Topic: Partisan

Syrian Girl argues that World War III is already underway through proxy conflicts in Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela, and Gaza. She warns of draconian "hate crime" legislation set to pass in Australia that would effectively ban free speech and thought crimes. The segment concludes with a call for de-escalation in Iran, noting that the U.S. should avoid being drawn into another "Vietnam-style" quagmire for foreign interests.

Chase Geiser calls for an end to "polite tolerance" of leftist ideology in social and business interactions. He encourages listeners to stop doing business with leftists and to confront radical remarks in public settings rather than self-censoring. Geiser points to the lack of information regarding the shooters of Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk as evidence of a systemic failure that requires a radical response from the people.

The hosts discuss the need to challenge leftist "virtue signaling" by making it socially uncomfortable for people to express radical views. They suggest that the right should be more "petty" and aggressive in using economic boycotts, similar to the reaction against Cracker Barrel's logo changes. Geiser argues that the "post-partisan" side must stop being "pussies" and start holding the line against cultural encroachment.

Maram Susli, known as Partisan Girl, joins the show to discuss the fall of the Syrian government. She alleges that Israel has been providing medical treatment and weapons to Al-Qaeda on the Golan Heights for years. Susli argues that the Syrian military was "blood dried" by sanctions and likely suffered a soft coup or mutiny in Aleppo, leading to a total collapse of air defenses and national sovereignty.

In her final segment, Partisan Girl reminds listeners that Syria is one of the oldest civilizations on Earth, responsible for the first Neolithic farmers and the phonetic alphabet. She warns against "atrocity propaganda" used to justify the destruction of the country and argues that the globalist agenda is now focused on spreading "woke" neoliberalism. Jones pledges to have her on more frequently for updates.

Mike Yoder explains how Mark Zuckerberg injected $70 million into the CEIR, which then issued grants to secretaries of state for "voter education." Yoder claims a statistical analysis shows this money was targeted at swing states like Michigan to fund Democratic consulting firms like Waterfront Strategies. He argues these non-profits act as satellite hubs for political campaigns rather than objective government offices.

Roger Stone contrasts the FBI's treatment of political figures, noting that the agency never inspected the DNC servers and relied on the partisan firm CrowdStrike. He argues that Fauci’s alleged lies regarding the origins of COVID-19 are far more material than the "immaterial" misstatements for which Stone was prosecuted. Stone expresses hope that John Durham will follow the "vulnerable thread" to the top of the Clinton campaign.

The segment highlights the shift in political rhetoric regarding vaccine safety, noting that Kamala Harris expressed skepticism about the vaccine in 2020 when Donald Trump was in office. Now, the administration and Senators like Dick Durbin are accused of taring anyone with medical questions as "white supremacists" or "QAnon" followers. This partisan framing is described as a bad-faith attack on civil liberties and informed consent.

A clip from CBS News discusses polling following a presidential address, showing an 85% approval rating. The reporter admits that the sample was majority Democrat, which Jones uses to argue that mainstream media polls are intentionally skewed to create a false sense of national unity and support for Biden’s "bold" and "unifying" agenda.

Attorney David Schoen expresses grave concern for the institution of the presidency and the "sadness and pain" caused by the impeachment proceedings. He argues that the trial will open new wounds rather than heal the nation, as it is seen by millions as a partisan attempt to disenfranchise voters. Schoen cites Alexander Hamilton's Federalist 65 to warn against the dangers of partisan-regulated impeachment decisions.