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The hosts confirm a $333.33 donation from tech entrepreneur Jason Calacanis. Adam Curry recounts receiving a Twitter DM from Calacanis with a screenshot of the PayPal receipt. The segment includes a brief discussion of Calacanis's impression of Curry and his recent move to Texas.
A TikTok creator, S.D. Pelty, is highlighted for her impressions of Kamala Harris, including a satirical acceptance speech involving Jean-Claude Van Damme. The hosts express a desire for more "No Agenda" style audio drops featuring Harris. There is a brief mention of a previous collaborator who promised to provide impressions but never followed through.
Alec Baldwin performed a remote impression of Donald Trump for SNL's Weekend Update, which was criticized for poor audio quality and technical glitches. The segment highlighted the difficulty traditional television productions face when attempting to replicate the DIY aesthetic of successful YouTubers and podcasters.
The technical aspects of the Russian Facebook ad buy are analyzed, with the hosts questioning the reported numbers of "3,000 ads." They point out the irony of Facebook promising to fix its algorithms so ads don't "influence" people, noting that the entire purpose of advertising is influence. They conclude that "political propaganda" is a standard practice used by all sides.
A clip featuring Arnold Schwarzenegger's signature movie catchphrases is played as a parody of a university commencement address. The hosts joke about the Governor's reliance on buzz phrases and his high speaking fees.
