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Shikma Bressler, a particle physicist from CERN, has emerged as a leader of the anti-Netanyahu protest movement in Israel. In interviews, she characterizes the judicial reforms as a "coup" that will end Israeli democracy. The hosts compare her rhetoric to American political narratives regarding threats to democracy and investigate her background as a potential globalist figure.
Colin Kaepernick, National Anthem, and Francis Scott Key
The hosts analyze the media's shift from discussing Colin Kaepernick's protest against the flag to an agenda focused on abolishing the national anthem. They critique PBS and Democracy Now! for pivoting the conversation toward the slave-owning history of Francis Scott Key and the controversial third stanza of "The Star-Spangled Banner."
A humorous observation is made regarding the abundance of American flags available for burning during international protests. The theory suggests these flags are likely manufactured in China and sold to protesters. The hosts joke that the flags appear "pre-soaked" with flammable fluid because of how quickly and brightly they burn in news footage.
