Topic: Political Signs

Police in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, are investigating reports of razor blades being taped to political yard signs. The signs were reportedly placed on private property without the residents' permission, leading to concerns about escalating political violence and physical sabotage during the election season.

The hosts discuss the irony of "Vote No on Prop B" signs placed directly in front of sprawling homeless encampments in Austin. Prop B is a local ballot measure aimed at reinstating a ban on public camping.

Former Congressman Joe Walsh faced criticism for a tweet suggesting he would "grab his musket" if Donald Trump loses the election. Meanwhile, reports of vandalism against Trump lawn signs have increased, with some homeowners booby-trapping signs with nails to deter vandals. A letter from a Special Ops veteran warned that government attempts to claw back military bonuses could lead to targeted assassinations of top officials by trained former soldiers.