Topic: Mask Order

The conversation shifts to the perceived collapse of the COVID-19 narrative, citing changes in New York mask policies and allegations against Anthony Fauci. The hosts express a goal of defeating the "New World Order" rather than seeking media popularity. They pledge support for any figure, including Elon Musk or Tucker Carlson, who challenges established power structures.

A speaker at a school board meeting in Fort Charlotte, Florida, protests against mask mandates and potential vaccine requirements for children. The individual claims that masks caused 25 million deaths during the 1918 flu pandemic and argues that current mandates violate Governor Ron DeSantis's executive orders. The speaker invokes "1776" as a warning against government overreach in schools.

Reports indicate that a St. Louis County executive rejected a vote to rescind mask mandates. Meanwhile, in Washington D.C., Nancy Pelosi is reportedly threatening to arrest Republicans who refuse to wear masks in the Capitol, prompting a response from Representative Thomas Massie.

Owen Shroyer discusses a perceived shift in public consciousness where even critics of Donald Trump are beginning to feel like pawns of the establishment. He contrasts people suffering from "Stockholm Syndrome" and "New World Order" programming with those who are beginning to yearn for freedom from masks and school closures. Shroyer cites celebrity Sarah Silverman's desire to distance herself from the Democratic Party as evidence of this awakening.

Austin Mayor Steve Adler is criticized for maintaining a mask mandate despite state-level removals, with the host labeling him a "scumbag" and a "lowlife." Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is reportedly threatening to sue Adler for forcing businesses and citizens to remain masked. The situation is framed as a social experiment where those complying with the mandate are viewed as "slaves to the New World Order."