Topic: Installation

Sir Dr. 1%, Baron of Liberland, returns with a donation of $333.33, representing 1% of his gross business revenue. He notes that it took time to pay off student loan debt incurred while securing a PhD in media deconstruction. He criticizes the "Biden installation" for a lack of help with education debt and pledges to continue suppressing his exit strategy.

Justice Ginsburg's granddaughter, Clara Spera, reported that Ginsburg's "most fervent wish" was not to be replaced until a new president is installed. This wish has been used by Democratic leaders like Chuck Schumer to oppose the current nomination process. However, the hosts argue that a justice's personal wish has no legal standing over the constitutional powers of the executive and legislative branches.

U.S. military commanders express concern that Russia is expanding its influence into Libya and Afghanistan. Reports indicate Russian drones and personnel have arrived at an airbase in western Egypt near the Libyan border. The hosts argue that the U.S. "rubbilized" Libya and left a power vacuum that Russia is now naturally filling to secure Mediterranean interests.

The transition to a new residence in Austin, Texas, nicknamed Camp MoFo, involved logistical challenges including a moving truck unable to navigate a steep 45-degree incline. Despite a successful high-speed internet installation, the move was complicated by a near-disconnection of electricity due to a failure in notifying authorities. The studio setup remains in progress with temporary acoustic treatments.

A listener story from "Radar Man" describes the discovery of hundreds of stolen Dutch bicycles walled off in a secret room at Tempelhof Air Force Base in Berlin. The bicycles, originally seized by Germans during World War II, were reportedly uncovered during a radar installation project in the 1970s. The base personnel eventually refurbished and used the bikes for transportation around the massive facility.