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June 7, 2020 - No Agenda

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	Booker's a total Karen.
	Adam Curry.
	John C. Devorak.
	It's Sunday, June 7th, 2020.
	This is your award-winning Kimbo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1249.
	This is No Agenda.
	Overloading IMAP servers and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone, Star State.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I was going for the cop's gun, he knocked me to the ground, and I can't figure out why.
	I'm John C. DeVoy.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill.
	In the morning.
	What is that story?
	Must be something that happened in your neighborhood.
	There's a video that's going around where this huge phalange of cops are marching forward in some old fart.
	Mm-hmm.
	In his 70s, I think, was up there and one of the cops knocked him on his ass, but no one ever noticed that this old guy was standing in the way of these cops and he made a lunge for one of the cops' guns.
	Actually, there's a lot of information.
	Oh, does that mean?
	What the hell?
	Stop that.
	It's the same damn spammer.
	There's a lot of information that that was staged, and that there's some evidence, photographic evidence, that the guy had a fake blood kit with a tube running up his back to his ear, so when he fell down, and immediately there was blood coming, or it looked like there was blood coming out of his ear, and this guy apparently is some kind of agitator.
	You think?
	But to go to that length is pretty extreme.
	I thought that was interesting.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	So that's actually in the show notes.
	Well, the cops got fired anyway.
	Oh, really?
	That was this morning that somebody said they did.
	I don't know for a fact, but it wouldn't surprise me.
	First thing that is very important, as multiple people have asked me to remind you, I believe some have even sent to the P.O. Box B12 vitamin boxes for you.
	Have you received?
	Have you taken?
	Are you good to go?
	Yeah, I've got two in my mouth as we speak.
	Vitamin Bs.
	Two in your mouth, one in the hand.
	That's nice.
	I forgot that many.
	But do you dissolve them?
	Don't you just swallow them?
	Well, the B12 methyl is supposed to be kind of...
	It's not sublingual, but you're supposed to chew it and get a lot of saliva mixed in with it.
	Okay.
	You could have just swallowed straight up.
	It's less effective.
	You could have done that before the show.
	Now it kind of sounds like you've got marbles in your mouth.
	Well, the...
	I wouldn't have...
	It's not a big deal, really.
	It doesn't bother me.
	But you're the one who says, well, I always take two vitamin B12s before the show.
	Yeah.
	So I'm looking at the ball as I'm coming upstairs with a T. Yeah.
	And I said, let me take two before the show and see what that does.
	So that's what I did, but unfortunately, now they're gone.
	I don't have any now.
	Well, we'll know in an hour or so.
	It's unprofessional to be chewing on the air.
	Man, I had an interesting 48 hours coming off of that email bomb.
	Are you finally clear?
	Well, yeah.
	All clear!
	Not exactly all clear, but I gotta say, Mark Void Zero, man, to the rescue.
	Middle of the night, because of course he's seven hours later than I am here in Austin.
	He's in the north of the Netherlands.
	And he helped me mitigate, you know, set up an email server.
	But holy crap, this was very severe.
	And everyone I've spoken to says that someone absolutely had to pay money to set this up to do this.
	And typically these types of attacks where you just get subscribed to all these horrible lists and really spam devices, it's typically done when someone steals your account info, such as your bank account records or some other information with a password, and they've stolen that and they want to obfuscate the password reset email that you get.
	So I did spend an inordinate amount of time looking through about 130,000 emails to see if there wasn't anything legit in there, which I couldn't find, and nothing seems to have been adjusted.
	That's a very cute idea.
	It's very time consuming.
	It really robbed me of time.
	Yes, I'm sure it did.
	You'll never get that time back.
	It's worse than one of my clips.
	So I got one of these guys sent me a note, one of our producers, and he says he got the same, it's called subscription bomb or subscription attack.
	Yeah.
	He says that his was triggered.
	I don't know if you got this note, but you probably couldn't find it if you did.
	I wasn't able to find all of them, no.
	But he says that his was triggered by his...
	Because he tracked it down.
	He spent weeks, I guess, figuring out how this happened.
	Because he didn't do anything to anybody.
	Right.
	But he says he figures it was from hitting an unsubscribe button.
	And it was just a nefarious thing.
	It's like you hit the unsubscribe button and say, oh really?
	And then you get put in as a database.
	You get sent to the database and you get subscribed to everything.
	I've long since learned it's not a good idea to hit the unsubscribe button in your email.
	It doesn't always do what you want.
	And it's a perfect security flaw.
	It's perfect for that.
	Hey, I just sent a bullcrap email to 100 million people and look, there are people alive because they hit unsubscribe.
	Good, we got a live one.
	Add to the database.
	Good to go.
	Well, there's that.
	Now, what is kind of fun is that we've implemented DMARC and SPF records, which is really something Google put together.
	And I know why they say they did it, but it has a couple of extraneous side effects that benefit Google.
	And so what happens now through a process with, as I said, DMARC, SPF, DMARC, and DKIM records, And there goes the audience.
	No, they'll like this.
	In fact, the audience seems to have told me about most of this, interestingly enough, that you can actually verify who sent an email on behalf of adam at curry.com or, you know, There's a number of ways you can actually track it back.
	And so there's a couple of big WordPress installs that got hit and subscribed me and signed me up for a whole bunch of websites.
	So we're contacting them because we can now track exactly what time the emails came in.
	They can track it back and see what IP address registered that.
	And so we may actually be able to find out what IP address it came from, which could be kind of fun.
	But I have little hope anyone's ever going to get tracked down.
	They're on a VPN. Yeah.
	You know, I use a VPN a lot.
	And just to lighten things up just for a second.
	When you use a VPN, you're always risking the following.
	This is my clip.
	It's not much of a risk.
	But the problem with a VPN clip.
	Okay And how did you get that?
	And how was that a problem, other than I don't know what it is?
	You're on YouTube, you're clicking on a, you want to watch a video, and that's, they play you a 30-second Ukrainian ad.
	High production values there in Ukraine, huh?
	Really nice.
	Well, I'll tell you, there's a Russian ad that I got that was for one of these cell phone games, the battleship war, the battleships or something.
	It was pretty exciting.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah.
	Interesting.
	I watched through the whole thing.
	It was interesting enough.
	Oh, that's fantastic.
	Anyway, so it still will take a couple more days to...
	Oh, I was going to say the reason why Google...
	I think part of the benefits to them implementing this type of thing is that you can no longer use your Gmail and just say...
	Oh, I'm sending it as adamatcurry.com and just reply to...
	Reply there.
	It gets forwarded to Gmail.
	You can't do that anymore unless you have an actual account on that server.
	So you can...
	You can set up an alias if you have an account on that server.
	Not if you just want to put the reply to.
	Remember that was really easy?
	Oh yeah, that was the old spoof.
	Well, the reply to is the way to do it.
	Yeah, but the spoof is by, you can no longer say it's from, you know, let's say john at curry.com if you don't have an account.
	So, you know, you will always be stuck at anything that has to be registered to your Gmail, otherwise they won't let you do it.
	And it is to combat spoofing, but fuck, man.
	And there was another thing we ran into, which we only figured out as we were configuring my email, VoidZero and I, that two of the main certificate authorities, and they have a central certificate, which is usually good for 10 years now, So two of these expired on May 30th and a lot of people didn't know.
	Mainly because it's a Sunday when dudes named Ben are probably not always on the case.
	And so if you look around the net, there's all kinds of certificate errors taking place now.
	And we had it on our MP3 files, on the email.
	It's just...
	Anyway.
	More than anyone wants to know.
	You're absolutely right.
	However, I did go to a fun meetup yesterday here in Austin, Texas.
	Which was the 5-1-12 local.
	Yeah, how many people?
	I was...
	I made a mistake.
	I thought, I'll just go by.
	It'll show up around 2.30.
	It started at 2.00.
	I'll say hi to everybody.
	You know, usually about 8 or 10 people there.
	And, yeah, just hang out, have a beer.
	We had to sit outside anyway.
	It was 95 degrees.
	You can't sit inside at Doc's backyard yet because of Corona.
	Yeah.
	Well, there must have been 35 or 40 people, including a party bus with 10 people that drove up from San Antonio.
	It was like, what?
	What happened all of a sudden?
	And new people, John.
	New people.
	And the whole slew from San Antonio was fantastic.
	We had a really good time, but of course I spent much more time there than I should have.
	And, you know, kind of ran into the late hours on prepping, but so cool.
	Well, this reminds me of the video going around the net showing the Cosmopolitan Casino open in Vegas.
	Oh, yes.
	And it's packed.
	I was talking to Dame Angela.
	She says, it's packed.
	No one's social distancing and we're open.
	Not only packed, no social distancing and no masks.
	One mask at the very beginning of the video.
	Which confirmed to me that there was actually, it was not an old video.
	And so I got some notices from some guys that work in the Vegas gaming industry, and one of them said that since they've relaxed in Vegas, and he's in Reno, and he uses an industry term, he says the coin in is the highest they've ever seen.
	And that, of course, refers to slot machines.
	Yeah.
	Or anything where there's a coin you put it in.
	So the coin, and he says, is the highest ever.
	I got also, I mentioned in a tweet that I tweeted, which is, they don't let you take pictures in these casinos, and somebody corrected me on that, telling me that years ago, they relaxed that, so you can walk, because people...
	Oh, with selfies, you couldn't stop that anymore.
	You couldn't stop it, so they just gave up.
	No way to stop it.
	So some guy, this guy just walked through the casino with taking a movie, and the place was indeed packed.
	So, I don't know.
	I mean, this changes my whole perspective on what's going to happen when they reopen sporting events like a football game, for example, at a college stadium.
	Oh, no.
	I think they're already set.
	They're already done.
	They've got to do the fake crowd noise.
	Especially football.
	Now, I don't know about college, but the NFL, they're under complete control by Black Lives Matter right now, and I predict you right now that Colin Kaepernick will be forced to play, and some team will be forced to hire him, maybe even the Vikings for all I know.
	No, he's not going to play.
	He's going to play.
	They're going to force the issue.
	One of these Trump-friend, white nationalist, a-hole, Nazi, white owners has to repent.
	You can go on and on all you want, but the guy can't play anymore.
	He's over the hill.
	Oh, how little you know of this movement.
	To bring John Brody back.
	How little you know of this movement.
	These people are relentless.
	Relentless.
	This was the time.
	Kaepernick doesn't want to play.
	I mean, Kaepernick set up that scam with the NFL where he's going to try out for all these teams and they're going to put it in some stadium, an event, and he canceled it and decided to do his own photo shoot by himself because his skills are gone.
	You can't take off.
	He wasn't that good to begin with.
	He doesn't have the weight.
	That's the problem.
	No.
	I'm putting it in my own book.
	One hit, that's it.
	I'm putting it in my own book.
	Okay, get your book out.
	You got one of those books, you bought one.
	Yes, cap to play NFL. It will be a condition.
	It will be a condition of Black Lives Matter.
	Hey man, they're getting politicians, celebrities to kneel and repent.
	So, this doesn't surprise me that they'll push for this.
	Now, maybe Kaepernick won't start, but he'll be hired.
	He won't start, that's for sure.
	He'll be hired.
	He'll be hired.
	Oh yeah, but before we do that...
	As a hello, welcome to Walmart guy.
	Okay, look, it's in the book.
	I have my ideas, you have your ideas.
	We'll just leave it at that.
	I do want to listen to a...
	Yes, you smack your lip.
	I'm just going to start earlier in the game.
	Okay, I'll pay very close attention to you.
	So already, I'm dumb, I smack, and here is what...
	No, you smack your lip.
	Okay.
	You're not supposed to jump on me for mentioning it.
	Well, it was a two-four, a one-two punch.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	I never said you were dumb, either.
	So you're just putting words in my mouth.
	You're a mind reader.
	Welcome to the Black Lives Matter tactics.
	This is exactly how it goes.
	He's going to go out there and get killed if he steps foot on the field.
	That's fine.
	I didn't say he would play well or not get killed on the field.
	Now that would be a good publicity stunt.
	He's going to get hired and he'll get killed.
	Okay.
	On the field.
	We can keep it at that.
	So, everywhere we're seeing medical professionals now coming out and saying different things.
	On one side, we have people who are actually interested in health and medicine, and they are studying and seeing that things are changing with the virus.
	This is a medical story.
	This is very optimistic news.
	Actually, that's not the one I wanted.
	That's a stupid guy.
	Damn it.
	I had the virus is getting less.
	Where the hell did that go?
	Yeah, the virus is getting weaker.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Yeah, okay.
	Here, it is changing, actually.
	Recent reports from Northern Italy indicate that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, that is what causes COVID-19 illness and infection, may be changing, with some patterns suggesting that the potency has diminished.
	Yes!
	Isn't that interesting how the potency...
	How does that work?
	Yes, it seems less severe.
	Oops.
	Anecdotally...
	That doesn't bode well for Pandemic 2, does it?
	Hold on.
	There's lots of things to be done still.
	Anecdotally, what we've been seeing in recent positive cases, that is people who test positive for the virus, is that the total amount of the virus that the patient has is much less than in earlier stages of the pandemic.
	Also, the number of new COVID-19 ill patients that we've had to place on a ventilator has decreased since the last week of April.
	We see all of this as evidence that COVID-19 cases are less severe than when this first started.
	Here's a couple of doctors from the University of Pennsylvania Medical Center.
	Recent reports from Northern Italy indicate that the SARS-CoV-2 virus, that is what causes Italy.
	He also says Italy.
	That's not the same guy, though.
	That's a different guy.
	He said Italy.
	No, that was the same clip.
	No, it's a different clip.
	No, it was the same guy and the same clip and the same itterly.
	Well, this is the full clip.
	No, that's weird.
	We've tested widely here, including using our own UPMC-derived test and other tests that perform very highly, seeking to understand what's happening in our communities.
	Before the virus arrived, after it arrived, and right now.
	And this helps inform us on what we need to do.
	Our goal is to give you the best care and to understand what the threat of the virus is.
	Anecdotally, what we've been seeing in recent positive cases, that is people who test positive for the virus, is that the total amount of the virus that the patient has is much less than in earlier stages of the pandemic.
	Also, the number of new COVID-19 Ill patients that we've had to place on a ventilator has decreased since the last week of April.
	Yeah, I don't know what happened there.
	Sometimes it goes wrong.
	It happens to me all the time.
	The point was, I don't know, I just messed it all up.
	I was going to play what the other people are saying.
	Fuck it, you do something.
	You've confused me, it's all your fault.
	Okay, well I got one.
	Let's ask you a question.
	Remember one time in New York, I think there was a thousand dead?
	Yeah.
	One day?
	Yeah.
	Remember?
	Yeah.
	And then they said, well, maybe we should start back.
	And then Cuomo says, no, no, we're still waiting for the surge, which is supposed to take place in mid-April.
	Okay.
	Well, let's listen to Cuomo's yesterday's press conference.
	He's singing a different tune all of a sudden.
	We went from 1,000 to what?
	Today is a day of good news.
	We have one of the lowest hospitalization rates.
	Since this began, and really good news, we have the lowest death rate.
	It's down to 35.
	I've been asking all the experts who will talk to me what is the lowest that number can go.
	And when it gets this low, it's really a question of what they're attributing as the cause of death.
	In other words, you have people...
	Who are gravely ill, who are going to die of something, and if they get the COVID virus, they attribute it to the COVID virus, but there is a number.
	When it gets down this low, it's really a question of what that hospital certifies as a cause of death.
	So, we'd like to see nobody die in the state of New York ever.
	So, what did he basically say?
	He basically said, we actually have negative deaths because they're just making it up?
	What the hell?
	That's what he said.
	If you listen to the whole clip where he gets to the end, he says, in New York, we want to have no deaths ever.
	Is this him not signaling the hospitals to, okay, we can stop the scam now?
	Didn't he literally say, it depends on how you code it?
	I want to hear that again.
	I want to hear it again.
	I want to hear it again.
	That one part.
	What they're attributing as the cause of death.
	What is the lowest that number can go.
	And when it gets this low, it's really a question of what they're attributing as the cause of death.
	In other words, you have people who are gravely ill.
	I mean, the guy is basically saying, uh, guys...
	Well, it depends.
	He may be saying, code it up a little bit.
	I don't know.
	Who knows what his agenda is?
	No, I think the message was clear.
	At the end, he says, we want no deaths.
	He's telling him to pull the plug on the scam.
	Yeah, well, you get a clip of the day for that one.
	I totally missed that one.
	Clip of the day.
	But he reveals the scam.
	Oh, you know, it's the way they coded it.
	He reveals the scam, which we have revealed for the last two months.
	It's a little close to three almost.
	Time and again, we found people that said, well, you know, they keep pressuring us to say COVID. When it wasn't COVID, the guy died of a heart attack.
	And they want us to put COVID. But also, this comes at a very interesting time, coincidentally, as another issue that we've been looking at and have declared to be incorrect and wrong.
	Yes, we went against science and were often excordinated for it.
	Turns out, yes, we actually can read medical journal entries and we can make a conclusion as well.
	The mainstream media narrative against the use of hydroxychloroquine is quickly falling apart.
	The recently published Lancet study, which has been used by many to denounce hydroxychloroquine, is now being retracted by its own authors over serious concerns about its scientific credibility.
	If you're wondering why I chose this as a clip, that's because the only two outlets that will report this story are Fox News and One American News.
	I decided this was funnier.
	The study has been plagued with controversy since it was released, with numerous doctors and scientists around the world coming forward to refute its claims as wildly exaggerated.
	As a result of the Lancet study, numerous countries, including France, Belgium, and Italy, as well as the WHO, all suspended trials of hydroxychloroquine or outright banned its use in treating coronavirus patients.
	Now, however, the study is being formally retracted after independent reviewers were unable to verify its highly questionable results.
	I disagree with that.
	The reason why it was withdrawn is because they gave the implication that it was, and I think the conclusion was, that hydroxychloroquine does not help.
	But what they didn't say, or what they didn't do, is actually try the test with zinc.
	They only tried it with an antibiotic and without an antibiotic, so they didn't actually perform the correct test, yet they...
	Well, they...
	Well, there's more to it than that.
	The group that did all this...
	Well, that's the better part.
	That's the better part, that the group was about eight people, and two of them were adult film stars, which sounds like a fun place to work at, honestly.
	Yeah, that'd be great.
	Especially after quitting hours.
	Made by the study was that hydroxychloroquine caused heart complications, but that claim was refuted by the American Heart Association itself.
	By the way, there were two studies that were withdrawn, and that was only one of them.
	The other one was published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
	Hold on a second.
	Stop.
	We're talking about two, the two, the two most prominent.
	Yeah.
	Medical research journals, period.
	They are the number one and two operations, and they both screwed it up.
	Why would they do that?
	Because of political pressures amongst the millennials that work there.
	That's where this comes from.
	Well, in addition to that, I will say that probably a good 50%, if not more, of all the studies published in these journals are not reproducible.
	The scientists know it.
	The scientific field knows it.
	It's called the reproduction problem.
	And they all know that they're full of crap and lying.
	And it's coming to roost.
	These guys got away easy because who cares?
	Some company is probably gone by now.
	It doesn't even exist.
	Only on paper.
	But, yeah, this is total, total fraud.
	The main complaint made by the study was that hydroxychloroquine caused heart complications.
	But that claim was refuted by the American Heart Association itself, which found no increase in heart complications whatsoever.
	Dr. Gold confirmed these findings, explaining the drug was only problematic for patients who had known issues with heart disease, something any doctor prescribing the medicine would already be aware of.
	Following the retraction of the study, the World Health Organization has resumed its studies of hydroxychloroquine for treatment of coronavirus patients.
	After President Trump's endorsement, the California State Medical Board sent a letter to physicians across the state warning them against using it.
	It's not clear how the Lancet study's retraction will affect doctors in the U.S.
	But Dr. Gold says there are a lot of patients around the country who could be helped today if more doctors were allowed to freely prescribe this medication.
	and Some people probably died because of these publications.
	Very possibly.
	Very possibly, actually.
	Now, you know, I could go to Costco.
	And just talk to like maybe 10 people and find someone who could do a better read than that guy.
	But they may not look as buff as he does.
	He looks the part.
	He's just a horrible, horrible reader.
	He may be a robot, for all I know.
	He sounds like a robot.
	He's a good-looking robot, yeah.
	So we have, you know, the situation now where everything's, you know, it seems like the virus is diminishing in strength, which would mean that it probably wouldn't come back at all, although I'm pretty sure we all know now that...
	The political activists will do anything they can, and they're spread out throughout the entire world.
	We've got people yelling F-Trump in the UK, in the Netherlands, in Munich.
	They're not voters.
	They're not voters, but it's all used.
	In fact...
	Well, the absentee voter in the UK, and they're very influenced by locals, and Trump may lose some of those votes.
	Just back to the NFL, and really, at this point, we have to agree that many, many pieces of the mainstream media, many people are complicit.
	And it is impossible that Jake Tapper can play this clip in these particular times while interviewing Ben Carson, the brain surgeon, and for this case, it matters that he's ADOS.
	Who is the secretary of HUD, Housing and Urban Development, and actually gets into this conversation.
	Now remember, we have coronavirus.
	We got people outside.
	We got them protesting, rioting, Black Lives Matter.
	And of course, we need to connect that to Trump.
	I'm telling you, my Kaepernick prediction is not far off.
	Listen to this clip.
	When somebody disrespects our flag, to say, get that son of a bitch off the field right now.
	Out.
	He's fired.
	The president reiterated Friday that he still opposes those who protest police brutality by kneeling during the national anthem.
	You've said you support peaceful protests.
	Do you support NFL players exercising that right to peacefully protest by kneeling during the anthem?
	Have you ever seen two people in a vehement argument and they're talking about completely different things and they're talking past each other and they're not able to come to a solution?
	That's what this is all about.
	There are some people who are talking about the flag.
	We're talking about our veterans.
	We're talking about people who sacrificed their lives.
	We're talking about our police officers.
	And there are others who are talking about injustice in the system and they're arguing past each other.
	That's the problem.
	I don't disagree with what you're saying, and I don't particularly personally have a policy point on this, but what do you think about the right of NFL players to do this?
	I mean, the president called them sons of bitches.
	Hold on.
	He did it now in his own segment, and I like calling him out.
	The president did not call the players sons of bitches.
	He did not say, all players who kneel are sons of bitches.
	Oh no, I'm sorry, all black players who kneel are sons of bitches.
	Well, he never even mentioned race.
	Well, let's just listen again.
	When somebody disrespects our flag, just say, get that son of a bitch off the field.
	Get that son of a bitch off the field if they disrespect the flag.
	But Topper turns it into players to do this.
	I mean, the president called them sons of bitches.
	Come on, man.
	It's bullshit.
	This is a political activist, not a journalist.
	You just heard the clip for taking a knee and peacefully protesting police brutality.
	That's what they were trying to do.
	And in fact, Colin Kaepernick originally would sit during the national anthem.
	Yeah, because he was on the sidelines.
	That wasn't because he was protesting.
	He was kicked out.
	He was dumb, no good.
	And then that...
	No, that's not true.
	That's how it started.
	He was on the sidelines, on the bench.
	That is absolutely how it true.
	Way before he started to kneel, that was a vet who came over and said, hey man, maybe you should kneel.
	Yeah, but he wasn't on the bench because he wasn't playing.
	When they do the national anthem, all the players get up and stand.
	They didn't leave one guy on the bench because he wasn't playing.
	You make it sound like he was on the bench because he's incompetent.
	Yes, I respectfully disagree because we deconstructed this whole episode on MoFax, and he was sitting on the bench because he was not being played.
	That's how it started.
	But was he sitting on the bench in protest?
	No!
	Of course he wasn't sitting in protest, but that's what they're saying.
	Oh, this is not right.
	I would argue this point.
	Listen to what they're saying.
	You just heard the clip for taking a knee and peacefully protest of NFL players.
	To do this.
	I mean, the president called them sons of bitches.
	You just heard the clip for taking a knee and peacefully protesting police brutality.
	That's what they were trying to do.
	And in fact, Colin Kaepernick originally would sit during the National Anthem.
	Okay.
	He was on the bench and it was his girlfriend who started this all off.
	I mean, I'm just telling you.
	I'm just telling.
	Okay.
	The protest was not while he was sitting on the bench.
	The point is that during the National Anthem, all the players are standing in a long line with their hands on their heart or not.
	There's nobody sitting on the bench during the National Anthem unless they're doing it for some particular reason.
	So you're making my point.
	You're not listening.
	You're making my point.
	Jake Tapper said he used to sit as if he was sitting in protest.
	That's just not true.
	Did you ever see him sit during the National Anthem?
	I wasn't paying any attention to any of this.
	I'm just telling you the process.
	And I'm telling you...
	So if he was sitting during the National Anthem, there had to be some reason for him sitting.
	And if it was sitting because he wasn't starting, that's one thing.
	All right.
	I'm going to say it one more time.
	We never saw him sit during the National Anthem.
	Jake Tapper makes it sound like he was sitting in protest during the National Anthem.
	Oh, no.
	I agree with that.
	I'm not arguing that point.
	Well, that's all I'm saying.
	Well, you're making it sound like he's sitting during the National Anthem.
	No, that's what Jake Tapper is saying.
	I said he wasn't sitting there.
	Okay.
	Well, the B-12 hasn't kicked in.
	No, it's not me.
	I'm just telling you the process, the way things go.
	And if he was sitting, he was sitting for some reason.
	Yeah, because he wasn't.
	Exactly.
	I think we're saying the same thing, but you're being argumentative.
	No, I don't think so.
	Because you and Mo are saying that he was sitting because he wasn't starting or he was irked because he was benched or something like that.
	Yes, and that was not during the National Anthem.
	It was during the entire game.
	He never even got to the lineup.
	Didn't at all.
	Well, that's different.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Jake Tapper makes it sound like he was sitting in protest and he never was.
	Oh, I believe that's possible.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	That he was sitting because he's just pissed.
	Exactly what I said.
	I mean, the president called them sons of bitches.
	You just heard the clip for taking a knee and peacefully protesting police brutality.
	That's what they were trying to do.
	And in fact, Colin Kaepernick originally would sit.
	During the national anthem, and then a veteran who was upset about it, and Colin Kaepernick had a dialogue about this, a former Green Beret, and they came up with the idea of Kaepernick taking a knee because that was respectful, because that's a way that people pray.
	And yet the president called Kaepernick and anyone else who engages in that kind of peaceful protest a son of a bitch.
	My personal feeling is if those players were to come out and say, we love our nation, we are patriots, we love our flag, we honor the memory of those who died to give us our freedom, but we are protesting some of the brutality that has occurred and that's why we are doing this, I think it would solve the problem.
	And I suggest that they do that.
	There you go.
	Took much longer to get through the clip than necessary.
	Well, I just smell the stench of China and Nike.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	By the way, the controversial clip we just discussed did bring me a possible end-of-show ISO. The president called them sons of bitches.
	Oh, I got an ISO. Okay.
	Which I think is a little better.
	When I have my series of Joe Biden clips...
	Oh, well, let's wait until we get to them.
	But let's stick here.
	No, you want to hear...
	The ISO's fine.
	All right.
	You want ISO? Thank you, Biden.
	Thank you for listening.
	We've played that one as an end-of-show ISO. This just came from a thing you just did a couple days ago.
	Okay, I'll find...
	It's almost the exact same.
	Biden...
	Let's see.
	Thank you.
	I think it got bumped, by the way.
	Okay, here it is.
	I have this one.
	I'm Joe Biden, and thank you for taking the time to listen.
	Okay, similar, not the same.
	But we did play one of those ISOs.
	I have an uncanny memory.
	This one's a lot tighter.
	Yes, it is.
	I think sons of bitches is funny.
	And by the way, why at the very end of a speech would you say, I'm Joe Biden?
	We know who you are.
	Well, you do that, oh, that's part of the I approve this message script.
	I just pull the approve this message and Joe reads whatever they tell him to read.
	Possible.
	Hello?
	Yeah, it's possible.
	Because I saw him lose the prompter on one of these clips I got.
	He's just looking at it and he blanks out.
	And then I think it overrides because the prompter guy's falling asleep or he's just letting it go.
	It's gone automatic.
	You know how that happens?
	Yeah.
	And so I think the prompter went past his cue and now he's reading just random stuff.
	Possibly.
	Possibly.
	All right.
	Let's just talk about...
	Let's see.
	We've got...
	Masks and muzzles, I believe, in the UK. So when Cuomo gave his little spiel about the 35 deaths and all the rest of it, where's all this concern about social...
	You've got these riots in town.
	Now, that should technically bump up the numbers, right?
	I mean, we're talking a lot of people.
	No social distancing.
	There's packed in.
	But nobody's discussing this.
	Well, yes, people are discussing it.
	Nobody I've noticed.
	You have clips?
	I have an open letter.
	First of all, there are definitely a few people here and there saying, well, we might see a surge in two weeks, which by now should be really next week we should see the surge.
	It's been 12 days that people have been out, not social distancing, well, 10 days.
	So maybe four or five more days this week, we should see a surge in several cities around the country.
	Around the world, actually.
	Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Munich, London.
	Also London, but big crowds in Munich.
	We should be seeing that.
	If we don't, well, then we can draw our conclusions.
	But the open letter I'm referring to did get a lot of press.
	Because, of course, it was another one of those 1,200...
	Medical professionals send open letter about the demonstrations.
	And the key quote is, social justice is more important than social distancing.
	And I have this letter here.
	It's in the show notes.
	Well, this is a disgusting letter then.
	For a number of reasons.
	So they don't care if people die?
	I mean, it's not as though it's...
	These protests are saving lives.
	Open letter advocating for an anti-racist public health response to demonstrations against systemic injustice occurring to the COVID-19 pandemic.
	Most people would click away right after that opening sentence because what the hell did it mean?
	Nothing.
	But here's how their letter starts.
	On April 30th, heavily armed and predominantly white protesters entered the state capitol building in Lansing, Michigan, protesting stay-home orders and calls for widespread public masking to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
	Infectious disease physicians and public health officials publicly condemned these actions and privately mourned the widening rift between leaders in science and a subset of the communities they serve.
	As of May 30th, we are witnessing continuing demonstrations in response to ongoing pervasive and lethal institutional racism set off by the killings, killings, plural, of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, among many other black lives taken by police.
	A public health response to these demonstrations is also warranted, but this message must be wholly different from the response to white protesters resisting stay-home orders.
	Infectious disease and public health narratives adjacent to demonstrations against racism must be consciously anti-racist, and infectious disease experts must be clear and consistent in prioritizing an anti-racist message.
	Long story short...
	We propose the following guidance.
	And they just say, basically, it's okay, but wear a mask.
	Don't use tear gas, smoke, or any other respiratory irritants.
	That could kind of mess up your system.
	Prepare for an increased number of infections in the days following a protest.
	So we're waiting for all that.
	But here's the rub.
	Who signed this letter?
	Who are these 1,200 people you've taught us, you've taught me, to go look at what's the mailing list?
	Who the hell is on this?
	This could be a good list.
	Yeah.
	And this is the part that I don't think anyone's really looking at.
	So I'll just go.
	It's in alphabetical order.
	And so we have, you know, MD, MBA, Vanderbilt Medical University Center.
	Okay, that makes sense.
	Then we have WSU Medical Student.
	Oh, God.
	I'm glad the students are in on it.
	Student.
	Oh, yeah.
	Abraham Rice.
	Abraham's title is activist.
	I mean, you can't make it any crazier.
	It's on the letter.
	Here, Adrienne Jones.
	Do you know what her title is?
	A homemaker?
	African American.
	That's her title.
	That's her title?
	That's her title on this letter.
	Yes!
	This thing is effed.
	It's completely nuts.
	They just threw it together and threw some names on there.
	Half of them are students, which is fine, but you don't necessarily have the chops.
	I could put a letter together and go hire a bunch of these guys who do petitioning.
	There's guys that stand in the corner that you give grief to.
	Which, by the way, that does work.
	Your trick.
	You probably forgot it because you don't see these guys so much anymore.
	Which one?
	The homeless?
	No, no.
	There'd be a guy in the corner saying, you know, we're going to save the whales, and you'd say, I hate whales.
	Yeah.
	And that does work.
	Yes, it does.
	I mean, I've done it a couple of times now.
	I just say, you know, whatever it is, I hate those things.
	And they just kind of take one step back, and they don't try to talk me out of it or anything.
	They just let me go.
	Of course.
	That guy's a nut job.
	Step back.
	That guy's crazy.
	So you can do that, hire a group, and then just put their titles down, and I'll bet you that within that group, you'd have pretty much the same kind of list.
	You'd probably get a doctor, and just move them around on the list a little bit.
	Sure, sure.
	So it's bogus.
	Of course it's bogus.
	Of course it's bogus.
	So we do have a couple of things to look at regarding these protests and Black Lives Matter and what has been going on, which is, I think, historically just fascinating to witness.
	And it starts for me with an email that was distributed by Black Lives Matter...
	It's Christy Williams, I think.
	What is exactly Christy Williams?
	I've talked about her.
	She is...
	I don't know if she's...
	Is she just Black Lives Matter?
	I have to figure it out.
	Anyway, she sent an email out.
	Email blast.
	And this is about...
	It's actually called a...
	If you are white and headed out to protest, please make sure you are doing it correctly.
	Here is the white folks' guide to protesting.
	Because there's a way to do it right and there's a way to do it wrong.
	You already heard how the medical professionals are very concerned, or at least the medical professionals on this note, very concerned we have anti-racist response and make sure we don't piss anybody off.
	So for white people, here is a guide to participating in these protests.
	And I find this a head shaker.
	Quite racist, in fact.
	Here it is.
	Number one, follow calls only.
	Do not initiate or lead calls.
	And with a call, you know, it's like, hey, hey, ho, ho, some white guy has got to go.
	Your job is to follow and add your voice when it is called for.
	Number two, white people.
	Do not take selfies.
	Ask to take pictures of videos of individuals.
	If you are there to witness only, film the police as much as possible.
	Your goal is documentation to ensure that the true narrative is told.
	Number three, remember, guide for white folks.
	Be helpful.
	Hand out water and snacks.
	Make sure protest leaders are hydrated and fed.
	This is exhausting work.
	Help keep their energy up.
	Number four, follow...
	Get me a cup of coffee!
	Yes, sir.
	Follow directions.
	If a black person tells you to do something, you do it immediately without question.
	You respect the authority and decisions of the black protesters at all times.
	That's one of my favorites.
	Number five.
	Stay in the back until you are called forward.
	If you hear...
	White people to the front.
	Or something like...
	Allies to the front.
	You step forward and link arms with other white people to form a human shield.
	It's called the white people human shield, I guess.
	Six.
	When you are at the front, you are silent.
	Your job is to be a body.
	You are there to support only.
	This is a parody.
	This has got to be a satire.
	It is not.
	It is an email that went around to people in corporations.
	It is not satire.
	It is not satire.
	Maybe it is, but if so, it's pretty good.
	I believe this to be true.
	And the fact that I even believe it to be true says enough.
	Stay in the back until you're called.
	We got that.
	When you are at the front, you are silent.
	We got that one.
	Did we?
	Yeah.
	When you are at the front, you are silent.
	Your job is to be a body.
	You are there to support only.
	The only voices on the police line should be black voices.
	Seven, remain calm at all times.
	This is difficult.
	You will be emotional and your system will be flooded with adrenaline.
	Remember, this is life and death for the protesters.
	Save your emotions for home.
	Do not agitate.
	This is not a game.
	Joining a protest is a serious decision.
	Make sure you are there for the right reason.
	Support the safety of black protesters at all times.
	This is not a clarity.
	This is the truth.
	This is really happening.
	I mean, the irony is we have the protesters with signs saying, I can't breathe during an actual emergency that we were led to believe people were dying because, fuck, they couldn't breathe of corona.
	This is a very interesting situation.
	Not buying it.
	What, that it's a real note?
	Yeah.
	It's a real note, John.
	You don't have to buy it, but it's a real note.
	And I got it from multiple producers who received it at work from colleagues.
	Well, that doesn't mean it's not a real note.
	I mean, that doesn't mean it's not a parody.
	I mean, things get passed around, as you know and I know, like crazy, especially when they're incredibly dumb.
	I mean, okay.
	I mean, you're not buying.
	It's fine.
	No, I'm not buying it.
	Fine.
	Since you're not buying it...
	Allies.
	Yeah.
	White people get to the front and form a human shield to protect everyone.
	No, that was the one right there that stopped me.
	Wow.
	Sounds like Syria.
	That's so interesting that you don't believe that.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah.
	I mean, this is exactly what we're seeing everywhere.
	It's this kind of behavior.
	And I see these kids.
	They're doing exactly that.
	They're bringing blankets and water and doing whatever they're told to do.
	You're talking about the staff of the New York Times?
	No, man.
	I'm talking about young kids who are posting it on Instagram.
	What are they doing?
	they're uh they're just giving money to what we talked about to act blue thinking that it's going to bail out legitimate protesters which is not um so i i believe this to be true but okay We'll see.
	Then we have the email from our producer in Minneapolis.
	I don't know if you read this, from Ty in Minneapolis.
	I felt it was worth reading this one.
	I believe this email to be true as well.
	It's from Ty, of course it is.
	Sharing my insight from Minneapolis on the recent pandemonium.
	I'm one of those mystical GBRs.
	What is a GBR, you ask?
	Why?
	That is a gay black Republican.
	I live in Minneapolis, and I used to live six blocks from the third precinct for three years.
	Third precinct, of course, is where the cop headquarters got torched.
	I was also on the I-35W bridge on Sunday when a semi drove into a crowd of protesters.
	It would suffice to say that what's happening here over the last ten days has been downright bizarre, but to me, not entirely surprising.
	The race problem in Minneapolis, from my perspective, is compounded largely by one group of residents.
	White liberals.
	Remember, this is the GBR, the gay black republic.
	The vast majority of my friends are white liberals, and as most know, Minneapolis is often described as one of the most liberal places in the country, something I always laugh at when someone brings it up.
	So why is it that this is also one of the most segregated cities in America?
	Why does it rank at the bottom of education for students of color?
	Why do so many black people move away after just a few years, if even for that long?
	Well, in my estimation, the city is an echo chamber for white liberal virtue signaling, backed often by as little action as possible.
	So often, I hear them cheering for Black Lives Matter or see yard signs that say, we love our black and brown neighbors.
	Yet, ask the majority of them if they would go have dinner in one of the black neighborhoods in the city.
	The answer is almost always an awkward, oh, not really.
	Ask them if they have black friends.
	If they don't have one token, which isn't me, the answer is almost no.
	Ask them if they would be comfortable with a black family moving in next door.
	If you tell them you went to a store in one of the black neighborhoods, you'll be met with, oh yikes, why would you go over there?
	Anyway, you guys get the point.
	As I've seen it play out, Minneapolis' largely white, largely liberal population love supporting these causes, in theory, so long as it's not in their backyard.
	What's worse, there's a sense of pure arrogance when you question one of them about this problem.
	Typically met with a response to the effect of, racism?
	In Minneapolis?
	I don't think so.
	This is a deep blue city.
	The past 10 days have forced many of these same residents to question, how did we let this happen here?
	How bad is it really?
	As well as hopefully finally acknowledging that masquerading as a liberal utopia is not an actual solution to our city's persistent and potentially fatal flaw.
	I really appreciate that, and it is a perfect lead-in to your mayor...
	Jacob Fry, who is 38, he's from, so what is that, 81 or 82, so he's not a millennial, he's an Xer, isn't he?
	Is that Gen X? You're from early 80s?
	Oh, I just...
	I think 82 is when it begins.
	So he's on the bone there.
	Well, I think it's fair to call him a millennial.
	I'm good with that.
	He's good for it.
	So the crowd has him out with a mask on.
	I don't know exactly who she is.
	I missed this.
	Oh, no.
	Oh, this is beautiful.
	Now, it's a little hard to hear in the very beginning, but you'll get it.
	So he's kneeling, kneeling at the commemorative protest on a knee, which is...
	One knee or two?
	One knee.
	One knee.
	But he might as well have been on two.
	And he starts to atone for everything.
	You have to take responsibility here.
	I've been coming to grips with my own brokenness in this situation, my own failures, my own shortcomings, and I know there needs to be deep-seated, instructional reform in terms of how the Department operates.
	The systemically racist system needs to be revamped.
	The police union needs to be put in its place.
	We need to make sure that everything from the union contract, to the way that the arbitration functions, to the way that our officers and the culture and the department change...
	Right, so whatever you say, it's not good enough because there's only one thing they wanted to hear from him, the protesters, and that is defund the police.
	You're going to defund the police, and you will say that you will defund the police.
	So listen, this woman who has the megaphone, the microphone, She's on a box or so.
	She's up high.
	She's probably, you know, a whole body height above him.
	He's on the ground.
	It's an over-the-shoulder shot, which is phenomenal.
	So she's looking down on the mayor and commanding him.
	Commanding him.
	No pressure, by the way.
	Listen.
	Hey, fist up!
	Fist up, y'all!
	Fist up!
	That's the term of it.
	Fist up!
	Fist up!
	You gotta say fist up.
	Fist up is how we do it.
	Fist up!
	Jacob Fry, we have a yes or no question for you.
	Yes or no?
	Will you commit to defunding Minneapolis Police Department?
	I don't know.
	What did I say?
	We don't want no more police.
	Is that clear?
	We don't want people with guns toting around in our community, shooting us down.
	You have the answer.
	It is a yes or a no.
	It is a yes or a no.
	Now, of course, it's a yes or a no, and yelling at the mayor, who's still on his knees looking up, we can't really see his full expression because it's hidden by the mask, lucky for him, but she'll take it one step further.
	Can you find the Minneapolis police?
	All right, be quiet, y'all.
	Be quiet, because it's It's important that we actually hear this.
	It's important that we hear this because if y'all don't know, he's up for re-election next year.
	So, politically active and very astute, hey man, you're running for election and we need a yes or no answer.
	If y'all don't know, he's up for re-election next year.
	And if he says no, guess what the fuck we gonna do next year?
	No!
	No!
	What'd you say?
	Okay, so you couldn't hear it, but he says no.
	He says yes or no, and he says no, I will not defund.
	Alright!
	Go!
	And this is the saddest thing.
	It is...
	So now he's standing up.
	Everyone's sitting down on the ground.
	And he's walking away as they're saying...
	Jacob Fry go home like he's the nerd at school and all the bullies have gathered to point out that, you know, he has a spot on his pants or something and they're telling him to go home.
	Go home, little man.
	Go home, Jacob Fry.
	Go home, Jacob.
	Go home.
	Go home, Jacob.
	Go home.
	But of course, nothing is complete without the good old Game of Thrones Walk of Shame.
	Go home.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Let's go!
	Let's go!
	Here it comes.
	And that just goes on.
	And he's walking away.
	The question I have is why, A, did he put himself through this?
	Why did he agree to this?
	Was he just wandering down the street when this happened?
	Or he volunteered to go do something?
	What was he thinking?
	In case you hadn't noticed, there is no room on the political left to do this.
	There's no room on the spectrum of skin of white to say this.
	You need to get out, man.
	This is crazy what's happening.
	And this guy...
	Well, this is the stupidest thing I've ever seen anybody do as a political figure.
	Yeah?
	That picture of him...
	I can't even bring myself to express the disgust I have for this guy.
	Sure.
	But let's play this clip, which is the Fox.
	This is the clip I have about what is going to go on, because apparently the city council overrode him, and Minneapolis police reforms Fox.
	A little quick mention.
	Calls to defund or lower funding for police across the country continue to rise up nationally.
	You've got some leaders in Minneapolis taking things further.
	They want to completely dismantle the police department in favor of a new transformative force that would protect people, apparently, after the death of George Floyd.
	The city council there holding an emergency meeting today, and they reached an agreement with the state to ban police from using chokeholds along with some other reforms.
	Yeah, that'll do it.
	That'll do it.
	I want to mention one thing we forgot about, which is about the Minneapolis police.
	This department is obviously incompetent and horrible.
	And this was just the last of many episodes.
	If you remember that time, and this was probably about a year ago, where the Minneapolis police were called out because some woman had called in, a white woman...
	I think she was like a tourist from Australia.
	White, blonde, good-looking woman, called in saying she was being raped.
	The cops came over and shot her.
	Oh, that's not good.
	I don't really remember that.
	Yeah, they shot her.
	I don't doubt it.
	They shot her through the window, just gunned her down.
	I don't doubt it at all.
	So the Minneapolis police have a lot of explaining to do.
	Sure.
	But the abolition or the defunding...
	What the hell does defund even mean?
	This is a political...
	This is not people who are fearful.
	It's a political term, defund.
	The political code word.
	Yeah.
	It's...
	So, kind of back to the mayor, the virtue signaling...
	By the way, Drew Brees apologized.
	Not once, twice.
	Twice!
	Because people are afraid of their jobs, John.
	Because one false move and you are out.
	I think Drew Brees has got plenty of money.
	Drew Brees should quit and retire.
	He's already been playing too long.
	He should just retire and tell them to screw themselves, but he won't do that.
	Now he wants to play again.
	He's not going to be any good.
	The LA Galaxy kicked one of their players off, Alexander Katai.
	What's the name of that team again?
	The LA Galaxy.
	You know, it's a soccer...
	Come on, don't be a dick.
	It's a soccer team in Los Angeles.
	You know, you've heard of Beckham, maybe a little football player you've heard of.
	His wife posted something on social media in, I think, Ukrainian or Serbian.
	Serbian!
	And it was just, you know, about the protest.
	Boom, he's done.
	He's gone.
	Someone translated it.
	Of course, the context of translating something from Serbian into English may not always go that well.
	Really?
	So, yeah, he's gone.
	Yeah, they've parted ways with him, so he's out.
	Brought in specifically to play there, actually.
	Jeff Bezos has to personally get out there and explain on Instagram that he- He deserves it.
	He supports Black Lives Matter.
	The co-founder of Reddit, who was married to Serena Williams.
	Fifteen years ago, I co-founded Reddit as a place for people to find community and a sense of belonging.
	Oh, right.
	It is long overdue to do the right thing.
	I'm doing this for me, for my family, and for my country.
	I'm saying this as a father who needs to be able to answer his black daughter when she asks, what did you do?
	So, I have resigned as a member of the Reddit board.
	I have urged them to fill my seat with a black candidate.
	And I will use future gains on my Reddit stock to serve the black community, chiefly to curb racial hate.
	And I'm starting with a pledge of $1 million to Colin Kaepernick's Know Your Rights Camp.
	I believe resignation can actually be an act of leadership from people in power right now, and to everyone fighting to fix our broken nation, do not stop.
	Viet Skafenema.
	You won't know that name necessarily.
	He's a Dutch guy, and I ran across him again with the email issues as he wrote the...
	PostFix email system.
	He is basically the inventor of the email whitelist and blacklist.
	And he made a very important announcement that he feels in this day and age it is no longer appropriate to have a blacklist.
	For it should be a blocklist.
	The whitelist is okay.
	We keep the whitelist.
	But the blacklist, no, that's got to go.
	Billie Eilish.
	You're a big fan.
	All these old Hollywood guys are going to go on about the old blacklist stories from the 30s and 40s and 50s.
	The blacklist and the blacklisting of Hollywood producers and directors.
	Why would they do that?
	Why would they do that?
	Because they're Hollywood.
	That's a good way to get on the blacklist.
	I mean blocklist.
	Billie Eilish.
	Who doesn't know her?
	She agrees with people who have Said to her, you only won your Grammys because you're white.
	She came out and said, that's right!
	Wrong!
	It's wrong!
	I have no talent!
	I should not have won these!
	I mean, well, she may have something there.
	It's really quite bizarre.
	And if you want to understand where this comes from, and we've tried to, I mean, it's very, not having really been in a university or school ever, but certainly not in the past 15 to 20 years, although we've come across so many postings from parents saying, hey, what is this?
	My kids are learning it.
	Grade school, but also in university and look at all the different courses that are taken and look at the influence of the donor money where it's specific, where it can only go to a certain type of course like gender studies or racial equality or racial justice, all of this stuff.
	But now they've taken it to a whole new level and this is really serious.
	This started on Saturday on CNN at 10 o'clock this morning, that Saturday morning.
	They had a special show, a full hour, with interviews with Sesame Street.
	Sesame Street, ladies and gentlemen.
	And here's what your kids learned.
	Daddy, Elmo doesn't understand.
	What's happening?
	Why are all these people together?
	Oh, well, they're gathering together to protest.
	I don't understand.
	What's a protest?
	Oh, a protest is when people come together to show they are upset and disagree about something.
	They want to make others aware of the problem.
	Through protesting, people are able to share their feelings and work together to make things better.
	Now, so far, so good.
	That is a typical Sesame Street, wholesome, hearty message, which turns ugly soon.
	Hello!
	They are sad and upset.
	And they have every right to be, Elmo.
	People are upset because racism is a huge problem in our country.
	Huge!
	Racism?
	What's that?
	Oh, racism is when people treat other people unfairly because of the way they look or the color of their skin.
	That is not, I'm sorry, not the definition of racism.
	And this is wrong right off the bat.
	You're teaching the kids something that is factually incorrect.
	John, what is the definition of racism?
	Well, I don't have it in front of me, but I do want to mention something.
	They pulled a little trick there, which was this is part of a long-term white scheme that To get equal employment for people who have, for example, a tattooed face.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Or a big spike in their nose.
	You really think that's their mission?
	You think that's the mission, John?
	Or are they afraid that the black Americans are running away from the Democrat Party?
	I mean, do you really think it's to get the tattoo people jobs?
	No.
	I think there's an element of that.
	But your element, which you just described...
	Which is this fear of the blacks leaving the Democrat Party is extreme.
	It's rampant.
	They are freaked out.
	The definition of racism...
	Prejudice, discrimination, or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one's own race is superior.
	It is not what was just said here.
	That is not...
	And so you're teaching children incorrect things.
	Yeah.
	The color of my skin...
	Racism is when people treat other people unfairly because of the way they look or the color of their skin.
	The color of their skin?
	Elmo doesn't understand, Daddy.
	Elmo has things with different types of skin.
	Oh, and fur, too.
	Black, brown, pink, purple.
	I know, Elmo, but not all streets are like Sesame Street.
	On Sesame Street we all love and respect one another.
	Across the country, people of color, especially in the black community, are being treated unfairly because of how they look, their culture, race, and who they are.
	I love that he just throws the black community at all the children, like they're supposed to know what that means.
	What we are seeing is people saying enough is enough.
	They want to end racism.
	Elmo wants to end racism too.
	Elmo wants everybody to be treated for me.
	What can Elmo do, Daddy?
	How can Elmo support his friends?
	Well, we can start by learning and talking about what is happening and take action.
	Yeah.
	Whatever we do, let's not explain exactly what racism is.
	And this went on for an hour, and you can only imagine where it went from there.
	And this is the...
	By the way, that's public...
	What happened to public television money and why is that on CNN and how does that work?
	Sesame Street is not a commercial, well, it's a commercial product, but it's supposed to air on a non- Oh, there was something that happened a couple of years ago.
	We talked about it.
	Well, they had five different CEOs.
	That's what happened.
	No one could run the thing properly.
	Probably because of this.
	They ended up with something going, they moved something to CNN for some particular reason.
	I can't remember the story anymore.
	Oh, really?
	I don't remember that.
	Yeah, it was something screwy and the CNN got some Sesame Street content.
	They got some piece of it?
	They just got some content for something for their morning lineup.
	Even I watched it Saturday morning this time.
	You can be sure of that.
	It was like, wow, are you really, really doing that?
	And so if right off the bat you're explaining things differently, racism, you know, color isn't race.
	They're not explaining it right.
	And let's just package that into four minutes in between two commercial breaks.
	Way to go, everybody.
	Very proud of you.
	Very proud of you.
	I don't think, to be honest about it, you're probably the only person plus maybe one other guy who watched it.
	You really are on...
	You're in such a mood today.
	Okay, since you say that, let's look at the ratings for Sesame Street on CNN. Okay.
	If they have it.
	I don't know if they have it this soon.
	It's probably an asterisk.
	Dreaded asterisk.
	They don't have the ratings yet.
	But it got a lot of play.
	And I'm sure that if they already have something on in the morning...
	Come on, kids.
	Let's watch CNN this morning.
	No, the kids probably watch it anyway.
	And this was promoted?
	No, a lot of people heard about this.
	There's a lot of good stuff.
	The regular PBS mornings, especially on Saturday, it's like four channels since they digitized it.
	So it's got four channels now.
	It's all kid stuff, and some of it's pretty decent.
	Well...
	Oh, stop.
	I won't say anything else.
	Yeah, I can't find the overnight ratings.
	But I think that more than just me and a couple kids saw it, John, and that's kind of the point.
	No, I don't think any kids.
	I said you and a couple other guys.
	Okay.
	Well, thanks.
	Here's a, hey, why don't I just do a, here, you can ridicule me for this.
	I'm going to play a clip from a former Oakland Raider.
	I'm not ridiculing.
	I'm ridiculing the show.
	Why are you taking everything so personally?
	They use abuse and discard.
	These people are evil.
	They love misery.
	They use that as a political strategy, and they've done it.
	From back when the days of KKK, when the military arm was KKK, now the military arm is Atifa.
	Their playbook doesn't change.
	What they do right now is they're trying to bring as much misery.
	And I have to be honest with you, we could predict that this was going to be happening four years ago.
	Because every four years, these guys recycle the same playbook.
	They find a person, a bad person, point to that person and say, this is representative of our country.
	They don't talk about all the servers, all the good folks that go in and lift our country up.
	They don't talk about the fact that just beginning this year, we had the lowest unemployment in the history of our country for blacks, Hispanics, Asians, veterans, women.
	We had a 400% growth in business ownership.
	400% in two years.
	Business ownership, black business ownership.
	That speaks volumes for the hope and vision and industry that we're having in our black community that we have not had a long time.
	They don't talk about that because that brings hope.
	What the leftists, what the evil people do, they love chaos, they love fear, and we need to understand that we're the people, that's our enemy.
	That's Burgess Owens, who I think is running for office as well.
	He's correct.
	The playbook doesn't change.
	Seven million people saw the, and I'm sure just a couple of guys saw the Sesame Street on YouTube.
	You made your point.
	Seven million.
	Seven million.
	I don't know why anyone would watch it.
	Let's get back to the clip you just played.
	This is borne out by, somebody did one of those engram things with Google, and it shows that just before an election, the Black Lives Matter meme jumps into the air.
	Yep.
	And then you have within a couple of months is the election.
	And then there's nothing for like two or three years, and then here we go again.
	And there's an election.
	Don't we have little small one at the two-year, at the midterm elections?
	Don't we have little things happening?
	No, that was the last one I was referring to.
	It was not that small.
	No, no.
	None of it's small, but this is...
	I think...
	No, this is off the charts.
	This is actually...
	They may be blowing up their...
	There's a problem with doing too much too soon.
	I mean, the Democrats have tended to do this with their elections.
	I mean, Hillary, when she ran last time, she was running for about two years.
	She started her campaign very early.
	Oh, no.
	Oh, no.
	Look out.
	Oh, oh.
	Oh, she's doing it again.
	She heard you call.
	She comes out right away.
	She's swooping overhead.
	She should get in now, man.
	Now is the time for her to do it.
	There's a lot of people saying that.
	Now is the time for her to do it.
	Well...
	She can make those super predators heal.
	You know she can do a good job with that.
	Yeah, she'd be the one with the thing, lording it over the guy with the megaphone.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, she would love to do that.
	Absolutely.
	So do you want to hear a couple of Biden clips?
	Or do you want to hear, instead of that, you know, I've got this series of clips because what happened, or what's happening is that the left is doing a very good job of making Trump the bad guy.
	It's Trump's fault, you know.
	Yes.
	The Minneapolis police, eh, Trump.
	Yeah.
	The fact that the entire state of Minnesota is all Democrats and the state government's Democrats and the city guy's Democrats, Trump.
	Trump, of course.
	So, the fact that they burned out all the black businesses like that guy was bitching about, you know, the business being burned.
	Yeah, Trump.
	Trump's only thinking about himself.
	Before you go to Biden...
	I was thinking of skipping Biden for now.
	I just have a couple more things from the events over the past few days, which are just fun to listen to.
	Like Al Sharpton, who was on the scene.
	So it's not only do we see the spike every four years in the United States of Black Lives Matter, but who's always popping up?
	It's always Sharpton.
	Sharpton is, at every single one of these killings, that guy shows up.
	In fact, someone sent me a note this morning, and it was...
	I'm failing pretty badly on that.
	Well, you're looking for that note.
	No, I have it.
	I have the note.
	There it is.
	Wasn't Sharpton a CIA or FBI guy for a long time?
	Oh, no.
	FBI informant.
	He ratted on people.
	Yeah, is he still doing that?
	I'm sure he is.
	So Sharpton was there for the family, of course, George Floyd, Trayvon Martin, Stephen Clark, Michael Brown, Eric Gardner, and he was in North Carolina, even though they have Benjamin Crump as the lawyer, which is a Sharpton disciple or competitor, perhaps.
	Maybe that's why Reverend Al was there.
	He shows up and has asked a few questions.
	We are from Canadian television.
	What's the message you want to send today?
	That we want justice, that there should not be a funeral here today.
	You know, I preached the funeral of the victim of a chokehold by New York City Police, Eric Garner, six years ago.
	I preached the funeral in Ferguson.
	Policemen killed Michael Brown.
	Both of their families are here.
	How many funerals do we have to have before we change the laws and we have accountability?
	So I'm going to preach to this family that we're going to make sure that George Floyd did not die in vain.
	This is the tipping point for changing how policing is going to be done in America.
	And I'm going to be forthright in that.
	The hope I have is I've seen as many whites marching as blacks.
	I've seen people old and young.
	It's a new day.
	The time has met the moment of change in America.
	And I'm going to express that in my eulogy.
	And since you're from Canada, I won't have a 21-second gap before I say what I have to say.
	So, for some reason, and I have the clip he's referring to, Now, Justin Trudeau is also a loser.
	As you heard Al say, it won't take me 20 seconds to answer the question.
	He's referring to this that happened on Scandinavian TV where Trudeau was asked a question and it took him an inordinate long time to answer.
	Minister Tom Perry, CBC. You've been reluctant to comment on the words and actions of the U.S. President, but we do have Donald Trump now calling for military action against protesters.
	We saw protesters tear gas yesterday to make way for a presidential photo op.
	I'd like to ask you what you think about that, and if you don't want to comment, what message do you think you're sending?
	So now he's just looking into the camera.
	He looks a little bit to the right.
	He swallows.
	He's looking straight ahead.
	His head goes a little askew, just a little bit, almost not noticeable.
	A slip smack.
	A yawn, a groan.
	Will he say something?
	We all watch in horror and consternation what's going on in the United States.
	Obviously he didn't answer the question.
	So he's now getting skewered because he's not answering right.
	He's not a proper ally, you see.
	And that's why Reverend Al is on this crap now.
	This is all shaming.
	It's all shaming.
	It's horrible.
	Well, there was a better example, which I saw.
	I didn't get the clip of because it was too...
	You had to see it.
	He's with a bunch of protesters in Toronto.
	He's got his mask on.
	Wasn't he crying on his knees?
	No, I didn't see that.
	It wouldn't surprise me.
	But he's coming out, and the yelling was pretty clear.
	Go home, blackface!
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Can't win, man.
	Can't win.
	Meanwhile, the actual family of George Floyd is really not all into this, it seems.
	I just had to come down here, you know, to speak to people and let people know that just tell me your anger elsewhere.
	Don't tear up your town.
	All of this is not necessary because If his own family and blood is not doing it, then why are you?
	If his own family and blood is trying to deal with it and be positive about it and go another route to seek justice, then why are you out here tearing up your community?
	Because when you finish and then you turn around and then you want to go buy something, you done tore it up.
	So now you messed up your own living arrangements.
	So just relax.
	Justice will be served.
	One of the editors at the Philadelphia Inquirer has had to step down as an editor for the paper for allowing the article with the headline to be published, Buildings Matter Too.
	Stepping down.
	Out of the way.
	Out of the way.
	That's right.
	Well, there was a thread on Twitter that was interesting to me, which was about the takeover of the New York Times by the millennial social justice warrior types.
	Oh.
	And the explanation was when it follows, and that's when they're all bent out of shape about something they published recently, and they all wanted to, you know, they were ashamed.
	It was Tom Cotton wrote it.
	Oh, yes, and they pulled it, right?
	They retracted the op-ed.
	They got everybody bent out of shape, let's put it that way.
	And, you know, that's what op-eds are for.
	There's, you know, supposed to be opinions from different people.
	But it was too opinionated, apparently.
	No, it was too Republican.
	And so what happened was, apparently, the old lefties that really kind of were more old-fashioned people Democrats type that were running the editorial side of the paper.
	They started hiring what they thought were fellow travelers.
	Young, the young.
	Let's bring some young people in.
	But they weren't just young people that were going to go there to be mentored.
	They brought the fox into the hen house.
	Yes.
	And they brought so much of it in that they took over the place, and now they're dominating the internal culture of the old gray lady, which is what it was always referred to.
	It's not an old gray lady anymore, and it's a bunch of these kids, and none of them care about journalism so much as activism.
	And so the New York Times is just one of the worst-case examples of this.
	The Washington Post has to be something similar like that going on there, a little bit more lefty.
	You can't trust either.
	These papers, if you see, I look at the news rundowns every day, and I look and I say, oh, there's something, you know, Trump's got to go tomorrow.
	And it's always New York Times, Washington Post.
	Or, you know, there's always some negative, very negative piece, and it's always the same two outlets.
	Those two papers are not worth reading.
	No, they really aren't.
	Unfortunately, we have an entire segment of the population who read it exclusively and believe it and believe it to be true, even though no media.
	We're not always right.
	I don't think we're ever nefarious in trying to do something on purpose.
	We're not political activists.
	Because we don't get paid to do that.
	These people do get paid.
	They get paid to keep their job, and you keep your job by following along and doing what everyone tells you to do.
	That's just the way it is.
	And with your dreams, knees, whatever, it's the same thing.
	He apologized twice because he really, really doesn't want the humiliation.
	And where is this coming from?
	And I'm starting a new category or an old category anew in the show notes and ashownotes.com.
	A lot of this, not all, a lot of it is coming from and certainly influenced by George Soros.
	And just to try and play as many clips as I can.
	The guy doesn't talk a lot.
	And when he does, it sounds like crap.
	He was at Davos this past year.
	And listen to what he said about the United States.
	The stock market, already celebrating Trump's military success, is breaking up out to reach new heights.
	But an overheated economy can't be kept at the boiling point for too long.
	If all this had happened close to the election, it would have assured his re-election.
	His problem is that the elections are still ten months away, and in a revolutionary situation, that's a lifetime.
	So, there's your guy.
	He's basically saying it.
	Ah.
	So, if that economy gets disrupted, it's not going to work for him, and in a revolutionary setting, 10 months until election is a lifetime.
	So there you go.
	All these little groups that he funds jump on stuff and do all kinds of things.
	Does he live in America or does he live in the UK? Where does Soros live?
	There you go.
	We should kick him out.
	He's not around here.
	We should kick him out.
	That guy's no good.
	First of all, there's a couple of flaws in his...
	I agree with this, by the way.
	I think that he had something to do with it.
	And all he has to do is throw a bunch of money at something that can happen.
	So there's direct financial evidence of payments from him to the organizers of Black Lives Matter.
	So there's no dispute.
	But here's the problem.
	As the electronic age has moved forward, the massive ADHD, which is part of the public's consciousness, And we've seen this, and we've witnessed it, and we talk about stuff that we talked about just a very short time ago that we can barely remember.
	Once this situation halts, which it's going to do, because you can't keep these riots up for more than maybe two or three, maybe you can go three weeks, but people are just going to get sick of it and find something else to do.
	That will take us into July, maybe August.
	When September comes around and Trump starts doing advertising, that's what people are going to start to remember because they're going to forget about this.
	It's going to pass.
	COVID, oh yeah, whatever.
	I remember that happened last year.
	It's just the tension span is so short that you have to push this closer.
	If this was done...
	In the next flu season, in other words, if they broke out the COVID-19 in September, even though I don't believe they broke it, I think it escaped accidentally.
	It wasn't really intentional.
	But the rioting was, that's for sure.
	They just look for any excuse.
	And they...
	That's too early.
	They're just...
	I honestly believe they're blowing it.
	And I've talked over this with other people.
	I just...
	And for example, there's a couple of clips I wanted to play.
	Well, hold on.
	Hold on.
	Let me respond.
	The point of playing this is not to say it's all over.
	The point is, here's who is at least financially behind some of it.
	I think he's behind most of it.
	Likely.
	I want to jump into what you said about when Trump starts to run commercials.
	I'm in total agreement.
	The short-term memory, it's all about what can we blast in your head now.
	People have no capability.
	I think it's probably...
	They're filled with all kinds of stuff.
	There's no more capability for them to remember the exact same scenarios that happened six months ago or a year ago, which could have happened on the exact opposite political side.
	The difference now...
	There's a couple of differences.
	And one is that...
	Bill Kristol is back, and he's got a lot of money, and I have to say, I saw this ad.
	I'll play the audio for it.
	He's got a good video guy who's doing Trump hate ads.
	Check this one out.
	Where is the president in a time of national emergency?
	Hiding.
	Hiding in his security bunker.
	Watching his shows.
	Afraid.
	Alone.
	Not a leader.
	Supposing you brought the light inside the body.
	Not a president.
	Just a scared, incompetent.
	Within a couple of days, it's going to be down to close to zero.
	Embarrassment.
	You know that.
	Those who have worked with him know that.
	Former Defense Secretary James Mattis accusing President Trump of being a threat to the Constitution.
	Our allies know that.
	And our enemies know that.
	Everyone knows that.
	It's time for a competent president.
	Let's elect one.
	Joe Biden?
	No, hold on.
	No, that's the thing.
	They don't say that, but listen to this.
	Defending Democracy Together is responsible for the content of this advertising.
	So what you're seeing is the red phone ringing at 3 in the morning.
	So it's kind of like a call back to who's going to pick up the phone in the White House at 3 in the morning.
	They put everything in there.
	Trump's hiding in his bunker.
	And the visuals are very well produced.
	Now, just a little bit about this group defending democracy together.
	We believe in American exceptionalism.
	We believe the United States of America is unlike any other nation on Earth.
	So they are Republicans who hate Trump, also known as Never Trumpers.
	But let's listen to the list for a second.
	So William Crystal, of course.
	Neocon.
	Project for New American Century, which predicted the 9-11 terror attacks.
	Very, very astute, this Bill Crystal.
	Mona Charon, who I don't know, but she's an author.
	Linda Chavez, I think she's a Wall Street Journal reporter.
	Christy Todd Whitman, of course, former governor of New Jersey.
	Bob Inglis.
	Oh, where do we know him from?
	He's been around.
	Well, the guy that interested me the most was the video production director.
	Barry Rubin.
	I'm like, wow, who did this?
	It's a goofy-looking guy.
	Barry Rubin is director of video production at Defending Democracy Together.
	Barry started making videos at the age of 13 when he guilted his mother into allowing him to use his bar mitzvah money to buy a video camera.
	Sounds like the perfect guy to have on your team.
	Oh, brother.
	Guilting your own mother.
	Well, a couple of things.
	That is funny, though.
	A couple of things.
	They throw in the threat to the Constitution.
	Mattis, which never...
	You can't find Mattis saying that, so that's a lie.
	Yeah, of course.
	And I want you to play...
	Yeah, of course.
	Duh.
	I want you to play the Dana Perino Trump in the bunker myth clip.
	If I could just mention two things.
	One is this notion that the president was hiding in the bunker.
	I just want to be very clear.
	No president asks to go down to the bunker.
	That is a secret service decision.
	They come and they tell you, sir, you are going to the bunker.
	They actually had to carry Dick Cheney to the bunker because he didn't want to go after 9-11.
	So I really hope that the media stops saying that the president was hiding that wasn't his choice.
	The Secret Service is in charge of protecting the president.
	That's that choice.
	The other thing on the media that I just wanted to mention to you is this caught my eye today.
	So Michelle Goldberg is a columnist at the New York Times.
	I tend to read her because I like to get the perspective.
	And the headline is that she thinks de Blasio should resign.
	Very liberal, left-wing columnist.
	And I thought...
	Wow, we're on the same page.
	And then I realized, oh no, she wants him to resign because he's not progressive enough because he is sided too often with the police.
	And if you saw on the daily briefing today, one of the police officers who went after Cuomo and de Blasio saying, you have no idea what it's like to be us.
	They do not feel supported by their local leadership.
	And I'll leave it there.
	You know, here's something I noticed.
	It's so bad how people are just afraid to say what they think, mainly because of their job.
	Crystal Ball, and what's the other guy's name?
	Sagar.
	You like that, right?
	It's pretty decent.
	We've played clips from it.
	I like the show a lot.
	Now, that's why I have these Crystal Ball clips.
	Well, let me lead into it, and I'll lead you right to the clip.
	So they were on Joe Rogan a couple days ago.
	And they flew out.
	They were on the show.
	Joe's a big fan.
	He's like, I love you guys.
	Love what you're doing.
	They come back.
	The next show they do, and I didn't clip it, is all like, well, you know, really?
	Everyone's kind of leaning more progressive now.
	I mean, yeah, I don't really like what Trump has done.
	They're completely, completely virtue signaling.
	Well, not Sagar as much as Crystal Ball.
	Crystal Ball, yeah, Crystal Ball is really doing the signal.
	Oh, she's flipped.
	Yes, yes.
	After Joe Rogan's appearance, I'm telling you, I saw it happen in real time.
	Well, it was, according to Crystal Ball and this other guy, Sagar, it was because of some blogger, vlogger named Justin something or other, some buddy they watched.
	No way!
	Here's how it goes.
	You sit at Joe Rogan's for three hours, and after, he's like, ah, I love you guys, and you can't help he's a nice guy, and like, yeah, I agree with you, Joe.
	Yeah, sure, no, you're right, you're right.
	Yeah, and it completely rubbed off.
	It was very interesting to see.
	Well, anyway, there's this one guy that said he was a Trump supporter.
	He does a podcast of some sort.
	Sorry, I don't have his name in front of me.
	And according to the two of them, it meant a lot, especially to Crystal, who's now flipped over and she's thinking about Biden, even though she knows he's an idiot.
	And so the two of them are also holed up, because I guess this was a weekend presentation, and they're at their houses.
	And so she's not only influenced by Rogan's folk, and this Justin character, and now she's back home, and she's probably reading the New York Times, which has a bunch of Trump-should-quit editorials.
	And so here we go.
	Now she's sounding not her normal self.
	She's sounding more like the kind of dingbat she used to be at MSNBC. And here's K-Ball 1.
	Really get behind and affirmatively vote for.
	Two things, in my view, have happened.
	I mean, like Kyle, I share the view that what Trump suggested with the Insurrection Act and sending the...
	Oh, Kyle?
	Kyle the blogger?
	Kyle, the blogger, military into our streets to quash peaceful protesters.
	And I know you can say, oh, it's just going to be the bad ones.
	But we saw before our eyes as, you know, protesters that the president has now shared a letter basically, you know, insinuating their terrorists were quashed with tear gas, with rubber bullets, with flashbang grenades.
	Church ladies, activists, journalists, whoever was in the way quashed so that he can have this photo ops.
	So in my view, the idea that you're going to send the military in and they're just going to be able to focus on the peaceful protests and protect everyone's First Amendment, right?
	It's ludicrous to me looking at that.
	And look, he might not do it this time because now the protests have turned mostly peaceful.
	So peaceful.
	So she, if you listen to that clip again, she says, well, there's peaceful protests, and I don't like the idea of him bringing in the military to turn their guns on the peaceful protests, peaceful, peaceful, peaceful.
	So she's implying that they're peaceful protests.
	And then at the end, she says, well, maybe he won't do it now that they're turning peaceful.
	Wait a minute.
	If they were peaceful all along, how do you turn peaceful?
	So I'm thinking, this is someone whose mind has been...
	Just by turning the page in the New York Times.
	Yes.
	Now it's changed.
	So they're turning peaceful.
	They're peaceful, peaceful, peaceful, but they're turning.
	So that doesn't make any sense.
	So she goes on.
	I got cable one.
	I don't have a two.
	I don't see a two.
	I think two is missing.
	By the way...
	May I suggest that KBALL1 is just a great title for the show?
	I don't know.
	It just sounds...
	KBALL1. But also, it's all caps.
	K-B-A-L-L space O-N-E. KBALL1. I mean, you know, that is a hip-hop brand.
	You can put that on a hoodie, a sweatshirt, it will sell like crazy.
	KBALL1. Well, talking about KBALL, it sounds a lot like a train.
	Oh!
	Did we see the Zephyr?
	Yes, the Zephyr went by during one of your little things, probably about ten minutes ago.
	It was late.
	And, and, and?
	Well, remember what was, it was a six, I think six, six, six, and we're getting really irked by this because that's a bad sign.
	Well, we didn't mention the last show, yes.
	We had an eight car.
	We didn't mention it because it happened before the show.
	And what happened in the two days after that?
	I don't know what.
	Stock market went crazy.
	Up a thousand points.
	Yeah, we had another eight car today.
	So eight cars is pretty normal.
	Eight car is the normal economy.
	It was discussed at the meetup yesterday.
	People said, we didn't hear about the Zephyr on the show.
	And I said, I'm angry at myself because it was an eight car Zephyr.
	The market went like crazy on Friday.
	If it's an eight now, that means we'll stay pretty stable.
	Lord forbid it goes to a nine, but I'm telling you.
	It has gone to a nine.
	Go back and look.
	Not recently.
	Go back and look in the red book.
	Checkmark recovery.
	Checkmark recovery.
	Not V. Not L. Checkmark.
	It's in there.
	I said it.
	Yeah, you can say it all you want.
	Checkmark recovery.
	It is in the book.
	There's no doubt about it.
	But you were...
	If I called you on this, say it was an L, like we're thinking, you would say, I never said checkmark, it was the banker who said checkmark.
	No, it was the banker who said checkmark.
	It's in the book.
	You're now taking it out.
	No, you're correct.
	It's official.
	The banker said it.
	I reported it.
	And it's in the book.
	Don't you want to agree?
	Say, I'm in on the checkmark?
	I've always been in on the checkmark.
	I said I agreed with the checkmark.
	Okay, okay.
	That's all I wanted to get.
	All right, let's go to K-ball 3.
	Joe Biden is who he is.
	We have a long record.
	We know what he stands for.
	He's promised us nothing's fundamentally going to change, and we should take him at his word.
	However, you have people in the streets in a way that I've never seen before in my lifetime, and you know that Trump is going to be completely unresponsive to them.
	He's not going to do one thing that they want, and not only that, is going to seek to crush them and try to quash their speech, because that's what we've seen him do.
	We know he's not going to be responsive and he's just going to try to quash them.
	Biden, on the other hand, is at least trying to incorporate.
	He is subject to some pressure.
	Right.
	He is subject to pressure.
	He's part of the coalition.
	And this is a 78 percent support, you know, the protesters.
	So it's very much the mainstream of America.
	Oh, my goodness.
	I don't mind.
	I mean, I have respect for the Bill Kristol group because they just say we hate Trump.
	We don't want him.
	They don't say vote for Joe Biden because they're not nuts.
	And of course, they're Republicans.
	But K-ball here to say, oh, I'm really considering Joe Biden.
	Come on, girl!
	Let's be real about that for a second.
	No, you're not.
	You might be considering his possible VP pick, who I don't know who that's going to be at this point, other than the globalist-pushed Stacey Abrams, which I just don't see happening.
	No, no, no.
	It's going to be Amy.
	What does she mean when she says Trump won't give them what they want?
	What do they want?
	It must be something that you can express.
	Because if Trump won't give them what they want...
	Who is they?
	Well, the protesters.
	What do the protesters want?
	What do we want?
	Justice.
	Oh, okay.
	We won't give them justice.
	Oh, believe me.
	They're going to get justice from Trump, that's for sure.
	They just may not like it.
	All right, let's go on with KBAL4. Since he is part of that coalition, since he depends on them for his political support, he will be somewhat responsive, at least to the demands that are coming out of this movement.
	So it's not just...
	What demands?
	In my view, Trump has become...
	The demands are defund the police, as far as I've heard.
	Defund the police has been the main one.
	Or abolish the police, which has turned into defund.
	Do you see any other demands?
	I see the exact same two you see.
	Abolish or defund one or the other.
	Well, that's the demand.
	That's the demand.
	Well, that's up to the locals to do.
	It's not up to the President of the United States.
	Now, unless you're thinking that we should, which is, by the way, something the liberals have kind of expressed an interest in, the idea of a national police force.
	This has come up in the conversation a number of times.
	Yeah.
	And I remember Obama had something...
	He was going to do something crazy.
	But Trump also had something weird like that.
	There was some kind of security forces or some join-up, like brown shirts for America.
	Yeah.
	That's what it would be.
	Is the clip still going?
	Yeah, I'm ready to go.
	That in my view, Trump has become worse and more unacceptable and has committed maybe the worst act of his presidency, in my view.
	It's also that because of the protesters in the streets, I actually think Biden's presidency will be somewhat better than it would have been before.
	So for me, it's both of those pieces.
	Wait, his presidency will be better than what?
	His presidency before?
	Huh?
	No.
	Poor Crystal.
	That literally is what she said, but what she meant was, I think, that what she meant was a projection that because of the protesters, his presidency would be better with all these protests than it would have been if there hadn't been any protesters.
	Okay, fair point.
	And so what she's trying to say is that the protesters are already pushing him around, which doesn't sound like much of a president you want, but...
	So, meanwhile, Sagar comes in on clip four here and says something which is a little key, little, this is something that the left is talking about, or the Democrats, not the left, the Democrats are talking about this particular buzz phrase, and tell me if you've heard it.
	Wait, is this four or five?
	This must be five.
	Oh, what am I... Yeah, you said four, but it's five.
	Here we go.
	Yeah, I'm sorry.
	So I think that's interesting.
	It's very much a Flight 93 calculus.
	And I don't begrudge or judge anybody for holding that position.
	Wow!
	I have not heard this.
	A Flight 93 calculus?
	Yeah, the two of them talked about it quite a bit, and then I'm starting to catch it elsewhere.
	Amongst conversations...
	In, like, left-wing talk radio.
	Now, Flight 93 was the Let's Roll flight, correct?
	I thought Flight 93 is the one that crashed and literally shot down, but we don't talk about that.
	Well, Flight 93, I thought that was the Let's Roll.
	Yes, because of the Let's Roll, I think.
	Yeah, Flight 93, Let's Roll.
	Because they were going to go storm the cockpit, and then it crashed.
	Right.
	Yes.
	So it was, let's roll.
	Now, how does it work for them?
	It's like, we have to storm the cockpit, but we'll crash?
	I mean, is that their analogy?
	Sounds groovy.
	I've tried to deconstruct what they're talking about, but there's got to be in the literature someplace.
	I haven't heard a good explanation for it, but it's something...
	All right, sounds great.
	Let's storm the cockpit and crash this sucker.
	Yes, the Flight 93 calculus means...
	We might as well kill everybody so that we can have more planes flying in the future.
	I can't think of any other...
	Let me just look this up.
	This is infuriating.
	Okay, it could be this.
	How about this for an idea where you're looking it up?
	Okay.
	It's the...
	We're going to run this Biden guy, even though he's a loser.
	We're going to lose this election, but we're going to have a lot of money from the bankers.
	Okay.
	And Soros will give us money.
	I mean, what else could it be?
	Does anybody in the troll room have any thoughts on Flight 93 calculus?
	Let's see.
	Biden backers make the Flight 93 case against Trump.
	Well, this seems like the one we want to have, so thank you very much, trolls, and let's see what they say.
	This is from the Claremont Review of Books, the Flight 93 election.
	Here we go.
	This is where it's from.
	Listen.
	The Flight 93 election.
	The election of...
	Oh, that's 2016, so maybe it's a revamp.
	We'll test whether virtue remains in the core of the American nation.
	Okay, let's read this and understand.
	Who wrote this thing?
	I don't know.
	2016 is the Flight 93 election.
	Charge the cockpit or you die.
	You may die anyway, you or the leader of your party.
	You may make it into the cockpit and not know how to fly or land the plane.
	There are no guarantees.
	Except one.
	If you don't try, death is certain.
	Wow.
	Wow, wow, wow.
	I had not heard of this, but they brought it back from 2016.
	And in 2016, to compound the metaphor, a Hillary Clinton presidency is Russian roulette with a semi-auto.
	With Trump, at least you can spin the cylinder and take your chances.
	So it was used in the opposite direction.
	That's fascinating.
	Yeah, I thought so.
	But it was used in 2016 as pro-Trump, and now it's anti-Trump.
	Yeah, well...
	It's a very, very interesting message, but wow, that's what it is, man.
	Okay, we've got to storm the cockpit.
	I mean, isn't that just inciting violence?
	I don't know what it is.
	They're looking for anything.
	They're grasping at straws.
	And with that, I would like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in CNN's ratings, John C. Dvorak!
	Well, in the morning of you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	In the morning of all ships at sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	Yes.
	Noagendastream.com.
	How many do we have?
	Usually on Sunday we're kind of up there.
	Let's see.
	Oh, 18, almost 1900.
	So pretty good.
	We're also a little late on our segment for today.
	We're just having too much fun, apparently.
	I'll bet you the bigger the Zephyr, the chat room starts to shrink.
	Yeah, because they're going back to work.
	Exactly.
	It's exactly right.
	Let's see.
	NoagendaStream.com.
	You can listen to all the live shows live, but also find some cool podcasts.
	It's 24-7, seven days a week, or 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and fun people to meet there, hang out.
	They will point you towards some fun shows, all commercial-free, all good, value for value, and you can also get an invite there to NoAgendaSocial.com.
	So go to NoAgenda.com.
	Stream.com and listen along and troll with the best of the trolls anywhere.
	And a big in the morning to Darren O'Neill.
	He brought us the artwork for episode 1248.
	We titled that one...
	Did you crack a beer?
	Yep.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much, Darren, for the artwork that I think generally portrayed exactly what I went through in the past week with the email situation.
	Oh, that was a great piece.
	Could you tune your speakers down just a little bit?
	I'm hearing myself come back.
	Ooh!
	Just a tad.
	Yeah, it was skull and crossbones with amphorsans or at signs in the eye sockets and you've got mail plastered over it.
	It was good.
	We liked it.
	And again, we're looking for pop.
	And this one definitely had that pop factor.
	We love that.
	Darren O'Neill.
	Yet another time we chose for only friends.
	Yeah, we only choose our friends.
	We only choose our friends.
	No agenda, artgenerator.com, this stuff also shows up.
	Is there anything else that was worth discussing?
	Oh, I think, yeah, probably.
	We did discuss a few.
	There's a couple Karen things.
	I kind of liked one, another Darren O'Neill one with the Wiggums kid holding a gun, which is a frightening thought.
	Yeah.
	Saying I'm a protester.
	Oh, there's the one, yeah.
	It was...
	What is this?
	Tanta Neal or whatever it is?
	Yeah.
	Oh, that's right.
	Had the Silence is Violence in...
	Yeah, Silence is Violence.
	Very nice piece.
	High concept.
	Very high concept.
	I mean, there's always good stuff, but we have to make a choice and we want it to pop.
	We want it to pop.
	But a lot of great things in there, so it's highly appreciated.
	That's noagendaartgenerator.com.
	And of course, we also like to thank people who support the show in upper amounts as our value-for-value system is in its 13th year.
	Why are you laughing?
	There's a new piece that just came up.
	It's on the...
	I'm sorry.
	Elmo?
	Yeah.
	Very good.
	Okay.
	Yeah, let's thank some of our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1,249, 1249 of the best podcast in the universe.
	Who do we have and what have we to thank them for today?
	Well, for starters, we've got Corwin Underwood, who should be an instantite if he's not a sir, Hamilton, Ohio, and he came in with $1,000.
	Oh, yeah.
	Let me see if he's on the list.
	And his note, his long note, and we're trying to get people to shorten their notes a little bit.
	His note is, just karma, please.
	Hey man, you've got to stop writing these long notes.
	I don't see him on the list.
	Now, we had a lightning strike at the back office, which would be fair to mention.
	Eric DeShield, like a tree, drag down power lines, gas lines.
	Did his house explode?
	Because that's the way it read in the emails.
	Like, he was on the ropes.
	It got a lightning strike, though.
	It did burn out a lot of stuff.
	Just a lot of funny photos.
	Yeah, so we have a little bit of back office.
	No, this just says, just karma, please.
	And I'm assuming that was on the PayPal note, and that's probably all he wanted.
	Okay, well, we certainly are ready to knight you if you haven't had it yet.
	You've got...
	Just let us know.
	Thank you very much.
	John Byrne in Oklahoma City is next on the list.
	$333.33.
	My first donation was a year ago when turning double nickels.
	This is the year for my birthday.
	On Saturday, I've made a knighthood.
	I've got a lot of birthdays today.
	I made my knighthood and shall be known as Sir Air Force John from the Land of Thunder.
	Mm-hmm.
	Air Force John from the Land of Thunder down under?
	No.
	KC being the home of the Thunder NBA team.
	There you go.
	Oh, the Thunder, yeah.
	To celebrate my knighthood, I will be adding, you know, that used to be the Seattle Sonics.
	Oh, really?
	And they moved them.
	Oh, so it's no longer owned by, what's his face?
	Didn't Alan own them for a while?
	No, he owned the Portland Trailblazers.
	Oh, okay.
	Anyway, this is a long story.
	But they stole them.
	They stole the team, so I'm not a big fan of that.
	Celebrate my knighthood.
	I'll be adding the third OKC gathering to the No Agenda Social at the front frosted mug on Saturday.
	These are probably going to start to pick up again at Laughter Adams Report.
	Yeah.
	13 June 2020, 2 p.m.
	Leave your Wuhan virus at home as the roundtable seems to have it all.
	No special requests.
	I could use some type of good health karma regarding a nasty spider bite, among other items with just getting old.
	Sir Air Force John from the Land of Thunder.
	Although I'm not computer illiterate, I have never been able to get into the troll room.
	And it seems that as I write this, I cannot get onto social, no agenda social either, never receiving an email with the confirmation instructions and nothing in my junk mail or spam mail folders.
	This is a complaint letter.
	Got it.
	To the management.
	Yes, I will get in touch with you.
	All right, Karen.
	I'll get in touch with you after the show.
	We'll figure it out.
	It requires some registration, so we'll work it out for you.
	And thank you.
	And I think he is being knighted today, as the color code correctly indicates.
	And indeed, we'll see you at the roundtable later on.
	Looking forward to it.
	You need some health karma.
	Yes, spider bite.
	You've got karma.
	Ashton Brown in Springfield Moe.
	333.33.
	Happy 33rd to my hunk of a husband, Sir Burgess of the Ozarks.
	He is without a doubt the very best husband and some sort of omnicode here.
	Thank you, John, Adam, and the producers of the best podcast in the universe for helping us maintain some of our sanity this year.
	He's on the birthday list, I assume.
	On the birthday list, absolutely.
	Okay, you can Humperdinck.
	I can do this one.
	Humperdinck.
	No, no, do the next one because I can't do the next one.
	Okay, all right.
	Humperdinck, Superdank, Pahala, Hawaii, 333.33.
	ITM, two-thirds of my way to knighthood, took jobs, karma, please, in this age of melodrama.
	Oh, I'm sorry, modelonoma.
	Modelonoma.
	That sounds better.
	Roll up the shape-shifting juice, followed by, did you see that juice?
	Okay.
	36th birthday on Monday.
	Enjoy a portion of my daddy Trump bucks.
	Adam needs to try out the Zero Gravity Institute in Austin when it opens back up.
	Maybe ask JRE about it as well.
	I opened a center in Kansas City, modeled off this particular center, and guaranteed he will have a wonderful experience.
	Aloha, Humperdinck Superdink.
	What is this?
	Is this like one of those, it's like you're skydiving on the ground?
	Is that what the Zero Gravity is?
	Zero gravity?
	Oh, it's the float center.
	Oh, please.
	No.
	Have you ever done floating, John?
	I have no idea what you're talking about.
	You get in a tank and it's dark and kind of warm water and you just float there.
	It's salt water and you float for 45 minutes.
	Yeah.
	And it's supposed to be a fantastic experience and all I thought was, it's getting colder and I really have to pee.
	I could not focus.
	Why don't you just pee in the tank?
	Who's going to know?
	No.
	There you go.
	Roll up, roll up for the magical shape-sifting juice.
	Step right this way.
	Roll up.
	Roll up for the shape-sifting juice.
	Oh, my gosh.
	Can you see that juice?
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yay!
	You've got karma.
	There you go.
	All right, cheers.
	Yes.
	Our next note is from...
	Oh, this is Stephen Battle.
	Colonel.
	Colonel U.S. Army, who I met yesterday at our 5-1-12 local meetup.
	Please dedouche me.
	Is he from South Carolina?
	No, he's stationed in San Antonio.
	Oh, he came in on the bus?
	Uh, no.
	He was there before the party bus.
	He came under his own power.
	Wow.
	You've been de-douched.
	The party bus, I got some pictures, was pretty damn full.
	I've been enjoying your brilliant brand of analysis and, dare I say, media, political, and cultural reporting for nine years.
	I'm grateful to you both and all are no agenda producers.
	It was a real treat to meet up with Adam and the rest of the inestimable NA congregation today in Austin.
	Oh, he's a public health official, which was as a colonel, so he travels around and he's going to explain what he does here.
	The mission of public health authorities is to keep leaders from getting fired or voted out of office.
	The severity of public health countermeasures overwhelmingly reflect a political calculation.
	This is very interesting what he's saying because it's about the military.
	Compare the restrained HIV and Ebola responses to the draconian public health initiatives of prohibition and the COVID-19 enforced isolation.
	There's never been a lot of HIV quarantining or business closures and there were no travel restrictions to or from Ebola-stricken West Africa.
	Anywho...
	And he writes, Anywho, consider including Michelle Malkin and Gavin McInnes on your media rotation, and we see everything.
	Adam, in light of recent Twitter censoring of President Trump, please reconsider the ideological-based censoring by secular Sharia Silicon Valley.
	What do I have to reconsider?
	I think it's all pretty clear what's going on there.
	What does he think you're thinking?
	I don't know.
	If you're reconsidering, you have to reconsider something.
	What are you thinking?
	I don't know.
	I think they're a bunch of douchebags.
	Well, sure.
	Well, then maybe you should think otherwise.
	Maybe they're nice guys.
	Yeah, I don't think that's what the note says.
	Please help me out with some missing my beautiful family karma for all the military service members who were separated due to no movement directives.
	I request a jobs goat karma for Trent and an Obama no-no-no jingle.
	Let me see.
	Anything else in this note?
	Hello.
	Keep up the great work, guys.
	Oh, yeah.
	Please accept our donation in honor of my sweet...
	And this is $333.
	In honor of my sweet, smart, and stunningly spectacular bride, who is an authentic military hero and an inspiration to me.
	That's a beautiful tribute to his wife.
	And he mentions Trent here, who is a...
	A dude, well, he's a lot of things, but a dude named Ben, I think he's also from San Antonio, he came up as well, and it was kind of fun because he had one of those light phones, the Light Phone 2, we've talked about that, the screen is like the electronic, the e-ink, do you recall this?
	I don't recall it having e-ink.
	Yeah.
	And it's very small.
	It's like a credit card, a little bit thicker.
	And you turn it on.
	It's very pretty to look at.
	And you can call, you can text, and you can set an alarm.
	And that's it.
	But what's cool with the texting, you can...
	I rotate it and it brings up a little mini keyboard.
	But everything's a little slow because it's e-ink, so it's not really zippy.
	And I had my flip phone, of course, so we're jamming.
	All of a sudden, there was Steve and Trent...
	And then a young lady comes up.
	She says, hey, you guys like Coors Light?
	And we're like, no.
	Well, we got a promotion going on.
	Oh, it's a promotion?
	It was like the Duff Beer guy.
	Yeah.
	It was the Coors Light girl.
	And she's like, oh, we give you some Coors Light cups.
	And for the next hour, all Coors Light is on me.
	Everybody drinks Coors Light.
	And I'm like, oh, that's cool.
	But there's one thing you do have to post on social media.
	So Trent and I both look at our phones and go, oh, can you show us how to tweet, young lady?
	Ah, it was beautiful.
	It was the perfect moment of OTG. And she gave us a look.
	It's like...
	I already thought you guys were weird.
	I could tell by the group, but they don't even have smartphones.
	I should probably steer clear.
	So you didn't get the free beer?
	I'm not going to drink Coors Light!
	That's not actual...
	That's not for human consumption, man.
	No way.
	You're not going to get your free course late.
	Oh, please.
	All right.
	Let's see what...
	So it was nice meeting you, Steve.
	Had a lot of fun.
	Just a lot of great info.
	So Jobs Goat Karma for Trent in a no-no-no jingle.
	Here we go.
	No, no, no, no.
	Listen.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no.
	Hey.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	Hey.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs.
	You thought.
	Oh, my.
	So that's the current marketing scheme is to go around bars, give away free beer, and make you post it on social media?
	Yeah, I think you have to do that before you get the beer.
	She kind of said, like, there's just one cat she's got to post about.
	It can be on anything, Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.
	And you probably can't Buffalo her.
	You'd have to post it and show her.
	Oh, no doubt.
	No doubt.
	It's all right.
	It was funny.
	It was cute.
	It's cute.
	Sir Quistan of Lincolnshire.
	250 bucks, obviously, in the UK. Forgive me as I have been away from the podcast for a while.
	It took the complete craziness of the world to bring me back to the best podcast in the universe.
	Please accept this as a token of my remorse.
	Just as a reference regarding English football teams taking a knee...
	Liverpool FC are owned by Fenway Sports Group.
	As much as I love them, I know this was about pushing the brand in the USA. Sir Quistan of Lincolnshire.
	In other words, it's bogus.
	Sir Quistan of Lincolnshire of Gitmo Nation East.
	Interesting.
	And no jingles, no karma, I guess.
	That's what it looks like.
	Christopher Goodwin, 250.
	Chris Black, currently reporting from Central Georgia.
	Let me think.
	Christopher, okay.
	Oh, Chris, well, that's what he says.
	From Central Georgia, can I have a Joe Biden, you ain't black, and that's true.
	I don't think we have you ain't black.
	Do we?
	I don't know if we have a...
	I don't think so.
	I don't know.
	Well, you actually may have cut that as an ISO. I don't think I did you ain't black.
	Okay.
	ITM gents, I have to say your courage for this year has been spot on.
	Oh, coverage.
	Well, same thing.
	In no agenda fashion, this year has been tough with this mainstream media onslaught.
	It's surely tested my patience with friends and family.
	Yes, of course.
	This is the real drawback to actually having some understanding of what's going on.
	Normally I travel the Caribbean monthly for work and have been locked out of my overseas business.
	The 2020 has been crazy and we're only halfway through.
	Yes, more to come.
	Now I'm waiting for Stacey Abrams to return to the spotlight since she attended the Bilderberg last year.
	She's a prime candidate.
	I think I know how Trump derangement syndrome feels because I can't stand Governor Cuomo's voice.
	I guess it's a New York thing.
	The masks are a cool clip.
	Did it for me.
	Anyway, passing some stimulus funds to the greatest podcast.
	We need a lot of stimulus money.
	Thank you, Trump.
	Yeah, really.
	Central and South Georgia, please step up.
	Step up.
	I'm calling you douchebags.
	Okay, well, give him a douchebag.
	P.S. I have great news to report.
	The divorce karma worked.
	I don't know if that's good or bad.
	Well, he saved a lot of money so he can pay it forward.
	Good.
	Also, I know Cash App.
	I think we did a whole show about Cash App, right?
	No.
	Isn't that one of those that uses that system that's deplorable?
	Thank you.
	Yes.
	The reason we don't use Cash App or Venmo is because they use the Plaid Network, which is middleware, purchased by Visa recently, and it gives them way too much access to your actual bank account, and we don't want to put you in that situation.
	So we will have no part of that.
	We will have no part of it.
	Pop money does work.
	Yep, pop money works.
	Zelle, does Zelle work?
	Zelle works, I guess.
	No, Zelle does not work with us.
	Does not work.
	Okay, I did find, I do have a little, you ain't black, I got that, that's true.
	And was there a karma, jobs, anything?
	Did I miss something there?
	Regular karma.
	If you have a problem figuring out whether you're for me or Trump, and you ain't black.
	That's true.
	You've got karma.
	Got it.
	Danny Carroll, $244.49 from Laughlin, Nevada.
	Yeah, Laughlin.
	CPMBK, this donation is exactly 33.33% of my current economic impact statement or payment.
	Any associated numerology is purely coincidental.
	Or is it?
	Adam, Joe Rogan gained me as a subscriber after you went on.
	So stir that into your bowl of metrics.
	Okay, I'll stir it in right now.
	Please dedouche me.
	You got it.
	You've been dedouched.
	Dana Carroll and...
	Wow.
	What's this?
	This is not right.
	Dana Carroll and exact same donation from Laughlin, Nevada, 244-49.
	and so we assume there's something going on here.
	My husband hit me in the mouth a few years back.
	First donation, which is 33.33% of my stimulus.
	That was unexpected.
	Requiring a hardy dedouching.
	John, now that you screwed up my name, it's Phonetic is Dana.
	What did I say?
	Dina.
	No, wait.
	Did I say Dina?
	I thought I said Dana.
	Maybe.
	I don't recall.
	I think I said Dana.
	I think it didn't screw up your name.
	But are you related to Danny Carroll?
	Gee, you think?
	Here's a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	I got a lot of that at the meetup.
	Oh man, I forget.
	One producer, she teaches, I think, middle school science?
	And she said, my husband and I met through your show and we stayed together through your show.
	They had a weird meeting.
	There was no reason for them to even meet or be together.
	And after a date or so, they played the show immediately.
	And they got married.
	That day, I think they went to the chapel.
	But it was very clear to say, your show keeps us together.
	And look at this.
	Look how beautiful that is.
	Husband and wife supporting.
	Probably independent of each other, too.
	They could be strangers in the same town with the same mentality.
	Maybe they're about to meet.
	Okay, dream on, man.
	Well, they do have the same last name, so maybe that has something to do with it.
	Do you think?
	Anthony Rodriguez in Tucson, Arizona.
	$200.
	Dear John and Adam, finally becoming a knight.
	Accounting and short note in email from Mike Rodriguez.
	Night Details, NJNK, Mutton& Mead, please call me Surly Mofo if available.
	Is that Surly Mofo?
	I guess so.
	Let me just check if that made it through.
	Yes, Surly Mofo.
	Surly Mofo.
	Now, he asked for something on email.
	Did you get anything in email from him?
	I didn't have a heads up on this, so I am looking now.
	Yeah.
	This email address he puts in here doesn't make any sense to me because I can't believe for a minute that that email address is allowable.
	No, it's one of those things you put in there to make sure that it doesn't get scraped by spammers or something like that.
	I think that's kind of what is going on there.
	Let's see.
	You've got mail.
	Let's see.
	I'm going to look.
	Ooh, that's nice.
	Yes.
	You've got mail.
	But there is actually the right one.
	Oh, let's hear it.
	Oh, I see what he did.
	Okay.
	Finally becoming a knight.
	Counting below.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	NJNK. Only in button and mead for me.
	Well, that's exactly what he said here.
	That's the whole note?
	No, more.
	Okay.
	Following you guys since forever, I would value your opinion or what your learned producers on these two items since I cannot tell what is real in the media.
	Well, nothing.
	Or online.
	Well, same thing.
	Is contact tracing a HIPAA violation?
	Question one.
	I can answer that.
	And we did discuss this.
	The problem is the minute you allow details, your HIPAA details go into any system, i.e.
	an app, which you're now being flooded with because they're contact tracing apps...
	That usually, typically, not always, but breaks the HIPAA restriction because you voluntarily gave it to a third party.
	So it's definitely something to be on the lookout for.
	Question two.
	Can the geniuses create a vaccine that spreads like a virus so you can catch it and its side effects, willing or not?
	I like that question.
	Well, that's one of those questions for the audience.
	Let's see if anyone can...
	I don't know.
	I don't know the answer to that.
	Thanks for your essential service during the turning point in the future's history.
	Soon-to-be surly mofo Anthony in Tucson.
	Thank you.
	Very good.
	Yes, and he's requested mutton and mead for the roundtable.
	And he's on the list.
	Yeah, he's on the list.
	We got the mutton and mead.
	Good to go.
	Two nightings.
	Looking forward to it later on for sure.
	You mind if I just do these two quick notes from the meetup?
	Oh yeah, sure.
	Because they were handwritten notes and we like to handle those.
	And this first one is from Sir Facer Placer, Joe.
	You boys are doing the Lord's work.
	Godspeed.
	If it's not too much to ask, can you mention our Big Dumb Mouth podcast?
	Which is at obdmpod.com.
	Our big dumb mouth podcast, obdmpod.com.
	We'd love to join the stream as I believe there could be some overlap in interest.
	Well, we shall check that out, send an email, and we'll get that sorted out for you.
	And this is Joe, and he...
	It was $50 for sanity and value.
	And the second note is from Baron Gordon Walton, who, of course, is at every single meetup.
	And he has $150, which is once again building towards his daughter, Catherine Walton's damehood.
	So we have that in the pocket.
	Thank you very much.
	I know that they had a dedouching station at the meetup yesterday.
	Yeah, I'm not quite sure how it worked.
	I stayed away from it, but people were over there.
	Yeah, you don't want to be in that.
	They were at the de-douching station.
	Seemed to work okay for them.
	Yeah, just a lot of great people.
	We have one more note.
	Oh, okay.
	And this was the lost donation note from the last show.
	Oh.
	From Billy Bones.
	Ah, Billy Bones.
	What was it?
	Yeah, he sent an email in during the show, but I don't usually check my email during the show.
	I, Tam, John, and Adam, this was an executive producer, I believe, so he gets the credit that he's asking for.
	Yeah, he got the credit.
	I sent it to the squirrel mail, blah, blah, blah.
	With everybody talking about the Rogan bump, I would like to add a tick on the scoreboard of the podcast that brought me here.
	The Grimerica Show!
	Here it comes.
	I know what's coming.
	I started listening right before show 800 during the previous pandemic.
	Zika.
	I created a small back load of episodes to see where the show had been so I could be up to date on the conversation.
	I was quick to realize that the value was being created and shared on no agenda when topics and clips would be broadcast upwards of two weeks before the local radio.
	Sometimes a month.
	With this current epidemic, no agenda brings to the table the same analysis upwards of a month or two in advance of local media.
	This is a fact.
	If the content is to be discussed at all, that is, for those, like the clip Adam played earlier, it will never be discussed.
	The one that he got from that robot talking about things.
	The hydroxychloroquine.
	The handsome robot.
	For those of you who are on the fence of donating or supporting the show, I feel this is justification enough.
	This is a donation of 200 Federal Reserve Freedom Units plus the cost of freedom of $1.05 for the incredible job of late.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Now here's the deal.
	I have a couple of friends who are in the process of getting their finances in order and they do plan on donating, but at the end of the day they are listening and yet to donate.
	Alex, you are a douchebag.
	Douchebag.
	Inga, you are a douchebag.
	Douchebag.
	I look forward to hearing the de-douching soon.
	He wants a jobs and general good vibes goat karma for everybody on the No Agenda tribe, including those who are lining up their ducks to chip in in the future.
	And those looking for a short podcast to pepper into their regular listening schedule, I offer mine.
	Of course.
	A walk through the mind.
	I attempt to walk through the middle of the road for 20 to 15 to 20 minutes, or 15 to 30 minutes, covering several different topics, and it's billybones.com with a 3 for an E. Yeah, Billy Bones also does a lot of our end-of-show mixes.
	Very talented guy.
	Yeah, Billy Bones is a night of twin peaks, by the way.
	And so he only asked for jobs and karma, but I'll just add one because he triggered me.
	Oh, Zika.
	Oh, Zika.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	A little baby with a little bitty head.
	With a baby with a small head.
	Remember this, John?
	They're going to have to make a little head.
	You watch.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	Yeah.
	Where's the money?
	1.9 billion dollars.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	Yeah.
	Where's the money?
	Let's have it now.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	Yeah.
	Where's the money?
	Wow.
	Small heads are coming.
	You're going to do it.
	You watch.
	We're going to have them.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	I'd forgotten.
	They got $2 billion for that Zika crap.
	Considering our first stab was $8 billion, you know, before we went to the trillions.
	Trillions.
	I'd like to thank all of these executive producers and associate executive producers profusely.
	Nice to meet some of you at the meetup, of course, and just great to have all these notes coming in, and thank you all so much.
	You are very important to us.
	You're important to the entire tribe.
	The producers make the show, and you really helped us out.
	Thank you.
	It is sincerely appreciated, and of course, we'll thank more people.
	In our second segment, and a reminder that these credits, executive producer or associate executive producer of episode 1249, the best podcast in the universe, are valid anywhere they accept it.
	If anyone hassles you, we'll be happy, very happy to vouch for you.
	And if you'd like one of those coveted producerships, we'll be here on Thursday.
	All I have to do is go to our little website.
	That's right.
	We got it all covered for you.
	As you know, silence is violence.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	You've got mail.
	Shut up, slave.
	Shut up.
	Shut up.
	Shut up already, science.
	Well, little Joe Biden time?
	I'm biting my tongue.
	Yeah, I think we can do...
	Oh, I had one more thing to promo.
	You'll get a kick out of this.
	So we have our search engine kind of multi-pronged competition going on, which really isn't a competition.
	Because we have noagendacuest.com, noagendacquery.com.
	We have noagendal...
	Which is a funny domain.
	N-O-A-G-E-N-D-A-L-E. Oh, no, no A. Noagendal.
	Let me see if I'm making sure I'm spelling it right.
	No.
	Let me see.
	Jindal.
	Yeah.
	Oh, it's N-O-A-G-E-N-D-L-E.com.
	Take off on Google.
	All, by the way, performing fantastic.
	Each search engine has links to the other search engines on their homepage.
	So no matter where you go...
	And they all deliver the results a little differently, but here's the kicker.
	I get an email yesterday.
	Hey, Adam.
	Apologies for letting...
	Search.na show notes get broken and stay broken for so long.
	I've been man overboard, honestly, and I didn't prioritize it.
	This is from producer Chris, who gave up six months ago, and so now he's like, hey, I'm back and I'm going to fix it.
	So we will have five search engines.
	Ha ha!
	Where there's rains and pours.
	I love it.
	And welcome back, Chris.
	Well, that should definitely allow people to find anything they want.
	They just can try one thing or another and then also settle in on one that they like the presentation from.
	Exactly.
	That'd be great.
	Search.io is back on, and search.nashownotes.com is back on.
	I mean, everything links, so you can find all these different searches.
	I have a secret hope that these guys are going to come up with something.
	They put it all together, and out comes, like, some monstrous thing.
	I have no idea.
	Well, you know what the old rule is.
	Two quarters take twice as long, three quarters, you know...
	I didn't know this rule.
	I just heard develop quick and break things.
	That's what I was taught.
	Wasn't that a face bag?
	Yeah.
	Like, develop it quick.
	There's something else.
	Do it quick and break things or whatever.
	Anyway, thank you to all these producers for...
	Eat your own dog food is another one.
	And I have to say, the results are phenomenal.
	And you can do it chronological by show.
	So if you're saying, what was that clip that was on that show?
	You just put in video or clip or mp3 and a name and boom, it works.
	It's phenomenal.
	You'll find things in there.
	I found a couple of mp3s that I'd completely forgotten about.
	You know, if you're a student going to college, especially high school, you can totally kick ass with our documents.
	Yes, you can.
	And every single story that we're linked to has an offline, so a text version that you can open.
	It's linked right there.
	We're better than Google.
	Limited.
	Yeah.
	We're better.
	We're definitely better than CNN. That's not that hard.
	7 million people would be nice to be listening to the show.
	Let's go with...
	Biden had a couple of different...
	More than two events, but he had a bunch of events.
	I didn't see any of him!
	I did not see Biden floating around.
	Everything but that.
	I don't know where he was, but I missed it all.
	He had a town hall with the mayor.
	He went to the University of Delaware and he gave a big speech.
	To the University of Delaware in an empty auditorium.
	Oh my, oh my, oh my.
	Oh yeah, he's all over the place.
	I mean, of course, you could only find the stuff on C-SPAN. Well, hello.
	So there's that.
	But, C-SPAN will be next with Sesame Street, by the way.
	So we have him in Delaware, and this is where he, I believe, a couple of things about this particular clip.
	He brings back a meme or an imaginary event, and you'll probably be able to catch it in there.
	And I think he also, he loses the prompter, and this is his little, this is Biden in Delaware stumbling.
	I look forward to introducing, I would have already done it had not, had, had, we had not had the death, George had not been held up against that curb.
	What?
	I would have planned to introduce it earlier, but I'd be introducing it very quickly.
	Implementing a real job plan that we're going to create and meet this moment.
	Americans can't afford to have any more of their time wasted.
	They need an economy that works for them and they need it now.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Yeah, you're right.
	He totally lost it.
	And then he just moved past the whole George Floyd script and went straight to whatever.
	And what's with the curb?
	There wasn't no curb.
	This was the second time he referred to the curb.
	Because he didn't actually see the video, apparently.
	I'm guessing that must be the case.
	Here's the question.
	Call K-Ball.
	Call K-Ball.
	She'll set him straight.
	Why hasn't somebody come...
	Hey, Joe, he wasn't against the curb.
	He was in the middle of the street, more or less, and if he was against anything, he was against the tire of the car.
	Why doesn't one of his staffers mention this to him?
	Because this is the second time, and as far as I know, I mean, it's only the second time I've caught.
	He may be talking about the curb all the time.
	Consider this.
	Consider the affliction he has.
	And a reminder, he's had two aneurysms, two brain operations, more than two, but two brain operations.
	Top of his head's literally been off.
	He's said this himself.
	And he's now up there in age and he's just losing it.
	The cognition skills are losing.
	Consider that if I were handling Joe, it's like anything you get him to focus on, he's going to mess up royally.
	You know what I mean?
	It's like, Joe, it's not the curb.
	So, and maybe they already said it to him in this particular case.
	I'm sensing that that's the case.
	Yeah, and then he's like, I don't know what the curb did.
	So either they did it and confused him, or it makes no sense to even explain it to him, because then he'll just obsess over it, focus on it, and screw it up, because he's screwing up everything.
	Yeah, he's our man.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So I'm watching the MSNBC's news page because I accidentally clicked on it.
	I was going to say that must have been a mistake.
	That's my beat.
	So I clicked on it and it comes up with an article on Biden and why he's a good guy and why he should be elected.
	There's a picture of him wearing the mask.
	And in the little pocket, they have a pocket, were they running ads?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The ad...
	Because, you know, this is all automated.
	The ad was five ways to spot senility.
	Algo's at work, everybody.
	Algo's doing you a favor.
	Well, hold on.
	What were they?
	By the way, I took a screenshot of it.
	I will post it.
	What were they?
	I didn't go to this.
	I was in the process of doing show press.
	It was like five things to spot senility.
	Four or five.
	Senility?
	Five ways to spot senility.
	And then they had a teaser.
	Oh, this is why I had one of these teasers.
	I'm not going to get suckered into this.
	It says, number two will amaze you.
	And that's...
	That's a red flag.
	As far as I'm concerned, I'm not...
	That's clickbait.
	Here are the five things.
	One, are you losing things?
	Just can't figure out where they went.
	My keys.
	Two, do you get lost in familiar places?
	Turn the lights on.
	Three, do you lose track of the time, date, or season?
	Yeah, that's me.
	That's me.
	That's early for me.
	All podcasters.
	And four, are your conversations getting stalled?
	Wow.
	What?
	And five, do memory slip-ups interfere with your daily life or presidency?
	I'm sorry, daily life.
	Oh, poor Joe.
	Poor, poor, poor, poor Joe.
	So here we go.
	Yeah.
	So he had a meeting with the mayors, and I have four clips, all short except one, which is the first one.
	I like this new numbering system, by the way.
	Yeah, this is nice.
	I like that.
	It's interesting.
	I'm glad you like it, but the reason you want to...
	The reason is someone else sent it for you.
	No, it's code.
	When I have an X by these, these are the ones I want to compile into a Biden superclip.
	Oh.
	This is where he's blah, blah, blah.
	You know, it's just making it...
	This one here probably shouldn't have the X. This is the first one.
	This is his great...
	You know, every once in a while he does have an idea.
	And he has a proposal.
	And he's got a great idea here with how to fix the police.
	One of the things that we found back in the days when I had another job in the United States Senate is we were reorganizing the county police.
	We're like a miniature Illinois, Mayor Lightfoot.
	Our largest county has about 65% of the state's population.
	The city of Wilmington is inside that county.
	And the county police grew exponentially as the state grew.
	And one of the things that we did back years ago was we had the county police department set up a county police league where they actually run the equivalent of a boys and girls club.
	Hmm.
	So that's his great idea.
	It's like a police league.
	Well, he's kind of...
	I think someone...
	This was in the 50s, by the way.
	Yeah, but that is what's being asked for, is instead of police...
	I'd like to get the exact demand.
	So instead of police, it's community workers, I think?
	Let me see if I can find this exact demand.
	It's very interesting.
	Alternatives to police.
	Yeah, they want social workers to do it.
	You know, nonviolence and stuff that, of course, will never work.
	Of course not!
	You know, it's...
	You got some guy who's out of his gourd on PCP screaming and raving a gun, and you're supposed to talk him down?
	Or what are you supposed to do with this guy?
	Yeah, well, besides that, there's just one small example.
	I mean, there's always been some kind of common community force that has to keep an eye on stuff.
	I think you can go as far back as you want in history.
	And it's there.
	there vigilante um here as far as the front of like there's this term that they're using that i can't that i can't find but it's a term of like they want public stewards and people who are in the community and go talk with you You know, when you're whacked out on meth and you're going crazy, waving the machete around, hey, man, let's just chat.
	I laugh at that, but that's exactly what some people are proposing.
	That's exactly what they're asking for.
	Because they've never had a guy with a machete in front of them.
	Yeah, even the UK, which had the friendliest police, you know, the bobbies with their stick and their goofy-looking helmets.
	Now, it's all automatic weapons.
	These guys are decked out.
	They're not having any of that cool old policeman stuff.
	So a clip I didn't get, before I continue with the Biden collection, I wish I could, I don't know where, God, I missed, I don't know what happened, but it was a girl in New York complaining that she was arrested because the police, it was a curfew violation.
	And she was like a young little teen, or I don't know, high school or maybe college, Moaning about, we were going to leave and they arrested me and they hurt my hands with the thing that they're using those The zip ties.
	Yeah, the zip ties.
	It hurt my hand.
	It was hurting.
	And then they put us in the...
	We were going to leave and we were leaving when we were just about to get up and leave.
	We were sitting on the thing.
	They weren't leaving.
	And she's moaning and groaning.
	And then they put us in this stinky van and we talked and talked and told them to turn on the air conditioning and they wouldn't do it.
	It's just unbelievable.
	I couldn't...
	Well...
	Wasn't that, I think the article, there was a big article, some mom picked her daughter up, and it was in New Yorker magazine, I want to say, and it was exactly like that.
	Oh, I couldn't believe they wouldn't let her go to the bathroom for eight hours.
	So you're in jail.
	I didn't get my phone call.
	You're in jail.
	It's LARPers.
	Well, yes, LARPers, but also Fortnite.
	There's a lot of Fortnite in there.
	And what they learned in school.
	Which is apparently not much.
	Well, it's the Sesame Street stuff.
	Okay, here's Rolling Stone magazine gave us the five points for alternatives.
	Unarmed mediation and intervention teams.
	Unarmed but trained people, often formerly violent offenders themselves, should be patrolling their neighborhoods to curb violence right where it starts.
	Wow!
	This is real, and it exists in cities from Detroit to Los Angeles.
	I didn't know this.
	Seems to be working well.
	Stop believing that police are heroes because they are the only ones willing to give in the way of knives or guns.
	So are the members of groups like Cure Violence, The Interrupters, Feminist Models, Patrols of Local Women.
	Okay, so that's one.
	This is the breakdown of the demands, actually.
	The second one, the decriminalization of almost every non-violent crime.
	Now, this is very interesting.
	You take these two, I don't even have to go to the other three.
	You take these two, and let's look at Los Angeles, where decriminalized is crime under a value of $900.
	So...
	Breaking into a car, stealing clothes from a clothing store.
	It happens every day, multiple times a day, in many stores.
	Not now, of course, they're all boarded up.
	People walk in, start stealing stuff.
	It's up to $900.
	They even calculated.
	Someone will be on watch.
	What's the price?
	Calling out the price.
	Okay, we're at $900.
	Good, let's go.
	Because you won't be prosecuted.
	So yeah, I think that'll work fine.
	With no police, we don't need any of that.
	This is great.
	If you're a crook, if you're a thief...
	It says all non-violent crime?
	Almost every non-violent crime.
	Let's see if they have any...
	It doesn't actually specify...
	What's the exceptions?
	I'd like to know.
	Otherwise, if you take that just as a rule, Bernie Madoff would be...
	Living next door.
	Non-violent crime, yes.
	Violent offenses count for a fraction of the 11 to 14 million arrests every year, yet there's no real conversation about what constitutes a crime and what permits society to put a person in chains and a cage.
	Uh...
	Cage.
	Just like a...
	There's law?
	Decriminalization doesn't work on its own.
	The cannabis trade that used to employ poor blacks, Latinos, indigenous, and poor whites in its distribution is now starting to be monopolized by already rich landowners.
	What are they confusing here?
	These are all dumb ideas.
	Well, talking about confused...
	Back to Joe!
	Alright, now I just have a pretty confused sounding clip.
	This is a short one, just a short little ditty that will go into the compilation.
	This is Biden and the Mayor's XX. Okay, I appreciate that.
	Well, one of the things that this is not about, anyway.
	Hey, get K-Ball on the phone, man.
	This is the guy for her.
	He's going to make a great president.
	K-ball.
	K-ball.
	Biden and the mayor is the next clip.
	One of the things that the leader of the United States Senate, the Speaker, I mean the House, the Speaker of the House and others have been pushing, is we've got to get back in the business of because of the pandemic and because of the loss of significant resources you have.
	No.
	No.
	Just no.
	No!
	And now the bonus clip.
	That may be a pipe dream.
	I don't know.
	But are the kinds of things that we're talking, is that possible?
	Mayor, you were talking about me up in St.
	Paul.
	Tell me a little bit about what you were doing.
	Oh, brother.
	It's hard to listen to.
	It's cringe.
	And that's it?
	Yeah.
	It's very cringe.
	That's it?
	Yeah, that's all I got.
	Well.
	There's not much you can get.
	I mean, all you can get is him stammering.
	Well, I think by now we kind of understand that the guy is not all there.
	I mean, it doesn't matter what clips you grab, it's all going to be stammering.
	It's all going to be this.
	Actually, since I do this, I've been noticing a few things.
	First of all, he can go about 10 minutes.
	Uh, and they don't leave him, chat too much past the 10 minute mark.
	Cause about 10 minutes he started, that's when he really starts to fall apart.
	And he also starts to sound tired.
	And even though he sounds tired in most of these clips, most of them are after the 10 minute mark.
	That's when he needs another bump.
	I don't know what he needs, because he comes on, when he first starts, he sounds like he's all jacked up about things, and he's blasting Trump mostly, and horrible Trump.
	And he's kind of jacked up, and then he starts getting tired around 10 minutes in.
	By the 12-minute point, they usually have to pull the plug on it.
	He doesn't really do...
	In his stand-alone speeches, it's hard to find one that's more than 12 minutes long.
	He won't do.
	I mean, Trump will do an hour, hour and a half.
	Do you think it's, I mean, 10 minutes is truly about what it takes for a computer memory leak.
	I mean, the guys write out, they could just replace him with a droid, a drone, an android, whatever.
	But how anyone could seriously support him and vote for him is beyond me.
	I mean, look what they'd get.
	They'd get the vice president is what they'd get.
	These guys, as soon as he gets elected, the 25th Amendment does kick into place.
	They've been putting it in our brains, 25th Amendment, 25th Amendment, naming the charge at Trump.
	And he'll go.
	And he'll go happily.
	He'll go happily.
	Yeah, you're right.
	I'm no good.
	Yeah, this is what it's really is to get us used to the idea of a 25th Amendment, and then they're going to use it on Biden.
	Oh, but it's appropriate on Biden.
	Oh, yeah.
	And so the vice president will be the president.
	So that has to be Amy.
	If it's anybody else, it's just going to lose too many votes.
	There's no way it's going to be somebody like Kamala Harris.
	I mean, people on both sides of the aisle don't like her.
	Right.
	And if it's Stacey Abrams, you can take a whole show, because I'll have to retire.
	Well, again, I will remind you that it was the former New York banker who was all jacked about Stacey Abrams, and that's why I said put it in the book, because he travels in those circles.
	And you know who was jacked about Kamala Harris?
	Steve Pchenik.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah.
	Yep.
	Right now, today?
	No, no, this was a while.
	Oh, no, that doesn't count.
	It's alright.
	I mean, everyone has weird things.
	Especially, everyone has weird things.
	Everyone says weird things.
	And I'm sure if I asked him today, he probably wouldn't agree with it.
	No, well, of course not, because she's out of the picture.
	Here's a little side clip.
	This was a live, right on the air comment from some black guy with a mask on, talking about burning down parts of the Diamond District in New York, or whatever the jewelry, whatever it's called.
	And I called the clip, Let the Extortion Begin.
	This is a live protester.
	Got a lot of play on Fox.
	You know, I'm a leader of this FTP movement.
	It means a lot of things.
	It can mean free the people.
	It can mean for the people.
	It can also mean fire to property.
	You know, and that's very possible.
	Tonight I'm leading a demonstration from Barclays Center at 6 p.m.
	to City Hall.
	And that's the first stop.
	And we're hoping de Blasio and Cuomo come out and talk to us and give the youth some direction.
	But if they don't, the next stop is the Diamond District.
	And gasoline, thanks to Trump, is awfully cheap.
	Jeez, that's a pretty big threat.
	You think?
	And by the way, why don't you just say, we're going to burn the Jews, because that's what you're saying.
	I mean, isn't that kind of what he means?
	Yep.
	Gasoline and the Diamond District, burn the Jews?
	Holy crap, man.
	Who is that guy?
	They've never identified him yet.
	But it's fine, I guess.
	But he's got FTP on his front right forearm.
	It's tattooed.
	Yeah, and it doesn't stand for file transfer protocol either.
	Well, let's look around the world.
	Attitudes do change.
	Things are always interesting in Euroland.
	The Dutch Prime Minister, after the anti-Trump, anti-U.S. police killing U.S. people of color...
	Dutch Prime Minister Rutte now says his attitude towards Black Pete is now changing.
	Success, I say.
	We've exported it to the Netherlands.
	He was always saying, Black Pete is just black.
	It's a Dutch tradition.
	It's not a problem.
	Now he has a different story.
	Now he's seen what it's like.
	He doesn't want to be like that.
	Over in the UK. We have June 15th as the opening day for...
	What is what?
	That's one week from now.
	A little bit over a week from now.
	And of course, masks and muzzles will be appropriate.
	But listen to...
	Listen to how this is explained about the public transport system and about masks.
	There's a lot of stuff in here from the UK public health official.
	I can announce that as of Monday the 15th of June, face coverings will become mandatory on public transport.
	That doesn't mean surgical masks, which we must keep for clinical settings.
	It means the kind of face covering you can easily make at home.
	Now...
	What?
	Yeah, yeah.
	This is important to me because I remember three months ago, N95, you've got to have the right mask, this is the wrong mask.
	Now we've gone from, don't buy a mask, make one yourself, but wear it because it's mandatory.
	There'll be exemptions to these rules for very young children, for disabled people, and those with breathing difficulties.
	But broadly, as we come through this phase, we're doing what many other countries have asked transport users to do.
	And as passenger numbers increase, and we expect this trend to continue, we need to ensure every precaution is taken on buses, trains, aircraft, and on ferries.
	With more people using transport, the evidence suggests that wearing face coverings offer some, albeit limited, protection against the spread of the virus.
	Some?
	Limited?
	Why are we doing it?
	A face covering helps protect our fellow passengers.
	It's something that we can each do to help each other.
	We'll make these rule changes under the national rail conditions of travel and the public service vehicle regulations for buses.
	This will mean that you can be refused travel if you don't comply and you could be fined.
	You will obey!
	So, it's to help each other.
	It's to help each other.
	Or else...
	I don't know what your problem is, Adam.
	Yeah, well, I do.
	Boris Johnson, very disappointing.
	He was the closing keynote speaker at the Big Gavi Vaccina Palooza 2020.
	I bet you didn't know there was a Vaccina Palooza happening.
	Can I suggest something?
	Mm-hmm.
	He was locked up when he had COVID. And we didn't get to see or hear from him.
	Is it possible he was either brainwashed or swapped out?
	Well, it could be.
	But I don't know.
	I mean, first of all, it's very interesting what they did here.
	I guess they set him up with a little lectern at his house or wherever he is.
	It's still on Zoom because you can hear the audio crunching a bit.
	But this is the GAVI, which is the Global Alliance Vaccine Industry or Initiatives, which, no surprise, is financed almost entirely by Dr.
	Bill, Dr.
	Bill Gates, all of his companies, everyone's in there, and here's good old Bojo.
	I do indeed, and thank you very much, everybody.
	As we bring this summit to a conclusion, let me just thank you all for your fantastic generosity and your contributions today.
	Together we have replenished this alliance, and here comes the number that you've been waiting for.
	We have secured a fantastic – I get the scoop, I'm able to reveal it, I'm proud to say – we have secured a fantastic 8.8 billion dollars for Gabby's vertical work over the next.
	I don't understand.
	Who cares about raising $8 billion for some non-profit that is actually kind of run by insiders of the World Health Organization, including Bill Gates and Melinda Gates?
	Who cares?
	I don't understand.
	Why do we have to be so jacked up and jitty?
	And why is the Prime Minister of the UK, why is he even a part of this?
	I mean, isn't it all set?
	Governments will pay the companies?
	No, he has to now be a part of the alliance and suck up to everybody?
	Five years.
	So, take a bow, everybody.
	Thank you very, very much.
	I want to say a particular thanks, obviously, to you, to Bill, and to Melinda Gates.
	Your generosity, your philanthropy yet again, your continued leadership in humanity's battle against disease.
	Get the idea?
	You need to bow before Bill and Melinda.
	They're the ones that are saving you.
	Our ancestors had to live with the unavoidable reality that killer pathogens could at any time strike down their children, imposing an incalculable burden of sorrow.
	But today, thanks to the ingenuity of Edward Jenner, a British doctor originally from Gloucestershire, who pioneered the world's first vaccine.
	OK.
	What?
	Did we just change history?
	Who invented vaccines?
	Either Jonas Salk or Sabin.
	There's two of them.
	Wasn't it Pasteur?
	Oh, invented vaccines?
	Yeah.
	Oh, I thought you said polio.
	No, no, no, no.
	He says, listen to what Bojo says.
	Thanks to the ingenuity of Edward Jenner, a British doctor originally from Gloucestershire, who pioneered the world's first vaccine.
	I don't know.
	It wasn't Pasteur.
	Pasteur is the one who discovered the idea of microbes.
	I don't think he invented vaccines.
	Well, according to the Wikipedias, the Book of Knowledge, Edward Jenner is indeed considered the founder of vaccinology.
	Yes, he's the one who, he's a smallpox guy.
	But I thought it was Catherine the Great who was the first...
	Oh, she was the first to publicly do it.
	But this wasn't...
	They weren't vaccinating with needles and hypodermics.
	They were taking pus from people who had...
	From the wounds of the smallpox.
	And then they were poking you with it.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Let's bring that back.
	The simple act of inoculating our children can save lives many times over...
	Vaccines work.
	If it wasn't such shitty quality, that would be my ISO, my end-of-show ISO. But it's just not good enough.
	Why is there so much bad audio out there?
	Well, hello!
	We're in COVID lockdown.
	He's on Zoom!
	That's why.
	Many times over.
	Here it comes.
	Vaccines work.
	Yes, thank you, Bojo.
	We're very aware.
	I'm going to show myself all by donating to no agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh, yeah, that'd be fab.
	And we do have a few people to thank for show 1249.
	1249.
	Which is...
	Got nothing going on as a number.
	Ian Medor is our first donor.
	$150 from Chicago, Illinois.
	And it's actually...
	It's from Dave.
	Well...
	Dave, is it?
	Oh, Dave in Chicago.
	Well, he says the donation is for his amazingly talented girlfriend who just opened up an Etsy shop during the row in a shutdown.
	So go to Prince by Christy with IE at the end.
	Thank you, Ian.
	Is she good?
	I have no idea.
	I'll buy a print.
	I love prints.
	I have no idea.
	Sam Morehouse, $140.
	He's in Austin.
	And even though we don't really do notes here, he asked for a dedouching.
	That's good for me.
	You've been dedouched.
	Doug Eubanks in Nightdale, North Carolina, 101-01.
	I guess I called him Sean or something like that.
	I did something wrong.
	Martin Van Den Enden in Utrecht, Netherlands, 100.
	Valerie Steensland, 100.
	She also sent a note and I don't have it.
	Is she from the U.S.? Steensland?
	No, she's an 80-year-old woman, and her husband are traveling around, and she sent a very nice note in, and she says that the COVID sidelined them, because they're just professional travelers, and the COVID sidelined them, but she says that it sounds like everyone she's talking to says the potency of the COVID has dropped drastically in Italy, which is, I think, where they might be.
	And of course that follows the process.
	I sent her a nice note.
	Jacob Hernandez in Kennewick, Washington, $100.
	Douglas Wheeler in Asheville, Ohio, $100.
	Thomas Burke in Kalamazoo, Michigan, $99.
	Jeffrey Schwab, finally a boob donation.
	I think, does he want to be douching?
	Yes, he does.
	You've been d-douched.
	The TTL network in Waukegan, Illinois, 7777, and he wants a de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
	This is a note that must be read.
	N4VXJonathanWilliams737317 is his donation in Transylvania County, New North Carolina.
	And he says, is JCD now using a bao fang as a mic?
	Well, that's interesting.
	I get really good compliments from everybody about the sound upgrade, except for this guy.
	Yeah.
	He says, according to 97% of all engineers, you still sound better than other podcasters, though.
	But I'm apparently using a cheap mic.
	That's quite an insult, but let me know what you think.
	It's an insult to you more than me.
	That's what I'm saying.
	Because it's bullcrap.
	I'm curious.
	I don't think it sounds like a bad thing.
	I've heard the show.
	I don't know why this is happening.
	Maybe he's listening live.
	I mean, you sound closer to me than ever.
	Huh.
	Oh, thank you.
	Scott New...
	Nuzzo.
	Scott Nuzzo, 6689.
	First donation, please deducing.
	You've been deduced.
	And he has a birthday shout-out for his brother, Craig.
	He hit him in the mouth about a year and a half ago.
	He's on the lists.
	Meta Paimon.
	Paimon.
	In Encino, California.
	That's a check that came in.
	Nathaniel Pope.
	Uh...
	I'm sorry, Nathaniel Pope 60, Barry Boniface.
	Yeah.
	First donation, dedouching and a JRE finder.
	You've been dedouched.
	I like this.
	I found the show through Joe Rogan Experience.
	Wish I had known about the show a long time ago!
	Thanks!
	That's alright, man.
	You can listen to all of them.
	It'll only take you, I think if you listen to all of them back-to-back, 18 or 19 months, non-stop, 24 hours a day.
	He donated $55.55 from Newport News, Virginia.
	Mark Mishmehusen.
	I think...
	Michmerhausen?
	Michmerhausen, that sounds right.
	A double nickels and a dime and a request for a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	Sir Acid of the Scandinavian Woods.
	We know he doesn't need a D-douching 5510.
	He's a sir.
	And a birthday call to his dad.
	F-cancer karma needed.
	Okay.
	Let's do that right now.
	I'd like to do those immediately.
	You've got karma.
	Speaking of, do you remember the dog?
	The dog?
	Maurice the dog?
	Oh, yeah.
	So, like, really bad news.
	His son, who is my age, I think, maybe a little younger, passed away of cancer this week.
	What the hell, man?
	I didn't even know that.
	And I know his name is Mark.
	I didn't even know he was sick.
	It's crazy.
	So, F cancer for that, too.
	Damn it.
	Matthew Gullion in the Plains, Illinois, 5510.
	Harry Pilgrim in Fredericksburg, Virginia.
	Yes.
	5510.
	Yes?
	Yep.
	EWS in Pacific Northwest, $55.
	He said makes the beanies a dedouching.
	Got it.
	You've been dedouched.
	The karma.
	He needs a karma at the end.
	Yeah, we'll roll that out for you.
	No worries.
	But he does say he's a fan from the Daily Source Code days.
	So he was also because of another podcast listening to the show.
	And then he says this, which we don't agree with.
	You should never say this.
	I don't agree with everything y'all say.
	Why would you?
	But if you say y'all, then it's not quite as bad.
	If you slip in a y'all, of course you don't want to agree.
	If you come looking to agree, that's not a good idea.
	No, you go to the Democrats.
	But interesting in the history of this show, where did we get our first producers from?
	Our first listeners before we called them producers?
	We got them from Twit.
	Right?
	Right.
	And we got a lot from Daily Source Code.
	And now we get them from DH Unplugged, no doubt.
	People come over here all the time.
	And Joe Rogan.
	Well, hey, Grimerica.
	I have to do...
	I really want to do Grimerica.
	Here's the problem.
	The show was Wednesday night.
	It's the worst possible night for me.
	They'll record you anytime you want.
	That has not been offered to me.
	I've only received, can we do it Wednesday?
	Can we do it Wednesday?
	I'm like, no.
	I think it was assumed.
	Okay.
	Thanks for reading my email, but no.
	Wednesday has to be at 10pm or something.
	I looked at your email.
	It came through my system.
	Well, reply for me then, will you, and get me a different date so I don't have to do it live.
	That's harder with all that gibberish that you spoke about at the beginning of the show nowadays.
	You know, it's SM, I can't remember the code words, but Google won't let me, because when your email comes through my system, I really have, I've tried responding to it a couple times, but I get a rejection message from the agency.
	Yes, of course you do.
	Chris Gromol, I'm thinking.
	Oh, not Jake.
	Not Jake.
	We've got him.
	It's 5432.
	Chris Gromol in Kingston, New York, 54.
	Chris Wilson in Merrickville, New South Wales, 5326.
	That is Sir Chris Wilson.
	Oh, that is?
	Oh, yes.
	Sir Chris Wilson to you and I. Sir Chris Wilson.
	Michael Gates, 5280.
	Eric Thomason, 5150.
	Um...
	Jessica Gomez in San Antonio, 5120.
	What's 5120?
	I emailed you about this.
	That is 5112 local.
	That was the meetup donation, 5120.
	Yeah, I didn't get your email.
	Because it came in with a bunch of spam.
	Oh, shut up.
	You don't get spam.
	You're full of it.
	You don't get spam.
	Caught.
	Busted.
	Travis W. from San Antonio.
	Same thing.
	5120.
	Also Jeremy Cantu.
	5120.
	They're all saying best podcast.
	These were all our podcasts.
	Brian Mosher, which is the way I pronounce it.
	I think.
	5101.
	Scott Nelson.
	Sir Scott Nelson in Melbourne, Florida.
	5101.
	5101.
	50-01.
	I'm sorry.
	Renee Tabak in Mepple.
	That's Renee Tabak.
	Renee Tabak in Mepple.
	Thank you, Renee.
	Mary...
	That's 50.
	These are all $50 donors, name and location, with Mary Hui, Laura Moreno, and...
	Right.
	Probably at the meet-up.
	It should have been.
	Jonathan Meyer in Xenia, Ohio.
	Edward Mazurik is a sir.
	Memphis.
	Joel Deruin, I'm sure, is a sir in Bakersfield.
	Ryan Sommer in Stevenson Beach.
	And Aichi Kitagawa and Baron Allen Bean in Tigard.
	Aichi, of course, is in San Francisco.
	Now, there was one of the donations that was earlier that should have been in red.
	I don't know if I didn't play it, but it was from Doug Wheeler in Asheville, Ohio.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he said, I have to read this note.
	Please accept my first donation after many years of listening.
	He needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And he's got a few douchebag call-outs.
	Okay.
	That's why we put it special.
	All right.
	He needs a douchebag call-out to his old buddy, Tony.
	You're right.
	Mike Honcho.
	Hold on, hold on.
	Who was the next one?
	No, that was the same guy.
	Tony Mike Honcho Winkler.
	Okay.
	Douchebag.
	Hey, you got a double douchebag, Mike.
	And Curtis, I beat the Rona Hanshug.
	Douchebag!
	You get some karma, put that at the end, and Sharpton Clips replay them as we go along.
	Thanks, keep it up.
	So, that had to be read.
	Now I got the $49 read-off of the first names.
	Let's see if it is enough to...
	Now, was the Karen a 49?
	I thought it was a different number.
	No, it's 49.
	Oh, okay.
	So that's the Karen hate?
	Yeah, the Karen hate.
	We hate Karen.
	Okay.
	And we got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
	It's at the point where it could be discontinued any minute.
	Allison, Richard, Robert, Mickey, Kevin, Hector, Colin, David, Jimmy, Paul, Verikusaki Enterprises, and Dan.
	Mm-hmm.
	Those are people that hate Karen.
	And that promotion is going to die if it doesn't pick up.
	What's the rule now?
	You wrote about it.
	It has to be what?
	I forgot.
	I think we have to have at least 10 people.
	Well, we made 10 then.
	Even though I thought we were going to get rid of it because it's racist, but...
	It is.
	Yeah, you vetoed me.
	No, I didn't.
	You know there was no veto involved.
	You didn't veto it.
	That's the problem.
	Oh, okay.
	All right.
	We'll just see how it goes.
	The good old Karen donation.
	Racist.
	It's pretty...
	It's lame right now.
	It's gotten to the point where I think it's burnt out.
	But we'll see.
	One more time and then it's done.
	Thank you all to these fine producers who have helped us put this show together once again.
	Yes.
	I just think it's so funny that it's racist.
	It is racist.
	It's a racist donation.
	Explain again.
	Because it can only be a white person.
	I heard it mentioned many times.
	Karen can't be black or male.
	We both thought that Booker and that other guy were black men.
	Booker is a total Karen.
	Exactly.
	But no, that's not allowed.
	Thank you to all of these fine folks on both sides and to everyone under these amounts who are usually on our subscriptions and they do pay off.
	We have so many knights and dames who've just kept going with your $5 a week, $11.11 a month, $33.33.
	It's all incredibly appreciated.
	And one on the spot cash donation from Will Staud at the meetup says, Adam, sending you an email as requested.
	I was at the No Agenda Austin meetup.
	Donated $40.
	That puts me at $349.
	Still a ways to go.
	And drove the San Antonio short bus.
	And he attached a photo, which I've got to post.
	I'll do it on No Agenda Social because I don't know if it's okay.
	I attached a photo of all 11 of us in the van.
	It was a little cramp.
	Yes, you can tell.
	I would also like to thank you for coming out, spending time with us.
	We have done a number of meetups now in San Antone, but this was the first time we had a joint meetup with Austin.
	As always, we had a great time.
	It's always a pleasure to hang out with the No Agenda community.
	P.S. Send this to John, too, just in case your email is still being bombarded.
	So I presume you received that.
	And we appreciate that.
	I'm going to give out some big karmas, jobs karma, for everybody who supported the show.
	And remember, another time to come in and help us is Thursday's show.
	Dvorak.org slash N-A Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yeah!
	You've got... Karma.
	Here are your birthdays for today, the 7th of June, May.
	Man, we are really rolling into summer 2020.
	John Byrne celebrated on apparently the 6th, we're not entirely sure.
	Ashton Brown's his happy birthday to hubby Sir Burgess of the Ozarks.
	Humperdinck Superdank 36 tomorrow.
	Scott I'm sorry.
	Did I hurt you?
	I thought I might have dropped it on your toe.
	Can I have your blade now?
	Yeah, I thought you'd pick it up.
	Yeah, I got it.
	Up on the podium, please!
	John Byrne, Anthony Rodriguez, both of you, now join the illustrious table of the No Agenda, the round table, that is, the No Agenda Knights and Dames, thanks to your support and the amount of $1,000 or more, and I'm very pleased to pronunciate you guys as...
	Sir Air Force John from the Land of Thunder and Sir Merly Mofo.
	For you both, we have Hookers and Blow, Red Boys and Chardonnay.
	Warm Beer and Cold Women, Pog and Poy, Dame Elyse's Limoncello and Salmon, Brisket and Barrel, aged Copper Ale, Fish Pie and Fellatio.
	So we got mutton and mead, ginger ale and gerbils, sparkling cider and escorts, bong hits and bourbon.
	And we have the breast milk and pavlin, but I'd like to end with the mutton and mead.
	And that's what was requested today at the roundtable.
	So you can go to noagendanation.com slash rings.
	And if we don't have it already, Eric the Shield will gladly take your measurements and everything else we'd need and get that off to you as soon as possible.
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	No Agenda Mead.
	No Agenda Mead.
	Yes, just like a party.
	I had my meetups note here.
	Hold on a second.
	Let me just see what happened to that.
	Here we go.
	Meetups for the coming weeks.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	They are cranking up, of course.
	People love to go out and hang together.
	And I think that's really what we saw in Austin here.
	So many people have just been cooped up.
	They're like, I don't care.
	We're going.
	We're driving to San Antone.
	Nice social distancing in the bus.
	For today, Philly Local 76 starts at 3 Eastern, so they are probably just underway in the morning to y'all.
	Sir Scatman of Norristown organizing, that's the cookout in the courtyard.
	Saturday, this coming Saturday, the OKC meetup.
	Knighthood Celebration, 2 o'clock Central Air Force.
	John organizing for you, who will be receiving his knighthood.
	Then Friday the 19th, we're skipping way ahead, Charlotte, North Carolina meetup.
	And here's what's going on June 20th.
	That's two weeks from now, Midland, Texas.
	Ride up, Truckee, California.
	First Western New York in Dansville.
	Local 406 re-up in Damehood Celebration in Missoula, Montana.
	Second ever Central Chilinoisean meetup in Urbana.
	On the 21st, Brisbane, Arizona.
	And ending the month there on the 27th, a New England post-RONA meetup.
	Find out where these are, who they're organizing, who they're being organized by, where they are, when they can go.
	RSVP all at one fabulous site, noagendameetups.com, where you can hang out with people just like you, but different.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	Triggered on hell's flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	It's like a party.
	What's the date on the Truckee one?
	I could take the Zephyr up there.
	Ooh, the Truckee...
	Hold on, that was...
	Hold on a sec.
	Truckee, California...
	June 20th, Saturday.
	Where's Truckee?
	Is Truckee that far?
	Truckee's on the way to Reno.
	You go between Sacramento's on 80, between Sacramento and Reno.
	It's just at the foothills of the Sierra Nevada.
	It's a beautiful old town.
	Maybe a bit much.
	Yeah, probably for Saturday it'd be too hard.
	Okay.
	I still have a leftover supercut.
	It's always good for a laugh.
	This is the rationale for the riots.
	Supercuts.
	Pain is everything.
	It has informed everything that you have seen.
	Doesn't make it okay to riot, says the majority.
	But doesn't it depend why it's happening?
	Property damage is nowhere near as important as physical loss of life.
	Protesters are right to be speaking out.
	No one is condoning the violence.
	But again, I understand.
	I'm not going to judge people.
	A riot in Boston Harbor started the fight that amounted to America.
	It was the minority manifesting a desperate plea to be heard and for change, just like now.
	The idea that you can have a few people who break a few windows and burn a few cars.
	We're watching years of anger, pain, frustration boil over.
	There are a lot of people out there wondering if this is what needs to happen in order for voices to be heard.
	They don't know what to do with that emotion, so their response, especially young folks, is to lash out.
	And people, I think, are just trying, in this case, to get themselves heard as best they can.
	We would have never been having this conversation if you didn't have people take to the streets.
	It is not generally speaking unruly, but fires have been started.
	There is a deep sense of grievance and complaint here.
	What goes through your mind when you hear that sentence, riot is the language of the unheard.
	People have tried, people protest.
	Most of the major movements in American history have started at the grassroots level.
	No, people should not be burning down businesses.
	There should not be destruction of property.
	But it's all in the message and it's all in how you convey it.
	People are looking for, as I have been saying, to be heard.
	Orange man bad.
	Let's be honest about it, Don Lemon.
	We know what's going on.
	We know what your real problem is.
	Sad.
	Sad how people are being abused.
	Yeah, of course, then we all forget about this guy, the poor cop that was gunned down in a pawn shop.
	David Dorn.
	That's being downplayed as much as possible.
	I have a clip, the murder of David Dorn, if you want to hear the background.
	Yeah, I do, I do, actually, because a lot of people outside of the United States are only seeing this in one light.
	And it's pretty much, man, American cops, particularly racist bunch of dicks.
	Who, America, boo, down with America.
	Back with this Fox News alert.
	A major development today in the murder of former St.
	Louis police captain David Dorn.
	Trace Gallagher standing by with the latest for us tonight.
	Hi, Trace.
	Hi, Martha.
	David Dorn was shot while he was inside Lee's pawn shop protecting it from looters.
	And police have now released surveillance video also from inside that pawn shop that shows seven people crawling one after another beneath a security gate into the store.
	At least two of the suspects are armed and one of them points a gun at the door.
	Now it's unclear at what point David Dorn was shot, but police say he was hit by gunfire inside the shop and was able to make it outside where he collapsed on the sidewalk.
	The suspects, as you can see, were wearing masks, but the video is very clear and police are hopeful that somebody will recognize them.
	And if you do, call St.
	Louis police.
	David Dorn was a St.
	Louis police captain for 35 years before retiring and taking a job as a small town police chief.
	Dorn, the father of five, grandfather of ten, was also instrumental in mentoring numerous young people I'm so sick of all of it.
	Turn off your TV. I am sick of it.
	I can't believe you're getting clips from Fox News.
	I can't even watch it anymore.
	I can't watch any of it.
	But my goodness.
	Pandering.
	The Fox people are pandering.
	Everybody's pandering.
	Except us.
	Except us.
	No.
	Here's...
	I'm going to call this show.
	We've got to get out of here.
	But this is one of...
	A local story for you.
	Of course, we had protesters on the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday, which was...
	It's not new.
	I mean, we've had protests on the Golden Gate Bridge before, but I think this...
	It's unusual.
	It is unusual.
	It looks good.
	You know, it's a good look for protests.
	But what was interesting is this bridge has been designed, redesigned.
	They said some fixes.
	And apparently, the bridge now sings because of the fixes.
	And here is...
	so the wind is is blowing through the bridge and here's what it sounds like pretty annoying if you ask me Well, we have a couple of things you should note.
	First of all, yesterday, when they made that recording, the wind situation was unbelievable.
	I'm surprised that the house is even still here.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, that bad, huh?
	Hmm.
	So it was blowing.
	And what they, apparently, because I thought it was the, some people thought it was the ropes, you know, the big steel ropes that are holding the bridge up.
	But no, according to Mimi, they changed the grating on the walkway across.
	Oh, so it's whistling.
	But the fence has been changing.
	And the little things that are there are too close together and they start to, they whistle when the wind gets too high.
	And that's just the whistling.
	It's just the incompetent.
	...fix.
	I don't know what wind velocity it starts, but it's apparently annoying as hell.
	Well, our wind velocity will ramp up again on Thursday as we return with the best media deconstruction here on the No Agenda Show.
	Thanks to the grumpy old Ben's who are coming up after the show on NoAgendaStream.com.
	No police, no peace.
	That's the title of that.
	And end of show mixes...
	Just two for today.
	We thank Matthew Hertert and Rolando Gonzalez for their end of show mixes.
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	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I tell people to social distance, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Like a good Karen should.
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	And you enjoy yourselves, and let's be safe out there, with or without face coverings.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Until Thursday in the morning, everybody, and adios mofos!
	and such.
	There are two people that I think are destroying this country, and that is guilty white people and
	angry, rich, entitled blacks who continue to play the race card, and they don't have to live with the consequences of their advocacy.
	Guilty white people and angry, rich, entitled blacks.
	Guilty.
	When these middle class people who live in safe communities are villainized the police and then the murder rate goes up.
	Less police, more black on black crime, more black on black death.
	Poor people are being hustled by these middle class politicians.
	As Malcolm X said, they're being bamboozled, scammed, hoodwinked.
	And one day, that sleeping giant is going to wake up and understand who the real culprit is.
	And it is people who look like them who are failing to use their positions to profit the least of God's children.
	Instead, they're using it to benefit themselves and their own group.
	As Malcolm X said, they're being bamboozled, scammed, hoodwinked, bamboozled, bamboozled, bamboozled.
	It's more class than it is race.
	And now race is being used to deflect the tensions away from the failures of people running those institutions.
	The question is why are black kids failing in school systems run by their own people?
	A lot of young people were shot by the police, but they were black police shooting black kids and not one was prosecuted.
	But there was no public outcry because as long as illegality or evil wears a black face, Then it escapes detection and that's what's wrong with looking through life through the prism of race.
	And that's what's wrong with looking through life through the prism of race.
	Prism of race.
	One of the great promises we gave to low-income blacks is that if you were to elect blacks to public office, and we were running those institutions, that all of black America would be better off.
	In the past 50 years, $22 trillion have been spent on poverty programs.
	70% goes not to the poor, but those who serve poor people.
	So many of those people taking office use this money to create a class of people Who are running these cities and now after 50 years of liberal Democrats running the inner cities where we have all of these inequities that we have,
	race is being used as a ruse, as a means of deflecting attention away from critical questions such as why are poor blacks failing in systems run by their own people if race was an issue, even the criminal justice system.
	And if we continue to look at life through a racial prism, when evil wears a black face, it will escape detection and therefore correction.
	This is now the ninth night of protest since the killing of George Floyd.
	Liberation begins where America dies.
	Antifa, their a destabilization force.
	They don't know what to do without emotion.
	We'll be right back.
	I still think it's not enough, but I'm so happy that we're moving towards change.
	It's the city's burning for you to arrest four people.
	Peaceful, peaceful, peaceful.
	Whether they know it or not, they're just contributing to the propaganda.
	It's enough!
	People cannot get to the stores now.
	We have large numbers of high-capacity, quality firearms in the hands of remorseless criminals who don't care who they shoot.
	What you're seeing in front of your eyes, they're saying is a conspiracy theory.
	Conspiracy theory, that's an information warfare term that's meant to shut down any conversation into silence and to intimidate and to get us to self-censor.
	They're being bamboozled, scammed, hoodwinked.
	And one day, that sleeping giant is going to wake up and understand who the real culprit is.

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