Topic: Shrimp

Mass shooters are frequently linked to the use of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs), which list side effects such as megalomania and suicidal ideation. Scientific studies on aquatic life, including shrimp and crayfish, show that antidepressant runoff in waterways causes violent and reckless behavior in animals. The segment argues that psychiatric medications create a suggestible state in humans that can lead to mass violence.

Police resources in New York are being diverted from fighting violent crime to arresting healthy citizens for failing to show vaccine passports. Lindsay cites examples of a woman in a wheelchair being arrested at a restaurant and a nine-year-old girl being traumatized during her mother's arrest at a museum. This distraction allows career criminals to take advantage of a weakened and understaffed justice system.