Topic: Suffrage

A historical reflection on the founding fathers' vision of a gold standard and limited suffrage is followed by a promotional segment for Ultimate Creatine Powder. The host claims that creatine monohydrate is a "secret weapon" for physical and mental performance. The supplement is marketed as a way to build a "patriot physique" and maintain focus during political battles.

The host revisits the Press Secretary's claims that videos of Biden's gaffes are manipulated. A montage of Biden's incoherent outbursts and verbal slips is played to counter the administration's narrative. The host argues that the level of gaslighting from the White House is an insult to the American public's intelligence.

Rachel Wilson challenges the narrative that women were historically oppressed, noting that women's suffrage was actually unpopular among women when it passed. She details how the movement was funded by elite banking families, including Alva Vanderbilt Belmont, who was connected to Rothschild interests. These wealthy patrons reportedly bailed out "terrorist suffragettes" to ensure the movement's success.