Topic: Open Borders

Lara Logan delivered a highly religious commentary on Newsmax, describing the current political climate as a "spiritual battle" against Satan. She claimed that open borders are a tool for global control and accused members of the World Economic Forum of "dining on the blood of children." These remarks are believed to be the catalyst for Newsmax distancing itself from her.

Investigative journalist Lara Logan claims that sources within the United Nations have discussed a plan to infiltrate 100 million people into the U.S. to facilitate the formation of a regional government. She asserts that private citizens are now funding independent national security threat assessments of the southern border.

The Q&A segment of the Miss Universe pageant featured several political questions regarding Donald Trump and the global refugee crisis. Miss France, the eventual winner, spoke in favor of open borders and globalization, which the hosts suggest influenced her victory. The segment also covers responses from Miss Kenya and Miss Haiti regarding human rights and political leadership.

A "Beginner's Guide to Protesting" was discovered within Google's internal "Partisanship" folder, distributed via the "Resist at Google" group. The document provides instructions on how to chant effectively and lists specific slogans against the "Muslim ban" and border walls. The guide is cited as evidence of a deeply embedded political bias within the company's corporate culture.

Julian Castro advocated for the repeal of Section 1325 of the Immigration Act to decriminalize improper entry into the United States. The hosts argue this effectively means an open borders policy and mention legal controversies surrounding Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's past marriage.

In a combined assessment of both debate nights, a panel of 18-to-21-year-olds identifies Julian Castro and Elizabeth Warren as standout performers. The hosts express surprise at Castro's popularity among the youth despite his stance on repealing immigration laws.

Bernie Sanders' rejection of "open borders" as a right-wing Koch brothers proposal is contrasted with the "no borders" rhetoric of modern activists. The hosts trace the "no borders, no nations" movement to European anarchist groups and the IWW. They argue that the Democratic Party is experiencing a vacuum being filled by these radical ideologies which the media is propagating.

The discussion shifts from "open borders" to the concept of "no borders," arguing that modern activists and politicians like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez seek to eliminate national sovereignty entirely. Critics characterize these movements as rank communism intended to destroy the nation-state. The segment highlights the distinction between a border that is open and the total absence of a border.

A critique of a KTVU news report highlights the journalist's failure to distinguish between "open borders" and "abolish borders" despite standing in front of a sign explicitly stating the latter. This is framed as a modern form of "Newspeak" where journalists ignore the literal meaning of activist demands to fit a softer narrative.

Hillary Clinton addressed a leaked speech transcript where she mentioned a dream of "open borders," clarifying during the debate that she was referring to an integrated energy and electricity grid. The hosts discuss how Clinton pivoted from the substance of the leak to accusing the Russian government of hacking and espionage. The segment examines the rhetorical shift used to delegitimize the information released by WikiLeaks.

It is suggested that the Clinton campaign is using CIA-style personality deconstruction to find Trump's "trigger points." The hosts advise Trump to stay calm, ignore personal attacks, and focus on Clinton's weaknesses, such as her leaked private support for open borders and a "hemispheric common market."

The hosts review how mainstream networks like CBS and NBC covered the WikiLeaks release of Clinton's speeches. The reports highlighted her admission of being "far removed" from the middle class and her "dream" of open borders. However, the networks also emphasized that these revelations did not match the "magnitude" of the Trump tape scandal.