Topic: Rosie O Donnell

Rosie O'Donnell and Jim Acosta are criticized for labeling Donald Trump a "serial pedophile rapist" without evidence, specifically referencing the E. Jean Carroll civil case. In contrast, supporters point to Trump's record of combating human trafficking, including the shutdown of sites like Backpage and the prosecution of international cartels. The segment argues that the media ignores Trump's efforts to save children from exploitation to protect the "elites" involved in such rings.

Donald Trump is reportedly considering revoking the U.S. citizenship of Rosie O'Donnell, whom he called a "threat to humanity." O'Donnell responded by blaming Trump's environmental policies for deadly flash floods in Texas. Geiser dismisses O'Donnell's claims and pivots to discussing the mental incapacity of Joe Biden, citing leaked text messages from Hunter Biden.

Rosie O'Donnell and various mainstream media outlets are criticized for attributing Texas flood deaths to administrative budget cuts. While the New York Times reported on vacant roles within the National Weather Service, critics argue these reports omit the fact that all technical radar and alert systems remained fully operational. The death toll continues to rise as search teams look for missing children from Camp Mystic and other local sites.

Alex Stein and Owen Shroyer discuss specific anomalies in the 9/11 attacks, including the collapse of Building 7 and the lack of visible plane wreckage at the Pentagon and Shanksville. They discuss the "cognitive dissonance" that prevents the average American from questioning the government. Stein notes that even left-wing figures like Rosie O'Donnell once questioned the official story.

The discussion touches on demographic shifts, claiming that secular leftists are failing to reproduce while conservatives continue to have children. The speakers criticize actress Megan Fox for raising her sons in dresses, comparing the situation to Rosie O'Donnell's children who allegedly became right-wing military members. Advice is given on how to "indoctrinate" children with traditional values to counter school teachings.

A caller from California discusses the shift in American culture, the push for electric vehicles, and the potential transition from transgenderism to transhumanism involving biometrics. The host then mocks Rosie O'Donnell for a social media post involving ketchup and her calls to arrest Ginni Thomas, citing it as evidence of "broken" liberal minds.

The show airs a satirical re-enactment of Donald Trump's alleged struggle with Secret Service agents inside "The Beast" on January 6th. The guests from "Revenge of the Cis" react with mock horror. The segment ends with a final jab at Rosie O'Donnell's "ketchup protest" and a plug for the guests' upcoming live stream with Alex Jones.