In this insightful discussion, guests Achike Chude, a cocoa trade advocate, Chernoh Bah, an expert on the cocoa industry's impact, and Bart Van Besien, a critical voice on cocoa exploitation, explore the dark legacy of colonialism in the global chocolate market. They highlight the ongoing inequities faced by cocoa farmers in West Africa, tackle the pressing challenges of climate change, and shed light on the emotional turmoil of economic migration. The conversation underscores the stark contrast between corporate profits and the struggles of local communities.

Tucker Carlson interviews Andrew Tate and discusses societal programming and false accusations. Chernoh Bah, a journalist from Sierra Leone, talks about their recent elections. Other topics include bipartisan pushback on cluster bombs to Ukraine, Tuberville's stance on white nationalism, Hunter Biden's indictment, history of Oppenheimer and Barbie, Congress's Covid Origins hearing, and NATO's conditions on entrance for Zelensky.