Topic: Gore Vidal

McInnes discusses the intellectual strength of black conservatives, arguing they must be better informed than their liberal counterparts to survive social pressure. The segment touches on the decline of public debate, comparing modern "cancel culture" to the high-level intellectual bouts between William F. Buckley and Gore Vidal. McInnes posits that the left avoids debate because they can no longer win on the merits of their arguments.

Roger Stone expresses concern that conservative media is being "ghettoized" and emphasizes the need for outreach to non-savvy audiences who rely on traditional television. Alex Jones agrees, stating that patriots must act as "missionaries of freedom" by appearing on leftist panels and local government boards. They characterize the current wave of censorship as a sign of establishment weakness rather than strength.