Topic: Disappeared

Protesters in Indonesia stormed the homes of politicians following a controversial salary increase for parliament members during a cost-of-living crisis. In Mexico, thousands marched to mark the International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, calling on President Sheinbaum to address the 130,000 missing persons linked to drug cartels. These international reports highlight widespread civil unrest and government accountability issues.

The hosts deconstruct a clip of Hillary Clinton announcing her Snapchat account. They question why the audience cheered for the fact that her messages "disappear all by themselves," suggesting it reflects a desire to avoid the scrutiny seen in her email scandal.

ABC's *Nightline* is criticized for airing "soft" news stories about guardian angels, signaling a decline from its serious journalistic roots. Simultaneously, the hosts report on a series of FBI raids in Oakland, Seattle, and Olympia targeting "Black Block" activists ahead of May Day. They discuss reports of activists "disappearing" after being taken for questioning by federal agents.

International media reports, specifically from France 24, highlight questions regarding Pope Francis's role during Argentina's military dictatorship from 1976 to 1983. Allegations of the Catholic Church's complicity with the junta are discussed alongside a photograph of Bergoglio with dictator Jorge Videla. The hosts debate whether the new Pope represents a shift toward socialism or a continuation of fascist ties.