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Tulsi Gabbard appears on Fox News to claim that the "Obama-Clinton machine" is pulling the strings behind the Biden administration's disinformation efforts. She criticizes both Democrats and unnamed powerful Republicans for supporting government-funded propaganda departments that bypass constitutional protections.
The segment explores why belief in the "Protocols" persists and how similar tactics are used today to label political figures as foreign agents. Reference is made to "The View" where hosts suggested investigating Tucker Carlson and Tulsi Gabbard for Russian ties, drawing parallels to McCarthyism. The hosts express concern over the return of "lists" and the normalization of calling for the arrest of political dissidents.
Louis Farrakhan and the Call for Unseen Technocratic Leadership
Karen Hunter advocates for moving away from charismatic black leadership, specifically citing Louis Farrakhan and Jesse Jackson as "dinosaurs" who have failed to produce tangible results. She proposes a "black agenda" delivered by an unseen council of technocrats rather than public figures who may be compromised by corporate checks. The segment critiques the transition of power to figures like Al Sharpton, who are integrated into mainstream media structures like MSNBC.
Senator Kamala Harris announced the suspension of her 2020 presidential campaign, citing a lack of financial resources despite her initial status as a frontrunner. The discussion highlights her early debate clash with Joe Biden and the subsequent polling decline following attacks from Tulsi Gabbard. Mo notes that his own public commentary began with skepticism regarding Harris and the Jussie Smollett incident.
The concept of "justice" is analyzed as a term often hijacked for political purposes, contrasting with "liberty" and "freedom." The discussion links Tulsi Gabbard’s critiques of regime change wars to the methods described by John Perkins in "Confessions of an Economic Hitman." Perkins explains how global empires are now created through economic leverage rather than purely through military force.
During a Democratic primary debate, Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard challenged Senator Kamala Harris on her record as California's Attorney General, citing 1,500 marijuana convictions and the withholding of DNA evidence in the Kevin Cooper death row case. Local news fact-checks are scrutinized for appearing to defend Harris. The hosts also compare Harris's record to Joe Biden's involvement in the 1994 Crime Bill.
Charlamagne tha God appears on CNN to defend Kamala Harris following her debate confrontation with Tulsi Gabbard. He dismisses Gabbard's criticisms as "low-hanging fruit" and questions why she did not target Joe Biden's record instead. Charlamagne reinforces the campaign talking point that a prosecutor is the best candidate to face Donald Trump.
The hosts discuss the use of trending hashtags and bots to manipulate political narratives on Twitter. They cite the "Charlottesville lie" and the labeling of Tulsi Gabbard as a "Putin shill" after her debate performance against Kamala Harris. The segment highlights the irony of automated bots accusing real users of being Russian bots to discredit dissent.
