Topic: Backmasking

A montage of President Obama's gun control speech highlights his frequent use of first-person pronouns, totaling 76 references to himself in 30 minutes. The segment concludes with a humorous reference to "Yes We Can" backmasking theories, where playing the slogan in reverse supposedly reveals the phrase "Thank You Satan."

The hosts revisit the "Yes We Can" backmasking clip, which allegedly sounds like "Thank you Satan" when played in reverse. They also play a new clip of Obama's inauguration speech played backwards, which they jokingly claim mentions "alien saucers."

A viral audio clip claims that playing Barack Obama's "Yes We Can" slogan in reverse reveals the phrase "Thank you Satan." The hosts experiment with the audio and discuss the nature of backmasking and the high entertainment value of such conspiracy theories. They conclude that while humorous, the phonetic connection is likely a result of creative editing by people with too much free time.

The hosts revisit the Obama "Yes We Can" backmasking clip with a new version provided by a listener named Ray. While the new clip attempts to replicate the "Thank you Satan" effect, the hosts find it less convincing than the original viral version. They joke about the President needing to practice his speeches specifically to ensure the reverse audio sounds correct.