Topic: Wimbledon

Alex Jones reports on Russia cutting natural gas supplies to Poland and Bulgaria, an escalation he frames as a step toward World War III. He highlights the banning of Russian players from Wimbledon and reports on a Liberation Day parade in Italy where he claims Ukrainian Nazi sympathizers were included. Jones argues these events demonstrate a coordinated globalist effort to provoke a larger conflict.

Ukrainian tennis player Elina Svitolina's demand for Russian and Belarusian athletes to undergo ideological purity tests is discussed. Svitolina insists that players must publicly denounce their governments to compete, a move Novak Djokovic has labeled "crazy." The segment explores the trend of purging athletes based on their nationality or refusal to adhere to the "current thing" political narrative.

Paul Joseph Watson hosts the fourth hour, discussing a "worldwide wave of Russophobia." He highlights the potential ban of tennis star Daniil Medvedev from Wimbledon unless he denounces Vladimir Putin. Watson mocks the extent of cancel culture, noting that even Siberian cats have been banned from international competitions, and reports on the bullying of Russian children in European schools.