Topic: Manspreading

Hillary Clinton recounts an anecdote about Vladimir Putin "manspreading" during a meeting at his dacha outside Moscow. She describes engaging him on the topic of wildlife conservation, specifically Siberian tigers and polar bears, to break a diplomatic stalemate. The hosts analyze the story as a calculated deconstruction point used by Clinton to frame her interactions with the Russian leader.

The LAPD and the Long Beach Sheriff's Department are increasing enforcement of a code of conduct on public transit, targeting "rude riders." Offenses include playing loud music, eating, and "manspreading"—the act of a rider taking up more than one seat. Fines for these behaviors can range from $75 to $1,000, with repeat offenders facing potential jail time or bans from the Metro system.

Body language expert Darren Stanton analyzed the seating positions and gestures of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on RT. The analysis touched on "power gestures" like the reverse steeple and "manspreading," while noting that different networks interpreted the same physical cues as either dominance or submission.

A deep dive into modern social justice terminology reveals categories such as "manterrupters," "mansplainers," and "cissexists." The hosts mock these definitions, which include "man babies" and "mannequins," as being clinically insane. They specifically highlight the claim that anyone who identifies as a woman is a woman, regardless of biological authority.