Topic: Party Magazine

Speculation regarding the 2020 presidential election focuses on Vice President Mike Pence's political positioning and Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's emergence as a Democratic frontrunner. Gillibrand is featured in Vogue magazine as a potential "Hillary protege," while internal Democratic rifts between the Clinton and Obama factions are analyzed. The hosts discuss the likelihood of Donald Trump running for a second term to counter these challengers.

A Dutch gossip magazine titled Party published a cover story claiming the marriage between Adam Curry and Mickey Hoogendijk had ended following a blow-up in Amsterdam. The article alleged that Mickey was staying in the Netherlands because she disliked America and that the couple's money was gone. The hosts identify the cover photo as a manipulated image designed to make the subject look unflattering.

A poll in Austria reveals that a majority of the population believes Nazis would win seats if allowed to run as a party today. The survey also shows significant support for a "strong man" in government and a belief that life was not entirely bad under Nazi rule. The hosts discuss the historical context of these sentiments and their modern implications.

Dick Armey's "Army Curve" is mocked as a derivative of the Laffer Curve during his slurred interview with Jon Stewart. The hosts also link the Tea Party Express to a pro-war operation in Sacramento, suggesting the entire movement is being manipulated to keep the political establishment in power regardless of party.