Topic: Eric Holder

The show concludes with a discussion on how conspiratorial stories are often buried by "mundane" search results. The shooter of Nipsey Hussle sharing a name with former Attorney General Eric Holder is used as an example of how search volume for famous figures masks alternative news. The host encourages listeners to become Plus members to support the ad-free show before playing the closing music.

The guest claims that recent mass shootings, including Sandy Hook and the Charleston church shooting, were staged events or drills. He discusses Wolfgang Halbig's research into Sandy Hook and the alleged discovery of a FEMA manual detailing a rehearsal for the event. Inconsistencies in the Charleston shooting, such as the suspect's attire and the timing of surveillance footage, are highlighted.

The conversation addresses how the media uses events in Ferguson and Charleston to create racial division and promote an anti-gun agenda. Jim Fetzer analyzes the shooting of Walter Scott and the death of Michael Brown, suggesting these events were manipulated for political effect. He references a 1995 speech by Eric Holder regarding the need to "brainwash" Americans about guns.

Judge Jim Gray criticizes President Barack Obama for increasing federal pressure on marijuana users despite his personal history with the substance. He notes that while Attorney General Eric Holder initially suggested a hands-off approach to state-compliant medical marijuana, the administration has since attacked dispensaries. Gray highlights that a marijuana arrest occurs every 43 seconds in the United States, diverting police from robbery and murder cases.