Topic: Diabetes Month

The show concludes with a satirical look at National Diabetes Month and a brief history of Daylight Saving Time's origins in the German Empire. The hosts sign off with their traditional catchphrases before the final music mix.

The White House designated National Apprenticeship Week, claiming that 87% of apprentices find employment with starting wages above $50,000. Other November proclamations mentioned include National Diabetes Month, National Military Family Month, and National Native American Heritage Month. The hosts mock the timing of Military Family Month as the administration prepares to send more personnel to Syria.

A list of presidential proclamations for November is reviewed, including National Diabetes Month and National Native American Heritage Month. The controversy surrounding the Washington Redskins name is dismissed as "cultural Marxism." The segment notes the irony of attacking the Redskins while other teams like the Florida State Seminoles use similar imagery without equal scrutiny.

Adam Curry demonstrates how to "sweeten" boring C-SPAN footage of Senator Carl Levin by adding music from the Bohunks and sound effects. The segment features the Senate passing resolutions for American Diabetes Month and National Nurse-Managed Health Clinic Week. The hosts sign off, promising to return on Thursday with improved audio equipment.

C-SPAN footage shows Senator Carl Levin using unanimous consent to pass various resolutions, including the designation of "National Nurse Managed Health Clinic Week" and "American Diabetes Month." The hosts argue that these procedural actions waste public time and are used to slip minor provisions into the record without debate.