Topic: Janet Jackson

Kathy O'Brien claims that masks are a tool of MKUltra used to inhibit oxygen to the brain and prevent critical thinking. She cites Michael Jackson as a victim of this programming, noting his father's alleged abuse and Michael's habit of wearing masks and whispering in public. O'Brien suggests that pandemic-era masking was a mass application of these sensory deprivation techniques.

Candace Owens joins the program to discuss her investigative series into Kamala Harris's heritage. Owens claims that Harris's book, "The Truths That We Hold," contains fabricated family history and that she has "blackified" herself for political gain. Owens asserts that her research has found no trace of African American heritage, instead suggesting Irish, Syrian Jewish, and Indian roots.

Janet Jackson reportedly issued an apology for comments questioning Kamala Harris's black heritage, though rumors suggest the apology was an unauthorized statement from a PR hack. Jackson had noted that Harris previously identified primarily as Indian American. The segment uses this as an example of how the "liberal machine" forces public figures to retract truthful statements that challenge the Democratic party's narrative.

Royce White discusses the controversy surrounding Janet Jackson's recent comments questioning Kamala Harris's racial identity. Jackson reportedly stated she heard Harris's father was white, sparking a backlash from the Democrat Party. White defends the right to discuss ethnicity in politics and mocks the idea that the establishment can "cancel" a music icon as influential as Janet Jackson.

Royce White praises Janet Jackson's musical legacy, specifically the album "Velvet Rope," and contrasts her cultural impact with Kamala Harris's political record. He urges the Black community to recognize that the establishment narrative is crumbling. White concludes his hosting hour by reminding listeners that they have 30 to 45 days to save the Republic and encourages them to support InfoWars.