Topic: Sundowning

The discussion focuses on "sundowning" behavior in elderly individuals, applying the concept to President Biden's evening performance. The hosts suggest that Biden's German Shepherds bite Secret Service agents because they sense their master is "injured" or unstable. Allegations regarding Ashley Biden's diary and Hunter Biden's laptop are revisited as evidence of family dysfunction.

Reports from Axios and Politico described a "Biden oligarchy" where only a small circle of loyalists and family members, led by Jill Biden, have access to the President. Allegations surfaced that Biden only functions effectively between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., suffering from "sundowning" neurological symptoms in the evenings. The internal struggle involves a fight between the Biden family loyalists and the Obama-led faction of the Democratic Party over the future of the 2024 ticket.

Dr. Victory explains the phenomenon of "sundowning," where individuals with neurocognitive decline become more confused and agitated in the late afternoon. She notes that Biden’s tightly controlled schedule and frequent vacations are likely attempts to manage these symptoms. The discussion highlights the potential national security risks of having a commander-in-chief who may not be fully cogent during a crisis.

Michael Malice discusses the importance of honest historical inquiry, criticizing the "1619 Project" and the simplistic "North vs. South" narrative of American racism. He points out that abolitionists like William Lloyd Garrison were nearly lynched in Boston and that Northern states like Illinois had "sundown towns" where Black people were forcibly excluded after dark. Malice encourages the right to stop ceding history to the left and to investigate the complexities of the past.