Topic: Howard University

Reports emerge that Kamala Harris has canceled her election night speech at Howard University and her supporters are leaving. Democrat operative Brian Krassenstein reportedly credits Elon Musk for Trump's victory. Jones warns that the "76 days of hell" between the election and inauguration will be a period of extreme danger for Trump.

The hosts compare Kamala Harris's refusal to speak to her supporters to Hillary Clinton's actions in 2016. They discuss the future of Republican leadership, expressing hope that Byron Donalds will become Speaker of the House. They celebrate the projected Republican takeover of the Senate and the potential unseating of Tammy Baldwin.

Owen Shroyer recaps cultural news, including a controversial CUNY commencement speech that attacked the NYPD, prompting a response from Mayor Eric Adams. The segment also addresses the backlash against Target for selling "sexual propaganda" to children in its Pride section. Shroyer contrasts the current outrage over boycotts with the 2020 BLM riots that forced the closure of 175 Target stores, arguing that the media ignores left-wing violence while demonizing conservative activists.

Joe Biden's commencement speech at Howard University is criticized for labeling white supremacy as the most dangerous terrorist threat to the United States. Guest Gerald Morgan argues that the President is pandering for votes rather than celebrating the graduates' achievements. The discussion contrasts this rhetoric with real-world violence, such as the Waukesha parade attack and the Allen, Texas shooting, which they claim do not fit the white supremacist narrative.

Gerald Celente reacts to Joe Biden's comments at Howard University regarding white supremacy. Celente, identifying as Italian-American, mocks the idea that white supremacy is the primary threat to the nation. He points to various global conflicts in Sudan and Ethiopia to argue that violence and theft are not exclusive to any race, creed, or color.

Norm Pattis discusses his reconciliation with the Catholic Church and the importance of the "Great Books," which he notes are being banned at Howard University. Jones and Pattis conclude their segment by warning that the U.S. is vulnerable to a foreign policy crisis because the population is so deeply divided by globalist-funded "race wars."