Topic: Sexism

Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez publicly celebrated the "effectiveness" of deplatforming following Tucker Carlson's exit. Simultaneously, a former producer's lawsuit against Carlson and Justin Wells is dismissed as a "cucked" attempt to use microaggressions and sexism claims to silence aggressive journalism. The host argues that the world of politics is not for those seeking "safe spaces" from tough discourse.

A 14-year-old girl speaks out at a school board meeting against Policy 1040, which allows biological boys into girls' locker rooms and bathrooms. She argues that these policies are dangerous, rooted in sexism, and ignore the safety needs of female students. The segment frames these educational shifts and mandatory masking as symbols of slavery and a broader effort to confuse children.

The discussion shifts to social engineering, citing an Australian school that reportedly forced young boys to apologize for sexism and rape. Alex Jones argues against the concept of racial reparations, noting that most modern Americans have no ancestral connection to slavery. He also references New York City crime statistics to challenge narratives regarding white-on-Asian hate crimes and discusses the toxicology report of George Floyd, attributing his death to fentanyl.