Topic: Contingency Plan

Media outlets and political commentators have begun discussing the legal process for replacing a presidential candidate should they withdraw or become incapacitated. Koki Roberts noted on NPR that Democrats are "nervously whispering" about finding a replacement for Hillary Clinton. Former DNC Chair Don Fowler publicly called for a contingency plan, though he later clarified he was not yet calling for an actual replacement.

The Ulsterman Report, featuring a "military insider," claims the existence of an election contingency plan titled "By Any Means Necessary." The report suggests that operatives within the Obama administration were focused on securing a second term through unspecified high-stakes maneuvers.

The Bristol City Council released a document outlining contingency plans for a "zombie outbreak" in response to a Freedom of Information request. While the Guardian presented the story as a joke, the hosts discuss the trend of government agencies, including the CDC, using zombie scenarios for disaster preparedness. They debate whether these documents are purely tongue-in-cheek or serve a darker purpose.