Topic: Flag Etiquette

Associate Executive Producers Shannon Summers and Milo Curtis contribute to the show, with Curtis providing a "well actually" correction regarding naval flag etiquette. He explains that the church pennant is the only flag authorized to fly above the national ensign during services conducted by naval chaplains at sea. The segment highlights the diverse expertise of the listener base and their role in refining the show's factual accuracy.

John C. Dvorak expresses his annoyance with the National Anthem being played at non-military events like baseball games or media debates. He argues that the trivial use of the anthem and the American flag on apparel (socks, jockstraps) cheapens national symbols. The discussion touches on Van Jones' "Beyonce" comment regarding Hillary Clinton and the behavior of journalists during the anthem.

A high school student producer notes that his economics and government textbooks dedicate the first two pages to flag etiquette and the "American's Creed." He describes a classroom discussion on existentialism where a classmate questioned if the government is "good for us," leading the hosts to call for a high school "revolt" against state-led nonsense.