Topic: Together

Analysis of Kamala Harris' campaign slogan "We are not going back, forward together" reveals striking similarities to language used by the Communist Party USA. Critics argue that these slogans are not coincidental but reflect an ideological undercurrent within the modern Democratic Party.

Vice President Kamala Harris is featured in a montage where she repeatedly uses the word "together" to describe the administration's approach to global challenges. Pundits mock the speech as sounding like a "book report on a book they quite clearly hadn't read." The segment emphasizes the perceived lack of substance and the heavily scripted nature of her public addresses.

Neoconservative Bill Kristol appeared on "Morning Joe" to promote a new ad campaign from "Defending Democracy Together" advocating for a Mike Pence presidency. The ad highlights Pence's conservative credentials and lack of personal scandals compared to Trump. Kristol admits the strategy is partly intended to annoy Trump and create suspicion between the President and Vice President.

The Block Together app, promoted by activist Shannon Coulter, allows users to en masse block lists of advertisers on Twitter to exert economic pressure. This tool is used by political groups to target companies that support specific content creators or platforms. The effectiveness of these "block lists" is debated, though they represent a significant shift in how users can influence platform monetization.

President Trump signed an executive order intended to end family separations, though critics argue the move is a tactical maneuver to pressure Congress for border wall funding. Activist groups under the "Families Belong Together" banner are proceeding with plans for massive nationwide marches on June 30th. The effectiveness of the executive order in dampening political outrage remains a point of contention.

Christine Kodega is knighted as Sir Crawler, requesting "Jobs Karma" and the "Shut Up Slave" jingle. Thomas Butterick, requesting the title Baron of the Miami Valley, pledges to organize a local listener meetup. The segment includes a request for a "blood-curdling millennial scream" and "house buying karma."

Hillary Clinton promoted her new organization, Onward Together, which supports progressive groups like Indivisible, Swing Left, and Run for Something. These organizations utilize Act Blue for financial processing and focus on recruiting young candidates for the 2018 midterm elections.

Hillary Clinton's new political initiative and her fundraising through ActBlue are discussed. During the Code Con interview, Kara Swisher jokingly defended Clinton against internet rumors claiming she is a "lizard person." The hosts note the irony of the moderator having to clarify that the former Secretary of State is human.

The Beatles' catalog recently became available for streaming on Spotify, with "Come Together," "Let it Be," and "Hey Jude" emerging as the top tracks. The hosts propose a theory that these results are rigged or politically motivated, interpreting the songs as coded messages regarding Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, and Israel.

The hosts discuss Adam Curry's choice to address the Congressman as "Dr. Ron" during their interview, a naming convention Curry frequently applies to medical professionals. John C. Dvorak highlights the cultural contrast between his American perspective and Curry's self-identified "world citizen" status in Europe. They explore the linguistic nuances of professional titles in Germany versus the United States.