Topic: Bella

The interview shifts to the exploitation of children in the fashion and entertainment industries. Bermas mentions the "One Foundation" and Bono's limited charitable giving. He also cites actress Bella Thorne's claims of being abused within the industry from a young age. The hosts describe the fashion industry as a "meat market" used to pawn young girls off to billionaires.

The discussion explores the historical infiltration of religious institutions by intelligence agencies and communist agents. Jay Dyer notes the Rockefeller funding of liberal seminaries, while Tim Gordon cites Bella Dodd’s confession of placing 1,100 communist plants in Catholic seminaries. They argue that these efforts aim to replace traditional doctrine with a "social gospel" that serves secular power structures.

Jason Jones discusses his film "Bella" and its portrayal of Latino men as heroes, contrasting it with the narrative of neoliberal elites. He argues for a secure border and mandatory verification systems to protect migrants from economic exploitation and sex trafficking. He criticizes the mainstream media for ignoring the deaths of migrant children during the current administration.