Topic: Health Education

A report titled "Standards for Sexuality Education in Europe" by the World Health Organization is criticized for its guidance on toddlers. The document reportedly suggests that children under four should be taught about "pleasure when touching one's own body" and encourages questions about gender identity for young children. The hosts label these policies as "pure evil" and a form of state-sponsored grooming.

Hernandez exposes a toolkit funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF). He reads excerpts from the toolkit that suggest children under 10 should learn about "commercial sex work" and "intimate relationships." He accuses Gates and the WHO of using tens of millions of dollars to normalize pedophilia globally.

The broadcast plays a 1994 clip of former Surgeon General Jocelyn Elders on the Today Show. In the clip, Elders discusses the need for comprehensive health education in schools, including the topic of masturbation. Jones frames this as part of a long-term agenda to sexualize children and undermine parental authority.