Topic: Protest Chants

Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Washington D.C. and other major cities to denounce the administration's policies on trade, education, and government dismissals. The hosts point out that the organizing groups, such as Indivisible, utilize the ActBlue donation system, linking the demonstrations to the Democratic Party. They mock the "uncreative" nature of the protest chants and the age of the participants.

Nebraska State Senator Machaela Kavanaugh engaged in a repetitive chant during a legislative session to protest a bill banning sex change procedures and puberty blockers for minors. The bill, which passed narrowly, restricts medical interventions for those under 19. The hosts characterize Kavanaugh's behavior as being "under a spell" and compare the chanting to a religious ritual.

Observations of the Women's March via C-SPAN's roaming cameras revealed a variety of new protest chants, such as "We need a leader, not a greedy tweeter." The discussion compares the grassroots nature of the march to previous movements like Occupy Wall Street.

The hosts mention reports of an audience in Wisconsin chanting "Paul Ryan sucks" and play a clip of a large protest where participants chant against Hillary Clinton. The segment briefly touches on the growing dissatisfaction with establishment Republican leadership and the intensity of anti-Clinton sentiment among certain voter blocks.