seperatist

Jamali talks to some Sovereign Citizens about Obama, AR-15s, Marriage Licenses, and what's "really" going on with the federal government.

Jamali talks with an environmentalist about how drilling for fuel usually means pushing contamination into the places where lower-class people live.

Janet Bloomfield is an anti-feminist that believes women shouldn't have the right to vote.

Tim Foley, founder of Arizona Border Recon, claims that some humanitarians on the border are suffering from white guilt and aiding drug cartels. He also discusses what motivates him to invest time and energy in patrolling the border.

Jamali speaks with Al Sharpton who questions Trump's commitment to black constituents and civil rights issues. Also a discussion on the Wu-Tang Clan.

Andrew Duncomb "The Black Rebel" tries to explain that a lot of Confederates "treated the slaves as equal" and General Robert E. Lee "believed slavery was wrong."

Jamali attends a protest at a closed Planned Parenthood and meets with anti-abortion preacher Jeff Durbin and Pro-Choice advocates including Errol Mcinnes, a man who follows Jeff regularly in counter-protest.

Jamali travels to South Carolina to meet kids about to enter a "correctional weekend" that simulates the experience of being in prison.