Topic: Defense Witness

The host recounts a verbal altercation in Hawaii where a stranger accused him of being a "Russian agent." He describes his cutting response and the subsequent debate with his wife about whether he should have been more polite. Gavin McInnes argues that the best defense is a "good offense" and that public confrontations with "stray dogs" should be met with strength.

Dr. Beatty speculates that Stuart Rhodes may have been working for a federal "cutout" rather than directly for an agency. He points out that Rhodes was subpoenaed as a defense witness for Kelly Meggs just one week before being charged himself. By charging Rhodes, the government effectively ensures he will plead the Fifth Amendment, thereby removing him as a potentially helpful witness for other defendants.