Topic: Jason Miller

Tim Walz faced mockery for a verbal slip during the debate where he claimed to have "become friends with school shooters." The hosts also discuss Walz being booed at a University of Michigan football game while representing the Minnesota Gophers. Jason Miller's CNN interview regarding Walz's "goofy" public persona is reviewed.

Donald Trump has launched a new social media platform called "Getter" (GETTR), led by former aide Jason Miller. Skeptics question the app's longevity in the iOS App Store due to strict moderation policies regarding "radical content." Meanwhile, Trump has repeatedly claimed the U.S. has been in Afghanistan for 21 years, despite the invasion occurring 20 years ago in 2001, as the Biden administration moves to withdraw most troops ahead of the September 11th deadline.

A segment dedicated to high-tier donors includes the knighting of "Circumference" and contributions from Dwayne Melancon and Jason Miller. The hosts propose the creation of a "Quarters Club" for donors who contribute amounts based on the current episode number, such as 855 quarters ($213.75).

Donor Jason Miller from Millersburg, Ohio, describes an open-source software project he started to provide technology services to volunteer fire departments. Miller has implemented a value-for-value model for the service, which cost $30,000 to develop, and seeks support from the community to sustain the project.