Topic: Gun Deaths

Chase Geiser expresses support for the Republican populist resurgence but calls for new leadership in the future. They discuss a CDC study on defensive firearm use and mock Hillary Clinton's infamous "hot sauce in my bag" comment as a fake attempt to relate to Black voters. The hosts argue that the left constantly changes their accents and personas to suit their audience.

The emergence of "Sudden Adult Death Syndrome" (SADS) is characterized as a cover-up for deaths caused by COVID-19 vaccines. Citing VAERS data, the host claims over 30,000 people have died from the vaccine, which exceeds the number of deaths from gun violence. The segment argues that if the government uses death statistics to justify banning guns, it should logically apply the same standard to the vaccines it currently mandates.