Topic: Dwayne Johnson

MSNBC is criticized for rhetoric suggesting that Trump "had it coming" regarding the assassination attempts. The segment also discusses alleged election fraud mechanisms, claiming that the "deep state" uses databases to manipulate vote counts. It is asserted that Trump's lead is currently "too big to rig," which is why his opponents have allegedly turned to assassination.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Elton John have reportedly signaled support or positive sentiment toward Donald Trump, marking a shift in celebrity culture. Johnson criticized the dangerous rhetoric of the left, while Elton John described Trump as a "genius" and a "great guy" in recent interviews. This trend is contrasted with the endorsement of Kamala Harris by Dick Cheney, which is characterized as a negative for the Democratic ticket.

Elton John and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson have notably refused to join the media's attacks on Donald Trump. John laughed off Trump's "Rocket Man" nickname for Kim Jong Un, calling it brilliant, while Johnson expressed concern over Democratic rhetoric inciting violence. Meanwhile, internal polling in Pennsylvania shows Trump leading Kamala Harris by two points, driven by concerns over inflation and the cost of living.

Guest Malcolm Flex discusses a perceived shift in the Black community away from the Democratic Party due to economic hardship and the prioritization of migrants over citizens. High-profile figures like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson expressing regret over endorsing Joe Biden is seen as a sign that the "woke" narrative is failing. Flex argues that while celebrities may hint at dissatisfaction, they are often afraid to fully break with the political establishment.

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has publicly stated he will not endorse Joe Biden in 2024, citing a desire to avoid causing further division. His recent return to the WWE as a "heel" character and appearances on Fox News suggest a pivot toward a more populist, common-sense public image. This shift follows significant public backlash Johnson received after asking for donations for Maui while many Americans were struggling financially.

Royce Lopez and Mike Mersh of "Revenge of the Cis" join the program to discuss the absurdity of Bill Gates acting as a global health spokesperson. They joke about the potential for more charismatic figures like Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson or John Cena to be the face of globalist agendas. The segment highlights John Cena's recent apology to China as an example of corporate groveling.