3 chapters across the catalog
Mo critiques Dr. Carl Hart, a Columbia University professor who claims that heroin use can be managed responsibly. Mo argues this is a dangerous narrative that ignores the reality of addiction seen on Skid Row. He concludes that the common denominator in the Floyd case, the homelessness crisis, and the pandemic is the unchecked power of the pharmaceutical industry.
A 2020 clip regarding measles vaccinations is revealed to be a "test run" for the shaming and compliance tactics later used for COVID-19. The hosts discuss how the biosecurity state, in collusion with the pharmaceutical industry, uses "common ground" and "empathy" as masks for government mandates. They express concern that the transition to "love-based" messaging is more dangerous than overt government force.
A theory is proposed that the U.S. government operates under Fabian Socialism, using incremental nudges to see how much the public will tolerate. The hosts discuss the transition to a biosecurity state controlled by the pharmaceutical industry, where lockdowns and vaccines are used to manage the population. They suggest that the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg marked the end of Trump's utility to the Republican party.
