Topic: Rod Stewart

A caller reports that Rod Stewart's 11-year-old son recently suffered a heart attack, which the host links to a broader trend of pediatric myocarditis being normalized by the media. The conversation also touches on the disparity in mail-in ballot usage, with the host arguing that Republicans are at a disadvantage because they do not engage in the "organized crime" of ballot harvesting and fraudulent drops.

The broadcast highlights the "terrifying" incident where Rod Stewart's 11-year-old son collapsed and turned blue during a football match, which was officially attributed to a panic attack. This is framed as part of a trend where governments and media normalize heart attacks in children. The host quotes Thomas Jefferson to explain that tyrants will push as far as the public allows, citing New Zealand's crackdown on the Orthodox Church as a prime example.