Topic: Everett

Everett Aaron Jameson, a tow truck driver from Modesto, was arrested for an alleged Christmas Day terror plot at San Francisco's Pier 39. Court documents suggest Jameson attempted to back out of the plan, but was goaded by undercover FBI agents to proceed. The hosts argue this represents a pattern of government entrapment rather than a legitimate security threat.

Everett Piper, President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, argued that modern academia has created a "monster" by teaching narcissism and victimization for decades. He characterized the current state of higher education as "ideological fascism" where students demand compliance rather than academic freedom. Piper asserts that the abandonment of objective truth in universities has led directly to the volatility seen in the public square.

Dr. Everett Piper, President of Oklahoma Wesleyan University, gains national attention for his response to a student who felt "victimized" by a sermon on love. Piper's letter tells students that the university is "not a daycare" and that feeling uncomfortable after a sermon is called a "conscience." He explicitly states that the school will not issue trigger warnings or coddle student narcissism.

Tim Nutting from Everett, Washington, contributes to the show and requests a "de-douching" after being tagged by a friend. He also requests a custom ringtone featuring the "Bomb Them" audio clip. The hosts process his request and acknowledge his support.

A legal case in Everett, Washington, involving "bikini baristas" at an espresso stand is discussed. A barista faced prostitution charges for lewd behavior, which the hosts argue is an overreach of legal definitions. The segment critiques the use of "adult entertainment" licensing to shut down unconventional businesses.