- Jericho said that wrestlers put smiles on the faces of millions each week. He said that it's like blaming pro-football players during the OJ Simpson situation.

- Scott Ballard, Fatette County District Attorney, came on and said that it still looks like a double murder-suicide and that they are now waiting for the toxicology report. Ballard said that it will probably always remain a perplexing case, saying how can anyone ever explain how someone can kill a 7 year old boy. Ballard said that all indications showed that Daniel idolized his dad. Ballard said the toxicology report won't give us a final word on what happened and that the report may not be out for a few more weeks or longer.

- Cena again said that we'll never really know what happened.

- Jericho compared the situation to the Andrea Yates murders, saying that Benoit must have had serious mental issues to do this, but we'll never know.

- Dibiase said that the Benoit they all knew would never have done this in his RIGHT mind, so something must have gone wrong mentally.

- A clip showing various Benoit highlights was shown.

- WWE attorney Jerry McDevitt joined the show. McDevitt said that the wrestlers have indicated what kind of person Benoit was and what kind of organization WWE is. He called what WWE is doing "remarkable," mentioning WWE's drug testing.

- An emailer asked when wrestlers will get a union.

- Cena said that wrestlers know what they are getting into and nobody is forced into it. Cena said that he loves wrestling.

- Blackman said the pay in wrestling is what you make of it.

- Jericho said Benoit must have made between $500,000 to $1,000,000 a year and when he was champion, he must have been making seven figures for sure.

- A caller asked if WWE should consider psychiatric evaluations of wrestlers.

- Dibiase said that wrestlers know what they are getting into, comparing it to joining the army. He said he knew the hardships of wrestling. He said that maybe in certain situations they should do psychiatric evaluations.

- An emailer asked if the wrestlers would want their kids getting into wrestling.

- Jericho said that if his son's dream was to be a wrestler, he would.

- Dibiase said his son is already in the business and that the industry has changed so much. Dibiase said that twenty years ago, wrestlers lived a rock star lifestyle but now it's all much more under control.