Topic: Whataburger

Alex Jones defines a "360 win" as a symbiotic relationship that empowers all parties, such as supporting the show through Dr. Jones Naturals. He warns that the mandatory use of QR codes in restaurants is a training exercise for vaccine passports and a cashless society. Iconic brands like Whataburger are being transitioned to "digital kitchens" to remove human interaction and prepare for future lockdowns.

The rise of "digital kitchens" and automated food service, such as the Whataburger digital kitchen in Austin, is criticized as an attempt by BlackRock-funded entities to eliminate human contact. Jones notes that these automated locations are often broken and unpopular compared to traditional human-staffed restaurants. He likens the failure of these kiosks to the lack of adoption for Mark Zuckerberg's Metaverse.

A personal anecdote about purchasing a meal at Whataburger in Austin, Texas, serves as a critique of current economic reporting. The cost of two burgers and fries reaching $27 is contrasted with historical prices to argue that real-world inflation is significantly higher than official government figures suggest. The segment accuses the Biden administration of misleading the public about the strength of the economy.

Reporter Christy Lee joins Owen Shroyer to discuss her recent trip to the southern border. She reports seeing COVID-positive migrants being dropped off at hotels and wandering into local businesses like Whataburger in McAllen and La Joya. Lee notes that while the community faces a spike in COVID cases, the mainstream media is ignoring the influx of thousands of untested or positive migrants being released by Border Patrol.

The La Jolla Police Department issued a COVID-19 alert after migrants released by Border Patrol were found coughing and sneezing in a Whataburger. The migrants reportedly told officers they were released despite testing positive for the virus. This action is labeled as criminal negligence and manslaughter by the Biden administration for knowingly importing the virus into the country.