Topic: Ole Miss

The alliance between communists and Islamists is compared to the 1979 Iranian Revolution, where the two groups united to overthrow the Shah before the Islamists purged the communists. Matt Bracken references JFK's 1962 deployment of 31,000 troops to Oxford, Mississippi, to argue that Trump's potential use of the National Guard is historically moderate. He suggests the left is trying to trigger a "Fort Sumter" moment.

JD Vance's recent speech at Ole Miss is praised as a "crushing" performance against the political establishment. The host reiterates that the "white supremacy" problem is actually a manipulation by "old elitist white people" like the Clintons and Obamas. He calls for globalists to surrender, claiming their "path of death" is nearing its end.

InfoWars reports on a successful campaign to identify and fire individuals who celebrated Charlie Kirk's death on social media, including a staff member at Ole Miss. A caller named Dominic mentions that the website Jezebel reportedly paid "Etsy witches" to place a curse on Kirk two days before his assassination. The hosts discuss the spiritual reality of "black magic" and the need for prayer and protection.

Jackson Hinkle proposes that he and Alex Jones visit college campuses like Ole Miss to unite students against globalism and the devaluation of the dollar. Jones agrees, suggesting that many campus conflicts are fueled by paid provocateurs. They discuss the rise of BRICS as a sign of the declining U.S. economic hegemony and the need for a unified American front.

A 64-year-old New Jersey man was reportedly beaten with a sledgehammer for operating a Trump-themed RV. In a separate incident, a police officer at a University of Arkansas baseball game cut down a student's Trump flag. The host contrasts these actions with the protection afforded to gay pride or Biden flags, citing a growing intolerance for conservative speech.