Part 4 -- Pump It, Then Dump It: Trump’s Eternal Bullshit Bull Run; The Donald Dump Show: Stock Fraud, Oil & Iranian Whiplash

The episode begins with a series of pre-recorded public service announcements and sponsored segments, including a commercial for Home Care Plus by Lowe's, a health-focused segment on non-small cell lung cancer featuring Janet Freeman Daly, and multiple ads for LifeLock Identity Theft Protection during tax season. These are interspersed with a recurring message from Julian Edelman, who shares his personal connection to the Blue Square Alliance Against Hate, emphasizing the importance of standing up against hate and supporting marginalized communities. The core of the episode, however, is a lengthy, unedited broadcast from 'The Hour of the Time,' hosted by William Cooper, which presents a radical esoteric interpretation of history, religion, and mythology. Cooper argues that ancient religious texts were originally spiritual allegories and myths, not literal history, and that the world's descent into religious and philosophical darkness began when these myths were misinterpreted as factual. He claims that this misinterpretation led to centuries of superstition, fanaticism, and intellectual stagnation, and that a secret elite—the Illuminati or 'philosophers of fire'—have preserved the true esoteric wisdom. The broadcast promotes the idea that the zodiac and celestial patterns are the original 'Bibles' of humanity, encoding cosmic truths. It urges listeners to question all received knowledge, take notes, and seek deeper understanding through personal research. The episode ends with a promotional plug for Shiba Premium Puree, a cat treat, reinforcing the theme of transformation and connection through small, meaningful actions.