Topic: Yemen

Rafe Hassel, an Oxford-educated chemist and former MI6 asset, comes forward to discuss his experiences with advanced surveillance technology. Hassel claims he was coerced into becoming an intelligence asset and was subsequently subjected to technology related to Havana Syndrome. He describes suffering severe health issues, including stage 3 bowel cancer, as a result of exposure to these directed energy systems.

A caller predicts that the United States will work in the background with Arab partners to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and take control of Yemen within four weeks. The primary mission is described as degrading the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' (IRGC) ability to project power and export influence. The host remains skeptical, arguing that the regime will hold on and that the conflict is a setup to destroy the U.S. economy.

Middle East analysts suggest that Hezbollah and Houthi rebels view the current war as existential, as Iran is considered the "head of the snake" for regional resistance. Critics argue that Israel's true goal is total capitulation rather than just nuclear non-proliferation, as Iran had previously complied with IAEA transparency. If Iran falls, the entire regional power structure involving Yemen and Syria is expected to collapse.

Jordan and other Middle Eastern nations have closed their airspace as Iran begins retaliating against Israeli strikes. While Vladimir Putin is reportedly attempting to broker a peace deal, Iran has doubled down on its nuclear program and launched ballistic missiles toward Tel Aviv. Houthi rebels in Yemen have also joined the conflict, firing barrages that have triggered air raid sirens across central Israel and forced civilians into bomb shelters.

Following 1,100 U.S. military strikes over 52 days, the Houthis in Yemen have reportedly agreed to stop attacking commercial ships in the Red Sea. Donald Trump describes the use of force as swift and decisive, leading to a cessation of hostilities against American and Saudi interests. This security breakthrough is framed as a prerequisite for the massive economic partnerships currently being signed in Riyadh.

Donald Trump hosts Mark Carney in the Oval Office, discussing the renovation of the room before announcing major breaking news regarding Yemen. Trump reports that the Houthi rebels have signaled a desire to stop fighting and will cease attacks on international shipping in the Red Sea. The U.S. will reportedly stop bombing the Houthis effective immediately following a month-long campaign involving $3 billion in munitions.

Donald Trump officially announces the surrender of Houthi rebels in Yemen, citing their agreement to cease attacks on Red Sea shipping. Senator Marco Rubio comments on the development, framing it as a successful freedom of navigation mission. Trump hints at a even larger "de-escalation peace deal" involving Iran or Ukraine to be announced later in the week.

Donald Trump issued a stern warning stating that any future attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen will be treated as direct attacks from Iran. Trump alleged that Iran dictates Houthi movements and provides sophisticated military equipment and intelligence. Analysts express concern that this policy could be exploited by third parties to stage false flag operations and draw the United States into a hot war with Iran.

Drone surveillance footage from December 2015 reveals a mission in Aden, Yemen, where American and French mercenaries targeted a suspected terrorist leader. These operators were contracted by the United Arab Emirates under Spear Operations Group, a private military company led by Abraham Golan. The mission involved planting explosives on an office building while operating in a legal gray area outside official military oversight.

A documentary-style segment details the activities of the Spear Operations Group, a private mercenary firm hired by the UAE to conduct assassinations in Yemen. The report features drone footage of a 2015 bombing in Aden targeting a political leader. Jones uses this to illustrate the "shadowy world" of private military companies (PMCs) operating in legal gray areas.

Billionaire Mark Cuban criticizes Donald Trump's leadership style and moral character during a televised discussion. Cuban blames Trump's rhetoric for the intensity of the 2020 BLM riots and questions his anti-war credentials by citing weapons sales to Saudi Arabia during the conflict in Yemen. The segment counters Cuban's points by noting that Trump did not start new wars and that local Democratic leaders were responsible for the response to the 2020 civil unrest.

Donald Trump addresses the "migrant invasion," claiming that countries around the world are emptying their prisons and mental institutions into the United States. He promises to initiate the largest deportation operation in American history, targeting criminals, gang members, and terrorists. Trump argues that securing the border is essential for the survival of the country and that winning Pennsylvania is the key to achieving this goal.

Israel’s recent missile strikes on a Yemeni port are framed as the beginning of a "wartime economy." Dr. Kirk Elliott predicts that this will trigger a "holy war" involving Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Taliban against the "Great Satan" (USA) and "Little Satan" (Israel). This geopolitical instability is expected to drive investors away from traditional stocks and into precious metals.

Celente reviews the history of US interventionism, criticizing leaders from George W. Bush to Barack Obama for their roles in conflicts in Libya, Syria, and Yemen. He labels politicians as "political parasites" who serve the military-industrial complex. Celente mocks the "Boy Scout" ribbons worn by losing generals and asserts that the public has been repeatedly "fact-overed" by government lies.

The segment critiques media figures like Rachel Maddow and political figures like Anthony Blinken. Celente describes Blinken as a "piece of crap" who supported the Saudi-led slaughter in Yemen. He argues that the "one big club" of elites, including the Cuomo family, has destroyed the nation while the mainstream media acts as "prostitutes" for their corporate pimps.

The White House releases a formal statement detailing the principals attending the Situation Room meeting, including Secretary Lloyd Austin and Secretary Antony Blinken. The panel discusses the multi-pronged nature of the attack, involving drones and missiles from Iran, Yemen, and Iraq. The strike is framed as a direct retaliation for the Israeli bombing of the Iranian consulate in Damascus.

The "Axis of Resistance"—comprising Yemen, Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon—is the only regional force providing military support to Gaza. Jaber disagrees with the host's theory that Hamas or Hezbollah would conduct attacks in the West, but the host clarifies his belief that globalists will stage such attacks to blame them. The segment warns that the Muslim world is reaching a breaking point.

Bermas refutes Kurzweil’s claim that modern wars do not result in millions of deaths, citing the Iraq War and the conflict in Yemen. He discusses the "Age of Spiritual Machines" and the push for digital consciousness. Bermas also notes that while Kurzweil promotes life-extension peptides, the FDA is simultaneously moving to regulate and restrict them for the general public.

Speculation arises that the Biden administration is planning a significant military action against Iran as an "election surprise" to create a global crisis. Military veterans and State Department officials are invited to call in and share their views on the escalating tensions in Syria and Yemen. Meanwhile, InfoWars reporters on the ground in Texas continue to document the status of border security measures.

Dr. Darren Beattie joins the program to discuss new developments regarding the January 6th pipe bomb event, which is characterized as a federal false flag. Simultaneously, global tensions are rising as U.S. bases in Iraq and Syria face missile attacks, and the Biden administration announces full-scale bombing of the Houthis in Yemen. These events are framed as the early stages of World War III.