Peter Boyles kicks off his takeover week on the morning show by diving into the chaotic world of media trust. As Jeff and Billy soak up the sun on vacation, Peter is left to ponder why Americans trust the media about as much as they trust a used car salesman. Joined by Blake Olson, the duo questions the rise of the handsome, talking heads like ABC's David Muir – perfect hair, perfect suit, zero trustworthiness. They reminisce about the old-school news legends who actually went to war zones instead of makeup chairs and call out modern "news" platforms like Facebook and TikTok for being more about clicks than facts.

The phone lines light up with listeners venting about their media mistrust and sharing where they get their news – spoiler: it’s mostly from YouTube and podcasts. One caller nails it, saying the media is deader than disco, while another hilariously roasts Rachel Maddow and suggests Michelle Obama might be waiting in the political wings. Amid the laughs and sharp critiques, Peter highlights the absurdity of the media landscape, where even AM radio is begging for government rescue despite constantly railing against government interference. It's a wild, irreverent ride through the news jungle, perfect for anyone who's ever rolled their eyes at a news anchor.