Topic: Cis

The segment emphasizes the need for transparency in election data to prevent manipulation by third-party actors or foreign entities like China. Patrick Colbeck argues that the current system creates a "single point of failure" by centralizing data through the Center for Internet Security. He calls for real-time public access to voter registration changes and election data to ensure that "meddling kids" can verify the results.

Royce Lopez and Mersh from *Revenge of the Cis* join the program to discuss the "internet ghetto" created by mainstream platform bans. They talk about their transition to Rumble and the constant harassment they face from online "stalkers." They argue that the establishment only targets those who pose a genuine threat to their narrative.

Royce Lopez and Mersh from the "Revenge of the Cis" podcast join the show to discuss the decline of comedy in the "woke" era. They contrast the success of "Top Gun: Maverick" with the failure of Disney's "Lightyear," attributing the difference to the presence of political agendas. The group discusses how SNL and late-night hosts have become propaganda outlets rather than comedic platforms.

Royce Lopez and Mike Mersh of "Revenge of the Cis" join the program to discuss the absurdity of Bill Gates acting as a global health spokesperson. They joke about the potential for more charismatic figures like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson or John Cena to be the face of globalist agendas. The segment highlights John Cena's recent apology to China as an example of corporate groveling.