Topic: Scott S Harris

Roger Stone analyzes the collapse of the Harry Reid political machine in Nevada, attributing it to Trump's proposal to repeal the tax on tips. He notes that this move won over the hotel and casino workers' unions. Stone also praises the grassroots work of Scott Presler and Turning Point USA in Pennsylvania's "collar counties."

Donald Trump's appearance at the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) convention in Chicago is analyzed. The segment highlights Trump's response to Rachel Scott's questions regarding his past rhetoric. Criticism is directed at Kamala Harris's record as a prosecutor and her shifting public identification with her Indian and Black heritage.

The globalist agenda is compared to the movie "Cloud Atlas," where humanity is reduced to pure slavery. "Woke" reboots of films like Ghostbusters are criticized for projecting "sickness" onto the audience instead of providing entertainment. The segment concludes with a series of parody impressions of figures like Bill Gates, Angelina Jolie, and Barack Obama to promote the Infowars Store.

Loy Brunson details how the Supreme Court Clerk’s office, led by Scott S. Harris, provided procedural guidance to ensure the case was properly filed. The Court reportedly asked the Brunsons to include specific documents and expedited the filing process. This unusual level of interaction occurred after the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals delayed its decision, prompting the brothers to use the rare Rule 11 emergency petition.