Topic: Steve Metcalf

The World Health Organization's declaration ending the COVID-19 global health emergency is framed as a strategic move with hidden implications. Attorneys Norm Pattis and Steve Metcalf are introduced to discuss the Proud Boys trial and allegations of federal provocateurs. Jones defends his own actions on January 6, denying involvement in the Capitol breach while criticizing the Lincoln Project's calls for his arrest.

Attorney Steve Metcalf discusses his representation of Dominic Pezzola, the only defendant acquitted of seditious conspiracy in the Proud Boys trial. He describes the difficulty of receiving a fair trial in Washington, D.C., where jurors allegedly held deep-seated biases against the defendants. The attorneys argue the government "cherry-picked" text messages to create a false narrative of a planned insurrection.

Norm Pattis explains the constitutional history of the District of Columbia and its evolution into a "company town" for the federal government. He advocates for the return of jury nullification to allow citizens to veto unjust laws. The segment ends with Steve Metcalf's contact information and a final warning about the expansion of the police state following the Proud Boys verdict.