Topic: Names

The panel discusses the presence of prank callers on the show, with Alex Jones mentioning a regular caller named Clayton. A serious caller then questions Jeff Davis about "stealing" his air name, claiming to be a disc jockey in Austin who can no longer use the name Jeff Davis because of the TV show. The hosts dismiss the claim with humor, asserting that Davis is a common name.

A solemn reading lists the names and nationalities of the men, women, and children who died during the April 19th fire at Mount Carmel. The list includes individuals from the United States, England, Israel, Nigeria, Jamaica, and Canada.

The reading of the deceased continues, including infants and families who perished in the 1993 siege. The segment also acknowledges survivors who have passed away since the event, such as James Lauder and Jamie Martin, for whom memorial stones have been placed.

A trivia question based on a study of US dog licenses reveals that "Lady" is the most common name for a dog, followed by "King," "Duke," and "Peppy." The host asks the winner to leave their contact information on the comment line for a chance to win a cash prize at the end of the month.