Topic: Mea Culpa

The hosts play a clip claiming the UK will require photo ID for grocery shopping, which is later questioned as potential "fake news." They issue a partial mea culpa for previously playing a misleading clip about UK cash restrictions. Additionally, a donor from Brighton, UK, credits the show's "boomer perspective" for his successful investment in Meta stock, which rallied 190%.

Director Alex Gibney is set to release a documentary titled "Mea Maxima Culpa" investigating sexual abuse cover-ups by the Roman Catholic Church. The film alleges that Joseph Ratzinger, prior to becoming Pope, was involved in a strategy to silence victims using confidentiality orders and financial settlements. Former monk Patrick Waller describes a $7 million budget used in 1995 to handle abuse claims in America.