This afternoon, Joe and David began a conversation about the recently released body camera footage of the Asian-American officer who shot dead a 6'5" Black assailant, who had surprise-attacked him with a knife in September. They pointed out how the focus is on the Black victim instead of the police officer, who risked his life to respond to a call about the victim's mental health. The pair questioned why it always has to be about race, highlighting how BLM's influence has taken a significant toll on this country.

After a short break, Joe and David welcomed guests Orlando Owens and Ventae Parrow to weigh in. Orlando Owens is a Minister, Husband, and Father. He is the creator of Project Move the Needle, a voter engagement effort targeting specific wards in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a battleground/swing state. The goal is to shift the vote toward the Right by 3-7%, or about 10,000 more votes. The four discussed how Democrats have negatively affected Black communities and families, and how we, the people, can combat this.

After Orlando and Ventae's departure, Joe and David moved on to discuss Bill Clinton, Kamala Harris, corruption within the judiciary, and the necessity of preparing for the upcoming election and its aftermath.