Topic: Wyoming

The Biden administration is criticized for attempting to shut down Canadian pipelines and fertilizer production, which threatens U.S. energy and food security. Meanwhile, Bill Gates's company is preparing to build small-scale nuclear power plants in Wyoming. This shift occurs as the British government promotes an "Absolute Zero" policy that seeks to eliminate coal, gas, and oil without a viable replacement for power generation.

Callers suggest that Texas should form human chains at the border and that other states like Wyoming should pass resolutions supporting Governor Abbott. The discussion focuses on non-violent civil disobedience and the use of state police to locally indict criminal illegal aliens. There is a consensus among participants that the Supreme Court's ruling is a provocation intended to spark a conflict.

Alex Jones issues a direct warning to the global elite, stating that their plans for a managed collapse are now public knowledge. He references a long conversation with Elon Musk regarding the "death cult" mentality of certain power brokers. Jones asserts that even with underground bases in Switzerland and Wyoming, the perpetrators of a global shutdown will be held accountable by an awakened public.

Additional predator confrontations are detailed, including Jack Rickman of Wyoming, a registered sex offender who claimed he was dying of COPD while seeking child porn on the dark web. Another case involves Jeff Trost of Vancouver, Washington, who expressed a desire to shower with a 12-year-old and her 8-year-old sister. Rosen also highlights a successful arrest in San Bernardino County, California, where police were highly cooperative.

Callers James from Oklahoma and Nikki from Wyoming describe seeing "lattice" patterns in the sky and sudden, anomalous weather events like four feet of snow. Maria Z notes that Oklahoma has numerous projects listed in the NOAA library and criticizes companies like "Make Sunsets" for experimenting on the climate without knowing the risks.

Alex Jones critiques a campaign ad by former Vice President Dick Cheney supporting his daughter, Liz Cheney. Jones labels Dick Cheney a "war criminal" and a "globalist" who has long hidden his affiliation with the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) from his constituents in Wyoming. He argues that the Cheney family represents an "old white man" clique that is losing its grip on political power.

A caller from South Dakota discusses the push for sexually explicit materials in public libraries in Campbell County, Wyoming. The discussion focuses on books aimed at minors that allegedly encourage dangerous sexual practices and BDSM. The host and caller characterize these programs as a "pedo agenda" designed to groom and sexualize children under the guise of LGBTQ advocacy.

Representative Liz Cheney is reportedly begging for donations in Missouri because she has lost support in her home state of Wyoming. A new Trafalgar Group poll shows that only 15% of Americans support US military intervention in the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The segment argues that the Republican base has become largely anti-war, while the Democrat base has shifted toward supporting foreign interventions.

A caller from Wyoming suggests that unvaccinated people should identify as "organic humans with heirloom genetics." He shares a project where he set Teddy Roosevelt's speeches to music. He also informs Jones that the band Clutch has a song titled "Outland Special Clearance" that mentions Jones by name, which Jones promises to investigate.

Long-time caller John from Wyoming compares the current vaccine rollout to the 1976 swine flu vaccine failure. He gives Joe Biden the nickname "Jack Boot Joe" and compares Anthony Fauci to Nazi doctor Josef Mengele. The host and caller discuss the vindication of groups like the John Birch Society who warned of a New World Order decades ago.

Grace Smith, a 16-year-old student at Laramie High School in Wyoming, was arrested and fined for refusing to wear a mask. The school was placed on lockdown during the incident, and the host compares her actions to those of Rosa Parks and other civil rights icons.

The host analyzes the police interaction with Grace Smith, criticizing the officer for blaming the student for the school lockdown. He calls for peaceful protesters to support her at her November 16th court date, labeling her a modern-day "Tank Man."

Concerns are raised about the infrastructure bill's energy components, which critics claim will force the "California model" of high electricity prices and blackouts on the rest of the country. The failure of the package to mandate immediate fossil fuel emission reductions is noted as a setback for the Paris Agreement and United Nations Agenda 2030 goals.

The segment covers the removal of Liz Cheney from GOP leadership, which Jones interprets as a sign of Donald Trump's enduring influence. He criticizes "neocon warmongering tyrants" and urges listeners to support Trump while providing "tough love" regarding his stance on vaccines. Jones also mentions potential legal threats against Trump's inner circle, including Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump Jr.

In a rapid-fire news segment, Shroyer covers Gina Carano's comments on health, the use of blacklight scanning in the Maricopa County audit, and newly released photos of Bill Clinton with Jeffrey Epstein. He also mentions a Michigan representative's DUI arrest and a Wyoming roofing company offering a free AR-15 with every new roof.