Topic: Japan Tsunami

The 2011 Fukushima disaster is discussed as a potentially "planned event" intended to turn global opinion against nuclear energy. Reference is made to 1997 testimony by Secretary of Defense William Cohen regarding the existence of "eco-terrorism" technologies like earthquake machines. The hosts suggest a "cabal" move to push nations toward liquid natural gas by making nuclear power appear dangerous.

Local news reports marking the three-year anniversary of the Fukushima disaster are criticized for conflating tsunami deaths with nuclear radiation risks. The hosts point out factual errors in casualty numbers and discuss the return of residents to previously evacuated areas.

The hosts question news reports claiming a debris field from the Japanese tsunami "the size of California" is approaching the North American coast. They point out the lack of actual satellite imagery or photographs, noting that the media relies exclusively on computer animations. They suspect the story is being exaggerated to maintain a sense of public fear.

The Japanese Red Cross reportedly collected over $1 billion in the three weeks following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami but has yet to distribute the funds to victims. The hosts criticize the organization and Hollywood celebrities for promoting donation channels that fail to provide immediate relief.

Justin Bieber, Yoko Ono, and Lou Reed are participating in celebrity charity events to benefit Japan following the earthquake and tsunami. The hosts discuss fringe theories suggesting the disaster may have been triggered by man-made means, such as HAARP or underwater nuclear detonations, noting reports of radioactive Toyota cars entering the US.