Topic: Catholic University

The removal of the Native American woman from Land O' Lakes butter and "Uncle Ben" from rice is criticized as a "mindless joke" of cultural appropriation. The host argues that corporations are "hiding behind blackface" while their policies starve millions in Africa. The destruction of symbols, such as the Teddy Roosevelt statue in New York, is framed as an attempt by the elite to gain power over historical narratives.

Norm Pattis discusses his reconciliation with the Catholic Church and the importance of the "Great Books," which he notes are being banned at Howard University. Jones and Pattis conclude their segment by warning that the U.S. is vulnerable to a foreign policy crisis because the population is so deeply divided by globalist-funded "race wars."