Topic: Insult Comic

It is revealed that artist Roger Roundy is the creator behind "Edgar the Puppet." The hosts compare the puppet to Triumph the Insult Comic Dog, noting that the latter has reportedly become "woke" and lost its edge. They discuss the evolution of political humor and the role of independent artists in the No Agenda community.

The hosts respond to a critique from a listener known as "Comic Strip Blogger" (CSB), who claimed donations are low because the hosts insult the audience and are too pro-Israel. The hosts defend their "insult" style as a radio tradition that builds community. They clarify that the "Sad Puppy" newsletter is only sent when donations are critically low and that it successfully prompted a surge in support.

Donald Trump revisited the controversy surrounding his inauguration crowd size, claiming that photos shown on television were taken hours before the event began. He also discussed his own public speaking abilities, contrasting himself with "rich guys" who choke in front of small audiences, and compared his style to that of an insult comic.

CNN's Don Lemon criticized Bernie Sanders supporters for being "rude" in Hillary Clinton's "house." During an late-night broadcast, Triumph the Insult Comic Dog appeared behind Lemon, mocking the "political dream team" panel. The hosts ridicule Lemon's self-importance and his position as an "overnight legend" at the network.