Topic: Superdelegates

The segment highlights a perceived two-tiered justice system where Donald Trump faces indictments for document retention while Joe Biden is excused for similar actions. Roger Stone explains that the Democratic National Convention rules allow superdelegates, allegedly controlled by Barack Obama, to facilitate a candidate switch. Trump’s recent victory in the Nevada caucus is cited as evidence of his continued momentum.

Roger Stone argues against efforts to remove Joe Biden from the ballot in Republican states, emphasizing the need for free and fair elections. He criticizes the Democratic party's use of superdelegates and rigged primary schedules to protect Biden from internal opposition. Stone suggests that despite these protections, the party elite will eventually force Biden to step aside.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. explains how the Democratic National Committee is allegedly rigging the primary process to favor Joe Biden. He details new rules that would strip candidates of delegates if they campaign in Iowa or New Hampshire. Kennedy expresses frustration that he would need to win 80% of the vote to overcome the DNC's control of superdelegates and automatic delegates.