Topic: Yucatan

The show acknowledges high-value donations from Executive Producers Jeremy Falk in Mexico and Patrick Seymour in Ohio. A third major donor, James Rogers, clarifies he is not the famous investor but an economics teacher in China who uses No Agenda analysis in his classroom. The hosts discuss a technical error in their donation button that mistakenly asked for "Dad's name" due to a recycled Father's Day template.

A donation from a producer renovating a hacienda in the Yucatan leads to a discussion about Robert Gay. Gay is identified as a significant figure in the Skull and Bones society and a former associate of George W. Bush at Zapata Oil. The hosts joke about the "New World Order" sending small donations to the show.

Donations from international listeners lead to a discovery of Hacienda Xixim, a restored 16th-century estate in the Yucatan. The hosts explore the property's website and discuss the possibility of hosting a "No Agenda" meeting at the location.

The hosts discuss the media's conflicting coverage of illegal immigration, highlighting a case of a repeat offender deported four times. They contrast current policies with the Roosevelt administration's practice of shipping deportees to the Yucatan Peninsula to deter re-entry. The discussion touches on the economic costs of incarceration versus deportation.