Topic: Crowdsourcing

Claims are made regarding the existence of government-funded public service announcements in Germany and Sweden that allegedly used young actresses to entice migrants with sexual promises. Due to censorship on mainstream platforms, a call for crowdsourcing is issued to the audience on X to locate and archive these videos from five to seven years ago. The effort aims to provide proof of these controversial immigration recruitment tactics to a wider audience.

Ivan Reiklen and Chase Geiser discuss the shift in the information landscape, noting that independent researchers on platforms like X and Rumble are bypassing government narratives. Reiklen announces a project to investigate every law enforcement officer present at the Butler rally. They argue that the "independent apolitical venture capital class," including Marc Andreessen, is moving toward Trump.

Robert from Virginia, a graphic artist, proposes creating a "We the People" forum where listeners can submit and vote on artwork for InfoWars apparel. The host calls this a "genius idea" and compares it to a "Reddit of art." He expresses a desire to support such a platform to keep the show's messaging fresh and community-driven.