Topic: Randy Zuckerberg

A "Rewards for Justice" public service announcement offering $10 million for information on the 2012 Benghazi attacks is analyzed for its poor production quality. The hosts also mock the World Economic Forum at Davos for its "Young Global Leaders" list, which includes Randy Zuckerberg. They briefly discuss the "2030 Survival Guide" and the possibility of crowdsourcing a book project with the No Agenda community.

Randy Zuckerberg expressed public anger over a private family photo being reposted, but the hosts argue the image was a staged advertisement for Facebook's new "Poke" app. The photo features the Zuckerberg family in a kitchen appearing to enjoy the game, which the hosts characterize as a cynical and insincere promotional stunt.

A new Bravo reality show produced by Randy Zuckerberg is filming in Silicon Valley, featuring Sarah Austin. One of the hosts describes stumbling into a filming session and observing the high-tech wireless audio and directing equipment used on set. Despite wearing a No Agenda hoodie to promote the show, the host expects the branding to be blurred out in the final edit.