Topic: Pennsylvania House

The Pennsylvania House of Representatives passes a resolution honoring Taylor Swift's birthday. The hosts discuss Swift's selection as Time Magazine's Person of the Year, noting that Time owner Reid Hoffman is a major Democratic donor. They suggest Swift is being positioned as a political operative for the 2024 election, a theory supported by Kara Swisher's early "prediction."

Classified documents found in Joe Biden's possession were moved at least twice between 2017 and 2018 before arriving at the Penn Biden Center. Critics question why personal lawyers, rather than staffers, were the ones to discover the materials years after the transition. The chaotic nature of the 2017 White House exit is being used by media outlets to explain the presence of sensitive materials in unauthorized locations.

A news report details the death of Curtis Smith, the man who previously jumped the White House fence, after he allegedly stabbed a deputy at a Pennsylvania courthouse. The hosts suggest Smith may have "known too much" and speculate on the convenience of the incident for those advocating for knife bans.

During her Value Voters Summit speech, Sarah Palin incorrectly identified the address of the White House as 1400 Pennsylvania Avenue instead of 1600. She also spoke about "reloading with truth" and criticized the use of the "race card" against conservatives like Ted Cruz and Ben Carson. While her "screechy" voice is noted as a point of public irritation, the hosts reject labeling her as "dumb," suggesting other factors for her recent performance.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak conclude the episode from the log house in Shickshinny. They remind listeners of the upcoming meetup and announce that the next show will be broadcast from Boston, Massachusetts.