Topic: Border Blockade

In El Paso, Texas, border agents are accused of driving buses through ravines and using trucks to block media cameras from filming the "border invasion." The segment captures a confrontation between a citizen and law enforcement over the right to document illegal immigration. Critics argue that the government is intentionally hiding the scale of the crisis while providing illegal immigrants with food, clothes, and protection that taxpayers are forced to fund.

Chase Geiser references a statement by Donald Trump regarding the risk of terrorists entering the U.S. through the southern border. The hosts argue that "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) policies are designed to create internal conflict within Western nations. The segment concludes with a clip of the Israeli Defense Minister calling Palestinians "human animals" while announcing a complete siege on Gaza, which the hosts condemn as a radicalizing move.

A border blockade between Alberta and Montana has expanded to include farmers and thousands of supporters. Sheila Gunn-Reed reports that some police and military members are beginning to speak out against enforcing biomedical mandates. The segment emphasizes that the "leave me alone" class of citizens is now willing to risk expensive equipment and livelihoods for the cause of freedom.