Topic: Show Cards

NBC's Today Show promoted the concept of a vaccination vacation, suggesting that fully vaccinated individuals will regain their freedom to travel. While the network claimed a vaccination card is required for entry into Europe, conflicting reports suggest the European Union's green passport may allow for a negative COVID test as an alternative.

The Department of State announced that the 2019 Diversity Visa entry period was temporarily closed due to a technical glitch, invalidating entries submitted between October 3 and October 10. The program, which offers 55,000 permanent resident cards annually, is criticized for its "luck-based" nature. A satirical proposal suggests turning the lottery into a televised game show titled "Win, Lose, or Be Deported."

Hillary Clinton appeared on Stephen Colbert's show, where she discussed binge-watching "House of Cards." The hosts find the reference ironic and "sick" given the show's themes of political murder, linking it back to their discussion of the suspicious deaths of Clinton associates.

While at a Dean & DeLuca cafe in Manhattan, John C. Dvorak was approached by a young female fan who greeted him with the show's catchphrase, "In the morning." Dvorak describes his surprise at being recognized in public and notes that he distributed a No Agenda show card to the listener.