Topic: Jason Wall

James Flesch and Jason Wall are recognized for their donations, with Flesch requesting a "de-douching" and home-building karma for his wife. The hosts play various sound bites and acknowledge listeners from Saskatchewan, Canada, who use the show to stay alert during long drives.

Adam and John acknowledge significant financial support from producers, including a major contribution from Crash EMT for his second knighthood. They read letters from donors requesting "job karma" and "wedding karma" while playing various show jingles. The segment includes a "tithe" from a producer in Saskatchewan and a humorous request regarding Hillary Clinton.

Wall Street Journal editorial board member Jason Riley is featured discussing racial politics and the narrative surrounding police shootings. Riley argues that the focus on police incidents in Ferguson and elsewhere ignores the impact of non-police homicide rates within the black community. He criticizes President Obama, Eric Holder, and Al Sharpton for utilizing identity politics rather than addressing behavioral drivers of negative perceptions.

Jason Riley of the Wall Street Journal editorial board sparks controversy on "Meet the Press" by discussing black-on-black crime and questioning why Al Sharpton ignores shootings in Chicago to focus on Ferguson. Riley argues that liberal policies make it harder for the black community to succeed. The hosts critique the media's reaction to Riley's statements, characterizing it as an attempt to suppress uncomfortable statistics.