Topic: Zoran Mondani

Zoran Mondani, a candidate for mayor in Minneapolis, is criticized for plans to alert illegal immigrants of ICE raids. California Governor Gavin Newsom is described as "demon-possessed" and compared to the character Patrick Bateman. The segment links these politicians to a broader agenda of urban decay and the collapse of the rule of law.

The New York City mayoral election is framed as a choice between "arsenic and cyanide," with Zoran Mondani representing a radical socialist shift. Gavin McInnes predicts a Mondani victory will lead to a mass exodus of wealth and a "Mad Max" scenario for the city. The failure of Curtis Sliwa to consolidate the anti-Mondani vote is noted.

Anomalies on the New York City mayoral ballot are reported, including Zoran Mondani appearing twice while Andrew Cuomo is placed at the bottom. The Alex Jones Store announces a "30 Days of Black Friday" sale, offering 25% off site-wide on supplements and signature blades to fund the network's operations.

Footage from Havana, Cuba, shows the reality of food rationing and state-run grocery stores, which is contrasted with the pro-socialist views of Zoran Mondani's supporters in New York. The segment warns that the policies advocated by radical Democrats will lead to the same economic collapse seen in Venezuela and Cuba.

A caller from Queens, New York, describes the mayoral election as a "coronation" for Zoran Mondani due to GOP incompetence. The discussion focuses on the low turnout in Democratic primaries and the failure of the Republican Party to run a viable candidate against the radical socialist agenda.

A tribute to Alex Jones's career is followed by a discussion on "political jihad" in the United States. The Unity and Justice Fund PAC is identified as a major donor to Zoran Mondani's campaign in New York. The segment warns that Islamic groups are now using political and informational means to achieve conquest.