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Susan Baker and Frank Zappa joke back and forth with one another before Zappa criticizes the presentation of this issue, turning government into show business. Baker pushes back on that comment, saying it's the way America works. Zappa thinks if this really is a serious issue, then get to the core of it. Tipper Gore and Zappa engage in a back and forth argument using a Motley Crue album/album cover, Zappa stating that clearly the album is not meant for children, and Gore arguing that parents care, but they can't be tuned in to everything children are doing. Baker interjects, stating that Zappa has four children, and has been in the music industry, and asks whether he is alarmed by what he sees. Zappa says he is not because his children laugh when they see it. There are albums that clearly not for children. Gore shows Zappa a W.A.S.P. album, noting it's sales success. Zappa again looks at the album cover and says it is not marketed for little Johnny.