Topic: Weakness

Sarah Gonzalez from The Blaze joins the studio to discuss the shifting momentum toward Donald Trump in the final weeks of the election. She analyzes Kamala Harris's performance in recent interviews and the public's perception of a "weak America" under the current administration. Gonzalez notes that even in liberal areas like Austin, she observes significant support for Trump.

Jones and Levant discuss the "35,000-foot view" of the conflict, suggesting that the West is being weakened by ammunition transfers to Ukraine and naval deployments to the Middle East. They argue that China is assessing this as America's weakest point in decades, potentially signaling an imminent move on Taiwan. They contrast Biden's "cognitive decline" with the "projected strength" of the Trump era.

Reardon cites a popular quote about "weak men creating tough times," arguing that the government keeps people needy through stimulus checks and easy living. He claims that by making people dependent on the state for their 401ks and social lives, the elite have created a "fixed mindset" of subservience. He urges listeners to move from being followers to becoming leaders.