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	You have to just assume that Hillary is a devil worshipper, and it doesn't surprise me.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	And Sunday, November 6, 2016, this is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media Assassination, Episode 875.
	This is No Agenda.
	Cooking up a masterpiece in my spirit kitchen and broadcasting live from the darkest corners of the internet.
	In the morning, everybody!
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where Play-Dohs say men who win Chinese eating contest bite off more than can chew.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's crack, blood, and nose kill.
	In the morning!
	Yo!
	Right.
	See, I've shortened up my opening to give you more room for your Play-Doh says deal.
	It's just about three listeners, probably not producers, listeners who bitch about this bit.
	Are they still bitching about it?
	One guy.
	Come on.
	It's creative.
	It's funny.
	It shows your personality, John.
	It's fabulous.
	Well, first of all, I think I owe you $5.
	Of course.
	Because there was no...
	Anthony Weiner did not commit suicide.
	There's been no indictment.
	And quite honestly, there's been no...
	What was the bet?
	Was it a bet on the suicide or the indictment?
	I think I doubled down on it.
	Well, you owe me $10, then.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, the WikiLeaks.
	What do we have?
	We have WikiLeaks 31 out.
	And what is kind of fun, what they're doing, is 32 presumably will be tomorrow, and then on Tuesday, election day, it'll be WikiLeaks number 33!
	33!
	That's a magic number!
	Wow!
	Yeah!
	Yeah!
	That's outrageous.
	There's a lot of 33s in some of these emails.
	I don't know how to find that.
	It's really nuts.
	I'm going to find that article.
	I can't find it offhand.
	But everything is 33.
	There's 33 this and 33 that.
	A lot of 33s.
	A lot of magic numbers, for sure.
	Okay, so where do you want to start, John?
	There's so much to do.
	Oh, well, first of all, I'm going to start by commenting on a train that's going by down the hill here.
	Okay.
	It's one of the, what they used to call a pipeline on rails.
	That's what they used to call it in the business.
	A pipeline on rails is just a bunch of tank cars, like lots of them, that are being moved to and from an oil refinery.
	But this one has, I've got to look into this, because this one has a bunch of these really small tanker cars.
	And I always get the sense of something very dangerous in those little guys.
	Do they have signs on it?
	You should break out the binoculars?
	No, they can't shoot at them with a gun.
	People are crazy.
	Hey, let me start with something, because we have an exclusive.
	I think it's exclusive, at least.
	We have exclusive...
	So, Hillary Clinton did her last appearance, I think it was in Florida, and it was...
	I don't know if it's prolific or whatever, but she gets on the podium.
	It starts to rain.
	It starts raining really hard.
	And she pretty much just says, all right, I'm going to skip all the bitching about Trump and vote for me.
	Did you see this at all?
	Because it was really interesting.
	Seriously, it's drip, drip, drip, and then she starts talking.
	It's just hosing down on her.
	You know, the funny thing is everyone knows when they'll start.
	In Florida, that happens every day.
	Of course.
	There's a middle of the day.
	Three o'clock.
	Yeah, two, three o'clock.
	Boom, you have about an hour of rain.
	Which is nice and refreshing.
	It's beautiful.
	Oh, it's great.
	It keeps the streets clean.
	It's pretty.
	Yeah.
	So somebody probably put her right in the middle of one of these.
	Well, that's an interesting thought.
	I didn't even consider that.
	Well, so what she then does, you know, vote for me, even if you don't vote for me, you know, I'll be your president, you know, and then she puts her arms like, and she's all good to go.
	But, well, I'll play this for you first.
	Now, my friends, you are a hardy bunch standing out here in the rain.
	I don't think I need to tell you all of the wrong things about Donald Trump.
	But here's what I want you to remember.
	I want to be the president for everybody.
	Everybody who agrees with me.
	People who don't agree with me.
	People who vote for me.
	People who don't vote for me.
	Yeah!
	Let's get out!
	Let's vote for the future!
	Let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren!
	God bless you!
	Howard Dean.
	So...
	No.
	Okay, so now she's like turning towards the crowd and she's yelling.
	So she's away from the microphone.
	But there were people who were near her and were able to record what she was actually saying when she had her hands up in the air.
	And I have a...
	I don't know how...
	I've not seen it anywhere, so I don't know if we have the only copy or we just were lucky to get it first.
	So here she is again in the rain.
	So let's get out.
	Let's vote for the future.
	Let's vote for what we want for our country and our children and our grandchildren.
	God bless you.
	I'm family.
	Family.
	Oh, my world, my world.
	Oh, my good little girl I do to destroy my beautiful wickedness.
	I had five minutes over this morning.
	And of course, yes.
	Of course, no one expected anything like that.
	That's a good one, though, considering it was raining.
	Well, because it was raining.
	That's why I thought of it.
	That's the joke.
	I get it.
	In the morning.
	Okay, you're up.
	And there's some more listeners.
	I don't know why I listen to these guys.
	Hillary Bashers.
	Those guys, they're no good.
	Actually, let's do something serious here for a moment.
	Hillary had a big thing in Ohio, and she combined that with Jay-Z and Bianchi.
	Here we go.
	And they brought her up on stage.
	Eight years ago, I was so inspired to know that my nephew, a young black child, could grow up knowing his dreams could be realized by witnessing a black president in office.
	Nice.
	And now, we have the opportunity to create more change.
	I want my daughter to grow up seeing a woman lead our country.
	Y'all?
	Nice.
	And know that her possibilities are limitless.
	We have to think about the future of our daughters, our sons, and vote for someone who cares for them as much as we do.
	I'm glad she at least mentioned sons.
	Gee.
	And that is why I need her.
	Unusual.
	His soul is colorless.
	Our soul is colorless.
	And I want to grow up in a world where my daughter has no limitation, where our daughter has no limitation.
	He goes from my daughter to our daughter.
	Good catch, dude.
	Be careful.
	Beyonce's right behind you.
	She feels like she can be whatever she want to be in the world.
	And this other guy, I don't have any ill will towards him.
	His conversation is divisive, and that's not an evolved soul to me.
	So he cannot be my president.
	And now...
	Now, what she does here is something that every rock and roll guy in the world has done as a joke, and she was actually serious about it.
	Thank you!
	Hello Cleveland!
	There it is.
	Everyone, when you're on stage, you always make the Hello Cleveland joke.
	Yeah.
	And she actually had it.
	That was good.
	So she was real happy.
	Fabulous.
	Beyonce.
	In fact, this was really promoted well.
	We had Gayle King on CBS, and she made her point.
	The different paths she has require her to turn African Americans out, turn younger voters out, go for those white college-educated women.
	They're trying on all fronts, and so they need every little bit they can get because Donald Trump, It has the more roaring enthusiasm.
	When you talk about enthusiasm, the word enthusiasm, I don't think anything could make people more excited or enthusiastic than seeing Beyonce on stage with her husband.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, God!
	Let me tell you.
	I don't know who they want to appeal to, but the people who buy their records are teenage white girls.
	We need to say that.
	It's very, very strange.
	Huh?
	Well, while you're at that, let's play this.
	Whoa, whoa, whoa.
	There's one more that goes with it.
	Here's Trump's response to having Beyonce, etc.
	Oh, by the way, Katy Perry, was she the one at this act or was it another act that she was at?
	No.
	Because Katy Perry did a thing for Hillary just over the last couple of days wearing this big Superman costume, red, white, and blue.
	No, I didn't say that.
	And a Madame President on the back.
	No.
	No, this is just Jay-Z and Beyonce as far as I know.
	But here's Trump.
	Responding to that at a rally across town.
	Thank you very much.
	And we don't need Jay-Z to fill up arenas.
	We do it the old-fashioned way.
	We do it the old-fashioned way, folks.
	We fill them up because you love what we're saying and you want to make America great again.
	That's a good point.
	Yeah, exactly.
	So this came to mind where you played that thing about...
	Jay-Z. This is the big kind of a scandal that's being discussed.
	And the clip is the Philadelphia precincts.
	And as I listen to it, it's a very interesting clip.
	This was on PBS, and this is about the precincts in Philadelphia that voted 100% for Obama.
	It's fantastic.
	To be stolen from them.
	This is interesting when you listen to this thing because they deconstruct it and it turns out they did, but this brings another point.
	To be stolen from them.
	I think the machines are rigged.
	I watched on YouTube how they rig the machines where you vote Republican and it turns up Democrat.
	Trump has made this same charge repeatedly over several months.
	We're in a rig system, folks.
	We're in a rig system.
	We're going to watch Pennsylvania.
	Go down to certain areas and watch and study and make sure other people don't come in and vote five times.
	There's no evidence for the kind of widespread fraudulent voting that Trump says is going on right now.
	Hillary Clinton needs to go to prison.
	But his supporters, people like Tom Carroll, say if you don't believe rigged voting occurs, just look at Philadelphia.
	It is absolutely rigged.
	Philadelphia is a perfect example of You had wards in 2012 that had more than 100% turnout.
	Philadelphia, there were 17 districts where there were 100% Obama votes, which is statistically impossible.
	This is exhibit A for their case.
	In the 2012 presidential election between President Obama and Governor Romney, Obama won Pennsylvania, getting almost 3 million votes compared to Romney's 2.6 million.
	But in Philadelphia, In these 59 divisions, known as precincts in most places, not one single vote was recorded for Mitt Romney.
	Not one.
	Obama received 100% of the presidential votes.
	I was struck the same way that anyone else was, and wondering how could this possibly occur.
	So this is the voting system that we have in Philadelphia.
	Al Schmidt is on the commission that runs and oversees elections in Philadelphia.
	He's the only Republican on the three-person panel.
	After that election, he investigated, was it possible that no one in those divisions voted for Mitt Romney?
	I ran around the city to all these different precincts to look at how could this possibly occur.
	We were chasing down members of the minority party and asking, Did you, in fact, get your vote this way or that way?
	You don't have to tell us, but we're looking into this.
	And we didn't find a single one.
	So you went around those areas trying to find Romney voters and you couldn't find any?
	Correct.
	Schmitt says these particular precincts are very small, they're almost all black, and President Obama remains hugely popular.
	In fact, John McCain, back in the 2008 presidential race, got less than 1% of the vote in these same areas.
	So you feel confident That the fact that there were no Romney votes registered in those particular areas is not evidence that someone somewhere was taking Romney votes and throwing them in the trash.
	Correct.
	Well, they go on about this.
	That last bit was interesting.
	What's really interesting to me is not that this happened.
	But historically, we always look at things, whether we're covering news or history, for example, oh, the votes in Iraq and Saddam Hussein got 97% of the vote, and we poo-poo it.
	Is it possible that because of this phenomenon, these little enclaves, and there's 50-something of these precincts where not one single person had an independent thought.
	This is what's frightening.
	I didn't think the idea of being rigged was as frightening as this particular thought I have.
	Not one person, one, not one person, Had an independent thought.
	They all voted lockstep racist.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Thank you.
	You nailed it.
	Damn.
	I find it very disturbing.
	Yeah, well, there's a lot of race going on in these final days.
	I have a number of quickie clips to...
	Well, actually...
	Yeah, okay.
	Let me start here.
	And it's really being ratcheted up.
	Let's see.
	Where's the best place to start?
	I have...
	Here we go.
	This is Anne-Marie Cox.
	She is an analyst for MSNBC. And this is discussing why FBI decided to announce that they have opened, reopened, that Hillary Clinton and Clinton...
	Something is under investigation, whatever his vague comment was.
	Obviously, this is because of...
	The FBI being racist.
	Quote Anna Maria from this Guardian article.
	It says that the currently serving FBI agent said Clinton is the antichrist personified to a large swath of FBI personnel and that the reason why they're leaking this is they're pro-Trump.
	Is there any way for her to capitalize off of reports like this, or is it just time for her to move on and close this out?
	Well, you know, I'm not sure about that, but I just want to point out that one reason why the FBI might be so Trump is that it looks like Trump is largely male and largely white.
	I don't think that, you know, those are the people that go for Trump in general.
	I mean, I think it's an interesting question to ask.
	If the FBI were a more diverse place, would Comey have been facing this insurrection?
	I don't think so.
	And I also think that if you point that kind of thing out, that the FBI is largely white and largely male and therefore kind of pro-Trump, I mean, that is Hillary's argument in general.
	I mean, you know, women and people of color are going to save this nation, basically.
	Like, because we're the ones that are immune to the call of this, you know, schizophrenic, you know, psychopath bigot.
	So, playing a big race card there.
	I have not heard previous allegations of the FBI being racist.
	But okay, okay.
	Maybe they do have a diversity problem.
	But David Brooks on PBS... Maybe they don't.
	Did she give us any specifics?
	No, no.
	And I didn't have time to research it, but I will.
	And I'm sure people will let me know.
	I see lots of women in FBI. I see lots of coloreds.
	Damn it.
	Racist a-holes.
	David Brooks really took the cake, though.
	Oh, you took my beat over.
	Let me tell you before I get to preface this.
	When Brooks and Shields comes on, I can't watch it.
	Brooks is like a psycho.
	He's so beside himself.
	And Shields is just a...
	A wet rag.
	Besides that, he's just...
	I'm looking for the right word, but I'm not going to come up with it.
	But anyway, it's just a Democrat tub thumper, and it's not that interesting.
	So I really can't watch that segment anymore because Brooks is not doing his job.
	And because I felt that, I watched it and I pulled a clip.
	I'm sorry if you had it.
	I don't have it.
	I didn't have it.
	I just said I can't watch it.
	Oh, okay, good.
	Where does tub thumper come from?
	It goes way back, I think, before the song.
	I don't know.
	It's just been used a lot.
	I know Bible Thumper.
	I know Bible Thumper.
	Well, it's a variation of beating the drum.
	Beating the drum for tub thumper is just a funnier way of putting it.
	Let me see what we have here.
	What is it?
	A voracious supporter?
	Yes, okay.
	I'm just wondering if they had any etymology of it.
	Hmm.
	That's an interesting one.
	Alright, so I did watch the segment.
	It was 11 minutes.
	Very long.
	This is the big wrap-up.
	Final thoughts.
	And Dave, final thoughts, please.
	Final thoughts.
	Hey, guess what?
	They're going to have final thoughts on Monday, too.
	I know, I know.
	But, you know, it was the Friday show.
	They phone it in on Fridays.
	So here's David Brooks, just a little piece where he just went there.
	What's depressed me, frankly, most about this race is we went into this country, a divided nation, and now the chasms are just solidified.
	So divided along race, divided along gender, urban, rural, college educated, non-college educated.
	We can go down the list.
	And basically, less educated or high school educated whites are going to trumpets.
	It doesn't matter what the guy does.
	And college educated going to Clinton.
	Everyone's dividing based on demographic categories.
	And sometimes you get the sense that campaign barely matters.
	People are just going with their gene pool or whatever it is.
	And that is one of the more depressing aspects of this race for me.
	Let me just get this right.
	White, dumb, uneducated people vote for Trump.
	College educated people of all colors and creeds vote for Clinton.
	That's what he said.
	But it's because these uneducated whites, they like to stick with their own gene pool.
	And come on.
	That's very bigoted.
	Everything he's been doing since Trump started winning back during the primary period is extremely bigoted and is bigoted against the Republican Party in general.
	And he's supposed to represent the conservative voice in this little one-on-one thing, which is based on that old, the two people arguing on 60 Minutes years ago, back in the, I don't know, 70s.
	And it just doesn't turn out that way because Brooks coming out of the New York Times can't really get out of the liberal bias that's based in the newspaper.
	And he can only support a Republican if it's like some sort of a middle-of-the-road business guy who's a dud.
	Yeah.
	Dud.
	Exactly.
	Well, but he's clearly demarking lines between elites and the slaves.
	The folks.
	He's an elite.
	Elites and folks.
	That's what it is.
	The elites and the folks.
	Yeah.
	Amongst the elites, funny woman Amy Schumer, who of course has been all in for Hillary to an extreme.
	And I liked Amy Schumer.
	I lost a lot of respect for her and for...
	Who was it, Seth Rogen?
	That whole Budweiser campaign, which has now been cancelled because it failed.
	It was shit.
	I mean, did Seth Rogen produce it?
	It was his idea?
	I don't know, it was dumb.
	So Amy Schumer, now it's a new name, it's Amy Schumer!
	Amy Schumer is what I'm going to call her from now on.
	Hey America, it's me.
	Professional hand model, Amy Schumer.
	But I'm not here to show you my perfect hands, even though they are perfect and a lot of people like them.
	And I'm not here to tell you to vote.
	Whether you're a cool, good citizen or a steamy dump, it's totally 100% your call.
	But I am here to tell you something important that everyone has a right to know, but doesn't.
	Here it comes.
	You ready?
	Yeah.
	People are gonna know if you voted or not.
	Your voting history is public record.
	It doesn't say who you voted for, but it says if you voted at all.
	Anyone who knows you can just look that shit up.
	Uh-oh.
	You gotta actually go out and vote and not just pretend like you did at dinner parties.
	Your decision to vote or not is obviously up to you, but judging you for that decision could be up to the internet.
	And everyone has access to that.
	Even our parents.
	Hey, so did you get a chance to vote?
	Of course!
	I care about this country.
	Oh, really?
	Because I looked it up and you didn't vote.
	I'm a steamy dump.
	I hope that people don't blame you if an orange sexually assaulting Godzilla who started a fake college is fucking up the entire planet a year or so from now.
	That would be a bummer, right?
	Okay, so I guess I am actually here to tell you to vote.
	Or at least cover your own ass so that you don't seem like a steamy dump.
	I don't want that for you.
	I don't want that for you, baby.
	Who do you want to vote for?
	I'm still undecided.
	Hillary!
	Vote for Hillary!
	Don't be crazy!
	Mm-hmm.
	Shaming.
	Shame, everybody.
	More vocal fry, please.
	Yeah, we need lots more vocal fry.
	Well, taking it to the dump word, because, of course, she means it.
	She's also gratuitous.
	She's not a good cusser.
	She gratuitously cusses, and she does it in an awkward way.
	Yeah.
	I mean, you know, you can look it up is one thing.
	You can look it up.
	If you want to see somebody vote, you can look it up.
	I don't know where you look it up, but I know you can look it up.
	Or you can look that shit up.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Unnecessary.
	Which is kind of, you know, it's like, there's a subtext in all this.
	There's a kind of a, when you say you can look it up, is one thing.
	When you say you can look that shit up, it gives it a sense of meaninglessness.
	Right.
	Yes.
	Because that's what it is.
	Something that's an it is one thing, but that is shit, according to her.
	Yeah, that shit.
	Yeah, you can look that shit up.
	Yeah, you're right.
	And it is subliminal, but she's saying it for that very reason.
	Good one.
	I don't know if she's saying it for that reason.
	It's unconscious, I think.
	I don't think she knows she's saying it.
	No, it's subconscious.
	Yeah, she has no respect for the system.
	Now, I didn't even clip it since you bring that up.
	Funny or Die, they did kind of, you know, a spoof of We Are The World.
	Ha ha ha.
	I've never seen that one done.
	Oh, God.
	Wow, what a great idea.
	We should have thought of that.
	And the whole thing is filled with expletives.
	The whole thing.
	Like, Jesus, you gotta...
	Holy Jesus, crap, you gotta fucking vote.
	That's the kind of lyrics in it.
	And I didn't clip it, because if I played that, I know you'd be like, I've heard enough.
	And you'd be right, because it was like, why?
	Why?
	Not necessary.
	Anyway, she talked about shit.
	You're right, by the way.
	I would have been irked.
	I just find gratuitous cussing, especially on podcasts...
	It's like, oh, we've got a podcast.
	We don't have any restrictions.
	Let's just cuss for the hell of it.
	Yeah.
	Well, I'm an offender of that.
	I try.
	Well, you're fine.
	There are guys that just go.
	It's just ridiculous.
	You hear these podcasts.
	It's starting to slack off.
	No, I don't.
	I don't actually.
	I don't have time.
	You don't listen to those guys?
	No.
	No, I listen to comic book podcasts.
	I got no time for that.
	So speaking of dump, as Amy Schumer mentioned there, in one of the Podesta WikiLeaks emails, there's discussion of the emails that the State Department wants.
	They have to be released, and Podesta says, it's time to dump it!
	We've got to dump it!
	We've got to dump those emails!
	Now, earlier we spoke about the definition of tub-thumper.
	When you say dump, what is the definition of dump?
	Release.
	Or to put on the market en masse.
	Holy shit.
	Well, you nailed it then.
	That's interesting.
	Yeah, you should work for MSNBC. Dump means release or make public.
	What he was saying was, we're going to have to release or make these emails public.
	Now, he knew, for example, that 55,000 pages of Secretary Clinton's email had already been turned over.
	And what he was doing was saying, we're going to make them public.
	Oh, I see what you wanted me to say.
	No, you know, this is actually a surprise for me, but I like it.
	I figured when I read that dump, to me, that means to get rid of them, dispose of them, yes.
	Yeah, dump as in garbage dump.
	Yeah, but you actually...
	I think both definitions and what you think, because, you know, I think whoever said we're in two separate worlds in terms, not you and me, but in terms of the public being in two different dimensions in the Trump side and the Hillary side, I think there's some truth to that.
	And I can see where you could easily associate the word dump with get rid of.
	Okay, so here's the definitions.
	Definition number one, a site for depositing garbage.
	Definition number two, copying of stored data to a different location, performed typically as a protection against loss.
	And using it as a verb, first definition, deposit or dispose of, typically in a careless or hurried way.
	And definition two is copy store data to a different location.
	So I guess that you could view it both ways.
	And since that was your first response, I am going to withhold judgment on the MSNBCs for trying to lie, trying to spin the story.
	Oh, I see what you were up to.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Failed.
	Well, that's what I thought of when Podesta said we've got to dump them.
	I thought he meant to get rid of.
	So that's the question.
	It was kind of a way of getting rid of because they don't have any more.
	Well, we just showed, as you said, we just showed the actual rip in the two universes.
	That's a fantastic example.
	Sadly, you're on the Clinton side of that, but okay.
	I can't help that.
	Just shows you we have no agenda.
	I had to have a response from Krauthammer from Fox News.
	And by the way, I want to stop you.
	When anybody out there that hates our show because they think we're big Trump promoters, when we're not, I want to point something out.
	The election is over on Tuesday, and it's just two days away.
	Whoever wins, we're going to go after them with the same hearty zeal that we did with Obama and Bush.
	It's not going to be, you know, oh, he's or she's president.
	Now, let's just be nice.
	Unless we want that invitation to the inauguration.
	Well, OK, well, you can be nice for a little while.
	Yeah, just for a bit.
	Well, she'll still be our president if she wins.
	Uh, well, okay, let me, uh, then actually I'm going, since you intervened, I'm going to play a little bit from, which I agree with, from Julian Assange.
	I know, Mr.
	Boring, but it's only a minute.
	Oh, God.
	It's only a minute you'll live.
	Oh, it'll feel like a week.
	Okay, well, have a seat.
	Lean back in the chaise lounge.
	I have an Assange clip, too.
	Assange says, there's no way Donald Trump can win.
	What is WikiLeaks doing?
	Are they trying to put Trump in the White House?
	Trump would not be permitted to win.
	Banks, intelligence, arms companies...
	Well, they all want him.
	...beat foreign money, etc., is all united behind Hillary Clinton and the media.
	As well.
	So, media owners and even journalists themselves.
	There's an early 2014 email from Hillary Clinton, so not so long after she left Secretary of State, to her campaign manager, John Podesta.
	That email, it states that ISIL, ISIS, is funded by Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
	The governments of Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
	I think this is the most significant email in the whole collection.
	ISIL or ISIS is created largely with money from the very people who are giving money to the Clinton Foundation.
	Yes.
	I think that was a pretty good point.
	I think it is an important email.
	I think so too.
	It's an important email.
	And all the others are kind of less important.
	Now, back to Krauthammer.
	Just his response to this dumping of the emails.
	And I want to play Krauthammer.
	I think he's an interesting guy.
	Is he a psychologist?
	Is that his profession?
	I don't remember anything about his background.
	He had a scuba diving accident, and so he's in a wheelchair.
	But, you know, chicks love this guy.
	Have you noticed this?
	No.
	Ask Mimi.
	Tina's always like, hey!
	She doesn't watch anything but Netflix.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	It's true.
	She's on Facebag and Netflix.
	Man.
	She's a cable cord cutter.
	Yeah.
	Reality cutter, it sounds like.
	Facebag and Netflix.
	I don't know how much reality has to do with reality, but okay.
	I don't mean it that way.
	Yeah, Tina loves him.
	He's like, ah, turn it up, turn it up.
	I hear what he has to say.
	I have to record him sometimes.
	I record a Krauthammer for you.
	If you want to release emails, there is a word for that.
	It's called release.
	He didn't use the word release.
	He used the word dump.
	Dump means you're releasing something, but you're doing it in a way that it will disappear.
	Now, it seems to me quite obvious what's going on here.
	The instinctive reaction of the campaign, again, reflecting the candidate herself, is to dump, is to hide, is to cover.
	That's been the way the Clintons have operated for 30 years.
	What's happening here is she is now drowning in the cumulative effect of the WikiLeaks and of the FBI deal.
	Nothing she says can escape the black hole of all this income Yeah.
	So he dissected it.
	He got it.
	He's in a different universe than you.
	Definitely.
	I do have an update about the emails, the deleted emails, and possibly a few, I think 20 or 22 or 24 emails that were held back under classification by State Department.
	No, under executive privilege, I believe.
	First, just to refresh your memory, here's President Obama about the Hillary Clinton campaign.
	Mr.
	President, when did you first learn that Hillary Clinton used an email system outside the U.S. government for official business while she was Secretary of State?
	At the same time, everybody else learned it through news reports.
	Okay, so that's what he said.
	However, there is new information.
	We got new shit has come to light, man.
	About UMA, and it comes to us from Pixie Girl intelligence asset Catherine Herridge from Fox News.
	I think the point that's been missing in this discussion is that President Obama, with all due respect, really has a horse in this race and has a vested interest in the outcome.
	He was using an alias, a personal account, to communicate with Hillary Clinton.
	And we know from the State Department, who spoke on the record about this earlier this year, that there are about 18 to 24 records that were withheld citing executive branch deliberations.
	Now, here's the important thing that sometimes people miss.
	President Obama's Blackberry is a high-security Blackberry, and every address, we talked about this last week, every address has to be clear.
	It's like a VIP list.
	And Houma Abedin, in her FBI interview, said to agents, every time Mrs.
	Clinton changed her address, I had to tell the White House to make sure that his devices would accept it.
	So this is another admission, that the White House understood that she was using this private server for government business, And that the president was okay with it, and his team was okay with it because they were allowing updates to the email to be made.
	So he's got a real horse in the race here.
	He's not speaking as a dispassionate observer to what's happening.
	Catherine, thank you very much.
	I think she does have plausible deniability there.
	You know, I'm not buying her argument completely.
	Yeah, I mean, it'll just show up in his BlackBerry as Hillary or HRC, and it won't necessarily show HRC17 at blackberry.att.net, which is what she was using.
	Which goes through the AT&T BlackBerry server, you know, there's copies everywhere.
	The CIA is holding keys to that, no problem.
	Or NSA. So, yeah, MSA. It's possible that he wouldn't...
	These guys don't know anything.
	They don't know anything about tech.
	And so she changes her email.
	For all he knows, it's still on the State Department server.
	She's got a different name.
	I agree.
	Yeah, I don't think that he was, oh, we're going to make this a big secret because it's the secret server.
	No, I think Hillary and Bill were the two that knew the real big picture.
	And the guy was, you know, servicing the thing and he didn't know about the rules.
	Everyone reporting this morning in a funny New York Post headline, MOP secret.
	MOP, MOP secret.
	Yes.
	Well, we now learn in the new Podesta email dumps, WikiLeaks, that Hillary Clinton directed her maid on many occasions to print out classified documents.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I think it's great.
	The maid can print it out and then fax it to you.
	It's really, it's insane.
	If you're doing that, I mean, come on.
	Come on!
	Come on!
	They take some poor guy, come on, man!
	So they take some poor character in, you know, in the army who just, you know.
	Come on!
	Come on!
	He just does something silly and stupid and then they throw him in, he's in the brig.
	Oh yeah, I know.
	He's in Leavenworth.
	There's plenty of examples of that.
	I haven't asked John.
	I was very surprised by some analysis of Donald Trump's final...
	I don't know if it's a TV spot.
	Maybe they've shortened it for a TV spot.
	It's about a minute and a half, unless they're buying an extra long block.
	It is Donald Trump's final video.
	I guess he's reaching out, this is the deal I'm offering to America.
	And I'd like you to listen to it, and I'd like you to find for me, I'd like you to analyze it the same way you analyze the word dump.
	So just whatever you hear, if you feel that this is targeting people or saying something negative, I'd like you to respond to that.
	And you can actually do it if you hear it happening in the video.
	Deal?
	Deal?
	Do I get paid extra?
	Yeah, just do it.
	Let's go.
	Our movement is about replacing a failed and corrupt political establishment with a new government controlled by you, the American people.
	The establishment has trillions of dollars at stake in this election.
	For those who control the levers of power in Washington, and for the global special interest, they partner with these people that don't have your good in mind.
	The political establishment that is trying to stop us is the same group responsible for our disastrous trade deals, massive illegal immigration, and economic and foreign policies that have bled our country dry.
	The political establishment has brought about the destruction of our factories.
	And our jobs as they flee to Mexico, China and other countries all around the world.
	It's a global power structure that is responsible for the economic decisions that have robbed our working class, stripped our country of its wealth and put that money into the pockets of a handful of large corporations and political entities.
	The only thing That can stop this corrupt machine is you.
	The only force strong enough to save our country is us.
	The only people brave enough to vote out this corrupt establishment is you, the American people.
	I'm doing this for the people and for the movement, and we will take back this country for you, and we will make America great again.
	Alright.
	Did you hear anything?
	I'm Donald Trump.
	No, I said the music, which drove me nuts.
	Okay, now I'll give you a little hint.
	If you see the ad, when he says the establishment has trillions of dollars at stake in this election, they've got all kinds of good imagery.
	So around that part in the video, he shows George Soros, Clinton, of course, Janet Yellen, Fed chair, blank fine from Goldman Sachs.
	Okay, do you have any critique yet?
	Well, I have to say that it looks as though he's targeting Jews.
	Yes!
	Yes!
	That's exactly...
	It's being called extremely anti-Semitic, standard anti-Semitic themes and storylines using established anti-Semitic vocabulary lined up with high-profile Jews as the only Americans other than Clinton who are apparently relevant to the story.
	Well...
	Chicken and egg, as far as I'm concerned.
	I'm not...
	You know, I... I can't...
	There's a lot of mixed feelings about that, because I don't know what this language is that they talk about.
	He's bitching about large corporations taking it all over him, and then he shows a number of people who happen to be just, I think, largely by coincidence, Jewish.
	Yes, yes.
	And, I mean, Soros...
	I don't even know if Soros is Jewish.
	He might not be, for all I know.
	For reality, he could be anything.
	He's just a...
	You know, a guy named Soros.
	Although I guess he's Jewish.
	Dude named George.
	Yelling is okay.
	But I don't think people think that way.
	I don't think they're looking at these horrible Jews.
	Brother Nathan, for sure.
	I haven't watched Brother Nathaniel in a while.
	I should see if he did a bit on this.
	He did.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah.
	Sure.
	He sees it that way, and I think maybe the Ku Klux Klan sees it that way, because that's what their target is now.
	But I just don't think the public thinks that way.
	If I'm just hearing it now, just clean, it wasn't the first thing I thought of.
	No.
	And I don't know this language that they're talking about.
	Large corporations are stealing your money.
	That's anti-Jewish?
	And if you bring up the, hey, hey, hey, Trump's son-in-law is Jewish and Ivanka converted Judaism, the argument is, that's not terribly surprising.
	Kushner appears to be conscienceless.
	Conscience-less.
	And there's a storied history of anti-Semites being happy to distinguish between good Jews and bad Jews.
	It just goes on forever.
	If you're going to start being that granular, then the whole thing falls apart the way I see it.
	There's no such thing as a...
	If you're going to go in that direction, you're either all in that all Jews are bad.
	You can't go, some Jews are bad.
	Then the whole thing falls apart.
	It's got to be all.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we just happen to have a lot of Jewish people in government, that's all.
	Well, we have a lot of Jewish people in certain areas, but you have a lot of women in certain areas.
	You have a lot of gay men in certain areas.
	Silicon Valley.
	You have a lot of...
	Fashion industry's got a lot of gay men.
	No, you don't.
	Yes, it's true.
	No.
	Also, Hollywood.
	No!
	Stop!
	In fact, it was Mel Brooks who said if it wasn't for the Jews and the gays, there would be no Hollywood.
	It's in one of his movies.
	Yeah, the movies that will no longer be played on public television.
	I don't think Blazing Saddles would make it anymore, you know?
	Oh, it wouldn't have been released?
	No, of course not.
	I don't see that.
	I think, I mean, it's an interesting...
	I think it's just more bullcrap from that other side.
	I agree.
	I just thought it was fascinating because I was really taken aback.
	I'm like, holy crap, I didn't expect that.
	I really didn't.
	I'm like, oh, okay, damn.
	Now, let's just talk for a moment about spirit cooking.
	You know, the funny thing is, whoever put that ad together may not even realize that all those personalities they show...
	I think you're right.
	I don't think...
	Who are you going to show?
	I mean, Janet Yellen is the Fed chair.
	Soros is no doubt, besides personal friend of the Clintons, and Hillary specifically, is involved in a lot of no-goodness.
	Yeah, so is Blankfine.
	And Goldman Sachs, Blankfine.
	Yeah, you could have brought in someone from...
	You could have put Jamie Dimon in there, I guess.
	But he doesn't look evil.
	Blankfine looks kind of creepy.
	He's creepy looking, yeah.
	He's got that funny smile.
	Now, I did a little research on this spirit cooking thing.
	Of course, there's no way you could have avoided it.
	No, I found a definitive website.
	Uh-huh.
	And you probably have it too.
	It's kind of like one of these occult wiki pages.
	And they talk about it, and it's an Alistair Crowley, an originated Alistair Crowley idea.
	Crowley's a devil worshiper and a crazy occultist that's dead.
	And it just looks creepy.
	And this woman artist is, I guess, kind of an occultist and looks like the...
	I don't think you can conclude when you read enough of this and look at it.
	And you got that Podesta character who looks like the devil.
	You have to just assume that Hillary is a devil worshipper and it doesn't surprise me.
	What do you have?
	Well, I went a little deeper.
	I was very interested in the spirit cooking.
	I'm like, what are we cooking and what is it?
	It's disgusting, for one thing.
	Now, this is from the religion of Thelma, which indeed was founded by Alistair Crowley.
	Thelma or Thelema?
	I'm sorry?
	I think it's Thelema.
	Oh, Thelema.
	Yes, I'm sorry.
	Thelema.
	Thank you.
	And it involves an occult performance, and there's a mixture of menstrual blood, breast milk, urine, and sperm are used to create, you know, a painting.
	You also make a cookie out of it, or some sort of a Eucharist kind of a thing you eat.
	Yes.
	It does not sound like something I want to eat.
	Well, let me explain why these particular fluids are involved, and this is all magic with a K. All the production of the body.
	Wait, stop!
	We haven't even explained why we're talking about this.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	You're right.
	Explain.
	Alright, it turned out that in the WikiLeaks, people always say, well, where's the backgrounder on this?
	We've never done it before, so we need a backgrounder.
	In the WikiLeaks, it turned out that John Podesta actually tweeted about this.
	I tweeted the link or the email.
	John Podesta's brother, I guess, was...
	Tony Podesta.
	Tony Podesta was invited to a huge lobbyist.
	Very wealthy.
	Extremely wealthy.
	Was invited to a so-called spirit cooking or whatever it is by this woman who's a famous artist who throws blood on the wall and she does all these gruesome things and she's kind of a combination performance artist-artist and she's a cultist and she's nuts.
	And I guess she does these dinners and she invites all these hotshots over so they can have a borderline seance to communicate with this other world.
	And Podesta's brother says, hey, you want to come?
	I've been invited and you're invited and she'd like to know.
	And she said in her email, I hope your brother can come.
	And then, so everyone jumped on this, what the hell's all this?
	And then we've discovered this, all this information.
	That's where we are right now.
	Exactly.
	So these fluids are very important to people who believe in occult and magic, with a K. Each of these fluids...
	I'm just giving you what I've learned.
	This is not Adam really understanding all of this, but I'm always open and interested.
	So all of these fluids are all power sources which generate different frequencies, so higher vibrations.
	Spells can be broken.
	It can do all kinds of things.
	Peremin!
	Yes, sorry.
	Menstrual blood and urine are binders.
	They bind the spell.
	Menstrual blood is the breakdown of life not created.
	Breast milk is the transfer of life.
	And urine is the anointing transfer of power.
	Sperm, of course, is the ejaculation of power.
	So it's all about power and energy and frequency and vibrations.
	This is why this is done.
	And, you know, this is not like they're the only ones doing it.
	There's a lot of people who believe in this stuff.
	Yeah, I don't like the people believing in that stuff the way you describe it, just in general.
	Being President of the United States.
	Well, here's something creepier that I found out as I started to look at Tony Podesta.
	John Podesta's brother really is one of the huge power brokers in D.C. He's also one of the world's largest art collectors of...
	Well, he has a...
	I guess he's...
	Maybe you would know better than I. I think he has a lot of...
	You know, when Podesta buys something, people pay attention.
	Maybe that's the fair way to say it.
	In his bedroom...
	Tastemaker.
	Sorry?
	Tastemaker.
	Tastemaker.
	In his bedroom, at Tony Podesta's residence, it is filled with pictures by Katie Grannon.
	Are you familiar with the work of Katie Grannon?
	No.
	K-A-T-Y? You might as well look it up now.
	Okay, you know what I'm going to have to do?
	You're going to have to pick up your keyboard.
	Yeah.
	That's off the floor.
	Let me see.
	K-A-T-Y or is it K-A-D-Y? K-A-T-Y-G-R-A-N-N-A-N. You'll probably have to turn off Safe Search on Google.
	I don't have it.
	I never have Safe Search on.
	G-R-A-N-N-O-N. N-N-A-N. You'll see a few of them, but the ones specifically...
	Oh my God, is this her?
	The ones specifically in the Podesta bedroom are of naked teenagers.
	Okay.
	So if you see the naked teenager...
	No, I'm not seeing...
	Yeah, there's a couple.
	Okay.
	You know, and I have nothing against naked body.
	In your bedroom?
	It's a little weird.
	It would creep me out.
	Baby, let me just cover the pants.
	Are they humping?
	No, they're just naked.
	Look, I don't know, man.
	She does kind of a clothes style of...
	Of realism that's interesting.
	So this leads...
	The great artist who does these giant portraits of people and in different styles which are usually hyper-realistic and he's one of these guys who can't see your face.
	Yeah.
	In other words, if he sees you, and then if you move like a millimeter, you're a different person.
	So now this moves into what is rumored to be on the Anthony Weiner laptop.
	The so-called 650,000 emails, the life insurance folder, etc.
	And we have information coming out, leaked by people, or at least knowledge, like Rudy Giuliani, who's like, oh, something's coming.
	I know what's happening in two days.
	He's a douchebag.
	Shut up.
	Oh, he's always been a douchebag.
	Um...
	And pretty much the rumor is that there's evidence there in these emails that connect pedophilia and odd sexual behavior that perhaps, well, Anthony Weiner was involved in, but then also both of the Clintons.
	Anthony Weiner, by the way, has checked into a sex addiction clinic.
	Yes, I know.
	Which is something you want to do when you're about to be in big trouble.
	I mean, that's how that works.
	Oh man, I'm going to get arrested.
	The first thing you do is go to the sex clinic.
	But then we have a very odd voice jumping out in the swamp.
	In the darkness of the swamp.
	Explaining, because he says that he has inside information.
	I don't know if he does.
	I've never liked this guy.
	I don't like him.
	I don't like what he's built.
	I think he's very dangerous.
	I speak of Eric Prince.
	CEO formerly of Blackwater, now GZ, or Academy, I think it is now.
	Academy now.
	Academy with an I. Academy.
	Academy.
	So just a bit of his explanation of what he has heard from his sources about the emails and the reason for Comey's announcement.
	Great catch.
	I want to give color on why the FBI, why Comey had to do that last week.
	Yeah, please do.
	Because of Wiener Gates and the sexting scandal, the NYPD started investigating it.
	Through a subpoena, through a warrant, they searched his laptop and sure enough found those 650,000 emails.
	They found way more stuff than just the more information pertaining to the inappropriate texting the guy was doing.
	They found State Department emails.
	They found a lot of other really damning criminal information including money laundering, including the fact that Hillary went to this Sex Island with convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
	Bill Clinton went there more than 20 times.
	Hillary Clinton went there at least six times.
	The amount of garbage that they found in these emails of criminal activity by Hillary, by her immediate circle, and even by other Democratic members of Congress, It was so disgusting, they gave it to the FBI and they said, we're going to go public with this if you don't reopen the investigation, if you don't do the right thing with timely indictments.
	I believe, I know, and this is from a very well-placed source of mine at 1PP, one police plaza in New York, NYPD wanted to do a press conference announcing the warrants and the additional arrest they were making in this investigation, and they've gotten huge pushback to the point of coercion from the Justice Department.
	The Justice Department threatening to charge someone that had been unrelated in the accidental heart attack death of Eric Garner, the guy, almost two years ago.
	So that's the level of pushback The Obama Justice Department is doing against actually seeking justice in these email and other related criminal matters.
	And he goes into more depth, but that is the crux of what he's heard from his well-placed source.
	I say the only thing that really rings true, though, is that they were going to do something, implicate someone in the Eric Gardner case.
	But here's what I just need to say about political elites and pedophilia.
	Because of course, how crazy, how can that be true?
	No, we know in England and in Europe.
	Well, let me say, I'm going to tell you now.
	Because you're closer to it than I ever was.
	Go on.
	Jimmy Savile, we'll start with him.
	At the BBC, Jim will fix it.
	Necrophilia, pedophilia, best friend with Prince Andrew.
	Prince Philip, I'm sorry.
	Through all ranks of government, study after study quashed, shut down, but posthumously, we sure know that Jimmy Savile was not good, and a lot of other people were implicated in it.
	Then we have, oh gee, the Netherlands, Joris Demink.
	The highest person in the Justice Department.
	The highest politician.
	I should say government worker in the Justice Department.
	Pedophilia.
	I mentioned this on the radio show that I was working at the time in the Netherlands.
	Radio station.
	License pulled.
	Financing pulled.
	Burned to the ground!
	Because, of course.
	And you had to leave town!
	I did.
	I'm on the lam.
	My own uncle, you can look this up, New York Times, front page.
	My own uncle was, apparently, he had to show homosexual hookers around the White House by request from George H. Walker Bush.
	I've never asked him about that, by the way.
	Yeah, I don't think you should.
	I think it's a good idea.
	It's been reported.
	But, you know, seriously, this is absolutely possible.
	Yeah, I think so.
	I think it's probably beyond possible.
	You just don't want to think about it.
	I try to stick Trump with this kind of thing, and it doesn't match his personality, but it does match the personality of Bill Clinton and Hillary.
	Yes.
	Well, Bill certainly...
	You know, this sort of activity...
	It has personality traits, the activity itself.
	Yes.
	And you can line up a bunch of people, and you can see this creep that was recently, this fat creep real estate guy who was arrested for imprisoning this woman in a container.
	You can see that, yeah, you see it once in a while.
	Oh, this guy's a sex offender.
	Yeah, he looks like one.
	Not that, you know, it's...
	But it seems more likely, especially with the background you keep hearing about Bill and Hillary, that they would be involved in something like this.
	It wouldn't surprise me.
	It would be more surprising if Trump was.
	Yeah.
	And I think a lot of it stems from, you know, everyone has a natural structure that is built into our DNA.
	You have to do something to achieve something.
	And that, of course, used to be just to survive, eat, have shelter.
	That's pretty much the basics.
	That is still inside of us.
	So if you have nothing to do because you have too much money, this is what I believe.
	When you have too much money, you don't have the power structure.
	You become an asshole in one way or the other.
	You just don't have enough to do.
	And I think possibly with drugs or, I don't know, spirit cooking, maybe you go a little wacky.
	Because you have nothing better to do.
	Because you're really...
	You're not busy.
	Well, you're not fulfilling your internal, you know, your genetic desire.
	That's what they always say.
	That's your Rastafarian or your Rasta, what do you call it when somebody's on the dole for their kid that's a rich kid and they're on trust fund.
	Trustafarians, they call them.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	They go out and they just party all the time.
	They grow with dreads.
	And they live in Aspen and they just spend money like crazy.
	Yeah, the rich kids of Instagram.
	Yeah.
	The rich kids of Instagram.
	Right.
	That's one of the best examples.
	It's just a bunch of douchebags.
	Huge douchebags.
	Yeah.
	Massive, massive douchebags.
	Yeah.
	And I know what to do.
	And it comes from, you know, from a lack of survival, use of your survival instincts.
	So you do things to achieve them, but they often can be not important.
	They can only, you know, add to gluttony or whatever it is.
	So I'm not a psychologist.
	Apparently not.
	Pretty good though, huh?
	That was a good stab.
	Yeah.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you very much for your courage and say, in the morning to you, John C! Where the C stands for cooking up some spirits.
	Dvorak!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also, in the morning, ships and sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, all the dames and knights out there.
	In the morning to the chat room.
	Yes, hello, chat room.
	I'm watching you again.
	NoagendaStream.com.
	And thank you to, I think it was Martin JJ. Yes!
	Martin J.J. brought us the artwork for episode 874, the Trump trope.
	Beautiful piece of art that he put together.
	Oh, I got a lot of pushback on their comments.
	Let's see if I can load the comments here.
	This was the Russian, you know, kind of like the KGB Russian hammersickle with our names in, you know, a version of Russian lettering, which, of course, is made up.
	Made up, made up, Cyrillic.
	So, here's one of the comments.
	Oh, please!
	Not this art!
	Do you know how we Russians hate this kind of Russification?
	It is now unreadable!
	This is the first mistake of Hollywood movie makers.
	We need a Russian sign in the picture.
	Do we need experts on Russian language?
	No!
	Just make it look Russian!
	Well, you know, I'm actually in agreement with this thesis.
	Now, I will say that we have an excuse, and I think we should have real Russians doing real Russian stuff.
	It's always people who don't make art who complain about this, of course.
	Of course, they don't help at all.
	They just complain.
	Yeah.
	But here's the problem.
	This is done on short notice.
	Yeah, exactly.
	This whole show is done on short notice.
	This show is done live to tape and it's really produced quickly and it's out the door within 15 to 20 minutes after we're done talking.
	And we have no budget.
	And we have no real budget.
	We have our support, which is fine, but we don't have enough support to have a staff of people.
	And we don't want that because this is the new age.
	This is the new era.
	You don't want the old-fashioned way.
	Oh, let's spend weeks working on this one podcast like the rest of these guys do.
	PBS, look at their staff.
	They got 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 people.
	It's ridiculous.
	We don't do it that way.
	So we don't have...
	So we have, it creates limitations.
	We could wait months, I guess, to get the podcast out and have everything in an official Russian, done right by a Russian, actually, a Russian artist.
	We'd have to hire one.
	No.
	So this complaint is, it falls on deaf ears.
	Bingo.
	Boom shakalaka.
	I'm just trying to get the spreadsheet.
	This is why we never call the audience listeners.
	They are producers.
	And they produce art, jingles, all kinds of things.
	Information, clips, feedback, you name it.
	And of course, they, as producers do, support the show.
	Keep it running.
	Let's thank some of those people.
	These would be our executive producers and our associate executive producers who we like to thank in a way similar to Hollywood at the beginning with their own little credit segment.
	Exactly.
	Let's see here.
	We have a number of people that are jumping on the 880 or 88, all the eight things that's going on in the next few weeks.
	And let me get the spreadsheet open.
	Starting with Henry Clay, C-L-A-E-Y, in Ranchos Palos Verdes, California.
	And I'm looking at the emails here and see if he said us anything.
	Uh, no.
	Okay.
	I don't see anything from him in the emails.
	And he didn't send a note in.
	I don't know.
	Henry, send us a note and tell us what you want us to do.
	Let me just check if I saw anything.
	I may not have...
	Oh, I haven't opened my email yet.
	And he's a nice...
	So he's sore, Henry, because he's been giving us...
	He's been donating forever.
	Is it C-L-A-E-Y? Is that...
	C-L-A-E-Y, yes.
	I got all this PayPal stuff.
	C-L-A-E-Y. Now, let's see if he, since he gave us $880, so he's going to get a bunch of associate executives.
	He gets a triple, it's a three.
	He's the one who gave us what was left in his PayPal account the other day.
	Yeah, and I have an email from him from the 31st of October, but that doesn't relate to this donation.
	Okay, well, so there's no note?
	No.
	I'm just going to give him a big heap of karma then.
	He deserves that.
	You've got karma.
	If you've got something for us, shoot us an email.
	It probably came in some other email or something.
	I have no idea.
	Even though the other ones came in.
	It should have shown up in the search.
	Sorry.
	Okay.
	Onward.
	Let me close the email thing.
	Here we go.
	Ignacio Salome in Gardena, California.
	I always forget there's a Gardena.
	It's in Southern California.
	He mailed a check-in.
	And he sent a note.
	In the morning, John and Adam, of the best podcast in the universe, after the PayPal incident last time, I decided to make my next donation via check over snail mail.
	It would be slower to get to you, but at least I won't have to deal with them harassing me and subtly accusing me of funding terrorism.
	By the way, fuck PayPal.
	I want to ask other donors, donators, if you can, mail a check.
	Seriously, fuck PayPal.
	In any case, I wanted to write the letter myself, but my cursive is so terrible, I'll just type it.
	With my sanity insurance payment of $800, I should be hitting the $1,000 mark for knighthood.
	Oh.
	Okay, get your pen out.
	No, okay.
	Pen at the ready.
	Okay, hit me.
	With my sanity, blah, blah, blah.
	I want to be...
	Called Sir Nacho, Lord of the Citadel.
	Please play I Got Ants at the end of the show with some karma to everyone, including my friend Henry, who is a donator and has a new human resource in the making, scheduled to join us slaves in December.
	I Got Ants is my favorite song, I've got to say.
	There's something soothing about listening to John tell a story when Adam is not interrupting.
	I'm sure this idea...
	I'm sure this idea has circled around before, but you guys should compile the best songs in an iTunes album or something.
	I would totally buy it to support the show.
	I recently upgraded my dude name Ben job to a better one with a better salary.
	Of course, I'm sure that Jobs Karma had...
	I wonder how many dude names Ben's we got on this list.
	It must be thousands.
	Yeah, for sure.
	I was suspected it was because of my critical thinking skills that came with no agenda mindset rather than some magical incantation.
	My new job.
	Sorry.
	Yes, it's probably true.
	A new job is about 40 minutes away from home, but I get to listen to my favorite podcast on the way and arrive with a smile despite the horrible LA405. Oh, jeez, he's on the 405.
	Thanks for your courageous coverage of the 2016 election and providing me with the evidence I can use when people ask me why I'm not a Hillary shill.
	Specifically since I'm brown.
	I'm brown so I should vote Democrat?
	Yeah.
	So the logic goes amongst other Latinos I know.
	Anyway, my note is long enough already, so thanks again.
	Love and light.
	Sir Nacho, Lord of the Citadel.
	Dude named Ben.
	Lord of the Citadel.
	And I just see on my list here that Henry Clay, he becomes a knight today.
	Sir Henry of Outpost West.
	Apparently a black knight, so...
	This is like a double whammy.
	It's a double mystery.
	We forgot him, so it becomes a Black Knight, and we don't know what he has to say about being a Black Knight.
	He's been donating for a long time, so that doesn't surprise me.
	I thought we already served him because he'd been donating so long, but I guess not.
	Okay, onward.
	Sir Jiu, Chinese style, and he says...
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Let's go up to Black Knight Saab Swiss.
	Yes.
	He is also a black knight, but he's been knighted before, and he's in Switzerland.
	$501.
	Hi, John, and I'm on the way to the baronet as I realized that my account at No Agenda was not available due to a glitch.
	Oh, no.
	I'm still waiting to get a flag on the knight map, and the glitch could be mapped, trapped.
	So time went by, and I'm afraid I'm on the road to douchebag instead of...
	I'm going to have to resize this, sorry.
	Read, and I'll resize.
	I'm sorry, I was setting up his clips.
	Where are we?
	So the time went by, now I'm afraid I'm on the road to douchebag instead of baronet, so I invented the Lewis Jeans Donation 501, Levi's it should say, Levi's Jeans Donation 501 to get me back on track.
	I like that.
	At the time, it is not possible to create a new account, so I suppose the glitch is still alive.
	Especially for European listeners, it would be great stimulus to donate and reach knighthood if they could see that there are some knights in the country or city nearby.
	Ah.
	Okay.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I would like to get a dedouching of what I call the Clinton death list combo.
	The cry, which I think he was referring to that horrible scream.
	The scream, yeah.
	Followed by two to the head and a crazy Hillary cackle.
	Keep all your great work up and please add some karma for all the listeners.
	Black Knight, sob Swiss.
	You've been de-douched.
	You've got karma.
	Nice.
	That laugh is...
	That's beautiful.
	It's beautiful, yeah.
	Sir Julie, J-U-L-I, $500 in the United States somewhere.
	No jingle.
	Saw Adam's OLED display last night on YouTube.
	What's he talking about?
	She?
	Well, that's actually...
	Finish the note.
	No, I'll tell you.
	Finish the note.
	Okay, so the OLED display made me think to donate again.
	You guys...
	Well, good work, Adam.
	You guys are still way ahead of the curve.
	I have recently used actionable intel from your show to advance my career.
	Value for value.
	Kisses Sir Julian.
	So the OLED display is part of the podcast studio that I've been building for 10 years.
	I've tried several starts.
	And so, working now on one, and it's, excuse me, and it's all digital.
	And so I'm working with Sir Gene, you know, the sheriff here.
	Yeah, Black Lives Matter.
	Yeah, Black Lives Matter.
	And Charlie, who was actually one of the first listeners that reached out to me in town and said, I want to go flying.
	He's a retired chip engineer.
	But here's the interesting thing.
	I know my ears are not perfect anymore.
	Years of abuse of headphones doing radio shots.
	So yesterday, we're in my studio here, and we're testing the gear out.
	And I said, all right, you guys listen.
	And both Gene and Charlie, they put the headphones on.
	And they're like, oh, turn it down, turn it down.
	I usually have it up around nine, I'd say.
	These guys are potting it back to three.
	I'm in trouble.
	I'm in trouble.
	Totally.
	Totally.
	I can't wait for those new Apple wireless earbuds because I need that.
	Please speak into my iPhone so I can hear you.
	Yeah, that's where it's headed.
	Yeah, but I don't know what to do about it.
	I mean, what's happening?
	You can't do about it.
	I mean, eventually I'll have to go to 11.
	It's permanently damaged.
	Yeah, yeah, it's not good.
	Sir...
	What?
	Well, at least you're not one of those guys who's so deaf that they shout.
	Honey, did you turn the lights off?
	Not one of those guys.
	Sir Roll, 5K of the Paris of the Prairies.
	Oh, did we give him a karma?
	Oh, Sir Julian?
	Yeah, of course we give Sir Julian a karma.
	Sorry.
	You've got karma.
	Ba-da-boom, thank you.
	It's your role 5K of the Paris of the Prairies.
	Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, $333.33.
	ITM. I've been really loving this show for the past year and have been meaning to donate.
	However, I'm cheap and selfish and turned myself into a douche, despite my baronet.
	I got a recent bonus this year and I thought I'd try to catch up.
	That's when I noticed that my last donation was two years ago.
	Uh-oh!
	I've been a douche far too long, and it only half covers the value for value, but it's a start.
	Thank you for your courage, and keep up the great work, Sir Roll5K of the Paris of the Prairies.
	How about a de-douching force?
	He mentioned it so often.
	You've been de-douched.
	And I'll give him the karma at the same time.
	Why not?
	You've got karma.
	I'm in that kind of mood today.
	I'm karma-licious.
	You're a karma-niac.
	Tom Moser in the United States somewhere.
	$299.97.
	He'll be associate executive producer for this particular show.
	Sorry to hear about the slump in the donations for the last show.
	I wanted to thank you for the fine work that you guys do and to do my part in donating three sacks of nines.
	I'm just another dude named Ben, but my awesome employer is paying me and my family to move from the fledgling police state of Illinois down to Dallas, Texas.
	Woohoo!
	The process is harrowing, but it's going to be worth it if I would like to request some moving and relocation karma for the whole family.
	For jingles, how about wee!
	Hillary's crazy laugh.
	Again.
	Boom.
	Another coincidence.
	And don't raff.
	Oh.
	Oops.
	Here we go.
	Wee!
	Ha ha ha ha!
	Don't laugh.
	You've got karma.
	Shut up.
	I always love that.
	Shut up.
	Don't laugh.
	Dame Astrid, Duchess of Japan.
	Ah, there she is.
	She's $272.72 from Tokyo.
	Only true passion can sustain nine years and counting of no agenda.
	Please keep believing in what you do because it's meritoriously good.
	And she's got some stuff in there.
	I don't know what those characters are.
	I thought you might like this word.
	Oh, there's a word in there that I can't read because it's in a unicode, I think.
	Oh, yeah, you're right.
	Damn it.
	So it's no good.
	Sorry, Dame.
	Email me the word.
	Now I want to know what the word is.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, Dame Astrid, Duchess of Japan, and all the disputed islands in the Japanese Sea.
	She definitely gets the karma.
	Been supporting us a long time.
	You've got karma.
	She's lovely.
	Just lovely.
	Dame Astrid.
	Dennis D. Jarnett in Hollister, Missouri.
	23456.
	He sent a note in with his pronunciation of his name, D. Jarnett, and so we don't say D. Jarnet.
	I'm glad to be an associate producer for this show.
	I once did podcasting myself.
	I ended up doing only one, so I know how hard it is.
	So now I blog.
	And he blogs at prophecypodcast.com if anyone's interested.
	Now this is a good note.
	In our recent trip to Russia, as we ate at Top Burger...
	The manager heard me speak English to my wife.
	He asked my wife to ask me, why does America hate us?
	I was somewhat taken aback, but my response was that the people did not, but the government was doing odd things.
	This seemed to satisfy him.
	While this was totally random, our friends in Russia were even more concerned.
	At various dinners with them, the consensus was that if Clinton is elected, it would mean war.
	These are mostly retired military men, which included two colonels, one in the paratroops and one who used to be in what was called the NKVD. Think Border Patrol with tanks.
	There's also a retired brigadier general who fought in Chechnya.
	These are not weak men.
	I would not categorize them as afraid, but they were very concerned.
	I hope they are wrong.
	In addition to some karma, I'd like to listen to no agenda hypnotizing song played at the end, if it's not too long to play now.
	We love this song.
	And then he says, he tells you how to pronounce his name.
	Which song is it?
	Listen to No Agenda.
	I think it's the Donate song.
	Donate to No Agenda.
	That one?
	I think that's what he's talking about.
	He has because I don't know of a Listen to No Agenda.
	Donate to No Agenda.
	They give us shows week after week.
	Donate to No Agenda.
	It's a show that's really unique Donate to a No Agenda Listen to John and Adam speak Donate to a No Agenda Science is turning into a clique You've got karma Let's see what's going on in Russia.
	Jeez.
	Sir Upper Decker, 200 bucks, parts unknown to the United States.
	I love his name.
	Sir...
	Look it up, people.
	Sir Upper Decker, checking in from Broke with Baby World.
	I want to extend some human resource karma for my favorite bohemians and their soon-to-arrive baby girl.
	Thanks for hitting me in the mouth, guys.
	Yo, yo, here you go.
	You've got karma.
	Eugene DeWeese in Vienna, Virginia.
	Good spot of the country.
	He has no note that I can see, but let me look and see if there's anything in the email.
	D-E... Keyboard.
	D-E-W-E-S-E. I don't have anything from him.
	No, I got nothing.
	I don't even have the PayPal note.
	You never know.
	It'll help him.
	You've got karma.
	Vienna, Virginia could be working for one of the companies.
	That's fine.
	That's fine.
	John McCammon in Saskatoon.
	Another Saskatoonian.
	We got two of them today in the top ranks.
	John and Adam, thanks for the six hours a week of genuine analysis and crackpottery.
	You two are reliably entertaining and reliably insightful.
	I got a little turned off donating when I heard Adam's pitch to Howard Stern from a few years back sounding so boastful about the money you make.
	I don't remember that.
	I don't remember that.
	I don't remember.
	I told him he could make $100 million is what I told him.
	Oh, right, right, right.
	Oh, yeah.
	But that's Howard Stern.
	Yeah, I wish we made $100 million.
	Yeah, that'd be great.
	Regardless, I think you deserve to be compensated rather well, so here I am sending you some dough.
	Currently, I am a law student and can assure you that Adam's beloved SJW culture is alive and well, even in the barren wasteland that is Saskatchewan.
	But there's also a healthy dissent.
	Lastly, a quick thank you from my cousin Cam from Medicine Hat who hit me in the mouth.
	I believe you will be mentioning him later in the show or perhaps last show if he gets this too late.
	Anyway, thank you so much for your courage.
	Thank you.
	Medicine Hat, another great talent.
	You've got karma.
	Tony Meibaum in Yankton, South Dakota.
	A happy birthday shout-out to my smoking hot wife, Angela, who we have a picture of.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, nice.
	Very pretty.
	Another girl, outdoorsy type.
	We're missing the bass.
	A shout-out to my smoking hot wife, Angela, who turns 33 on November 6th.
	Adam, please add ISIS in America to the queue and some karma for my Nebraska Huskers.
	And I will give him condolences.
	John, if you still collect college hoodies, oh, I'd love one.
	I'll take a Huskers thing anytime.
	ISIS. We will follow them to the gates of hell.
	ISIS. You've got karma.
	Kurt nailed it.
	And that does conclude our little group of executive and associate executive producers for show 875.
	Before we continue, I have a karma.
	Shout out I'd like to do since mainstream media doesn't do this anymore.
	Karma to the families and friends.
	Of the three soldiers from the 5th Special Forces Group, Fort Campbell, Kentucky, who were killed outside their base in Jordan, Staff Sergeant Matthew C. Llewellyn, 27 years old, Staff Sergeant K.J. McEnroe, 30, and Staff Sergeant James F. Moriarty, 27.
	I want to give their families a karma.
	You've got karma.
	We all talk a big game, support the troops.
	You're full of shit, mainstream media.
	They don't even do that.
	They don't even mention it anymore.
	Yeah, three guys were killed.
	Yeah, three guys were killed.
	Yeah, whatever.
	So, I don't know.
	It bothers me.
	Hey!
	We'll be thanking more people later on, $50 and up.
	Appreciate all of the support from our executive producers and our associate executive producers.
	And also, please remember, we have another show.
	Yes, another show coming up after Election Day on Thursday.
	Please, while you're out voting, propagate the formula!
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Mill.
	Water. Order.
	Shut up, flame.
	Shut up, flame.
	Get ready.
	Boom.
	Boom.
	Boom, boom, boom.
	All right.
	Good.
	From the WikiLeaks email, there's not much more I can do with it.
	But that guy who...
	Trump got hustled offstage last night as there was some protester up front and then someone yelled gun and the Secret Service grabbed him, moved him off, and they moved him back.
	And he did the rest of the...
	Of his presentation there.
	But the guy who did that, his name is Austin Crite.
	A-U-S-T-Y-N-C-R-I-T-E. And he shows up seven times, not in the Podesta emails, but in the Stratford emails and Stratford documents that WikiLeaks also has.
	And he's in spreadsheets with payment amounts and stuff.
	Yeah, he's a stooge.
	He's a hired guy.
	Yeah, well, where's...
	He goes, and the Republicans hate Trump or some sign somebody called him out.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And, no, this is, again, the dirty tricks from the Clinton campaign.
	Now, we had our local news guy, and I've seen this so often, and we've talked about it on the show, people go to these Trump rallies, and if they're not interrupted by Clinton people that are trying to stir up trouble, they're very pleasant experiences, and people are like, you have been to one.
	Yes, I have.
	In the same time.
	So here we have, this is the live in Loreno clip.
	This is the report about just what you talked about, and this is the after report where the guy, one of our local reporters, goes up there and hangs out with the Trump, actually goes to the event instead of just seeing what ABC has to say.
	And he was pleasantly surprised at how nice everybody was.
	So Trump went on to finish his speech, and it was pretty remarkable, guys, in that it was unremarkable.
	He didn't seem to deviate from the script at all.
	There were no mean-spirited asides to talk about, what, three days before the election.
	Yeah.
	So, Joe, we saw what happened tonight.
	What was the mood among Trump supporters in Reno today?
	Well, I was expecting some hostility, you know, we've all heard the stories, but to be honest, there was a little bit of, you know, when some of the speakers would direct their ire at the media, people would turn around and boo, but it really seemed more like a sporting match or a pro wrestling match more than anything personal.
	I did have a chance to talk with some folks in the crowd before the speech, and one-on-one, people were very comfortable, they were polite, if a bit defensive.
	He's down to earth like the labor that's digging the ditch.
	He's telling what people are thinking.
	And these other politicians, you know, they'll say one thing and do another or do nothing at all.
	Is it possible if Trump gets into office and can't accomplish a lot of these things because there's so much resistance?
	I mean, no one can seem to accomplish anything up there.
	Then what happens?
	Well, I think he'll do what he can.
	The corruption.
	We expect our people that we send to higher office to be honest.
	When you hide and lie, you can't remember what you're talking about.
	Does anything your candidate has said resemble a lie, or has he sort of said anything that didn't quite...
	Well, you know what?
	He who is without sin, let him cast the first stone.
	You know, we live in a bubble in the Bay Area, so it's very unusual to see a crowd of Trump supporters, especially all together like today.
	And I have to tell you that most of the people I talked to said they believe Donald Trump is speaking directly to their concerns.
	Guys, whether they believe that he could actually follow through with what he's saying on the stand, or whether, for that matter, he actually believes what he's saying.
	They just like the fact that a presidential nominee is hearing their voices.
	Absolutely.
	All right, Joe Vasquez, live in Reno.
	Joe, thanks so much.
	Yes.
	Yes, it is my experience as well.
	It is my experience as well.
	So this always, and it doesn't, you know, these guys can do what they want, but the big mainstream media guys, they're misreporting, period, because they're not getting this straight.
	And then when you have a situation like happened in Chicago where the thing was completely interrupted by paid stooges by the Clinton campaign, nobody reports that.
	That's what it was.
	They just said it's a violent group.
	You're taking your life into your own hands if you go to one of these things.
	Well, not only that, well, speaking of misreporting, so this was the big news.
	President Obama also had a protester.
	I always love the difference between what actually happened and, well, let's just take a random source.
	Let's try PBS NewsHour.
	Lisa Desjardins, who, by the way, she's dressing great.
	She's a rich girl.
	Oh, I didn't know that.
	She's rich?
	Well, she has to because if you look at the list of sponsors, she's a Desjardins.
	There's some Desjardins operation, which is an investment company.
	I think she's a rich girl.
	Well, she's homely.
	I'll just say it from a television production standpoint.
	No, she's completely homely, but she's charming.
	She's extremely charming.
	I love the outfits.
	She really makes it work.
	But if she's responsible for this report, you need some work, girl.
	Clinton's lead in Michigan has narrowed in recent days.
	Meanwhile, President Obama in North Carolina campaigning for Clinton was interrupted by a protester dressed in uniform.
	After a few minutes of trying to calm his crowd, he urged respect.
	We live in a country that respects free speech.
	So, second of all, it looks like maybe he might have served in our military and we gotta respect that.
	Tonight, Clinton is hoping to attract voters with the help of celebrity support.
	So that's how PBS NewsHour portrayed what happened with the president.
	Most people who listen to this program have probably seen it.
	Although, and I'm getting a little annoyed with this, you know...
	The internet is really good for this.
	But finally, someone's figured out it's great if you put a whole bunch of fakery and stuff out there.
	You know, so we have all kinds of fake WikiLeaks emails.
	And I have actually seen a six-minute version of what happened with President Obama and the protester, which was, you know, cleverly edited to make it look like it just went on for six minutes when it was, you know, not even three.
	But if you don't mind, I can indulge.
	I just like to play the whole thing.
	Just because it's really interesting how...
	He tries to calm down the crowd with futile result.
	And we can't afford it.
	Yes, of course, of course, of course, of course, sorry.
	And it may be in your conclusion, but I think the whole thing was a hoax.
	I think that was planted and it was for this purpose to show, to give a contrast between the way it should be done, the way Obama does stuff by saying, don't beat the guy up.
	Let him speak.
	OK, as opposed to what happens in a Trump rally where some phony comes up and then some other phony beats him up.
	You have my conclusion.
	That is what I would.
	And especially because I have the entire piece with the setup.
	So what happened is an older black gentleman in full on uniform, he stands up and he's saying, you know, military for Trump.
	That's his sign.
	And this happens at exactly the right moment.
	We can't afford a commander-in-chief who insults POWs.
	Boom, the guy stands up.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Boom, the guy stands up.
	The PO, not the PO, but a veteran stands up.
	The minute he says that, the guy jumps up with his flag.
	So that was the cue.
	Yes, that was the cue.
	Yeah, POW's the cue.
	When you hear POW, stand up.
	People insults POWs.
	No, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Hold up, hold up, hold up.
	Hold up, hold up.
	Hey, hold up, hold up.
	This I don't think was supposed to happen.
	I do not believe the president expected to not be able to calm the crowd down.
	I countered him 21 times.
	He says, hold up, hold up.
	Hold up.
	Where's something?
	Hey!
	Hey!
	Hold up!
	There's a lot of respect for this man in our country.
	Come on.
	Hold up, hold up, hold up.
	Hey listen, listen, listen, listen.
	And now the guy is being escorted.
	Interestingly, very few shots of the crowd, typically, but they did go to, you know, they barely, I think, it wasn't, because they had pool video.
	I did see the guy somewhere, but in most reports, the camera just stayed on the president, not showing the protester, which I think is different from Trump rallies.
	Now they're screaming Hillary, which you can see his face here.
	They're saying, Hillary, Hillary.
	And he doesn't like it.
	He does not like it.
	This is about his legacy and his legacies to, part of his legacies to get Hillary into the White House.
	But he doesn't want the crowd screaming that.
	And you can hear his irksomeness.
	Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.
	Hey, hey, hey, hey.
	Stop saying Hillary.
	Listen up.
	Everybody.
	Everybody.
	Hey.
	Hey.
	Listen up.
	Hey.
	I told you to be focused and you're not focused right now.
	Listen to what I'm saying.
	Hold up.
	Damn.
	Hold up.
	Everybody sit down and be quiet for a second.
	Damn.
	Shut up, sit down and shut up, slave, please.
	Everybody sit down and be quiet for a second.
	Now listen up.
	I'm serious.
	Listen up.
	You've got an older gentleman who is supporting his candidate.
	He's not doing nothing.
	Damn, Barry.
	Double negative?
	Are you kidding me?
	That's not okay.
	I don't care if you're president.
	He's not doing nothing.
	I don't care if you're president of the United States.
	Using a double negative like that is lame.
	His candidate.
	He's not doing nothing.
	Damn.
	You don't have to worry about him.
	This is what I mean about folks not being focused.
	First of all, we live in a country that respects free speech.
	And so the idea here is to say, we respect free speech, because we let the guy stand up, even though he was hustled off pretty quick.
	Yeah, they're going to kill him, the bloodthirsty audience.
	I think it was taken away out of protection, for sure.
	So, second of all, it looks like maybe he might have served in our military, and we've got to respect that.
	Whoa, man.
	It looks like he might have served in our military.
	That's a tell.
	Yeah.
	If he was an actor...
	Yeah, he's an actor.
	It was pretty obvious the guy had his full-on dress uniform on.
	Looks like he may have served in our military.
	I'm not sure.
	We should respect that.
	It looks like maybe he might have served in our military, and we gotta respect that.
	Third of all, he was elderly, and we gotta respect our elders.
	B.O. Ageism.
	I think there's a difference between he is elder.
	Did he say he was elderly or he is elderly?
	He is elderly.
	He said he is.
	He was elderly.
	No, he says he was elderly.
	Oh, he was.
	You're right.
	He said he was elderly and we got to respect our elders.
	That's two different things, I believe.
	Well, you know, this was obviously another one of these stunts like the Benghazi situation that was not well thought out.
	It's probably Valerie Jarrett.
	Who knows?
	I mean, this was a very poorly orchestrated stunt.
	I got another 30 seconds.
	Respect our elders.
	Yeah, and by the way, right when you're done, play clip of the day.
	I didn't have never heard this whole thing.
	Now I'm totally disgusted.
	We got to respect our elders.
	And fourth of all, don't boo.
	Boo!
	Boo!
	Come on!
	Come on!
	I want you to pay attention!
	Because if we lose focus, we could have problems.
	Clip of the day.
	Come on!
	Come on, man.
	Yeah, that's the stuff I like to do on No Agenda.
	Play the whole thing.
	And put that in contrast, and most of the networks did this.
	They didn't show the whole thing.
	They didn't show the anger.
	No, they showed a little bitty thing, and then everyone goes, oh, did you see that, Obama's?
	They took the parts that they wanted to produce for the networks, clipped them up so they were okay, and then that's what they ran with.
	They didn't play this whole thing, which shows that the whole thing was a scam.
	I have one more report here.
	This report shows you the anger and aggression of, I guess, I can't even say Hillary supporters.
	I think that's unfair.
	I didn't say people who do not like Trump, hate Trump.
	These are unbelievable haters.
	But I don't know if the Democrats or Hillary supporters, but here's a report.
	It's another sign report.
	You are looking at perhaps the most endangered species of yard sign.
	Four signs I had up with Donald Trump were missing.
	They tend to be drive-by.
	Someone makes a beeline for the Trump sign, grabs it, then jumps in a getaway car.
	And check out this dainty thief!
	The most recent theft involved a runner in Hillsdale, New Jersey.
	She jogged past the house, waited for a car to leave, then came back, picked up the sign, and took off.
	When the video went public, she turned herself in, but The sign owner declined to press charges.
	Meanwhile, the neighbor's Trump sign was plucked by a masked woman.
	It could be worse.
	Respect my opinion to vote for who I want to.
	This artist created a giant T for a yard in Staten Island.
	In the middle of the night, someone set it on fire that Donald himself called to commiserate.
	What's an artist to do?
	Rebuild.
	It's gonna be huge!
	This house in Indianapolis lost a dozen Trump signs in three weeks.
	We found very few Hillary signs reported stolen.
	Either her supporters aren't posting them or they're being left alone.
	In Haverhill, Massachusetts, one of Richard Early's signs was spray-painted never over Trump.
	He had nine signs ripped out and tossed in the street.
	We're not going to take them down.
	The signs are staying up.
	Some bipartisan tips for protecting your yard signs.
	A Pennsylvania man slathers roofing tar on the edges.
	Hard to get off and easy to spread to clothing and car.
	Another person went and bought a giant jar of Vicks vapor rub and smeared it over every inch of the sign.
	When Hillary for prison signs disappeared out in the Hamptons, the owner reinstalled them on 12-foot poles with surveillance cameras and electric fencing.
	It may not be easy to steal an election, but an election sign?
	Ginny Moe's CNN. There you go.
	That's pretty violent, people.
	You know, there's really a disgusting group of people.
	But, you know, she does the funny segment.
	So that kind of news is not reported as violent.
	It's reported as funny.
	Yeah, it's recorded as humor.
	It is kind of funny if you think about it.
	Some of these people, you know, that one photo which was in the newsletter of the guy who put the spikes because somebody kept driving over his signs.
	I like the spikes.
	That was pretty cool.
	Spikes up.
	That was good.
	Well, I think it all stems to this.
	I'm not going to play the whole clip.
	Just play Sarandon Iso.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, yes.
	I don't vote with my vagina.
	You know what that's calling for.
	You know what happens.
	What?
	Well, people are going to start asking for combos.
	Yeah, very obvious.
	I don't vote with my vagina.
	Get out of my vagina!
	It's a great word to use.
	Yeah, well, it's always good for a laugh.
	Yeah.
	Alright, what else do we have?
	I have, like, maybe one rundown.
	Well, you know what?
	I'd like to go overseas when you're ready, unless you want to, if you've got something else, domestic.
	I've got plenty of domestic, but they're not related to the election.
	I'm just looking to see if there's any...
	Well, I've got something here.
	It's ratcheting up even more in Turkey.
	And I'm getting daily reports from our intel sources.
	Yeah, I have two Turkey clips that are overviews.
	This is an overview, too.
	But maybe yours will fill it in.
	Let's see.
	Okay.
	The resistance and the response have almost become routine here.
	Scenes like this one are fueling the rage.
	It isn't rare for an elected official to step out of an official helicopter.
	But Selahattin Demirtas is not arriving for an official visit.
	The co-leader of Turkey's second largest opposition party, the pro-Kurdish HDP, is being taken to prison.
	Where did you take him?
	Supporters shouted early Friday morning as Demirtash and several other party members were rounded up.
	The party's other leader, Figen Yuksekta, is also among those arrested.
	Millions of people voted for them.
	They won seats in parliament, she says.
	Arresting them is against democracy.
	If those who are elected involve themselves in terrorism, Turkey's prime minister says, they must pay the price.
	The Turkish government alleges the members are supporting the PKK. That's the Kurdish military group, a group the U.S. and Turkey label a terrorist organization.
	But critics of the government insist these arrests are not about fighting terror.
	They don't want the equality.
	They don't want to negotiate.
	They want one nation, one identity, one religion.
	That is it.
	We will resist the terrorists.
	The week began with another rally.
	That's still going on six days later.
	A response to another round of raids and detentions, this time at one of Turkey's few remaining opposition newspapers.
	Nine of its journalists are accused of supporting the attempted coup.
	They deny the allegations and say they consistently criticized those accused of plotting to overthrow the government.
	This is not Afghanistan or this is not Syria.
	I mean, we still have a secular democracy, constitutional democracy.
	The EU, even Turkey's close ally, the US, have said they're deeply concerned by these latest arrests.
	Turkey's response, at least to the EU, don't lecture us when we have a war on terror to fight.
	Ah, it's trouble brewing, man.
	With our NATO ally.
	What are we going to do?
	What is the procedure?
	What is the procedure?
	Can you kick a country out of NATO? Not helping?
	Yeah, but we have Article 5, so we have to do something.
	Bomb Turkey.
	I don't think that's covered under Article 5.
	Well, the rundown, I think, I don't know, maybe this one.
	I think the best one was...
	Even the longest one is the Turkey PBS rundown.
	I want to listen to what you got.
	Well, let's start with PBS's rundown on what's going on.
	It's mostly about the arresting.
	I thought Democracy Now!
	had added a few little tidbits, even though it's a shorter clip, but play PBS first.
	But officials warn the information has not been corroborated.
	Three U.S. military trainers in Jordan were killed today outside a military base.
	It happened near the southern city of Mon.
	The Americans were fired on as their car tried to enter the base.
	It is not clear what prompted the shooting.
	U.S. and Jordanian officials say they are investigating.
	The political purge in Turkey took another sharp turn today.
	Police rounded up a dozen top Kurdish lawmakers as part of what they're calling terror investigations.
	The arrest sparked protests from Istanbul to Ankara, and police used pepper spray and water cannons on the crowds.
	Supporters of the Kurdish lawmakers called the arrests political genocide.
	These operations are politically designed by the state.
	As you know, the parliament was bypassed after the coup attempt.
	And now the parliament's operations have been officially stopped in an illegal and anti-democratic way.
	The government is trying to create an authoritarian Turkey.
	Hours after the arrest, a car bomb killed nine people and wounded scores more in the city of Diyarbakar in the Kurdish southeast.
	You know, it is entirely possible that Turkey's actions, moreover, since we know that they are involved also with financing of the Islamic State, you know, if Turkey's going to be a douchebag, we can see more problems.
	If they're our ally, NATO countries can have crap happen to them.
	Something has to be done about these guys, about this guy, really, just one guy.
	Yeah, here's the Democracy Now!
	report on the same situation with some additional facts.
	In Turkey, the two leaders and at least 10 other lawmakers were arrested from the pro-Kurdish People's Democratic Party known as the HDP. It's the third largest party in the Turkish parliament.
	Social media was also reportedly shut down across the largely Kurdish southeast region of Turkey.
	This comes amidst a widening crackdown in Turkey.
	Less than a week ago, the Turkish government fired 10,000 civil servants, ordered 15 mostly Kurdish news outlets to shut down, and raided the offices and detained a dozen journalists from the award-winning Jumhuriyat newspaper on terrorism charges.
	Yeah, lots of stuff going on.
	Can we kick them out of NATO? That was my question.
	Is there a way to do that?
	Can you Brexit somebody?
	Can you Brexit someone out of NATO? Now the other thing is who's going to attack them that we're going to give a crap about?
	Turkey?
	Yeah.
	The Kurds?
	Kurds?
	Terrorism?
	Terrorism.
	Well, they have terrorism anyway.
	NATO doesn't necessarily have to deal with that.
	Well, let's just take Erdogan at his word.
	He's saying, I'm rounding up people who are involved in terrorism.
	Okay.
	Take him at his word.
	Terrorism.
	All right.
	If you want to.
	Well, you have no choice.
	Speaking of getting kicked out or leaving, Brexit?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So we're at a standoff.
	The British court...
	Has said, yeah, Brexit fine, but this has to be decided by Parliament, otherwise you cannot invoke Article 50.
	The result today is about all of us.
	It's not about me or my team.
	It's about our United Kingdom.
	This is a lady who was one of the leaders of the anti-Brexit move.
	It's not about how anyone voted.
	Every one of us voted for the best country and best future.
	This case was about process, not politics.
	My dedicated team at Mishcon and Council and I are absolutely delighted that we've been able to be part of this debate and to bring some sobriety as we go forward.
	The judgment, I hope, when it's read by the government, and they contemplate the full judgment, that they will make the wise decision of not appealing, but pressing forwards and having a proper debate in our sovereign parliament, a mother of all parliaments that we are so admired for around the world.
	Thank you.
	There you go.
	Shut up, people of Britain.
	Parliament will decide what happens.
	Sovereign.
	So they're not going to leave.
	Of course not.
	Not like we didn't know it.
	What have we been saying all along?
	Yeah, do-over or just invalidated.
	And the same is still taking place with the Dutch referendum about the Ukraine-EU ascension agreement.
	They're just moving ahead.
	Holland, you don't have to ratify, even though it's in the EU. And I wanted to mention this.
	And we talk about this globalist stuff.
	When you look at the European Union and how many agreements, the trade agreements, it all started really with the Nuclear European Atomic Energy Association.
	This is how the world is being globalized.
	Just like the EU is actually a very, very good example.
	Most of us have seen a lot of this happen in our lifetimes.
	I certainly have seen almost everything.
	The EU atomic energy thing, that was a little bit before I was born.
	But you see all these agreements, the Maastricht agreement, and you get the Lisbon.
	And what do you wind up with?
	Finally, they give you all one money, one currency.
	No more borders.
	Shut up.
	It's great.
	And of course, it's not that great because it's not working out that well.
	So when you see TPP, TTIP, NAFTA, it's the same thing, only on a global scale.
	Bring all the countries together, drop the borders, you know, same money, and shut up, slave.
	Well, that reminds me, which I'm going to do this, I guess, for the next show.
	I'll bring some clips out that were old ones from this woman who wrote this book on the World Trade Organization.
	This was the progenitor of all this crap.
	The World Trade Organization is one of the worst devices ever invented, and it's totally a globalist agenda bullcrap thing because within it, they create their own laws that everybody who signs on to the WTO have to agree to.
	And that includes a lot of stuff that really bypasses American sovereignty, and a lot of people don't realize this, and I will begin a series – I always promise this, but this time I will – a series of clips on this over the next – probably the next month because this girl who wrote this book on the WTO, Professor Girl, is just a jaw-dropper.
	I'd love to hear that.
	And it's all these government organizations, not NGOs, but government organizations that supersede the actual governments that you agree to.
	You cite one of these agreements.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, and we forgot to mention that EU Parliament can't actually introduce any laws.
	There's that little thing on the side.
	Yeah, it's all done by bureaucracies.
	By technocrats.
	Technocrats.
	Technocrats.
	Which, by the way, if you want to read something interesting to anyone out there, you want to read The Technological Society by Jacques Ellul.
	And that book discusses how the world is, this was written, I don't know, in the 70s maybe, maybe earlier, describes how the world is designed to go toward technocratic rule.
	And it's a very good book, very good book.
	It's a hair-raising book.
	Someone sent me a new book, which I've been reading, and it is called...
	Well, hold on.
	It's on the table.
	Hold on.
	You can see.
	Got it.
	I got it.
	I got it.
	Thank you.
	Okay, I have it here.
	Actually, I started to...
	Ow, ow, ow, ow, ow, sorry.
	There we go.
	I started to highlight some stuff in the book.
	It's called Anti-Tech Revolution, Why and How.
	And it's pretty good.
	The author says, this book is not a book to be read.
	It is a book to be studied with the same care that one would use in studying, for example, a textbook of engineering.
	What else did I highlight here?
	He goes into a lot of...
	It's really chronological going back to Rome.
	Unintended consequences of technology.
	Well-known problem with design and use of technology.
	The cause of many unintended consequences seems clear.
	The systems involved are complex, involving interaction among and feedback between many parts.
	Any changes to such system will cascade in ways that are difficult to predict.
	This is especially true when human actions are involved.
	And this, the author refers to the Fed, the Federal Reserve, you know, raising lowering interest rates.
	You know, we don't really know how well that works.
	We can't really predict it.
	It doesn't always work out that well.
	You know, technology of Monsanto.
	You know, it was meant to, well, we know ultimately it was for money, but meant to improve technology.
	You know, yields of farming and the unintended consequences of thousands of farmers in India are committing suicide every week because they can't afford it anymore because these seeds also don't, they die after one go.
	They're not natural.
	Anyway, so I will give a full book report when this is out.
	This came out in August.
	Oh, the author I should mention, Theodore John Kaczynski is the author of the book.
	There you go.
	Also known as the Unabomber.
	Leading us down the primrose path once again with a misdirection.
	Did it work?
	Did you feel good?
	Okay, no.
	Let me see.
	Oh, yes.
	So with this news in the UK of Brexit maybe being unwound or not happening at all, people are writing to the BBC and they have patriotism, they have European patriotism, they have European patriotism, and Newsnight, with this pretty serious program on the BBC, responded in a very odd way to something one of the patriotic Britons said.
	Before we go, you might have seen the demand by the Conservative MP Andrew Rossendel that BBC One should play God Save the Queen at the end of the day's programming to mark our departure from the EU.
	Well, we're not a BBC One and it's not quite the end of the day, but we're incredibly happy to oblige.
	Good night.
	I could not believe this when I saw it.
	So they play it out with the Sex Pistols version of God Save the Queen.
	She ain't no human being.
	A fascist regime.
	Blew me away.
	Wow.
	Good work, Newsnight.
	Somebody may have slipped that in on him.
	No, I think it was fully intended.
	I thought it was dynamite.
	I liked it a lot.
	I'm a two-parter.
	All right.
	Now, here's the first one.
	This is the Prelude.
	It says Prelude clip.
	This is the Rolling Stones suit.
	Just simple.
	To the index tonight, a major verdict this evening against Rolling Stone magazine.
	A federal jury today finding Rolling Stone, its publisher, and journalist Sabrina Rubin-Erdelie responsible for libel.
	Her article focusing on a University of Virginia student claiming she'd been raped.
	That claim later debunked.
	The jury now deciding on UVA Administrator Nicole Aramo's $7.5 million damages because she says her reputation was harmed as a school leader.
	Rolling Stone has retracted the story.
	Yep.
	This is a pretty big case.
	It's a huge case.
	Can you explain why it's so huge?
	Can you explain the implications of this?
	Some girl, girl, I keep using that word today, but some girl reporter, early is her name, got suckered into writing this phony story from a pathological liar that she was raped at some fraternity at the school.
	And in writing the article, The writer targeted this one woman who was one of the, I guess, a dean, or she was in some position of power, where she had to hear about this case, and she should have done something, and it made her look like an idiot.
	She didn't do anything.
	She hates students, and she wasn't sympathetic, and all this other stuff about this non-existent rape.
	Is that Janet Napolitano?
	That'd be at Berkeley.
	Oh.
	And...
	And so the woman sued after it was turned out that this story was bullcrap.
	The Washington Post first broke it.
	So this doesn't even make any sense.
	This reporter was just taken for a ride by a pathological liar, by the way.
	And I've said this before in the show.
	I think that some of the most dangerous people you'll ever meet are pathological liars, especially if you believe them, which you might easily do because that's what they do.
	That's what they do to you.
	And so she sued.
	His name was mentioned numerous times.
	This was brought out.
	And it always was with some disdain.
	The woman was targeted.
	And, you know, you have to prove some malice to get a libel suit to work.
	And there was, even though they said, well, it was an accident.
	I didn't mean to.
	I didn't know.
	The story sounded credible to me.
	So she whining, the writer.
	So they're suing the magazine, they're suing the editor, they're suing the writer, or she was, this one woman, for $7.6 million.
	Now, so that takes us to story number two, which is the prologue story, and this is the story about cop meetings in St.
	Paul.
	Okay, we don't need to do Rolling Stone...
	No, that's just another version of the same story.
	And in St.
	Paul, Minnesota tonight, outrage over a police takedown involving officers, a police dog, and an unarmed man.
	Dashcam video showing the man being repeatedly kicked by an officer and then bitten by the dog.
	It turns out they had the wrong man.
	ABC's Clayton Sandell, I'm the police chief, now apologizing tonight.
	This dashcam video shows an innocent man being taken down and savagely attacked by a police dog.
	Then repeatedly kicked by other officers in St.
	Paul, Minnesota.
	I'm disappointed and upset by what the video shows.
	I'm profoundly saddened.
	Internal affairs reports say last June, one officer was too quick to release his dog on 52-year-old Frank Baker, who was following officer commands and was unarmed.
	The dog attacks for over a minute, the kicks breaking his ribs.
	The injuries kept Baker in the hospital for two weeks.
	And that canine officer got a 30-day suspension.
	The other five officers are still being investigated.
	Tonight, Baker says he appreciates the chief's apology, but his attorney tells me they are still planning on suing the city.
	David?
	Clayton Sandell tonight.
	Clayton, thanks.
	You know, the dog is a police officer and has equal rights as a police officer.
	Yeah.
	Well, here's the deal, the way I see it.
	They're going to sue the city.
	This was a horrible situation.
	Thank goodness for dashcams, because you know they would have lied about it.
	And you know they would have lied about it.
	I don't say that lightly.
	They're going to sue the city, probably for, I don't know, the guy will probably get $2 million plus.
	Really?
	I'm guessing.
	Well, yeah.
	And I mean, there's no jury that's not going to give this guy a lot of money because of what happened.
	It wasn't even the right guy.
	He was doing what he was told.
	He wasn't being an a-hole or anything.
	And then they released the dogs on him and then they tell him to stay still while the dogs are biting him.
	Shut up, slave!
	So here's what I'm bringing up, which is they're going to sue the city for, let's say, Let's just say they get $5 million.
	What happens?
	The taxpayers pay $5 million.
	The cops are back on the job within some time.
	Maybe one of them gets fired.
	I doubt it.
	They've already suspended the dog cop for only 30 days.
	In the case of the publisher, the Rolling Stone, they sued the magazine, they sued the editor, and they sued the writer.
	Everybody gets sued.
	Why aren't the cops getting sued?
	If these cops, because this is just coming out, the taxpayers...
	payers dollar you do you two million bucks oh here's here's a check that lets up the taxes property taxes go up 10 cents you know big deal nobody's gonna notice and so that meanwhile the cops get off scot-free why they should sue the city and individually sue the police they won't do that because the way the laws are written but if they did that these cops would be a little more circumspect i think because they don't care so the oh okay so what are the how are the laws written
	The laws are written so that there's some sort of blanket liability thing that when the city gets sued, the city gets sued.
	It's like, so what?
	The city got sued.
	It's only going to cost the taxpayers $2 to $5 million.
	So what?
	The taxpayers can pick that.
	They can afford it.
	Meanwhile, these cops don't get sued.
	Rarely.
	I mean, once in a while you'll see a cop that gets sued for wrongful death.
	That's kind of a civil suit.
	How about this?
	What if the police force was privatized?
	Oh, God.
	I'm just asking a question.
	I don't know, but it won't be any better.
	It'd be worse, probably, because they wouldn't do the dash.
	It'd be terrible.
	You can't do that.
	It's like the privatized prisons.
	These are just...
	Oh, that was great!
	You can't do a profit-making operation.
	They've already got...
	That worked out great.
	The whole situation is they've got to do better training.
	I don't know what the problem is with some of these police or that they would do this.
	Why are they kicking some guys being bitten by a dog?
	Well, it's a tough job.
	It is a tough job.
	We all do crazy shit on the job.
	Most police do a great job, but why are these guys kicking this guy while he's down?
	What's the point of kicking him?
	If you weren't there, it's hard to say.
	Well...
	It is hard to say, but we saw the Rodney King beating, too.
	Yeah, that wasn't so good.
	And that was a good movie.
	This was a blurry movie.
	We need another movie like that.
	Give us another good production, people, please.
	More beatings.
	Or the guy was shot in the back.
	The guy running away from the cop, and he just drills him in the back.
	Yeah.
	I mean, somebody took a movie of it.
	It's a good movie.
	It's a good film.
	It's just pretty obvious that the guy shot this guy in the back.
	Why?
	And potentially dropped a weapon near him, if I recall.
	Yeah, and then he planted a weapon on the guy.
	Lots of stuff going on in the YouTube world.
	YouTubers.
	There are a number of YouTubers who make good money.
	Oh, there's YouTubers that make more than we do by lots, and all they're doing is makeup tips.
	And the way the YouTubers, you know, the way it works is, you know, they actually, they do, you know, they have communication.
	I think a lot of them with Google, of course, owns YouTube.
	And, you know, and the way they make the money is a portion of the ads that YouTube puts in front of their shows.
	And now in the middle of the shows, too.
	Which is always odd, because...
	I don't think the producers of YouTube videos have, and I think Google should do this, don't have an opportunity to tag where they would like the break to be.
	Which doesn't seem like a very difficult problem.
	I've never seen it in the middle of a YouTube video.
	Oh, I see it all the time now.
	All the time.
	Yeah, and then just in the middle, boom, stops, commercial plays, and then boom, it continues with where you left off.
	But...
	A number of the big YouTubers, and I'm not going to play the clip from this guy because it's one of those annoying YouTube guys, kind of like a Zay Frank, like chop, chop, chop, chop, back and forth.
	Yeah.
	They were asked to promote or endorse Hillary Clinton.
	And at least one that I know of said, no, I'm not going to do that.
	And guess what happened?
	Oh, his advertising went away.
	Just went away.
	What?
	Yep.
	This can't be true.
	Yeah, you don't want to hear the video.
	It's in the show notes.
	I don't want to hear the video.
	Is that what the guy talks about this?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So you're telling me Google required these guys who work on the YouTube?
	Well, requested.
	I think they requested, and he declined.
	And then his advertising went away.
	Wow.
	If that's true, that's a scandal.
	I think it's very scandalous.
	And that is, of course, the reason, one of the many reasons, why we chose the value-for-value model.
	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, let's thank a few people then.
	We have a lot of birthdays too, so they'll be in there.
	Including the one for Kendra Hartzell in Riverside, California, came in with $132.
	And this is for her son, who turns 32 on November 7th.
	Yeah, she says he doesn't know how he got to be 32 when she's only 39.
	How is it possible?
	Listening to No Agenda keeps you young.
	That's what it is.
	It does.
	Keeps you young.
	Eduardo Calderon there in Dallas, $100 even.
	Ian Bussman in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
	He went to 99 and he hasn't donated since.
	He's got like a...
	Where's my arrow?
	There it is.
	He's just gone down.
	My arrow.
	Your pointer.
	It's an arrow.
	What is it?
	It's a pointer.
	A pointer.
	It's a little arrow.
	I just got done skydiving while in free fall the voice of God spoke into my ear.
	Where's my thing?
	I don't have it.
	Donate to no agenda!
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	Do your voice of God.
	Ready?
	Yeah, go.
	Donate to no agenda.
	Nice.
	Did you nail it?
	Yeah, nailed it.
	I'd like to call out my friend Kuba, K-U-B-A, as a douchebag, as he hasn't donated since hitting me in the mouth over a year ago.
	And he says, he continues with, thank you for your courage.
	Thank you for your courage and your support.
	Thank you for your support, for sure.
	Kenneth Baer, B-E-A-R-E, in Beaverton, Oregon, 88.
	Now, these are the 80s.
	I'm going to send...
	We're going to run them out.
	These are people who...
	This is the special 880-888.
	In fact, we have a bunch of these special 880-888 to the show 888, which are all special shows coming up.
	Because they're all lucky.
	This is a Chinese lucky number.
	And it's a big deal.
	The licensed place in Hong Kong with the numbers 8888.
	It's worth a million bucks.
	A million bucks.
	Robert Verder, Verderber, Verderber in Palmetto, Florida is on this list.
	Chuck Walters, parts unknown.
	Joe Reynoso, parts unknown, United States.
	Roger Estee in Tampa, Florida.
	Brad Doherty, the Doherty, sorry, Brad Doherty, Baron Brad Doherty, 88, 88.
	Samuel Liechtenstein.
	Again, the cities aren't coming up in these, but Melissa Hodges, who I think is a dame, I think so, too.
	88.
	Boops, boops.
	Jeffrey Solomon in Los Angeles.
	And that's it.
	Boobs. Boobs. Boobs. Boobs. Boobs. Boobs.
	I don't know why.
	Okay, it was a short list.
	We encourage people to donate 88. Jeffrey Solomon, Los Angeles, California, 8008.
	Boobs. Sir Benjamin Ritgers in Boom, Iowa also caught the boobs thing.
	Gavin McMahon in Oklahoma City found it.
	It was an Easter egg on the newsletter.
	What was it linked to?
	One of the pictures, and I can't remember which one, but it was definitely one of the pictures.
	It was one of the boobs.
	Oh, okay.
	Anyway, Christopher Pauly in Parts Unknown and And note says AC and JCD for president.
	Kelly Spongberg comes in with 77, 77.
	He's at night, Sir Kelly.
	And he has some note.
	Right, he's got an anniversary call out coming, so we'll put that on the list.
	Okay, yeah, I got it.
	Dave Schaefer in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 66, 69.
	Unusual.
	Michael Gates, 5280.
	Craig Nosley in Cumberland, BC, 5150.
	Robert Bruckner in Gilbert, Arizona.
	50.
	These following people are all $50 donors.
	Every list runs out pretty quickly here.
	Robert Bruckner in Gilbert, Arizona.
	50 bucks.
	Ralph Massaro in Kirkland, Washington.
	50.
	Anonymous in the Shadows.
	50.
	Brian Matthews in Belbergen, Dublin, Ireland.
	Cool.
	Stephanie Bell in Bangor, country down in Great Britain, UK. Adam Beck in Lost Wages, Nevada.
	Matthew Januszewski in Chicago.
	Sir Brett Farrell in Oklahoma City.
	Sir Mark Tanner in Whittier, California.
	And last but not least, Jared Seuss.
	Spelled like Dr.
	Seuss in Chicago.
	Also in Chicago.
	I want to thank all these folks for helping us up on show 875.
	That's right.
	And 876 coming up on Thursday.
	Of course, that will be our post-election analysis.
	Yes, which will be quite good.
	It'll be good.
	And I really do enjoy that we're not, you know, immediately the next day.
	You need a couple days to pick up the crazy.
	That's what we do.
	We deconstruct media.
	A lot of people are confused.
	I get tweets now.
	Hey, could you please deconstruct this law?
	It's not our primary directive.
	It's not what we do.
	Hey man, read this legislation.
	Could you tell me what it's about?
	It's not exactly what we do.
	There has to be some...
	Not anything like what we do.
	There has to be some media stuff that's involved in it, so then we can go and get you the facts, truth, or sometimes just an assertion.
	So, you know, this is what we do.
	We deconstruct media.
	We try very hard.
	Yeah, then one extra day between the elections and Thursday, because Wednesday's going to be a nightmare.
	If we were stuck doing the show after the election, we'd get nothing.
	There's no way, there's nothing to deconstruct because it's still being constructed.
	It's like tearing down the house before it was built.
	Can't be done.
	We also thank everyone who came in.
	Under $50 usually for reasons of anonymity.
	Sometimes it is, well, a lot of people have subscriptions.
	If you don't have a subscription, you've donated, or you want to donate, please get a subscription.
	That really helps.
	It can be $5, and it can be $11.11, $33.
	A lot of it is all available at dvorak.org.
	And a karma for everybody.
	You've got karma.
	You've got karma.
	Gavin McMahon, happy birthday to Jeff Wolf, also celebrating today.
	And Kendra Hartsell, happy birthday to her son, is only seven years her junior.
	He turns 32 tomorrow.
	We say happy birthday from all your buddies here at the Best Podcast in the Universe.
	It's his birthday!
	Then we have Black Knight Sir Kelly Spongberg and Dame Andrea Garnier.
	They are celebrating 11 years together using multiple sevens as their tradition.
	No agendas unmatched for Entertainment Valley and allows us to ignore all the news as it is all suspect.
	And as Canadians, we shouldn't care about the U.S. election, even though the mainstream media seems to think we should keep up the great work.
	Thank you very much.
	Thank you.
	Same with the Aussies.
	Why do they care?
	Yeah.
	Now, we do not have any title changes, but I figured out the Henry...
	Is it Clay?
	Yeah.
	Is it Clay's?
	Yeah, it's Clay's.
	It's wrong in the spreadsheet.
	Hold on a second.
	Clay's.
	Okay.
	Let me just add the S there.
	No, it's Clay.
	C-L-A-E-Y. It's not Clay's.
	There's no S? Nope.
	Oh, okay, it's Clay.
	So Henry Clay, he became a knight through an executive producership of episode 861 in September, never made the spreadsheet.
	This is actually a double whammy.
	So with today's $178 donation, he actually becomes a baron.
	So he's a black baron, I think is what we would call him, or black knight.
	I think black baron is appropriate with all this.
	What do you think?
	Might as well.
	I don't know.
	Well, it depends on whether he requested his knighthood.
	Well, he just, yeah, he never made it on the spreadsheet.
	I'm sure he did.
	Well, okay.
	We'll call him, we'll call him.
	How about this?
	Sir Henry, Baron of Outpost West, Black Knight.
	Okay, that's fine.
	Unless he has some complaint that's deeper than what we've already received.
	Watch out!
	Sorry, I almost hit you with that one.
	Sorry.
	Yeah, be careful.
	I'm sorry, I'll be careful.
	Alright, so on the stage we need Henry Clay and Ignacio Salome.
	Gentlemen, thank you very much for your contributions to the best podcast in the universe.
	Not only does Ignacio become a knight, but Henry Clay becomes a baron black knight today.
	So, because of your donation, the amount of $1,000 or more, I am very proud to pronounce the KD, Sir Nacho, Lord of the Citadel, and Sir Henry, Baron of Outpost, West Black Knight, for you gentlemen, we have the requisite hookers of blow, red boys and chardonnay, Cuban cigars and single malt scotch, Pappy Van Winkle bourbon served by Oktoberfest, Brown Lines, Vaughn Hits and Bourbon, Sparkling Siren Escorts, and of course, mutton and mead, which we cook up in our very own spirit kitchen.
	Just so you know.
	So you don't want to eat it?
	Well, it goes along with the breast milk and pablum that kind of fits in with that whole vibe.
	Please go to noagendanation.com slash rings and give us your information.
	Send it off to Eric DeShill and he will make sure that you receive your ring post haste.
	And thank you again to everyone who supports the show.
	Okay.
	Oh, since there was a little Scandinavian news, we have our Canadians listening.
	Yeah, you know, everyone talking about if Donald Trump wins, they're going to move to Canada.
	You may want to rethink.
	Because, you know, Canada's great.
	It's not such a bunch of a-holes like here in America.
	No, Canada's awesome.
	There are more revelations about police surveillance of Quebec journalists today.
	Officers may have been doing more than just tracking their cell phones.
	They could have been listening in, too.
	This week, seven Quebec journalists found out that police were monitoring their call logs for years.
	Now, two of them say police had a warrant to bug their phones as well.
	Yeah, oh well.
	How do you get a warrant to bug a journalist's phone?
	What's the point?
	I guess in Scandinavia you can do that.
	I guess.
	Well, that's bad news.
	Well, here's some interesting news.
	This showed up as a 15-second ad.
	And I don't know if anyone didn't know what they weren't following the news, what they would think of this ad.
	This is the new Wells Fargo ad.
	Wells Fargo is making changes to make things right.
	All customers who have been impacted will be fully refunded.
	We're taking action and renewing our commitment to you.
	I can't wait to switch.
	I need to go to Wells Fargo.
	This sounds like a great deal over there.
	So, speaking of that, the former New York banker called me yesterday morning.
	He listened to the show.
	You said they don't listen.
	I told you.
	Well, it was an older show.
	Oh.
	And we were talking because he was involved in the sovereign wealth funds.
	Oh, yeah.
	And bonds and stuff.
	And he heard us talking about, you know, Saudi Arabia threatened.
	Oh, man.
	If...
	If you guys pass that law so you can sue people, we're going to dump all of our treasury bonds.
	Dump them all, we say.
	So, of course, we passed the law.
	And there was no dumping.
	I noticed that.
	Yes.
	And so I say, hey, former New York banker, are they just pussies?
	He said, total posturing.
	He said, they would be crazy.
	If they did that, they'd screw themselves double.
	Mainly because all those bonds are dollars.
	If they would dump them all, it would affect the dollar.
	It's their main source of income is dollars.
	There's no way they're going to do it.
	However, and you and I have been kind of following the bond market, you more closer than I, and there's things that could happen because the bond market really is the financial underpinning of a lot of the debt society.
	And Saudi Arabia, for the first time ever, put their own bond out.
	I think it was $17 billion.
	And I said, dude, why are they doing that?
	Aren't they just super, super rich?
	Do they need money?
	He says, yeah, they actually need money.
	He sent me this Bloomberg report, which I'll play, and maybe we can add a little detail to it afterwards to explain why this is happening, what it means.
	Saudi Arabia has now started going out to investors for the first sovereign bond.
	We've seen a copy of the prospectus and had a chance to go through it.
	There's a few interesting little tidbits in there that shed a bit more light on how the country is coping with the collapse in the oil prices that we've seen over the past couple of years.
	Perhaps one of the most significant things is that the capital expenditure budget has been slashed by 70% in the 2016 budget.
	Now, that means that it's now only about a tenth of the government's spending is going to be on investment into new projects, investment into...
	Economic diversification initiatives, and that's down from around a third just a few years ago.
	So it illustrates how much the government is really prepared to take the scalpel to the budget and cut out a lot of the fat in response to the oil crisis, which will probably help to reassure investors that the government's not going to be burning through cash at the same rate that it has been over the past few years.
	Yeah, because of the crisis, I mean, we are seeing the kingdom's debt levels also rising rapidly, Matthew.
	How much of a concern will that be for investors?
	Well, I think this is definitely going to be playing on a lot of people's minds.
	I mean, the government has gone from having very, very little debt just a few years ago to now it's got around $70 billion of debt.
	It's set a target of increasing debt levels to about 30% GDP by 2020.
	And I think, you know, the question that people are going to be asking is, can the government So here's the deconstruction from the former New York banker.
	This all happened with the old guy kicking the bucket and this new prince who came in and said, oh, we've got to do something.
	So, of course, Saudi Arabia still makes money with this current price of oil, but it's drastically less.
	The main problem is the expenditures.
	I'm talking about CapEx.
	But really, Saudi Arabia has been spending so much money on alternative economies, so they want to move away from oil.
	Of course, all these princes, they still all want their own 747.
	They're not cheap.
	And the main expenditure, and this was kind of the conclusion that he came to for me, is it's...
	And these bonds, this is a pre-bond issue.
	These bonds were very successful.
	She oversubscribed by 60%.
	I think the yield is 1.65 over the U.S. Treasury.
	So the yield is great.
	Why do they really need the money?
	Well...
	Because they need to send it to us.
	Because they're buying 20 F-35s.
	They need all this money to buy war stuff.
	So we win!
	Thank you very much for your bond.
	It's fantastic.
	It's fantastic.
	It's great the way that works.
	Smart.
	Right on, guys.
	Right on.
	Good.
	We win.
	In other words, they're going to keep bombing Yemen until there's nobody left alive.
	Yeah, mine as well.
	Sorry.
	Okay.
	Let's see what we got.
	Thank you.
	I thought this was interesting.
	Korea is having a problem.
	Yeah, Uncle Don even had a quote somewhere.
	We said, we all thought Park would be great, and she turns out she sucks.
	I think that's the direct quote, actually.
	Well, it's not even that.
	They've set her up, I think.
	And if you listen to this, it sounds like the American politics, if you just listen to it or think of Clinton as you play this little clip, Influence Peddling in Korea.
	The besieged president of South Korea made an emotional apology today for an influence peddling scandal.
	It stems from allegations that Park Geun-hye let a close, confident meddle in state affairs.
	On national television, Park called the scandal heartbreaking and said she accepts responsibility while denying some of the allegations.
	Uh-huh.
	You know, it sounds like something goes on here, the influence-peddling.
	I've gotten to the bottom of this.
	Well, you know, maybe...
	Damn, I wish I was going to Uncle Don's for Thanksgiving.
	Do not?
	No.
	Oh, why not?
	Uh...
	Tina works at the Ronald McDonald House here in Austin as communications director.
	On holidays, because the house operates 24-7, they have to divide up who's house manager.
	You can get Christmas, you get New Year's.
	She got Thanksgiving.
	We're going to hang out with the families of the house and have a Thanksgiving there.
	It'll be nice, too.
	That'd be great.
	Don't forget, Thanksgiving is show 880.
	And we'll be working.
	And I'll be cooking en masse.
	It depends on how many families are there, but they're usually pretty full.
	So I will need some cooking tips for a big crowd.
	Oh yeah, that's different.
	Cooking for a big group is a lot different.
	In fact, there are special cookbooks.
	Cooking is not something that you can necessarily scale.
	Yes, true.
	You can't scale everything.
	Well, you can.
	In fact, that's why these cookbooks exist.
	These are cookbooks designed for guys in the army that have to cook for 50 people, not 5.
	And you don't scale up necessarily one-to-one with everything.
	It doesn't work.
	It just doesn't work.
	There's a lot of reasons it doesn't work, but it just doesn't work.
	And so you have to have these special cookbooks.
	So it's very difficult to scale from 5 to 500.
	5 to 500 is not scalable.
	But you'll be able to help me.
	I think I can.
	Yeah, a little bit.
	Not a lot.
	Depends on...
	Well, there's not that many people.
	You're talking about, what, 15, 20 people?
	No, no, that's 15 or 20 families.
	Oh!
	Yeah, so that could easily be 50 people.
	Oh, yeah.
	Okay, let me give it some thought.
	Hey!
	It's chili.
	I can make chili at scale.
	Here's a story that's disconcerting.
	I think this is going to be a problem coming up for all kinds of sociological and other reasons.
	Let's play this Indonesian Muslims clip.
	In Indonesia, a mass protest by hardline Muslims turned violent late today in Jakarta.
	At least one person died and seven were hurt.
	An estimated 150,000 people demanded that the city's Christian governor be arrested for allegedly insulting the Koran.
	As the day wore on, clashes broke out and police fired tear gas and water cannons.
	Yeah, you insulted the Koran.
	You're in trouble.
	This is not a good sign.
	No, not at all.
	Oh, by the way, we've got to get this out of the way.
	This is the Al-Qaeda set to attack tomorrow.
	Do you know about this?
	Oh, yes, yes, I know.
	I have that clip, too, but I'll gladly play yours.
	Al-Qaeda set to attack tomorrow.
	U.S. intelligence officials say they have picked up information that Al-Qaeda might stage attacks here on election eve.
	Reports today said that New York, Texas, and Virginia were listed as possible targets.
	Okay, so here's what happens when you say that.
	Al-Qaeda's coming to Texas, everybody.
	Al-Qaeda's coming to Texas?
	I'm ready.
	And answer this for me.
	How is it all of a sudden Al-Qaeda?
	What happened to ISIS? Al-Qaeda's been quiet for years.
	I thought the same exact thing.
	I thought Al-Qaeda was broken up.
	Yeah.
	ISIS is the new Al-Qaeda.
	Yeah, or Al-Nusra even.
	Whatever they call themselves.
	For me, that signals bogativity right there.
	Al-Qaeda.
	It's Al-Qaeda.
	It's like KGB. Yeah, it's dumb.
	Okay, this will tie things around, I think, for today's show.
	Kind of tied up in a neat little bow.
	Jim Comey had another announcement yesterday.
	I'm sorry, Friday, I guess.
	That was not really covered in the news, but I do have his opening statement of this.
	The folks standing here on the stage and I represent hundreds of people who have done the work that culminated in Operation Cross Country 10, the tenth time we have worked together across the United States and across the world to try and address this scourge.
	So as part of Cross Country 10, all of our folks hit the streets.
	From truck stops to the darkest corners of the internet to dimly lit street corners, we have hit the streets to try and find and rescue children who are enslaved in sex trafficking and then bring to justice those responsible for that horrific crime.
	We have literally hunted all over the world child sex traffickers and unfortunately we have produced results.
	Operation Cross Country this year, just in the last week, has rescued 82 children between the ages of 13 and 17 and locked up 239 traffickers involved in exploiting those children.
	Those are just in the United States, 82 kids and 239 traffickers.
	Our Canadian partners rescued 16 children this past week, and our partners from Southeast Asia who are represented here today Themselves rescued 25 children, including a 2-year-old victim of horrific sexual abuse.
	Okay, so just coincidence, I'm sure, that we have all of this pedophilia rumored, completely rumored.
	I did want to add to that, from the WikiLeaks sources, there is some back-and-forth email about the founder of the New Life Children's Refuge, Laura Silsby.
	And how this...
	She's mentioned that she was arrested in Haiti.
	Right, Silsby.
	Silsby, yes.
	So I'll tell you the case.
	And so she was mentioned as, you know, what's wrong with her?
	What's going on?
	Why is she being withheld?
	Because she's obviously friendly with the Clinton group.
	So in the Haitian earthquake, January 12, 2010, Which prompted on the 29th of January, a group of 10 American Baptist missionaries from Idaho, part of the New Life Children's Refuge, to attempt to cross the Haiti-Dominican border with 33 children...
	Who they claimed were orphans, but most turned out to be not orphans.
	And so this entire group was held by the Haitian authorities.
	All of them were let go except for Silsby.
	And the claim was, of course, that they were trafficking these children.
	And I have to tell you, I think it's true.
	And there's been a lot of, you know, the orphanages, look it up.
	It's like Boys Town.
	Boys Town?
	How about the orphanage on the Isle of Jersey?
	Oh yeah, Jersey.
	That's a real bad one.
	So this, Sillsby, also turns up in the Podesta emails.
	Which, as an aside, if anyone says Russia hacked them, let me ask you a question.
	I'm asking you the question now, John.
	If Russia was behind these hacks, why would they only hack Podesta's email?
	Why wouldn't they hack Hillary's email?
	Yeah, because Podesta's the one that clicked on click here.
	Change your password.
	Your PayPal account needs a new password.
	It's been hacked.
	Click here.
	That's why.
	The funny thing was, in 2008...
	Yeah, if it was the Russians, they would have hacked everybody's email.
	They would have had better material.
	Of course.
	Um...
	2008 email, November 3rd, 2008, the day before President Obama's election.
	Yeah, just before his election.
	Let's see, Tarullo sent an...
	It also could be Podesta had a simple password, probably Wiccan.
	Lucifer.
	Lucifer!
	Hail Satan!
	One, two, three.
	Hail Satan, one, two, three.
	So there's a November 2nd memo that was going around on email about the upcoming G20 meeting President Bush had.
	And so here's the email going back and forth with Podesta pretty much saying, you know...
	We have real security threat on our stuff here.
	This is document bumping around on public email addresses.
	I don't want to sound like a broken record, John, but I think we should arrange a briefing on the cyber threat for all associated with your effort.
	We need to encrypt our emails!
	Of course, they didn't.
	Of course not.
	It's too much work.
	Idiots.
	Dumb, dumb, dumb.
	They don't expect to be hacked.
	There are drills going on.
	It's not really hacking.
	No, it's spearfishing.
	A couple of drills to mention.
	Let me see.
	We have military drills.
	October 30th.
	Did we miss that one?
	Here we go.
	NROL. And this will be all after the election.
	No, I'm sorry.
	30 days.
	Where are we?
	Here we go.
	It's going to be in New York.
	We have three phases of the NROL. No, I see three phases of this drill.
	They have different acronyms.
	Phase one, N-R-O-L, no rule of law.
	Drill involving combat arms in metro areas, active and reserve.
	Active duty and service members will be vaccinated if they're being deployed to the theater.
	Second phase is the L-R-O-L, limited rule of law.
	Military FEMA, consolidating resources, controlling water supply, handing out to public as needed.
	And the third phase of the drill is the A-R-O-L, authoritarian rule of law, which includes curfew, restricted movements.
	To me, it sounds like martial law.
	So these drills are ongoing right now, preparing for a post-election unrest.
	Which I'm not expecting.
	I'm not expecting it either, but anything's possible.
	It could be a fake.
	Can I just have a round of applause for Chicago?
	Okay.
	Police clap.
	No, Los Angeles, the Lakers win.
	Riots, burning cars, overturning police cars, going crazy, looting.
	Chicago, big win.
	No rioting.
	No looting.
	However, the claim that there were 5 million people, did you see this claim?
	Seems unlikely.
	One guy calculated it.
	And he can't come up with more than 650,000, which seems about right.
	I just don't know why they kept saying 5 million people.
	The 7th largest gathering in history.
	Please.
	Yeah, it's very calculable.
	Yeah.
	It is.
	It is, but they didn't do it.
	I have an update.
	You hear about the protests?
	You're cutting out for some reason.
	I don't know what's going on.
	I'm cutting out now.
	Yeah, you're cutting out now.
	Why don't you cut to stop the tape and recall me?
	Do I really have to stop the tape?
	I have to thread it then.
	Okay, I think we're good.
	I think.
	To thread it.
	Took me a while.
	Where am I? I gotta thread the tape, man!
	Oh yes, I should have mentioned that.
	Damn it!
	I'm missing all the good stuff.
	I'll do that on Thursday.
	Oh yes, I have a retraction to make on the procedure for the Electoral College.
	Yes, you're wrong.
	Yes, I've been wrong.
	Should neither of the candidates get 270 electoral votes?
	If no candidate receives a majority of electoral votes, the House of Representatives elects the president from the three presidential candidates who receive the most electoral votes.
	Each state delegation has one vote.
	The Senate then elects the vice president from the two vice presidential candidates with the most electoral votes.
	Each senator would cast one vote for vice president.
	If the House of Representatives fails to elect a president by inauguration day, the vice president elect serves as acting president until the deadlock is resolved.
	In the House.
	And so that would mean a Clinton.
	It could mean that.
	Well, it could mean that Pence or Wiener Boy...
	What's his name?
	Cain.
	Cain.
	Tim Cain.
	Either one of them could be temporary president.
	And then...
	Let me see.
	What happens then?
	I have the next piece.
	Because if that doesn't get resolved...
	I think it's here.
	The election laws.
	Let me just check.
	I thought it was funnier if Joe Biden would become president.
	That'd be great.
	That would be...
	Okay, it's the 20th Amendment...
	Section 1, the terms of the President.
	Okay, blah, blah, blah.
	Congress.
	By the way, always fun to hear the 20th Amendment.
	Section 2, just as an aside, Congress shall assemble at least once in every year, and such meeting shall begin at noon on the third day of January.
	That's really all that's required.
	These fuckers are sitting there with a fucking day job.
	You don't have to show up for a little bit, do some business.
	No, no.
	It's now a career.
	That's not really running by the Constitution.
	If at the time fixed for the beginning of the term of the president, the president-elect shall have died.
	Just throwing another scenario out there.
	The vice president-elect shall become president.
	If a president shall have not been chosen before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, by the way, it says, his term.
	This is interesting.
	Oh, then you can't, by the, sounds like by the Constitution, you can't have a female president.
	You can, yeah.
	I think someone should sue using that little clause.
	Well, that's maybe the reason they're doing all this gender stuff, so you self-identify.
	So Hillary can then say, I like to call myself, my pronoun is he.
	I identify as a male.
	Yeah, and then she's in.
	Good move.
	Who knew what these guys were up to?
	That's a catch I never figured out.
	Now I got it.
	If a president shall not have been chosen before the time fixed for the beginning of his term, or if the president-elect shall have failed to qualify, that's interesting, failed to qualify, then the vice president-elect shall act as president until a president shall have been qualified.
	And the Congress may by law provide for the case wherein neither a president-elect nor a vice president-elect shall have qualified, declaring who shall then act as president or their manner in which one who is to act shall be selected and such person shall act accordingly declaring who shall then act as president or their manner in which one who is to act shall be selected As far as I know, the only qualifications are age and birth.
	Yeah.
	Well, maybe there's been issues before.
	I don't know.
	All right.
	I've got a couple of funny stories.
	Or actually, the one is not funny is a protest at the Russian embassy in England.
	I'd like to know what this is all about.
	There was a bunch of protesters wearing the same sweatshirt with a very well designed free Aleppo.
	in full white letters on a black background.
	They, all these people, and they were taking these limbs from mannequins and stacking them up in front of the Russian embassy for some sort of protest.
	But I'm, well play this and then I'll ask the question.
	On Thursday, activists dumped several hundred mannequin limbs outside the gates of the Russian embassy, claiming they were symbolic of the carnage in Syria.
	Some of them also chained themselves to the entrance, preventing visitors and staff from entering the building.
	Moscow has expressed a deep concern over the British government's failure to ensure security at the premises.
	RT asked the UK Foreign Office to comment on the incident in London.
	This is their response.
	We understand from the police that a small peaceful protest took place outside the Russian embassy.
	Diplomatic police were in place throughout, remaining in close contact with Russian embassy staff.
	No arrests were made.
	But the group behind that London protest is called the Syria Campaign.
	It claims to be impartial, non-political, but it does receive financing from a Syrian-born British businessman with a clear anti-Assad agenda.
	Ayman Asfari believes a real transition in Syria is only possible without the current president in power.
	Now, the Syria campaign also slammed the United Nations for cooperating with Bashar al-Assad's government to provide humanitarian aid to civilians.
	In a report this June, it blasted what it called prioritized cooperation with the Syrian government.
	Now, the movement also partners itself with the White Helmets, an aid group which has come under serious scrutiny in Syria.
	Now, the White Helmets are also known as the Syrian Civil Defense.
	But the movement mostly operates in militant-held areas of Syria.
	And in videos posted online, people wearing the White Helmets have been spotted at executions carried out by jihadists and waving terrorists' black flags with militants certainly sparking accusations of terror links.
	And the group receives funding from Western countries like America, France, and Britain.
	Analyst Adam Gary says White Helmet supporters who staged the protest at the Russian embassy in London should be investigated.
	It goes on from there.
	But they showed a film of these people, a report showing these guys with the black sweatshirts.
	They were all white and they all look like office workers that might work for like MI6.
	There's a certain look, you know, that you have.
	The women were all coiffed in a kind of an office worker look.
	The guys were all office worker looking.
	There was just this funny thing.
	They all had this exact same sweatshirt on.
	I just thought the whole thing was staged.
	Well, it was obviously staged, but it was fishy.
	It was very fishy.
	And then they made it an art project with all these mannequin arms and legs.
	The minute you do that, it's obvious.
	That's what Pussy Riot's about.
	That's what Femin is about.
	And you need to have art with protest.
	It's funded.
	Yeah, it has to be.
	Artists don't do anything if you don't pay them.
	This is a total art piece.
	It had these limbs and they went up in kind of like a wave form up to the top of the gate.
	And it was all very well structured and strung together like perfectly.
	It was actually quite interesting artwork.
	But it was definitely an art group that designed this piece.
	I'll call it that.
	And it was definitely a bunch of office people that were, I guess, paid to come and do this.
	Or maybe not paid if they were working for one of the intelligence agencies, GCHQ, for all that I know.
	Part of the daily job.
	Because they all look like office workers.
	Part of the daily job.
	We have a little project for you today.
	Yeah, I got a good one for you.
	Let me see what I have.
	I only have one thing left, which I do want to share with you.
	You actually brought up the pronoun thing.
	So, just when you thought you couldn't get any crazier with political correct language about what to call things, people, etc.
	I mean, you yourself were just recently accused of cultural appropriation for a Mocking Asians with your Confucius say?
	I don't do Confucius say.
	It's Plato.
	No, you changed it to Plato after you got called out for appropriating culture.
	Well...
	Well, anyway...
	I did get called out.
	Here is the latest in the political correct language world of America.
	Jeff Clark isn't offended if you call him an offender.
	It doesn't bother me one bit.
	I've been on paper since I was 17 years old.
	In this memo sent to Washington State Department of Corrections staff and obtained by Cairo 7...
	Secretary Richard Morgan tells staff the DOC is phasing out the use of the word offender, telling them to replace it with individuals or other applicable terms such as student or patient where and when appropriate or individuals.
	Well, that's good.
	I love PC language.
	Sounds good to me.
	Sometimes I think people are a little oversensitive with terminology, but I'm a privileged white guy, so...
	In the memo, Morgan says this is an opportunity to help others define themselves not for their criminal behavior, but for their future role in their communities.
	Business owner Gary Hunter has hired felons and agrees.
	If we think of ourselves as offenders, we may not continue on and look forward to think of ourselves as achievers.
	Clark has been out of prison for a year and is on active DOC supervision.
	They can call us troublemakers, they can call us whatever they want.
	I don't care.
	That won't make you look better?
	It's not going to change anything.
	The only way it changes is yourself changing your way you want to do.
	The DOC might refer to him as a student for education he received while in prison.
	I went and did a program, culinary program, graduated from it, got a friggin' line cook job, everything like that.
	I've changed my own ways.
	No, you can't call them offenders anymore.
	Call them students.
	Students.
	I like that.
	What's happening to inmates?
	I like inmates.
	Hey, inmate.
	That's what I like.
	Well, we're on the criminal justice system.
	We also play this crazy story.
	This is the Denver rape story.
	And in Denver, Colorado, jury selection is slated to begin today in the retrial of Clarence Moses L., an African American man who was convicted of rape in 1987 after a woman said she dreamed he was the man who raped and beat her in the dark.
	Moses L. has always maintained his innocence.
	In 2012, another man confessed to the attack.
	Moses L. was freed in 2015, but prosecutors have decided to retry him despite the other man's confession.
	Hmm.
	Don't these guys have anything better to do?
	This is a 1987 case.
	How are you going to retry him and why?
	I don't know.
	Just the song, Get Out of Denver.
	Hey, John Kerry's going to Antarctica.
	Yes, he is.
	To go observe...
	A huge waste of the taxpayers' money.
	Hold on a second.
	Hold on a second.
	First of all, I'm pretty confident that amidst all the global warming, anthropogenic warming, fear...
	That Antarctica has only been growing ice.
	I'm pretty sure the Arctic region is...
	They always talk about, oh, the ice in the Arctic.
	But the Antarctic, Antarctica, which you can't just go to.
	You have to get permission as a whole.
	Because, you know, obviously, if you go far enough into the Antarctic, you know what happens.
	You fall off the edge of the world.
	Oh.
	So I wonder what he's going to do.
	And what is he going to show?
	And what is the point?
	He wants to do it because this is a free trip.
	He can go to Antarctica, stand on the South Pole, and then tell his buddies like 10 years from now when he's at a dinner party and he's holding court with his great anecdotes about himself.
	He's going to talk about, well, I stood on the South Pole.
	I'm pretty sure that's when he does his podcast is when he's going to do that.
	Well, his podcast will be something to listen to.
	It'll probably be very long.
	I have one last clip.
	All right.
	This clip is, I think, the beginning of the end for male culture in the United States.
	Everybody makes a big stink about this.
	The beginning of the end?
	I thought we were almost toast.
	Well, I think we are toast, and this is a good example, because this story, which has everybody, oh, this is terrible that these young men would do such a thing.
	This is the Harvard soccer, and play the Democracy Now!
	version.
	Oh, hold on.
	Democracy Now!
	version.
	Here we go.
	And Harvard University has announced it's canceling the rest of this year's men's soccer team season.
	After it emerged, the male soccer players had for years maintained a written scouting report on the women's soccer team in which the men rank the women's appearances using pictures, numbers and lengthy written evaluations.
	They also assigned each of their fellow female students a sexual position.
	Okay.
	We're canceling the season because of this.
	You bad boys.
	Oh my goodness.
	We are doomed, my friend.
	We are doomed.
	The rise of the beta male.
	Woo!
	That's right.
	Women.
	To all the women within the sound of my voice.
	I hope you enjoy the culture of the beta males because that's all you're going to get from now on.
	It's lovely.
	Egads.
	Alright everybody, make sure if you live in America, go vote.
	And remember, every country gets the government it deserves.
	We shall see what the United States of Gitmo Nation really deserves.
	We shall see.
	It's all good.
	Yeah.
	So post-analysis on Thursday.
	I'm looking forward to it for sure.
	Yeah, it'd be great.
	And I'll be coming to you from the Crackpot Condo in the Skyscraper here in downtown Austin, Tejas.
	Also broadcasting from the darkest corners of the Internet.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where Plato say, Woman who guards Tuffet in Ankara loves Kurds.
	No way.
	No way.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We'll be back on Thursday.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Hey!
	Adios, mofos.
	Mr.
	President.
	Mr.
	McCartney.
	A significant impact.
	No, no, no,
	no. no. - No, no, no, no, no.
	That's a significant impact.
	No, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no.
	Hey!
	Dude named Ben from OPM. Yeah, no.
	Yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah.
	Yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no.
	Yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no, yeah, no.
	I got ants.
	Music by Ben Thede I got ants.
	I don't know if you had ants.
	We had ant invasion.
	I was thinking if you desiccated a big pile of ants and then ground them to a powder like a fine grind of black pepper.
	We were having dinner and I got an ant somehow in the meal and I ate it.
	These things are peppery.
	I got ants.
	These ants, they don't need a lot.
	And then you see, you find all the ones that are roaming around you.
	I backed them off by doing the burning trick.
	You torch them.
	And you leave them there.
	The only ant, there are occasional moments where there's an ant that you do not torch, and that's an ant that's carrying one of the dead ants back.
	I got ants.
	I got ants. - Ants.
	I just want to say, young man, no selfies in the middle of me talking.
	Yeah, come on.
	Yeah.
	All right, no, all right, all right.
	Yeah, come on.
	With this game.
	Come on.
	With this game.
	Come on.
	Don't be bamboozled.
	Yeah.
	Young man, no selfies in the middle of me talking.
	Come on.
	All right, no, all right, all right.
	Don't be bamboozled.
	Come on.
	Come on.
	Young man, no selfies in the middle of me talking.
	I don't vote with my vagina.
	Get out of my vagina!

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