Topic: Dallas

Zach and Ashley Williams donate $400.91, citing the show's influence on their marriage and family since 2020. Benjamin Hasselbring and Sir Chris Burge of Dallas share memories of their long-term listenership and interactions with John C. Dvorak. Burge specifically recalls the honor of having his "Boots on the Ground" emails read on air during the COVID-19 era.

Former NFL player and legendary coach Mike Ditka passed away at the age of 86. Ditka was famously known for leading the 1985 Chicago Bears to a Super Bowl victory and was one of the few individuals to win a Super Bowl as both a player and a coach. The hosts play a classic clip of "Iron Mike" confronting a radio caller to commemorate his fiery personality and impact on American sports.

The discussion turns to Texas politician Don Huffines and his purchase of the former Jeffrey Epstein ranch in New Mexico. Matt Long addresses the conspiracy theories surrounding the acquisition, defending Huffines as a wealthy Texan simply buying land rather than participating in a cover-up.

The "Red-Green Alliance" describes a political partnership between socialists and Islamic groups to influence local government and school boards. In Texas, citizens mobilized against a curriculum proposal that sought to remove Bible history in favor of Islamic teachings. The hosts also note the installation of Muslim foot-wash stations at Dallas Fort Worth Airport as evidence of this growing cultural shift.