Topic: Noonan

A listener report warns of a potential confrontation between a white supremacist group and Antifa in Noonan, Georgia. Local law enforcement from two dozen agencies is reportedly preparing for the event, with concerns that it could mirror the violence seen in Charlottesville.

The hosts play a new "Suck It Up Buttercup" jingle submission from Tyler and Kyle. They thank Amy Pousson-Noonan for a significant donation and grant her a "Boom Shaka Laka" sound effect. Additional donations from Dennis Covel and Leroy Pacheco are acknowledged as the show moves into the second half of the producer credits.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak express personal gratitude for their families and the No Agenda community. A formal knighting ceremony is held for Mark Power (Sir Marcos Dracos), Amy Pousson-Noonan (Dame Amy of the Puno), and Demetrios Nafpliotis (Sir James of Cornucopia). The traditional "Mutton and Mead" feast is recited to welcome them to the roundtable.

The show acknowledges high-tier donors, including David Prince and Brian of Douglaston, who contributed to the program during the summer months. John Noonan is knighted as "Sir John Noonan" following a donation from his wife, Amy Poussaint. The segment concludes with a discussion of the "Gitmo Nation" national anthem and the tradition of television stations signing off with the flag.

The show concludes its donation segment by thanking "boob" donors (those giving $80.08) and recognizing various birthday wishes. John Noonan and Sean Regalado are officially knighted into the No Agenda Roundtable for their significant financial contributions. The hosts emphasize the role of the "producers" (listeners) in providing the information and funding necessary to sustain the program.

The hosts examine the media narrative following the Tucson shooting, focusing on themes of "pre-crime" and the push for mental health monitoring. They critique appearances by Al Sharpton and Peggy Noonan on "Meet the Press," suggesting a coordinated effort to promote medication and surveillance.

President Obama's diplomatic conduct is criticized following a deep bow to the Emperor of Japan and a video showing Russian officials appearing to ignore his handshakes. Columnist Peggy Noonan is noted for using the word "bowing" repeatedly in a Wall Street Journal editorial to highlight these incidents.