Topic: Harry Reed

The hosts analyze Donald Trump's role in Operation Warp Speed, suggesting he used pharmaceutical greed to prevent long-term economic destruction. They revisit Trump's treatment at Walter Reed and his subsequent promotion of the vaccine. A humorous aside suggests Californians might reject the "Trump vaccine" in favor of a "Biden upgrade."

Former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid appears in the documentary "The Phenomenon," claiming that UFOs have repeatedly interfered with U.S. nuclear weapons capabilities. Reid argues that the federal government has covered up evidence for decades and that the phenomenon deserves serious study. These claims mirror long-standing reports from military personnel at missile silos who witnessed equipment becoming non-functional during UFO sightings.

Senator Harry Reid alleges clear collusion between the Trump campaign and WikiLeaks to damage Hillary Clinton's candidacy. White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest suggests Donald Trump was aware of Russian involvement and encouraged it during the campaign. The hosts dismiss these claims as a distortion of a joke Trump made regarding Clinton's 33,000 missing emails.

Senator Chuck Grassley criticizes a proposal by Harry Reid to amend the First Amendment to allow Congress to regulate campaign spending. The hosts read the text of the joint resolution, which aims to limit the influence of corporations and "artificial entities" in elections, noting it is a response to the Citizens United ruling.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid delivers an opening statement criticizing the influence of billionaires like the Koch brothers on the American electoral system. Reid challenges the notion that money equals free speech and accuses Republicans of defending a status quo that favors wealthy donors. A 1998 clip of Reid is played where he admits to using similar funding mechanisms, leading to accusations of hypocrisy.