Topic: Ben Crump

Joel Gilbert criticizes Attorney General Pam Bondi for her past role in the George Zimmerman prosecution, claiming she caved to political pressure from Ben Crump and Al Sharpton. He argues that Bondi's actions helped facilitate the rise of Black Lives Matter. The segment concludes with a brief promotion for the Alex Jones App, which is currently topping news charts.

Robert Barnes claims that court filings in the Ahmaud Arbery case reveal a history of Arbery using jogging as a pretext for robberies. He links the Black Lives Matter movement to international "color revolutions," suggesting the use of specific fist imagery indicates a regime-change effort within the United States. Barnes warns that these movements aim to replace traditional law enforcement with a politicized, Stasi-style police force.

The Minneapolis City Council approved a record $27 million settlement for the family of George Floyd while the trial of Derek Chauvin is still underway. Critics argue this massive payout is a form of "appeasement" to prevent further rioting by terrorist mobs. The defense maintains that Floyd's death was the result of a drug overdose and underlying heart conditions rather than police misconduct, characterizing the "gentle giant" narrative as a media fabrication.