Topic: Unite The Right

New evidence from the SPLC indictment suggests the organization paid a leadership member involved in planning the 2017 "Unite the Right" protest in Charlottesville. This revelation challenges the narrative used by Joe Biden during his 2020 campaign, which centered on Donald Trump's "very fine people" comment. The discussion posits that the events in Charlottesville were a coordinated effort involving SPLC-funded actors to undermine the Trump presidency.

Joe Biden uses the 2017 Charlottesville protests as a central theme for his campaign launch, accusing Donald Trump of failing to condemn neo-Nazis. The hosts discuss Scott Adams' claim that the "fine people on both sides" narrative is a proven hoax. They conclude that despite efforts to debunk the story, the mainstream media will likely maintain the original narrative indefinitely.

Delaware is moving toward outlawing corporal punishment, redefining child abuse to include any act that causes pain. The hosts link this to the United Nations "Rights of the Child" treaty, which they argue is designed to undermine parental authority and allow the state to seize children.

Senator Barbara Boxer is pushing for the ratification of the UN Rights of the Child Treaty, which would legally ban spanking and grant children freedom of association. The hosts warn that the treaty's supremacy clause could lead to lawsuits against parents and the government over discipline and welfare benefit cuts.