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The hosts read various donor notes, including an encoded message from a special operations supporter in California. Sir Jim Spitzer is named the Earl of Suffolk County and requests a clip from Mel Brooks' "History of the World, Part 1." The segment maintains the show's tradition of acknowledging "executive producers" who provide financial support.
Teresa Huxley of Far Hills, New Jersey, donated after experiencing a series of synchronicities involving the number 33. She invited listeners to a steeplechase event featuring Texas brisket and kava. The segment also touches on the "If You See Something, Say Something" campaign in Barcelona and the perceived threat levels discussed by Judge Jeanine Pirro.
The hosts analyze Alex Jones's appearance on Piers Morgan Tonight, characterizing it as a scripted performance designed to marginalize Second Amendment advocates. They argue the staging and Jones's "rambling tirade" were intended to create a "crazy" poster child for the pro-gun movement. The segment includes clips of media reactions from CNN and MSNBC, as well as a viral response from Jim Shaker of Tactical Response.
