Topic: Neville Chamberlain

TMZ founder Harvey Levin criticized the Trump administration's arrest of Don Lemon, comparing the move to tactics used by dictators to suppress a free press. Levin argued that journalists should be allowed to cover protests of national interest without fear of prosecution. Critics of Levin's stance pointed out that the Obama administration also utilized subpoenas and search warrants against journalists.

John C. Dvorak analyzes President George W. Bush's speech to the Israeli Knesset regarding the appeasement of Hitler, which Barack Obama interpreted as a personal attack. Dvorak argues this is a Republican strategic "meme hacking" effort to tag Obama with the "appeaser" moniker, similar to how John Kerry was labeled a "flip-flopper." The discussion touches on the historical significance of Neville Chamberlain and the potential effectiveness of this branding in the 2008 election.