Topic: Hollywood Production

Willis argues that humanity is being trained to live "outside in," seeking fulfillment through status and products rather than internal spiritual connection. He compares the human mind to a computer that becomes a "supercomputer" only when "plugged in" to infinite intelligence or God. Drawing on his experience in Hollywood commercial production, he describes how ad executives use psychology to make people feel incomplete.

Jones shares a behind-the-scenes story about his frustration with production staff failing to load video trailers into the broadcast computer. He transitions into a story about his father's dedication to spending time with him despite being busy. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to boycott Hollywood and focus on local political and social engagement.

The broadcast critiques the January 6th committee hearings, characterizing them as a scripted Hollywood production designed to prevent Donald Trump from running for office. The host disputes the testimony of Cassidy Hutchinson regarding Trump's alleged physical altercation with Secret Service agents. Comparisons are made to Jussie Smollett and Bubba Wallace, while CNN contributor Jeffrey Toobin is criticized for his past public scandals.