Topic: Blackballing

Gerald Celente describes being "blackballed" by mainstream outlets like Oprah and the Today Show after decades of being a regular guest. He criticizes current military and health leaders, including General Mark Milley and Rachel Levine, questioning their competence and mental state. He warns that unless Americans unite for peace, the country will be destroyed by the "madness" of its leaders.

Former NBA player and MMA fighter Royce White joins the show to discuss his history of being "blackballed" by the league for his advocacy on mental health. White argues that the NBA and professional sports serve as a "watering hole" for a global corporatocracy that exploits human psychological vulnerabilities. He links his personal struggle with the league to a broader fight against the "evil spiritness" of the establishment.

Skousen characterizes the far-left Democratic elite as "the epitome of evil," driven by satanic inspiration and a hatred for traditional American values. He discusses the "blackballing" of CEOs like Elon Musk who challenge government narratives. The segment argues that many conservatives are afraid to speak out about conspiracies for fear of losing their professional standing.

Stu Peters and Lauren Witzke discuss how Kandiss Taylor has been "blackballed" by both mainstream and alternative conservative media. They argue that the Georgia legislature has the power to fix the 2020 election results but chooses not to. Peters defends his decision to mute Vernon Jones during a previous interview, asserting that he will continue to bring "accountability" to politics by exposing "Bolshevik tactics."