Topic: Elvis

Mike Hanson promotes his business, the Wolf Motel in Gonzales, claiming it features the beds once used by Elvis Presley and the outlaw duo Bonnie and Clyde. He describes the motel as a country-themed establishment named after his grandfather.

The panel jokes about worshipping Elvis while Jeff Davis prepares to sing the Hobbit school song, mentioning his boss Ron Rogers' disapproval of his singing. Alex Jones adopts a satirical persona as a Harvard expert in socialism and the intelligentsia. He delivers a mock defense of Harvard's influence over the Union and England's historical rule, prompting mixed reactions from the other guests.

A guest referred to as "Grandma" performs the song "Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age," delivering a message about enjoying life well into one's seventies. Following the song, the panel discusses Jeff Davis's appearance, specifically his dark Elvis-style wig and chest hair, leading to further comedic banter about his fashion choices.

The hosts engage in lighthearted banter regarding a photo of Jeff Davis in an Elvis costume and the use of makeup in radio. The tone shifts as they compare the current state of American apathy to "modern Rome" collapsing. They argue that too many people are sitting back and failing to take action while the country faces significant challenges.