Topic: Siberian Cat

Paul Joseph Watson hosts the fourth hour, discussing a "worldwide wave of Russophobia." He highlights the potential ban of tennis star Daniil Medvedev from Wimbledon unless he denounces Vladimir Putin. Watson mocks the extent of cancel culture, noting that even Siberian cats have been banned from international competitions, and reports on the bullying of Russian children in European schools.

Paul Joseph Watson reports on the International Cat Federation (FIFE) banning Russian-owned and bred cats from international competitions. He ridicules the move as "utterly mindless stupidity" that will do nothing to stop the war. The segment also mentions calls from politicians like Eric Swalwell and Tom Tugendhat to expel Russian students and citizens from Western countries.

Watson summarizes the various "cancellations" of Russian entities, from disabled athletes in the Paralympics to 200-year-old authors. He argues that the firing of Valery Gergiev is a particularly egregious example of "moral exhibitionism" by Western officials. The narrative suggests that ordinary Russians are being unfairly punished for the actions of their government.