Topic: Drug Dealers

The decline of major "blue" cities like San Francisco, Oakland, and Los Angeles is attributed to policies that permit open-air drug markets and retail theft. Jones describes witnessing drug dealers operating with impunity near police stations in Seattle and New York. He argues that the billions spent on homeless services actually fund NGOs that "farm" the destitute for government grants.

Dos Santos warns of a plan to unite South American countries—including Argentina, Bolivia, and Colombia—into a communist bloc that serves as a "paradise for China." He argues that communists do not follow rules and that once they take power, it is impossible to redo a rigged election. He urges the Brazilian people and military to recognize the reality of the "criminal" threat posed by Lula.

Gerald Celente traces the rise of Big Pharma's influence to Bill Clinton's 1997 decision to allow pharmaceutical advertising on television. He dismisses the "Delta variant" narrative as a fear-mongering tactic, noting that Indonesia's death toll is relatively low compared to its massive population. Celente warns that "COVID War 2.0" is being prepared for the upcoming winter to justify further lockdowns.

Reports indicate that George Floyd's drug dealer is refusing to testify to avoid murder charges, which Shroyer claims confirms Floyd died of an overdose. He also notes that Donald Trump fell 300 spots on the Forbes billionaires list, citing it as proof of Trump's personal sacrifice for the country. The segment warns that Biden will continue to destroy U.S. infrastructure.