Topic: Patrice Cullors

Nigel Farage discusses the financial scandals surrounding Black Lives Matter, noting that the organization raised $90 million in 2020. Co-founder Patrice Cullors is criticized for purchasing multiple high-end real estate properties while her relatives received lucrative contracts. Farage characterizes the organization as a "crooked" entity that promotes division rather than racial justice.

Watson reports on the resignation of a BLM chapter founder who claimed the organization does not care about black people. He covers an armed march in Tulsa where a speaker called for killing white people and mentions sexual assault allegations against Denver school board member and BLM activist Tay Anderson. He argues that the establishment amplifies these movements to maintain power.

Watson criticizes BLM co-founder Patrice Cullors for complaining about "white supremacy in the housing market" after purchasing four homes totaling $3.2 million. He notes that one of her properties is in Topanga Canyon, a predominantly white area. He suggests that BLM donations are being used for personal enrichment rather than community aid.