Topic: Vovan And Lexus

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde was pranked by Russian duo Vovan and Lexus, admitting that a digital euro would allow for tracking transactions over 300 euros. She expressed a desire to reduce European dependence on "unfriendly" currencies and private payment platforms.

Russian pranksters Vovan and Lexus call Congresswoman Maxine Waters pretending to be Greta Thunberg and her father. Waters expresses support for the fictional "Chunga-Changa Island" and praises "Thud-burg" for her environmental activism. The hosts highlight Waters' failure to realize the call was a hoax despite the pranksters' thick Russian accents and the absurdity of the island's name.

UK Defense Minister Ben Wallace was targeted by Russian pranksters posing as Ukrainian President Zelensky. During the call, the "Zelensky" character expressed a desire to restart Ukraine's nuclear program to protect against Russia. Wallace responded by stating he would need to consult with the Prime Minister but affirmed the UK's support for Ukraine's choices, revealing a lack of immediate pushback against the idea of nuclear proliferation.