Topic: Sexual Propaganda

The "Me Too" movement is characterized as being backed by "phony statistics" and propaganda designed to vilify men. Andrew Wilson claims that definitions of sexual assault are often manipulated to exclude female-on-male incidents while including benign behaviors like catcalling. He promotes his wife's book, "Feminism," as a resource for understanding these dynamics and advocating for a return to traditional values.

Retailer Target faces criticism for its "Pride" section aimed at children, which includes merchandise designed by artists described as Satanists. The discussion highlights a perceived delay in the Christian community's response to what is characterized as overt sexual propaganda and grooming. Comparisons are made between the treatment of Christianity and other faiths by major corporations in the lead-up to June's Pride Month.

The host discusses controversial sexual education materials being introduced in public schools, describing them as "grooming." The segment transitions to a discussion on the "pulse of the nation," noting that while many are waking up through events like the Reawakening America Tour, a significant portion of the population remains under the influence of mainstream propaganda.