Topic: Weather Fraud

Larry Pinckney, a founding member of the original Black Panther Party, is introduced to discuss the "Red Green Alliance" and communist control. The host mentions Joe Jones, an Attorney General candidate in Virginia, who allegedly threatened to kill legislators and their children. The segment frames the current political climate as an existential threat to basic American freedoms and the free market.

The segment challenges the narrative of "hottest days ever" by accusing meteorologists of manipulating weather maps. Jones argues that maps previously shown in green are now displayed in alarming reds and oranges to sow panic. He asserts that current temperatures are not historically unprecedented and that the media is using these visuals to push a globalist agenda.

Guest host Kate Dalley criticizes the media's "snowpocalypse" narrative, arguing that normal winter weather is being used as a distraction from political issues like election fraud and money laundering in Ukraine. She questions why the National Guard was deployed to Buffalo for snow removal, suggesting it is part of a broader effort to make the population feel helpless and dependent on government intervention.

The Kari Lake election fraud trial in Arizona is discussed, with claims that Republican precincts were targeted with faulty ballots. A caller introduces 1978 U.S. Senate documents regarding federal involvement in weather modification. Plans are made to interview Dane Wigington to discuss "weather warfare" and engineered storms.