Topic: Fame

The discussion shifts to the collapse of traditional media filters and the perceived corruption of professional newscasters. Russell Brand reflects on his time in Hollywood, stating that fame, money, and sex were hollow pursuits that served the interests of the system. He describes his current role as converting esoteric spiritual information into a format that people wounded by modern culture or corrupt religious institutions can understand.

A former resident of Hollywood shares his experience witnessing "straight-up Satanism" and spiritual attacks while living in Southern California. He claims the Hollywood Walk of Fame is designed as a giant ritualistic cross to concentrate power. The host and caller agree that the "spell" of Hollywood is being broken and conclude with a prayer for spiritual sight and the dismantling of Luciferian strongholds.

Alex Jones describes his experiences in public, claiming that 99% of his interactions are now positive compared to the early years of the Trump administration. He views the "love" he receives at restaurants and churches as a litmus test for the public's awakening against the establishment. He concludes by reiterating Tucker Carlson's alleged message of defiance to the mainstream media.

Wayne Allyn Root begins his guest-hosting hour by celebrating his induction into the Nevada Broadcasting Hall of Fame. He reflects on his upbringing as the "son of a butcher" and argues that America remains the land of opportunity for all races. Root highlights the success of black superstars in media and sports as proof that the country is not systemically racist.

Mike Cernovich praises Tim Pool as the hardest-working man in media, noting Pool's analytical insight and dedication. Cernovich reflects on a 2017 moment in an Austin diner where he realized he did not want the host's level of extreme fame and notoriety. He explains his decision to maintain a lower profile for the sake of his own creativity and spirituality while still fulfilling his moral obligations to his audience.

Reports indicate that Mexican drug cartels are using colored wristbands to track migrants seeking asylum in the U.S. Shroyer blames the Biden administration for endorsing this criminal behavior. He also mocks the induction of Michelle Obama into the National Women's Hall of Fame, making disparaging comments about her gender.