Topic: Minutemen

Militia groups like the Texas Minutemen are reportedly heading to the border to act as a "secondary wall." Meanwhile, George Soros and Mastercard have announced "Humanity Ventures," a partnership to provide healthcare and economic tools to refugees. The hosts suggest the venture is a way to get migrants onto the "credit train" and note the backlash Soros faces from those who see a "Jewish conspiracy."

The hosts clarify the origin of the "double nickels on the dime" ($55.10) donation amount, attributing it to Sir Tom the Minute Man. They also address why they discontinued the "Minuteman" title to avoid being mistaken for a real-world militia.

The hosts read a list of "Minutemen" donors who contributed $55.10 to the show. Keith Sarlos of Sarlouse and Sons wine company offers to donate 5% of sales to No Agenda when customers mention the show. The segment also discusses the "job karma" phenomenon, where listeners reportedly find employment shortly after donating to the program.