Topic: X Trends

Donald Trump is described as a "lifeboat" for the United States, despite his imperfections, because the alternative is a total globalist collapse. Trends forecasters and economists warn of a perfect storm involving massive debt and a planned AI takeover of the economy. The host emphasizes the need to keep Trump on track through constructive criticism while fighting the primary threat of the New World Order.

New Mexico Magistrate Judge Joel Cano resigned following the arrest of his tenant, Cristian Ortega Lopez, by Homeland Security. Ortega Lopez is an alleged member of the Venezuelan transnational criminal gang Tren de Aragua (TDA). Federal officials discovered firearms and gang-related evidence in the casita Cano rented to the suspect at his wife's request.

Gerald Celente emphasizes the importance of natural healing and maintaining physical health to resist systemic control. He discusses the global trend toward populism, citing the recent success of the AfD in Germany as a reaction to bureaucratic failure. Celente's "Trends Journal" is promoted as a resource for understanding these shifts before they become mainstream news.

Google Trends data shows a 400% increase in Washington D.C. searches for criminal defense lawyers and record-level searches for Swiss bank accounts. This is interpreted as a sign of panic among "deep state" actors and Democratic officials fearing prosecution under the Trump administration. The segment compares the situation to a "buffalo jump" where the establishment is running off a cliff.

Rasmussen polling shows Donald Trump with a 53% approval rating, with more Americans feeling the country is on the "right track" than at almost any point in recent history. Despite media narratives of a "constitutional crisis," search data suggests the public is generally optimistic about the administration's direction. Mitchell notes that Democrats are failing to course-correct and are instead relying on old "psyop" tactics.

Mainstream media and social media trends are criticized for prioritizing NFL scores and Taylor Swift news over the threat of World War III. While "World War III" trended at number eight on X, it was overshadowed by discussions of Patrick Mahomes and the Buffalo Bills. This lack of public focus is attributed to a deliberate effort by the "deep state" to keep the population distracted while escalating global conflicts.

Trends forecaster Gerald Celente joins the broadcast, declaring that "journalism is dead" due to the 1996 Federal Communications Act, which allowed six companies to control 92% of the media. He critiques the "mafia" nature of American politics and promotes the Trends Journal as a source of "history before it happens." Celente shares his background working on political campaigns and his skepticism of the current two-party system.

Gerald Celente reviews his May 2022 forecast that Kamala Harris would seize upon abortion rights to salvage her political career. He argues that the overturning of Roe v. Wade has turned many women into single-issue voters, which he predicts will be the primary factor in Harris potentially defeating Trump. He cites recent polling showing that 64% of Americans believe abortion should be legal in most cases.

Gerald Celente delivers a fiery critique of John Kerry's comments at the World Economic Forum regarding the First Amendment being a "block" to effective governance. Celente labels Kerry and other globalist officials as "scum" and "prostitutes" for the corporate elite. He argues that the government's desire to "hammer disinformation out of existence" is actually a move toward a "Ministry of Truth."

The segment argues that the American church has become compromised by greed and government obedience, leading to inevitable judgment. Gerald Celenti, founder of the Trends Journal, is introduced as a courageous truth-teller. Celenti is praised for his compassion and his long-standing efforts to warn the public about economic and social decline.

Trend forecaster Gerald Celente discussed the "incalculable" damage caused by the COVID-19 lockdowns, which he claims destroyed small businesses and altered the social fabric of America. Celente argues that the migrant crisis is a deliberate attempt to import cheap labor for major corporations, further hollowing out the middle class. He encourages listeners to read the Trends Journal for independent analysis of geopolitical and socioeconomic shifts.

The European Union has reportedly seized $35 billion in Russian assets to fund weapons for Ukraine, a move Gerald Celente warns will escalate global tensions. Amidst this instability, Celente identifies 2024 as a "golden year for gold," predicting the metal will hit $3,000 an ounce as it becomes the primary safe-haven asset. He notes that while major economies like Germany and France face downturns, gold remains the most reliable hedge against war and inflation.

The broadcast concludes with an analysis of the slowing economies in China and Germany. Gerald Celente contrasts the media's heavy coverage of Russian strikes in Ukraine with the relative silence on the high casualty counts in Gaza. He urges listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal to understand the interconnected nature of global conflicts and economic shifts.

Owen Shroyer discusses the practical collapse of local systems in Springfield, Ohio, due to the migrant influx. He claims that car insurance rates are skyrocketing due to unlicensed drivers and that the education system is being slowed down to accommodate illiterate adult migrants. Shroyer contrasts the "funny" TikTok trends with the "realness" of residents losing their quality of life.

Gerald Celente takes over the broadcast, criticizing the mainstream media for focusing on "propaganda" like Princess Kate's chemotherapy and the new Apple Watch. He argues that these stories distract from the systemic robbery of the American public through taxes and war spending. Celente promotes the Trends Journal as a source of independent analysis for those who want to think for themselves.

Gerald Celente of the Trends Journal takes over the broadcast to provide election and economic forecasts. He predicts that Kamala Harris will focus heavily on abortion rights to win the female vote but notes that a stock market crash would be the only "wild card" to ensure a Trump victory. Celente also discusses his 2022 forecast regarding Biden's potential resignation and Harris's rise to the candidacy.

Gerald Celente highlights his successful forecast of a "golden year for gold," noting the metal has risen nearly $500 an ounce. He dismisses the 2024 election as a "presidential reality show" and predicts Kamala Harris will win based on single-issue voting, particularly abortion. Celente argues that the media is intentionally pumping up Harris to create a false sense of momentum.

The Trends Journal predicted in May 2022 that Kamala Harris would seize upon abortion as her primary campaign issue to overcome her unpopularity. Celente reviews polling data showing that a majority of Americans and independents support legal abortion, making it a powerful tool for the Democratic Party. He also mocks political "daddy's boys" like Gavin Newsom and JB Pritzker, characterizing them as an arrogant elite running the "United Soviet States of America."

Retired Judge Michael Luttig's endorsement of Kamala Harris is dismissed by Gerald Celente as the opinion of a "prominent" insider within a broken system. Celente notes that GM is laying off over 1,000 software employees, signaling that the "new jobs" being created are low-paying service roles. He concludes the broadcast by urging listeners to subscribe to the Trends Journal and support InfoWars to stay informed during dangerous times.

Gerald Celente discusses the impending closure of 150 Macy's stores and the broader crisis in commercial real estate. He highlights high office vacancy rates in cities like New York and San Francisco, arguing that these buildings cannot easily be converted to housing. Celente also notes that gold prices have risen significantly, fulfilling his "golden year for gold" forecast for 2024.