Topic: Samantha Power

The segment explores the rise of Sharia banking in Western institutions and the use of the UN's "Responsibility to Protect" mandate to justify regime change. Mel K argues that the same tactics used in Libya are being applied to the U.S. to incite a civil war and justify international intervention. She warns that figures like Samantha Power and Gavin Newsom are facilitating the collapse of American sovereignty.

Jones presents evidence that Democratic Senator Chris Murphy and former Obama officials met with Zelensky to "torpedo" Trump's mineral deal. He cites a 100-year partnership agreement signed between the UK and Ukraine in January 2025 as the real reason Zelensky rejected Trump's proposal. Jones accuses the Democrats of violating the Logan Act by conducting their own foreign policy.

In a satirical segment, Edgar the Puppet and the host mock former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and USAID officials. Edgar claims to have hired out-of-work federal employees as unpaid interns who "throw crap" at him when he uses politically incorrect language. The humor targets the perceived "fragility" and "uselessness" of the federal bureaucracy under the previous administration.

President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed Ukraine only received $75 billion of the $231 billion allocated by Congress, suggesting 58% was retained by U.S. insiders. Senator Rand Paul has called for the total abolition of USAID, citing its role as a CIA money-laundering front. Investigations are also looking into whether USAID funded coronavirus research at the Wuhan lab under Samantha Power.

USAID Administrator Samantha Power is criticized for attributing the global food crisis to climate change rather than lockdown policies. The White House is accused of accelerating a devastating energy transition that causes record-high gas prices. Additionally, declining birth rates in industrialized nations like Italy, Japan, and the US are highlighted as a threat to the survival of civilization.

NBC’s Mehdi Hasan is criticized for branding the Republican Party as a "pro-neo-Nazi" faction. Jones highlights comments from Samantha Power regarding fertilizer shortages, suggesting the administration views the crisis as a way to hasten a transition in farming. The segment notes a series of fires at food processing facilities, including a Purdue Farms plant in Chesapeake.