Topic: Kim Reynolds

A call for "Team Humanity" to unite against "Team Death" includes an appeal to anti-war leftists and Green Party members. A local controversy in Iowa involves a satanic altar at the State Capitol, which is described as a "black mass" and an attack on religion. Governor Kim Reynolds is urged to use state troopers to remove the Baphomet display.

Governor Kim Reynolds faces criticism for allowing a satanic idol and altar to be displayed inside the Iowa State Capitol. The discussion links this display to broader cultural shifts, including the removal of historical statues and the promotion of ritualistic abortion. Personal anecdotes are shared regarding encounters with occult groups in high-society Dallas and the perceived rise of open devil worship.

The discussion turns to the Baphomet display in Iowa, with Jack Posobiec calling it a symptom of spiritual rot within the Republican Party. He argues that Governor Kim Reynolds has the authority to remove the ritual altar and that the First Amendment was never intended to protect pagan idols in state buildings. The segment concludes with a call for Christians to recognize the principalities involved in the current political struggle.

The release of Pfizer vaccine data is discussed alongside Biden's claims about eliminating the trade deficit, which are labeled as bold-faced lies. The administration is accused of using pandemic fraud investigations to target Republican governors like Kim Reynolds and religious ministries while ignoring Democrat corruption.

Bracken discusses the long-term plan for "family reunification" where child migrants serve as anchors for their entire families to receive American plane tickets. He mentions Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds' refusal to accept refugees and criticizes the lack of vetting for gang-affiliated youth.