Topic: Margarita

Photographs released by El Salvador President Nayib Bukele show Senator Chris Van Hollen meeting with Abrego Garcia at a hotel, featuring glasses that appear to contain margaritas. Van Hollen claims the scene was staged by the Salvadoran government to create a false impression of paradise for the detainee. The incident, dubbed "Margarita Gate," is analyzed as a propaganda battle between the senator and the Bukele administration.

The hosts play audio reports from recent listener meetups, including a large river float in San Marcos, Texas, and a "Margaritas and Guns" meetup in South Florida. The reports feature various "No Agenda stars" like Dirty Jersey Whore and Sir Brian with an I, emphasizing the "connection and protection" of the community.

The episode concludes with a humorous anecdote about a host's lip getting frozen to a metal straw in a frozen margarita. This is followed by an "end of show mix" featuring clips about the "Swiss Cheese Model" of pandemic defense, Joe Biden's verbal gaffes, and the "Vaxeline" jingle. The mix serves as a final recap of the episode's themes before the final sign-off.

Jen Psaki appeared on The View, advising frustrated Democrats to "have a margarita" before returning to the fight for federal voting legislation. During the interview, she addressed rumors regarding her potential resignation, stating she does not yet know when she will leave her post.

RT Editor-in-Chief Margarita Simonyan appeared on 60 Minutes to defend the network against allegations of interfering in the 2016 U.S. election. She challenged Lesley Stahl by pointing out that Western media outlets also express opinions on foreign elections without being labeled as illegal propaganda. Simonyan argued that RT's "fault" was simply not supporting Hillary Clinton.