Topic: People Magazine

A discussion on celebrity appearances highlights a "throwback" photo of a young Alex Jones, with the hosts noting he was a "good-looking guy" in his youth. This is contrasted with George Clooney, who is described as having been a "goofy-looking kid" before becoming a Hollywood leading man.

The Washington Post released a 1991 audio recording of a man identifying himself as "John Miller," a publicist for Donald Trump, who sounds remarkably like Trump himself. While Trump previously admitted to using the pseudonym as a joke, he recently denied being the person on the tape. The story is being used by critics to highlight Trump's long history of manipulating media coverage through various personas.

Donald Trump claimed during a campaign event that People Magazine photoshopped a "wart" onto his nose for their cover story. The hosts examine the image and discuss the potential subliminal effects of such edits. Trump compared his desired look to Cary Grant and criticized the ownership of Time Warner, which owns People and CNN.

A brief discussion on celebrity culture centers on rumors regarding the potential split of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie. The hosts reflect on Pitt's acting career and Jolie's public persona, noting the intensity of media coverage in American tabloids like the National Enquirer. The segment concludes with a critique of Pitt's film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.