Topic: Cupcakes

Filmmaker Michael Moore labeled Michael Bloomberg a "terrorist" on his podcast, a statement highlighted for its extreme rhetoric. This is juxtaposed with a bizarre news story about a woman in Washington state who allegedly drugged a mother with a tainted cupcake to steal her newborn. The hosts debate which audio clip is more suitable for the end-of-show sign-off.

Juliette Parker, a former mayoral candidate in Colorado Springs, was accused of posing as a newborn photographer to drug a mother and steal her baby. Authorities allege she used a "tainted cupcake" to incapacitate the victim during a photo shoot. Since her arrest, multiple other women have come forward claiming they were targeted by similar social media advertisements.

The trend of using "cricket flour" in baked goods like chocolate zucchini cupcakes is discussed as a growing food fad. In political news, Hillary Clinton made headlines by joking that she has been coloring her hair for years and will not turn white while in the White House, a comment that drew sycophantic laughter from supporters.

A series of "dud" news trends are revisited, including the San Francisco "Food Wars" and the "Earth Hour" initiative. The hosts emphasize that "words matter," criticizing the linguistic shift from "carbon dioxide" to "poison gas" in climate change discourse. They also note the repetitive use of phrases like "fact of the matter" and "look/listen" in political rhetoric.