Topic: White House Beer

White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders attempted to explain the U.S. tax system using an analogy about ten reporters drinking beer at a bar. The complex verbal explanation, intended to show how tax cuts benefit different income brackets, was criticized as confusing and an "embarrassment." Critics suggest that a visual aid or whiteboard would have been more effective than the lengthy spoken story.

Donna Brazile announces the formation of a DNC cybersecurity task force led by Rand Beers, a senior advisor to President Obama. The hosts question the potential conflict of interest of a sitting White House advisor performing "double duty" for the Democratic Party's internal security.

The White House released a honey ale beer recipe in response to a "We the People" petition, which the hosts criticize as amateur. The discussion moves to a report from ffbeers.com detailing fluoride parts-per-million levels in various commercial beers, including Pabst Blue Ribbon and Budweiser.

The hosts analyze the recently released White House honey ale recipe. They criticize the use of "malt extract" and "corn sugar," arguing that the recipe is a low-quality "bogus" formula intended to promote the high fructose corn syrup industry under the name "corn sugar."