Topic: Michelle Reagan

CBS News reported on alleged Russian hacking attempts against the Arizona voter database, initiated by a malware attachment opened in Gila County. Arizona Secretary of State Michelle Reagan called for federal military assistance, likening the cyber probing to a foreign invasion. The hosts argue that "scanning and probing" is normal internet activity and that the media is using these incidents to manufacture a narrative of a rigged election.

President Obama's jokes at the Correspondents Dinner are interpreted as an unofficial endorsement of Hillary Clinton as his successor, potentially snubbing Joe Biden. The hosts debunk the President's claim that Fox News promotes "birther" theories about his birth in Kenya, attributing those claims to right-wing talk radio instead. The segment concludes with a critique of the "phony" social interactions at the dinner and a transition to show credits.

A New York Times article reveals that Anita Hill was a professor at Oral Roberts University at the same time Michele Bachmann was a student. The hosts argue that Hill has been mischaracterized as a leftist, when she was actually a deeply religious Pentecostal conservative during the Reagan era. They suggest her offense at Clarence Thomas's behavior was rooted in religious morality rather than secular feminism.