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Guest host Walter Sterling fills in for Roger Stone to deliver a biting critique of modern culture and politics. The monologue centers on three primary themes: the perceived absurdity of the modern Olympics, the shady financial and personal history of Jeffrey Epstein, and the alleged incompetence of New York City’s leadership. Sterling utilizes a sarcastic and populist tone to argue that institutions are declining, specifically mocking the "double luge" as a sport and questioning how Epstein masqueraded as a legitimate financier through real estate manipulation.
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