Topic: Anti Establishment

The historical influence of Dr. Spock's child psychology is criticized for allowing the state to take over the values of American children. While older generations still rely on the high production value of Fox News, Gen Z is described as moving toward an avant-garde, anti-establishment perspective. The goal of the current movement is to accelerate the education of a public that is already waking up to civilizational collapse.

Vivian Kubrick references a 2016 article she wrote for Variety defending her father's legacy. She argues that films like Dr. Strangelove and Clockwork Orange prove he was a critic of the elite and mind control, making him the "last person" who would work for the CIA. She also details the massive workload involved in global film promotion and translation that occupied his time during the moon landing era.

Vivian Kubrick references a 2016 Variety article she wrote to defend her father's legacy against "malicious cranks" and conspiracy theorists. She argues that a man who critiqued the elite and mind control in films like A Clockwork Orange would never assist the CIA in a mass deception. From a technical perspective, she critiques the actual moon landing footage as looking "silly" and "bouncing," contrasting it with the more realistic movement of astronauts in her father's films.

Owen Shroyer takes over the hosting duties, reflecting on the "regular thing" of political persecution facing himself, Alex Jones, and Donald Trump. Shroyer contrasts the massive media circus surrounding Trump's arrest with the lack of attention on Joe Biden's daily activities. He highlights a meme shared by Elon Musk about time travelers trying to kill Trump in 1980, suggesting that even non-supporters are beginning to see the absurdity of the prosecution.

Shroyer discusses the concept of "Rage for the Machine," where liberals claim to be anti-establishment while supporting corporations, universities, and the media. He explains how "culture jamming"—a tactic used by Alex Stein—breaks the leftist paradigm by having conservatives ironically support "progressive" causes. Shroyer argues that modern liberals have no foundation other than opposing whatever conservatives support.

A preview of a Tucker Carlson interview with Russell Brand explores Brand's views on spirituality, God, and the need for new ways of communicating outside of corrupt systems. Brand discusses his personal growth and his belief that a better world is possible through individual change. The hosts note that Brand represents a growing "pincer attack" of anti-establishment voices from both the left and the right.

Guest host Maria Z prepares to take over the fourth hour, while Owen Shroyer notes an unusual interaction on the House floor between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Paul Gosar. Shroyer speculates that AOC might be considering a bold move to support Kevin McCarthy or coordinate with anti-establishment Republicans. Maria Z's upcoming segment will focus on the 2023 globalist agenda and potential solutions for the resistance movement.

The host argues that the modern right-wing populist movement is more effective than previous left-wing efforts because it incorporates intellectual and business-minded leadership. Figures like Steve Bannon and Tucker Carlson are identified as key voices that the establishment is attempting to silence through censorship. This "smart populism" is presented as a genuine threat to the geopolitical status quo.