TikTok says it's working to remove conspiracy theories that say Travis Scott's astro world was a satanic ritual.

Rolling Stones magazine says TikTok isn't actually stopping the spread of these videos

and that they should because they are misinformation and hate speech.

Will we see an uptick in satanic rituals in the end time?

Is the media right trying to hide this perspective and calling it hate speech?

Let's talk about it.

Thank you. I'm going to go. And so Welcome to End of the Age.

Vince Stigall here with Doug Norville.

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We have an interesting show for you today that has a different spin than what we would, I guess, typically talk about Doug.

Before we get to that, though, I want to tell you that throughout history we've looked to last words for inspiration and wisdom.

And there are many books listing clever and profound statements made by people just before their passing.

We felt it would be appropriate to go back through the last several months of Irvin Baxter's

life and capture his last words.

So we've created the Irvin's Last Words 5 DVD set.

It's a very special image for me, Doug.

Check this out.

Very cool.

You've got Irvin sitting at the set.

You can see the back of his head, which makes up a pretty good O for words, but just kind of symbolic to me.

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