If you just look at the title and don't focus on what the subject matter is, then you've lost the plot. a misleading title for a misleading narrative. It's time to address what the world has not and how we can make the world better for everyone, including the black man and everyone else around him, and all those who don't want to sign up? Well then, that's your problem

It's time for a long discussion and realize that human nature is the guiding force of all the failures of this species called humans, and that it is the reason why we do the things we do, not religion, not anything else. Everything comes and goes, but human nature will always be here. Also I dissect some of the angles of Charlie Kirk's rhetoric and the lies that people are saying to justify why he should have deserved to be killed. When clearly all he deserved with someone to listen to him and decide if they want to do discuss more or not. But he sure didn't deserve a bullet

In this episode, the I embark on a journey through American history, highlighting the contradictions and myths surrounding the country's perceived dominance and success. With a humorous and candid approach, the discussion tackles the societal shifts and generational changes from the Baby Boomers to Generation Z, examining how these transformations impact the nation's future.

The episode also delves into the narrative of a controversial figure, Nick Fuentes, exploring his views on America's position in the world and the subsequent criticism he receives. Through this exploration, we look at broader themes of misinformation, identity, and the cyclical nature of history.