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The hosts critique Tucker Carlson's first Twitter episode, specifically his claim that Ukraine blew up the Nord Stream pipeline based on Washington Post reporting. They discuss Elon Musk’s rebranding of Twitter to X.com and his potential role in rolling out a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Mo Facts expresses support for Senator Josh Hawley as a potential "orange" candidate for 2028.
Adam Curry compares the current acceptance of Megan Thee Stallion to the historical "scandal" of Madonna's career, noting how the "culture police" have retreated. The hosts analyze the dictionary definition of "audacity," concluding that in the current political context, it has been softened to mean "shamelessness without thought." They reference Alistair Crowley's "do what thou wilt" philosophy as a parallel to the message being sent to young women.
To counter criticisms that Obama had no connection to American slavery, Ancestry.com released a study claiming he was the 11th great-grandson of John Punch, the first documented enslaved African in Virginia, via his mother's white lineage. The segment also notes the media's focus on Michelle Obama's great-great-great-grandmother, Melvinia, to solidify the family's "slavery to the White House" narrative.
Tupac reflects on how the absence of a father led him to the "treacherous street game" instead of becoming a lawyer. The hosts discuss how the visibility of wealth during the 1990s dot-com boom exacerbated the feelings of inadequacy and resentment among impoverished youth.
Diddy launched ourfairshare.com to help minority-owned small businesses and independent contractors navigate the federal stimulus and PPP loan process. He noted that in previous rounds of funding, minority businesses only received 2% of the capital. The hosts critique Diddy's shift in language from "black" to "minority," noting that the term "minority" is broad and can include various demographics that do not necessarily align with the specific interests of black entrepreneurs.
Adam Curry and Moe launch the second episode of Mo Facts following a successful pilot. They discuss the positive reception from the No Agenda audience and the setup of mofax.com. Technical details regarding the new RSS feed and submission to Apple Podcasts are finalized to ensure listener accessibility.
