3 chapters across the catalog
A final clip from CBS Sunday Morning celebrates Alfred Kinsey's 125th anniversary, acknowledging his use of "admitted child abusers" as a mere footnote to his "trailblazing" work. Mo Facts summarizes the episode by labeling Bill Cosby a "sacrificial lamb" for the Me Too movement, used to show a high-profile takedown while more protected figures like Hefner and Kinsey remain culturally venerated. The show signs off with a musical outro.
Using clips from *Gangs of New York*, the hosts discuss the historical alliance between politicians like Boss Tweed and criminal gangs. Mo Fax explains his "Third Wave" theory, where the criminal element capitalizes on the chaos created by activists and provocateurs. They argue that America's roots are deeply embedded in a criminal mindset where "only the strong survive."
Adam Curry admits to a past "racist thinking" born of ignorance, while Mo Fax explains how the system is designed to reinforce these biases. They discuss the "trap" of the modern probation system, which monitors individuals for years rather than allowing them to serve short, definitive sentences. Mo argues that this constant monitoring leads to higher recidivism rates for young black men.
