[NakedNews.com] 2020.09.23 [1080p]

Naked News Transcript Summary - September 23, 2020

The show begins with the host welcoming viewers to Hump Day at Naked News. The segment opens with a discussion about the dark web, highlighting a recent law enforcement operation, DisrupTor, which resulted in the arrest of 179 vendors in the U.S. and Europe. The operation seized over$6.5 million in cash and virtual currencies, along with drugs and firearms. Next, the focus shifts to environmental issues in Honduras, where trash has been washing up on Omoa's beaches, attributed to waste from Guatemala's Motagua River.

The tech segment announces Microsoft's acquisition of ZeniMax, parent company of Bethesda Softworks, for$7.5 billion, raising excitement among gamers about upcoming releases. In entertainment news, Whitney discusses Howie Mandel’s unexpected success on TikTok, where the 64-year-old has amassed over 8 million followers by engaging with trends and challenges. Laura returns with headlines, including a USA Today-Ipsos poll indicating that two-thirds of respondents feel cities are under siege by protests, with political affiliation influencing perceptions.

NASA's plans for lunar exploration under the Artemis Plan are detailed, aiming for a human return to the moon by 2024 and a long-term presence by the decade's end, which includes the first woman on the lunar surface. The CDC advises against traditional trick-or-treating for Halloween due to the pandemic, suggesting alternative activities instead. In sports news, Michael Jordan announces the formation of a NASCAR racing team with Denny Hamlin, aiming to promote opportunities for Black individuals in racing. Additionally, a Giannis Antetokounmpo rookie card sells for a record$1.81 million. The NFL is highlighted for fining several teams for mask violations during games. Legal news covers Robert Kraft's recent court ruling allowing him to avoid charges related to a massage parlor incident. The show wraps up with viewer questions and a preview of future segments. Naked News continues to provide unique programming with a focus on infotainment.