Topic: Perversion

New records indicate that over 12,000 victims were abused by Boy Scout leaders between 1944 and 2016. The discussion covers the recent changes to New York state law that extended the statute of limitations for childhood sexual abuse claims.

The show ends with a graphic discussion about traditional Dutch toilets, which feature a "shelf" design originally intended for medical examination in hospitals. This leads to an anecdote about a bizarre perversion involving "public poopers" encountered during a tech conference in Las Vegas. The hosts sign off with their traditional "Adios mofos" and a warning for listeners to turn down their speakers.

The hosts share disturbing anecdotes regarding public urination and defecation as forms of sexual perversion. They reference a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" thread where an individual describes the psychological motivations behind "purposely pooping" in public spaces.

The discussion continues regarding the "casting couch" culture in Hollywood, specifically detailing a graphic anecdote involving Harvey Weinstein and an employee at a restaurant he co-owned. The hosts compare the industry's protection of its own to the 2014 Sony hack revelations.

The release of the Boy Scouts of America "perversion files" reveals decades of documented child abuse within the organization. The timing and framing of the news, specifically highlighting a Mormon bishop who failed to report abuse, is interpreted as a political smear against Mitt Romney. The files contain records of thousands of suspected molesters kicked out of the scouts.

The Boy Scouts of America are reportedly holding "perversion files" consisting of 20,000 pages of documented abuse testimony. The segment highlights the potential for this scandal to expand into the upper echelons of the organization, paralleling the ongoing crisis within the Catholic Church.