Topic: Chaz

Stuart Rhodes announces plans to rebuild the Oath Keepers to provide public protection for patriots, similar to the Guardian Angels in New York. He recounts how rural communities in Texas successfully deterred Antifa in 2020 by showing up armed. Rhodes argues that it is the responsibility of all American men to protect their neighborhoods from looting and violence after disasters.

Mike Glover appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience to discuss how his efforts to build community cohesion after the "Chaz" protests led to government targeting. The FBI allegedly views local self-reliance as a threat to state power, preferring a population that is isolated and dependent on the federal government. Glover's story is used to illustrate how the "extremist" label is being expanded to include any organized conservative activity.

A video presentation by Jack Posobiec details the history of Antifa, tracing its roots to Ernst Thalmann in Weimar Germany and the Red Guards in China. Posobiec discusses his firsthand experiences inside the Seattle CHAZ/CHOP zone and argues that Antifa is a violent anarcho-communist movement rather than just an "idea." He promotes his new book, "The Antifa: Stories from Inside the Black Bloc."

Guest host Stu Peters highlights the hypocrisy of BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors purchasing millions of dollars in real estate in predominantly white neighborhoods. Peters reports on the arrest of Chaz Neal, a prominent BLM activist featured in national advertising, on warrants related to sex with minors. The segment characterizes BLM as a criminal enterprise that uses civil unrest to install authoritarian rule while ignoring the criminal histories of individuals like Daunte Wright.