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Hip-Hop: The Push For Nihilism

Rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs is in a mess of trouble after federal authorities raided his properties as part of an investigation into sex and drug trafficking allegations. But BlazeTV’s Jason Whitlock was well ahead of the story. Jason joins Glenn Beck to break it all down: Is Diddy the new Jeffrey Epstein? Why is all of this coming out now? Will there be a cover-up?

Jason also explains why he believes this goes way deeper than just Diddy: “It’s about the push for nihilism…and Hip-Hop is at the forefront of that.” Jason reveals the dark side of the Hip-Hop industry and the shady groups who he believes are calling the shots.

But while the Hip-Hop industry has fallen, Jason discusses his upcoming effort to build society back up: The second annual Fearless Army Roll Call men’s summit, featuring country music star John Rich, an appearance from Glenn Beck, and really good food!

Exposing Davos And Globalists

Mel K exposes the evil afoot at Davos and the Globalists’ agenda. She makes her appearance here with The Flyover Conservatives, comprised of the husband and wife podcasting team of David and Stacy Whited.

“Right now, there is mass curiosity,” says Mel K. “Which is all we need — for people to look around and say, ‘What is going on? Where can I look? What can I read?'”

Blackrock Pushes Woke Baloney

Why are so many corporations fully invested in the woke culture? It has to do with the asset management company Blackrock and its CEO Larry Fink.

Blackrock manages nearly $10 trillion in asset investments on Wall Street. To put that into perspective, the company controls more than the entirety of the British and French governmental budgets.

Fink has made it clear: Corporations that want to tap into Blackrock’s resources must follow rigid social justice guidelines. So even if these woke notions are manufactured and creating a caustic cultural war, the companies are pressing ahead.

They are caught between a rock and a hard place, more precisely, a blazenly hot place. They do not want to find themselves outside Larry Fink’s circle of friends. More from Black Pigeon Speaks.

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