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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.
Neely Fuller Jr. discusses the concept of "logic" as a tool to make every person their own leader, rather than waiting for a "maximum leader." The hosts apply this to the current political landscape, arguing that many voters are pulling away from parties because their actions no longer make sense. They describe modern political rhetoric as "spells" designed to create cognitive dissonance.
The hosts analyze debates between Candace Owens and Mark Lamont Hill regarding whether men can get pregnant, framing the linguistic shift as a "magic spell." They argue that terms like "birthing people" are designed to trigger the public and keep them in a state of perpetual frustration and circular argument. They advise listeners to "keep it moving" and avoid being emotionally manipulated by internet trolls and provocative media segments.
The hosts discuss the "conspicuous garb" worn by some Capitol protesters, such as the "Viking" individual. They suggest that such outfits are often used for staging or have esoteric meanings related to "conjuring mojo." They contrast this with the typical attire of MAGA supporters, questioning the authenticity of the most visible figures in the riot.
The segment explores the idea that modern medicine utilizes rituals similar to historical witchcraft to trigger the placebo or nocebo effects. The "white coat" and stethoscope are described as modern totems that prepare a patient's mind for healing. The hosts suggest that media figures are essentially "casting spells" by using fear to manifest negative health outcomes in the public.
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.
