Topic: Pinatas

Anthony Scaramucci recalls his history with Barack Obama, whom he attended Harvard Law School with and initially supported financially. He describes a 2010 CNBC Town Hall where he asked Obama when he would stop hitting Wall Street with a "pinata stick," leading to a sharp public rebuttal from the President. Scaramucci notes that the exchange resulted in him being lampooned by Jon Stewart on The Daily Show.

Crude oil remains Mexico's largest export to the United States, totaling approximately $49 billion. Discussion focuses on how the U.S. relies heavily on oil from Canada and Mexico while frequently criticizing Middle Eastern suppliers. The new trade negotiations are framed as a way to leverage these oil dependencies against each other.

In San Francisco's Mission District, organizers celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by bashing piñatas made in the likeness of Donald Trump. The event was framed as a humorous response to Trump's comments on immigration, though the segment notes a media double standard regarding depictions of violence against political figures.

Adam Curry recounts his birthday celebration involving Mexican pinatas and an unfortunate encounter with extremely hot peppers. The hosts engage in a lighthearted debate over footwear, specifically Ugg boots versus Crocs. The segment concludes with the "knighting" of long-time supporter David Koss, who is elevated to the No Agenda Roundtable.