Topic: 66 66

The hosts read letters from major donors, including a follow-up on a marriage proposal made on the show in 2020. The couple, now "Sir and Dame Savage," are embarking on a 49-day RV tour of red states. Other donations focus on job searches and "karmic" returns for the No Agenda community.

A donor complained about the intrusive nature of PayPal's Captcha system, which is widely believed to be used for training Google's artificial intelligence algorithms. Another producer shared a travel update while driving across the U.S. on Route 66, noting the abundance of abandoned landmarks. From Germany, an anonymous donor expressed concern over the "case-demic" and its devastating impact on the European automotive sector and employment.

The hosts examine a letter from the San Francisco Police Officers Association opposing California Bill AB 66, which mandates body-worn cameras. The union's opposition cites concerns over "meet and confer" requirements and a confusing provision that would supposedly require officers to read Miranda rights to victims and witnesses. The hosts express confusion over why a victim would ever be read their rights under standard legal procedures.

A lengthy list of donors is read, including those contributing specific amounts like $69.69 and $66.66. The hosts offer birthday wishes and acknowledge personal stories from producers, such as Brandon St. Armand's family situation.