Topic: Trolls

A final caller thanks Owen Benjamin for writing "How to Slay a Wizard" and mentions the upcoming "Bear Fest" in Missouri. Benjamin encourages listeners to ignore internet trolls and focus on building "high trust cultures" in real life. He concludes his guest-hosting segment by promoting his book and subscription service, urging the audience to "be fruitful and multiply."

A caller suggests that farmers should sue laboratories for "souped-up" bird flu viruses to expose the origins of the outbreaks through legal discovery. Another caller claims to have had a premonition of the host's assassination, which the host dismisses as a "trolling call" from a rival show. The host emphasizes that callers do not need to lie about their topics to get on the air and expresses frustration with deceptive callers.

A speaker in the X Space compares "Trump Derangement Syndrome" to syphilis, claiming it causes the "Deep State" to lose its mind. The segment concludes with a suggestion to reopen Alcatraz specifically to house James Comey.

Donald Trump's positive comments toward King Charles are compared to his past diplomatic praise for Kim Jong-un, suggesting a strategy of "trolling" or being friendly to enemies to gain leverage. While Trump's public statements seem to support joining the Commonwealth, his actual policies focus on American sovereignty and "1776 economic power." The analysis suggests Trump is likely humoring the British overture while the UK system is on the verge of collapse.

A proposed AIDS memorial sculpture in Palm Springs has sparked intense debate due to its abstract design, which many residents claim resembles an anus. This controversy is used as an example of how modern "liberal" art is often used to troll the public and mock traditional values. The host compares it to other provocative public sculptures in New York City that have been criticized for their inappropriate or phallic appearances.

A Canadian teacher famous for wearing large prosthetic breasts was reportedly put on leave, allegedly because he does not wear them outside of school. The host suggests the teacher might be "trolling" to highlight societal insanity. This transitions into a brief advertisement for "Hair and Beard Formula" at the InfoWars Store.

The discussion covers how brands like Pit Viper sunglasses have disavowed their own conservative customer base due to internal political pressure. The host recalls how Turner Broadcasting's "Super Deluxe" inadvertently helped his brand by attacking him, leading to millions of views. They argue that "trolling" is actually a form of power that celebrities and brands should embrace rather than fear.

A caller named Joshua challenges the host on legal statements made by lawyers and the sale of products on Amazon. The host dismisses the caller as "Joshua the Troll," mocking his lack of "Patriot Points" and suggesting he needs "Garba-Chill." The interaction ends abruptly with the host defending his business practices.

A caller named Joshua claims that InfoWars sells products on Amazon, giving a cut of profits to Jeff Bezos, and requires employees to sign non-disclosure agreements. The host dismisses the caller as a troll, noting that customers cannot earn "Patriot Points" on Amazon and mocking the caller's claims.

Jay Dyer interviews "Weckman" (also known as Weck), a prominent figure in the skateboarding world who has been blacklisted by the corporate industry. Weckman explains that "pro" status in skateboarding is now defined by corporate recognition from brands like Nike rather than skill. He discusses how he built an independent audience through comedy and trolling on social media, leading to his exclusion from the traditional industry ladder.

Bracken warns against "fed trolls" on platforms like Gab who post extremist or Nazi-themed content to "slime" the conservative movement. He argues these individuals are often looking for emotionally weak people to provoke into committing violent acts, which then justifies government crackdowns. He urges patriots to shun anyone promoting racial hatred or illegal violence.