In the first half, George Noory, joined by analyst John M. Curtis, reported on the 2024 presidential election results. Curtis offered commentary on the voters' process and the two candidates, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, along with callers' reactions. Numerologist Glynis McCants, financial astrologer William Stickevers, prophecy expert John Hogue, and astrologer Mark Lerner also appeared briefly to update their predictions from the previous night's program. Both Stickevers and Hogue had correctly foreseen Trump's apparent electoral success. Curtis highlighted how inflation and high interest rates have made everyday expenses burdensome in the last few years for American families, and this factored in Trump's favor as prices were lower during his years in office.
Stickevers emphasized that this election represents a pivotal moment for America, stating, "This is really about choosing not just the president, but more about choosing the new direction for America itself," as we go into what he referred to as the Fourth Turning. Lerner reflected on the role of communication in politics, comparing Trump and Ronald Reagan as effective communicators who resonate with the public. He noted, "These are people who are on TV, who are great communicators," highlighting how their outsider status contributed to their appeal. In contrast, he noted that Vice President Kamala Harris had limited visibility and "almost no chance" in the political landscape, partly due to President Biden's reluctance to step aside until late in the campaign.
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In the latter half, paranormal investigator Mike Ricksecker discussed his work on ancient wisdom, stargates, and the connections between civilizations like Egypt and Atlantis. Delving into the concept of stargates, he explained, "It's the ability of intelligence to harness...naturally occurring portals," suggesting that such stargates could facilitate travel across dimensions or even time. "I do believe there are ETs that are coming here via some sort of spacecraft," he remarked, referencing Einstein's theories on wormholes as a potential means of extraterrestrial travel. He also addressed the mysterious disappearances of people, noting that some might have inadvertently walked through a portal, saying, "Some people do come back... and they're not sure how they got where they were at." He noted that these portals can open and close randomly, making them unpredictable.
Further, he highlighted the ancient understanding of these phenomena. Ricksecker's exploration of energy sites, particularly in Egypt, led him to believe in the existence of such powerful gateways. At some of the ancient sites, there are symbols on doorways or gateways designated for portals," he said. Ricksecker theorized that the survivors of Atlantis may have played a role in rebuilding their civilization in Egypt after a great cataclysm, utilizing lost technologies to harness earth energy for various purposes. On the topic of UFOs and their sudden disappearances, he posited, "They may not actually be traveling any great distance... just moving into another dimension, a higher frequency." He also related the portals to the concept of time travel and how the past, present, and future may co-exist in different frequencies.
News segment guests: John M. Curtis, Catherine Austin Fitts