MIGHT NOT PUT THIS ONE ON MY WATCH LIST TO BE HONEST: HOUR FOUR

A 64-year-old man in Virginia faces serious legal consequences after allegedly taping his wife to a chair in their basement to watch a football game undisturbed. The incident occurred on October 11, when the man reportedly became frustrated with his wife's interruptions during the Ravens-Falcons game. He is charged with felony abduction by force and misdemeanor assault and battery, with a court date set for next month.

In lighter news, discussions around Halloween spending reveal that the National Retail Federation estimates Americans will spend a record $13.5 billion this year, averaging about $115 per person. The conversation touches on the popularity of "trunk or treat" events, where children receive candy from car trunks in parking lots, raising questions about safety and community trust compared to traditional trick-or-treating.

The episode also delves into a controversial documentary about Lindsey Graham, suggesting he may have had secret relationships with men. The hosts express skepticism about the timing and motivations behind the documentary's release, particularly in light of Graham's political history and votes against gay marriage. The discussion highlights the complexities of personal identity in the political arena and the implications of living a closeted life while holding public office.

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There’s a new Lindsey Graham doc out