Topic: Momentum

Owen Shroyer uses an analogy of a grizzly bear to describe Elon Musk's role in the current political landscape, suggesting that even if one is skeptical of Musk, he is currently attacking the same "bear" that wants to destroy the American people. They emphasize the importance of maintaining momentum and supporting those who are effectively pushing back against globalist agendas, regardless of past differences or long-term concerns.

Strategist Mark Penn reports that the Democratic Party's favorability has fallen to a record low of 35%, with Trump leading Biden in retrospective performance polls. Trump's "Operation Momentum" aims to dismantle globalist structures quickly before they can launch a "Black Swan" event, such as a false flag nuke or a cyber attack blamed on Russia. The US economy is described as "running on E," requiring immediate action to avoid collapse.

The discussion contrasts the endorsements of Dick Cheney for Kamala Harris with the populist momentum behind the Trump-Kennedy alliance. Carroll expresses concern that the "intelligence complex" may be too powerful to thwart, but ultimately believes the current movement has "checkmated" the establishment's lies. He characterizes the upcoming election as a choice between continued corruption and a return to serving the American people.

Sarah Gonzalez from The Blaze joins the studio to discuss the shifting momentum toward Donald Trump in the final weeks of the election. She analyzes Kamala Harris's performance in recent interviews and the public's perception of a "weak America" under the current administration. Gonzalez notes that even in liberal areas like Austin, she observes significant support for Trump.

Using the metaphor of the unnamed person sitting behind Rosa Parks, Kate Dalley challenges listeners to be active participants in the fight for liberty rather than silent observers. She argues that if physicians and media professionals collectively refused to follow unethical orders or scripts, the current power structures would collapse. The segment emphasizes that small acts of sacrifice create the momentum necessary for national change.

Reardon describes Alex Jones as a "transformational leader" who empowers people to see what they previously could not. He explains a strategy of "encroachment" where the truth is presented slowly and non-invasively to avoid scaring "sheep-like" individuals. By waiting for people to forget their initial protest and then presenting the truth again, he argues they can eventually be led out of their trance.