Topic: San Jose

The homelessness and drug crises in Austin, San Francisco, and D.C. are described as "zombie lands" fueled by NGO funding and the defunding of police. Specific anecdotes involve encounters with individuals on fentanyl and the failure of state police to address open-air drug dealing. The segment blames local officials like DA Jose Garza for the perceived collapse of public safety.

Alexander Soros, who now runs the Soros empire, is alleged to be the primary commander of Antifa. Through the acquisition of the bankrupt Audacy network, the Soros family now controls hundreds of powerful radio stations. Media watchdogs like Newsbusters have documented these stations being used to track and "unmask" federal agents in real-time, potentially endangering law enforcement officers.

Nine people are dead following a mass shooting at a San Jose rail yard perpetrated by a transit employee. The host argues against stricter gun control by citing Mexico's high violence rates despite a near-total gun ban and noting that most mass shootings are linked to "incel" culture or workplace grievances rather than legal firearm ownership.