Topic: Reckoning

Chris X, known as "Baby Trump," joins Thomas Renz to promote "Reckoning Fest Uncensored" in Mesquite, Texas. The event features speakers like Mike Lindell, Nino Rodriguez, and Gene Ho, focusing on taking action against censorship. Chris describes himself as an "average person" who decided to stop being a spectator and start fighting for his country, encouraging others to find their "why" and take a stand.

A Canadian caller warns about "Stingray" surveillance systems being used in Ottawa to steal cell phone data and delivers a "Great Reckoning" speech. David, a trucker in Detroit, confirms that the U.S. side of the Ambassador Bridge is completely shut down by police barricades. He describes truck driving as a freeing experience that connects him to God's creation and encourages Canadians to keep fighting.

The globalist project aims to eliminate the human population, viewing individuals as a carbon footprint to be erased. This psychological operation targets children to establish a precedent for total control over families and the future. Noncompliance is presented as the only viable response to power that cannot be reasoned with, shifting the resistance movement toward a "reckoning."

Keiser predicts a major economic reckoning by the end of 2021 as inflation and scarcity become undeniable. He explains that Bitcoin was created in response to the 2008 financial crisis to solve the problem of "rogue" central banks. The segment frames Bitcoin as a necessary "absurdity" to counter the fraudulent nature of the global financial system.

Norm Pattis criticizes Maxine Waters for her "guilty, guilty, guilty" comments, which he believes created an atmosphere of intimidation for the jury. He argues that the case was cynically used for "racial reckoning" despite a lack of evidence that race played a role in the incident. Pattis warns that defunding the police will most harm the distressed communities that need protection the most.