Topic: Elizabeth Johnson

Queen Elizabeth II passed away shortly after meeting with new Prime Minister Liz Truss, an event described as a potential signal for the "Great Reset." Speculation arises regarding the future of the monarchy and the potential resignation of the Pope. Liz Truss is compared to Margaret Thatcher as she begins her tenure following the departure of Boris Johnson.

Boris Johnson faces accusations of lying to Queen Elizabeth II regarding the reasons for suspending Parliament, a matter now heading to the Supreme Court. Additionally, allegations have surfaced that Johnson's financial backers, such as Crispin O'Day, are profiting by shorting the markets in anticipation of Brexit-related volatility. O'Day reportedly made 220 million pounds from market collapses.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson received approval from the Queen to prorogue Parliament from mid-September to mid-October. Opposition lawmakers labeled the suspension a "coup" designed to force a hard Brexit by the October 31st deadline.

Anthony Jenking is dubbed Baronet Octane of Cambridge, while Elizabeth and Keith Johnson (Sir Big Johnson) are recognized as the "No Agenda Love Connection" from the Hudson Valley. Their donation includes a request to add "bourbon and Beccas" to the roundtable, referencing show-specific terminology for social archetypes.

London Mayor Boris Johnson's criticism of Obama for moving a Winston Churchill bust out of the Oval Office is reviewed. Obama defended the move by stating he replaced it with a bust of Martin Luther King Jr. and kept the Churchill bust in his private residence. The segment mocks the "special relationship" through Obama's anecdote about a staffer nearly fainting upon meeting Queen Elizabeth.

Gossip from a Washington D.C. crisis PR source suggests Gary Johnson is planning another run for President as an independent. The segment also touches on the filing status of Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden.