Topic: Nina Davuluri

John C. Dvorak presents a detailed analysis of speaking times for pageant finalists, alleging that Miss New York (Nina Davuluri) was given more time than Miss Florida. He enters a prediction into the "Red Book" that Davuluri will not complete her term due to online bullying. The hosts also praise Miss Kansas, Theresa Vail, for her military background and tattoos, contrasting her with the "girl next door" archetype.

The hosts analyze the final Q&A segment of Miss America, where the winner, Nina Davuluri (Miss New York), discussed multiculturalism and plastic surgery. They contrast her performance with Miss Florida, who spoke about her father's unemployment. They allege the contest was rigged, noting that Miss Florida was cut off early while Miss New York was given more time to speak.

John C. Dvorak enters a prediction into the "Red Book" that the reigning Miss America, Nina Davuluri, will not complete her term. He suggests that a narrative of her being "bullied" by racist comments on Twitter will be used to facilitate her early exit. The hosts argue that the pageant has become a tool for social engineering rather than a beauty contest.