Topic: Fallon Fox

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre is criticized for calling LGBTQ+ kids "fierce" and "resilient" following a mass shooting in Tennessee. The segment also covers the assault of swimmer Riley Gaines at San Francisco State University and threats against author JK Rowling. Jones highlights transgender MMA fighter Fallon Fox, who fractured a female opponent's skull, as evidence of "state-sanctioned" violence against women.

Jones labels the lack of apology from the left following the Tennessee school shooting as a form of "terrorism." He cites the "Woman of the Year" awards given to men and the physical violence in MMA, such as Fallon Fox breaking women's skulls, as a "kamikaze operation" against civilization. The segment claims that feminism was a tool to isolate women so they could be replaced by men in their own spaces.

The interview shifts to social issues, including the impact of transgender policies in women's sports and prisons. Crowder and the host discuss the disconnect between the Republican leadership, such as Mitt Romney and Lindsey Graham, and the populist base. They conclude that the growth of independent media is a result of providing a voice to "othered" conservatives who feel abandoned by Hollywood and mainstream news.