Topic: Martin Anderson

During the Democratic debate, Martin O'Malley called for the reinstatement of the Glass-Steagall Act, prompting Anderson Cooper to immediately read a prepared explanatory card. The hosts suggest the exchange was a "setup" because Cooper had the technical details ready on a cheat sheet. This leads to a tangent comparing O'Malley's appearance to Nobel Prize winner Linus Pauling, known for his advocacy of mega-dose Vitamin C.

The hosts acknowledge the financial support of the "No Agenda" producers, including a posthumous knighthood for Tom Kumbhara. They thank specific donors from Australia, Denmark, and the United States, while noting a recent "doldrums" in overall donation levels.

The hosts acknowledge and thank the executive producers and donors for the episode. Martin Anderson from Copenhagen is knighted following a significant donation, and Andrew Rest and Andrew Sousay are recognized for their contributions. The segment emphasizes the "donating is love" philosophy and encourages listeners to support the show via the website.

The hosts perform a formal knighting ceremony for Martin Anderson and James Pierce, who both contributed over $1,000 to the show. The segment also discusses Dr. Gary Chapman's "Five Love Languages," jokingly identifying "gifts" (donations) as the primary love language of the show. Host Adam Curry also mentions the significant date of October 11, 2012 (10-11-12).