Topic: South Bronx

Gavin McInnes uses an analogy of beetles cleaning a rhino skull to describe how the "meat" of leftist tropes like racism and sexism has been stripped away, leaving them ineffective. He reports a shift in public sentiment in New York City and the South Bronx, where people are openly rejecting cancel culture. The segment highlights a New Jersey restaurant that saw increased business after being targeted for selling a "Proud Boys burger."

The broadcast opens with a montage of cultural and political commentary, highlighting Donald Trump's upcoming rally in the South Bronx despite his legal restrictions in New York. The segment critiques public school programs involving drag queens and the influence of alternative media figures like Joe Rogan. Alex Jones is introduced as the primary voice of the resistance against mainstream narratives.

The segment features audio from Arizona election workers alleging machine malfunctions and ballot duplication errors during the 2020 election. Roger Stone discusses Trump's visit to the South Bronx, comparing it to Ronald Reagan's historic trip. Stone also references a Supreme Court filing by Kari Lake regarding the vulnerability of electronic voting machines to back-door encryption keys.