4 chapters across the catalog
Social media investigators discovered a Pinterest account belonging to Emily Kohrs that promoted witchcraft, leading to claims that a "witch" was leading the Trump grand jury. The segment revisits a 2017 news report about the Coven of the Raven Moon performing binding spells on President Trump. The hosts discuss the bizarre intersection of occult practices and high-profile legal proceedings.
A discussion on the nature of marriage contrasts the "salt covenant"—a permanent religious bond—with the state-sanctioned marriage license. The hosts argue that the government has no legitimate role in sanctioning or dissolving marriages, viewing the marriage license as a way to treat a union as a "corporate merger" subject to interstate commerce laws.
Stacey Abrams appears on Stephen Colbert's show to discuss her "Get Out The Vote" efforts in Georgia. Colbert credits her with transforming the state's political landscape. The hosts identify Abrams as a senior member of "The Coven" and the Council on Foreign Relations, questioning her true influence and the source of her funding.
Covens around the world, including the Coven of the Raven Moon, reportedly gathered to cast binding spells on President Donald Trump. These rituals, which sometimes involve orange-colored items, are intended to prevent the president from projecting negative energy or causing hurtful outcomes through his policies.
