Don Lemon returns with a new show on a streaming platform as they discuss the SEC approving Bitcoin ETFs, the final GOP debate, and Business Insider's clash with Axel Springer over plagiarism articles on Neri Oxman, wife of Bill Ackman.

Elon Musk's alleged drug use, including ketamine, is discussed along with the consequences for his government contracts. They explore the effects and accessibility of ketamine as an anesthetic and recreational drug. The hosts emphasize the need for a nuanced conversation on drug use, critique the resignation of Harvard President Claudine Gay amidst plagiarism accusations, and discuss hiring a new dean. They also touch on the idea of allowing a convicted insurrectionist to return to the White House.

The hosts discuss the challenges of attracting tech talent to government roles and the importance of national service. They also touch on the concept of 'girl math' and impulsive purchases, as well as the issues surrounding copyright and licensing for AI-generated content. The podcast ends with discussions on social media, health concerns, and gratitude towards listeners.

On this podcast, Kara and Scott discuss the highlights of the year, including AI, labor strikes, economic impact of girl power, and Elon. They delve into AI language models, reflect on Microsoft's board structure and the need for diversity, and discuss the Hollywood writers' strike agreement. They review a successful movie, talk about Taylor Swift and dick jokes, critique controversial behaviors, and share some insults and banter highlights.

Relationship expert and psychotherapist Esther Perel joins Kara and Scott on a podcast episode as they discuss the changing dynamics of dating, setting people up, the lab leak theory, creating political satire through art and drag, the crisis of loneliness, and building strong relationships.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, comedian Mike Birbiglia, AI expert Fei-Fei Li, and others join hosts Kara and Scott to share their 2024 predictions on politics, stocks, China, Google, and more. Topics include potential lawsuits for unauthorized AI data, using the legal system to address AI issues, pollution in text messages and email, Saudi Arabia-Israel relations, US-China tax cut, AI-driven disinformation, and the importance of relationships.

Kara and Scott discuss Tesla recalling 2 million vehicles, Netflix revealing viewership statistics, and a couple of terrifying liquids. Nearly 200 countries have approved a global pact transitioning away from fossil fuels at COP28. Epic Games beats Google in court for antitrust violation. Naomi Alderman, author of 'The Future,' joins to discuss climate change, tech billionaires, and the case against Google and Epic Games.

Kara and Scott discuss Tucker Carlson's new streaming service, Elon letting Alex Jones back on X, and the criticism of Google's Gemini demo video. UPenn's president resigns after Congressional testimony. EU's landmark AI Act. Dan Pfeiffer shares election poll numbers and advice for Biden and the Democrats.

Guest Lou Paskalis joins the hosts to discuss Taylor Swift being named Time's Person of the Year and the influence of her music. They critique the testimony of university presidents regarding anti-Semitism. The chapter also covers AI news, including Meta and IBM forming an 'AI Alliance' and Elon Musk's AI startup raising funds. Paskalis talks about Linda Yaccarino's decision to stay at X and the challenges in achieving quality engagement in advertising.

Guest Sixto Cancel, CEO of Think of Us, discusses his mission to revolutionize the child welfare system. Kara and Scott also cover the Dow's record highs, George Santos leaving Congress, and Google's evidence suppression. They touch on real estate advantages, foster care reform, international issues, and the importance of experiences and masculinity.