Topic: Duke University

Dr. Chris Martinson, a pathologist and toxicologist from Duke University, joins the program to analyze the physical evidence of the shooting. Martinson argues that a .30-06 round at 200 yards possesses over 2,000 foot-pounds of energy and would not "bounce" off a neck vertebra as suggested by hearsay reports. He asserts that high-velocity rounds only exhibit erratic behavior at the terminal end of their trajectory, not upon initial impact with soft tissue.

A caller shares an anecdote about attending Duke University with Stephen Miller, claiming Miller once challenged him to a debate on the 9/11 "controlled demolition" theory but canceled after seeing the evidence. The host uses this to discuss how the populist movement has successfully supplanted the "neocons" within the Republican Party. He credits the audience and the broadcast for changing the minds of millions regarding the true nature of the globalist establishment.

Clifford shares her background, stating she became an activist after Duke University forced her daughter to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. She describes herself as a "boots on the ground" journalist documenting the perceived end of the US federal government. She lists several critical cases currently at the Supreme Court, including Carrie Lake’s election case and *Murthy v. Missouri* regarding social media censorship.

Reports emerge of Duke University surgeons allegedly refusing a kidney transplant to a 14-year-old girl because she is unvaccinated. Dr. Peter McCullough provides commentary on mRNA transfer from vaccinated to unvaccinated individuals. Jones asserts that the U.S. government funded gain-of-function research in Wuhan and created gene-encoded vaccines as a mirror to the biological weapons they developed.

Dr. Darren Beatty, founder of Revolver News and former Trump speechwriter, joins the program to discuss his investigation into January 6th. Beatty argues that the national security apparatus has been repurposed to destroy the political energy of the 2016 Trump victory. He poses critical questions about the extent of federal infiltration in the Proud Boys, Three Percenters, and Oath Keepers.