Topic: Zero Hour

Teen activist Jamie Margolin testifies before Congress about the "looming uncertainty" and nihilism felt by her generation due to climate change. The hosts identify her as a professional activist affiliated with "Zero Hour" and numerous well-funded environmental organizations. They critique her testimony, including her lawsuit against the State of Washington and her claims regarding the constitutional right to property.

Ryanair pilots are protesting "zero-hour contracts" and the high personal costs of training and accommodation. The segment also discusses the reliability of auto-landing technology in commercial aircraft, following a rough landing experience on an Alaska Air flight.

During Prime Minister's Questions, Jeremy Corbyn challenges Theresa May over the use of "zero-hours contracts" at McDonald's, where workers went on strike for better pay. These contracts, which do not guarantee minimum working hours, are common in the UK and the EU. The hosts explain that such contracts are often used by employers to bypass strict European labor laws that make firing employees difficult.