Topic: Political Division

Hillary Clinton discusses the "double standard" where women are judged for being "pushy" or "angry" in professional settings. The hosts argue that her rhetoric creates further division by alienating men. They suggest that Clinton's focus on these grievances represents a lost opportunity to lead more effectively and instead reinforces negative stereotypes.

The hosts reflect on the personal impact of the Las Vegas shooting, noting that friends of the production were nearly in attendance at the Jason Aldean concert. They call for a reduction in traumatic media coverage and inflammatory political rhetoric from both news networks and Hollywood. The segment emphasizes that the current climate of "hate speech" and social division is psychologically and physically unhealthy for the public.

Rob Reiner discusses the funding and bipartisan goals of the Committee to Investigate Russia, comparing the current political climate to the aftermath of Pearl Harbor. The hosts analyze the psychological state of "amygdala hijacking" in modern politics, where words are perceived as life-threatening threats. They link this to Hillary Clinton's continued claims that Russian interference successfully influenced the 2016 election.

Actress Kyra Sedgwick suggested organizing a bus tour for "lefties" from New York and Los Angeles to travel to the middle of the country. The hosts mock the proposal as an elitist attempt to communicate with voters in the Midwest whom they perceive the celebrities view as "dumb."

President Obama asserted that he never engages in politics intended to divide people based on race, religion, or orientation, though critics argue his rhetoric often targets political opponents. During a Q&A session, the President's method of alternating between male and female questioners was described as "juvenile" and "sickening" by observers who found the focus on gender identity in a professional setting to be performative.