Topic: Anti American

The hosts point out the irony of the U.S. funding "Nazis in Ukraine" on Hitler's birthday while Netanyahu complains about anti-Semitism in America. They discuss the removal of historical statues at UT Austin and argue that while they disagree with the protesters, the right to peacefully march is protected by the First Amendment.

A caller asks about the right to bear arms in Russia, leading Dugin to praise the American tradition of armed citizenry as a defense of dignity and democracy. Dugin notes that while Russia has a different tradition centered on a powerful state, anti-American sentiment has vanished in Russia because the people recognize Trump's nationalist stance. They briefly mention rumors of a meeting between Trump and Putin to solidify a new era of relations.

A clip of Joe Rogan features him discussing the importance of protecting American freedoms at all costs. Rogan argues that the United States is a unique experiment in self-government that has created unprecedented innovation and creativity. He warns that any policy inhibiting individual freedom is inherently "anti-American" and must be viewed with extreme suspicion.

Harrison Smith of the "American Journal" argues that the US military has been taken over by anti-American extremists who are purging anyone who believes in the Constitution. He claims that by removing those who understand the limitations of government power, the establishment can ensure that future illegal orders will be followed without hesitation. Smith frames this as a deliberate dismantling of American freedoms.