Topic: Maria Shriver

President Trump has installed a "Presidential Walk of Fame" at the White House, featuring plaques with his personal opinions on past presidents, such as "Sleepy Joe" Biden and "divisive" Barack Obama. Additionally, a controversy has erupted over the renaming of the Kennedy Center to the "Trump-Kennedy Center." The Kennedy family and Democratic leaders have criticized the move, citing federal laws regarding national memorials.

Maria Shriver is criticized for her conduct at a campaign event where she informed audience members they could not ask their own questions. The hosts argue that modern "town halls" are scripted television events rather than open forums. They predict an "economic rug pull" may occur in 2026 regardless of the election outcome.

A review of the Arnold Schwarzenegger Netflix documentary covers his rise to fame and his tenure as Governor of California. The hosts criticize his climate policies and discuss the personal scandals that led to his divorce from Maria Shriver.

Lena Dunham caused a stir on the Today Show by using the word "penis" during an interview with Maria Shriver. Shriver appeared flummoxed by the remark, requiring Matt Lauer to intervene. The hosts criticize Dunham as a "spokesperson for the other dimension" and mock the mainstream media's reaction to the word.

Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger publicly admitted to fathering a child with a household staff member fourteen years ago. A theory suggests Schwarzenegger may have been blackmailed by political influences or the Kennedy family during his term to prevent the scandal from surfacing. The National Enquirer reportedly investigated the story years prior but was allegedly pushed off the lead.

The hosts review Glamour Magazine's "Women of the Year" for 2009, criticizing the selection of Rihanna, Maria Shriver, and Stella McCartney. They question the criteria for the awards, suggesting the list is compiled during casual editorial lunches based on celebrity access rather than merit. The inclusion of journalists Laura and Euna Ling is also noted.