Topic: Wisconsin

The city of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, moved to cancel its contract with Flock Safety after the company attempted to sell the city five years of traffic speed and movement data captured by its own cameras. Local law enforcement expressed a loss of trust in the system due to undisclosed data collection and reports of officers nationwide misusing the surveillance tools for personal reasons. The segment includes a brief appreciation for the geography and culture of Wisconsin.

Paul Field of Fieldwork Telecom provides a "boots on the ground" report regarding the stress on the fiber optic supply chain due to government-funded broadband initiatives. He announces that his Wisconsin-based company is currently hiring honest workers who are willing to learn the trade.

The Wisconsin primary election results showed a narrow defeat for DSA-backed candidate Hong against David Crowley, despite polling suggesting a 20-point lead for Hong. The hosts analyze live coverage of a late-night ballot surge in Brown County that shifted the margins. They describe the outcome as the Democratic establishment "striking back" against progressive insurgents, noting that Republicans had meddled in the race by running ads for Hong.

A brief report from a Springfield, Missouri meetup at Bear's Bar and Grill honors Dvorak's memory. The hosts then read an extensive list of upcoming No Agenda meetups scheduled across the U.S., Canada, the UK, and the Netherlands through October 2026.

Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Francesca Hong is criticized for her "evolving" views on defunding the police. During an interview, she pivoted from a question about police shootings to discussing high suicide rates among incarcerated people. The "Book of Knowledge" segment confirms that suicide is a leading cause of death in American jails and prisons.

Francesca Hong defended a past social media post suggesting Americans should "cancel Thanksgiving," citing her background as a chef. She argued that while bringing people together is good, the holiday is "incredibly painful" for many. The hosts mock her attempt to use her hospitality experience as a qualification for becoming governor of Wisconsin.