Topic: Bathrooms

The hosts discuss how monkeypox acts as a form of psychological warfare because its symptoms are highly visible and stigmatized. They compare the fear of "looking like shit on Zoom" to the historical fear of AIDS. The segment also touches on other emerging health threats like "tomato flu" in India and how these narratives drive self-imposed lockdowns and behavioral changes.

The discussion concludes with Obama's late-term focus on transgender bathroom policies, which the hosts claim alienated many black voters. A report on Obama's childhood nanny in Indonesia, a transgender woman named Evie, is presented as potential context for his policy priorities. The show closes with the song "Smiling Faces Sometimes."