Topic: Roswell

The documentary Unacknowledged claims Marilyn Monroe was murdered because she threatened to reveal national security secrets regarding UFOs and secret air bases. Wiretap records allegedly show Monroe was upset with the Kennedy brothers and planned to hold a press conference. Reporter Dorothy Kilgallen, who was investigating these links and the JFK assassination, also died under mysterious circumstances.

An unconfirmed story alleges that President Richard Nixon personally drove comedian Jackie Gleason to a Florida Air Force base to view dead alien bodies. Gleason was reportedly a UFO enthusiast, and Nixon allegedly showed him a warehouse containing a repository of extraterrestrial remains preserved in liquid. Gleason remained shaken by the experience, though he questioned if it could have been an elaborate prank.

A former CIA operative claims that President Eisenhower once threatened to invade Area 51 with the First Army because base commanders refused to disclose classified information. The whistleblower describes seeing the crashed Roswell craft and mentions a simple mathematical code for "recursing gravity" written on a 3x5 index card.

A satirical theory links the 1947 Roswell UFO crash to the births of several prominent American politicians in 1948, including Al Gore, Hillary Clinton, and Joe Biden. The segment jokingly suggests these figures are the result of alien breeding programs involving local livestock.

The episode concludes with a "Tip of the Day" recommending Philip J. Corso's book, *The Day After Roswell*, as a superior alternative to recent "disclosure" documentaries on streaming platforms. The hosts sign off for the first time in 2026, followed by an end-of-show mix that deconstructs recent themes of AI, economic anxiety, and media manipulation.

The final donation segment acknowledges contributors from Roswell, Miami, and other locations. The hosts announce the upcoming 17th anniversary of the No Agenda show in October. They reiterate the "Value for Value" philosophy, thanking listeners for their continued support through the "slower periods" of the production cycle.

A second round of donor acknowledgments includes producers from Maryland, Australia, New Mexico, and Canada. The hosts thank the community for their "treasure" contributions, which allow the show to remain independent and ad-free.

Sumit Khanna is knighted as "Sir Battle Penguin" for his cumulative donations to the show. The hosts also discuss souvenirs from Roswell, New Mexico, and a glass flute sent by a listener from Texas Hot Glass. A humorous debate ensues regarding whether the glass object is a musical instrument or a "crack pipe."

A long list of donors from Roswell, Australia, Canada, and across the US is read. Several donors contribute specific amounts like $80.08 or $60.06 to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month ("Save the Twins"). The hosts thank the "Sustaining" donors for providing the financial bedrock of the program.

A producer known as Dame Atomic Ginger sent a care package from Roswell, New Mexico, describing the town's unique mix of military history and alien-themed tourism. She noted that the New Mexico Military Institute, which was featured in the film "The Men Who Stare at Goats," remains a primary economic driver for the community.

The hosts read a list of individual donors who contributed to the show's production, including James Crane and Sir Kevin McLaughlin. They acknowledge various birthdays and "de-douching" requests from the listener community. The segment emphasizes the importance of direct listener support in maintaining the show's independent format.

Ann Gordon Bennett was granted the title "Dame Trail Chicken" after years of supporting the show. Other donors from Prague, Oklahoma, and Roswell, New Mexico, were recognized for their contributions. The segment includes "dedouching" for various listeners and a discussion of the "value-for-value" model's success over 15 years.

The show acknowledges various donors, including Francisco Barbosa, who discovered the podcast through Glenn Beck. Sir Spud the Mighty is elevated to the rank of Baron of the Villa Straylight. Other notable contributions come from Kevin McLaughlin and Christopher Hubbard, supporting the show's value-for-value model.

A listener named Jason Shockley, claiming to be the grandson of William Shockley, shares family lore regarding the invention of the transistor. The discussion revisits a story from entrepreneur George Morrow, who claimed there was a "buzz" at Shockley Labs that the transistor was derived from alien technology recovered at Roswell. The segment notes that Shockley never produced another major invention after the transistor and was later marginalized for controversial racial theories.

The hosts read through a list of producers and donors from various locations, including Roswell, New Mexico, and international contributors from Switzerland and the Czech Republic. The segment includes birthday shoutouts and "de-douching" ceremonies for new supporters.

Donald Trump Jr. interviewed the President for the Triggered podcast, asking lighthearted questions for Father's Day. The President joked about Ivanka being his favorite child and teased potential declassification of information regarding Roswell and aliens. Trump noted that millions of people are interested in the secrets of the New Mexico site.

Todd Moore, a former CIA employee, shares a story about encountering a mysterious office in the basement of CIA headquarters containing boxes labeled "JFK," "Iran Contra," and "Roswell." Moore, who is being knighted, also promotes his non-monetized podcast app, Playapod, which features No Agenda.

A clip from the television show *Roswell, New Mexico* is analyzed for "social justice narratives" allegedly pushed by the Norman Lear Foundation. The scene depicts an ICE checkpoint and characters discussing moving to a "sanctuary city," which the hosts identify as blatant propaganda. They suggest that Hollywood writers are actively instructed to insert specific political themes into mainstream entertainment.

A clip of Barack Obama joking about Roswell and government secrets is presented for potential use as an "In Search Of" (ISO) soundbite. The hosts compare it to a clip of Omarosa Manigault Newman asking, "Girl, did you read my book?" They decide to use a "double ender" combination of both clips to close the episode.

The hosts discuss the "Day After Roswell" author Philip Corso and an interview with his son regarding the Space Force. The interview makes a controversial claim linking missing-in-action soldiers in North Korea to alien visitations and UFOs. The hosts find the connection baffling but note the increased media focus on "Space Wars" since Trump announced the new military branch.