Topic: Statesman

A discussion on cultural decay highlights a "unified theory" of how entertainment and literature have been compromised by ideological propaganda. Citing a New Statesman podcast and polls by Carl Benjamin (Sargon of Akkad), the segment notes a significant disconnect in how young men and women perceive each other. The host argues that awards like the Oscars and the New York Times Bestseller list have lost their meaning due to political bias.

Alex Jones reviews headlines from CNN, Reuters, and the Austin American-Statesman regarding the "seven-figure" auction bids for Infowars. He disputes the term "empire," stating that his influence lies with his listeners rather than physical equipment. Jones introduces upcoming guest Salty Cracker and promotes VIP memberships and Trump gear at his online store as a means of financial survival.

Schroer discusses a mass shooting in Austin, Texas, where the Austin American-Statesman allegedly omitted the suspect's description because he was Black. He criticizes PolitiFact for labeling the claim "false" despite the newspaper admitting they avoided the description to prevent "perpetuating stereotypes." The segment concludes with a critique of Keith Olbermann's mental state and the "clown world" of modern media.

Paul Joseph Watson begins the "Summit News Hour" by criticizing the Poynter Institute for urging local news stations to reduce coverage of violent crime. He argues that this policy, intended to combat "systemic racism," actually devalues Black lives by ignoring the reality of intra-community violence. Watson highlights PolitiFact's defense of the Austin American-Statesman's decision to omit a shooting suspect's race.

The Austin American-Statesman is criticized for refusing to publish the police description of a mass shooting suspect to avoid "perpetrating stereotypes." The shooting on 6th Street left 13 people wounded, but the host argues that the media prioritized political correctness over public safety. This is presented as an example of "mind control" and the suppression of evidentiary facts.

Jones calls on Senators Ted Cruz, Rand Paul, and Josh Hawley to lead the country out of the crisis, stating they are "smart as I am" and know the truth. He argues that the New World Order assassinated his own character to prevent him from being a leader. He emphasizes that only "statesmen" anointed by God can successfully resist the globalist move.