4 chapters across the catalog
A landmark jury trial has begun in Wisconsin involving the Schara family, who allege their daughter with Down Syndrome was effectively euthanized under hospital COVID protocols. The lawsuit seeks to bypass the PREP Act's liability protections by charging the hospital with battery. Dr. Mary Bowden discussed the case on Joe Rogan's podcast, highlighting concerns over "Do Not Resuscitate" (DNR) orders being applied without parental consent.
Burbank High School Baseball Suspension and Richard Pan Op-ed
A high school baseball team in Burbank, California, was suspended after players took a maskless yearbook photo, an act the district punished as a violation of safety protocols. In a related development, California State Senator Richard Pan wrote a Washington Post op-ed calling for stronger laws to protect vaccine administrators and labeling vaccine skepticism as a form of domestic terrorism. These events are cited as examples of "breaking children" and extreme social control.
Tom Cruise Mission Impossible Rant, Scientology PR, and Audio Leaks
Leaked audio from the set of the new Mission Impossible movie features Tom Cruise shouting at crew members for violating COVID-19 safety protocols. The hosts analyze the recording as a potential PR stunt intended to show Hollywood's commitment to safety and production continuity.
Stevie Wonder Drive-In Rally and Biden Verbal Gaffes
A drive-in campaign event in Michigan featuring Stevie Wonder is described as having low attendance and inconsistent social distancing enforcement. During the event, Joe Biden referred to Stevie Wonder as a "generally" national treasure instead of "genuinely," a mistake categorized under "Dumb Shit Biden Says" (DSBS). The segment highlights the contrast between strict COVID-19 safety announcements and the actual behavior of attendees at the rally.
