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Donald Trump has reportedly been "screaming" at Benjamin Netanyahu behind the scenes to end the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Regarding domestic policy, Kyle Serafin warns that the real danger in the FBI lies in "middle management" bureaucrats who are loyal to the agency rather than the Constitution. JD Vance is criticized for suggesting the intelligence services should "find bad guys" domestically, which Serafin argues is the role of law enforcement.

The "Special Relationship" between the US and UK is framed as a mechanism for intelligence agencies to bypass domestic oversight, with MI6 allegedly spying on Donald Trump to avoid Congressional scrutiny. This intelligence sharing, known as the Five Eyes, allows for the exchange of NSA data and foreign surveillance results. The UK is accused of running the Steele Dossier and other propaganda operations against American populist figures using these clandestine channels.

Physicist Robert Sarbarker and scientist Thomas Townsend Brown were key figures in early exotic technology research. Brown reportedly developed an "acoustic fan" that could project orbs and future timelines, which he demonstrated for General Curtis LeMay at the Rand Corporation. The struggle over this technology is divided between "X Protect," which keeps it secret, and "X Share," a smaller group that sought to disclose it to the public.

Two primary factions within the secret technology world are identified: "Ex-Protect," which enforces lethal secrecy, and "Ex-Share," which seeks to disclose information. Thomas Townsend Brown is cited as a pioneer in anti-gravity research who faced threats from the secrecy faction. This internal battle dictates the flow of funding and the pace of technological release to the public.

Alex Jones concludes his portion of the broadcast by urging supporters to pray for a fair 2024 election and for peace. He thanks the audience for sharing InfoWars clips on social media, noting that their grassroots efforts reach millions. Jones salutes the "InfoWars family" and transitions the show to guest host Gerald Celente for the final hour.

A video clip featuring singer Share questioning the utility of men is countered with statistics showing male dominance in essential infrastructure jobs like construction and policing. The hosts discuss a recent mass shooting in South Baltimore, attributing the city's high crime and drug rates to the prevalence of single-parent households. John Scott reflects on his time in Baltimore and Toledo, noting the desensitization to violence in urban environments.

GoldCare is presented as a private alternative to the traditional insurance model, utilizing a "health care cost sharing ministry" framework. This model is based on biblical principles of community support, similar to Amish traditions. Gold argues that families can save thousands of dollars annually while regaining the ability to choose their own doctors and avoid state-mandated protocols.

Callers engage with Roseanne Barr on topics ranging from MKUltra and "shared death experiences" to the writings of Rudolf Steiner. One caller, the son of "None Dare Call It Conspiracy" author Larry Abraham, discusses Masonic prophecies regarding the year 2030. Barr encourages listeners to "look up" and "get right with themselves" to overcome the fear-based power of the elite.

Kate Dalley discusses the importance of traditional marriage and shared values as the foundation for a stable society. She urges listeners to spend 2023 focusing on personal health, improving relationships, and building local networks of like-minded people. The segment concludes with a call for resilience and faith, suggesting that a small, committed percentage of the population can save the country through unpredictable acts of non-compliance.

The "Greenlight Locker" system is designed to store academic, vaccination, and mental health data, according to Lynn Davenport. She identifies Eric Reeves and Manoj Kutty as key figures behind the company and notes potential conflicts of interest with the Texas Commissioner of Education. Davenport also explains how "social impact bonds" target vulnerable populations, including refugees and the homeless, for data-driven investment schemes.

The segment frames the global vaccine push as a move toward the "Mark of the Beast" and the genetic modification of humanity. Alex Jones urges the audience to share the broadcast's links and clips to bypass censorship and reach new people. He emphasizes that the information war is a total war and that defeating the globalist agenda is the only way to prevent a dystopian future.

Alex Jones promotes a new URL, BanThis.tv, as a way to bypass social media censorship of Infowars content. He encourages listeners to share links with prominent figures, including doctors and military personnel, to build a broad network of informed resistance. Jones emphasizes that word-of-mouth is the most effective tool in the current "information war."