Topic: Un Foundation

Haiti is facing a total collapse of government authority, with armed gangs now controlling more than half of the capital, Port-au-Prince. Prime Minister Ariel Henry's term has expired without new elections, leading to widespread lawlessness and violence against police. The segment reviews the history of foreign intervention in Haiti, including the Clinton Foundation's recovery efforts and the UN-linked cholera outbreak.

The UN's IPCC has released a new report issuing a "code red for humanity" regarding global warming. The hosts contrast the dire media headlines with a report from the Heritage Foundation and Steve Malloy of JunkScience.com, which highlights decades of failed climate predictions, such as the melting of Mount Kilimanjaro's snow by 2020.

Dennis Rodman's recent visit to North Korea is dismissed by mainstream analysts as a sign of his "alternate reality." A Heritage Foundation expert on Fox News is criticized for suggesting Kim Jong-un finds Rodman's appearance "weird," ignoring the leader's well-documented obsession with basketball. The hosts argue that Rodman acts as a de facto coach for the North Korean team and that the media's analysis is intentionally disingenuous.

The UN Foundation, funded by Ted Turner, is partnering with Thomson Reuters to train a "squadron" of journalists in 33 countries. The program aims to simplify and popularize the UN's "Sustainable Development Goals" ahead of a major summit. The hosts critique the use of subsidies to influence editorial platforms and list the high-profile board members involved, including Queen Rania and Kofi Annan.

Kathy Calvin, CEO of the UN Foundation, highlighted a partnership between the Vodafone Foundation and the Rockefeller Foundation to scale mobile health systems. The hosts point out Calvin's background as a former Hill & Knowlton executive, a major PR firm. They criticize the "non-governmental" label of these organizations, characterizing them as vehicles for globalist agendas and vaccine distribution.