6 chapters across the catalog
Political commentator Jimmy Dore criticizes Joe Biden for his authoritative and patronizing tone toward black media. Dore references Biden's history with the 1994 Crime Bill and his vetting of a Vice President candidate who prosecuted black youth. The discussion explores how Biden attempts to thread a needle between maintaining black support and courting conservative white voters in the Rust Belt.
The hosts discuss Jimmy Dore's deconstruction of mainstream media narratives, noting that the public is becoming more resistant to "echo chamber" reporting. They argue that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this trend as people grew tired of conflicting expert opinions and models. The segment emphasizes that social media and independent clips allow voters to identify political hypocrisy more easily than in previous decades.
A theory is presented that Barack Obama was controlled by CIA Director John Brennan and the broader intelligence machine. The hosts suggest Biden's cabinet will be filled with the same "experts" responsible for military interventions in Libya and Syria. Jimmy Dore is quoted criticizing Biden's record on immigration and foreign policy, labeling the potential administration the "Joe Coalition."
The hosts discuss the emergence of "anti-establishment" and "anti-globalist" tribes that cross traditional party lines. They note that figures like Jimmy Dore (on the left) and various right-wing commentators are finding common ground against the globalist status quo. The segment explores the concept of "tribal media," where audiences congregate around independent properties like Joe Rogan rather than scripted corporate news.
YouTube commentator Jimmy Dore criticizes Bernie Sanders for adopting Joe Biden's own campaign slogans during the primary. Dore argues that Sanders undermined his own candidacy by repeatedly calling Biden a "decent guy" who could beat Trump. This behavior is contrasted with Barack Obama’s 2008 strategy, where he explicitly framed Hillary Clinton as an unacceptable establishment choice.
The show concludes with a satirical impersonation of Bernie Sanders discussing a "Plan B" for the nomination involving Joe Biden's potential decline. The hosts reiterate their theory that Sanders was controlled opposition who alienated the black vote on purpose. They sign off by reminding listeners of the "value for value" model and the importance of paying attention to the truth.
