Topic: Political Analysis

The hosts criticize Daily Beast writer Kelly Goff for her "armchair analysis" on CNN, where she claimed that even Trump's supporters do not believe he can win the presidency. They argue this misrepresents the actual enthusiasm seen at rallies and in polling data.

Adam Curry describes a 40-minute drive with the political editor of the Dutch newspaper Volkskrant. During the conversation, the editor admitted he had not actually watched the recent ISIS beheading videos, leading Curry to argue that mainstream journalists are failing to perform basic primary source verification. The segment highlights a perceived gap between professional journalism and the media deconstruction performed by entertainers.

A highly rehearsed rant against Mitt Romney by an MSNBC political analyst is analyzed. The hosts point out the scripted nature of the commentary, which uses elaborate metaphors to depict Romney as out of touch with the working class.

Glenn Beck's use of a blackboard to map political connections on Fox News is discussed, specifically a segment featuring former Democratic pollster Pat Caddell. Caddell, described as appearing "incognito" due to his appearance, provided analysis on the financial connections of White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel. The hosts express interest in Caddell's transition from Democratic operative to Fox News contributor.