5 chapters across the catalog
A supercut features Barack Obama repeatedly claiming every election since 2008 is the "most important election of our lifetimes." The hosts analyze this as a disingenuous political tactic and a "limited hangout" strategy. They compare his rhetorical style to his 2016 visit to Flint, Michigan, where he used a glass of water as a prop to downplay the water crisis.
The term WASP (White Anglo-Saxon Protestant) is defined as the historical ideal for American power and morality. Foundations like Rockefeller and Ford used their wealth to influence HBCUs and create a "talented tenth" of Black leaders who adopted WASP values. The CIA is described as an institution historically rooted in this WASP culture, which even non-white figures like Barack Obama can be "grafted" into.
A clip features Michelle Obama accidentally referring to herself as a "single mother" before correcting herself. The hosts compare Obama's mother to Gloria Steinem, noting Steinem's admitted history as a CIA operative and suggesting a similar profile for Ann Dunham.
The investigative work of Gary Webb is honored, focusing on his "Dark Alliance" series which exposed CIA involvement in cocaine trafficking to fund the Contras. The hosts discuss the suspicious circumstances of Webb's death and the subsequent "whitewashing" of his findings by mainstream media. The segment also mentions Maxine Waters' congressional hearings on the subject and the lack of long-term political accountability.
Judge Joe Brown on Barack Obama's Family Wealth and CIA Ties
Judge Joe Brown makes controversial claims regarding Barack Obama’s stepfather, Lolo Soetoro, alleging he was a wealthy CIA contractor who ran death squads in Indonesia. Brown asserts that Obama is a trust fund baby and the richest man to ever occupy the White House, a background the hosts claim has been scrubbed to maintain his "poor kid from Chicago" persona.
