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The hosts discuss the political climate under President Lyndon B. Johnson. They argue that the establishment was more threatened by the "do for self" economic mentality of Black activists than by their militancy. FBI reports targeted Sam Cooke for his associations with controversial figures.
The hosts discuss the arrest of 21-year-old activist Quintez Brown for the attempted murder of Louisville mayoral candidate Craig Greenberg. Mo finds the story "sketchy," noting that Brown allegedly fired shots that only grazed the candidate's sweater before the staff barricaded the door. He suggests the timing and nature of the event are highly suspicious.
Mo highlights that Quintez Brown went missing for several days in June 2021, during which his family feared a mental health crisis. Brown, previously a non-violent anti-gun activist, reappeared with a shaven head. Mo speculates about potential "programming" or "MK Ultra" style manipulation occurring during his disappearance near the university.
