3 chapters across the catalog
Strategy 17 focuses on sowing dissension from within. The hosts analyze the public infighting between conservative figures like Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, and Megyn Kelly as a "destruction before our eyes." They argue that the ultimate "joint" being attacked is the family unit, using divisive terminology to create internal conflict.
Melba Patillo Beals, one of the Little Rock Nine, recounts the severe physical and emotional abuse she suffered during the integration of Central High School, including being attacked with acid and fire. The hosts contrast her harrowing reality with the more sanitized version of events often presented in the media. The discussion also touches on the absence of black male protection in these scenarios, suggesting that the households involved were strategically selected for their non-violent temperaments.
Adam Curry mentions his appearance on the Megyn Kelly show, where he discussed Meghan Markle using the "Black Queen, White Queen" framework. He also shares a story about his uncle, a former CIA operative, asking for advice on how to connect with "inner-city youth" by mentioning his experience carrying an Uzi. The hosts use these anecdotes to illustrate the disconnect between elite posturing and actual human connection.
