Topic: Sub Saharan Africa

CNN analyst Ashley Allison argued that white South Africans should "go back to Germany or Holland" if they do not like the laws of the land. This perspective supports the idea that the land belongs to native Africans and that Afrikaners have no legitimate claim despite 400 years of residency. The segment disputes these claims, noting that the population of black tribes exploded only after the introduction of agrarian civilization by settlers.

The low COVID-19 death rate in West Africa is attributed to the widespread over-the-counter availability of anti-malarial medications. Dr. Emanuel explains that growing up in Nigeria and Cameroon involved "Sunday, Sunday medicine" for malaria prevention, which effectively neutralized COVID-19. The segment highlights the difficulty of filling these prescriptions at mainstream American pharmacies compared to "mom and pop" establishments.

The segment argues that modern supplements are the scientific validation of ancient herbal knowledge that existed before Big Pharma. Dr. Emanuel mentions her family in Africa grows non-GMO moringa, mint, and lemongrass for use in health teas. The host posits that the "right arm" of God's medicine is natural compounds, while the "left arm" consists of necessary pharmaceuticals.