Topic: Lies

The hosts define "white lies" as trivial falsehoods told to maintain social order. They use Neely Fuller Jr. clips to discuss the "fear of genetic annihilation" among white populations and the taboo surrounding the topic of racial preservation. They critique the prevalence of interracial couples in modern advertising as a form of "inflammatory propaganda" designed to promote a homogenous future.

The hosts discuss the English language as "software for the mind" that can be used for control, specifically referencing the modern enforcement of pronouns. Mo Facts argues that going along with these linguistic changes is a "white lie" that leads to self-disrespect. The episode ends with a summary of the "orange" theme and the song "Something in the Orange" by Zach Bryan.

Commander Ghazi led a rally in front of the CNN building in Atlanta, waving a large Russian flag to celebrate Victory Day. His speech criticized the "United Snakes of America," accused CNN of being a propaganda tool, and claimed the U.S. created a "Nazi" state in Ukraine. He also voiced skepticism regarding the COVID-19 vaccine and the 2020 election, creating a confusing mix of Russian and populist talking points.

The hosts critique a clip of Michelle Obama claiming that Donald Trump was lying about minorities destroying the suburbs. They point out that shops were boarded up across the country on election night in anticipation of violence from "overwhelmingly peaceful" movements. They characterize her rhetoric as a "head shaker" that ignores the reality of the chaos experienced in 2020.

Prager University, a conservative non-profit organization founded by Dennis Prager, is introduced as a source for right-wing political and economic content. Author Talib Starks presents "victimology" as the fifth biggest issue facing Black Americans, arguing that a victim mentality prevents personal responsibility and life improvement. The segment identifies how this ideology is allegedly reinforced by Black churches, media, and the NAACP.