Topic: Roger Waters

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters appeared on CNN to defend his use of imagery labeling Joe Biden a "war criminal." Waters argued that the U.S. is fueling the war in Ukraine by pushing NATO to the Russian border and challenged the interviewer's stance on Taiwan and China.

Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters publicly rejected a massive financial offer from Mark Zuckerberg to use the song "Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2" for an Instagram promotion. Waters delivered the refusal during a pro-Julian Assange event, calling Zuckerberg an "insidious" force. Waters emphasized that he would not be party to the expansion of Facebook's influence.

Musician Roger Waters critiques the UK media's "hatchet job" on Jeremy Corbyn and discusses the power of mainstream propaganda. The conversation shifts to a historical anecdote about Pink Floyd's significant investments in Lloyd's of London, which led to the nickname "Floyd's of London."

A discussion regarding recent political advertising includes a burning limousine visual and the emergence of QAnon, which is characterized as a potential psychological operation or Roger Stone production. Critics argue that Democrats like Maxine Waters are being used in Republican messaging to frighten the public. The segment also addresses the immediate pivot in media talking points toward the potential reversal of Roe v. Wade.