Topic: Radio Call In

CBC reports on the physical weight of the 585-page Brexit document and the skepticism of the British public regarding whether politicians have actually read it. During a radio call-in show, citizens expressed frustration, with some calling for May's resignation. Despite internal Tory party revolts, bookmakers have shifted odds to suggest May might survive a potential vote of no confidence.

Nigel Farage discussed the high levels of intolerance and death threats directed at "Leave" supporters following the Brexit vote. A radio caller from Chesterfield confronted Farage, claiming his existence alone was responsible for a spike in UK hate crimes.

A debate occurs regarding the promotion of mugs and shirts versus direct donations. The hosts also play a clip of a listener, Bill Edelen, calling into a radio show to promote the No Agenda podcast. They encourage listeners to "propagate the formula" by mentioning the show on other media platforms while remaining sober.