Topic: Assassination Attempt

The segment details the arrest of Nicholas John Roski, who traveled from California to Maryland with the intent to assassinate Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Despite the gravity of an attempted assassination of a Supreme Court justice, the hosts note a lack of sustained media coverage. They question the logistics of Roski's travel and the "convenience" of his surrender, suggesting potential psychological or external influences.

In September 1958, a woman named Isola Ware Curry stabbed Martin Luther King Jr. in the chest with a seven-inch letter opener during a book signing in Harlem. Curry, who believed King was a communist spy, nearly killed the civil rights leader; doctors noted he was a "sneeze away" from death as the blade rested against his aorta. This event is presented as a precursor to the later claims regarding King's political affiliations.