Topic: Chris Wolf

A law enforcement insider reports on a conference call featuring FBI Director Chris Wray and DHS Secretary Mayorkas regarding the New Orleans and Las Vegas incidents. Officials characterized both attacks as solo undertakings with no direct connection between the two suspects. The call reportedly emphasized the need for future funding for upcoming events like Mardi Gras and the Super Bowl while downplaying specific ISIS propagation.

Representative Frank Wolf of Virginia calls for the 35 witnesses of the Benghazi attack to testify publicly, alleging a government cover-up. The hosts theorize that the Benghazi incident was a botched kidnapping of Ambassador Chris Stevens intended as an "October Surprise" to boost Obama's 2012 re-election chances. They play a clip of Attorney General Eric Holder refusing to assure Congress that their phones are not being monitored.

The show acknowledges financial support from executive producers including Sir Random Hillbilly and Sir Chris Wolf. A humorous mention is made regarding May being designated as "Masturbation Month." The hosts also discuss the performance of the show's newsletter and the value provided to the audience through the "Value for Value" model.

Sir Chris Wolfe, a Midwestern folk singer, contributes to the show and promotes his website, stuffaintright.com. The hosts play his theme song, which addresses the feeling that modern society is no longer sane. Wolfe is working toward a second knighthood for his "smoking hot" wife.

Producer Chris Wolf donated a mix of Australian and New Zealand currency along with gold sovereigns to reach a high-tier contribution level. His note included an anecdote about his wife being mistakenly called a "MOFO" instead of a "MILF" by a family friend, leading to a specific request for soundboard triggers.