Topic: Georgia Voting Law

Harrison Smith reports on the backlash against corporations like Coca-Cola and Major League Baseball for opposing Georgia's new voter integrity law. The segment highlights the historical irony of Coca-Cola's past marketing in 1930s Germany while criticizing their current "legislative extortion." The discussion frames corporate activism as a core component of the "Great Reset" and global governance.

The relocation of the MLB All-Star Game from Atlanta to Denver is criticized as a nonsensical move based on a "woke" misunderstanding of Georgia's new voting law. Shroyer points out that Georgia has a higher black population than Colorado and that the new law actually expands voting access. He attributes the move to corporate greed and Chinese influence via Tencent.