Topic: 100 Bills

Hillary Clinton appeared at a Time Magazine event to discuss the findings of the Mueller report regarding obstruction of justice. Clinton asserted that any person other than a sitting president would have been indicted based on the evidence presented in the report.

The show acknowledges major donors on "Pi Day," with many contributions reflecting the 3.1415 mathematical constant. Sir Anonymous of Dogpatch provides insights into the international circulation of $100 bills and the defacing of currency by foreign banks. Other producers share personal stories regarding cancer battles, Swiss fun facts about "insect burgers," and the difficulty of opening bank accounts in the Cayman Islands.

Bloomberg reports that the number of $100 bills in circulation has doubled since the financial crisis, surpassing the number of $1 dollar bills. While economists suggest this is due to global cash hoarding or criminal activity, the hosts note that many No Agenda producers prefer using high-denomination cash for donations.

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers called for the elimination of high-denomination bills like the $100 note to combat financial crime. Meanwhile, Bill Clinton made headlines in Tennessee by claiming "we are all mixed race" unless ancestors are 100% from sub-Saharan Africa. The hosts mock Clinton's aging appearance and his desperate campaign rhetoric.

Adam Curry introduces the "Road to Roota" theory, based on a cryptic cartoon published by the Federal Reserve. The theory suggests the Fed has a secret plan to return the US to a gold standard, with clues hidden in the symbolism of the new $100 bill. The bill features numerous gold-colored elements, which theorists believe signal a coming monetary reset.

The U.S. government has unveiled a new $100 bill design featuring advanced security features to combat counterfeiting. The hosts discuss the potential inclusion of RFID chips in the new currency and the inflationary implications of printing new bills. Official information regarding the transition can be found at newmoney.gov.