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	Sacks of Nine.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Thursday, October 13, 2016.
	This is your award-winning Gitmo Nation media assassination, episode 816.
	This is no agenda.
	Popping P-words faster than you can say, Podesta!
	And broadcasting live from the capital of the Drone Star State here in Austin Tejas, FEMA reach at 6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where Confucius say, man who lose key to girlfriend's apartment get no new key.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill in the morning.
	Ah, yeah, they're getting better, John.
	They're growing on me, I guess.
	No, that's because he's, again, professionally written by Martin Higgins.
	Oh, okay.
	I was going to say.
	That's cool that he does that.
	I like that.
	He's gone on a roll.
	He's given me some material that's just dynamite.
	So now we have writers on the show.
	We have writers.
	It's almost like Hillary Clinton has writers.
	I mean, it's great.
	Yeah.
	I've had a bad couple of days.
	Uh-oh.
	Yeah, can you hear it?
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	It's the mold.
	No, it's not the mold.
	And I was really excited about being in New York because I'm like, oh, finally be out of the mold and we'll just be okay.
	I think I picked something up from those radio summit fuckers.
	Excuse me.
	From those radio summit people.
	You know, you're shaking hands with everybody early in the morning.
	Yeah, and then you're wiping your eyes, and next thing you know, you're sick.
	I've been in bed for the last...
	You've been in bed over this?
	48 hours, yeah.
	Oh, wow.
	Tina actually had to come here last night to cook for me.
	I was incapacitated.
	I can't breathe.
	And then the worst part is that cough that I had, or that I still have.
	Yeah.
	So you cough, you cough, and it's like you're trying to just bring up all this whatever the goop is.
	And it triggered my motorcycle accident in my back.
	So then all of a sudden my back went out.
	I'm a complete mess.
	Wow.
	Jeez.
	Yeah, well, that's all right.
	Show must go on, and I'm just going to power through it, John.
	Yeah, I think that's what you should do is power through.
	You see, you sound fine except for the coughing, but you have a cough button.
	I think you can probably eliminate most of those.
	I do, I do.
	Yeah, I apologize for the lie.
	I gotta get a travel cough button now.
	And the whole, I got the thing for my Tourette's with my sniffing, and the minute I installed it, the Tourette's sniffing went away.
	So I think I don't need to bring it everywhere, but with this cough, yeah, it's pretty bad.
	We'll talk about sniffing, we might as well discuss the debate.
	Yeah, no, it's very odd.
	It feels a bit odd to be discussing it all now, after the debate was Sunday, of course.
	There wasn't much to discuss.
	Another one coming up on Wednesday, by the way.
	Well, I think we can just briefly say Trump performed very well.
	Well, I'm not convinced of that.
	What do you mean?
	From an entertainment value?
	Are you insane?
	I'm not talking about politics.
	Who cares about politics?
	I still think, and I wish somebody from his campaign would listen to this, he should have that sniffling at the beginning and then blow his nose right in the middle of one of Hillary's commentaries and then say, excuse me, I'm stuffed up.
	Sorry.
	What?
	I like it.
	I like it.
	From an entertainment value, I thought it was beautiful and I laughed my ass off.
	Oh, come on.
	It was...
	All right.
	After he said, you know, she should be locked up, he was downhill from there.
	Well, it was really interesting.
	Because that is...
	The way it has been played is, you know, we can't have...
	This is a dictator who threatens to lock up his opponent to throw her in jail.
	But they really are kind of pulling two things together where he said, hey, I'm going to have a special prosecutor investigate you.
	And then the offhanded, which I thought was just the line of the night.
	Thank God you're not in charge of law and order.
	Yeah, because you'd be in jail.
	Yeah, that was a good line.
	It was the one good line.
	I liked it.
	I liked it a lot.
	Alright, so where do you want to go?
	I have tons of...
	For me, always the most interesting is the analysis and the nut jobs.
	You know, I was putting the clips together.
	I'm like, I could be executive producing TalkSoup.
	You know?
	TalkSoup isn't even a show anymore.
	I'm just saying.
	The idea that you're just pulling together clips from insane reality shows, except they're not.
	It's news.
	Yeah.
	It's a good...
	You could.
	I didn't get any clips from the debate.
	I didn't think anything was really clippable.
	It was long-winded.
	It was mostly visual stuff that was kind of funny.
	She always had this smirk on her face.
	I've noticed this with other people that come on representing the campaign.
	Always women.
	And they always have this very smirk-like smile as though you're full of shit, whatever you're saying.
	And I think it's very effective.
	It's a smirk of, oh God, you know.
	This is what the smirk is saying.
	The smirk's going, oh God, this guy's an idiot.
	I just had to power through it.
	We've all gotten the look.
	And it's all over the place.
	If you watch Fox and they bring these Clinton people on, they all have the same, this exact same smile.
	It's very hive-like.
	I mean, it's like we've noticed the cadence of people that are in the Obama administration, the women, they all have the same cadence of the way they speak.
	And this is, you know, it's just the hive.
	It's very interesting to observe.
	There's no real individuals.
	Right.
	It's almost like ants.
	Well, if you'd like to do that, I can play a couple of them.
	Just some things that just completely got out of control.
	Let me see.
	Because, of course, instead of talking about anything that might be actually important for the future of our country, we're only talking about what guys do to the girls.
	We're talking about assault, about rape, about rape culture, about inappropriate touching.
	And, you know, he did this, he did that.
	It just goes back and forth.
	And again, it is so brilliant to accuse your opponent that of which you are yourself guilty of.
	It is such an effective strategy.
	And the Clintons have been putting this, have been doing this consistently and it really, really works.
	I think so.
	You have Trump bringing in the four accusers of rape against Bill Clinton.
	Three accusers of rape and that poor girl who was raped.
	And the raper got off thanks to Hillary.
	So I think this might be a pretty good representation of what you're talking about.
	This is, it's actually, it's really only two women.
	Kayleigh McEnany, she's the blonde pro-Trump girl who's always on CNN. I'm really starting to like her.
	She used to look like a deer in the headlights, and now she's strengthening up a bit.
	And then on the other side of the table on the panel is Angela Rye.
	She's a Clinton surrogate.
	But she formerly worked for the, I think she was a special assistant to the Black Caucus in Congress.
	And just to give you an idea just how heated this gets and just kind of insane.
	I never want to get to a point where someone's words about harmful and offensive touching and groping are okay.
	They're not okay.
	And one of the things that I wanted to do was read quickly just what the definition of a sexual assault is because he denied any type of sexual assault when Anderson asked him about it at the debate last night.
	Sexual assault is any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient.
	Falling under the definition of sexual assault are sexual activities as forced sexual intercourse, forcible sodomy, child molestation, incest, fondling, and attempted rape.
	I like that she did that because we did the exact same thing, and we said, well, okay, if you actually do that, then that is assault.
	It didn't take place here, so I like that she read that, and then, of course, her conclusion is different.
	And fondling is clear.
	If you're grabbing people, I'm not going to say it, if you're grabbing people in their private areas...
	That is fondling.
	That is sexual assault.
	He's done none of those things, Angela.
	He has.
	If you listen to the victim, or if you talk about listening to the victims, push victims.
	Clinton's victims?
	Clinton's victims.
	No, no, no.
	I'm sorry.
	Bill Clinton's not running for office.
	The selective outrage that Bill...
	This is also one of the points.
	Bill Clinton's not running for president.
	You've got to pay attention to these things that keep cropping up.
	The left is okay with Hillary Clinton, who put private investigators on people who had viable sexual assault claims.
	It's selective outrage.
	And you know what?
	People see through it because that same NBC poll that was taken before the debate, before the apology, that's what it shows.
	60% do not think that this video is disqualifying or have no opinion of it.
	That's 60% of Americans.
	He apologized and most Americans believe in forgiveness.
	No, most Americans don't believe that it was...
	Actually, five times.
	So just really quickly.
	I know that you all have a road that you have to stay on, but it's also not on it.
	We don't have to stay on it.
	Well, you're staying on it.
	I'm sorry.
	The fact of the matter is, Bill Clinton is not running for president of the United States.
	But I'm not going to.
	I'm not going to let you all continue to say that she allowed him.
	No, she didn't.
	How did she facilitate?
	No, no, no, no.
	Because it's not rape culture.
	You're blaming someone who succumbed to someone committing adultery on her.
	She was accused of facilitating it last night.
	And she was definitely silent.
	And you're wrong!
	She did not deny it?
	But you know why?
	Because it's effing ridiculous, dude!
	It's so ridiculous!
	I love that.
	It's effing ridiculous, dude!
	She said effing or epic?
	No, she said effing.
	Effing ridiculous, dude!
	Here's a hen house.
	Well, I'm not done.
	Here's what happens.
	They're turning.
	A couple of points are, this is the Clinton defense.
	I find this very interesting.
	Because it's really off-putting all of it in general.
	These were adulterers, you see.
	They were not rape victims.
	They've changed this now into, well, that was just women that Bill might have had sex with.
	But they're actually saying something different.
	And it blew my mind.
	Remember, I was sick in bed for two days.
	So what did I watch?
	I don't even have to tell you.
	You know what I was watching.
	You know I was watching The View.
	It's the best thing when you're sick.
	It really helps get all the fluids out.
	And this was really unconscionable knowing that these were women who accused Bill Clinton of rape.
	I think one of them actually got a payoff to drop her lawsuit.
	But listen how Whoopi and the women from The View handled this.
	It was the most misogynistic segment I've ever heard.
	Welcome back.
	Right before the debate, Donald Trump held a press conference with several women who accused Bill Clinton of inappropriate sexual behavior with them and then invited them to sit in the audience in the town hall.
	That is really the worst.
	May I just point this out?
	Several of those women slept with him knowing he was a married man.
	Okay?
	Conveniently forgetting that they are accusing him of rape, and right off the bat, they slept with him knowing he was a married man.
	Okay?
	Wow.
	That's a great switcheroo.
	Oh, but it gets better.
	Okay?
	With Bill Clinton.
	With Bill Clinton.
	Yeah.
	So...
	Joy Behart actually is confused by Whoopi's track, if you listen to it.
	She says, by Bill Clinton.
	Because, you know, of course, she's like, wait a minute, what's this about?
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	With Bill Clinton.
	So, again, she is the victim here.
	She's the victim here.
	And they were saying that she attacked some of those women.
	They're lucky...
	I mean, I don't know about y'all, but if someone slept with your man or your man or your man or your man, I do believe it would not be as polite.
	It wouldn't be polite.
	It wouldn't be polite.
	We would not be cute and like, oh, we're so sorry.
	Nah, bitch!
	It's not.
	She's calling alleged rape victims bitch now.
	This is great.
	No!
	No!
	Let's start with the fact that she was the victim in this.
	She was the person to whom dirty was done.
	Wow, can you believe this, John?
	Not really, but it's expected.
	Yeah, this is very misogynistic.
	And Donald redid the dirty by reintroducing to the victim...
	He reintroduced it and redid it.
	As you were just saying in the break, she wouldn't bring all the dirt up because she was being nice about the fact that her daughter is in the audience and his daughters are in the audience and his ex-wives are watching.
	Only a man like that would think that that was the way to go.
	But some people think now that his performance was very good.
	That's why when he brought up these allegations, I wonder if she missed the opportunity to address it in a way that the public would understand that that's just not how you behave.
	I would like to apologize to those Tramps that have slept with my husband.
	Maybe she could have said that.
	It's unbelievable.
	So the rape victims are now tramps.
	Now the...
	I was hoping, although I don't know why they couldn't arrange this.
	It seems like another good idea, like the blowing the nose thing.
	I don't know where the dirty tricksters guys are, but they're not doing a very good job on the Trump side.
	They're doing a great job on the Clinton side.
	that one of the girls, one of the women that was raped by Bill, would stand up and scream something right in the middle of something Hillary had to say.
	Oh, yeah.
	In the audience.
	That would have been dynamite.
	It would have been picked up, covered, and there would have been news for the next two or three days.
	They did nothing.
	They just sat there silently.
	You really think it would have been news?
	I don't think so.
	Oh, yeah.
	What are you talking about?
	What are you talking about?
	There's no way.
	No, I really do.
	I think they would have had some news.
	Now, the thing that...
	I think another good thing that Hillary's done is that they brought a bunch of random grope victims.
	Oh, yeah.
	In the New York Times, no less.
	I have...
	I have two clips on this.
	The grope victim, one of them is just like, she doesn't look like the type that Donald Trump would try to grope at all.
	And it really seems to me, if you listen to her story, it's a bullcrap story to an extreme.
	And I want to play this clip and then talk about it.
	This is the groper number one.
	Several women come forward claiming they are victims of his sexual advances.
	First, Jessica Leeds comes forward tonight who says she was on a flight more than 30 years ago with Trump, wound up sitting next to the young businessman in first class of a commercial air flight.
	It wasn't until they cleared the meal that somehow or another The armrest in the seat disappeared, and it was a real shock when all of a sudden his hands were all over me.
	He was like an octopus.
	It was like he had six arms.
	He was all over the place.
	If he had stuck with the upper part of the body, I might not have gotten...
	I might not have gotten that upset.
	He started putting his hand up my skirt.
	And that was it.
	I want to say something before you comment on this.
	This has happened to my daughter on an international flight.
	And it does happen.
	These things happen.
	They happen on airplanes.
	And it's scary.
	And oftentimes women freeze.
	So I do not want to downplay the fact that this actually does happen.
	But she didn't say to me, you know, Dad, if only he had just only kept to the upper part of my body, I would have been fine with it.
	What's up with that crap?
	Yeah, that was peculiar.
	But there's a couple peculiarities in this.
	First of all, it's in first class.
	There's no armrest to pull up in first class.
	I was going to bring that up.
	Exactly.
	And 30 years ago, when first class was first class?
	No.
	Those seats were big and there was no armrest to pull up like you do out in the cattle call coach in the back.
	No, none.
	That was not possible.
	30 years ago, first class was really first class.
	And you'd have to be groping somebody.
	You have to be damn near out of your chair because there's a big distance between the two of you.
	It's not like you're up against somebody.
	You'd have to reach over.
	The stewardesses wouldn't put up with it.
	Maybe they wouldn't have back in steerage when somebody's groping somebody.
	Nobody wants to even go back there.
	I'm sorry.
	I was just reminiscing 30 years ago when we actually had the money to fly first class.
	Ah, good times.
	Yeah, those days are over.
	Goodbye.
	But if you fly first class, now it's a gyp.
	So what difference is it?
	They won't even feed you half the time.
	So this story is bull crap because of the armrest part of it, the first class.
	If she said anything about the first class, even business class on TWA during that era, those seats were monsters.
	They were first class in almost any other year.
	You had a business class.
	Yeah, and you had a business class that was real.
	Yeah.
	So no, this is nonsense.
	This woman, you know, the guy's not groping her like an octopus.
	Yeah, which I think putting on the Scott Adams persuasion filter is, that word's put in there intentionally.
	Octopus.
	Yeah.
	Seems like an intentional thing to say.
	Anyway, and she was not, I don't know, she just seemed very, very sketchy.
	Now there's a second one, which is not as important.
	There was a third one that I thought was the most interesting, which was some girl, never saying she was groped or anything, but she said that Trump, Miss Teen USA, when he was going or floating around, he'd float into the locker room and look around and To see if everything was okay, according to him.
	And according to her, he was ogling the girls.
	And it was creepy.
	Because he's an old guy, ogling.
	And let me say something about that, because I have a little bit of standing.
	Back when I traveled in the circles of high fashion and cosmetics with my first wife, I went to many, many fashion shows.
	Many of them.
	And if you're backstage at a fashion show, this is like this all the time.
	And there's dudes walking around, you know, and the models are changing, they're naked, they're half naked, but guess what?
	They really don't care.
	They presume if you're back there, then you're okay to be back there.
	They're busy.
	They're busy.
	They don't care.
	They just don't.
	We've talked about it on the show where I'm like, oh, dude, I was backstage.
	I talk just like Trump, in fact, if you recall.
	Like, hey, man, I was backstage.
	It was really cool.
	But they really...
	I don't know what Trump was talking about in that era.
	I mean, it was just...
	The girl was...
	I thought she was just lame with her...
	You know, he saw my tits.
	No big deal.
	Yeah.
	Another woman, Rachel Crooks, also speaking out to the New York Times, saying upon meeting Donald Trump in his building, she was just 22 years old.
	He, quote, kissed me directly on the mouth.
	She was a secretary at the time.
	Those accusations echoing the claim made by the former Miss Utah, Temple Taggart, who earlier this year recalled being kissed by Trump without consent, saying, quote, he kissed me directly on the lips.
	I thought, oh, my God, gross.
	We're also learning, just as we come to air, that a Florida woman has now come forward, claiming to have been groped by Mr.
	Trump 13 years ago.
	She claims that he grabbed her backside against her consent.
	Joining me now, Chris Steyerwalt and Dana Perino, co-host of Perino and Steyerwalt.
	I have standing in another area, which I'd like to mention, because this is something you will not hear discussed anywhere on any other program, alternative or not.
	When you are famous, when you have an aura of fame, which does not necessarily have to come with money, and I have been, certainly in the 80s, at a point, I think I was just as recognizable as Donald Trump all across America.
	And I have...
	The hair!
	The hair, yes.
	Thank you for pointing it out.
	And the opportunities that I had, and the ones that I didn't even realize, it really is insane.
	Women, and sometimes some men, I'll be honest, they will proposition, they will make themselves completely available to do whatever you want to do to them.
	It is a part of odd human behavior.
	So what Trump was saying is true.
	He's a douchebag.
	Yeah, he's definitely a douchebag.
	Now, since you brought this up, I'll bring up another thing.
	So I was on a board for a small company that had this guy from, he was with Gray Advertising and some other big operation.
	The guy was one of the best looking guys I've ever met.
	Just a good looking guy.
	And he ended up in, it was like, I don't know if it was Penthouse or one of these women's magazines where they had this special issue of Bachelor of the Month.
	And so he was like highlighted in this thing as Bachelor of the Month.
	Very photogenic, fantastic looking guy.
	And the idea was I guess he was going to pick a date or something because these women would send him notes and whatever.
	He comes in to one of the board meetings with two boxes, huge boxes of letters sent by women propositioning him.
	This is the locker room stuff because this is what guys will do.
	Women do the same thing but they do it differently.
	He brings the boxes and he was aghast and actually somewhat frightened because he tended to already attract two psychos that end up trying to kill him.
	But He brings these boxes out, and he lets it, you guys got to check this out.
	So we go through, we go through as much as we can when you look at it.
	It's these outrageous letters, dirty, with photos.
	So many naked photos of these women sending them to him.
	You know, say, look at me, and here's my note.
	It was unbelievable.
	It was unbelievable.
	I mean, I was just like, I didn't know that this...
	At this level was even taking place.
	But John, when I was on MTV, we didn't have email in those days.
	Well, I did, but MTV didn't.
	This was all regular mail, too.
	This was all subsequent.
	I had sacks of mail in my dressing room.
	I'm talking seven, eight bags of mail.
	All the time.
	I mean, big mailbags.
	And the audio engineer was a good friend of mine.
	I do audio because it's so easy but also boring.
	And I had a dressing room with a bathroom.
	So I said, I really got to take a dump.
	And then we just read letters.
	And the amount of naked pictures and propositions and food.
	Which, let me tell you something.
	If someone sends you a cake, don't eat it.
	Never want to eat the cake or the brownies or whatever.
	But it is true.
	It is just a fact of life.
	But it also happens, I thought this was pretty funny, Kellyanne Conway, who of course used to be a CNN analyst or one of the panelists, she is now the campaign manager, and she was talking about what happened to her in Congress.
	Hold on, hold on.
	Let me just explain to you, somebody who works for him and knows him well and has been alone with him many times.
	He is very gracious.
	He's a gentleman.
	I've never experienced that conduct.
	I would talk to some of the members of Congress out there when I was younger and prettier, them rubbing up against girls, sticking their tongues down women's throats who, uninvited, who didn't like it.
	Yeah, you're saying, yeah, because you know it's true.
	No, I'm hearing you.
	I've heard those accounts, of course.
	And some of them, by the way, are on the list of people who won't support Donald Trump because they all ride around on their high horse.
	What is going on in Congress?
	Let's name some names.
	Yeah, really?
	Well, it's some of the dissenters, obviously.
	I like that.
	Well, you know, when she was, I'd say 20 years ago, she was really a knockout-looking blonde.
	And that's what she says.
	She's prettier.
	I find...
	Here's an interesting clip.
	This was...
	Well, before you do that, I'd just like to play a quick 40-second clip.
	This is a guy from Citizens for Trump.
	So, of course, he's incredibly pro-Trump.
	He's just going to explain briefly what happened as this was obviously a coup.
	Or this is what we now are led to believe, certainly based upon the Republican candidate's reaction, by the upper echelon of the elites in the Republican Party.
	So just a little background on this tape, it's coming out, and the timing of it all.
	They were basically going around telling people this, that Donald Trump is going to drop out of the race.
	And that if you want to unendorse Trump, you better do it now so that when he drops out, you won't look like you ever stopped endorsing him and the Democrats can't hit you.
	You follow me?
	So all these people thought that Trump was going to drop out of the race, all these elected officials.
	So before the hand, they, you know, trying to look like they had the inside scoop, they all started unendorsing him.
	And then they were told, well, here's how it's going to work.
	Trump's going to drop out of the race.
	Pence will move up to the top of the ticket.
	Now, Pence was not involved in any of this.
	Pence would move up to the top of the ticket, and then they knew that Hillary was going to win, quote unquote, new, and that the plan was Ryan Rubio 2020.
	I think that was actually a pretty good strategy.
	Well, except that nobody would vote for Ryan or Rubio.
	No.
	That's kind of the drawback.
	But the idea they have...
	Ryan looks more like a douchebag and a weasel than anything.
	But it shows that they've really given up.
	And they're probably right.
	It's like, give this crap four years to the Democrats...
	Because it's going to be a crap four years.
	We know.
	Just the economy, everything.
	War.
	To war.
	War.
	But then these a-holes like, yeah, it'll be Marco!
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I want to just give the country to close the Republican Party if you're going to go that way.
	Okay, so this guy Lionel, who's on RT all the time.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And we've clipped him before.
	I think he's a goldmine.
	He is very funny.
	You know, he is a lawyer.
	And so he brings his legal stuff in every so often.
	And he does it in a very entertaining way.
	He used to be with WPIX or one of those stations, WABC, something in New York.
	And he wears a bow tie, doesn't he?
	One of these funny guys.
	I think he wears a bow tie, maybe.
	Yeah, he probably does.
	And he screams into the can.
	He's really entertaining and I think he's the last of a breed of this type of person who used to exist in the 70s.
	analyst that used to be on the end of your news segment.
	So this is interesting though.
	This is Lionel brings actionable info to debate.
	One, the first of the two clips.
	I just want to say, I heard this, I said, oh, No one else has pointed this out.
	Hey Lionel, that's why.
	Oh, sorry.
	I'm sorry.
	Did you hear the professional athletes on mainstream, on every network I think carried this soundbite, if I'm correct, saying locker rooms aren't like that?
	Are we back to the locker room again?
	They carried it, though.
	What I'm saying is the blackout on real issues, and then they talk about the locker room.
	It's an expression.
	Holy mother of God, it's an expression.
	Now let me tell you something.
	Go back and look.
	Do you really?
	Really?
	Go back and look at that butte from John McCain.
	Mr.
	Piety.
	Mr.
	Holy...
	Look what he said on the press plane in front of women.
	Let me remind you people.
	And I can't believe I'm talking about this.
	They were sitting in...
	Donald Trump, and I mentioned this yesterday, may have not only a criminal but a civil cause of action under California law because he never intended to be recorded.
	And also, Billy Bush, he's not going away.
	You know, he's well connected as well.
	Billy Bush is going to say, guess what?
	NBC was going to expurgate and amend me out of this, edit me out of this, and just play Donald Trump.
	What does that mean?
	The allegations are they were trying again to sabotage him.
	Exactly.
	But meanwhile, as we worry about locker room parlance, there's locker rooms at the police station, there's locker rooms at the country club, You may even have a locker room in the RT dressing room.
	It's an expression.
	Oh, I'm not even going to comment on newsrooms.
	Aside from that.
	Huh.
	And that's very interesting.
	And I believe, did California not just recently pass a specific law about recording?
	That's been a while ago, that you cannot...
	Surreptitiously record people.
	I think it got tougher just recently.
	Go ahead.
	I think it may have gotten tougher.
	It is not allowed.
	And he makes an interesting point, which I was thinking about.
	I couldn't bring it into the show, but he brought this in.
	Billy Bush, who apparently somebody says, I don't know if it's true or not, but it may be some relation to the Bushes.
	I don't think so.
	It doesn't have any appearance to be.
	But...
	He was taken from Access Hollywood where they got that clip where he used to work.
	He was the Mario Lopez competitor.
	And he was taken off that show and brought into the Today Show.
	I'm totally convinced because you saw this when Deborah Norville was working at the Today Show and some others – The Today Show is like a tightly knit little group of people, and I think it's at the highest levels.
	There's certain people they don't like.
	They have them foisted upon them, but they don't like these people, and they get them off the show as fast as they can.
	When Billy Bush first showed up on the Today Show, I said, what is this guy doing on the show?
	Meanwhile, Morales, the multi-culti-looking newsreader from the Today Show, is now working on Access Hollywood, and she was the one that was giving, I think Billy Bush should, I think they switched the two of them, and she's irked about it.
	And she was writing his ass on one of the Access Hollywoods.
	Oh, I don't think this is, it's terrible that he would do this.
	And you'll chum around with a guy like that and laugh at his lewd material.
	There is something political going on with Billy Bush.
	And I think that Lionel's nailed it.
	There's a lawsuit when this campaign's over, whether Trump is part of it or not, that's going to nail the NBC guys for lots of money.
	Right.
	Well, on the other hand, though, you sign all kinds of releases when you do these things.
	And it may cover...
	You can't sign a release that usurps California state law.
	But it's not like they didn't know they were being recorded.
	It's beside the point.
	They didn't know, actually.
	You could tell if you knew they were being recorded, you wouldn't have been saying any of this stuff.
	That's bullcrap.
	State law trumps these documents.
	You can sign nondisclosure agreements, all kinds of crazy shit from these companies in Silicon Valley, and 90% of it is illegal.
	You can sign it.
	They'll scare you.
	Oh, I won't do this.
	I won't do that.
	But if you look in the state law, you had a good lawyer.
	You'd do all of it if you felt it.
	I think they have a serious problem on their hands.
	From what I understood, NBC was planning to release this tape, but Hurricane Matthew got in the way, and so they did not, literally, and so they could not make the resources available or really switch the focus on From Matthew to this tape and so they delayed it and that's when someone somewhere went, holy crap, we're losing our window and they leaked it out.
	Well, a lot of analysts think it was leaked out at exactly the right time so I question that thesis because it was dropped just before the debate.
	Yeah.
	And dropping it earlier or after the debate obviously would have less of an effect as opposed to the exact moment they released it.
	Well, as we concluded on Thursday, when the WikiLeaks came out, that's when the tape came out.
	So the timing was obvious.
	Let's listen to the second half of Lionel complaining.
	Aside from that, you've got WikiLeaks.
	Which is the Watergate, Pentagon Papers, the Rosetta Stone, the Smoking Gun, the Zapruder film.
	You use the analogy, the metaphor you want.
	And what are mainstream media talking about?
	They're talking about a locker room.
	A locker room.
	They are focused on every person.
	The Guardian was asking football or soccer players, do you use these terms?
	This is universal.
	But it's true, John.
	Athletes don't talk like that in the locker room.
	They wait until they're in the elevator to beat their girlfriend senseless.
	Yeah, that's different.
	In the locker room, they bitch about the game.
	Yeah.
	When they're going to do something to women, they don't do that in the locker room.
	They beat them up around the house.
	Yeah, it's unbelievable.
	But then, you know, they're sports stars, so celebrities.
	Except for Fox, the coverage of the WikiLeaks on the mainstream networks was nil.
	Not nil.
	It wasn't nil.
	It was there.
	Well, it was nil compared to what it could be.
	Yeah, it wasn't nil, but it was also very selective.
	Most of the material taken and used, I think I have a few clips actually from ABC, most of the material that was taken and discussed on the mainstream media was mild.
	Compared to the crazy stuff that...
	Oh, yeah.
	No, it was mild, but I'm just saying it wasn't nil.
	Okay, it wasn't nil.
	Before we transition, because I didn't get to play this on Thursday, I have a Judge Jeanine rant about Pussygate.
	That's always good.
	I think we always should break for Judge Jeanine for Pussygate.
	When you represented a pedophile who raped a 12-year-old girl, raped her into a coma for five days, her reproductive organs destroyed, you not only laughed when your pedophile client passed a lie detector, but you trashed an innocent 6th grader, a victim, saying with no factual basis she sought out men like her rapists and she was mentally unstable.
	And you're offended by Donald Trump's words?
	But when presented with the atrocities of a group called Boko Haram by the CIA and the FBI, you refuse to take action against them and label them terrorists?
	A group that's killed 2,000 people and now straps explosives to little girls?
	Might your relationship with your friend, Gilbert Shalgary, a convicted Nigerian land developer who gave tens of millions to you and your foundation and global initiative be the reason?
	The way you, Hillary, and your progressives fight terrorism is with a hashtag.
	Bring back our girls.
	You don't support women.
	You destroy them.
	Whether it's all the women who accused your husband of serial marial infidelities, sexual harassment, or, yes, rape.
	Instead of protecting that 12-year-old, protecting a college intern, protecting a woman who claimed to be raped, your job, ruin them, destroy any woman who gets in the way of your ambition.
	None of it the predator's fault.
	The war room created to assault the right wing, the crazy women desperate for attention, who wanted publicity, like Jennifer Flowers, who you said you'd like to crucify.
	You called her trailer trash.
	And Monica Lewinsky, you called her a narcissistic Looney Tunes.
	Until we found your husband's semen on her dress.
	And Juanita Broderick who says you threatened her.
	And I don't know what you said about Paula Jones, but you and your husband had to pay her $850,000 for your husband's sexual misdeeds.
	And you call them all bimbos.
	She's gaming you, folks.
	She takes money from countries who stone women for adultery to death.
	They kill them.
	Bomb them, bomb them, and bomb them again.
	I judged you mean.
	Oh yeah.
	Always classy.
	Always classy.
	Definitely amusing.
	So after the debate, what is the first thing Hillary wanted?
	Is this a joke I'm supposed to give you a punchline?
	Well, I have a clip.
	I have a clip.
	So you say, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	We need to take off so that we could actually have some drinks served.
	My entire team is waiting for this airport to take off.
	How do you think you did?
	We need to leave so we can get some alcohol!
	Get this plane off the ground.
	We need drinks.
	I think it's a...
	Drinks.
	Honest.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, there's tons of ways we can go.
	Maybe we should bring in the Russian angle with this...
	At this point.
	Okay, you can do a Russian thing and I'm going to do a Russian thing.
	Okay, well I will start first.
	We'll do a clip for clip.
	Clip for clip.
	Okay.
	Then let me start with what we had already identified, which was the denial, of course.
	Hold on a second.
	Where do we have them here?
	I have them all lined up.
	Here we go.
	We have one.
	I just got to put them all in the line here.
	We have...
	This is really so amazing, John.
	You're going to love this.
	Okay, this is all about the emails and, of course, the tactic, which we identified months ago, obviously, is to say, well, who cares about emails?
	This is...
	You know, this is obviously the Russians!
	Russian Putin!
	Russians, as the U.S. senior members of the U.S. government confirmed, have been hacking into Democratic accounts, and now they've hacked into my account.
	They've put out documents that are purported to be from my account.
	Ah, purported to be, that's Podesta, purported to be for my account.
	Yeah, Podesta.
	Yeah, you know, it's like, not really.
	Is it or not, Podesta, you would know.
	Yeah, well, here is Tim Kaine.
	I don't think we can dignify documents dumped by WikiLeaks and just assume that they're all accurate and true.
	Anybody who hacks in to get documents is completely capable of manipulating them.
	Okay, so here we continue.
	Oh, no, they're probably, they're fake.
	They're not real.
	How about Donna Brazile?
	Well, first of all, as you well know, Brett, earlier this year, the Democratic National Committee announced that we were the victims of a cybercrime.
	And while many in the media spent their entire focus on the contents of the emails that were released, In some cases, releasing personal identifying information of private individuals.
	Our job at the Democratic National Committee is to ensure that we protect not just the personal identifying information, but we protect the sanity of our electoral process.
	So, with regards to this latest round of emails that were dropped, whether it's Colin Powell...
	wait for it.
	Whether it's John Podesta or Donna Brazile or Bernie, here's my view.
	If it's postmarked from Russia, which is what we believe it is, and the United States government confirmed that on Friday, I'm not in the business of opening it up to corrupt our system any further with the spyware, the malware, and the disinformation that they're spreading.
	So if anything's postmarked from Russia with the spyware, the malware, the disinformation, I'm not opening it up.
	I don't know what she's trying to say because that's really...
	She's not going to look at...
	She's saying...
	Here's what she's saying.
	Whatever you're saying, she's not going to hear it.
	Okay, now...
	This is on Kelly...
	Megan Kelly's show.
	And this was the first report that, you know, the woman who's the spokeswoman, the PR woman for the Hillary campaign, was busted for this anti-Catholic rants.
	Wait, wait, I have this clip.
	I have it queued up.
	Palmieri.
	Her answer, you mean?
	What she said?
	Yeah, but I have the whole thing.
	Okay.
	We'll use yours.
	We'll use yours.
	Mine, I think, works better as the kicker.
	This is the first reports of the anti-Catholic emails.
	Church, where it is in America today, what they're saying is that we're the Catholic Church, and specifically the majority of Catholics.
	You can't mock a man's decision to baptize his children.
	I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
	That's not the right clip.
	Oh, it says Megyn Kelly.
	I want to play this later.
	I have the right clip, but play the one you have, because it's the same clip.
	21st Central.
	Okay, this is the setup, and this is Palmieri, who's on the plane, her first response to this disparaging of Catholics.
	This is what we have.
	21st Century Fox chairman Rupert Murdoch and News Corp chairman Robert Thompson, who are both Catholic, are attracted to the faith because of, quote, systematic thought and severely backwards gender relations.
	Palmieri responds.
	I imagine they think it is the most socially acceptable, politically conservative religion.
	Their rich friends wouldn't understand if they became evangelicals.
	Today, she had this to say.
	I'm a Catholic.
	I don't recognize that email that we saw.
	And this whole effort is led by the Russians.
	The Russians once orchestrated this hack.
	I don't recognize that email.
	She backed off on that, by the way.
	Oh, really?
	Okay.
	Well, she was pretty much saying, I didn't do that.
	I didn't write that.
	The Russians wrote it.
	Russians wrote it.
	So there were some really good...
	Now you can play the first reports.
	This was like a back and forth that went on with Meghan and somebody else, some Hillary supporter.
	And with the smirk.
	Of course.
	And it's funny because the difference between Kelly's...
	She's stern.
	Yes.
	The smirk is very contrasty.
	Church, where it is in America today, what they're saying is that we're the Catholic Church, and specifically the majority of Catholics.
	You can't mock a man's decision to baptize his children.
	I'm not disagreeing with you on that.
	Mocking Catholicism or the Church.
	No, no, no.
	That's what it is.
	That's why they raised it.
	Different, different.
	I disagree with you on that.
	I think they mocked, there's no excuse to mock a man for practicing his faith the way he wants to practice it.
	Let's take Rupert Murdoch out of this equation.
	I think it's wrong to mock people who believe contraception is morally wrong.
	I think it's wrong.
	I'm pro-choice.
	Abortion is now contraception.
	To mock people for their pro-life beliefs.
	What I do think there's a big difference here is that what they're saying is potentially and actually actually in step with what the majority of American Catholics believe.
	You already made that point.
	We already discussed that.
	Now you're repeating yourself.
	The point is...
	These people who want Trump out there apologizing for everything he did, and he's taken a lot of criticism for not doing that, God forbid, they don't even have to send Hillary out there.
	Why don't you send your director of communications out there to just own what she said and apologize to the millions of American Catholic voters who you're trying to solicit votes from in this election.
	I'm stealing the last word.
	I've got to go.
	See you later.
	Love you.
	Mean it.
	Love you mean it, no homo.
	I love you mean it.
	I like that.
	I thought it wasn't an amen fist bump.
	No, no, no.
	I have an ISO of it for you.
	You can put it in your little collection.
	Yeah, I just played it.
	Very nice.
	I'm definitely putting that in my collection.
	Love you mean it.
	Love you mean it.
	Now, if you don't mind, I have a follow-up clip to that, also with Megyn Kelly.
	Yes, we've been watching.
	With the guy from, what is it, the Family Research Panel or something?
	Obviously very religious group.
	The Family Research Council?
	Council, yeah.
	That's the Trump supporters?
	I don't think they're Trump supporters, but they're very angry about this mocking of Christianity and Catholicism.
	Let's listen.
	Catholicism is slammed, and then all of evangelical Christianity.
	At one point, John Halpin writes his colleagues about conservatives and the church.
	It's an amazing bastardization of the faith.
	They must be attracted to the systemic thought and severely backwards gender relations.
	Megan, this should be no surprise to those who listen to what Hillary Clinton says.
	Remember, this is the same elitist vineyard that gave us the term basket of deplorables.
	Going further, even to say that they're irredeemable, which obviously is a concept that stands in stark contrast to what evangelicals and Catholics believe.
	Yes, they believe and cling to the redemptive work of Jesus Christ.
	This should be troubling to people that see that they believe that people who actually want to live by their faith are somehow backwater people.
	Look, there's a lot of Americans.
	Who literally, simply want to live their lives according to their faith.
	It is clear that Hillary Clinton and her team hold them in disdain.
	Again, this is where Hillary Clinton talks about the freedom to worship.
	It's okay if you just kind of go to church and treat it as a social club, a glorified social club.
	But if you literally want to teach your children these principles, live your life according to that, you're going to run into trouble with Hillary Clinton.
	Love you, mean it.
	Now, I don't know anything about this group, but I think that is the one email.
	There's a lot of technical stuff that I think is very interesting, but that's the one email that if I were Trump, I would be playing that up a lot.
	Oh, yeah.
	A lot, a lot, a lot.
	Well, one of the things that has to be at least understood, accepted or not accepted, or like it or leave it, most of the Hillary supporters, or let's say the brain trust of the Democratic Party, are atheists.
	Yes.
	They're just simply atheists.
	We know who they are.
	We hang out with them.
	I hang out with a lot of them.
	I'm in Berkeley.
	I think what he said rings true, that these atheists, these globalist atheists...
	Globalist atheists.
	Glaciest...
	There you go.
	The glaciest.
	They...
	That's really how they feel.
	Hey, if you want to hang out in church, if you want to read the Bible, that's fine, but don't take it any further than that.
	I feel that's a very valid point.
	Yeah, no, he made the right point.
	I said, yeah, no, I think.
	That's okay.
	He made the right point.
	I... They won't discuss, there's things they won't discuss.
	In fact, it's amazing to me that this is discussed more.
	You have to listen to the No Agenda show to even hear this discussion.
	Yeah.
	That the majority of the brain trust, the top guys, not everybody, but the top people in the Democratic Party, and I believe Hillary and Bill, and I'm convinced that, I mean, as much as a Muslim sympathizer that Obama might be, and the claims that he's actually a Muslim...
	And he does seem to practice some things during certain periods, which we've observed before.
	I think he's a massive atheist.
	That's why that Jeremiah Wright church that he was attending meant nothing, because I don't think he was at any of those sessions.
	He showed up for, you know, maybe a photo op, and then he went on to his merry way.
	Hillary is an atheist, and it's never discussed.
	Because if they're going to, you know, it's just never discussed.
	Yeah.
	In fact, I don't even think the Christian groups like the Family Council and some of these other people, they never bring it up because it's like, oh, you know, you can't call somebody an atheist when they're an atheist.
	You have lunches with Obamabots, and I guarantee that entire group that you have lunch or dinner, dinner with the Obots, they're all atheists.
	Yeah.
	Former Mormon, actually, one of them.
	A lot of former Jewish atheists, there's tons of those.
	I want to move back to the Russian angle, if we can.
	Yeah.
	And I actually have a couple of backgrounders, which I think may be helpful.
	Some really interesting ones as we move forward into some more of those emails.
	Because I think that's really, because as you say, pretty much nil coverage.
	These are very interesting.
	But first, Josh Earnest just reiterating that this was clearly Russia.
	While Russian President Vladimir Putin said it doesn't matter who leaked the information, it's the content that's most important.
	Experts here at the White House were telling us today this is frankly a new page in the old KGB playbook.
	The fact that they even consult.
	I'm sorry, this wasn't Josh Earnest, but this is a White House guy.
	I just love this.
	Here we go.
	KGB playbook.
	The fact that they even can sow some distrust, which is precisely the Russian way.
	They used to refer to it as kompromat, or compromising information, or Moskerovka, deceiving others of their activities.
	This is part and parcel of what we've seen KGB tradecraft during the Cold War.
	Yeah, clearly.
	We know it's just one guy and one guy only.
	Putin!
	Here's the backgrounder from CNN. This is a good one, actually, because it really shows you their side.
	And then I have something from Fox, which I found interesting.
	Here's CNN. Today, the highest levels of the Russian government denying that the Kremlin is behind ongoing and widespread hacks of the U.S. election system.
	Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov telling CNN's Christiane Amanpour there's just no proof.
	Everybody in the United States is saying that Russia is flattering, as I said, but it has nothing, you know, to be explained by the facts.
	We have not seen a single fact, a single proof.
	Russian President Vladimir Putin going further, saying the U.S. is pointing the finger at Russia to divert attention from what's actually inside the hacked emails.
	All the hysteria is aimed at making the American people forget about the manipulation of public opinion.
	Everyone is talking about who did it.
	But is that important, who did it?
	The most important thing is what is inside this information.
	But the evidence say U.S. officials is mounting.
	CNN has learned that U.S. investigators believe Russia is behind a cyber attack on a contractor for Florida's election system that exposed voter data.
	This after the U.S. took the rare step Friday of publicly naming and shaming Russia for hacks of Democratic Party leaders and institutions.
	White House Press Secretary Josh Earnest not mincing words about Russia's intentions.
	Russia was interested in destabilizing, or at least attempting to destabilize, the U.S. political system.
	Democrats, however, claim Russia wants more to win the election for Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton.
	Hacks, the leaks.
	Campaign chairman John Podesta, whose hacked emails are being released day by day on WikiLeaks, suggesting the Trump campaign is actively working with WikiLeaks to damage the Clinton campaign.
	The Clinton campaign pointed to this tweet by Trump confidant Roger Stone in August and what CNN believes he meant to say, quote, Trust me, it will soon be Podesta's time in the barrel.
	It's a reasonable conclusion that Mr.
	Stone had advanced warning in the Trump campaign, had advanced warning about what Assange was going to do.
	Stone told CNN that he had no foreknowledge of the WikiLeaks documents.
	Okay, now you can...
	Wait, wait, wait.
	You've got to back that up because there was something very interesting in there as a weasel word used to kind of phony up the report.
	Mm-hmm.
	You have to back it up about...
	The guy says something very screwy.
	He says he's trying to quote from some...
	About Podesta's back door in some way.
	And the way he says it, he actually...
	Back it up and play it again.
	Let me see if I can find it for you.
	Hold on.
	...to say, quote, trust me, it will soon be Podesta's...
	Okay, right just before that.
	Just before that.
	Okay.
	Hold on.
	Believes he meant to say, quote, he meant to say, ah, okay, hold on.
	Before that, so you can hear the whole thing.
	Yeah.
	What is the what is he meant to say?
	This is like very interesting.
	I've never seen this used before.
	This is like he meant to say, quote, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, as if this was something he said.
	Let's check it again.
	I buy you.
	Tweet by Trump confidant Roger Stone in August.
	And what CNN believes he meant to say, quote, Trust me, it will soon be Podesta's time in the barrel.
	Wait, so they're not even reading his tweet.
	They're just saying this is what he meant to say.
	Yeah.
	Oh, man.
	Wow.
	He meant to say, quote.
	Wow.
	See, this is the kicker.
	When you hear quote, you understand it to be a quote.
	Something a guy said.
	You said, quote, I, you know, was on MTV. Unquote.
	You don't go, what he meant to say was, quote...
	Let's listen to it one more time.
	That's a great catch, John.
	Actively working with WikiLeaks to damage the Clinton campaign.
	The Clinton campaign pointed to this tweet by Trump confidant Roger Stone in August.
	And what CNN believes he meant to say, quote, Trust me, it will soon be Podesta's time in the barrel.
	Wow.
	Good catch.
	That's pretty despicable.
	So they're not even bothering with anything that's true.
	No.
	Well, we know that.
	They're just making it up, but they're presenting it as though it's somehow true.
	That's very, very weird.
	What he meant to say, quote.
	Yeah.
	Unbelievable.
	Well, not unbelievable, but great catch.
	I'd give you a clip of the day, but it's my clip, so I can't give you that.
	Yeah, it's terrible.
	Yeah.
	Now, here, this one, I think, pushed it over the edge.
	Because after this election, after all is said and done, there certainly will be a percentage of the world and certainly a percentage of the United States public who just will not be able to trust media again for anything.
	Anything they say.
	And I think they're really...
	Both sides, because here is Fox all in on the Russian hack story.
	Big picture item is this.
	The U.S. government on Friday officially came out and said they believe that the Russian government has directed recent compromises, I'm reading off their release, of emails from U.S. persons and institutions.
	They mentioned DCLeaks.com, a site where a lot of this hacking information has gone, as well as WikiLeaks.
	Why is that significant that the government chose to do that just days ago?
	Well, it's becoming increasingly obvious that Russia is attempting to hack the U.S. election by injecting false leads and fake stories into our public debate.
	What's significant about what occurred on Friday is that for the very first time, the Department of Homeland Security and the intelligence community pointed the finger directly at Russia as being responsible for a lot of these leaks.
	That's significant because it points out who is actually ultimately behind this, who's trying to benefit from it.
	It's a welcome turn, but it's also very late in the game.
	What about retaliation?
	If the government comes out and names someone that they think is messing with us in a variety of different ways, what tools are at their disposal?
	Well, this is a problem that Europeans have faced on a daily basis, where Russia is actively trying to diffuse and confuse their own political debates in Europe.
	One of the things that we've learned from Europe is that when you are able to monitor, analyze, expose, and rebut these false leads and fake stories, It empowers folks to make a right decision rather than being guided by wrong information.
	That's something that we could use a lot more of here in the United States, but right now, Russia is winning.
	The way it works is when the White House says it's true, then it's true, and Fox is all in, disappointing.
	But something happened which really discouraged and upset me.
	Something was said by a senior political figure, and this is what we used to do.
	And when I say we, I mean America.
	America used to be able to take a tense situation, and our politicians would always have some funny kind of tongue-in-cheek line that would really, it would let a little pressure off everything.
	And, this time around, it's not from us.
	It's from the Foreign Minister of Russia, Lavrov.
	As he was in his interview with Christine Annamarapur.
	And here's what he said.
	I don't know whether this would...
	English is not my mother tongue.
	I don't know whether I would sound, I mean, decent.
	There's so many pussies around your presidential campaign on both sides that I prefer not to comment about this.
	Now...
	Oh my goodness.
	I gotta tell you.
	I wasn't expecting that.
	Isn't that what we used to do, John?
	Didn't Americans used to have the punchline of something like this?
	And now it's the Russians.
	Yeah, well...
	Yes.
	Come on, that was good.
	That was good.
	It was good.
	It was dynamite.
	I'm still backed on that other thing that you just played.
	Oh, I know.
	The guy says fake leads and...
	No, it says false leads and fake stories.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	What are they?
	The fake leads and false stories?
	Well...
	The guy said it twice.
	He said the exact same phrase twice.
	He says the Russians are providing fake leads and false stories.
	Mm-hmm.
	What are they?
	Everything.
	Just everything.
	Anything that's inconvenient.
	Russia.
	Anything.
	Well, I just want you to name a false story.
	Well, I'm not going to...
	Why?
	How come the host on the Fox show didn't ask for an example?
	I mean, I just find you can say whatever you want, but I'd like to see an example of what you're talking about.
	Why would we do that?
	That makes no sense.
	Now, I will say there were a couple of false stories that showed up, but they were created by people on Twitter.
	Oh, yes.
	The bucket of losers that Bernie Sanders said.
	That showed up out of the blue.
	I don't see how the Russians are connected to that.
	It wasn't in the WikiLeaks.
	No, there's a lot of stories, and this is really, really disgusting.
	There's a lot of stories.
	We're like, oh, look what Hillary Clinton said.
	And then it's, you know, someone copied something from a press release, and they put it in there, and then it was, oh, this was...
	And then he passed it around.
	Like Hillary said it.
	And what was the other one that was...
	It could be Hillary passing those around.
	You don't know.
	It could be.
	It could be.
	They can say, oh, look at this, look at this, look what they did.
	They lied.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I would do that as counterintelligence.
	Co-intel pro, whatever you want to call it.
	You know, just do it yourself, create the worst-case scenario, and then prove it wrong.
	Easiest thing in the world to debunk.
	I think the stories that I liked the most, really, were two.
	One was, I think the real bombshell is the FOB. Free on board.
	Friends of Bill.
	Oh, Friends of Bill, yeah.
	Friends of Bill.
	Yeah, they get all the good deals.
	Well, this to me was a very...
	And this is not from the leaks.
	We have to point this out.
	This is from the Freedom of Information Act request from...
	What's those guys?
	The...
	Judicial Watch.
	Judicial Watch.
	Yeah, Judicial Watch.
	Yeah, they're digging more dirt up than the Wiki guys.
	Yeah, so they have this evidence, obvious evidence, that there was total collusion between the Clinton Foundation.
	This revolves around Haiti.
	Actually, I think it was ABC had a report, John.
	I wanted to hand this to you for the leaner report.
	you have to listen to this.
	This is ABC.
	They do a report on this Friends of Bill.
	There was a WJC VIP, William Jefferson Clinton VIP.
	And so when $10 billion was made available, we know where it didn't go, Haiti.
	When $10 billion was made available by USAID, this is not the money that we, the cash that we sent based upon requests.
	We just need cash.
	I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water.
	Just send your cash.
	Now, this is USAID, and of course Hillary was Secretary of State.
	And so they had all these requests, all these companies, like, yeah, we're going to build tents, permanent housing, temporary housing, we'll do this.
	And they all were in line, and they obviously got preferential treatment.
	ABC ripped this to shreds.
	I was surprised.
	He was the U.N. Special Envoy to Haiti, and she was the Secretary of State.
	We believe in Haiti's promise.
	And together, the Clintons play prominent roles after the earthquake.
	As for-profit companies and aid organizations rushed in to be part of a $10 billion reconstruction program.
	Now, new emails between the State Department and the Clinton Foundation, obtained by Clinton's Republican opponents, appear to show that those considered FOB, Friend of Bill, or using their initials WJCHRC Friends, got special attention from the State Department.
	Need you to flag when people are friends of WJC, wrote one State Department official to her counterpart at the Clinton Foundation in one of the emails provided to ABC News.
	When you look at the record, people who have been contributors to the Foundation or have been close with the Clintons who have benefited from Reconstruction in Haiti...
	The State Department says its only goal was trying to figure out who could best get aid to quake victims as soon as possible.
	But even before last week's hurricane, we found tens of thousands of people still living in what was supposed to have been temporary shelter.
	Do you think you'll have a permanent home at some point?
	No.
	And while the emails do not indicate who did or did not get a contract in Haiti, they do show what happened to those without a connection to the Clintons.
	Is this FOB? asked the State Department official of the Foundation.
	If not, they should go to a public website clearinghouse.
	The Foundation told ABC News no special treatment was expected or given in Haiti, or anywhere, says the President.
	Nothing was ever done for anybody because they were a contributor to the foundation.
	Nothing.
	One of the biggest beneficiaries of the Clinton reconstruction efforts in Haiti was a Korean garment company recruited to this new industrial park, built at a cost of some $400 million, including almost $175 million in U.S. taxpayer money.
	The company, called SEIA, one of the world's largest garment manufacturers, now has some 9,000 workers in Haiti and proudly shows off the two local schools it built nearby.
	But the company was selected despite a track record of worker abuse and sexual harassment in Guatemala.
	Company officials told us those were isolated instances.
	We've seen the records.
	This company has a history of that.
	That is not something he is aware of.
	I want to thank Chairman Kim and Seah for many things.
	Seah later became a Clinton Foundation donor, and his chairman has since helped finance a private business for top Clinton aide Cheryl Mills, who was instrumental in bringing the company to Haiti.
	Even as the Clintons have been praised for their efforts in an incredibly difficult place to operate, the new emails provide a rare glimpse of the cozy connection between Hillary Clinton's State Department and Bill Clinton's foundation.
	Mr.
	Clinton declined to comment for our report, but in a recent appearance, he talked about the issue.
	I'm sure we made a few mistakes, but way, way more good than harm was done.
	Brian Ross, ABC News, New York.
	What do you say about that, huh?
	That's a killer.
	That's Clip of the Day.
	Thank you very much.
	I thought you'd like it.
	Clip of the Day.
	I mean, and ABC. ABC. Well, ABC, I've said.
	Yeah, that they seem to be pro-Trump.
	And I have two reports, just to kind of back that up.
	Day one and day one was a Tuesday report and one was a Wednesday report.
	These are the kind of, you know, they do this update on the Trump campaign by Tom Yambas, who really hates Trump.
	There's no doubt about that in my mind, but the, but.
	I think the marching orders at ABC are to kind of promote Trump on the lowdown.
	It's not like they're saying, yeah, Trump's great.
	But it seems to me that the way these reports are presented, and they're longer than these clips, it seems to me that if you balance it out at the end of the report, it's kind of pro-Trump because they leave the anti-Hillary memes in.
	Right.
	I wouldn't leave them in.
	Huge swaths of Trump's rants are left in, which are very appealing to some people.
	I wouldn't leave those in.
	It just seems to be a pro-Trump operation on a very subtle basis.
	Would you like to hear Kirby rebutting this Friends of Bill thing before we move to that?
	Yeah, I would like, oh, but that's not, what's Kirby got to do?
	Well, he's Spokes Hall for State.
	Yeah, yeah, State, State.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, play Kirby.
	Yeah, and of course, it's our boy, Matt Lee.
	Yeah, the only one who dares to ask any questions.
	In the wake of the, uh, the earthquake in Haiti in 20...
	Yeah, but I said Guy.
	I said Guy.
	The only Guy who dares to ask questions.
	We have Guy-Anne.
	Yeah, she has...
	Sexist!
	That's right!
	That's right, sis!
	Ten...
	Did the department give preference to people or companies...
	We've got to coach him on moving these questions forward a little bit.
	I have to cut out all these pauses?
	Come on, Matt!
	...that had donated to the Clinton Foundation in terms of contracts to help Haiti recover from it.
	We looked into this with one of the...
	When ABC was working this story, we found...
	See?
	ABC was working the story.
	That's the story we just heard.
	So ABC contacted them about it, and so that's, oh, we have to look into this.
	That preferential treatment was given to any particular entity or organization with respect to contracts.
	So, in other words, you're saying that although these emails showed that people were flagged as being friends of the former president or their companies, your review found that...
	That didn't actually translate into any favoritism.
	Right.
	In preparing our response for that story, we looked into that and didn't find any evidence that preferential treatment for contracts was given.
	But I don't think it should, you know, with President Clinton being the...
	Designated by the United Nations as a special envoy for Haiti, I don't think it would come as a shock to anybody that the people associated with or friends of him or the Clinton Foundation would also, you know, in a time of great need, want to contribute.
	But I see no evidence that any preferential or special...
	Okay, that's not the question.
	I mean, these people were identified as friends of the former president or not.
	And so you're saying there's no issue here with the people who were identified as friends?
	Well, I can't speak to staff emails at the time.
	People who weren't identified as friends being sent to other places.
	Again, what I'd say is there's no evidence that preferential treatment was given to anybody based on their association with the Clinton Foundation or with the former president.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So nothing to see.
	Play the douchebag clip, will you?
	I was going to play two acts.
	Douchebag!
	Don't look over here!
	Nothing to see here!
	Ooh, look at that!
	Yeah, he'll have to live with it.
	He's a Navy admiral.
	You know, he's stooped to this.
	It's unbelievable.
	Yeah.
	I think he's a rear admiral.
	Well, be that as it may.
	Okay.
	Admirals and Admiral.
	Tom Llamas, back to ABC. All right, here's the new Trump-Tom Llamas ABC clip.
	This is on Tuesday, and I didn't get the Monday one, but I'm sure there was another one of these fluff pieces.
	But this was Tuesday, and then he doubled down the next day.
	Let's play the Tuesday clip.
	Ah!
	Tonight, with Donald Trump's campaign in crisis, the Republican nominee proclaiming on Twitter he is a free man.
	Quote, it's so nice that the shackles have been taken off me, and I can now fight for America the way I want to.
	At his rallies, once holding back, but now joining the crowd in their chant.
	Lock her up is right.
	No.
	He kept going.
	I have never been so ashamed.
	No!
	Of this country as what's gone on with Hillary Clinton.
	And issuing this warning.
	This is a movement like you've never seen before and you will never see it again.
	If it doesn't happen on November 8th, it's never going to happen for our country.
	Believe me, it will never happen again.
	Today, a Trump tweet storm attacking fellow Republicans, complaining it is hard to do well when Paul Ryan and others give zero support, adding disloyal Republicans are far more difficult than crooked Hillary.
	They come at you from all sides.
	They don't know how to win.
	I will teach them.
	Last night, John McCain at his own debate asked if he'll vote for Trump.
	So who are you going to vote for?
	I think I might write in Lindsey Graham.
	He's an old good friend of mine and a lot of people like him.
	The fact is, I can't.
	Seriously, I cannot vote for either one.
	Hold on one second, John, because I want to hook into this McCain thing.
	Trump was on O'Reilly, which I thought was, it's in the show notes, I thought it was actually a very good interview, the way he conducted himself, which may be a new version of Trump we're going to see now that he's unshackled.
	But he also said something that I think he's absolutely right, and it really shows he understands how to play this game, specifically when it comes to the dissenters within the Republican Party.
	I just want to play this quick clip.
	You attacked McCain today as well because he was mad about the tape thing.
	If you're elected president, you're going to need these things.
	Well, McCain was interesting.
	Holden, do you want to hear McCain?
	Well, I know you're going to wail on him.
	McCain was desperate to get my endorsement.
	I gave him the endorsement because he needed it for the primary.
	And frankly, he ran against a very, very good woman.
	I feel very badly I gave him the endorsement, but that's okay.
	All right, but he didn't like the tape thing.
	He easily wins his primary.
	He easily wins his primary.
	And then all of a sudden, you know, he does the unendorsement thing.
	He didn't like the tape thing.
	He's never heard...
	Oh, give me a break.
	He's never heard salty language before.
	You know, John McCain, who has probably...
	He actually...
	There's no audio of it, but McCain once said to his wife, he called her to see you next Tuesday to her face in public.
	Did you know that?
	No, it doesn't surprise me.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Here it comes.
	The dirtiest mouth in all of the Senate has never heard.
	You know, he talked about lewd.
	Can I ask the question, please?
	If you're elected president, you're going to need McCain and you're going to need Ryan.
	You're going to need these guys.
	They'll be there.
	They'll be there.
	I would think that Ryan maybe wouldn't be there.
	Maybe he'll be in a different position.
	But McCain will be there.
	They'll all be there.
	I think he's absolutely right.
	He knows exactly how this works.
	This is just pandering, posturing, bullcrap.
	They'll be there.
	I think he's right.
	I think he really understands.
	Yeah, they have to be.
	Yeah, I think he really understands it.
	That, to me, was a great piece.
	They'll be there.
	Because, you know, we've done this in...
	I mean, you and I both have been in business dealings and it gets heated and everyone gets pissed off.
	And, yeah, don't worry.
	The guy will be here when he's done.
	He'll be here when it's all said and done.
	I think he's right.
	All the dissenters will be there.
	Okay, I'm sorry.
	Back to the llamas.
	So this is, what is this, the next day?
	This is day two.
	So they pump it up a little bit more on Wednesday.
	And I suppose this is going to continue because they're following this campaign.
	He's going to be a little more entertaining now that he's unhinged or whatever.
	What was he said?
	Unshackled.
	Unshackled.
	Unhinged is funnier.
	But unshackled.
	And now he, because he can now do what he, you know, maybe...
	Felt obliged not to do because he had supported the party.
	The party has bailed.
	They've all scattered around even though they promised.
	The thing that still bugs me, and it's not because I like Trump or don't like Trump, but it does bother me that the first debate in the primaries when they all had to make a pledge, this was aimed at Trump.
	Yep.
	To make him make a pledge that you'll support whoever's nominated, saying that you won't run as a third-party candidate.
	The idea was that you won't run as a third-party candidate, but at the same time, you're going to support whoever's elected.
	And they didn't, and oh yeah, we'll do that, and they, with the exception of Carson and a couple of other ones, the guy from New Jersey, Carson, and a few others, the rest of them have lied.
	They lied.
	I mean, Jeb Bush is a perfect example.
	Yeah.
	They're not supporting him at all.
	Even though they pledged to do it.
	Yes, yes.
	I got your point.
	They're liars.
	Gee, surprise.
	They're liars.
	They're liars.
	All right.
	Next day?
	Back here now to new reporting in the race for the White House.
	Donald Trump going it alone, taking aim today at House Speaker Paul Ryan.
	Trump saying there is something sinister going on.
	And what Trump said about Hillary Clinton that drew cheers in the hall and discomfort elsewhere.
	ABC's Tom Yamas in Florida tonight.
	It's For Donald Trump, tonight, a new battle cry.
	If you're not registered, get the hell out of here, okay?
	The self-proclaimed unshackled Trump, sending his base into a frenzy with blistering attacks on Hillary Clinton.
	And today, this take on the debate, and that moment when Trump hovered behind Clinton.
	I invaded her space.
	Believe me, the last space that I want to invade is her space.
	Believe me.
	I don't want to invade her space.
	Trump also escalating his war with Republican leaders, especially House Speaker Paul Ryan.
	I wouldn't want to be in a foxhole with a lot of these people, that I can tell you.
	But McCain's a brave man.
	Including Ryan.
	He's a brave man, McCain.
	By the way, including Ryan, especially Ryan.
	I got that.
	Trump, livid Ryan never called after the debate.
	Wouldn't you think...
	That Paul Ryan would call and say, good going.
	Oh, you'd think that they'd say, great going, Don.
	Let's go.
	Let's beat this crook.
	She's a crook.
	Let's beat her.
	We gotta stop it.
	No, he doesn't do that.
	There's a whole sinister deal going on.
	As Trump spoke today, Ryan himself was home in Wisconsin, accepting an award from the Boy Scouts.
	That's a nice dig.
	Hey, Boy Scouts.
	Hey, I like Boy Scouts.
	Yeah.
	I propose we take a break.
	And just before we take this break, I would like to play a quick soundbite, a pitch really, from the candidate that I will be voting for.
	And to reiterate, I vote independent.
	And the only reason I do that is because the idea, and certainly outside of the United States, that we have a two-party system is wrong.
	And if no one votes for the independents, then eventually it will only be a two-party system.
	So I like to keep that alive.
	And it also keeps me completely independent for the show.
	I am voting for Vermin Supreme.
	Here's his pitch to you.
	Once again, of course, my name is Vermin Supreme.
	I am a friendly fascist.
	I am a tyrant that you can trust.
	And you should let me run your life.
	As you know, all politicians are vermin, and I am the vermin supreme, and that is why I am the most qualified candidate in this race at this time.
	Yes, I will promise you anything your little electorate heart desires, because you are my constituents, because you are the informed voting public, and because I have no intention of keeping any promise that I make.
	So this election year, vote early, vote often, and remember, a vote for me, Vermin Supreme is a vote completely thrown away.
	Thank you.
	You gotta love the guy.
	I've never heard of him.
	He's a guy with a boot on his head.
	Oh, it's beyond me.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, John Say, where the C stands for, Clandestine Recordings, Dvorak!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also, all the morning, everybody ships at sea and their boots on the ground and the subs and the water there and all the dames and the knights.
	And in the morning to everybody in the chatroom, noagendastream.com.
	Good to see you all there, lined up, ready to go.
	And in the morning to all of our artists who always provide us with some excellent album art.
	At NoAgendaArtGenerator.com, we really appreciate it.
	We use it for all kinds of things, and we always pick one for the show album art.
	Nick Lerad brought us the pussy in the Russian outfit, in the Russian uniform, which was good.
	Dynamite.
	Dynamite, yes.
	Really good.
	A lot of dimensions.
	It did.
	We got a lot of people who were really digging it.
	Really digging it.
	So we appreciate that.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com.
	And today we, of course, are thanking people for two episodes of the best podcast in the universe due to a glitch.
	So we're going to go a little long.
	Yeah.
	But we're going to thank two different, I mean, two shows worth of thank yous.
	Yes.
	So let's begin.
	We have two whoppers at the beginning of the show.
	Sacks of Nine.
	Sacks of Nine.
	Taking to the extreme, starting with Duane Melanson, is he Arch Grand Duke yet?
	Yeah, he's Arch Duke of the Pacific Northwest, I believe.
	Yes.
	He came with $999.99.
	Uh-huh.
	ITM and happy night, gents.
	Here's a sack of nines.
	I didn't send it in $1 bills like last time.
	Since you two are stars, please don't be grabbing the ladies.
	How about a cornhole?
	Fire in your butthole.
	And a resist we much.
	Also, karma for all producers.
	Okay, well this is...
	Those are the clips he's requesting, and of course we have...
	We have to comply.
	Yeah, we have to comply.
	Someone's getting cornholed today.
	Sounds like a recipe for success to me.
	Otherwise, you're going to have a flame coming out of your butthole.
	But resist.
	We must.
	We must.
	And we will much.
	Karma.
	About that.
	Be committed.
	There you go.
	Nailed it.
	Brother.
	That's funny.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It's amusing.
	And the next one...
	Yeah, we have a second 999.99 donation from Dogpatch and Animus.
	Episode 869, he writes.
	Not Thursday 868.
	He writes a lot.
	Yeah, he's in a long note.
	Yeah, but it's important.
	He says something.
	I'm leaving Dogpatch for a bit and want to donate before I leave rather than open my account to commie hackers overseas.
	An anonymous comment for 869, insightful, thought-provoking, and constructively deconstructs our biased media so we can try to see through the fog.
	You give me the pictures, I'll give you the war is the motto of modern journalism and your listeners understand.
	But WTF, don't listeners understand what with social media, targeted advertising, and government subsidies, we are at the precipice of a Kim Kardashian versus Ryan Seacrest candidacy as people only read what they are screened to read?
	Freedom of speech and thought come at a price that is demonstrated by military enlistment and paid by a few, too.
	Too few.
	Paid by too few.
	That would be our show, I think he's referring to.
	So the many that haven't donated, put the fucking podcast on the machine you paid hundreds for.
	On pause, go to your multi-hundred to thousands of dollars computer and a hundred dollar a month internet access device and donate a fucking dollar or maybe five to protect the freedom you have so proudly claimed to hold dear.
	That's a pitch you won't hear on NPR. No, you won't hear that on NPR. And look for other unshackled free speakers as well to support your hard-earned dollars.
	If you do not like the content, provide topics you want deconstructed.
	Your donation will not get a government tax deduction because to do so directs the speech offered.
	I have no talent for the many things other producers provide for my benefits, like the artwork, jingles or references.
	And like all listeners, I enjoy the fruits of their hard work.
	I only have after-tax dollars to purchase goods I choose and a shrill voice.
	Yeah, I did the right voice.
	to encourage others to fight the bias and support free speech.
	Nice.
	Nice.
	Well, I'm going to give him some karma for that.
	You've got karma.
	He's leaving the country.
	He really is leaving the country.
	Good.
	Well, thank you.
	Anonymous from Dogpatch.
	Soon to be formerly from Dogpatch.
	Apparently formerly, yeah, or will be shortly.
	Leaving.
	Okay, so let me just fight with this thing for a minute.
	Okay.
	And boom.
	Okay, this is a Janonymous, which is an interesting coincidence.
	Janonymous comes in with $500.
	I've donated before under the moniker Janonymous.
	Shari to hear about the terrible donations last episode.
	It's been too long since I've given you some guy's value.
	And I hope this helps the dry spell.
	I'll make this short and sweet.
	The amount should bring me to knighthood, but I would like to use it for a posthumous knighthood for my brother who died just about a year ago.
	He and I only listened to the show together a few times, but he liked what he heard.
	I'm sure he would have been a regular listener if he were still around.
	He spent his life putting me first, so I think it's only fair that I return the favor in whatever small way I can.
	Please knight him Sir Philly D. Williams of the Silicon Forest spirit realm.
	Oh, that's beautiful.
	I'm going to give him a karma.
	He didn't ask for jingle, so I'll just give him karma.
	You've got karma.
	Oh, very beautiful.
	Okay, we're on a good day today with Stephen Fettig coming in at $444.55 and Wauwatosa.
	Wauwatosa.
	Wauwatosa, I think.
	Thanks for the continuing best podcast in the universe that you're broadcasting.
	Our family should be welcoming human resource number four into the world.
	That means right now.
	Just as we baptize him sooner or later, I'd appreciate a newborn dedouching.
	Let me do that now.
	You've been de-douched.
	Might be a pre-de-douche.
	Also, check out Sir Kane's work on NoAgendaCD.com and NoAgenda2016.
	He's underpaid and overworked and would appreciate some inappropriately long hugs from everyone out there.
	Well, you know, you do a long hug and it's a sexual assault.
	It's all right.
	You've got to be careful.
	And that, he doesn't really ask for anything other than that.
	Just a big hug for Ramsey.
	Big hug.
	Okay, Howard Lahoreau in Worcester, Massachusetts, 33333, sent a note to me, which I now have to go get.
	Let's see what we can do.
	Alright.
	Do we need some email searching music?
	Well, I need some...
	Okay, L-A. Let's make sure it's right.
	Let me just say U-R-R... What is H-U-R-R? E-A-U. In Worcester.
	Worcester.
	I don't know.
	I don't think I got one.
	Okay.
	He gives a lot of donations.
	All those names come up constantly.
	Note for no...
	No, geez.
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	Thank you for providing the best podcast in the universe.
	You guys are killing it.
	This donation puts me to level for knighthood.
	I think you have to put him on the list.
	Oh, okay.
	This donation puts me on the level for knighthood.
	Please knight me as Sir Chauncey of the Netherworld.
	Sir Chauncey of the Netherworld.
	Or Chansey.
	C-H-A-N-C-E-Y. Also, please add me to the birthday list.
	Oh, wow.
	It's...
	Sir Chansey or Sir Chauncey?
	It's Chansey.
	He's got C-H-A-N. Sir Chansey of the netherworld.
	And he also has a birthday.
	Wow, okay.
	Come on, bring it on.
	Can I get a fear is freedom and some jobs karma for everyone out there?
	Thank you for your courage.
	Keep up the great work.
	Okay.
	Yes, we can do that.
	We must acknowledge the inherent dignity.
	No, that's not the one.
	What's going on?
	Is this it?
	Here we go.
	Fear is freedom!
	Subjugation is liberation!
	Contradiction is truth!
	Those are the facts of this world!
	And you will all surrender to them!
	You pigs in human clothing!
	You've got karma.
	Nice.
	Did I hear the Zephyr go by?
	No, that was the Gong.
	Oh, it sounded like the Zephyr.
	It's funny.
	This effort goes by at about 926, West Coast time.
	All right.
	Fletcher Nesbaum, Sir Nesbaum.
	Sir Nesbaum in Virginia Beach, Virginia, 33333.
	Happy birthday to me, Fletcher.
	And Isaac Piggott doing the shocked, shocked Nesbaum has to work, except I'm in surgery.
	He wants to fuck cancer.
	I guess he had some issues that we need to help correct.
	I didn't realize.
	I didn't either.
	Okay, I got these for him.
	I'm shocked.
	Shocked to find Sir Nussbaum working on No Agenda Day.
	Nussbaum!
	Work for...
	No!
	You've got karma.
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	And that concludes our segment, which is a little longer than the last one, for executive producers and associate executive producers for the No Agenda show number 8668.
	And I have a quick PR mention.
	He's back, Sir Scott McKenzie, with another giblet, another no-agenda short story.
	It is, once again, in the Amazon store.
	I believe the cost is zero.
	And he's known for, oh my goodness, what has he done?
	He's done One Day in Gitmo Nation.
	He's done the Gitmo Nation Christmas Carol.
	Oh my.
	He's done a couple of them.
	And now we have a new short story.
	I started reading it yesterday.
	It's called The Great American Shoe Throwing.
	Author of One Day in Gitmo Nation, the boy with involuntary social network disorder, and the synopsis is, America is at war with the Middle East.
	It is a PR nightmare for the White House administration.
	The president's advisors need a fall guy, someone the public can blame so they can carry on with the war just as they planned.
	The Secretary of State takes the fall, but the payoff he's offered doesn't come close to compensating for the abuse he receives when the great American shoe-throwing begins.
	And the premise of the book I like is It's, people get so, in the United States of Gitmo Nation, get so angry that we just turn into, and this of course was a great meme that when it happened to George W. Bush, everyone, whenever a politician shows up, they all just start throwing shoes.
	They're throwing shoes over the fence at the White House.
	There's just shoes everywhere.
	Everybody's throwing their shoes.
	Well, if you have extra shoes, you might as well throw them.
	That's a great story.
	And I'm very proud that we have, you know, stories written about the Gitmo Nation that we really see.
	That's what you say.
	Yeah, I'm so proud of that.
	I am so proud.
	My mom would be proud, wouldn't she now?
	All right, another show coming up on Sunday, of course, and we do need your support, and that will be, well, who knows, show day.
	Anything can happen on that.
	Remember us at...
	...a couple examples of it today, but you always have to be out there doing the work of propagating the formula.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Shut up, slave!
	Yo!
	Okay.
	Okay, so I think we got the Trump thing out of the way.
	Well, there's still a few things...
	I'd like to pick up on before we completely move away from it all.
	Okay.
	Since we were on the emails a minute ago, I do want to play...
	Now, this seems to me that the emails...
	Dumped into the market by WikiLeaks as a gold mine.
	And we've discussed it.
	It wasn't picked up by too many.
	It was picked up as a baseline of a story by Democracy Now.
	And Democracy Now decided to go with just the deepest.
	They went into the deepest research.
	Just the newest emails on Democracy Now.
	The turmoil within the Republican Party comes as another round of newly leaked emails show how Hillary Clinton's campaign struggled to deal with Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders' popularity during the primary season.
	The emails released by WikiLeaks appear to come from the account of Clinton campaign chair John Podesta.
	In one email, an advisor wrote to Podesta, quote, The aide also recommended Clinton's campaign feature more young people in her campaign ads.
	Another email also shows Clinton aide Doug Band calling Clinton's daughter Chelsea a spoiled brat.
	This is the second batch of Clinton campaign emails released by WikiLeaks in the last four days.
	Nice.
	I thought it was lame.
	No, of course it was lame.
	That's the beauty of it.
	It was unbelievably lame.
	And the way she presented it was, it is very interesting to me.
	She says, oh, the Republican problems continue with leaked emails.
	Oh, yeah.
	And then she talks about a bunch of Democrats.
	I mean, it's like...
	This was shameful, I thought, as a report.
	Now, and by the way, we should mention that they talk about slamming Chelsea as being a spoiled brat.
	She actually was trying to do some good.
	I think she was identifying this shit's wrong, man.
	Yeah, she was bitching about the pay-for-play stuff going on at the Clinton Foundation, and she was uncomfortable with it.
	So now she's a spoiled brat?
	Yeah.
	Well, according to Podesta, she's ruining our gig, man.
	Shut her up.
	This is going so well.
	What is she?
	She's like Trump, ruining everything.
	Ruining everything, I tell you.
	I just thought that was ridiculous.
	I like that a lot.
	Bill O'Reilly said something interesting.
	And this again would be for the Lena Report.
	I don't know if he's come out with it yet, but I just caught this the day before yesterday.
	It's a complicated situation, but I think everyone can agree, except for the media organizations that now have ordered their employees to destroy Trump.
	There's at least three of them.
	And I can't say who they are right now because I don't have it nailed down, but I am 100% convinced.
	And these media organizations have actually put out, if you support Trump, your career is done here.
	And that's how intense it is.
	Are you talking about news organizations, not individuals?
	Right.
	News organizations have sent, not officially, but through the, you know, corporate grapevine, that we don't want anybody supporting Trump.
	And if you study it, you can see which we are.
	Yeah.
	Washington Post and NBC and the New York Times.
	Yes.
	And you should add CBS to that.
	Well, I don't think CBS. I think there's way...
	CBS is run by the CIA. Right.
	That's our thesis.
	Okay, so they...
	So they don't need to be told anything.
	They just take orders.
	And they could turn on a dime, and next thing you know, they'd be supporting Trump for some reason.
	On the media collusion front, Varney on Fox Business News, I just like listening to him because he's got that.
	I think it's a pretty good show that he's doing, and no one watches it, except us.
	No, nobody watches it.
	He had a quick rundown of the media collusion, which was kind of just on point.
	What I'm describing as disgraceful collusion between the Clinton campaign and the media.
	What do we have, Ashley?
	Well, yeah, disgraceful, shocking, I would put it.
	Let's begin.
	Let's kick off with some of the examples of how the media are working hand-in-hand with the Clinton campaign group.
	Modesta, John Modesta, the campaign chairman, talking to campaign aides after meeting with Haim Sabin, who's the chairman of Univision Television.
	He says, Haim thinks we're underreacting to Trump slash Hispanics, thinks we can get something by standing up for Latinos or attacking ours, Republicans, for not condemning.
	So there's a...
	That's pretty cool, huh?
	The whole Latino network there.
	That's good.
	Just email them back and forth.
	Some tips being passed on from the head of Univision, the Spanish language network, after meeting with John Podesta.
	Podesta telling the Clinton campaign aides.
	CNBC's John Howard bragging really about the way he brought the questions he asked to Trump during a campaign debate.
	He says, I imagine, and this is to John Podesta again, that Obama feels some sad vindication at this demonstration of his years-long point about the opposition party veering off the rails.
	I certainly am feeling that way with respect to how I questioned Trump at our debate.
	This was when he said, are you running a comic book campaign, Mr.
	Trump?
	Wow.
	There's a reporter, there's a news model who is sending an email to Hillary's guru to say, didn't I do a great job?
	Maybe you could pass it on to the president so he knows I exist.
	So I can get invited to a White House ball.
	Exactly.
	What a douchebag.
	This one from the Boston Globe.
	It's from Marjorie Pritchett, who's the Globe's op-ed editor, to John Podesta.
	And she's talking about submitting an op-ed, the Democrats submitting an op-ed.
	She said, it would be great to get it on Tuesday when she's in New Hampshire.
	That's Hillary.
	That would give her a big presence on Tuesday with the piece, and then on Wednesday with the news story.
	Please let me know.
	So apparently Podesta is editor-in-chief at the Boston Globe.
	I've got a lot more examples.
	Okay.
	This is Donna Brazile.
	She was a CNN contributor at the time.
	She's talking to the communications director, Jennifer Palmieri.
	From time to time, I get the questions in advance.
	Here's one that worries me about HRC, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
	It was about the death penalty.
	Told her to prepare for it, and guess what?
	Hillary Clinton was asked about the death penalty at that debate with Bernie Sanders in Ohio back in March.
	Hand in glove.
	Hand in glove.
	Establishment media.
	Hand in glove.
	Absolutely shocking.
	Well, I wouldn't be too shocked.
	I'm sure you guys do it too.
	But, you know, if anything, if anything positive comes out of this, eventually...
	It'll be that a larger percentage of the public around the world just won't believe mainstream anymore at all.
	I think they're very much at risk.
	I agree with this 100%.
	Right now, they're...
	It's short-sighted.
	They're trying to get a short-term win, but they have no idea that they're screwing the pooch.
	They're screwing the pooch on their own business.
	I mean, this Russia thing is really what bugs me the most.
	Because you and I know, this is already truth.
	You can't fight it.
	They've said, oh, it's Russia.
	They've used all the weasel words.
	Doesn't matter.
	It's Russia.
	It's Russia.
	Done.
	We're Russia.
	And it'll be debunked a million times.
	We can find out who actually did it.
	It'll go down in history as being Russia.
	And this is just as good as saying weapons of mass destruction.
	So we all now know that was bullcrap.
	And so in 10 years from now, that was all bullcrap too.
	And people will know.
	I think it's a risk they're taking because they think their poop don't stink and that they've got the lock on everything.
	And to a certain extent, they definitely have huge influence.
	But it's not going to end well for mainstream, I don't think.
	No, it can't.
	I mean, right now, what is it?
	The trustworthiness in polls is like below 20%.
	Nobody believes them anyway.
	The mainstream media is just not believed.
	And the public at large just doesn't trust the media.
	I mean, the only reason that we're doing well on this show is because...
	Where an alternative is not a phony alternative.
	I mean, the democracy now should be the alternative, but it's just as full of crap as the big guys.
	I have three poor...
	By the way, Amy did a couple of bad, like, dubious reports that were just wrong.
	And let me play one of them, at least before we get off the topic, since you brought it up about the media.
	I have three more Russia clips when you're ready.
	Let me play...
	Bad reporting on Democracy Now!
	In more news from the campaign trail, Trump's Taj Mahal casino hotel in Atlantic City officially shut down Monday, leaving 3,000 workers without jobs.
	Taj Mahal workers have been on strike since July 1st, demanding reinstatement of health, pension, and other benefits eliminated during 2014 bankruptcy proceedings.
	Trump opened the Taj Mahal 26 years ago, but it now belongs to Trump's friend and fellow billionaire, Carl Icahn.
	Okay, what's bad?
	It's not Trump's Taj Mahal.
	She starts off saying it's Trump's Taj Mahal.
	No, it's Icahn's Taj Mahal.
	Well, why did she say it's Trump's Taj Mahal?
	Just because he started it?
	Yes, because he sucks.
	He has no money.
	He's bankrupt.
	And then the fellow, he's the bankrupt guy, and then the fellow billionaire.
	He's either bankrupt or he's a billionaire.
	Because how can you be a fellow billionaire if you're not a billionaire?
	So this is just bad reporting.
	Bad reporting.
	I agree.
	Bad reporting.
	She did the same thing.
	And she does it commonly.
	She did the same thing with the Samsung Galaxy Note.
	Oh, yes.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Samsung's taking the Galaxy 7 off the market and they're never going to sell it again.
	No, it's the Galaxy Note 7.
	There's a huge difference between those two phones.
	That's shoddy reporting, for sure.
	Shoddy reporting.
	We make mistakes, too.
	Yeah, we make mistakes, but we don't have a staff of 30 people.
	A couple more of these Russian things pointing towards Russia because, of course, it is heating up stuff.
	No one is taking it seriously that I speak to in the military intelligence arena.
	There's reports that say, oh, Putin has said, oh, Russians, come home!
	Come home!
	Come home now!
	The Daily News or something, they show some map of where Putin's going to nuke and all the places in the wrong spot.
	The whole thing is ridiculous.
	A lot of fear-mongering.
	Here's Steve Israel, Democrat.
	The campaign communicating with the Justice Department about the releasing schedule of emails.
	I mean, that seems a little untoward at the very least that there was this communication between a campaign and between a Justice Department that is supposed to be independent.
	Well, Brianna, in all fairness, the Russians have hacked emails.
	This is so great!
	It's just, you know, it's like, hey, you know, you asked me a question.
	What color is the sky?
	Well, in fairness, the Russians hacked our emails, you know.
	It's unbelievable.
	You know, just say they hacked.
	I think they hacked the No Agenda show.
	Yeah, that's exactly it.
	The Russians have hacked emails.
	The Russians have decided they can't endorse Donald Trump.
	They're trying to influence this election.
	I don't give any of these emails credibility unless I can check them out.
	You don't give them credibility.
	If they were fake, you don't think the campaign would say they're fake?
	These guys are a-holes, man.
	This faking.
	It's all fake.
	They're trying to bring it in.
	They don't really have a rebuttal for that.
	Actually, I'm going to skip the rest of this clip.
	Let's do another scare tactic, which I thought was very interesting, to garner votes from immigrants from former East Bloc countries.
	Donald Trump's praise for Russian President Vladimir Putin on the 2016 trail, turning off American voters who have Eastern European ties.
	Correspondent Susan Cornwell is on the story.
	There are over 15 million Americans who claim some Eastern European ancestry, say maybe some Polish or Ukrainian or Lithuanian or Czech.
	Lithuanian.
	Tina the Keeper's half Lithuanian.
	She should be very afraid of Trump.
	A lot of them live in what we think of as the battleground states, the states where the candidates are pulling out all the stops to win.
	Ohio, Pennsylvania.
	She sounds like she wants to have sex with everybody.
	She's got this sultry voice.
	Well, she is a total obot.
	Hillary Schill.
	And she looks like one.
	Florida.
	Such voters have leaned Republican for decades.
	But Trump's support for Putin and his tepid support for the NATO alliance are making them think again.
	Tepid support.
	Well, it's not quite tepid.
	But many countries are not paying their share.
	Either they pay up, including for past deficiencies, or they have to get out.
	And if it breaks up NATO, it breaks up NATO. This really alarms a number of Eastern European Americans.
	This man has very strong control over a country.
	It seems to the Eastern European...
	Alright, alright, I get your point.
	Alright, so she's trying to scare East Bloc people.
	But she's doing it like this.
	I know.
	But, the best part of it all...
	And all you gotta do is bring out one of the Illuminati performers to be right in step with everything you need.
	There's a couple of people who I deem to be at the top of the Illuminati chain in show business.
	I would say Robbie Williams is one of them.
	Robbie Williams is back, and his latest provocative single and music video have drawn anger from Russia.
	It takes a certain kind of man with a certain reputation to alleviate the cash from a whole entire nation Take my loose change and build my own space station Party Like a Russian, the first single from his upcoming album, features a sample from Prokofiev's Dance of the Nights with lyrics about an oligarch who alleviates the cash from a whole entire nation to build his own space station.
	Several commentators have criticized the song for its offensive stereotyping, with some tabloids suggesting Williams will never be able to perform in Russia again.
	Others, however, have praised it, saying it successfully stereotypes a small section of Russian society.
	Back in August, Williams is said to have been paid £1.6 million for singing at the wedding of Russian oil tycoon Rashid Sadarov's daughter in Prague.
	Robbie Williams' 11th album, Heavy Entertainment Show, is due out in November.
	There you go.
	Yeah, so Russia, let me get this straight.
	So the idea is that you go cashless, because that's in the song.
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	You create a cashless society, and then you can do all these crazy things.
	Let me just ask you, is that going on in Russia, the cashless thing?
	Is that going on anywhere?
	Wait.
	No, but Apple Pay is about to launch in Russia.
	I don't know how they get that done with Putin hating gays.
	It seems to me that there are countries in Europe that have already gone cashless and they're the ones you should be targeting.
	But he's appropriating Russian culture.
	He's dressed up like a Russian oligarch.
	Oh, and he's doing appropriation?
	Appropriation, yes sir.
	Oh my gosh.
	It's okay if it's Robbie Williams.
	Cultural appropriation, he's doing it.
	Yeah, he's doing it.
	That's right.
	Hey, we should have Putin costumes for Halloween.
	Who cares about appropriating Russian culture?
	They're a-holes.
	I have a funny appropriation clip.
	Okay.
	I've been looking for clips ever since you came up with this.
	Is this the Kansas University clip?
	No, no.
	This is actually violet blue.
	Oh, she's a sex worker podcaster.
	She's a stripper.
	I don't know if she's a sex worker.
	She calls herself a sex worker.
	Okay, well.
	And her pronoun is Zeep.
	Oh, I didn't know any of that.
	Whatever the case, she talked...
	You got me.
	You get a bell.
	Okay, Z just talked a little bit about her background on one of these PBS shows and she's being interviewed by some kids.
	And we drive around in a big bus.
	And I just thought...
	I've never heard this as an appropriation kind of story.
	But when I heard it, I said, oh my god, this has gone too far.
	One of the things I had to deal with was being an anthropology major, and as an anthropology major, it's very general.
	It's a study of culture, and it also ends up being the appropriation of other people's cultures for my own academic benefit.
	I was like, I really need to do, if I'm going to do anthropology, I need to do work that's on a culture that's actually mine, that I can speak to, that I represent.
	Wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, let me get this wrong.
	She's saying that she's an anthropologist by trade.
	That's what she taught was what she learned, but that she didn't feel comfortable being anthropologists in other people's cultures, only her own, which is a sociologist, by the way, apparently she went to some school that doesn't know the difference between and anthropology, but okay.
	Yes, that's what she said.
	So in other words, the entire anthropology, the study, which is a study of other cultures.
	For example, if you, I would say by her logic, if a lot of these, there's a lot of books by various publishers that deal mostly, especially for businessmen or anybody, for example, when I went to Sweden, I read a book on Swedish culture the first time I went, read a book on Swedish culture.
	I did the same thing in Finland.
	There's books on the subject that tell you, here's what they do.
	Here's how you, you know, what, for example, when you go to Portugal, you always leave some food on the plate at dinner.
	Always pick it up.
	You don't eat your, lick the plate and go like that.
	You have to leave something.
	There's all these little things, these little studies, but there's these books, these books Oh, God.
	So the entire study of cultural anthropology, not the other kind of, there's two kinds of anthropology and culture is what she's talking about.
	That entire study should be taken out of the universe.
	I guarantee that this will become an issue.
	Oh yeah.
	Oh, I think you're absolutely right.
	And I can add some fuel to that fire.
	I wasn't going to play it until, well, I'll do it just now.
	This is a video clip.
	And I decided to play it, although it's kind of like a...
	It jumps around.
	Kansas University, and I know people who have gone to...
	I know young women who have gone to Kansas University, and I know them in a professional setting, and I know them to be very odd in the way they react sometimes.
	There was a meeting.
	It was like a, you know, just students' meeting, and I think it's a...
	A black young woman and a transgender male-to-female young woman, and they both want a safe space on campus for themselves.
	And so the other group is saying, well, you know, what is this safe space?
	So it's like a student council body that's having a meeting.
	And when you hear the accusations, which starts off, well, I'll just play it for you, and you can either say, I don't understand it, can't hear it, stop, or keep going.
	My family has not amassed enough wealth since they came out of chattel slavery to literally pay for my education.
	So I go into debt and I graduate with a huge amount of debt when my white counterparts do not.
	Okay, so the first thing she says here, my parents are children of slaves, so I cannot afford my college education and I graduate with a huge amount of debt while my white counterparts do not.
	That's how it starts.
	Yeah.
	You know...
	Right away, it's a galling because I know so many white guys and girls that are broke because of this.
	We had a bunch of them in Mevio.
	How about parents who are broke?
	Yeah, and they're white.
	Yeah.
	But this is just, this is what has been, and chat room, don't say those things.
	This is not, don't look at it as racist.
	No, look at it as ill.
	This is a health crisis.
	It's a health crisis what's happening here.
	These children on both sides are ill.
	They have been made sick.
	Um, well, I know a lot of people go into debt too.
	It's not just, I'm indebted, I'm paid for money.
	Like, that's what I got a deal with going to class as a black female at the University of Kansas.
	I got a deal with walking by a white man cutting up safe space stickers.
	Yes, we share space.
	So regardless if you guys think that freedom of speech allows you to spew hatred...
	Okay, so a little misunderstanding there that freedom of speech does not allow you to spew hatred.
	Yeah, it actually does.
	Although that's changing rapidly, of course, because now we have hate crimes and...
	Yeah, okay, but...
	It isn't allowed.
	As a matter of fact, since you look things up, Title IX is probably pretty key for y'all to look up.
	My pronouns are Zay!
	My pronouns are Zay.
	This, I think, is the transgender woman talking.
	They.
	So from now on when you refer to them, you say them there because we've shown you the respect to refer to you by your name.
	Oh, you gotta listen.
	Don't talk over.
	You gotta listen to what this woman says.
	You say them there because we've shown you the respect to refer to you by your name.
	So from now on you will refer to them as they because that is the appropriate thing to do when you are above the age of fucking 12.
	Okay, so this is a very angry transgendered person.
	You will use the word, the pronoun Zay, because anyone over the age of effing 12 knows that that's what you do.
	Okay, now this is important.
	This is the feeling.
	You're worried we're going to take it from you.
	I think she means put white cis people in the minority.
	We can take it from you.
	That's what y'all felt in a real life.
	People of color, marginalized identity, we can take it from you.
	That's what y'all thinking.
	See, that's privilege.
	I'm sure you're the same.
	That's called white fragility.
	Here, white fragility is brought in now.
	We've laughed about this, but it's actually being used as an argument here amongst youngsters.
	My question is, you say freedom of speech, and what is the rest of the letter?
	White Vigility is defensiveness when you are attacked about your privilege.
	And I'll even say attacked because of the tone I'm talking to you in.
	Like I said, White Vigility, look at the phone.
	You do care about your whiteness if you're trying to save it.
	Look at this group saying, save it because it shouldn't exist.
	Now she's banging the desk, and now this is going to be the reasoning.
	She needs a safe space.
	My intellectual safe space is the idea that you can't retreat from me.
	I'm not retreating!
	I'm making myself safe and comfortable!
	She has a right to feel safe and comfortable, and therefore she must have a safe space.
	What are you doing as a white person who has the privilege to walk into a classroom and be automatically respected because you were born with a dick?
	Wow!
	So, the problem is, and this is a disease...
	The transgendered girl, woman, says, you have privilege because you walk into a classroom and no one looks at you funny because you were born with a dick.
	You know, look, I think it's great that we live in a society where you can identify as whoever or whatever you want to be, but that doesn't mean that you're not going to be questioned or have to deal with life or just stuff in general, but apparently that is exactly what you need to have, is that no one ever questions you, looks funny at you, or anything ever again.
	Well, people look funny at people for all kinds of reasons.
	Like me, like, yeah, that guy's shaking his head and he's twitching, he's got to rest.
	Ha ha ha ha!
	Yeah.
	We deserve benefits because you enslaved us for 400 years.
	It's called accommodation.
	You're ancestors and you still reap the benefits.
	You still reap the privilege.
	You still reap the benefits from your white privilege.
	I just want to point out, I did not say being transgendered is a disease.
	This is what is happening with these children.
	That's the illness.
	That's the disease.
	Sorry?
	Did somebody call you out in the chat room?
	Yeah, no, someone heard it differently.
	I just want to make sure I reiterate.
	It's almost done.
	We're going to wind up, and we'll wind up with a very angry transgendered woman.
	With what I think really the point is of this.
	No, no, someone said to them, guys, guys, hold on.
	And then, you're calling us guys!
	That's a microaggression!
	Yeah, it gets better.
	Don't talk to me like that!
	Now, the black young lady gets in the white young lady's face, and she's talking, and she clasps her hands while she's talking to her, you know, just clasping her hands together.
	Don't talk to me like that, and I won't respond correctly.
	Don't clap your hands at her.
	That's a bad mistake.
	Don't clasp your hands.
	It's a bad mistake.
	Oh, God.
	Oh, God.
	Here we go.
	Here's the wrap-up with what it's really all about.
	Let me get this clear real quick before I leave.
	It's not a disagreement of whether you're a white supremacist or not.
	If you believe in this snowflake bullshit, if you believe that there should not be state spaces on this campus, if you believe that there is not institutional racism on this campus, that is you not recognizing your white privilege, the privilege that you have to walk on this campus, to walk into any store, to do anything.
	You have the same privilege to walk on this campus.
	I have the same privilege.
	You're not fucking telling me I have the same privilege.
	Because when you walk from fucking the union anywhere, did you get stopped by anyone?
	No one catcalled you.
	No one said, show me that you're a real woman.
	Yes, you admitted that it was horrible, but what are you doing to change it?
	What are you doing to change it?
	That's really what this is about.
	Why is no one working all the time on changing the world for me?
	Yeah.
	John, this is very disturbing to me.
	Very weird.
	It's a strange kind of narcissism that is...
	I don't know.
	It has to do with the self-esteem movement, perhaps.
	I have no idea.
	I think you're spot on.
	I think you're spot on.
	It's totally about the self-esteem movement.
	And everyone, you know, they want to feel safe.
	And by the way, the woman, the transgendered woman, I mean...
	Look pretty crazy with the outfit.
	I mean, I would have looked at that no matter who was wearing it.
	Like, oh, that's an interesting outfit.
	Yeah, you're going to wear a crazy outfit and wander around and bitch about people looking at you.
	Why are you wearing the outfit to be looked at?
	It's a look at me outfit, it sounds like.
	And then you bitch about, oh, why are you looking at me?
	Who are you looking at?
	Wear a look-at-me outfit and then you bitch.
	I can't take it.
	It's a mental disease and it's rampant.
	On both sides, I have to say.
	On both sides.
	It's scary to me.
	Well, not really scary, but it's disappointing.
	Is this what we're going to get?
	It's not scary.
	Yeah, it's what we're stuck with and it's going to get worse.
	Right.
	And it's going to get worse for a lot of different reasons.
	We'll discuss in a future show.
	I have my thing almost ready.
	Can we jump to the UK for just a minute?
	I'd love to.
	The UK doesn't get enough attention from our show.
	I have a couple of European stuff.
	Here's a little back and forth between Corbyn at the question time.
	He is the head of the opposition.
	Yes.
	Shadow government.
	And then you have your...
	Crazy woman who's good.
	Theresa May.
	Theresa May, I think, is better than...
	She's not as good as that woman Gilliard when she was in Australia running things.
	Well, she fell on her face from time to time.
	That was pretty funny.
	Yeah, but she was nasty.
	When she was up there talking against the opposition, she was mean.
	She brought it.
	And it was like, holy shit, this woman's mean.
	This woman's not as mean.
	And she's not even as mean as Cameron as far as I'm concerned.
	But she's pretty good.
	She holds her own.
	But this is a back and forth that I thought would be interesting because there's a new word introduced, which I think is kind of telling.
	And I still am sticking with the fact that they're not going to leave the EU.
	There just is a bullcrap situation.
	I think – and labor, which really is disappointing, in other words, the people that are supposed to represent the working men, they want to stay in the EU and just let their – I guess let the labor – that's why they can't seem to get – I think they're just losing their supporters because it's like there's no jobs.
	If you're going to be part of the EU, you've got to rebuild and become your own country.
	But let's play this.
	Is it the S word?
	The S word?
	Is that the clip?
	Let me go back.
	I didn't want to give away the word.
	No, shambolic, yes.
	I didn't want to give it away, the yes word.
	...wrote to her in September worried about a shambolic Brexit.
	Many Japanese companies are major investors in Britain, such as Nissan in Sunderland, which has already halted its investment.
	140,000 people in Britain work for Japanese-owned companies.
	They've made it clear that those jobs and investment depends on single market access.
	What reassurance can she give to workers today desperately worried about their future, their company and their jobs?
	First of all, say to the Right Honourable Gentleman that the biggest vote of confidence that we had in Britain after the referendum vote came was £24 billion investment from a Japanese company, SoftBank, in taking over Arm.
	But secondly, in relation to what we're doing in our negotiations, he doesn't seem to get what the future is going to be about.
	The UK will be leaving the European Union.
	We're not asking ourselves what bits of membership we want to retain.
	We're saying what is the right relationship for the UK to have to the maximum benefit of our economy and citizens of this country.
	Jeremy Corbyn!
	Mr.
	Speaker, the member for Broxto said there's a danger this government appeared to be turning their back on the single market, which was indeed a commitment in the Conservative Party manifesto.
	The reality is that since the Brexit vote, the trade deficit is widening, growth forecasts being downgraded, value of the pound down 16%, An alliance of the Chamber of Commerce, Confederation of British Industry, British Retail Consortium and Trade Union Congress have all made representations to the Prime Minister demanding clarity.
	Is the Prime Minister really willing to risk a shambolic Tory Brexit just to appease the people behind her?
	What the Conservative Party committed to in its manifesto was to give the British people a referendum on whether to stay in the European Union.
	I like the word shambolic.
	Shambolic, yeah.
	It means a symbolic and a sham.
	And he's implying that...
	Chaotic?
	Well, the definition is chaotic, disorganized, or mismanaged.
	That's what I get.
	I think it's being...
	I think it's being used as a word sham.
	As a word sham.
	And symbolic.
	Shambolic.
	Now, I'm very disturbed by this because I thought it would be a good idea.
	Farage has gone back into business because now he's realizing that they're going to do everything they can.
	I think they're going to force a parliamentary crisis.
	Because it is still, the Parliament has to make this decision, and it can be turned back at any time.
	Yeah.
	I think they're going to try to turn it back.
	I think Corbyn understands this.
	That's why he uses shambolic in the sense that I think it is.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he's calling them out for whatever.
	Maybe he's saying shambolics.
	Maybe we're just not hearing it right.
	Shambolics.
	Because he makes such a point of saying the word, he emphasizes it.
	And so I think he's implying that because of the shambolic exit of the Brexit, which is not going to happen, which is why he's using that word, it's hurting the economy.
	And we're suffering because of this bull crap.
	We should just end it now and put ourselves back in the EU and apologize.
	Get on their hands and knees as the entire British public and apologize.
	And give up their sovereignty.
	Which is just outrageous.
	Because if you think...
	In other words, throw the Magna Carta out.
	Or Magna Carta.
	Throw it out.
	That's what they're saying.
	That's what the Labor Party is saying.
	And the Tories, they're just kind of playing it by ear, it seems to me.
	But this is not good.
	This is all New World Order.
	Globalist stuff.
	Of course.
	Globalist stuff.
	Absolutely.
	That's all globalist stuff.
	Apparently, I think Corbyn's just an agent for the globalists.
	So is that Labor Party.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, you know, volunteer slaves.
	Let's hop across the water there.
	Let's go to Germany for a moment.
	It was on Thursday's show when we were able to announce.
	It happened during the show, of course.
	There was a terrorist, a Muslim terrorist, who had like a kilo or a kilo and a half of explosives and And it's all in German, but I did put a lot of those articles into the show notes.
	It probably won't get a lot of play here, but they made a lot of mistakes.
	They tried to get this guy, and they missed him ten times, and everyone's up in arms about how crappy the German intelligence and police services are.
	There's no communication.
	I don't know.
	Their radios don't work.
	Whatever it is.
	And then this happened.
	A Syrian migrant suspected of planning a bomb attack on a Berlin airport has reportedly been found hanged while in police custody.
	22-year-old Jabba al-Bakh is said to have committed suicide despite having been under round-the-clock surveillance in a Leipzig prison.
	Can you believe that?
	What boneheads are these guys?
	They can't even keep the guy alive?
	That's insane.
	Round-the-clock surveillance.
	Yeah, sure.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Except there wasn't any round-the-clock surveillance.
	Really, really unbelievable.
	Well, that's a good story.
	You know, just a quick off-the-cuff one.
	Something that picked up this headline.
	Kind of throwing back to the illness that our young people suffer from.
	I think this is...
	Resulting in something else where you have younger professionals, maybe we'll call them yuppies, and there's a lot of, hey, we don't want to have children.
	And I think it's understandable.
	If you look at what children have become today, you're looking like, I don't want one of those shitheads in my house.
	So young couples are now holding vasectomy parties to celebrate the start of a childless family.
	What?
	Yes, sir.
	Yes, sir.
	Vasectomy parties.
	Wow.
	All a baby shower is is a party to celebrate that you had sex.
	That a sperm managed to hit a fertile egg.
	A vasectomy shower is a party to celebrate soon-to-be sex.
	Oh...
	Wow.
	That's a good one.
	Yeah.
	It'd be clip of the day if you had a clip.
	You can go to We'reNotHavingABaby.com to read more about these vasectomy parties.
	It's actually sick.
	I mean, it's just base sick to have a party.
	For having, you know, to, for all practical purposes, make yourself a eunuch.
	Yeah, and instead of the traditional...
	And it's encouraged by these crazy women.
	Yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	This happened in the 70s.
	I know guys, I can, you know, there's people I know that they're kids and they won't admit it, but I know what happened.
	They got talked out of, they got talked out, this was during the last downturn.
	It's a depression era phenomenon during the 70s.
	I know it happened.
	They got vasectomies because they were talked out of having kids and they don't use condoms or anything for...
	I mean, now you have to use condoms anyway, ironically, because of AIDS, which makes it funny in a sick way.
	Hilarious.
	But I know they got talked about by some of these women.
	I've run into these women.
	They're all a certain age now.
	They're all the Hillary supporters.
	But they just are hateful.
	And they don't like men.
	They don't like the idea of having a baby.
	They don't have babies.
	And maybe they'll adopt somebody.
	Instead of the traditional baby shower, couples now invite friends to car showers where guests help them name their new car that they have in lieu of a baby.
	Yeah, that's one way to kill us all.
	This will keep no agenda on the air for years.
	No, there'll be no listeners left.
	No babies, we're doomed.
	We can't have this.
	We can't be having no babies.
	Wow.
	You mentioned earlier that we don't call Hillary Lucifer anymore.
	Yeah, we don't.
	But the president did kind of prompt me to kind of bring it back into our lexicon.
	And when you take two steps forward, and there's only one candidate in this race who understands that democracy in a big, diverse country doesn't work if you constantly demonize each other.
	And I mean that literally, by the way.
	I was reading the other day.
	There's a guy on the radio who apparently Trump's on his show frequently.
	He said, me and Hillary are demons.
	Said we smell like sulfur.
	Ain't that something?
	And now he's sniffing his hand.
	He's sniffing his hand.
	I mean, come on, people. - Come on, man.
	Come on, people.
	This is from the guy who, if you play Yes We Can backwards...
	Thank you, Satan.
	Thank you, Satan.
	That's pretty...
	Yeah.
	Thank you, Satan.
	Thank you, Satan.
	Yeah.
	That's where we're taking it.
	That's great.
	Come on.
	Meanwhile, I just want to play this little side clip, which is not getting any real attention.
	It's got some attention, but it's not as much as you'd think.
	U.S. ship attacked three times.
	Yes, yes, I've been following this.
	Encouraging news.
	Lindsey Janis leading us off.
	Lindsey, thank you.
	And next here to a developing headline from overseas at this hour.
	Involving an American warship, a U.S. Navy ship, coming under fire in the Red Sea for the second time this week.
	Tonight, the U.S. is considering retaliation.
	So let's get right to ABC's chief global affairs correspondent, Martha Rannitz.
	Martha?
	David, the USS Mason used defensive countermeasures to protect the ship, but having three cruise missiles fired at an American warship in four days is extraordinary.
	And I cannot remember anything quite like it in recent memory.
	Officials say all of the missiles were fired from an area in Yemen controlled by the Houthis, a group loosely affiliated with Iran.
	You will almost certainly see the U.S. take retaliatory action against the Houthis, The Pentagon releasing a statement a short time ago saying we will respond at the appropriate time and in the appropriate manner, David.
	Martha Raddatz tracking this into the evening.
	Martha, thank you.
	Huh.
	So what do you make of this?
	Well, something's fishy about it.
	Yeah, I agree.
	First of all, what are the Houthis doing with cruise missiles, if that's indeed what they were?
	Is that what they said?
	A cruise missile?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's specifically what they said.
	A cruise missile and they have the location where they're being sent.
	That doesn't make sense to me, first of all.
	The second thing is we're already punishing the Houthis by backing the Saudis in their just horrible bombing campaign, which most people consider a war crime the way they're doing it, blowing up schools and hospitals and whatever.
	You know, when you blow up a hospital, that's actually called a surgical strike, I learned.
	Nice.
	I thought you'd like that one.
	Yeah, it's almost, yeah.
	So this is a fishy, fishy story.
	And it's not like when you're attacked, you just say, whoa, let's just push this thing aside somehow with some countermeasure.
	And then we'll think about what we're going to do.
	I don't know.
	This whole thing is very suspicious, but it's a setup for something coming, and I'm not liking it.
	Well, the only thing it can be a setup for is for us to, I guess, get into this thing full force, front line, because we've been attacked.
	That's what it will be.
	We've been, we've been, it's really, you're right, it's war crimes.
	We're doing this.
	We're refueling the Saudis.
	It's our weapon.
	All of it's our weapons.
	It's shit that gets shot at us is ours.
	It's all, it's mostly all ours.
	So it seems like they need to have, it could be, you know, this could be a typical false flag.
	But I think if we're being shot at, don't we typically like do something pretty quick?
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	I don't think just sitting around having meetings is not what we normally do.
	I think it's like something is suspicious about this, fishy about this event.
	So we'll have to follow it more closely, even though it is being followed by the mainstream, but only as these kind of shallow reports.
	There's nothing beside that.
	I have a clip too.
	I'm interested in yours.
	There was very little reporting on what to me seems like an act of terrorism with this small plane crash in Hartford, Connecticut.
	Yes, they don't want to say terrorism.
	No.
	I want to listen to your report.
	Yeah, I'm going to hear your clip.
	...new turn tonight.
	The FBI is now investigating whether the crash was intentional.
	A flight instructor and a student pilot on board, the instructor who survived, said this was no accident.
	Crashing right onto Main Street in East Hartford, Connecticut, the student pilot, reportedly a Jordanian national, did not survive.
	And the family right there in that minivan, barely escaping with their lives, a mother and her children now recovering.
	ABC's Lindsay Janis leads us off from the scene.
	Tonight, the FBI investigating this deadly plane crash on a city street in Connecticut as a criminal act.
	Information indicates that this plane crash was intentional.
	The small twin-engine aircraft carrying a flying instructor and his student smashing into utility poles in East Hartford Tuesday afternoon.
	Narrowly missing this minivan with a mother and her three children inside, then bursting into flames.
	Three poles, when they hit the last one, it just boomed.
	43-year-old Arian Pravala making it out alive, running into a bank lobby.
	He has a lot of help in there, certainly running on adrenaline.
	It's my understanding he has a significant amount of burns.
	But Pravala telling authorities this was no accident.
	ABC News learning his student who died in the crash was Firas Majdi Mohamed Freytik, a 28-year-old, reportedly a Jordanian national, attending flight school at a nearby Hartford airport.
	Authorities say the two men were coming into land, each with their own set of controls to fly the plane.
	But they won't say who was in control at the time of the crash.
	Can you confirm whether you're investigating some sort of argument midair between the student and the flight instructor?
	I can't confirm those details at this time.
	Investigators simply saying they are not ruling anything out as far as a motive.
	And tonight, officers searching the Connecticut apartment where Freitech was staying temporarily and questioning his roommates.
	And Lindsey Janis with us live tonight.
	And Lindsey, Jordanian authorities are paying very close attention to this.
	They've been in touch with American authorities?
	That's right, David.
	The Jordanian Embassy says it is talking to U.S. authorities.
	And tonight, the sole survivor, that flight instructor, upgraded from critical to fair condition.
	Okay.
	I'm always interested in stories of aviation.
	And what is very odd to me, I just double-checked, up to this moment, there is no...
	Usually on the live ATC forum, they have audio of the tower.
	And I know they can record this tower because they have live stream of it.
	Nothing.
	Not even a discussion on LiveATC's forum, which is very odd.
	Then you have the P-Prune, which is the professional pilots forum.
	Just a little bit of one post, a couple of posts.
	Really not much at all, which I don't understand because usually these guys are all over it.
	I do know a little bit about this guy, Feros Freitek.
	He came to the United States in 2012 on a temporary visa.
	I think that's an M1 or an F1.
	M1 for flight school, and he had a license to fly single-engine, non-complex aircraft.
	um So, you know, we might have learned something about people coming over to learn how to fly, but I guess not.
	So then it appears that his immigration status was later changed to an F1 visa.
	I'm not sure what the F is for, but then he studied at a language school.
	Then he turned it back to an M1. So it's not even sure he had legal residence in the United States.
	After this happened, FBI and police raided an apartment in Hartford.
	We kind of heard something about that, but they raided it.
	Three other foreign nationals who were also studying to become pilots.
	Does this, like, sound like anything familiar to you?
	Yeah, it sounds very familiar.
	And why is it being played so...
	Tepidly, use that word, try to work it in, is beyond me.
	So there is quote-unquote critical infrastructure near the crash, the Pratt& Whitney plant, although, I mean, really, that's what you're planning to do, is to crash into Pratt& Whitney plant?
	I don't know.
	I don't know exactly.
	I do know this crash was clearly with lack of airspeed.
	Everyone's saying, hey, this thing just fell out of the sky, dropped like a rock.
	So I have to think that they were on final approach.
	This is why I really want the audio.
	They were on final approach, and they had an argument.
	And while this argument ensues, and when you're on final, you could be within 5 to 10 knots of your stall speed, which is not your engine, but your aircraft just doesn't have enough forward flight.
	It just flies like a rock, literally.
	So they lost airspeed during whatever fight they were having.
	It was not so much about, you know, direction or up or down.
	It was just airspeed.
	And so it stalled and dropped, which is probably the guy, the instructor's luck is probably why he lived.
	Because they, you know, it's kind of like boom, just fell down to the ground if you look at the crash video.
	And hopefully we'll hear more when he comes out.
	So I guess his situation is better.
	But this seems to be...
	I'm guessing we're not going to hear that much.
	They're going to get this guy, debrief him, tell him what he can and cannot say because there'll be some sort of active investigation going on and he'll be muzzled.
	We won't hear anything.
	Well, yeah, but no, we will.
	I'll find out something.
	Well, maybe.
	You're already seeing a muzzling going on in those forums.
	There's something up with this guy.
	Yeah, well, the aviation community is broad.
	I'll find out.
	And when I do, I'll report it right back here on the best podcast in the universe.
	Well, we'll be the only one to report it, I can assure you.
	That's right.
	I'm going to show my support by donating to no agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh, yeah, that'd be fab.
	Well, to finish off today, we do have a few people to thank for supporting the show, and we'll go right through them right now.
	So, One, two, three, four, five.
	From North Carolina, High Point, is Robert Gusek, and he's just apparently a very new user, NC4RG73s.
	And a new user, new listener.
	Really?
	User?
	Have you signed your terms of service?
	User?
	Yeah, users.
	A new listener, and he's now a producer.
	Be Anonymous.
	You have all the Anonymous's people.
	Good.
	All the Anonymous's we have.
	Tim Anonymous came in as the only guy last show.
	Be Anonymous in Sunnyvale, $111.
	Terry Morgan, $102 in Parts Unknown.
	Arthur Brewer in Madison, Tennessee.
	He's got a birthday for someone, $101.30.
	Brett Barney in Chanute, Kansas.
	Yeah, he's $101.01.
	Eduardo Calderon.
	Calderon in Dallas, Texas, $100.
	Anonymous...
	We got a lot of these.
	$100 from Parts Unknown.
	Gary Marquardt in Weisata, Minnesota.
	Weisata, Minnesota.
	By the way, none of us got a birthday.
	Kenneth Hartsell in Anaheim, California, $100.
	Sir Rick in Ellensburg, Washington, $100.
	Karen Samuel in Colorado Springs, $99.99.
	These are the special 9th anniversary donations that we requested.
	I'm going to read name and place.
	These are all $99.99.
	Trevor Mudge, of course, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
	Victor in St.
	Petersburg, Russia.
	He says, P.S. John, hoping you finish that cycles book.
	I'm ready to buy it.
	I think everyone's ready to buy it.
	Mars Joden, I think, or Shazoden.
	I don't know how to pronounce this, but he's in British Columbia.
	S-J-O-D-E-N. In Houston, British Columbia, which I didn't even know existed.
	Sir Doom, a.k.a.
	Don O'Malley in St.
	Paul, Minnesota.
	Kevin McLaughlin in Locust.
	North Carolina, Michael Shoemaker, parts unknown.
	Andrew Blowers in Windsor Mill, Maryland.
	Another anonymous in Redmond, Washington.
	Sir Christoph, the cantankerous in Sun City, Arizona.
	Ann Onimus in Westport, Connecticut.
	Melissa Hodges in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
	Joe Reynoso in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
	Eric Knoll in McDonough, Georgia.
	John Knowles in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
	Murfreesboro.
	Bente Helt Edrich.
	I don't know.
	Edlich in Benning in Switzerland.
	Uh...
	Hey, Andrew Blowers again?
	That can't be.
	Again?
	Oh, maybe it is.
	I don't know why he's on there twice, but he is.
	Lance Forrest, 99.99 from Parts Unknown.
	Robert Verderber, also 99.99, Parts Unknown.
	And that ends our little group of congratulators.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, the sack of nines.
	Great.
	Thanks, guys.
	Sacks of nines from all you guys.
	Guys and gals.
	I don't want to have microaggressions.
	Yeah, so there's a couple women in there.
	Max Turnquist at $93.
	Roy Pingel found the boobs.
	80-80.
	No, that's not a boob.
	Oh, no, that's 80-80.
	That's not boobs.
	That's Bob.
	Bobbo.
	Daniel Roberts.
	There's the boobs.
	Pleasant Hill, California.
	Heiko Santima in the Netherlands.
	Heiko Santima.
	Heiko Santima in Houten.
	Houten.
	Sir, Duke Thomas Nussbaum in Virginia Beach.
	She's got an 8008.
	Thomas K, 8008.
	Parts Unknown.
	Melissa Hodges in Oklahoma City.
	She found it.
	John Opper in Austin, Osteen, Osteen, Osteen, Florida.
	8008.
	Patrick, we got a lot of them.
	Patrick Landis in Norfolk, Virginia.
	8008.
	People think boobs are more important than our ninth anniversary.
	That's clear.
	Well, then again, yes, I concur.
	We have to agree with that.
	Matthew Greensmith in Wheeler's Hill, Victoria.
	And that ends our little boobs segment.
	Stephen Loparo comes in with 75 bucks from Lakewood, Ohio.
	Ben Doran in Millersport, Ohio, 7373.
	And he's got a happy birthday on there.
	But he wants to call out his co-worker, Seth, for loving the show and being a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	Our buddy, Sir Brian Green of HAM, 7373.
	KCY9J. Kilo Charlie Yankee 9, Juliet Mike.
	Alex Simkus in Normandy Park, Washington, who's also a HAM with the call letters K-I-7-D-L-O, 73.
	Kilo India 7, Delta Lima Oscar.
	Lauren McCutcheon in Odenton, Maryland, 7070.
	Meredith Callahan, I think it's Calligan, in Roseville, California, 70-70.
	This is all for Richard McCutcheon's birthday.
	It's all for the same guy.
	Check it out.
	This is Lauren, Meredith, Mark.
	It's all for, let's see, and towards his knighthood.
	Let me see.
	Mark McCutcheon's in there.
	It's Roseville.
	He's also in Roseville, 70-70.
	And then John Diggle, Winnipeg, Manitoba, 6969.
	Sir Adam Muir, Morayfield, in Queensland, Australia, 6969.
	And that's the way he's going to be...
	A knight.
	No, it's a small...
	I don't know.
	We have it on the list, that's for sure.
	Kenny Sagona in Washington, Utah, 69-69.
	Nathaniel Friedman in Sebastopol, California, 69-69.
	It came in as a check.
	Chris Wilson, 60-81.
	Oh, I got a note from him and a jingle, actually.
	Yeah, he says it's a drunk donation.
	What will we do with the drunken donor?
	A lie in the morning.
	Hey, Adam and John.
	Thank you.
	John's better at this.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Quiet.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	I can't read the note.
	Oh, you can read the note if you want.
	It's short.
	Okay, read it.
	You want me to read it because I do it better?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I got nothing.
	It's in the email.
	Yeah, I'm going to put it on your Skype right now so you can read it.
	I mean, it's your thing.
	It's your wheelhouse.
	It's how you roll.
	There it is.
	Boom.
	Okay.
	See, I got to click things now.
	I know.
	With the defective mouse.
	Okay.
	Oh, okay.
	Unfortunately, it's like a four-point type, and I don't have my reading glasses.
	Okay, let me see if I can do this.
	I'm sorry I did this now.
	I am too.
	Yeah, I can't read this.
	It's too small.
	Good.
	I like his jingle.
	I like his jingle.
	We'll use it for the next drunk donation.
	Thank you very much, Chris.
	Okay, now you can tell me where I was.
	Gregory Keir in Langley, British Columbia.
	Okay, Gregory Keer in Langley, British Columbia, 58-29.
	He's got a birthday coming up.
	Eric Von Martyr in Van Nuys, California, 57-28.
	Sir Don in Wyndham, New Hampshire, 56-78.
	Christopher Pierce in Pasadena, 55-11.
	Alex, Alexis, or Alex, Alexis Richardson.
	In Anderson, Missouri, 5510.
	Double nickels on the dime.
	Shannon Phillips, Polk City, 5510.
	Jason Witt, 5510.
	In East Orange, New Jersey, you're stomping ground.
	Sir Kevin Payne, our regular here from Richmond, Virginia, 5432.
	Christopher Trapp in Sturgis, Michigan, home of the great bicycle thing, I believe.
	Bicycle or motorcycle?
	Harley.
	5333.
	Anonymous, 5309 in Warner Robins, Georgia.
	Jacob Hernandez in Sunnyside, Washington, 5309.
	Dan Victor, surviving the media.
	Surviving the media.
	Surviving the media.
	Yeah, it says viving.
	He's a big fan of the Congressional Dish and he's got a birthday.
	Thomas J. Reilly in Wheaton, Illinois, 5151.
	Mike Williams in Rancho Santa Margarita, 5150.
	Eric Ryan Osnes in Lawndale, California.
	Juliana Oliveira in Damascus, Maryland.
	And now we have $50 donors, name and place.
	Mike Westerfield, Parts Unknown.
	Andrew Gusick in Greensboro, North Carolina.
	Michael Vickland in Sweden.
	Brandon Savoy, parts unknown.
	Dame Patricia Worthington in Miami.
	Richard Gardner, parts unknown.
	I think he's a sir.
	Jason Brockman in Hamilton, Ohio.
	Jesse Nolet in Arlington, Texas.
	Trevor Hoagland in Portland.
	John Kolb III, parts unknown.
	David Peet in Aubrey, Texas.
	Drew Mochak over here in El Cerrito, down the street from me.
	Gene Ablin in Sonora, California.
	Edward Mazurek in Memphis, Tennessee.
	Jonathan Meyer in Xenia, Ohio.
	Tim Abel in Bergfield, Berkshire, UK.
	David Kaiser in Austin, Texas.
	Your buddy.
	Kyle Meyer in Atlanta, Georgia.
	And last on the list is our favorite, Sir Mark Tanner in Whittier, California.
	I want to thank all these folks for supporting the show, especially after the lame donations from the last show.
	Yes.
	This is kind of a big makeup, kind of a double for two shows, and we really appreciate that.
	Names for two shows.
	And of course, everyone who comes in under $50.
	That's a big deal to us.
	Those are subscriptions.
	Consider taking out a subscription.
	It really does help.
	And of course, remember us for the show coming up on Sunday.
	Dvorak.org.
	Karma for those who need it.
	You know who you are.
	You've got karma.
	All right, Buckaluma.
	We've got quite a list.
	We start with Sir Fletcher Nussbaum.
	We've got Anonymous saying happy birthday to Lily Andrew Gusek.
	Happy birthday to Robert Gusek, celebrated on the 10th.
	John Fitzpatrick says happy birthday to Stephen Luke.
	Robert Gusek says happy birthday to Andrew Gusek, celebrated on July 30th.
	Jonathan Diggle says happy birthday to Ryan Newdorf, celebrated on the 11th.
	Dan Victor says happy birthday to his dad.
	He turned 67 two days ago.
	Ben Doran says happy birthday to Craig Harbison, celebrated yesterday.
	Gregory Keir, happy birthday to his son Brandon Keir of Pritchard, B.C., turned 29 yesterday.
	Arthur Brewer celebrates today.
	Lauren McCutcheon, Meredith Callaghan, Mark McCutcheon say happy birthday to Richard.
	He turns 35 tomorrow.
	Daniel Roberts, happy birthday to his gorgeous girlfriend, Chelsea, turning 30 on the 27th of October.
	And finally, we say happy birthday to Howard Leroux.
	Happy birthday from all your friends here at the Best Podcast in the Universe!
	It's your birthday, yeah!
	Ah, when you have a cough and you've been ill, that was a long one to do.
	You did well.
	Yeah, thank you.
	And we have, let's see, we have the titles are a-changing.
	We have two titles coming up here.
	Go gather round, douchebag, producer and slave.
	As we all thank your brothers and sisters who gave.
	And some of them nights, some of them days.
	For the titles are a-changing.
	And Sir Glenn Riccio becomes Baron von Richthofen, Baronie of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia, and Sir Adam Muir becomes a Baron as well, and we congratulate those two for reaching the Baron level, which is quite a feat when you do that here on the show.
	We have one, two, three nightings to do, so let's get the blades out, John.
	Yeah, I got it.
	I don't hear it.
	There we go.
	There it is.
	Philly D. Williams, come on up to the lectern.
	Oh, wait.
	Uh, no.
	Billy Dee Williams is with us in spirit.
	That's right.
	This is the posthumous knighthood.
	Howard Lahoreau, we need you here on the podium, sir.
	Gary Backman, join us all because you have supported the best podcast in the universe in the amount of $1,000 or more.
	That means you become participants at the round table of the Nodian, the Knights, and Dames.
	And I hereby pronounce the KV... Sir Philly D. Williams of the Silicon Forest Spirit Realm, thanks to Jay Anonymous, Sir Chansey of the Netherworld, and Knight Gary of Moorgate.
	For you, Hookers and Blow, Rimp Boys and Chardonnay, Hot Pants and Booze, Gates of the Sake, Bakken, Mill, Bong, Hits of Urban Circus, ginger ale and gerbils, and Mud and Mead.
	Headed over to noagendanation.com slash rings.
	Give your full details.
	Eric the Show will get those out to you as soon as possible.
	Oh, man.
	Okay.
	You're hanging in.
	I'm hanging in.
	I'm powering through, John.
	Just powering through.
	Yeah, you gotta power through.
	You just gotta power through it.
	Okay.
	Duerte?
	Duerte?
	No?
	You got the new segment of Duerte?
	I got the new Duterte.
	Duterte needs a jingle.
	Duterte.
	Oh, Duterte does need a jingle because he's got a lot of good stuff.
	He's like the honey badger.
	Honey badger don't give a crap.
	If you are a friend, if you are an ally...
	This is, of course, the...
	Is it president or prime minister?
	President?
	He's prime minister of... Prime minister of Philippines.
	One of the two Philippines.
	I'll look it up.
	Philippines, yeah.
	So he's happy that China built a hospital and, I think, a drug rehab center for them without asking.
	Just without asking.
	They're so nice.
	These are friends.
	Friends.
	If you are a friend, if you are an ally, if you are joined by a Western alliance, you should do this.
	It's a dormitory, apartment, backhouses.
	And they have built it for us.
	No announcement.
	And it would house 1,600.
	It will be completed by October 15.
	We'll have the opening.
	This is how you treat your friends.
	And that is why I'm the guy, if I don't respect you anymore, be prepared for the worst.
	Because I can give you gallons of gallons of ifithets, curses.
	I can give you gallons of curses.
	Gallons and gallons of peanuts?
	Is this peanuts?
	I give you gallons and gallons of peanuts?
	Epithets.
	He's the president, by the way.
	Epithets.
	El Presidente.
	Epithets.
	But he says...
	Gallons of epithets and curses.
	I think that's almost a show title.
	He's also 71, so he's a codger.
	Okay.
	I like him.
	Well, I like him for the show.
	Well, of course I like him for the show.
	Hello.
	I don't know if I'd like him as a person.
	Hey, we do have, of course, I've been tracking this for months and months and months, but finally it seems to be on.
	We didn't have Putin visiting in Paris.
	None of that.
	Nope.
	We've got the deal back on.
	Sealing their reconciliation with a strategic energy deal.
	The Russian and Turkish presidents meeting in Istanbul have agreed on a project to build an undersea pipeline to get Russian gas to Turkey and then on to Europe.
	Ministers signed the Turk Stream Accord on the sidelines of the World Energy Congress.
	It's the latest sign of rapprochement since Ankara expressed regret for shooting down a Russian fighter plane over the Turkish-Syrian border last November.
	Despite deep differences on the Syrian conflict, the leaders were keen to show they're seeking common ground.
	President Erdogan saying he and his Russian counterpart had discussed cooperation, especially for the people of Aleppo, and what sort of strategy could be applied to bring peace to the area.
	While Turkey backs rebels fighting the Syrian regime, Russia is supporting President Assad with a massive air campaign.
	Nonetheless, we have a joint position when it comes to doing everything to deliver humanitarian aid to Aleppo, the Russian president said.
	The question is over the provision of security for delivering this aid to avoid provocations with the bombing of humanitarian convoys.
	Russia denies its warplanes were behind last month's deadly airstrike on an aid convoy near Aleppo.
	This is really such a breakdown of the United States' international policy and energy security and protecting our friends in Europe, the EU, to allow...
	We have a huge rift right now with Turkey.
	Turkey's given us a lot of grief, making a lot of problems.
	We know they're responsible for the crap in Syria.
	We know what they're responsible for.
	The emails...
	No, forget about the emails.
	Now we have the Turkish stream, which should be operational at the end of 2017, to flow gas right into Europe, bypassing the whole Ukraine thing.
	What a breakdown!
	How can this be allowed to happen?
	I think incompetence.
	Yeah, well, that's the only obvious answer.
	The president's out there talking about, you know, smelling of sulfur, but meanwhile, come on!
	Well, there's also the situation, the bullcrap situation in Syria, which I guess they're really seriously going to possibly, especially if Hillary gets in, this will happen, drop 70,000 U.S. troops in there, according to the international, you know, kind of...
	Humanitarian watchdogs.
	They've got a good report here on the White Helmets, which was a group that they talk a lot about on certain, not podcasts, but on certain alternative news media and was expected to get a Nobel Peace Prize, even though it's a phony baloney operation, apparently started and run by USAID. Gee, this is a surprise!
	That the Syria campaign has mostly is the White Helmets.
	They're responsible for trying to publicize the White Helmets.
	In media, mainly, but also in other ways, like through this recent documentary that came out, I guess, on Netflix.
	As to who funds them, it's hard to say.
	Most of their donations are actually anonymous.
	They are backed in large part by a billionaire, a Syrian, UK billionaire, whose name is Ayman Asfari.
	His wife also, I believe, sits on the board.
	Yeah, their basic reason for being is to try and push for a no-fly zone and thereby regime change.
	And what about that...
	Wait, wait, wait.
	That is what the white helmets want?
	According to this woman's analysis, yes.
	Oh my God.
	Well, that seals the deal.
	Of course they're shills for us then.
	Yeah.
	That would be an act of war against Russia.
	Good luck with that.
	For a no-fly zone and thereby regime change.
	And what about that call for a no-fly zone?
	Because this is something that is echoed even in the voice of Hillary Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, when they call for the no-fly zone, the humanitarian safe zones.
	We hear it rebranded all the time.
	What is the implication of that campaign, and how is the White Helmets related to that?
	Whether or not you call it a no-fly zone or a safe zone or whatever, it really just means that there's going to be about 70,000 U.S. troops that are going to be in the region, that are going to have to be in Syria to be able to take out the air support basically that the Syrian government has right now.
	And that's according to the Pentagon itself.
	Right, and that's also before Russia became involved, as I understand it.
	So no matter what you call it, really, it's another word for war.
	Now, the United States has never implemented a no-fly zone without regime change coming afterwards.
	You can look as soon ago as Libya or Iraq, the same thing.
	A no-fly zone is just step one on the road to war and regime change.
	Woohoo!
	That's our middle name, war and regime change.
	Yeah.
	And who's going to run that place, of course, is going to be some radicals.
	ISIS. Yeah.
	Yeah.
	That's the idea.
	Well, John, let's talk about it.
	Exactly why it's the idea, except for the rebelization.
	Let's talk about a few things.
	As it stands now, it looks like Hillary Clinton's going to win.
	And I think that what's coming in the next couple of weeks, we already have the New York Times with Donald Trump groped me, but the Jane Doe lawsuits.
	New York Post today had a headline, you know, Trump interested in 10-year-old.
	I mean, they're implying he's a pedophile.
	Anonymous.
	Oh, man.
	Did you see the anonymous video?
	No, I did not.
	Okay, I got the first bit for you.
	Did not.
	Yeah, I got the first bit.
	Hold on.
	And so Anonymous, of course, doesn't really exist anymore because everyone's been picked up and prosecuted.
	But okay.
	So it's probably run out of some intelligence agency.
	It is, and I know moreover, I put them both together in the show notes.
	What Anonymous is reading is a script that literally shows up in one of these phony baloney, I'm Russian intelligence, which is, of course, a psychological operation to make you believe that.
	Just like I got like 45 seconds, just so you understand what they're saying they're going to do.
	We are Anonymous.
	The entire U.S. presidential election is nearing an explosive crisis over a secretly-made Israeli intelligence video recording showing former President Bill Clinton raping a 13-year-old girl that Hillary Clinton has kept hidden from public knowledge with help from the American propaganda mainstream media, but by her embroiling Donald Trump in her husband's sex crimes now threatens it being released.
	The video recording of Bill Clinton raping this 13-year-old girl was created engineered by Israel's Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations Clothing Shop Network whose main organizer facilitator is the international money man of mystery, Jeffrey Epstein and who is now being called the billionaire pedophile who could bring down Hillary Clinton.
	The Clothing Shop Network was originated in the early 1980s by one of the most secretive billionaires in America named Leslie Wexler.
	So, now we have another lawsuit, which, and of course, this is the Clintons, accuse others of what you are guilty of yourself.
	The lawsuit implies Bill and Donald Trump raping underage girls.
	We need to have our own anonymous video.
	Let me see if I can do it.
	Let me see if I can get a sound.
	sound we we are anonymous we are anonymous we are anonymous we should Work on it or you'll have a bit.
	I'm going to work on it.
	Yeah, you'll have a bit.
	That'd be good.
	I'll work on it.
	Yeah, and it's funny that Hillary's sexual life has never been attacked during this whole period, which I find is kind of fascinating.
	It seems like she could be a target, but no, that's not going to happen.
	No.
	But what do you think?
	I think that this may be insurmountable.
	What, for Trump to get in?
	Yeah.
	I don't know.
	I'm not going to say that because you see...
	Where it stands now.
	The protest vote against everybody can sometimes be very powerful.
	You don't see it on the national level, but it could happen.
	It's never really happened, although you may attribute certain things to it.
	Right.
	and they end up electing a banana slug as the head of the student body in certain colleges.
	And this is the kind of protest vote where you have your Trump supporters who are going to vote for him anyway.
	Then you have a bunch of people that are fed up that are going to vote for him.
	And then you have the group of people that won't admit it that they would vote for Trump, but they end up voting for Trump.
	I mean, that scenario is a possibility, or otherwise the Clinton campaign wouldn't be still working so far today.
	You got a good point there.
	You got a good point.
	They'd be coasting.
	They'd say, ah, screw it.
	Don't give any more speeches.
	We're winning this thing easy.
	And I think that when Clinton went to the 9-11 thing, I thought she was at the point where she was coasting, and then she stumbled and fell or passed out or whatever happened.
	And she's doing great now.
	There's no coughing, no nothing.
	She's doing great.
	Yeah.
	Maybe it was just...
	What combination of drugs was needed.
	Project Veritas, who we know from the Planned Parenthood undercover tapes, recorded a New York City Democratic election commissioner explaining how they rigged the vote, how the Democratic Party rigs the vote.
	This has gotten zero traction.
	Oh.
	I want to hear it.
	It's pretty simple.
	I gotta say, people don't realize, certain neighborhoods in particular, they bust people around to vote.
	Can you hear what he's saying, John?
	No.
	That's why I didn't get much play.
	Well, if you look at the video, it's a little easier.
	He says certain neighborhoods, the Democrats bust people around, from polling place to polling place.
	People around to vote.
	They do what?
	They bust them around.
	Interesting.
	I didn't realize that.
	Churches bus people around.
	Yeah.
	Are they implying that they bus them from one place to another so they vote over and over and over again?
	Yes, yes, yes.
	And because there are no voter...
	If you have a whole bunch of buses...
	Well, they're going into buses.
	Yeah, but they're going to Chinese neighborhoods.
	Well, let's say somebody document this.
	You got a movie camera?
	You got a phone?
	You got a movie camera?
	I want to see some evidence of this.
	Well, then he makes a racist comment here by saying, you know, well, they just bust people around, especially Chinese neighborhoods.
	Well, you know why.
	It's going to sound really racist, but if you're running a polling station, which is sometimes someone's garage, there's another bus of Chinese.
	I don't know if it's the same ones.
	They all look alike!
	Oh yeah.
	I'm telling you.
	I'm telling you.
	Well, since you can't hear it very well, I won't play the rest.
	But it goes on.
	He says, I'm very concerned about this, but there's nothing we can do.
	And we always hear, oh, voter registration, voter ID laws will force black people, poor people, old people, not to vote.
	But really what's happening is because you cannot be legally asked in states where there's no voter ID laws for an ID. Just say, I'm Adam Curry and I'm voting.
	And if you're on the list, okay, boom, boom.
	And you can go to the next polling place.
	I'm Dan Dildo and I'm voting.
	Okay, boom, boom, done.
	And they cannot ask you for an ID. So you have to wonder.
	What?
	That's exactly what he says on the tape, by the way.
	Yeah, I understand.
	First of all, I don't Believe that this can amount to much if you compare it to what you could do on the back end of a voting machine.
	Of course.
	What you could do with a hack.
	Or what you could do in Brooklyn.
	Just negate all the votes for Bernie.
	There wasn't anybody that voted, apparently.
	The guy also says the absentee ballots.
	He said thousands and thousands of absentee ballots.
	I don't know who these people are, where they're coming from.
	There is a lot of hanky-panky going on.
	Yeah, I'm sure.
	But you don't think that won't make any difference?
	I think it'll be negated by the other side doing the same thing.
	I think that's a wash.
	To be honest about it.
	I think it's a wash.
	I could be wrong.
	But I see it as a wash.
	I mean, if only one side was doing it.
	But I mean, come on.
	If this is going on...
	It's going to be known, because people switch sides, they go back and forth, and they say, here's what worked for us.
	I mean, this is like, it's not a secret.
	The other side can do it, too, in some way.
	So I'm not thinking that's how she's going to win.
	She's going to win, because no women are going to vote for Trump, I think, is the main way.
	Except for, you know, some Republican women.
	So what could change the outcome at this point?
	I'm just interested in your thoughts.
	I think it's got to be something massive.
	There's got to be a real October surprise besides these emails just showing that the back room is a bunch of douchebags and they hate people and Hillary doesn't like the public.
	There was that little revelation that didn't get out much, but it was there.
	One of these guys said, well, you know, Hillary's gotten to the point because she's got so much money that she doesn't like the normal Americans.
	She hates America.
	Yeah.
	And that was a good one, but that didn't do anything.
	None of it gets any traction.
	None of it.
	But they're not, you know, that's not as good at, you know, an email is like kind of an intellectual thing as email as opposed to a tape recording.
	Mm.
	I mean, they need something like Romney when they tape-recorded him surreptitiously in something or someplace or other.
	They were saying, well, you know, 47% of the publics are idiots and they're not going to do anything anyway.
	That kind of thing.
	We need something.
	We need Hillary in a screaming fit.
	You know, the Secret Service and these guys you talked to when you were doing some of the Hot Pockets tours back east, You know, these guys come, oh yeah, she's not going to get in, she can't get in, you know, they got the goods on her and all this other stuff.
	I haven't heard anything.
	I mean, Secret Service guys could have recorded her having one of her rants she's supposed to have all the time, she's supposed to be ranting a lunatic.
	Where's the tape?
	Right.
	You know, there's a lot of where's the tape moments.
	Now, I'm saying that, I'd say, in two weeks, with two weeks to go in the voting, so there's just, I guess, in four weeks or so, just a little less time.
	If something, that's when there has to be the October surprise.
	Something just terrible.
	Something horrible.
	I mean, obviously the public doesn't care that she's in bed with the Saudis.
	The woman hating Saudis.
	That's fine.
	So, it's got to be something big.
	And you've got two weeks.
	You've got to wait for it.
	It's going to make every show that we do from now until November 8th a fantastic show because there's lots of material.
	It's going to keep coming out.
	And this cannot...
	You cannot miss this.
	You've got to stay tuned.
	You've got to be helping us, sending us as much as you can.
	If it's just a link, please remember, Twitter is preferred.
	Why do you fill up the email box quite a bit?
	Do you want to play us out with a nice little clip you got, a little kicker for the end of the show here, John?
	Well, let me go over the leftovers, and there's a couple of good ones.
	There's the one, you know, we have some of the stupidest stuff.
	Yeah, let's play this.
	This is the latest in the pipeline thing going on.
	And I guess they found somebody.
	This is a two-parter.
	This is the Indigenous People's Day, which came up and it was mentioned on Democracy Now!
	And there's two clips here.
	There's the one and two.
	Play one.
	And we'll go to two.
	On Monday, protests and actions were held across the country to mark Indigenous Peoples Day and to oppose further construction of fossil fuel infrastructure.
	In North Dakota, hundreds of Native Americans and their allies gathered to resist the construction of the $3.8 billion Dakota Access Pipeline, which has faced months of resistance from the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe and members of hundreds of other tribes from across the U.S., Canada, and Latin America.
	At least 27 people were arrested blockading construction at two separate work sites, including Hollywood actress Shailene Woodley.
	Who?
	Yeah, that was...
	Shailene who?
	Woodley.
	So Shailene Woodley...
	Give me my agent!
	Who got me this damn gig?
	So Shailene Woodley, and you'll hear this on clip too, she decides to stream it on her Facebook, I guess they have some streaming feature.
	Facebook Live, yes, Facebook Live.
	So she's going to stream it on Facebook Live, threatening the cops while she's doing it, complaining about the big guns that they have.
	And then she says, and you're all going to see this, I have 40,000 followers, she says.
	so she's pretty famous and let's play this and this is her streaming because i have 40 000 people watching so everybody knows we are going to our vehicle which they had all surrounded and waiting for me the giant guns and the giant truck behind them just to make an arrest me so they knew this would happen i know if you're watching mainstream Wow.
	That was her streaming, talking about the giant guns and the giant truck behind her.
	She was in Snowden?
	She was.
	She's in Snowden, yeah.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, she gets gigs.
	Yeah.
	And she likes to do streaming.
	She's on a movie again.
	This will be on our IMDb, this little episode.
	That's a credit right there.
	Producer and director and talent.
	Great.
	Yes, there you go.
	Right pro-der.
	Okay, that's kind of my thought.
	It was funny, anyway.
	No, I liked it.
	It was cute.
	Always good to throw an actress in at the end, John.
	There's nothing wrong with that programmatically.
	It's perfect.
	Yeah, I agree.
	All right, everybody.
	You know how it works.
	We will be working our butts off, finding everything we can, watching the view so you don't have to, reading legislation.
	Yeah, I know.
	Not my favorite thing to do, but it's double up, double down, double or nothing for these last couple of weeks.
	Trying to keep your sanity intact.
	That's right.
	Keep it intact.
	And remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. We need your support to continue what we do.
	Almost nine years and count it.
	I hope we make it to ten.
	Nine, nine, nine.
	Nine, nine, nine.
	Nine, nine, nine, nine.
	So with that coming to you from the Crackpot Condo in the Skyscraper here in downtown Austin, Texas, it's in FEMA Region 6 if you're looking it up on the map.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where on the next show I'll do another Confucius say, The High Order.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	And we will return on Thursday for another media deconstruction on the best podcast in the universe, right here on No Agenda.
	Adios, mofos!
	What will we do with the drunken donor?
	A lie in the morning?
	Hooray, John and Adam!
	Hooray John and Adam, hooray John and Adam, her lie in the morning.
	Make them listen to no agenda, make them listen to no agenda, make them listen to no agenda, her lie in the morning.
	Give them comradee douching, give them comradee douching, give them comradee douching, her lie in the morning.
	Hooray John and Adam, hooray John and Adam, hooray John and Adam.
	Her lie in the morning.
	Roll up, roll up for the magical shape-shifting Jews.
	Step right this way.
	Roll up.
	Roll up for the shape-shifting Jews.
	Roll up.
	It's an illustration.
	He's such an agrification The magical shapes you think Jews The storm will kill you It will kill your children.
	It will kill your pets.
	Because there's a wordy dirt in there.
	Somebody said a dirty word.
	I'm going to a family wedding.
	To be stronger and last longer.
	The dirty word.
	I'm going to a family wedding.
	To be stronger.
	Dolores Burrhalter.
	She's dumb.
	Now I ask her why.
	She's Dolores Burr.
	You know are dead.
	You and everyone you know are dead.
	You and everyone you know are dead.
	Storm will kill you, because there's a wordy dirt in there.
	Somebody said Dolores Berhalter, you know are dead.
	You and everyone, Storm will kill you.
	It will kill you, because there's a wordy dirt in there.
	Somebody said a dirty word.
	She said Dolores Berhalter, she's dumb.
	Now I have you know are dead.
	dead you and everyone you know are dead you and everything there's a wordy dirt in there somebody said a dirty word family wet family stronger and last one last one family wet family thanks to be and last longer the dirty word i'm going to a family wedding to be family wedding to be stronger and last long later dirty last one to a family wedding to be stronger so it's burr halter she's dumb now that storm will kill you because there's a wordy dirt in there somebody see the dolores burr halter she's dumb you know are dead storm will kill you you're It will kill you.
	You and everyone you know are dead.
	Because there's a wordy dirt in there.
	She's a Dolores Berhalter.
	She's dumb.
	Now, as you know, are dead.
	You and everyone.
	Storm will kill you.
	Because there's a wordy dirt in there.
	Somebody said somebody were.
	I'm a family.
	Family.
	They dirty all things because they dirty.
	They dirty.
	Somebody's dirty words.
	I'm a family.
	Amen.
	For the Lord, don't vote for Donald.
	He will grab you by the pussy.
	He will grab you by the pussy.
	You stop it.
	Grab you by the pussy.
	He will grab you by the pussy.
	Talking to you now, lady.
	Grab you by the pussy.
	Grab you by the pussy.
	Don't vote for him.
	Grab you by the pussy.
	One more time.
	Grab you by the pussy.
	This bozo is full.
	This bozo is fool.
	This bozo.
	This country is an embarrassment.
	I mean, he's so blatantly stupid.
	He's a punk.
	He's a dog.
	He's a pig.
	He's a con.
	Bullshit arse.
	Armand doesn't know what he's talking about.
	Doesn't his homework.
	Doesn't care.
	This is gaming society.
	Doesn't best asses.
	He's an idiot.
	Call him out.
	Set events.
	It's a nasty disaster.
	It's an embarrassment.
	This country.
	It makes me so angry.
	It makes me so angry at this point.
	This country has got so angry.
	So angry.
	It's a country.
	Embarrassment.
	He's an exasper.
	It's a nasty disaster.
	He doesn't society.
	This is gaming here.
	Doesn't do his homework.
	Bozo.
	Doesn't do his homework.
	Bozo.
	Doesn't do his homework.
	Bolzo doesn't do his homework.
	Bolzo doesn't do his homework.
	He wants to punch people in the face.
	Well, I'd like to punch him in the face.
	This is somebody that we want for president?
	I don't think so.
	This country is an embarrassment.
	Adios, mofo.

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