Topic: Fake Id

The hosts play a clip claiming the UK will require photo ID for grocery shopping, which is later questioned as potential "fake news." They issue a partial mea culpa for previously playing a misleading clip about UK cash restrictions. Additionally, a donor from Brighton, UK, credits the show's "boomer perspective" for his successful investment in Meta stock, which rallied 190%.

A Texas grand jury indicted the activists behind the Planned Parenthood undercover videos, David Daleiden and Sandra Merritt, while clearing the organization of wrongdoing. The activists face felony charges for tampering with government records by using fake IDs to gain access to facilities. The hosts discuss the legal implications for citizen journalists and the potential for new licensing requirements for reporters.

A host shares an anecdote about his son's perspective on tracking technology, suggesting that younger generations (ages 16-25) may find microchip implants "cool" for social features like Google Locator. This shift in attitude could lead to the end of fake IDs and traditional privacy, as constant location sharing becomes normalized through backpacks and mobile devices.