Topic: Burnsville

The North Carolina National Guard issued an apology after a helicopter pilot accidentally damaged a civilian donation center in Burnsville. While attempting to deliver generators, the rotor wash from the aircraft blew away tents and supplies, leading to social media accusations of intentional harassment. Major General Todd Hunt confirmed the crew has been grounded pending an investigation into the lack of coordination with local law enforcement.

Alex Ulrich from Burnsville, Minnesota, donated after discovering the show through Joe Rogan. He expressed a love-hate relationship with the show's coverage of Amy Goodman, noting that he would never have heard her "horrible reporting" otherwise. The hosts concluded the executive producer segment by thanking all donors for their "time, talent, and treasure."

The show concluded with a final reading of producers who donated $50 or more, including Alan Graves, Sir Lucas of the Lost Bits, and Nancy Murphy. Murphy noted that while grocery lines are long, the lines at the San Bruno gun store are even longer as citizens stock up on ammunition. The hosts thanked the "tribe" of listeners for their continued support through the "Value for Value" model during the global crisis.