The Loose Crew spends some time discussing their 9/11 experiences, the upcoming election, political corruption, identity politics and their feelings about the future direction of this country. After such a rough year, what's the future outlook of this country?

The song at the beginning of the episode is Don Don by Daddy Yankee, Anuel AA & Kendo Kaponi.

The Loose Crew references a book written by Bjorn Lomborg where he argues that the future consequences of climate change are real but exaggerated. You can view him discussing the book with Michael Shermer here.

There is also a reference to the revolving door between big law firms and financial/banking regulatory agencies, which is described in great detail in this video.

The Loose Crew criticizes the film "Cuties" in this episode, which is found on Netflix. You can hear the director of the film, Maimouna Doucoure, respond to her critics (including the Loose Crew) in this op-ed.

There is reference made to the strange, seemingly lax (in some cases even tolerant) attitude toward pedophilia that some of the french intellectual elite have had since the 1960s. You can read more about that here, here and here.

00:00:00 Intro music
00:00:25 Don Don by Daddy Yankee, Anuel AA & Kendo Kaponi
00:02:18 Shoutouts and introductions
00:06:03 What are we drinking?
00:09:07 Javier speaks about experiencing 9/11 in El Salvador
00:13:10 Cisco's 9/11 experience
00:15:57 Doug's 9/11 experience
00:19:30 Freedom of speech
00:24:00 Post 9/11 and the polarization of America
00:26:40 2020 
00:29:10 Elections and Trump
00:32:03 Believe all women?
00:35:50 Joe Biden and the election
00:37:10 Healthcare
00:39:40 Political corruption
00:43:07 Problems with identity politics
00:51:38 Future of the progressive movement
00:56:33 Back to the election
00:58:35 Climate change, boomers and millennials
01:04:44 Netflix's "Cuties"
01:10:02 Drag Queen Story Hour
01:14:09 Closing