5 chapters across the catalog
Alan Dershowitz appears on Mark Levin's show to argue that Hamas is expanding its scope to attack Jewish and Christian institutions worldwide. He compares the current conflict to the fight against Nazi Germany, calling for "total war" and unconditional surrender. The hosts comment on Levin's aging voice and Dershowitz's prolific book publishing schedule.
Slide Whistle Controversy, Alan Levine for Congress
A listener suggests that the use of the slide whistle is causing a decline in donations. In response, John Dvorak proposes a "voting" system where listeners can use their donations to either keep or kill the slide whistle. The hosts also promote Alan Levine's congressional campaign in Georgia.
Political Campaign Ads and Ritalin vs. Adderall
The hosts debate whether to allow political candidates like Alan Levine to use donations as a form of "classified ad" for their campaigns. This leads to a discussion on the chemical differences between Ritalin and Adderall, with the latter being described as more popular in academia due to its amphetamine structure.
Donations arrive from listeners in Canada, Portugal, and the UK. A notable contribution comes from Alan Levine, who is running for Congress in Georgia. Levine suggests that if elected, he would hire the "Curry-Dvorak Legislation Analysis Group" to help him vet bills, a proposal the hosts find financially promising.
Birthday Donations, Global Listener Support Segment
A massive influx of $60 donations arrives in honor of John C. Dvorak's 60th birthday. Listeners from the Netherlands, Australia, Sweden, and the U.S. contribute, often requesting "karma" for health issues, job searches, or house sales. Candidate Alan Levine also donates to his congressional campaign in Georgia.
