Topic: Yazidis

Gerald Celente points out media double standards, where the death of 10,000 Yazidis is labeled genocide while the deaths of 41,000 Palestinians are downplayed. The broadcast concludes with a recap of the InfoWars MD supplement line's history, emphasizing its role in funding independent media. Listeners are encouraged to secure their health and the network's future by visiting InfoWarsStore.com.

The hosts react to President Joe Biden's "no comment" response when asked about the rising death toll in Maui, calling it a sign of "heartless evil." Jason Jones argues that the administration's immediate pivot to blaming climate change for the fire is a tactic to absolve themselves of responsibility for the failure of emergency management. He compares this to the Obama-Biden administration's dismissal of ISIS as the "JV team" while the Yazidi people faced genocide.

Fears of a new war in Eastern Europe are discussed, with Jason Jones criticizing the same "warmongers" who previously sought regime change in Syria. He argues that the collapse of the Assad regime would have led to the liquidation of Christians and Yazidis by ISIS, a catastrophe the establishment allegedly shrugged at.

The segment describes the unique plight of the Yazidi people, who are often rejected by all sides in the Middle East. Jason Jones explains his philosophy of "preaching the gospel through action" by standing with those the world has abandoned, while criticizing Nancy Pelosi for telling athletes not to speak out on human rights in China.

Left-leaning NGOs and military contractors are accused of abandoning their Afghan employees with nothing but a legal disclaimer. Jason Jones claims the State Department told Yazidi leaders they were focused on "LGBT issues" rather than preventing genocide, a focus he argues contributed to the collapse of the Afghan mission.