Topic: Jennifer Rubin

Harrison Smith takes over the broadcast, noting that mainstream media figures like Jennifer Rubin are suddenly "changing their minds" about COVID restrictions. He argues that the establishment is panicking because the vaccines are failing against the Omicron variant. Smith also reports on the beginning of global starvation in places like Tigray, linking it to the collapse of the first-world economy.

The segment critiques the shift in media narrative regarding COVID case counts. As cases reach record highs under the Biden administration, Smith notes that pundits are now suggesting case counts are no longer a useful metric. He mocks Jennifer Rubin for her "revelation" that the country must live with the virus, pointing out that InfoWars has maintained this stance for two years.

NBC anchor Stephanie Ruhle is criticized for her comments suggesting that American households have the savings to handle 6% inflation. The segment contrasts her multi-million dollar salary with the struggles of average citizens facing rising costs. Additionally, a proposal by Washington Post writer Jennifer Rubin to "de-normalize" Republicans in the media is presented as evidence of an escalating authoritarian political environment.

Biden Treasury nominee Saule Omarova is criticized for her proposal to transition all private bank accounts to the Federal Reserve, which is characterized as a Marxist-Leninist plan to nationalize the banking system. This is linked to the implementation of a social credit score and the tracking of all transactions over $600. The segment also revisits Jennifer Rubin’s call for the media to stop treating Republicans as "normal politicians."