Topic: Patriot Barbie

Christian activist Ethan Schmidt returned to Target after a one-year ban to tear down and stomp on Pride displays. While some conservatives, including DC Drano, criticized the destruction of property, the host argues that aggressive activism is a justified response to the "grooming" of children. Similar videos from Alison Steinberg and "Patriot Barbie" are highlighted, showing them confronting Target managers over the lack of "straight pride" sections.

Lindsey Graham, known as the "Patriot Barbie," joins the program to discuss the state's efforts to seize her business and children following her refusal to comply with COVID-19 lockdown orders in Oregon. She describes being labeled "non-essential" by the government and the subsequent legal and personal harassment she faced for reopening her salon. Graham's story is presented as an example of government overreach and the targeting of small business owners.

Archival footage shows former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper praising Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum for their influence on public policy. In the studio, Lindsey Graham explains how she adopted the "Patriot Barbie" moniker after the left used it as an insult on social media. She describes her transition from a non-political salon owner to a conservative activist as a response to the "cult of compliance" she witnessed during the pandemic.