Topic: Print Magazines

The hosts acknowledged the "shortest donation segment in a year," thanking the small group of producers who supported the episode. Gifts from the community were discussed, including a 3D-printed knight stand, classic Mad Magazines from the Netherlands, and a plaque featuring a quote from former CIA Director John Brennan. The segment emphasized the personal connection between the hosts and their "producer" audience.

John C. Dvorak recounts his past April Fool's pranks that landed him in the Hoax Hall of Fame, including a story about Senator Patrick Leahy banning "drunk surfing" on the internet. Another hoax involved a claim that Gateway Computers was buying the city of Sioux Falls to rename it "Gateway City." Dvorak explains his method of using the name "A. Lirpa Sloof" (April Fools spelled backward) as a hint for readers.

The hosts report that an amendment restricting the online sale of ammunition and high-capacity magazines was "slipped into" the federal cybersecurity bill. Senator Diane Feinstein defends the bill's data-sharing provisions, stating that companies must cooperate or "hang separately." The discussion also touches on the emergence of 3D-printed firearms as a way to bypass future gun control measures.