6 chapters across the catalog
Nazi Salute Viral Videos, High School Controversies
Viral videos of high school students giving Nazi salutes in California and Florida have sparked national outrage. The hosts question the media's lack of detail regarding the specific "Nazi songs" allegedly sung and compare the gestures to historical versions of the American Pledge of Allegiance.
A photo of approximately 60 male students from Baraboo High School in Wisconsin giving a Nazi salute went viral, sparking international condemnation. The image, taken before a junior prom, was posted with the hashtag "Baraboo Proud." School officials and local authorities are investigating the incident, which has become a flashpoint for discussions on hate symbols and student behavior in the social media age.
CNN contributor Ana Navarro is highlighted as a frequent presence on the network following the firing of Jeffrey Lord. Lord was terminated after tweeting "Sieg Heil" in a satirical exchange, which the network characterized as a Nazi salute. Critics argue Navarro represents a specific type of Republican favored by liberal media outlets while maintaining a consistently hostile demeanor on air.
Disrupt J20, Protester Interviews at National Press Club
Protesters at the "Disrupt J20" event in Washington D.C. claimed that attendees at the National Press Club were "Nazis" who had performed Nazi salutes. Activists interviewed expressed a commitment to resisting the administration to protect their communities and rights.
Richard Spencer and the NPI "Hail Trump" Controversy
A video from a National Policy Institute (NPI) conference in Washington D.C. shows leader Richard Spencer saying "Hail Trump," followed by a few attendees giving Nazi-style salutes. Trump's transition team issued a statement denouncing racism. The hosts suggest the salutes may have been performed by "shills" or plants to discredit the movement.
Brussels Memorial Protests, CNN Hooligan Reporting
CNN reported on a group of "far-right wing football hooligans" who disrupted a memorial square in Brussels with nationalist chants. The reporter claimed to see Nazi salutes and described the atmosphere as racist, though the visual evidence in the broadcast was questioned. The protesters reportedly chanted "this is our home" to express anger over the recent terror attacks.
