Topic: Witches

A brief discussion touches on the prevalence of transgender children among Hollywood celebrities, specifically mentioning Charlize Theron. The hosts also mention receiving feedback from the United States Association of Wiccans regarding their previous comments on "witches." They clarify their stance on the distinction between the two groups while maintaining a critical view of modern occult trends.

Donald Trump characterized the appointment of special counsel Jack Smith as a "rigged deal" and a "political stunt." Former Attorney General William Barr suggested on PBS that Trump could face a potential indictment if the DOJ proves he misled the government regarding sensitive documents. Legal experts anticipate that the special counsel's investigation could reach a decision within the first three months of 2023.

The practice of "water witching" or dowsing in Texas is discussed as a real phenomenon. A millennial producer's review of Kanye West's album "Donda" is read, praising it as a masterpiece that challenges cancel culture and nihilism. This is contrasted with John Legend's past comments on liberal artists.

CNN reports on modern-day witches and Wiccans who are offended by President Trump's frequent use of the term "witch hunt" to describe the Mueller investigation. Activists argue the term trivializes the historical execution of thousands of people during actual witch trials in Europe and Salem.

Sir Gene Witch is knighted into the No Agenda Peerage following a significant donation. The ceremony includes the traditional reading of the "Roundtable" menu. Additionally, "job karma" is granted to Sir Stone and other producers seeking employment, following a technical glitch in the previous episode's broadcast.

President Trump addressed the appointment of Special Counsel Robert Mueller, labeling the ongoing Russia investigation a "witch hunt" that divides the country. Trump emphasized his administration's economic successes and border security numbers before departing for a multi-nation tour including Saudi Arabia, Israel, and the G7 summit in Italy.

Lieutenant Colonel McGinnis appeared on the Jim Bakker Show to claim that the Obama administration is persecuting Christians within the Pentagon. McGinnis further alleged that "demonic forces" and witches advise senior leadership in Washington D.C.

A comparison is drawn between modern medical diagnosis and 15th-century witch-hunting criteria, such as birthmarks or living alone. Additionally, a report by Amgen's Glenn Begley found that 47 out of 53 landmark cancer research papers could not be replicated, highlighting systemic corruption in scientific funding.

NBC aired a report featuring journalists sneaking into Syria through a barbed wire fence in a style reminiscent of the Blair Witch Project. The segment is criticized for being overly dramatic and failing to provide substantive reporting, as the crew spent most of their time in a "safe house."