Topic: Day Of Rage

Jones reports on the "International Day of Rage" and the media's reaction to the Nashville Christian school shooting. He argues that the media is protecting the transgender community while ignoring the victims of the shooting. The segment features claims that many individuals identifying as non-binary or transgender are "high-functioning autists" who are being enabled by a society suffering from a mental health crisis.

Representative Jim Jordan is reportedly building a case for criminal referrals against Anthony Fauci while investigating IRS harassment of journalist Matt Taibbi. Simultaneously, reports circulate regarding a "Day of Rage" planned by trans activists for April 1st. The discussion highlights concerns over political weaponization of federal agencies and the promotion of radical ideologies in public institutions.

The New York Times published a sympathetic profile of Ray Epps, a January 6th participant who was filmed urging protesters to enter the Capitol. Critics, including Dr. Darren Beattie, point out that Epps was removed from the FBI's most wanted list without explanation while others like Owen Shroyer face prosecution. The profile is characterized as a "janitorial" effort by the media to protect a potential federal asset and suppress alternative narratives regarding the events at the Capitol.