Topic: Hillary Clinton

Anna Anonymous Smith of Watervlet, New York, donates in honor of her father, citing the "Glitter Conspiracy" as a favorite topic. She requests "dedouching" for both herself and her father, along with a "Don't Eat Me, Hillary Clinton" jingle. The hosts discuss the quality of the show's media deconstruction and alternative perspectives.

The host provides an update on the InfoWars legal situation, explaining that the original studio was reacquired through property possession laws after the previous occupants vacated. The ongoing legal battle, which involves claims of election interference and free speech violations, is currently under a two-year stay by the Texas Supreme Court.

A host recounts his time as an MTV VJ, admitting he didn't start voting until his mid-20s while living in New York. He shares an anecdote about receiving an invitation from Hillary Clinton to visit the White House, which he missed because he was on assignment covering a pro-mogul skiing tour in British Columbia.

Julian Epstein, a former attorney for Bill and Hillary Clinton, criticizes mainstream media for failing to cover extremism and bigotry within the Democratic Party. He argues that critical race theory is being used to divide the country by race and that the party has embraced radical sectarian beliefs. The hosts discuss this as a "fracture" within the party that is being ignored by outlets like MSNBC and CNN.

The discussion shifts to laws in California and Illinois that allow children as young as 12 to hide medical records from their parents. The hosts argue this undermines the family unit and aligns with the "it takes a village" philosophy. They characterize these policies as a form of state indoctrination that encourages children to view their parents as "problematic."