4 chapters across the catalog
Malcolm Nance characterizes Trump voters as a "very large militia movement" and references the "Koreans on the roof" icon from the LA riots as a white supremacist symbol. The discussion covers the 2020 protests in Louisville and the trial of Kyle Rittenhouse. The hosts argue that the term "Trump voter" is being codified by the Department of Homeland Security as a terrorist designation.
The hosts discuss the arrest of 21-year-old activist Quintez Brown for the attempted murder of Louisville mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg. They highlight the strange details of the case, including Brown's history as a non-violent anti-gun activist and the fact that the shots only grazed Greenberg's sweater.
Referencing the Quintez Brown case and his previous disappearance near a university, Mo Facts plays clips of Baton Rouge shooter Gavin Eugene Long discussing "gang stalking." They speculate on the possibility of psychological operations or "MK Ultra" style programming being used on young activists to incite violence that serves a specific media narrative.
Adam Curry reads a second set of donations, including a detailed note from Sam Smock about "opportunity zones" and "racial justice scorecards" in Louisville. They define "gaslighting" as a form of mind control through persistent lying. Mo Facts teases a future show on "Black Israelites" and thanks the producers for supporting the independent "value for value" model.
