Topic: Jazz

Robert Davi performs a live rendition of "My Way," a song he famously covered on his Billboard-charting jazz album. He discusses his background studying opera at Juilliard and his mentorship under acting teacher Stella Adler. Davi laments the loss of masculinity and traditional American values, suggesting that the "Great American Songbook" should be taught in schools to restore cultural pride and dignity.

A distinction is made between "instigating" and "orchestrating," noting that Ray Epps used the latter term in text messages to his family regarding the Capitol breach. While a conductor orchestrates a symphony, InfoWars is described as a "jazz operation" based on spontaneous discussion of liberty. The legal system is accused of being absurdist for protecting Epps while prosecuting peaceful protesters who were merely present at the restricted area.

The Utah Jazz basketball team is criticized for offering scholarships that exclude white students, a move defended by Utah's governor. The segment characterizes this as "super racism" and part of a communist revolution hidden behind identity politics. The host argues that the Left is creating a new form of segregation by teaching that individuals are "bad" based solely on their skin color.