Topic: Concert

Reporter Savannah Hernandez provides an eyewitness account of Kamala Harris's rally in Atlanta, noting that while the building was full, much of the energy was for the musical performers Quavo and Megan Thee Stallion. Hernandez observed significant numbers of people leaving the venue just 15 minutes into Harris's 30-minute speech. The event is characterized as a "giant concert" rather than a political rally driven by support for the candidate.

Jack Posobiec highlights a US Embassy warning from two weeks prior that specifically mentioned imminent plans by extremists to target "concerts" in Moscow. The attack is compared to the 2004 Beslan school massacre and the 2014 Bataclan attack in Paris. The specificity of the State Department's warning is scrutinized as evidence of prior knowledge.

Greg from Ohio, a touring entertainment technician, reports that a contract for a major concert tour was rescinded after he refused to provide proof of vaccination. He notes that while his employer does not require it, the tour suppliers and venues do. Shroyer suggests that a total boycott of major entertainment and sporting events may be necessary to combat medical tyranny.