Topic: Huntington Beach

Huntington Beach has become the first city in California to require voter ID, countering state policies that allow registration without proof of citizenship. A new GAO report found that 23 out of 24 fake Obamacare applications were approved, exposing massive systemic fraud. These findings support claims that billions in taxpayer funds are being diverted to illegitimate recipients and criminal enterprises.

Massive vigils for Charlie Kirk are held in Huntington Beach, Beverly Hills, and Calgary, Canada, where thousands gathered to sing national anthems and pray. The segment highlights a confrontation at a Turning Point USA memorial where a man was beaten and arrested after trampling on flowers. Smith argues that the right wing will no longer tolerate disrespect toward memorials for the murdered activist.

A report by the organization "Out Leadership" is discussed, which ranks state governments based on their "LGBTQ+ business climate," a metric the host compares to a "Gay ESG" standard. The segment also covers the repeated vandalism of Pride street murals in Huntington Beach and other cities. The host contrasts the legal treatment of defacing Pride flags, often labeled a hate crime, with the burning of the American flag, which is protected as free expression.