The show features a debate between Bobbie Dooley and Professor Emory Clayton on the subject of Megyn Kelly and the future of the Republican Party. Toby Beaux, close friend of Jeff Dowdder and another guy with a speech impediment, delivers his interpretation of the coming 2016 election season.

Harvey Weirman tries his hand at a new segment, Sports Flashback, with not much better results than his News Break segment. While Phil interviews Bobbie Dooley about the Jenners, Steve Dooley's Tiki Dance rehearsal somehow sets off a pile of fireworks nearby. Finally, while investigating people with Ashley Madison accounts, Jay Santos and his Citizens Auxiliary Police sub commanders raid a party being thrown by youth minister Dave Castorini!

Margaret finally gets around to singing "29 Palms"...big whoop. Ted Bell features "Keep 'Em Cool and Keep 'Em," a special event at Ted's of Beverly Hills that invites people to bring their elderly friends or family to Ted's to sit them in large tubs of ice. Bob Green of Frazier Foods is willing to give up his support of Donald Trump and support Rand Paul. But there's a quid quo pro. Ed Elcott, Bobbie Dooley, and Jeff Dowder discuss the "death" of Yoda.

Bobbie Dooley believes Laura Croft is real and has died from a drug overdose. Well, her real name is Glenda Cuntington, and she was living with her sister at Western Estates, but it's her. Frank Grey is out hacking up Rancho Park, but is also weighing in on what he calls "the madness of Donald Trump." Bud has a new feature, Cops Highlights, where he describes "the coolest uses of tasers."