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The hosts play a "racist and anti-semitic" robocall from the 2018 election that featured a man impersonating Oprah Winfrey. They compare the absurdity of the call to the "hateful video" narrative used during the Benghazi investigation. They suggest such "false flag" tactics are often used to smear the opposition and create a narrative of victimhood.
The hosts examine the background of attorney Hank Sanders, noting his Ford Foundation fellowship and time spent in Africa as "red flags" for intelligence ties. They play a "mad as hell" robocall from Sanders where he invokes "cotton fields and Jim Crow" to motivate voters. They also note the recurring "New South" slogan in his political messaging.
