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The hosts explore Kathy O'Brien's claims regarding MKUltra mind control in professional sports and the Olympics. They discuss the idea of "program capability" and "heightened visual acuity" being used to create elite athletes who can later be used as political assets. They suggest that the presence of multiple Olympians at the Capitol riot may not be a coincidence.
Chelsea Handler told Jimmy Fallon that she had to "remind" her ex-boyfriend 50 Cent that he was a Black person and therefore could not vote for Donald Trump. The hosts condemn her comments as racist and "slave-owner" rhetoric, especially her offer of sexual favors if he changed his political stance.
On "The View," Chelsea Handler claims 50 Cent was "just screwing around" and is actually a Biden supporter. She jokes about offering to pay his taxes or providing "another form of payment" for his vote, which the hosts identify as a form of voter suppression and blatant manipulation.
Candace Owens responds to Chelsea Handler, calling her a "segregationist" and a "slave plantation owner" for telling a Black man what he can do. The hosts play a 1950s clip of a white man describing Black people as "superior pets" to illustrate the enduring nature of this paternalistic mindset.
Mo Facts and Adam Curry wrap up the episode by reiterating the theory that Colin Kaepernick has been used as a "useful idiot" or puppet by various handlers. They encourage listeners to pay attention to the underlying motives of the figures involved in the saga. The show closes with the song "Puppet on a String," reinforcing the theme of the discussion regarding the manipulation of public figures and social movements.
