Topic: Toothpaste

The discussion shifts to the cumulative intake of aspartame from various sources, including chewing gum, cough drops, and chewable vitamins. The hosts criticize medical correspondents for focusing only on soda consumption while ignoring the presence of the sweetener in numerous everyday products. They suggest the WHO's findings are being managed by the media to avoid "confusing consumers."

A retrospective look at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics highlights the "toothpaste bomb" scare promoted by the TSA and Homeland Security. The media coverage at the time is criticized for creating a sense of trepidation despite a lack of specific intelligence. The segment suggests these warnings were part of a broader effort to disparage the Russian-hosted games.

A source claims that "BOLO" (Be On the Lookout) alerts, such as those for "toothpaste bombs," are being intentionally leaked to the media to keep the public in a state of fear and subservience. The hosts argue that being "sick and tired" makes people more likely to follow orders without question. The segment transitions into a final round of donor thank-yous from around the world, including Australia and Sweden.

Adam Curry shares a story from a contact who serves as a volunteer ambulance driver for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The volunteer reported that DHS had to manually remove toothpaste from thousands of emergency sanitation kits because the product, sourced from China, was found to be tainted. The hosts criticize the government for purchasing essential emergency supplies from foreign adversaries.