The FBI execute a search warrant for Diane and Kurt's residence.

Nancy Crozier wants Kurt to cut a deal, as the FBI believes he is the ringleader of the Jan. 6 Capitol attack.

Kurt refuses and is called before a grand jury.

There he learns Diane tipped off the Feds about Dylan Pike, and he is angry about his wife's betrayal.

Kurt then chooses for Julius to represent him.

Liz, David Lee, and the other lawyers are tasked with doing a sensitivity read of a comedienne's set that will be streamed on Del Cooper's streaming service. 

The name partners end up taking out all of the jokes to avoid any bias, stereotypes, cultural inaccuracies, representation issues, and problematic language, striping the set of its humor.

Marissa, Jay, and a mailroom employee then print joke permits, which allow the other lawyers to crack offensive jokes.

Everyone has a good time until HR gets involved.

Wackner inquires about jury trials and comes up with some ways to eliminate jury bias.

Marissa learns David Cord is financing Wackner's courtroom, and David Cord offers to pay for the firm's retainer.

In the elevator lobby, Wackner and David Cord meet Del, and they strike up a conversation.