Topic: Marxist

Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Lohmeier was relieved of his Space Force command after publishing a book criticizing the teaching of Critical Race Theory in the military. Lohmeier appeared on Sean Hannity's show to discuss what he calls "Marxist ideology" within the Department of Defense. The hosts critique Hannity's interviewing style and the nature of the book promotion.

The show concludes with an anecdote about a "Neiman Marxist" and plans for a large family Zoom call on Thanksgiving. The final segment features the full-length version of Jeff Smith’s "Build Back Better" song. The hosts sign off with their traditional "Adios mofos" and a final reminder to "think about that."

Marxist economist Professor Richard Wolff discusses his past professional relationship with Kamala Harris' father, Donald Harris, whom he describes as a brilliant left-wing economist. Wolff argues that Kamala has "fallen far from the tree" by becoming an establishment centrist. He characterizes the 2020 election as an "exercise in denial" where voters seek a return to a "normalcy" that is actually a fantasy.

A donor highlights the work of Mike Glover, an ex-Green Beret who claims that BLM, Antifa, and the "Plandemic" are psychological tests orchestrated by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The theory suggests a Marxist-Maoist invasion is occurring through social and psychological means. Listeners are encouraged to investigate "Unconstrained Analytics" for further assessment of these unconventional warfare tactics.

The hosts examine the rise of Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, reviewing a 2011 TEDx talk where he compared the EU to a termite colony. They discuss his background as a Marxist economist and his dual Australian-Greek citizenship. The analysis suggests Varoufakis may be a "rock star" figure backed by outside interests to undermine the current European financial system.

The hosts highlight a conflict in the NPR interview where Brian Fisher claims Tea Party leaders support his social values, despite Toby Marie Walker stating the movement avoids divisive social issues. They describe Fisher's tactics as "classic Marxist style co-opting" and "Neuro-Linguistic Programming" (NLP) intended to redefine the movement's goals.