Topic: Yellowstone

Roger Ver joins the program to discuss his pending extradition and the history of government harassment against cryptocurrency pioneers. Ver argues that the U.S. government targets anyone promoting financial freedom or libertarian causes. The host links Ver's case to other victims of lawfare, including J6 defendants and the owner of the Yellowstone Store, who was recently pardoned by Donald Trump.

Jones details the "turbo diesel super truck" sweepstakes and warns that globalists plan to cut power and release bioweapons if they lose control. He discusses the presence of atrazine in US water supplies as a tool for reducing fertility and "bending gender." He argues that forcing the globalists into the open has prevented them from using "soft kill" systems in secret.

The 2020 U.S. election is characterized as a typical "Orange Revolution" staged by the same actors who destabilized other nations. Ongoing financial attacks and legal battles against independent media figures are described as attempts to silence the voice of resistance. A metaphor of the "great American bear from Yellowstone" waking up is used to describe a potential populist uprising.

Scott Bennett discusses a "demonic delusion" involving Nephilim and transhumanism that he believes drives the elite's bunker-building. He references "The X-Files" as a predictive tool for current events and suggests that billionaires believe they will inherit a depopulated earth, specifically targeting areas like Yellowstone and Hawaii.

Kate Dalley discusses "predictive programming" in shows like the X-Files and critiques modern hits like "Yellowstone" and "Wednesday." While acknowledging the appeal of "Yellowstone's" focus on property rights, she criticizes the "foul" characterizations and woke undertones. The Netflix series "Wednesday" is described as promoting a dark, goth culture with subtle LGBTQ themes aimed at younger audiences.

A caller presents a series of historical "pros and cons" regarding Kanye West's comments, citing 1995 New York Times reports on revised Auschwitz death tolls and the imprisonment of Rudolph Hess. The caller then pivots to a "blockbuster" claim about the TV show *Yellowstone*, alleging a "666" subliminal embed in a recent episode involving an attorney general character.

A caller interprets Revelation 18 as a prophecy of the fall of America, which he identifies as "Babylon," potentially involving a volcanic eruption at Yellowstone. Another caller suggests flying the American flag upside down as a formal SOS signal to indicate the country is in a state of extreme distress under the Biden administration. Jones supports the idea, calling it a sign of respect for a country "diseased with corruption."

Mike Adams presents a theory that globalists are terraforming the Earth to make it colder and less hospitable to humans by removing CO2 from the atmosphere. He cites the activation of a large carbon-sucking machine in Iceland as evidence. Adams and Jones speculate that the elite may be preparing for a major extinction event, such as the eruption of the Yellowstone supervolcano, by eliminating "useless eaters" beforehand.

The segment features a video report on the plumbing of the Yellowstone supervolcano and the potential for a catastrophic eruption. Alex Jones uses the volcano as a metaphor for the volatility of the planet and the limits of human power. He reflects on the "synchronicity" of his visit to Skull and Bones on March 22nd (3/22) and discusses the spiritual connection between all living things, contrasting "God's society" with the "death cults" of the global elite.