5 chapters across the catalog
Mo Facts presents a theory that the family court system weaponizes women and children against men, effectively engaging the power of the state to remove fathers from the home. Adam Curry shares personal anecdotes from his first divorce to illustrate how the justice system is geared toward penalizing male partners.
The discussion touches on the theory that signing a birth certificate effectively makes a child a ward of the state, granting the government ultimate custody. This concept is linked to broader "sovereign citizen" theories involving maritime law and corporate personhood. While acknowledging the legal reality of state intervention through truancy and social services, the hosts advise pragmatism over the radical legal theories that led to the imprisonment of figures like Wesley Snipes.
A theory is proposed that the birther controversy was a "limited hangout" or bait set by the intelligence apparatus. The hosts suggest that Barack Obama, as a product of the intelligence community, would have had a legitimate birth certificate if required. They speculate that the Hillary Clinton campaign may have avoided the bait, while Donald Trump used it to make a splash with his target constituents.
Gail Lukasik appears in a clip from Megyn Kelly's show to discuss discovering her mother's secret life as a Black woman passing for white. Lukasik describes her mother's obsessive habits, such as wearing makeup to bed and avoiding the sun, to maintain her facade. The story culminates in a deathbed promise to keep the secret to avoid social shame among white friends in Ohio.
Questions regarding Sean King's racial identity are compared to the cases of Rachel Dolezal and Elizabeth Warren. Despite claims of being biracial, King has faced scrutiny over his birth certificate and family background, leading to accusations of "cultural appropriation" for the sake of the movement.
