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Mo revisits his original theory shared on the Star Report, suggesting the noose left on Smollett's neck may have been a form of Masonic or esoteric humiliation ritual. He argues that beyond the political utility of the act, there was a deeper symbolic meaning to the imagery used in the staged attack.
A hypothetical scenario involving "Joe Katz," a productive remote worker with natural antibodies, is used to illustrate the perceived illogic of firing unvaccinated employees. They reference a George Mason University professor suing over mandate requirements despite having beaten COVID-19. The hosts reiterate that natural infection provides immunity that is at least on par with vaccination, making secondary mandates unnecessary.
The segment profiles Charlotte Osgood Mason, a wealthy philanthropist who supported Harlem Renaissance luminaries like Zora Neale Hurston and Langston Hughes. Mason viewed herself as a "Black God" and a "psychic physician" meant to heal the "washed out" West using "primitive" Black energy. The hosts critique her controlling nature, noting she required her proteges to call her "Godmother," mirroring the control record labels exert over artists today.
Tyler Perry discusses a Kaiser Health study with Anthony Mason, addressing the distrust Black Americans feel toward the medical establishment. The conversation shifts to "woke" ideology, where the hosts mock claims that mathematics and objective truths, such as "two plus two equals four," are inherently racist. They argue that Perry is being used as a specific cultural asset to reach older Black believers who are skeptical of the "Rona" narrative.
The case of Crystal Mason is discussed; she was sentenced to five years in prison for voting in 2016 while on supervised release for a federal tax crime. The hosts argue that once a debt to society is paid, all rights should be automatically reinstated. They contrast her harsh sentence with the light punishment given to celebrities in the college admissions scandal.
In 2015, three individuals were arrested for running a fake "Masonic Fraternal Police Department" in California, with one suspect having ties to then-Attorney General Kamala Harris. The hosts question whether such "off the books" organizations exist to perform tasks that official agencies cannot.
Real estate broker Alice Mason is cited as a prominent New Yorker who lived as white for 35 years before her black ancestry was revealed. The discussion shifts to Meghan Markle, describing her as "racially ambiguous" and noting the friction her entry caused within the British Royal Family. Prince Harry's decision to step back from royal duties is compared to the shunning faced by those who leave their lineage.
Mo introduces a "far out" theory regarding "Hermetic Theater" and symbolism in the Guyger trial. He points out the consistent use of blue in Guyger's attire and red by the Jean family, suggesting possible links to numerology or Masonic signaling. While Adam Curry is skeptical, Mo insists the imagery of "red vs. blue" is significant to those who study occult or institutional symbolism.
