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The episode concludes with a musical mix featuring audio from Virginia Governor Ralph Northam's press conference regarding a racist yearbook photo. Northam denies being in the photo while admitting to a separate instance of wearing blackface. The outro also includes a "Hillary Clinton going the distance" parody song and final credits for the production team.
Judge Roy Moore faces allegations of sexual misconduct involving teenagers from four decades ago. His campaign has questioned the authenticity of a signed yearbook presented as evidence, while some Republicans consider supporting a write-in candidate for the Alabama Senate seat.
High School Yearbook Culture, Signature Authenticity
The hosts discuss the American tradition of high school yearbooks and the social protocols of signing them. They express skepticism regarding the Roy Moore yearbook evidence, questioning why a man in his 30s would have signed a student's book in that specific manner.
Big Bear High School Yearbook, Child Pornography Charges
Students at Big Bear High School in California were ordered to return their yearbooks under threat of child pornography charges due to a blurry background photo of a couple engaging in a "sex act." Sheriff's deputies were dispatched to collect the books, which the hosts describe as an overreaction driven by media obsession with sex. They question why school officials aren't being arrested if the image truly constitutes the distribution of child pornography.
