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The hosts mock the traditional 4th of July festivities by joking about flying bald eagles and defeating "King George"—with a satirical grasp at American colonial history, twisted with pop culture references. They poke fun at the idea of America’s dominance, jokingly claiming that the "sequel" is "Empire Strikes Back"—a nod to the Star Wars saga—implying an ongoing cycle of conflict and rebirth. The conversation humorously devolves into a parody of patriotic hubris with references to Muslims, British friends, and "Alu Akbar," blended with absurdist humor about side characters like George Washington and mad kings.