Topic: Tacos

During a visit to a Taco Deli in Austin, Jones describes being mobbed by supportive listeners of all demographics who expressed their approval of his fight against the "globalist coup." He compares his current life to the movie *Fight Club*, where a secret revolutionary underground exists within everyday society. Jones asserts that his popularity is a "thermometer" for the public's desire for freedom and notes that journalist Brianna Morello is now questioning officials at the White House and Pentagon.

Taco Bell has suspended indoor dining at several Oakland locations due to an escalating crime wave, reflecting a broader trend of retail closures in major cities. The segment suggests that the intentional breakdown of law and order is a pretext for the deployment of the National Guard and the implementation of martial law.

A caller asks about the transition to a cashless society and its resemblance to the film "Demolition Man." Jones agrees that the movie accurately predicted a future of engineered brainwashing, a nanny state, and the use of controlled criminals as a pretext for fear. The segment highlights how corporations and governments use engineered crises to consolidate power over the population.

The guests discuss the "gatekeepers" in Hollywood and the detachment of white liberals from actual minority cultures. They mock Jill Biden’s recent comment comparing Hispanics to "breakfast tacos" in San Antonio. Hotep Jesus argues that the left controls the media and big tech, yet fails to actually empower the communities they claim to represent.

First Lady Jill Biden is criticized for a speech in San Antonio where she compared the diversity of the Hispanic community to "breakfast tacos." Jones characterizes the remark as patronizing and evidence of a deep disconnect between the "blue blood" elite and average Americans. He argues that such comments demonstrate that the left views people through the lens of race and stereotypes rather than citizenship.

Jones highlights a CNN report showing that viewership for the January 6th hearings is extremely low, with only a few hundred thousand people tuning in across all networks. He contrasts the domestic political theater with real-world unrest in Sri Lanka and the Netherlands. The segment also touches on Michael Bloomberg's past comments about farmers to illustrate elitist disdain for working-class people.