Topic: The Conspirator

The host introduces a holiday promotion featuring T-shirts from conspirates.net and gift subscriptions for THC Plus. References are made to past guests and figures including Jim Mars, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich. The segment transitions from promotional banter into the show's thematic introduction regarding hidden history and the puppet masters of the planet.

The host introduces a holiday-themed segment featuring audio clips from past guests including Jim Marrs, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich. Promotions are highlighted for the Conspirates.net clothing brand and THC Plus subscriptions as alternative gift options. The segment uses a humorous, satirical tone to address the corporate nature of the Christmas season.

The episode concludes with the show's theme song followed by a repeat of the holiday promotional message. The host encourages listeners to support the show by purchasing apparel from conspirates.net or gifting THC Plus subscriptions. Audio clips from various guests are played once more to close out the holiday-themed broadcast.

Paul Serup critiques the 2011 Robert Redford film The Conspirator, arguing it attempts to rehabilitate the image of Mary Surratt despite historical evidence of her guilt. He notes that the film's financier was Jesuit-trained, suggesting a bias in the production. Serup also mentions Dr. Samuel Mudd and John Surratt's flight to Canada and the Vatican as further evidence of Church involvement in sheltering the conspirators.