Topic: Corporate Boycott

Following up on Anthony Rubin's investigation into missing migrant children, the segment links government negligence to a broader "Satanic" agenda. Footage of biological males competing in women's rugby is used to illustrate the "stunning and brave" media narrative. Jones emphasizes that corporate support for these trends is a tool for total censorship and social engineering.

A caller suggests rebranding the New World Order as the "Global Mafia" and listing the specific crimes of individuals like Henry Kissinger. The host advises listeners to avoid large globalist hospital systems and instead seek out local, patriotic doctors. The strategy for resistance involves withdrawing support from major corporations that are perceived to be at war with the public.

Following the significant decline in Bud Light sales due to its partnership with Dylan Mulvaney, Target executives reportedly held emergency meetings to avoid a similar financial situation. Additional news items mentioned include a New York Times article about samurai in Japan and reports of a woman being assaulted by a trans-identified male. A planned conservative presence at Dodger Stadium on June 16th is also noted.

Callers share personal reasons for boycotting Target, ranging from the current Pride controversy to negative experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. One caller from Tennessee describes being harassed by Target staff for lowering her mask to breathe after recovering from pneumonia. The host notes that while these issues have existed for years, the current "brazenness" of corporations is finally waking up the broader public.

A caller from New Orleans questions why the Conservative Party fails to organize effective boycotts against mega-corporations like Walmart and Amazon. The response suggests that many Republican leaders, including Jim Jordan, are compromised by corporate funding from Big Tech, leading to a "loyal opposition" that fails to protect citizen communication rights.

Wayne Allyn Root promotes his new book, "The Great Patriot Protest and Boycott Book," as a tool for citizens to use civil disobedience against "woke" corporations. He advocates for a "national divorce" or separation between red and blue states to avoid a violent civil war. Root notes that NBC News has also begun reporting on the "war between the states" following the Supreme Court's abortion ruling, validating his prediction of a coming national division.

Wayne Allyn Root promotes his book, "The Great Patriot Protest and Boycott Book," which lists 116 "woke" companies for conservatives to avoid. He also describes his long-term relationship with Donald Trump, which began when he predicted Trump's 2016 victory. Root details his experiences as an opening speaker for Trump rallies and his recent visit to Mar-a-Lago.

Wayne Allyn Root promotes his book, "The Great Patriot Protest and Boycott Book," which provides contact information for 120 CEOs to help conservatives fight back against corporate activism. He praises the Canadian and American trucker protests as successful examples of civil disobedience against "Satanic" leftist policies.

Wayne Allen Root discusses his new book, The Great Patriot Protest and Boycott Book. He advocates for using the tactics of the left—protests, sit-ins, and economic boycotts—against "woke" corporations. Root argues that since conservatives represent a majority of consumer spending, they can force corporate America to stop supporting the Biden administration's mandates.