Topic: Ralph Northam

A 2019 clip of former Virginia Governor Ralph Northam resurfaced, discussing the care of infants delivered alive after failed abortion attempts. Recent undercover recordings from a Washington D.C. clinic describe late-term abortion procedures involving fetal injections at eight months of pregnancy. These facts are presented to counter debate claims that such procedures do not occur or are not supported by certain political factions.

Virginia's First Lady, Pam Northam, apologized after handing out cotton to African-American students during a tour of the governor's mansion and asking them to imagine being enslaved. The hosts discuss this in the context of Governor Ralph Northam's ongoing blackface scandal and speculate on the political motivations behind the incident.

A discussion of controversial claims made by Alex Jones regarding the "harvesting of organs" from infants linked to failed late-term abortion legislation. The segment also touched on the political survival of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam and the proposal to grant Temporary Protected Status (TPS) to Venezuelan migrants in the United States.

Virginia's top three Democratic officials face simultaneous scandals involving racial insensitivity and sexual assault. Governor Ralph Northam and Attorney General Mark Herring both admitted to wearing blackface in the 1980s, while Lieutenant Governor Justin Fairfax faces a sexual assault allegation from 2004. The line of succession could potentially lead to Republican Speaker Kirk Cox becoming governor due to a previous tied election decided by drawing a name from a bowl.

The episode concludes with a musical mix featuring audio from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's press conference regarding a racist yearbook photo. Northam denies being in the photo while admitting to a separate instance of wearing blackface. The outro also includes a "Hillary Clinton going the distance" parody song and final credits for the production team.