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Neely Fuller Jr. explains how the system of white supremacy glorifies "silliness" and stupidity in non-white people to prevent logical, serious organization. The hosts apply this to the entertainment industry, arguing that caricatures like Billy Porter or the "QAnon Shaman" are amplified to mock and demonize movements. They conclude that being a serious, logical person is the most dangerous threat to the prevailing power structure.
A local news segment is used to debunk claims that Antifa orchestrated the Capitol attack. The report identifies the "QAnon Shaman" Jake Angeli as a known Trump supporter and dismisses flyers and tattoos as being unrelated to Antifa. However, the hosts point out that John Sullivan's presence and his history with radical left-wing groups complicate the simple "false" labels provided by the media.
Alex Jones is heard ranting against the QAnon movement and the QAnon Shaman, accusing them of being full of false promises. The hosts discuss the splintering of the independent media community, including the fallout between Jones and David Knight. They characterize this as a classic divide and conquer strategy where pressure from deplatforming causes allies to turn on each other in a state of panic.
