Topic: Daniel O Day

Vince Cornell is knighted as "Sir Daddy-O of the Seven Wonders" following a donation from his brother. The hosts also discuss the censorship of doctors on YouTube who promote hydroxychloroquine cocktails. They recall actor Daniel Day Kim mentioning the treatment early in the outbreak and criticize the media for making the drug controversial.

President Obama's Memorial Day address included the phrase "last full measure of devotion," a direct quote from Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. This linguistic choice, combined with the release of Steven Spielberg's film *Lincoln*, suggests a calculated effort to associate the current administration with the Civil War president. Observations regarding modern military epaulets also suggest a return to Civil War-era uniform styles to reinforce this historical imagery.

Specific cinematic choices in the movie Lincoln are critiqued, including the performances of Daniel Day-Lewis and Tommy Lee Jones. Historical inaccuracies are highlighted, such as the unlikely presence of Mary Todd Lincoln in the House gallery during the amendment vote. The film's ending, involving a romantic subplot for Representative Thaddeus Stevens, is characterized as a fictionalized addition to the historical record.

A No Agenda producer contacted Nestle to suggest a sponsorship for the "Hot Pockets Tour," receiving a formal rejection from the company's consumer services department. The response from representative Daniel O'Day stated that Nestle does not support business-to-business interactions through that channel and directed marketing proposals to the Prepared Foods Company. The hosts joke about the corporate tone and the possibility of being sued for using the brand name.