12 chapters across the catalog
Representative Jason Crow criticized the Alaska summit as a historic embarrassment for the United States. Crow argued that Vladimir Putin only responds to economic sanctions, diplomatic isolation, and military defeat rather than ceremonial displays of power. He specifically condemned the use of US military personnel to roll out a red carpet for the Russian leader.
NPR and MSNBC Attack Unvaccinated Republicans
NPR and MSNBC commentators have intensified their rhetoric against unvaccinated Americans, specifically targeting Republican-leaning communities. Stephanie Ruhle questioned why businesses aren't doing more to enforce mandates given the federal aid they received. The hosts argue that the media is attempting to blame the "honeymoon being over" on the unvaccinated rather than policy failures.
Governor Asa Hutchinson Regrets Arkansas Mask Mandate Ban
Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson expressed regret over signing a law that outlawed mask mandates in schools, citing the changing situation with the Delta variant. Media coverage continues to focus on "red states" like Florida and Texas, portraying their governors' resistance to restrictions as a primary driver of new COVID-19 cases.
The US reaches a tipping point where vaccine supply exceeds demand, leading to empty sites and the refusal of new shipments in dozens of Kansas counties. The Biden administration introduces tax credits for businesses that provide paid time off for vaccinations. Media outlets attribute the slowdown to "red state" resistance.
The hosts read letters from major donors, including a follow-up on a marriage proposal made on the show in 2020. The couple, now "Sir and Dame Savage," are embarking on a 49-day RV tour of red states. Other donations focus on job searches and "karmic" returns for the No Agenda community.
Don Lemon, Cutting Off Trump-Supporting Friends
CNN host Don Lemon told Chris Cuomo that he has had to eliminate friends from his life who support Donald Trump. Lemon described these individuals as being "too far gone" and blinded by "State TV" talking points. He compared Trump supporters to addicts who must hit "rock bottom" before they can be welcomed back into reality.
Red Bull Executive Purge, Diversity and Inclusion Conflict
Red Bull reportedly fired several high-level executives who were pushing for diversity and inclusion initiatives within the company. The hosts compare this to the situation at Evergreen State College and advocate for companies to expel "troublemakers." They also mention Unherd.com as a potential recruitment site for non-"woke" workers.
Dr. Francis Collins, NIH Vaccine Strategy and "Dummy Placebos"
Dr. Francis Collins, head of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), is leading a massive effort to launch four vaccine trials involving 30,000 volunteers each starting in July 2020. Collins noted that trials must occur in areas where the virus is actively spreading, specifically targeting "red states" that opened early. A reference to "dummy placebos" in his description of the trial methodology raised questions about the terminology used for control groups.
Sir Joel Villanueva and the State of Fear Book Giveaway
Joel Villanueva donates $326.16 and offers to distribute 33 copies of Michael Crichton's "State of Fear" that he collected from thrift shops. The hosts decide to facilitate a giveaway through their newsletter, allowing the first 33 respondents to receive a copy. Joel is knighted as Sir Joel Villanueva, Knight of the State of Fear.
A viral video featuring a woman distraught over the handshake between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin is identified as a potential hoax or satirical performance. The video, attributed to an account named Red State Rising, features exaggerated claims about the leaders communicating through blinking.
Takata Airbag Recall and Red State Targeting
The NHTSA issues an urgent advisory for 5 million vehicle owners to replace defective Takata airbags that can explode. A producer notes that the "regional recall" specifically targets Southern red states like Florida, Texas, and Mississippi. The hosts suggest the timing of the advisory, just before the 2014 midterms, is intended to make the federal government appear trustworthy to Republican-leaning voters.
Political Polarization, Media Mind Control, Red and Blue States
A growing divide in the American population is attributed to media-driven "mind control" through television and radio. Citizens increasingly self-identify as strictly Republican or Democrat, leading to a lack of civil discourse and mutual disdain. The "red state" and "blue state" color coding is identified as a specific media meme designed to categorize and split the populace.
