Topic: Website

Comedian Leonardo Joni discusses her project to create a website listing "activist judges" who release violent felons back into society. She argues that these judges are intentionally weaponizing criminals to destroy cohesive Western communities. Joni calls for the prosecution of these judicial officials, asserting that their actions are not accidental but part of a deliberate effort to wreak havoc on law-abiding citizens.

A listener from New Mexico suggests integrating video promos for supplements directly into the shopping cart on the network's website. The host acknowledges the suggestion as a "no-brainer" improvement for the store's user experience. The conversation briefly touches on the CIA's historical role in installing puppet regimes in Ukraine before returning to the topic of Trump's peace efforts.

Jones confirms live on air that Infowars.com has been taken down, resulting in a "website cannot be found" DNS error. He reports that federal agents left the building after hearing Bannon's call to put them on camera but are now heading to Houston for an emergency hearing. Jones mentions that the facility is "hardened" with gas generators and military-grade backups to keep the transmission going as long as possible.

The host and Levant discuss the dystopian parallels between current policy and the film Equilibrium. Levant explains that criticizing gender identity or expression would be a crime under Bill C-63. He also mentions the "nuclear option" discussed by Canadian officials, which would involve blocking access to entire websites—such as InfoWars or Rebel News—similar to the Great Firewall of China.