We begin by revisiting the four-year anniversary of January 6th, unveiling newly surfaced footage that challenges the mainstream narrative of an "insurrection." Instead, we see what some describe as a "guided tour," with surveillance videos showing alleged FBI "ghost buses" transporting informants disguised as Trump supporters. We question the authenticity of the event, the actions of Capitol Police who opened doors for protesters, and advocate for those imprisoned, whom some argue are political prisoners caught in a web of deception.

Transitioning from political intrigue, we delve into the world of Alex Jones, examining his latest comments on censorship and his ongoing battle with conspiracy theories. Asking whether Jones is still the anti-establishment figure he claims to be or if he's compromised then Hilaria Baldwin's linguistic slip-up that reignited debates about authenticity and cultural appropriation in the public eye.

The show takes a darker turn as we explore the UK's justice system, contrasting its strictness with social media users over misinformation with its apparent leniency towards criminal elements, alongside a provocative discussion on transgenderism influenced by big pharma, according to Ian Carroll's controversial views.

In a lighter, yet bizarre twist, we tackle the viral tale of an NYC halal cart worker allegedly capturing pigeons, sparking a debate on food safety, cultural norms, and the power of social media in shaping public discourse.

We delve into the realm of technology and surveillance by discussing the chilling application of Meta smart glasses in a New Orleans terror attack, highlighting the potential dark side of technological advancements.

We navigate the urban battleground of New York City, where Uber and Lyft's push for congestion pricing has turned the streets into a battleground for drivers. We dissect the environmental and ethical ramifications, questioning whether these policies truly serve the public or merely line the pockets of corporate giants.

To close the show, we venture into the annals of mystery with the story of Jesse Marcel, the first man at the Roswell UFO crash site. As an intelligence officer in the U.S. Army Air Force stationed at Roswell Army Air Field, Marcel was the first to investigate the debris, later describing it as "not of this Earth." His account of materials that were lightweight, unburnable, and indestructibly flexible adds an enigmatic note to our episode, leaving us pondering the mysteries beyond our current understanding.

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