Topic: Mischief

A caller from Kentucky, Derek Nance, describes his legal battle after being charged with criminal mischief for posting "letters of public indictment" on government buildings. He claims the Department of Homeland Security was used to investigate him for what he considers a traditional form of protest against the suspension of constitutional rights during COVID-19.

The Ontario government is reportedly using "material support" terrorism language to ticket people bringing fuel and food to truckers. Sheila Gunn-Reed points out that depriving protesters of heat in sub-zero temperatures violates basic human rights and the Geneva Convention. The segment highlights the absurdity of labeling the delivery of water and diesel as a criminal act of "mischief."