Topic: Matthew Haig

Hannah Spira defends Barry Young's decision to go public, stating that he followed all internal protocols before blowing the whistle. She argues that the government's psychological operations aim to cut people off from their own consciences. The segment mocks mainstream media headlines attributing sudden deaths to mundane activities like "sleeping too much" or "tea bags."

Hannah Spira reveals that Counterspin Media is facing legal charges for sharing a link to a documentary about the Christchurch mosque attack. She describes a police raid involving 20 officers and the seizure of their equipment. Spira argues that Jacinda Ardern's "Christchurch Call" is a global assault on free speech designed to silence journalists.

A human rights lawyer reportedly believes Barry Young has a strong case because he acted without malicious intent or personal gain. Hannah Spira and Maria Z conclude that doing the right thing provides a level of fulfillment that cannot be found elsewhere. The segment ends with a promotion for "Mug Club" and the re-platforming of Alex Jones on Steven Crowder's network.