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The show concludes with an end-of-show mix featuring commentary on the Will Smith and Chris Rock Oscars incident, Barack Obama's return to the White House, and Sean Penn's statements on Ukraine. The hosts sign off, announcing their return for the next episode on Thursday. The mix incorporates various "don't say gay" media clips and political satire.
Fox News host Sean Hannity was criticized for wearing a CIA lapel pin, sparking a discussion on the relationship between the intelligence community and the media. The hosts called for the reinstatement of the Smith-Mundt Act, which previously prohibited the U.S. government from using propaganda on its own citizens until its 2013 repeal.
The lyrics to "Mothership Hivemind" by the band Spill Canvas are read, highlighting prophetic themes regarding disease and media influence. A "make good" is issued for Sean Smith, whose friend was accidentally "douchebagged" during a previous episode's donor read. The segment concludes with a series of birthday wishes and the formal recognition of new associate executive producers.
The White House cited a Fox News report by Judge Andrew Napolitano claiming that British intelligence agency GCHQ assisted the Obama administration in surveilling Donald Trump. GCHQ issued a rare public rebuke, calling the allegations "utterly ridiculous." The hosts discuss the "Five Eyes" intelligence-sharing agreement, suggesting that while direct spying might be illegal, agencies often circumvent domestic laws by exchanging data with foreign partners.
Patricia Smith, mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, delivered an emotional speech at the RNC blaming Hillary Clinton for her son's death. The hosts review the reaction from PBS NewsHour and NPR, criticizing journalists for focusing on the "intense animus" of the crowd rather than the substance of Smith's claims. They argue that the media is struggling to handle the disciplined messaging of the Trump campaign regarding national stability.
Patricia Smith, Hillary Clinton Confrontation
Patricia Smith, mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, recounts her interaction with Hillary Clinton at the coffin ceremony. Smith alleges that Clinton lied to her by blaming the attack on a video and promised to provide answers that never arrived. The segment highlights Smith's public demands for accountability and her criticism of the State Department's lack of communication.
Patricia Smith, Sean Smith and February 17th Martyrs Brigade
Patricia Smith, mother of IT officer Sean Smith, appears on Fox News with Megyn Kelly to discuss her son's warnings about security at the Benghazi compound. She recounts that her son observed individuals taking pictures of the facility's diesel fuel supplies prior to the attack. The "February 17th people," referring to the February 17th Martyrs Brigade tasked with guarding the compound, are identified as a key element in the security failure.
Patricia Smith, the mother of Sean Smith who was killed in Benghazi, appeared on CNN to demand answers from Hillary Clinton. Smith claims that despite promises, no one from the administration has contacted her to explain what happened to her son. She expressed deep frustration with the "baloney" being handed out by officials and the lack of accountability for the decisions made during the attack.
Sean Smith's Mother and the Benghazi Video Lie
Pat Smith, the mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, gave emotional testimony regarding the lies she was told by administration officials. She stated that Obama, Hillary Clinton, and Susan Rice all blamed a YouTube video for the attack during the casket ceremony despite knowing otherwise. Smith expressed frustration that no one has followed up with her or provided the truth about her son's death.
Benghazi Victim Mother, Sean Smith and Susan Rice
Pat Smith, the mother of Benghazi victim Sean Smith, appears on Anderson Cooper's show to express her frustration with the government's lack of transparency. She claims Susan Rice and other officials lied to her face about the cause of the attack, specifically the role of the anti-Muslim video.
Pat Smith Criticizes Administration Response on CNN
Pat Smith, the mother of Information Officer Sean Smith (known as "Vile Rat" in the EVE Online community), appears on CNN with Anderson Cooper to criticize the Obama administration. She alleges that Susan Rice, Leon Panetta, and President Obama provided her with false information regarding her son's death. Smith describes her frustration with the lack of transparency and the administration's insistence that the attack was caused by a YouTube video.
Information management professional Sean Smith, who died in the Benghazi attack, was a prominent figure in the EVE Online gaming community known as Vile Rat. Reports indicate Smith was actively logged into the multiplayer game and messaging other players about gunfire at the compound when the siege began. His dual role as a diplomat and a high-level digital strategist suggests the consulate served as a significant intelligence hub.
