Topic: The New Yorker

Owen Shroyer discusses a New Yorker article regarding the rise in child suicide, attributing the trend to the bleak future created by the political left's cultural and COVID agendas. He emphasizes that the targeting of children with sexual agendas and lockdowns is a primary driver of hopelessness. Shroyer concludes by appealing for listener support through the purchase of the Tree of Liberty coin to keep InfoWars operational.

The New Yorker magazine is criticized for hosting Andreas Malm, a climate activist who advocates for blowing up fossil fuel pipelines. The segment contrasts the media's promotion of this "terrorist manual" with the FBI's investigation into the January 6th Capitol events. It is argued that such rhetoric would lead to immediate arrest if voiced by conservative figures.

Ecology professor Andreas Malm appears on a New Yorker podcast to promote his book, "How to Blow Up a Pipeline." Malm argues that the climate movement must move beyond peaceful protest and embrace the destruction of CO2-emitting property. The discussion highlights Malm's endorsement of the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack and his calls for international sabotage.

The return of Jeffrey Toobin to CNN as a legal analyst following his Zoom call scandal is criticized as an example of elite privilege. Celente compares Toobin's apology to those of politicians like Gavin Newsom and the Mayor of Austin, arguing they are only sorry they were caught. He references George Carlin's "one big club" quote.