Topic: Criminal Investigation

Advertising executive Donnie Deutsch appeared on MSNBC to suggest that Democrats should "rebrand" impeachment as "Trump criminal investigations." Deutsch argued that the word impeachment makes Democrats look like sore losers and that branding the President as a criminal is a more effective marketing strategy. The hosts mock the idea as a transparent advertising gimmick that ignores the actual legislative process.

Donors from Oregon, Norway, and Virginia contribute to the show, citing the "media madness" surrounding border news as a reason for seeking the show's "sanity." Requests include health karma and a "MILF jingle" for a listener's wife.

The Treasury Department Inspector General reveals that 32,000 "lost" Lois Lerner emails were found on backup tapes. The hosts highlight the testimony that the IRS IT professional tasked with finding the emails, Stephen Manning, is legally blind. They argue this demonstrates a lack of effort by the IRS to comply with the investigation into the targeting of political groups.

The investigation into a massive neighborhood explosion in Indianapolis is upgraded to a criminal homicide probe. While authorities search for a "white van" and suspect natural gas, the hosts maintain a theory involving a potential drone strike or a cover-up of a government-related incident. They also discuss the low pay and poor working conditions for military drone pilots, suggesting it could lead to rogue actions.