Dirty 4: Updated on Monday's Shooting Near The White House

The episode of Mojo in the Morning opens with promotional segments for several podcasts, including Superhuman, The Clifford Show, Look Back At It, and Learn the Hard Way, highlighting their themes and availability. The hosts then shift to a segment titled 'Dirty on the 30,' covering breaking news: former Patriots wide receiver Stefan Diggs was acquitted of assaulting his former live-in chef, with inconsistencies in her account and a defense suggesting a financial motive. The discussion transitions to the recent National Mall shooting in Washington, D.C., where 45-year-old Michael Marks, armed with a firearm, opened fire near the White House, injuring a teenager. Law enforcement confirmed his identity and charged him with assaulting a federal officer and discharging a firearm during a crime of violence, with the suspect reportedly shouting 'F the White House' before being subdued. The episode also covers the ongoing fallout from the FBI's involvement in the Nancy Guthrie case, where Director Kash Patel criticized Pima County Sheriff officials for excluding the FBI from the investigation, delaying access to critical evidence like a Ring doorbell and DNA samples, and opting to send evidence to a Florida lab instead of the FBI’s Quantico facility. The hosts express frustration over the lack of cooperation and potential negligence, suggesting possible legal action. The episode closes with a celebratory shout-out to Detroit comedian Ron Taylor, who won Kevin Hart’s Netflix competition 'Funny AF' and will star in a Netflix comedy special.