Topic: Gary Jones

Former United Auto Workers (UAW) chief Gary Jones is indicted for conspiring to embezzle over $1 million in union funds for luxury items, including custom golf clubs and horseback riding. The timing of the indictment, just days before the Michigan primary, is viewed as a strategic move to damage Bernie Sanders, who holds a UAW endorsement. The detailed list of "elitist" expenses is framed as a way to alienate rank-and-file workers from socialist candidates.

A 25th-anniversary remake of "We Are The World" produced for Haiti relief is criticized for its use of auto-tune and celebrity posturing. The hosts reference an interview where Gary Coleman argued that relief funds should be prioritized for New Orleans and victims of Hurricane Katrina rather than international causes.