Topic: Scott Denny

Former Speaker of the House Dennis Hastert reported to prison in Minnesota to serve a 15-month sentence for banking violations related to hush money payments. CBS anchor Scott Pelley is criticized for reporting the sentencing with "amusing punchlines" and jokes about Hastert's inmate number. The hosts conclude the segment by warning listeners that constant exposure to such media can cause physical illness.

The show acknowledges high-tier donors, naming Paul Couture and John Little as Executive Producers for their significant financial contributions. Other donors, including C Chase McCarthy and Scott Denny, are recognized for their support, with the hosts explaining the "Order of the Mint" and the path to knighthood through donations.

Donations from New Zealand and Australia are acknowledged before the hosts perform a formal knighthood ceremony for Scott Denny. Denny is dubbed a "Knight in the Order of the Mint" for his purchase of a challenge coin, granting him a seat at the "No Agenda Roundtable."