The character Wombo fills in for Mr. Cody, humorously discussing absurd conspiracy theories.

• Wombo introduces himself and lightheartedly talks about 6G and the Deep State.
• The segment satirizes the nature of conspiracy theories and the Deep State's alleged control over individuals.

The show's fictional ownership history is humorously recounted by Wombo.

• Wombo claims ownership of 'Some More News' after purchasing Woolworth cookie.
• He suggests that the Deep State might take over the show due to his closeness to the truth.

Wombo delves into the conspiracy theory about Taylor Swift being a CIA asset.

• The theory suggests Taylor Swift's popularity was engineered by the Pentagon to fight misinformation.
• The lack of evidence and the absurdity of the theory are highlighted.

The video critiques those who spread conspiracy theories and the impact on political discourse.

• Discussion includes the potential harm caused by conspiracy theories in the political sphere.
• It criticizes figures like Jack Pesobiac and Benny Johnson for spreading false narratives.

Wombo addresses the conspiracy theory about immigrants illegally voting in U.S. elections.

• The false claim that Biden is organizing an invasion of immigrants to vote for Democrats is debunked.
• Statistics showing the rarity of non-citizen voting are presented.

The segment focuses on conspiracy theories surrounding the January 6th insurrection.

• Claims that the insurrection was a false flag operation involving the FBI are debunked.
• The segment addresses the real issues of FBI negligence in right-wing domestic terrorism.

Consequences for those spreading conspiracy theories, like Alex Jones, are discussed.

• Alex Jones is ordered to pay substantial damages for his Sandy Hook conspiracy theories.
• The slow pace of consequences compared to the immediate harm of misinformation is highlighted.

The rise of Russell Brand as a conspiracy theorist is examined.

• Brand's transition from comedian to conspiracy pundit is detailed.
• His spreading of COVID-19 misinformation and response to sexual assault allegations are critiqued.