Topic: Water Wars

The hosts review TikTok clips, including a woman arguing that blue states would control fresh water in a civil war and a "profane scold" lecturing about stolen indigenous land. They critique the "monkey scribbles" and "narcissism" arguments presented in the viral videos.

Pieczenik posits that the internet has rendered the traditional nation-state obsolete, creating "cyber nations" based on digital connections. He claims to have predicted cyber terrorism and water wars decades ago. He criticizes the U.S. military for focusing on hardware like aircraft carriers instead of preparing for the quantum era and resource-based conflicts in places like Bhutan and the South China Sea.

The hosts read a list of donors contributing between $50 and $100, including a tribute from Heather Rodriguez for her great-grandparents' internment on what would have been their 69th wedding anniversary. Other notable donors include "Maxine Waters Gravel," which maintains its own Twitter account, and various "Barons" and "Sirs" of the No Agenda Peerage.

A video from Salon Magazine outlines five reasons why Representative Maxine Waters should run for President of the United States. The reasons include her history as an advocate for the poor, her early opposition to the Iraq War, and her popularity among millennials. The segment emphasizes her willingness to directly attack the Trump administration and her identity as a "strong black woman" who will not be intimidated.