Topic: Confederacy

Governor Spanberger signed legislation ending the tax-exempt status of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, labeling them an extremist group. The host argues this sets a dangerous precedent for banning non-profit organizations based on political labels.

The narrative shifts to the role of the United Nations in managing large groups of illegal aliens entering the United States, framed as a planned globalist attack. Reference is made to the Obama-produced film "Leave the World Behind" and the upcoming "Civil War" movie as predictive programming for a domestic conflict. Historical claims are made that British intelligence manipulated both sides of the 1860s American Civil War and that current rhetoric labels patriots as "Confederates."

A caller from Georgia discusses the historical significance of Robert E. Lee, noting his decision to surrender at Appomattox to prevent a prolonged guerrilla war. The conversation touches on the renaming of military bases and the role of the ADL in pushing for the removal of Confederate symbols. The host argues that these symbols represent American history and that their removal is a tactic to demoralize the population.

The "arrogant, conceited face of evil" is identified in the eyes of pedophiles who believe they have government backing. The host traces the history of Muslim slave trading in the Mediterranean and Atlantic, arguing that the targeting of children is a cultural constant. He calls for a collective "no" to the "leftist pedophiles" at school board meetings and in public life.

Attorney Norm Pattis joins the show to discuss the Department of Justice's move to classify protesters of school boards and vaccine mandates as domestic terrorists. President Joe Biden is criticized for a speech comparing political opponents to Jefferson Davis and George Wallace. The host warns that the establishment is planning terror attacks to blame on patriots before the upcoming elections.

Media outlets like NPR and Politico are reportedly "war gaming" a second American Civil War to distract from the global corporate takeover. The host argues that the only winning move is "not to play" the violent game the globalists have designed. President Biden's rhetoric is described as a tool to provoke disunion and justify an authoritarian crackdown.