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The hosts analyze the "Great Awakening" and "The Storm" as religious constructs within QAnon, comparing them to the "technocratic religion" of modern science experts. They express shock at the media's use of the word "militant" to describe Babbitt, noting that the term has historically been reserved for black activists like the Black Panthers. They argue this linguistic shift signals a new era of branding political dissent.
Prince Harry describes having an "awakening" to the issues facing minorities since meeting Meghan Markle. He mentions speaking with BLM co-founder Alicia Garza and supporting peaceful protests. The hosts suggest Harry is in a "win-win" situation where he can either become the new face of a "woke" monarchy or blame Markle if the plan fails.
Dr. Janine Lim, a marketing executive and holistic health expert, explains the concept of Kundalini or "serpent power" as a dormant energy at the base of the spine. The hosts suggest that Kanye West's emotional outbursts might be interpreted as a spiritual awakening or Kundalini experience rather than a standard manic episode. They compare this to the spiritual rhetoric used by figures like Marianne Williamson.
