Topic: Waukesha

Unsealed court documents reveal that Wisconsin teenager Nikita Kasap allegedly murdered his parents, Tatiana and Donald Mayer, in late February as part of a plot to overthrow the government. Kasap reportedly purchased explosives and a drone with the intent to assassinate the President. The investigation looks into whether federal authorities had the suspect on their radar prior to his arrest following a traffic violation in Kansas.

The episode closes with a "good news" story about a coyote rescued after getting its head stuck in a statue of St. Francis of Assisi in Waukesha County. This is followed by a musical remix featuring clips of President Biden's recent press conference and the Special Counsel report.

The horrific attack on a Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin, is discussed as a disruption to the media's established narrative following the Rittenhouse and Arbery trials. Anna Kasparian of The Young Turks is noted for admitting she was misled by her sources regarding the facts of the Kenosha shootings. The hosts contrast the coverage of the Waukesha suspect with previous cases.

The 12th-anniversary donation segment features major contributions from producers including Sir Pants, Baron Walkman, and Sir Brian Barrow. New titles are granted, such as the Earl of Mead and the Baron of the Valley. The hosts discuss the "value for value" model, the lack of traditional advertising, and the community's role in maintaining the show's independent infrastructure.

Donations from Scott Singer, Sander Auekerk, and Jared Forrester are acknowledged, leading to a discussion on the pronunciation of Waukesha, Wisconsin. Auekerk's note regarding a recent No Agenda meeting in Amsterdam and his travels in Pakistan prompts a discussion on flood relief and regional hospitality. Technical difficulties with the live stream are attributed jokingly to the Stuxnet virus.