Topic: La Times

Ken Dilanian is confronted on-air regarding his alleged ties to the CIA and his reporting on a meeting between Todd Blanche and DOJ officials. Blanche has denied the meeting took place, calling Dilanian's sources into question. The segment refers to Dilanian as "Mr. Mockingbird," citing past reports that he shared draft articles with intelligence agencies for approval.

Reports emerge of articles and books detailing the shooting of Charlie Kirk appearing on Amazon and Google search results dated September 9, one day before the event occurred. A book by Anastasia J. Casey titled "The Shooting of Charlie Kirk" was reportedly indexed on the Internet Archive prior to the assassination. Critics point to these timestamps as evidence of a coordinated media narrative or "time machine" reporting similar to past major news events.

Gerald Celente discusses the collapse of mainstream journalism, citing massive layoffs at the Los Angeles Times and the consolidation of 90% of media under six corporations. He references an Oxfam report stating that 1% of the population owns 43% of global financial assets. Celente mocks the media's obsession with Taylor Swift as a distraction from the "Slavelandia" reality where private equity groups and hedge funds own almost all corporate entities.

Matt Walsh's exposé on the Vanderbilt Pediatric Transgender Clinic is discussed, alleging the clinic viewed gender-reassignment surgeries as a "big money maker." The segment features Chloe Cole's testimony on "trans regret" and criticizes the Los Angeles Times for attempting to normalize the medical transition of children.

The Biden administration is reportedly working with 17 private companies to develop digital vaccine passports, a move the host labels "corporate communism." LA Times consultant Harry Litman is quoted saying these passports are necessary to "break the resistance" of those who refuse the vaccine. The host suggests the plan may fail because it would effectively discriminate against minority groups and illegal aliens who are less likely to participate.

Shroyer cites reports of over 900 deaths following COVID-19 vaccinations, arguing that "experts" are misinterpreting the data to hide the truth. He also mentions a scandal involving the Los Angeles teachers union, where members were reportedly warned not to post vacation photos online while claiming it was too dangerous to return to the classroom.