Topic: Rutherford

A caller named Carlos discusses the historical cooperation between Canada and the U.S., citing the development of the atomic bomb and NORAD. He questions the "nationalist" approach, suggesting it creates dissonance with the integrated nature of the two countries. Bernier responds by agreeing that trade barriers should be removed but defends Trump's rhetoric as a reaction to weak leadership in Ottawa.

Mara Macy argues that her husband's actions were "becoming" of a service member because he was identifying a threat to national security. She announces her own run for Florida's 5th Congressional District in Jacksonville, challenging incumbent John Rutherford. Her decision was motivated by the perceived failure of current representatives to respond to the concerns of military families during the mandate period.

Gavin McInnes describes how Antifa and local officials shut down his comedy show in Rutherford, New Jersey. He discusses his legal efforts to fight censorship, working with Orthodox Jewish lawyers like Ron Coleman to sue the SPLC. The segment also includes a brief condemnation of Adolf Hitler, dismissing him as a "pedophile" and a "loser" who caused the deaths of millions of Germans.

Gavin McInnes joins the show to discuss "terrorism from a chair," where Antifa activists use digital harassment to force venue owners and police to cancel his events. He recounts a recent incident in Rutherford, New Jersey, where the mayor and police chief capitulated to online threats. McInnes announces his intention to sue the city of Rutherford and Penn State for violating his constitutional rights.