Topic: Black Adam

The Biden administration is accused of inviting the United Nations to sanction the United States for reparations, which Jones claims is a pretext for a UN takeover. Jones critiques the film Black Adam, starring Dwayne Johnson, as propaganda that misrepresents the role of the UN and mercenaries in Africa. He alleges that the UN actually facilitates enslavement in lithium mines and slave camps while publicly posing as a savior.

Owen Shroyer recaps cultural news, including a controversial CUNY commencement speech that attacked the NYPD, prompting a response from Mayor Eric Adams. The segment also addresses the backlash against Target for selling "sexual propaganda" to children in its Pride section. Shroyer contrasts the current outrage over boycotts with the 2020 BLM riots that forced the closure of 175 Target stores, arguing that the media ignores left-wing violence while demonizing conservative activists.

Maria Z discusses UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres’ proposal for an "Emergency Platform" that would automatically trigger in the event of a "complex global shock," such as a cyber attack or a "major event in outer space." She links these global initiatives to local actions, such as New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ plan to reduce meat consumption, arguing that the ultimate goal is total global control by 2030.

Roger Stone praises the New York Young Republican Club for their turnout in support of Trump. He criticizes Mayor Eric Adams for warning peaceful protesters like Marjorie Taylor Greene while ignoring rising crime rates in the city. Stone speculates that Trump's planned remarks for the evening may be affected by a potential gag order, which he expects Trump's lawyers would immediately appeal on constitutional grounds.

Scott Adams suggested that white citizens should stop trying to help black Americans, citing a lack of rational payoff and the risk of being labeled racist. This stance is compared to comments made by Don Lemon regarding neighborhood safety and quality of life. The discussion posits that left-wing ideologies and corporate media are re-introducing segregation and anti-white bias into the American education system and culture.

A discussion details the criminal case of Ed Buck in Los Angeles, alleging he performed vampiric black magic rituals to "suck the energy" of men. This behavior is linked to historical legends of psychotic ruling elites in Europe and Japan who allegedly consumed blood. Claims are made that high-level political figures, including the head of the House Intelligence Committee, were associated with Buck's activities.