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Don Silva from Hawaii and William Alston from Baltimore send in donations, with Silva thanking the hosts for years of news analysis. A long list of "68" donations ($68.00 or $68.68) is read in honor of John Dvorak's birthday. Bobby Scram from Dubuque, Iowa, receives "Goat Karma" for his contribution.
Sugarland Everyday America Lyrics and Psychological Warfare
A listener reports that the song "Everyday America" by Sugarland was played at an Obama rally in Dubuque, Iowa. The hosts analyze the lyrics, which mention "living in a great big lie," and suggest it is a subliminal message about the state of the country. They view the choice of music as part of a broader psychological warfare campaign against the electorate.
Global Listener Contributions and De-douching Rituals
Donations arrive from international locations including Canada and South Africa, often accompanied by "de-douching" requests for colleagues who listen but do not contribute. Listeners from Calgary and London, Ontario, share anecdotes about wearing show merchandise and correcting geographic pronunciations. The segment reinforces the "value-for-value" model as the primary funding source for the program.
