Topic: Motorcade

The hosts analyze the media's obsessive coverage of Donald Trump's motorcade contrasted with the refusal to broadcast his post-arraignment remarks. Clips feature Jake Tapper of CNN and representatives from MSNBC explaining their decision to censor Trump to avoid broadcasting "untrue things." Trump's actual remarks from Bedminster are played, where he characterizes the indictment as a "vicious persecution" by a "Marxist" and "fascist" administration.

The United States government paid a compensation package to the family of a seven-year-old boy killed by UN Ambassador Samantha Power's motorcade in Cameroon. The settlement included $1,700, two cows, and several hundred kilos of food supplies including flour, onions, and rice.

The Secret Service faced embarrassment after it was revealed that untrained volunteers were driving press vans within the presidential motorcade in Honolulu, Hawaii. This practice has reportedly been ongoing for years, raising security concerns. The hosts suggest that the government should use professional services like "Uber Presidential" instead of relying on unpaid amateurs.

A dinner anecdote from Austin, Texas, describes the intense anxiety of Obama supporters during the inauguration. One individual reportedly experienced physical distress and fear of an assassination attempt when the presidential motorcade slowed down, highlighting the polarized and fearful state of the American public.

The hosts recount experiences with "Obamabots" who attended "Camp Obama" to learn community organizing. They contrast the modest motorcades of the LBJ era with the high-security, multi-vehicle escorts used by Vice President Joe Biden, which Helen Thomas described as monarchical.