Topic: Frederick Douglass

Larry Pinkney and Alex Jones discuss the rise of "neoliberal fascism," which Pinkney defines as an ideology-driven system that lacks common sense. They note that some activists are now calling for the removal of statues of Martin Luther King Jr. and Frederick Douglass because they are not considered "liberal enough." Pinkney argues that the elite look down on the public and use "bamboozling" tactics to maintain power.

Chris Sky discusses the "Crystal Age" or "Golden Age" that could follow a successful resistance against globalist tyranny. He advocates for "united noncompliance," where business owners stay open and parents reject school mask mandates. Sky and the host agree that citizens should not wait for political leaders like Donald Trump to save them, but must instead take individual action.