Topic: Leviticus

The assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, is analyzed for its timing on Julius Caesar's birthday. Knowles points out the symbolic names of the shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, and the ritualistic anointing of the right ear with blood, which mirrors Leviticus 8:23. The discussion considers whether the event was a staged "King Kill" ritual intended to influence the election.

Aleister Crowley's upbringing in a fundamentalist Christian household led to his eventual rejection of traditional religious dogmas like vicarious suffering. He sought to create a new "scientific religion" that applied the laws of natural causation to the development of the mind and consciousness. This approach placed him in direct conflict with religious establishments that viewed his pursuit of truth through science and magic as a threat to historic faith.

The host reflects on problematic biblical passages regarding adultery, homosexuality, and the logistics of slavery in Leviticus and Genesis. He mentions a recent headline about Saturn changing colors and encourages listeners to check out the Plus membership for the second hour of the show. The segment ends with a themed song about the "Higher Side Chats" and the daily grind of the nine-to-five life.

Jim Fetzer discusses his research into the Holocaust, questioning the six million figure and suggesting it has theological rather than empirical roots. He cites 1993 data from the International Committee of the Red Cross regarding total deaths in concentration camps. The segment claims that meticulous records from the era show significantly lower numbers than the official historical narrative.