Topic: Revolt

Marjorie Taylor Greene reportedly suggests invoking the 25th Amendment to remove Donald Trump from office due to his "unhinged" threats against Iran. The segment reviews headlines from the Drudge Report and other outlets regarding a potential military revolt and bipartisan condemnation of the President's rhetoric. The host claims that even ardent MAGA supporters are closing shops and abandoning the movement over the war.

A caller from North Carolina expresses frustration with the lack of indictments under the new administration, calling for a "post-MAGA" movement. The host suggests a model of civil disobedience and parallel institutions, citing Louis Farrakhan's approach to self-sufficiency. They discuss the possibility of a tax revolt as a response to the government's failure to protect the First Amendment.

A promotion for grass-fed beef tallow features RFK Jr.'s endorsement of the product as a healthy alternative to seed oils. Matt Bracken returns to discuss Savannah Hernandez's call for a tax revolt in response to the Somali fraud in Minnesota. He labels Tim Walz a "traitor" for allowing a circular kickback scheme where tax money is funneled through migrant businesses back to the Democrat Party.

The 2016 election of Donald Trump and the Brexit vote are identified as key moments that disrupted the globalist script. Since then, events like the Canadian truckers' protest and farmers' revolts across Europe have signaled a growing populist movement. Oliver notes that people are increasingly voting for parties that prioritize secure borders, national heritage, and the family.

The discussion covers reports that the IRS is using artificial intelligence to access bank accounts without warrants, a move criticized by Representative Jim Jordan. Payman Mota-Haday advises employees on how to legally stop tax withholding by filing W-4 forms with specific legal objections. He calls for a peaceful tax revolt, asserting that most Americans have no legal obligation to pay federal income or payroll taxes.

Bennett and Jones discuss the necessity of local political control through "committees of safety" and deputized citizen groups. They reference the New Hampshire Constitution's "right to revolt" as a legal basis for resisting unconstitutional mandates. Bennett urges veterans and community leaders to recruit "influencers" to challenge local ordinances involving gender ideology and climate mandates.

The current global unrest is characterized as a "populist revolt" based on the instinctive feeling that humanity is being led toward an artificial end. Dugin identifies Trump and Putin as "witnesses" who represent the people but are encircled by globalist elites within their own governments. He warns that the globalist strategy is to eliminate these witnesses to proceed with a "post-human" agenda without resistance.

A caller discusses the "Lion King" as early programming for eating insects and transitions to the legal right to revolt. He argues that the Declaration of Independence establishes a duty to abolish oppressive governments, which may conflict with modern insurrection laws. The "3% rule" is mentioned as the threshold of the population needed to change the course of history.

Over 60 restaurant and nightclub owners in the UK have signed an open letter to Boris Johnson stating they will not enforce vaccine passports. The hospitality industry argues that medical status certification is discriminatory. Boris Johnson is criticized for his reversal on ID cards, having previously claimed he would "eat" any ID card he was forced to carry.