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1256: White Tears
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The Texas Surge.
Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
It's Thursday, July 2nd, 2020.
This is your award-winning Kimbo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1256.
This is no agenda.
One down, 174,000 sealed indictments to go.
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 we're all talking about the guy who went to the party and dropped dead the next day from coronavirus.
I'm John C. Dvorak.
No, that is not the talk du jour anymore, man.
It's a show day.
Spectacular news.
To what?
They arrested Ghislaine Maxwell.
Yes, I was all over the news this morning.
Spectacular news.
This is the first of 174,000 sealed indictments.
I have all of them.
Listed by state, yes.
What's number two?
No, no, they're still sealed.
They're sealed, so we don't know, but we know how many there are per state and in what districts.
California has about 50,000.
Yeah, we'll see.
The entire governor's office.
Yeah, who knows?
Wouldn't be that surprising now, would it?
So I'm reading this story.
I want to read this story.
Man attends a party.
This is according to CNN, so we know it's true.
Yes.
The next day, he died of coronavirus.
So he goes to a party, and they don't say this, but it should say he goes to a party like a fool.
Yeah, it should have said that, yes.
And then he turns out somebody there had corona, and then this guy was, according to the headline...
The next day, he died of coronavirus.
Yes.
Okay, so I'm just going to read this.
I don't know why I'm laughing.
It's not funny, of course, but there's a punchline coming, I feel.
Well, okay, this guy.
A Southern California man who tested positive for coronavirus after attending a party expressed his fear and regret a day before he died.
Wait a minute.
How could he die the next day?
Was there some time between now and then?
Wait, wait.
For one thing, you can't test positive and then drop dead the next day and know that you tested positive because, you know, it takes three days for the test, right?
At least.
He says he went to a barbecue last month near his community at Lake Elsinore, about 70 miles from Los Angeles.
Shortly after the party, he started feeling sick on June 20th.
He posted a poignant message on Facebook to warn his beloved ones about the risk of the virus.
This virus is risky.
I went out a couple of weeks ago because of my stupidity.
Wait a minute.
He went out a couple of weeks ago and then he's writing about how does this match the headline with quote unquote the next day.
He died of coronavirus.
Gee, gee.
Bad journalism or just...
No, now you've been bringing this up for a long time.
People only read the headlines.
Yeah.
I got a better headline for you, or as we would call it, the lead of the show.
And this, I think I'd like to start off today with the Texas Surge, since we are the epicenter of all things death, currently in the United States.
Death!
Texas Surge!
We're all going to die!
The Texas Surge!
Chris Hayes started his show last night with the following 29 seconds, which I just needed to share.
Good evening from New York.
I'm Chris Hayes.
Right now, right this moment, there are Americans who are alive and are healthy who will be dead by the fall.
And there are Americans who already died who did not have to.
All because of the failures of our government and, more specifically, the President of the United States.
There is no other conclusion you can reach at this point.
At this point, there's nothing left to say but that Donald Trump has gotten Americans killed and is going to get even more Americans killed in unfathomable numbers.
I mean, that's really pretty out there, even for MSNBC. Personally, I think the opening is just so good.
There are people alive right now who will be dead this fall.
Thanks to you, Donald Trump.
I have to stop the show.
Uh-oh, what?
The Zephyr just went by.
I'm holding on.
Nine cars!
Whoa!
And we had a 4.8 million jobs number!
It's over, folks!
Nine cars.
That is the normal length of the Zephyr.
Checkmark is go!
We're back, baby!
America!
Nine cars Zephyr!
Not according to MSNBC. Ladies and gentlemen, the economy is now in official nine-car Zephyr status.
That is all.
You know the guys on Wall Street are like, Yo, man!
Kurt and DeVore, I cut nine cars!
Bye!
But it's not just MSNBC. Fox Business News, Neil Cavuto.
He seems to like the death thing himself.
Listen closely.
It's numbers.
Listen closely.
Extensively.
The spike in cases is not coming with a spike in death, sadly enough.
That's the one thing you look at.
That's a big word.
It's not coming with death numbers.
What did he say?
Yeah, listen.
The spike in cases is not coming with a spike in death, sadly enough.
That's the one thing you look at because that's a big worry.
What?
Sadly.
Yeah, I don't...
He said sadly enough in regards to the death toll.
Yes.
Yes.
Sad.
Sad.
I wish I could report more death and destruction.
I just can't do it.
Yeah, your big spike is numbers.
I just...
That's pathetic.
I just don't have it.
I'm so sorry.
That's why I'm giving you a clip of the day for that because I'm so...
Adam Curry.
Oh, shit.
Hey, hey, hey, hey.
I'm out of control.
Did we already do this?
No, I can't stop it.
Stop it.
I can't.
There's no agenda.
Shit.
You cannot stop it.
What?
Hold on a second.
Give him some new gear, people.
What the heck just happened?
Oh, my goodness.
That was a...
The Tourette's...
No, no, man.
That was a MIDI control freakout.
Hold on a second.
All I wanted was my clip of the day, and now that won't even play.
Don't worry.
If you're listening to this on the live stream, it'll never make it to the show.
I'll clip it all out.
No, you won't.
No, I won't.
It's too good.
It's good radio.
But I can't get it to fire now.
Hold on a second.
But then you don't get it.
I'm pulling it back.
Right, but I don't know if anything else works either.
No, it doesn't.
The whole thing is dead.
Well, maybe this will help.
If I just jiggle the handle, maybe it'll come back to life.
But, alright.
So, I'll have to earn my clip of the day again.
You can?
Later in this program.
Possible.
So Austin, Texas is the heart of the surge, and the surge is an amalgamation of the terms positive cases or just cases.
And that's pretty much it.
That's the only numbers we're looking at, how many thousands of people have cases, are testing positive for the coronavirus.
And when this kind of stuff happens, especially in my backyard, I get pretty insane about watching everything I can.
And I sat through hours of Austin City Council meetings on Zoom, which is unfortunately just not clippable.
Because everybody is, well, okay, Councilwoman, well, what about the area code?
What about zip code 4445?
You know, we were promised we'd have transportation for people who don't have cars to get testing at the walk-out.
It goes on forever!
I like that voice.
It's 12 people, all the same voice.
And the mayor just sits there in the top left-hand corner, almost, you know, he's looking at his phone, he's looking at his email.
He's playing Angry Birds.
I'm sorry.
Boom, you nailed it.
He's playing Angry Birds.
And this was the whole point of the meeting.
Hours!
Hours of this stuff!
And just bullcrap!
Back and forth.
And oh, please think of our communities of color.
We're not paying enough attention to that.
It's like, ugh.
Even though we're testing like crazy.
So there's one doctor who pops on.
He only has 15 minutes.
He pops on and he offers two solutions.
One is, in order to stop this, because we're out of control.
You see, this is very dire.
And again, I wish I could clip it, but it's just impossible to sound as too shit.
Okay, you don't have to apologize.
You're doing a great job of summarizing.
Two options.
One, everybody, face mask all the time, everywhere, starting now, outside too, in your car, in your bedroom, everywhere.
Or, or, or, if we are not capable of that...
As the mayor said, if we are not capable of that, option two, which is a direct and immediate 35-day lockdown, complete, the only thing that will be open is the big box grocery store, and then after that, well...
Let me give you the report from CBS Austin.
No choice has been made.
I don't even know if the mayor can make this choice for the city.
Maybe under the new rules that Governor Abbott, he seems to have gone a little easier on stuff, but it was one thing to be requiring face masks and muzzles in businesses.
It's another thing to require it full-time everywhere and yet another to say we're going to do a 35-day lockdown.
And so I'm like, okay, this will be interesting.
Well, what is the news report?
Well, this is going to sound counterintuitive to those who are trying to avoid another shutdown because the plan that the mayor is floating, he mentioned it last night on his Facebook Live, actually involves a 35-day shutdown followed by an extended period of lessons learned.
You remember the shutdown?
I love this.
Followed by an extended period of lessons learned.
You, did you learn?
I hope you learned from your 35 days in the corner.
Lessons learned.
...by an extended period of lessons learned.
You remember the shutdown?
The schools, parks and businesses fully closed, and churches were reluctant to meet for fear of spreading the COVID-19 virus.
We all stayed home and only traveled to essential businesses for food and supplies.
Well, if I understand the mayor, under this proposal, we can expect more of the same.
But coming out of the shutdown will be different, he hopes, now that we've seen what happens when people let their face masks down and gather shoulder to shoulder in large numbers.
We're going to come out after 35 days.
Everybody's going to wear their face masks when they're around other people.
Everybody's going to social distance.
Nobody's going to go out when they're sick.
Everybody's going to get tested.
We could do that.
We could come out, be in orange, and just stay in orange.
And if you look at this chart, that also enables us to open up schools in the fall.
He's talking about our current stage 4 orange on the city's COVID chart.
Everyone is struggling to find a way to get our school kids back in the classroom, and the mayor sees this plan as one possibility, but it would have to start pretty soon.
And just how long would we be in this extended period of our best behavior?
Well, according to the mayor, until a vaccine is available for everyone, it'll be that long.
Holy crap.
So, it's present.
Now, I'm sure that he...
I didn't see his Facebook Live.
I can't access Facebook anywhere from my networks.
But I'm sure that the mayor offered the two solutions.
But no, the reporter standing on 6th Street with nothing going on, but he has a mask on.
That's why he said, oh, no, no, it's just going to be the 35 days.
That's what we're looking at.
And then the lessons learned period.
Oh, yeah.
Lessons learned.
So, I'm going to give you the conclusion, and then I want to go back as to why this is all bogus, because what is coming...
This guy's got to go.
I understand, and this is...
We're not the only place.
This is happening all over the country now.
This mandatory mask is coming back.
And Fauci did an interview...
I think it was...
I don't know if it was CBS or not.
And I'm just going to pull this one clip out of order.
It's only a minute.
So they're talking about the vaccine and the entire scam of that we'll get to later.
But listen to what he's talking about when it comes to herd immunity.
And bear in mind the whole concept of masks.
Right now we're being taught.
This is an obedience class.
That's the wordage they're using.
A total 35-day shutdown and then a lessons learned period.
Lessons learned.
And that does not end until the vaccine comes.
So listen to what Fauci says about what we need for the vaccine to be effective.
I doubt seriously that any vaccine will ever be 100% protected.
The best we've ever done is measles, which is 97 to 98% effective.
If only, say, 70-75% of Americans are willing to get the vaccine, and it's only, say, I think you just said 70-75% effective, is that going to get us to herd immunity?
Unlikely, and that's one of the reasons why we have to make sure we engage the community as we're doing now.
To get community people to help us.
To help us lock people in, scare them, teach them a lesson, so that once we've taught them how to obey and listen to us, they will be willing to take the vaccine.
People to understand that we are doing everything we can to show that it's safe and that it's effective.
And it's for the good of them as individuals and in society to take the vaccine.
So we have a lot of work to do because, as you well know, we've spoken about this intensively in the past, there is a general anti-science, anti-authority, anti-vaccine feeling among some people in this country.
An alarmingly large percentage of people, relatively speaking.
To me, it's completely clear.
We need a couple things.
First of all, please realize that in Austin, Texas, orange is a dangerous color.
Orange!
Orange man bad.
Orange is bad here in Austin.
That's just a coincidence.
I don't know if there's anything behind it.
But it's clear this is to shut up the anti-authoritarian, anti-government, anti-vaccine people, i.e.
me.
I'm not anti-vaccine, but I won't take this one.
Nor will the Africans anymore, apparently.
They don't want to be in any more trials.
They're not Africans.
And so this is just leading up to a shaming, forceful, legal, ultimately, precedent, which will flow right through to vaccinations.
And it's, you know, I'm sure they can't really force, you know, it's just, you can't.
We've gone through the legal case, etc.
But they can make your life, yeah, don't you remember we looked at the law and how they interpreted the law?
They could change the law.
They could change the law.
And that's what's happening.
That is exactly what's happening.
Okay, I have two long clips that apply to this.
Okay, because I have some more stuff here.
Let me do a filler.
This guy is Scott Atlas.
He's at the Hoover Institution, and he is a public policy expert in health matters, specifically.
He discusses in a long interview, he discusses how public policy and listening to experts are two different things.
The experts give you some...
And then you do public policy based on what's important for the public at large, not just because some expert told you to do it.
And he goes on and on about it.
But I have two clips from him, and one of them is kind of interesting because, as you heard in the last clip, all the science, the science, oh, you've got to lock down the science.
It's all about the science.
And let's just listen to the science, for example, on spacing.
The science behind six-foot spacing...
It's embarrassingly weak.
And one underscore to that is that the WHO itself recommends three feet.
Many countries in the world use three feet.
Some countries use 1.5 meters.
These are obviously arbitrary pseudoscience kind of concepts.
And, okay, one of the studies that was done to necessitate masks in certain distances is they put two hamsters in cages.
Both of them, one of them had a mask on, one didn't, and they blew with a fan micro droplets at them from certain distances.
This is not the same thing as an infectious agent causing an infection.
Point number two, though, we know that 98, 99% of people that get the virus have no serious problem with the infection.
Repeat that percentage.
I thought it was at least half.
Half are asymptomatic.
Half are asymptomatic, and 98 or 99% have no serious illness.
So you might feel as though you have a cold.
Or you have the flu or it's a bad flu and you stay home.
That doesn't mean that you're not going to go to the hospital.
You're not going to die.
And frankly, if you feel that it's risky to go into a restaurant, then don't go.
If you're 75 and a diabetic with heart disease and obese and you're a high-risk person and you don't feel safe going into a restaurant, then don't go.
No one's mandating anyone goes.
But to set up a law or restriction that is based on very, very weak science at best and to say, okay, you must operate that way.
You can't open your restaurant.
Peter, 70% or 80% occupancy is meeting costs in Manhattan and in most places for restaurants.
You can't have a functional business like that, and no one wants to even go in under those circumstances.
The science is really not science.
It's a fear-based business.
And sort of cherry picking of certain studies.
It's very poor analysis.
As I say many times, a lot of smart people are doing a lot of sloppy thinking.
I'll add to that, because I learned it from the dog, that the Netherlands, who have the one and a half meter society, that's their slogan now, which has been put into actual law, Was based on an airplane where one person had the virus and they looked how far out people around that person got the virus and that was about a meter and a half and they said, okay, that's it.
That was their scientific method.
Yeah, this idea of science, science, science, science, science, which is what these guys keep promoting.
Oh, science, science, science.
It's like bullcrap.
This is no science.
Okay, if I may then add to this.
You may have seen this.
This is a Stanford professor, Professor Levitt, Nobel Prize winner for science, actual science.
he's on a video call with the Nobel, you know, group, or at least that's the logo on this, uh, on this call.
And listen to what he has to say about scientists and how science has handled itself and how it has been handled.
People are insisting on referee reports, No one wants to share anything.
The scientists are more panicked and scared of reality than anybody else.
Auguste organizations like Lindau, the Royal Society, the National Academy of Science have been totally signed.
I am really disappointed.
This has got nothing to do with the politics.
As a group, scientists have failed the younger generation.
There should have been a committee formed either by the Nobel Foundation, by Lindau, by the Royal Society, the National Academy, in the middle of February, when this was coming down the road, and we should have discussed this.
Instead, we let economics and politics dedicate the science.
And for me, the worst opposition I got was from very, very prominent scientists who were so scared that the non-scientists would break quarantine and infect them.
There was total panic.
And the fact is that almost all the science we were hearing, for example, from organizations like the World Health Organization, was wrong.
We had Facebook censoring the World Health Organization, country views.
This has been a disgraceful situation for science, and I have nothing to do.
We should have been talking with each other.
Reports were released openly, shared by email, and all I got back was abuse.
And you're going to see that everything I said...
In that first six weeks was actually true, and for political reasons, we as scientists let our views be corrupted.
The data had very clear things to say.
Nobody said to me, let me check your numbers.
They all just said, stop talking like that.
Stop talking like that.
Exactly.
Exactly.
Yeah, there's no science here.
This is bullcrap.
And this, of course, this is the way it's been going since the global warming scare and fear-mongering.
I do have one more clip from Atlas, which also applies to this because it was also mentioned by Adler about the schools and maybe they should reopen.
This guy has some commentary on the school shutdowns insofar as public policy is concerned, and this is quite good.
The serious child abuse issue.
Emergency room visits are up 35% during the lockdown.
Now, let me tell you what that means.
This is very important.
Somebody who brings in their child to the emergency room That's not because they smacked them around and gave them a black eye.
I'm saying this with sadness.
These emergency room visits are for children who the parents think they might have killed them.
They're unresponsive.
They have multiple broken bones.
These are the most serious 35% increase in child abuse, and that's directly due to the lockdown, and I'll explain why.
Because when you lose your job, The correlation of amount of child abuse found in a home is directly correlated for lower socioeconomic group, unemployment, alcohol abuse.
This is markedly increasing during the lockdown when we know that almost half of people making $40,000 a year or less lost their jobs.
By far more than people like you and I. And so when these people have children and the schools are closed and there's a tremendous amount of Stress in the household.
We know that the emergency room visits are going way up.
And that's only part A. Part B is that, do you know where the number one place that child abuse is noticed by an outside person?
The school.
You close the schools.
You have no visibility on the overwhelming majority of child abuse.
So this is creating a really catastrophic, sad, and horrible Simply unspoken harm to the children.
You realize, by the way, I didn't mention in the article, that when children go to school, that's the number one place where people with children with need glasses are detected.
Children that need hearing aids.
The school lunch program, for some kids, it's the best meal they get all day.
Exactly.
When you shut schools...
And there's no risk to the children.
Again, there's zero risk to the children.
You are directly harming children.
I don't understand how people who claim to be so focused on children, teachers, teachers' unions, I think it's really outrageous.
This will go down as the most heinous misapplication of public policy in modern America.
And I predict that it will never truly be reported properly, but that this heinous policy, etc., that will go down in history, is based on fraud.
And I have...
And remember, I really could not clip the Austin City Council meeting.
However, big props to Sir Ducifer, who he's also he's the news director at InfoWars.
I think he broke this story.
This is a recording of the Collin County, Texas, May 18th City Council meeting in which very clearly and succinctly is discussed how testing numbers are counted.
What qualifies as a case?
in the state of Texas.
So this is May 18th, surge time.
Surge time when this came out.
The state of Texas DSHS has informed public health departments that they have adopted a revised definition for COVID-19 probable cases.
So for confirmed case, it stays the same.
You still just need PCR. But now they've added a probable case definition.
So that still gets counted towards the case count.
It's different.
It's not confirmed.
It's probable, but it's still a case.
So at the end of this definition, there are 15 different options on how you could be classified as a probable case.
Based on this diagram and what they report, there's a total of 17 cases now.
One is still only confirmed because that was that original index case who then had all these contacts underneath in orange.
And all the rest of them became probable, but they are still considered a case.
It has the potential to be a very significant event for us here in Texas and here in Collin County as the state now has elected to adopt this new probable definition.
So there's your reason for the surge numbers.
All they report is cases.
One person's confirmed.
The 15 other people they were in contact with are on the case list even though they have not even been tested.
That's what's going on here.
That's fraud.
At best.
How does this happen in Texas, which is supposedly largely a red state?
This is the medical system, John.
This is the medical system which is tight and controlled.
Here, an email from one of our producers.
My brother's friend was supposed to take a COVID test, overslept and missed it.
A few days later, he got a test result in the mail saying he was positive.
Okay, so that's always fun to know.
What?
Oh yeah, this stuff is happening.
This is another one of our producers, all of them anonymous.
I find this article...
I work for a national print mail company.
I'm the supervisor of the distribution center.
I'm not going to tell you where.
For the past month, we've been shipping COVID tests to individuals for a large diagnostic company.
These are at-home tests that are being shipped out for the last month.
This week, we're expecting to send a total of 50,000 tests directly to the patient.
We are one of three facilities within my company that are doing this exact job.
So why are we even doing drive-through testing?
Who knows if these are any good?
Are these even sanctioned?
No one says we can have them, yet they're being sent out by someone.
Sir Daniel, who's a Spanish medical interpreter, says, I make friends at work because it's easy to get good info.
Very smart, Sir Daniel.
One of the ladies doing callbacks for positive COVID tests told me today it's mostly 30-something-year-olds who are asymptomatic and got tested because it was free.
I asked if it's like more than half or what kind of numbers she would say.
I said, well, more than half are asymptomatic.
Also, the people who do have the Rona have been the elderly population complaining of not much worse than a runny nose.
Then we have, coming out of the woodworks, senior executive of a Texas emergency room chain.
And he posted this publicly on Twitter.
And this has been picked up by the Gateway Pundit.
Let me just tell you what he says.
Where are we?
Oh, crap.
I've lost my spot here.
This is mainly about the hospital ICUs.
And I have actually a clip to go with this.
What we're hearing now is we have an increase.
So yes, deaths are not following the cases, even though these cases are super inflated, because we now know there could be a factor of 15 of contact traces that are added to this cases list.
And even this, I mean, I don't know.
Is that really true?
Is that what they're doing?
I saw the document.
They showed it in the city council meeting.
I presume that's what's happening.
But then we have the deaths.
Well, there are more people dying.
I mean, it's not like last month and it's increasing.
It's not exactly like the beginning where the deaths were following the cases, but there are people dying and it's more than last month.
Well, there's an explanation for that.
Hospitals on healthcare workers, paramedics and doctors and nurses.
It's really taking a toll on the nation and the healthcare system in general.
Especially, you know, with the increased number of hospitalizations and cases, it puts a strain during July, which is a very important time of year because we tend to see more deaths in the month of July because of the new healthcare professionals that are entering the residency program.
So, we've got a lot to do.
It comes down to simple measures.
Wait a minute.
Wait, wait, wait.
Stop, stop, stop.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
You're about to make something really important about masks.
But what did you tell me?
You just said that in the month of July you see death rates increase because you've got new students or medical professionals coming online?
Sure.
So, yes.
July is when...
Yes.
So, it's not so much that that's the fact.
But, you know, this is a medical professional going, yeah, sure.
It's not like she's horrified.
Matter of fact.
Yeah, sure.
Students or medical professionals coming online?
Sure.
So, yes, July is typically the month where we have doctors, they graduate medical school and they enter residency.
So sometimes we tend to see increase in the rate of medical errors and deaths.
That's just something that, you know, is well known in the medical field.
So that just goes to show you we have the burning of this.
Isn't that incredible to hear that?
You get clip of the day.
You picked it up.
Oh, I finally did it.
Yes, and it works.
Woohoo!
Yeah!
Clip of the day.
That was a phenomenal clip.
But even NPR is reporting.
Scientists warned CDC testing data could create misleading picture of pandemic.
And that is, yes, I know.
Well, that's kind of against everybody else saying, oh, the numbers are, the latest big, this happened, this is the second round of this, by the way, the surge.
This is not a surge in deaths or a surge in cases.
It's a surge in telling people that everything's underreported.
Yes, that's exactly what it is.
Now, this is a report from South Carolina, and I have it because this reporter, it was a very weird report.
He's on the street, he's doing this report, he's kind of reading off the numbers, and that just kind of leaves you thinking like, wow, that's high numbers, whatever.
It's very confusing.
And then for some reason, the report continues and it kind of unfolds with like an on-the-spot debunking, but I don't even know if he realizes it.
So South Carolina, but it's the same happening here in Texas.
We have now medical doctors, CEOs of medical systems saying that this is what's happening.
But first listen to how it's reported and what people in South Carolina saw on their local television news.
These numbers may not mean or look like what they've seen.
If you know what, this has already thrown me off, by the way.
As of today, 94.7% of hospital beds in Anderson County are currently in use.
Anderson is followed by Lexington County in second place at 88.2% and Sumter County in third at 87.6%.
It is important to note that according to AnMet Hospital, these numbers are based on staffed bed counts, not total capacity.
AnMet is currently only in Phase 1 of COVID response, meaning that if AnMet needed to increase available beds and move to Phase 2, it easily could.
So, you know, unless you've been with your head inside this shit like I've been, you have no idea what he's saying, but I heard some high numbers.
Now, the report continues with a quote from the guy, the doctor from the hospital.
So it appears that 90% of the hospital or of the beds that's possibly available for COVID patients is occupied.
Well, that's actually not accurate.
What it means is the current phase that the hospital is in has a 90% occupancy for that particular phase.
According to NMED Hospital, COVID-19 patients only make up about 6% of all current patients.
NMED released this statement at WYFF News 4 regarding the numbers, saying in part, When our census drops significantly at the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, we appropriately reduce the number of staff beds we report.
The fact that our occupancy is high means we are doing a good job of matching our resources to the level of demand during this crisis.
Of course, you just heard McMaster mention how we need and want more people to start wearing masks and social distancing here in South Carolina.
The people of Anderson County reiterating that same idea.
So what has happened now is they've allocated X amount of their beds and resources all the way up and down the line to COVID. It's not the full hospital like it was before, or only COVID. So now they have between 80 and certainly 90 and 100% occupancy.
That's how you run the business.
You've got to be at least 85 to hopefully more profitable.
Yeah, of course.
Of course.
Why do you think they're doing away on the airlines with the middle seat spacing?
Buy?
No.
No, they're doing it full on.
Well, the key number there is that 6% of the total was COVID. Yes, it's COVID. 6%.
That's a small number.
Allocate X number of bets for the COVID people.
Hey, it's 100% capacity of the six.
And these numbers are being used, abused, to shut us down in Austin.
And I'm not having it this time.
I'm not having it.
This is really messed up.
And it seems like pretty much everyone...
Now, I look at the city council.
They're idiots.
They're not reading anything.
God knows what they're into.
But they're not...
They can't be serious, really.
But Adler, he just sits there.
Whatever this guy was, I've got to find out who that was, who showed up for 10 minutes and gave the options.
Now, he's clearly the heat-seeking missile.
And now we're being threatened with 35-day complete lockdown, which will...
I mean, that's terrorists, man.
You know what terrorists do?
They blow something up, and then when the ambulance comes, they blow up some more bombs.
So we can get rid of you, too.
Yeah, they blow up the ambulance.
Yeah.
These are terrorist tactics.
We're in tatters here in our hospitality sector.
This is interesting.
I'm finding this quite amusing coming from you.
What do you mean?
Well, Texas was so ahead of everybody else, and you were kind of, except for your locals there in Austin, everything was going swimmingly.
And then somehow it all turned south.
And now you're being threatened with 35-day actual lockdown.
We don't even have that threat here in California.
I know.
It's to teach us a lesson.
Lessons learned is what we need here.
Who's teaching you the lesson?
They.
They?
Who's they?
The Illuminati.
No.
Maybe we can boil it down to a couple of different things.
And I'm just going to go back to Fauci for a sec.
The vaccine business...
It's a little different this time around.
And that will be evidenced by some news that came out today that is about a therapeutic, not a vaccine.
But listen to what he says, how this is arranged with the vaccine companies this time around.
So if this were normal, business as usual, no emergency.
Companies would not make investments in the next step until they were sure of the previous step.
They wouldn't be manufacturing doses unless they knew the vaccine would work.
What's happened now with major investments on the part of the federal government...
That when these products reach a certain point, phase two, early phase three, you're going to push the button and already start manufacturing.
I just want to try to just distill that for a second before he continues.
So unlike any other time, this vaccine has been pre-funded for distribution levels by the federal government.
The money is already in.
They've got the majority of what they needed.
The numbers are astronomical and we paid for it.
Phase three, you're going to push the button and already start manufacturing, which means that if you prove that it's effective or not, but let's assume it is, and it's December or January, by that time you will already have a lot of doses to distribute.
In fact, Several of the companies, and I can't vouch for them, but they're saying it with confidence, several of the companies are saying that by the beginning of 2020 into 2021, they will have hundreds of millions of doses, and after a year or so, even as many as a billion doses.
So if that's true, and we'll take them on their word, then you and I and others could have a vaccine that we might be able to take in December or January or February.
So that's your market right there.
And it's pre-funded.
It's good to go.
The stock will be ready.
And there's an entire system for getting this into people's bodies.
And there's a lot of money.
And they're all raring to go.
And we learned today...
This was from The Guardian.
Kind of a pissed off article.
It's The Guardian.
U.S. secures world stock of key COVID-19 drug remdesivir.
Remdesivir is what has replaced...
Hydroxychloroquine as the preferred in the public eye.
And only for end of life.
End of life, yes.
And it only costs $3,120 for the typical patient.
And here we are.
The United States has bought up virtually all the stocks for the next three months of remdesivir.
We're talking half a million doses.
So, you know, money is flowing, people.
There's a lot at stake here.
No one gives a crap about your health.
Otherwise, they might tell you, hey, you know, here's what you can do.
Or the Trump economy.
Which, unbelievably, seems to be coming back with a nine-car Zephyr.
Which is like, contradicts everything we were being told.
So take all of this data together.
This is a scam.
This is an absolute scam.
And it's working so well that we have the backyard cocktail Friday evening.
I'm getting ready for it.
I have my mug.
It actually says, it's not world's best dad, it's best dad ever.
Best dad?
It'll do.
It's a white mug.
Close enough.
So I email my buddy with some bullcrap excuse about something else.
And he replies back, I said, oh, by the way, I heard we were asked to bring our own glass.
You know I'm a hugger, man, so what's the protocol?
And he replies, we are full hazmat suit here.
Right?
So we're going to be sitting in the backyard with masks on, with my mug, and six feet apart from each other, I guess.
Dumb.
I appreciate the invite, man.
Who knows?
I may learn something.
Maybe it'll be delightful.
You never know.
But yeah, there's something really weird going on, and it has to be the power of the pharmaceutical industry.
We know that television news cannot cover what we just did, and we know why.
In fact, last night...
I hope people appreciate that, by the way.
Dr.
Mark Siegel, who is not my favorite doctor, he always appears on Tucker Carlson.
Now, Tucker Carlson has no advertisers.
He's got MyPillow.com.
Yeah.
That's it.
He's got MyPillow.com, the local car ads, and that's it.
And Mark Siegel comes on the doctor, and he says, this is bullcrap.
He says, this testing, there's such a small percentage of anything that's really concerning the actual death rate.
And we're at zero, across the country, 0.0001% death rate.
This is not the scary thing that it's made out to be.
And the science is there.
The science is everywhere except in the mainstream.
There's some other kind of science that is being presented to us.
But there's lots...
I mean, everyone's seen it.
Everyone's seen the YouTube videos.
You've heard it.
It's all over the place.
And the only thing I can hope is that...
Enough people are just going to say, no, screw this.
There you go again, Mr.
Optimist.
I know.
I know in general it's going to be after 35 days, people are going to come out, they're all hunkered over, they're weak, they're white, and it's, please give me the vaccine, Dr.
Bill.
They'll be so ready for it.
They'll be spanked, spanked down into submission.
Anyway, all of this is in the show notes at nashownotes.com and I would also like to welcome who is doing a concert on Friday evening here.
A small place.
Two and a half thousand tickets will be able to be sold.
He's found a loophole and Vanilla Ice will be performing in Austin, Texas at the Throwback Beach Party.
And I could not be happier.
I think.
Badass.
You go, Ice.
You go, man.
Just stick it to the man.
And otherwise, you know, the people don't care yet, John.
They haven't figured it out.
Of course, there are people, you know, like our friends where we're going to sit in the backyard in the corner.
But the young people, they're so over.
They don't care.
They do not care.
They just don't.
Well...
But they will if they get locked down for 35 days again.
Are they going to get locked?
Well, that's...
I don't believe that...
Of all places, Texas.
Locking people down for 35 days just doesn't make any sense to me.
I will not.
I mean, here, you know, we ought to wear a mask.
Wear a mask!
Wear a mask!
Everyone's making the mask.
It's a big symbolic deal.
Yeah.
Well, no, it's not just a symbolic deal anymore.
In fact, do I have a mask and muzzles?
Yes.
It's become the issue.
And this, I might point out, is not an issue in most other countries.
They're not arguing about this in the Netherlands.
They're not arguing about this in France.
They're not arguing about masks.
It's only here.
Because everything...
Everything right now is politicized.
And that's because that's where the money is.
The money right now is an election year.
year, it's politics.
But you must leave your mask on.
You must leave your mask on.
You must leave your mask on.
Sir Chris Wilson is back, of course.
Here is part of how we're selling it to you.
I believe this is Pennsylvania, and this is your favorite health professional.
Breaking news right now at 6.
Face coverings are now mandatory at all public spaces in Pennsylvania.
State Health Secretary Dr.
Rachel Levine signed that order just this afternoon.
The Wolf administration says it takes the mask requirement, quote, a step further.
This includes all businesses, health care settings, and outdoor public spaces where you can't stay six feet away from strangers.
Dr.
Levine said, quote, while cases increase in some areas, we cannot become complacent.
My mask protects you and your mask protects me.
Wearing a mask shows you care about others and that you are committed to protecting the lives of those around you.
This is Cuomo language.
Every mayor is now using this.
It shows you respect me.
This is, I mean, it's...
It's really gone pretty nutty.
It's gone crazy!
Oh, this is cool.
One of our producers works at the N-Oregon public health hotline where people can call in if there's an issue.
I guess it's kind of like a 911 for Karens.
This is what our producer said he or she receives about 15 of a day.
Josh, I'm sure you would like to talk to this lady because she's very pleasant.
I think this was the forward from one professional to the next.
This one's been going around, apparently.
Well, trying to get a hold of anyone in this office is just ridiculous.
Yes, I have some questions about town.
Are people and businesses in Grants Pass supposed to wear masks?
Because they're not wearing masks over at the little subway place up north of town.
You got a kid drawing your drink and he's giving it because he can't wear a mask.
I mean, aren't restaurant workers supposed to wear masks?
And why isn't the guy up there at...
The little pantry up north of town right before you get on the freeway.
Why isn't he wearing a mask when he's working while he's coughing?
Are masks required of people who work?
Because maybe you better get out and do your goddamn job.
You can see why this one gets passed around.
And then there's no one going out to do anything.
It's all a farce.
It's a farce.
We need to stop this insanity.
It's crazy.
I can't get over how nuts it is.
It truly is.
And we've got the Tedros, the World Health Organization, his quote of the week, the worst is yet to come.
Oh yeah, the worst is yet to come.
The worst is yet to come.
Let me see, I got some others.
Whatever happened to that big surge that was supposed to take place in the middle of April?
Yeah, yeah.
Well, they had this ship.
They moved two giant ships, army hospital ships.
One of them was moved to New York Harbor.
Got 15 people.
And it stayed through this giant surge that never happened.
Here's what I don't understand.
Now the worst is yet to come?
This is like waiting for a good dough.
Why, when you had thousands of people in nursing homes dying...
Why were those people not put on the empty COVID-appropriate ships?
I don't know.
How hard is that called?
Those people were murdered by Como.
Oh, now you're doing like a Trump bit.
That's pretty good.
I like that.
I'm not the only one who said this.
No, I'm in total agreement.
We've looked at all the documents.
And I am sure, I am sure that there will not be any type of Hollywood celebrity funeral for Carl Reiner.
I mean, I'm very sorry, loved by many.
He produced a total tard as a son.
But we're not going to break our vows and our laws and go have a funeral, star-studded, are we?
We better not.
This has got to be the biggest moment of mixed feelings because everybody wants to show up for this and then you can't show up for it.
They're going to have to do some virtual thing.
That which we can all capture.
That'd be great.
Yeah.
No.
It'd suck.
Those things always suck.
It's no good.
But this is happening around the world.
This politicization.
And it's laws.
So in the Netherlands, nothing's about masks.
No laws about masks.
No.
But they've codified into law.
Not just law for a little bit.
No, no.
Permanent.
We are a meter and a half society.
The only half of me to match pay.
That's a permanent law now.
What does that even mean?
It's control, man.
Just whatever.
People can't kiss each other anymore?
You can't have a hug?
No, I guess not.
I don't know.
It's crazy.
And people are protesting.
And what happens?
They protest.
They get their heads beaten in.
I mean, the whole thing is, it's just for different reasons, but it's still the same thing is taking place.
The same thing is taking place.
Well, my favorite is that we have these stories like this one that comes up on...
I got this this morning.
U.S. COVID-19 deaths likely higher than reported.
U.S. study.
Number of Americans who died from COVID is likely significantly higher than the official count.
Now, every report we've ever isolated is that they're over-counting because they get more money from the government and insurance companies.
But why?
And that's all you get.
You never get any contrary reports.
So how do you get this?
How does this happen?
Why do you get this misreporting, underreporting?
It makes no sense.
But this is the thing that's going on.
Fauci just said it again himself.
And it's apparently something coming out of Yale had some, oh, it's probably much worse than it seems.
Yeah, I mean, I'm flabbergasted.
We've isolated what it is we can't isolate, except to get rid of Trump.
Yes, that's the only thing that matters.
Right now, that is what matters.
The only money in the game is pharmaceutical and political.
There's got to be a lot of money flowing still for politics.
I mean, there's...
Oh, man, I really love that...
Oh, that Trump hate ad.
Let me see.
Oh, yes.
From the Republican Lincoln Project, guys.
Yeah, from the Lincoln Project.
Yeah, it's Rick Wilson and the boys.
But that's also Bill Kristol, correct?
Yeah, Bill Kristol, all the neocons.
No, they're warmongers.
They're warmongers.
And...
What's his name?
The presidential candidate from Utah, Romney.
He's in that group, I think.
So these are so-called Republicans, the Lincoln Project, and they are doing everything to get rid of Trump.
But really, all I hear in this message is that they want to continue.
You have to understand, this came out and we're in the middle of negotiations with the Taliban to leave Afghanistan.
And all of a sudden we get this story from the New York Times that is now put into scary music and visuals by this Lincoln Project group.
In the last year, flag-draped coffins have returned from Afghanistan.
Now we know Vladimir Putin pays a bounty for the murder of American soldiers.
Donald Trump knows too, and does nothing.
Putin pays the Taliban cash to slaughter our men and women in uniform.
And Trump is silent, weak, controlled.
Instead of condemnation, he insists Russia be treated as our equal.
Instead of retaliation, he invites Putin to America.
When Trump tells you he stands by the troops, he's right.
Just not our troops.
Oh, God.
The Lincoln Project is responsible for the content of this advertising.
What a piece of shit that is.
I only hear war talk.
It's like, we gotta, like, we gotta go to war with Russia.
They're a bunch of neocons.
They want to have wars.
Oh, my goodness.
That's really crazy.
Yeah, people should be.
They're sick, sick individuals.
Meanwhile, Scott Adams has a kind of a counter to all this.
Yes, I'm glad you followed this.
The Keeper was telling me about it, and then I saw your clips, and I never listened to them, but I'm like, oh, good.
So I'm going to learn.
I got this as short as I could because he's a long-winded guy.
Yeah.
But he starts off at the beginning of this a couple days ago.
He starts off with this.
This is the Scott Adams hunted one.
All right.
So that sort of tells you where we are.
I tweeted this morning provocatively, and I know that's why some of you are here.
That if Joe Biden gets elected, that there's a good chance you'll be dead within a year.
Do you recognize that technique?
What does that sound like?
Who are you reminded of?
What persuasion does it remind you of when I say that if Biden is elected, there's a good chance you'll be dead within a year?
Does it sound familiar?
It should sound familiar.
It's AOC's play about climate change.
Some of you got it in the comments.
Okay.
Now, so he starts with that, but he's not really done with this idea.
And he's actually taking it a little more serious than you'd think.
Because it's working.
He's got traction.
Something's going on with it.
A lot of people are talking about it.
Now, this is where it goes.
He just says you're going to be dead in here.
But now, here's where he's actually...
I think he's serious, too.
This is hunted too.
So under a Biden presidency, some things that you could be sure would happen would be that the protests would get out of control and the police would be taken off the field.
Now, if you take the police off the field, what stops the protests?
Nothing.
Nothing.
It just gets worse.
But more importantly, I think that the Republicans and the people who had ever supported Trump, and I would be on that list, I believe that we will be hunted.
I think that we'll be hunted.
Now, if you don't think that, remember the story I just told.
So Carson Griffith lost her job, as she tells the story, entirely because somebody imagined that she was a Trump supporter when, in fact, she had one tweet long before he ran for president.
That's it.
Long before he ran for president and some other social media thing that was sort of ambiguous, I forget.
And that was enough for her to lose her job.
She lost her job over the suggestion that she might possibly be a little bit friendly to Trump.
So he's already...
This is about halfway through his bit, but he already started...
He makes a good point.
I like it.
This is very good.
Well, he finishes off here in the final clip, but let me just set that up by saying, first he says you'll be dead, and then when he says hunted, he never associates that again, but it's in the back of your mind that you're not only going to be hunted, but you're going to be hunted and killed.
Well, there's also...
Wasn't it the controversial Netflix movie where people were hunting conservatives?
And it got canceled and then they brought it back.
And I think it got released sometime during the lockdown.
I think it was called The Hunted.
They were hunting down Republicans.
So there's that element.
Here we go with his final comment.
So here are some things that signal what would happen under a Biden presidency.
Today you can't go in public wearing a Trump hat without getting your ass kicked.
Would you agree?
If you can't even wear a hat or announce that you're a Republican in a lot of places because it won't be safe, you'll lose your job, you could be the threat of physical violence, you know, there's already no freedom for part of the people in this country.
So I do think there's not a risk, it's almost a guarantee that if Biden gets elected, Republicans will be hunted.
Now, when I say hunted, I mean identities will be surfaced so that people will lose their jobs and stuff like that.
Not necessarily just physically with guns.
But I think that's...
I think the odds of a shooting civil war if Biden gets elected are 20%.
Maybe 20%.
The odds of you being hunted one way or another as a Republican, if you are a Republican, I would say are closer to 80%.
80% chance that you would be victimized under the new regime.
Wow.
Now he makes a darn good point there, doesn't he?
I really...
Yeah, because, I mean, you know, it's like...
We're just smart old guys, you know, so I'm not going to walk outside with a MAGA hat, because I know you get your ass kicked, but you kind of don't think about how absurd that is.
How absurd it really is.
Yeah.
And how far we've come.
That's a very good point.
But I disagree a little, well, I'd like to add to that.
That this is part of something bigger.
And his example was the woman who got fired.
And so he feels that's an extreme example.
What's happening now, and I got a very thoughtful mail from Tom Starkweather, our producer in Manhattan in New York City.
Yeah, our Manhattan guy.
Our man in Manhattan.
Our man in Madhattan.
And he's been there with his lovely girlfriend, Alexandra, and it hasn't been easy for them.
They're in the apartment, and just imagine what that's like in New York.
But he's a photographer.
He's a licensed journalist, I tell you.
He has credentials.
So he's a photojournalist, but he has no gig for this.
So whenever there's a protest, and now there's some kind of autonomous zone they're trying to set up in New York.
So he went down to photograph.
And he got harassed.
No photos!
No pictures!
Go away!
I'm just trying to document this.
You need to ask permission!
Well, no, but you're out here in open public space and that's totally appropriate.
No!
You have to get more creative as a journalist.
You can't just do that.
And so he got into a conversation with someone who was there, who I think he knows, I'm not quite sure, it was on Twitter, and it was a long thread, and the guy was, you know, kind of saying this, like, it's not appropriate, you can't do that.
There's all kinds of AI, and we can get recognized, you know, basically saying, we're deathly afraid, we have these masks, but we know that they don't really protect us from being recognized and being hauled, you know, By the law, because you broke the law and there's photographic evidence.
And now they're shaming and forcefully telling people that, you know, you cannot have any journalism.
You know, Nick the Rat jumped in on this thread.
That was the best part.
Nick the Rat's post says, oh, okay, so corporations who have cameras all over on every corner looking at you is okay, but you don't want some individual doing it.
It's completely nuts.
They are afraid.
And this...
It's evidence that it cuts both ways.
Yes, people who are MAGA Trump supporters will be hunted, whether real or as a metaphor.
of losing your job, a good job, because of any involvement in any type of politics is also bad for the other side.
You probably saw this TikTok, or maybe it went viral during Black Lives Matter.
This is a Harvard grad, and she's a Deloitte and Touche employee, and this is what she posted on TikTok during the Black Lives Matter protests.
The next person who has the sheer nerve to say all lives matter, I'm going to stab you.
I'm going to show you my paper cut and say my cut matters too.
Okay, so I'm going to stab you.
And she had a number of these things.
And here's the follow-up.
I know this is what Trump supporters wanted because standing out for Black Lives Matter put me in a place online to be seen by millions of people.
The job that I had worked really hard to get.
It meant a lot to me.
Just called me and fired me because of everything.
I don't know if everyone's seen, but it's been circulating a lot.
My Black Lives Matter TikToks were picked up by conservatives and spread and shared, and people were demanding that I be fired, which I just got.
My job that I worked really hard for.
Of course, schadenfreude is beautiful, but children, stop it!
On all sides, children, stop it!
Tears can only come for everybody.
No one's going to win.
By the way, those tears were violence.
I have a clip that you...
Tears are violence?
What?
Oh, you didn't know this?
No, help.
So I went to the Blocked and Reported website, web podcast, and there was a woman on there who had an early experience with the white fragility chick.
Hold on, hold on.
What is the Blocked and Reported website?
We've talked about it.
This is Katie Hodgkins, or whatever her name is.
It's the Blocked and Reported.
These are the guys that are tracking...
The social cancellation, you know, being canceled.
Oh, canceled.
Okay.
We've talked about this podcast.
I've had clips before.
Yes, I recall now.
Okay, I got you.
So she's got this woman on who was an early company.
I'm already giddy.
I can't help it.
The woman comes.
I don't believe me.
I could have played an hour, but I just got the one clip.
I'll summarize most of it.
She was part of a theater group that was doing a black play, and apparently the N-word was in the play, but it was because it was a sensitive audience.
Somebody dropped it out, and some stage guy, stage manager in the back on a mic says, what are we supposed to say?
And they used the word right there on the spot.
And it brought the place into a tizzy because somebody said the word.
And so they had to bring this woman in who was doing these gigs where she comes in and lectures you about how you're insensitive.
And that's where the little bombshell happens at the end of this report.
You can play it.
What happened to lead to your introduction to Robin DiAngelo?
Robin DiAngelo was brought on board at the company as a racial sensitivity consultant after we had an incident regarding the N-word.
It got really, really heated.
There was some publicity about it even in the local press.
And one of my organization's immediate responses about the whole thing was that we were going to start it on this EDI journey.
And EDI. That stands for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion.
Can you give me a little bit more detail about the incident?
So was this, did someone call someone else the N-word?
Was it like that or was it more like a sort of microaggression?
Well, that would have been really awful, right?
If someone called someone the N-word, it was not that.
It was a stagehand was on, was like mic'd into like the backstage mic'd system.
And the stagehand asked a question.
This is purportedly what happened.
Like, I wasn't there.
This is the story.
Is that the stagehand asked a question about what they had just heard in the script being spoken online.
The play at the time that was being performed was like a mostly black cast.
It was a play about the African-American experience in this neighborhood in New York City.
And I guess there's like a pause in the script where the character sort of implies a word that's not said.
And the stagehand basically asked into the mic, did she just say the N-word?
But the stagehand said the N-word.
And it got out that that was said because there was like an intercom system.
And so the cast heard the N-word being said.
And then all hell broke loose.
There was accusations that the company didn't initially handle it correctly, that there was some apology from the stagehand to the cast for saying the word out loud, that the apology wasn't enough, or they had issues with how that was handled.
And then there was a big all-staff meeting.
Held about it so that it could all be aired out in the open.
That staff meeting was unlike anything I had seen.
It was a fucking shit show, Katie.
Yeah, tell me about it.
Lots of crying.
White tears.
Definitely a lot of white tears.
But in our defense, we didn't have Robin yet telling us that white tears were violent.
So we just didn't know any better.
Clip of the day.
And the second edible had just kind of hit.
White tears are violence.
I'm writing it down.
I mean, just for myself.
Yeah.
Oh, my goodness.
And that is the D'Angelo.
That is the white fragility lady.
She's up in her game.
Impressive.
And what do you think an EDI sesh goes for?
That's got to be a 25K gig right there.
Absolutely.
All right, everybody.
Let's sit here.
Now, you have the talking stick.
How do you feel when you heard that word?
Oh, my God.
It's probably a really cool outfit.
Everybody's probably pretty respectful.
They're all creative.
You know, the nature of the play.
Then someone just makes a mistake and then have to bring in the equivalent of the feds almost.
Robin DiAngelo, he's like top-notch EDI. What was that?
Equity, diversity...
Inclusion.
Inclusion.
God, yi-yi-yi.
Inclusion, yes.
Wow!
I don't even know what to say, where to go from that.
I'm still kind of reeling from it.
That is, white tears are violence.
So if that's...
I mean, how can anything be straightened out in that organization?
If people are so upset they're crying and then they're accused of being insincere, I presume, because they're white, because of the color of their skin?
This is the most racist, crazy crap I've heard in a while.
It's unbelievable.
I mean, it's unbelievable.
I don't know how people can put up with it.
Have you ever...
Can you recall a time...
With crazy crap like this?
I guess it's not fair to ask.
Actually, I was thinking about this the other night, and I'm working on showing that this is not unusual.
An essay.
I feel an essay.
I don't know if it's going to be a...
Maybe.
But this sort of thing does happen.
And it's happened before, and there's some examples I have that I have to discuss or I have to think about more so I can be more concise.
But it's not the craziest thing.
It's nuts, but it's not completely nuts.
Well, it feels pretty nuts to me.
But all I do, and I get so many calls from people, and my buddy up in Dallas, Vic, he didn't know I had hearing aids.
He saw it on Rogan.
He's like, oh man, I think I need hearing aids.
And so we were chatting.
And he said, hey man, before we go, can I just ask you, this is all bull crap, right?
I said, what do you mean?
He said, well, I'm just, I mean, he's still back at the, he just discovered that influenza numbers kill a lot of people every year.
Yeah.
He's at that point.
He's at that point, which for us is three and a half months ago, a quarter ago.
But people are catching on.
I mean, we see increased numbers of people tuning in and listening and participating and they have family or they work in these industries and they see it, they identify it.
I don't know how big it is, but Certainly there's enough people to, I don't know, Probably not.
We're fucked.
Alright.
My optimism was trying to come through.
I know, it just keeps creeping in.
What did you take this morning?
I told you!
The second edible just hit, but that was with the white tears.
This violence is just, wow, I'm thrown for a loop.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in my coffee this morning, John C. Dvorak!
Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
Adam Kerr.
Also in the morning to all ships of sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and all the knights out there.
And in the morning to our trolls in the troll room.
Yes.
I think we have a pretty good group today.
Let me do a little troll count.
15-16.
That's about right.
That's an average Rona lockdown tally for trolls.
A troll tally, I tell you.
NoagendaStream.com is where you can hang out.
They're all saying hi, and some of them are.
But this is where you can listen to the show live, not just our show, 24-7.
The stream runs, and people are in the troll room, basically trolling the host or each other, but sometimes sharing some fun information.
And while you're in there, you can always ask Doug, He's known as at Sign Doug.
You can address him in many different ways.
You can ask him for an invite to No Agenda Social, and it will pop right up, and then you can go over there, which is our federated social media instance.
Are you laughing?
No, I was just clearing my throat.
Oh, awesome.
Yeah, that's noagendasocial.com.
That's where everybody hangs out.
I just realized, I never got a meet-up schedule from the back office.
Did you receive a copy?
No.
Huh.
She probably dropped the ball.
No, I'm more concerned.
Is she okay?
I just talked to her.
I talked to her late last night, and I think she just forgot to do it.
Oh, you were distracting her with your sexting.
Okay, I gotcha.
And, I'd like to say in the morning to the artist who brought us outstanding artwork for episode 1255, titled that was Mask is Love, and this was CZ137, who we know is a pro, and it seemed like there was some kind of heavy-on competition between...
Well, he was on his way.
He wasn't going to let that one out.
He had three...
Three pieces, yeah.
Three pieces that could have all been picked.
Yeah.
Now, this was the Coors Light sign, although it was COVID light, and it was a bikini, and the neon is very...
If I have any criticism, I thought that no agenda letters could have popped a little bit more.
Yeah.
The fonts.
But it was so good.
I think that was his artistic decision to drop them into the background because it was like the light was so bright that it was pushing them into the oblivion.
Oh, that's a good analysis.
Yeah, probably.
That's the only thing I can think of.
It's just a decision.
Yeah.
It probably wouldn't have worked as well with the bright No Agenda and our names.
Well, fantastic piece.
And I know there was competition.
I think Darren O'Neill had a number of pieces in there.
Just unbelievably good.
And if you'd like, you can take a look at all of them.
I mean, we have tens of thousands of submissions in there because there's so many artists who are doing this.
Part of our Value for Value Network, the stuff that you could...
Who was I talking with the other day?
You know, it's like, oh man, wouldn't you love to have a Rogan deal?
Oh, I was talking with Todd.
That's right.
Todd from Blueberry and Rob Greenlee.
And you know these guys.
I think Todd's a knight.
I think it is Sir Todd.
And these guys go back, way back in time with podcasting and, you know, they've been around forever and they have this show and they're doing the podcast academy and the awards and, you know, they asked me to come on and talk about it.
I'm like, Why don't we do a good award show?
All award shows suck.
Everything's political.
We've got the best comedians on podcasts.
We've got real talent that we can put together a kick-ass show and do something good for once.
Then I think I would support that.
And, of course, you have to call the awards the Currys.
Then I think it's fabulous.
And I'm all in.
I'm all in.
Now, why was I saying this?
I don't know.
You were on your site track because you're actually seriously thinking about the Currys.
It was not my idea.
It was offered to me.
I went, oh, hell yeah.
Forget the plaque.
Forget the statue.
I'm going for this.
There was some point to it.
You were talking about cesiums.
No, what I was saying.
So they were talking about Rogan.
Oh, man, that kind of deal.
I said, you know, The show we put together is done by thousands of producers, and there is no budget big enough that could get us.
I mean, we have five end-of-show mixes that are killer, killer, high-end entertainment knockoffs of real songs, done extremely well.
We have this artwork, multiple to choose from, and when we don't pick one of the artists, they're not all huffy and pissed off.
Could you imagine?
Right, which they would be.
Could you imagine if we were paying people and we said, okay, now we're going to pay you $5 to pitch.
It's not completely true what you said.
There's one who gets huffy and pissed off all the time.
But that's our boy.
You know, comic strip blogger is our boy.
That's part of the deal.
Another thing you can't get.
You're not going to get the shill artist who's going to actually help create content by being pissed off about stuff.
You've got to pay that guy.
So this is all unbelievably beautiful, what we have in this system.
I was trying to explain that to them.
I don't know if they...
I thought they were like, hey, I want $100 million.
No, that's what they...
Nobody understands the mechanism.
The mechanism's at this point too complex.
Except for old-timers, I think some people like Bryony, who does a similar, she does a Valley for Value, and she follows the show enough to know that what we've done is unique.
But it developed.
It wasn't something that happened overnight.
That's the other thing you can't do, which people don't get.
No, you don't just start and it happens.
I mean, podcasting is basically blogging that's much harder.
Because you need gear.
And you need time.
You need time, yes, exactly.
You know, blogging.
Remember when everyone was going to get rich off of blogging?
Hey man, I'm going to publish my stuff on the web.
I had a blog and I got very familiar with the way the numbers worked on blogging.
And I watched a number of people start blogging and there was a time where you could trace people's numbers with some accuracy.
And so you'd watch their numbers start to go up and you'd just see, ah, in the next month it's going to skyrocket and then they'd quit.
Exactly.
I saw this over and over.
But at least back then, you owned your blog, kind of.
Now it's like people get popular.
If they don't quit, then they get canceled or demonetized or taken down.
That's ruined it.
It's a beautiful day.
Well, let's thank a few people for helping us out.
Well, not just a few.
These are our executive and our associate executive producers for episode 1256.
And we have Baron J.D. Mack, Oracle of the Digital Prairie from Decatur, Illinois, with 1234.56.
Nice.
And I think that would put...
I think he should be...
That show number...
He's got it in there.
Oh, totally.
No, he's totally...
Show club.
Yeah, the one, two...
Yes, we're going to make it so.
The one, two, five, six club.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
Because it sounds nice.
We haven't had one of those in so long, and it just feels good.
What does he say?
He writes, I much respect to both of you from Baron J.D. Mack, Oracle of the Digital Prayer, that Value for Value Donation is intended to do two things.
An ongoing atonement for my many years of passive listening and to raise my donation level to that of a Viscount.
Nice.
Like many tribe members, my mental outlook has been positively affected by your unique technique of media deconstruction.
The M5M barely gets my notice, and I am the better for it, thanks to you.
I humbly ask for a Reverend L, your choice, and an LGY. Thank you for your courage.
And no other karmas?
I guess not.
Okay, but he will have a title change later on.
I chose this one since you said it, ma'am.
R-E-S-P-I-C-T. Yay!
And thank you for your courage.
Very much, in fact.
Stephan Tuckney in Littleton, Colorado.
$827.
Wow.
He's got Donald Trump, don't trust China, resists three months, and jobs, karma for all that need it.
Long-time listener, but only my third donation, but this finally pays off my tab.
Please de-douche me.
You got it.
You've been de-douched.
My wife and I spent the last few years digging ourselves out of a massive debt hole and your weekly doses of infosainment helped us survive and thanks to my prior company for getting acquired and handing me a generous buyout.
This donation pays off our last debt.
A warning for producers out there still considering a DNA test.
Don't do it.
My wife was adopted at birth and finally succumbed to the curiosity.
She was happily ignorant, single child, none the wiser, and decided to give up our family biometrics.
Where's this going?
She received a hit on...
Uh-oh.
Through him and I shit you not, as of this date, the father now has 33 grandchildren when you include our two human resources.
My wife decided to purchase a camping trailer and now we are driving around the country to meet all her siblings and their families.
Oh man, that's fantastic.
Great, there goes the severage package, I joke.
Her story is quite amazing.
I'm having her write the entire story down in detail and will publish it if anyone's interested.
Hey, man, that's a documentary.
That's what that is.
Yeah, you should film it.
It'd be a great little film.
Yeah.
Great little film.
Cute, cute little documentary.
And, you know, Netflix, you can probably get a little budget.
You can do it.
You can get the gear.
It's so cheap now.
Anyone can do it.
I like it.
Very nice.
I'm currently writing to you from Las Cruces, New Mexico, where we're visiting her bio mom, who became an Instagram mom through our boys.
Shout out to Dame Jennifer in South Carolina where we happened to end up over a little week ago visiting some of our new and exciting family and through Cosmic Happenstance found out a meetup was occurring, our first one.
Thanks John and Adam to all the producers.
Happy to be part of the tribe.
That is a great story.
Thanks for sharing and thank you for your support and courage.
Donald Trump don't trust China.
China is asshole.
But resist.
We much.
We must and we will much.
About that, be committed.
Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs!
All right, let me try this one.
Rene Knigge in Den Helder, Netherlands.
Okay, Den Helder is good.
This is not a typical Dutch name, but I think you would pronounce it Rene Knigge.
Knicken. Knicken.
Knicken.
And Den Helder.
Nailed it.
A birthday donation in his name.
Peter Strokes from Maastricht, the Netherlands.
We'll have a B-Day on the 3rd of July.
50 years.
This donation will make him a knight.
Sir Cuss.
Of Maastricht.
He has mentioned once...
He has mentioned this once for a title.
Greetings, Rene.
Rene.
Okay.
Well, uh...
So that's...
He's giving this...
Oh, he's giving it to Peter.
Yeah, so Peter should...
Well, that's very nice.
But Rene...
Does Rene keep the credit, or does Peter get the credit?
I don't...
The way I read it, Peter gets the whole thing.
Okay.
All right.
Well, Rene Kniche, that's very kind of you.
Yeah, for $681.
My goodness, yeah.
Good friends, I guess.
Or who knows?
Renee could be his girlfriend.
Is Renee a bisexual name?
Yeah, it's like Pat.
Exactly.
So Renee's bisexual, is that what you're saying?
What are you telling us?
I think ambiguous is the term.
Oh, I saw you used the wrong word.
Yeah, you did.
Doug Proctor in Duncan, Oklahoma 500.
Short comment for show.
Colon and nothing.
And I'm clicking there.
I was like, is there something there?
That was it.
I'm going to give the guy...
I'll see if there's any email.
I'm going to give the karma, just for the thought.
You've got karma.
I thought it was funny if it was intended that way.
It's hilarious.
It's just possible.
Sir Kevin McLaughlin, the Duke of Luna in Locust, North Carolina, $369.12.
J&K Jobs Karma Health Goat Luge.
What?
Yeah, I got it.
I got it.
I got it.
Number three, multiplication table.
My fellow Americans, this July 4th is our greatest nation of our great nation.
We're 244 years old.
If we could take a moment to reflect back to July 1776 at Independence Hall, there were 56 men came forward and signed a parchment.
It was noted at the time that they had pledged their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred honor.
This was more than just rhetoric.
Each of these men knew the penalty for high treason against the crown.
These men were brave and they stayed right through the bloodshed of the coming years.
Take a moment and reflect on these words.
We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights that among those are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
In closing, I ask each of you, believe in yourselves, believe in your family, your friends, and your neighbors.
Please take a moment to honor these great Americans who have gone on before us.
Take a step forward to show the world that we are still confident and fun by celebrating this independence weekend, even as our country is struggling with the current crisis.
Great American nation, still the guiding light, an inspiration for other nations.
Adam John, I request jobs, karma, and general health karma for the entire No Agenda tribe.
The huge luge jingle, a.k.a.
goat cream jingle, please.
Ladio.
Well, hold on.
First of all, ladies and gentlemen, that is a wonderful story about the brush of our nation.
Thank you for July 9, 1776.
That was a nice little note that he gave us there.
Yeah, it's inspirational.
Yeah, and it was kind of nice.
And I have, he wants the, to be specific, the stereo goat cream jingle, so I have that for him.
You've got...
Come up.
And nailed it.
Ann Comfort comes up next from Indianapolis.
$334 she has sent in.
Please accept this donation to the best podcast in the universe.
The donation should finalize my damehood status.
My husband hit me in the mouth five months ago when I became an avid listener.
I insisted I would not be a freeloader.
My goal was to be a dame by my July 4th birthday, and here we are.
Since my husband has been a No Agenda podcast listener for several years without contributing, he needs to be called out for being a douchebag.
A dame certainly cannot be associated with a commoner, so we'll now work on his status.
A commoner.
For the roundtable celebration, I would request the king crab legs and jumbo shrimp be added to the menu.
Please play That's True and Kiss My Ring and send out some goat karma to all.
Thanks for keeping us sane during these insane times.
The now Dame Swanee, other contributions show, and she goes on with some accounting.
That's interesting.
That's true, obviously, I have, and I'm looking for...
No, that's not the one.
Okay.
That's a different one.
That's true.
You may kiss my ring!
There we go.
You've got karma.
I don't even know.
Wow.
That's amazing.
Where does that come from?
I think you got that one.
Guy Burton in Brackley, Northamptonshire in UK, 33333.
And he says, thank you for your courage.
Jobs, karma.
No.
Oh, beautiful.
Thank you for your courage with the magic numbers.
Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs!
And you may take the next one, which is overflowing.
In the morning, gents, happy Treason Day on the 4th, as we are all colonial traitors.
Today's donation brings me to knighthood, and this is Jason Denny from Madison, Alabama, 333.
This also scratches off two more items off my Phase 1 No Agenda bucket list.
Knighthood.
Done.
Today.
Executive producer.
Today.
Douchebag donation.
Check.
Associate executive producer.
Check.
Album art winner.
Check.
Favorited on Twitter by both John and Adam.
Woo!
Check!
Wait.
But did you get a retweet from either one of us?
See, that's what you're looking for.
Well, you won't get that from me anymore because I don't use Twitter except for promoting this show and the other one's show.
Yeah, you're on No Agenda Social all the time.
It's kind of fun to have you there.
It's good, isn't it?
You can actually...
It's kind of better, I feel.
You can...
Oh, yeah.
Well, it's the same.
You know, I tried, by the way, I tried Parlay.
Oh, Parler?
Yeah, Parler.
Yeah, Parler.
I tried Parler.
Did you give them your phone number and your social security number and your credit card?
Because that's what they asked for.
I gave them a Google phone number.
But it's uncomfortable.
I can't explain why, but it's not a comfortable system.
And so you just don't feel, it's just, it sucks.
So I just, I didn't even go any further.
But no agenda social feels fine.
It's got a nice feel to it.
You feel like, you know, the other one stinks.
Hey, is the money truck done backing up to your house, or what's going on?
You can listen to that.
That is a truck of pipes.
Oh, okay.
Backing up all the way down the street to drop some pipes in the ground.
To lay some pipe.
All right, so back to the note here from Jason Denny.
So, yes.
Favorited on Twitter by both Adam and John.
Donated from a foreign country, Afghanistan.
Checkmark.
Nice.
Contributed to John's collection, a Travis Bickle action figure, taxi driver, still in wrapper.
Checkmark.
Do you remember this gift?
Yeah, that's a long time ago.
Yeah, well, it's part of his bucket list.
I didn't know that this existed.
It's got a huge bucket list.
Well, now still open.
Something for Adam's Cludio wall.
Well, I don't have a Cludio anymore.
I have a studio.
So that is still open on the list.
An invite to No Agenda Social, which I sent him already.
So that's checkmarked because I saw the email come in.
He goes, for years I've been a proud listener of the best podcast in the universe according to the World Health Organization.
For years you've provided my family and me a passionate yet unjaundiced view of the continuing clown show we call America.
As a result, our collective amygdalae have remained small and all of us have directly benefited from the outstanding mental hygiene your show provides.
It's a therapy actually, but you can call it a show.
Whether it's my young daughter echoing, that's true, in the house, or my teenage son and I interacting with the show while following the unofficial participation guide.
Hmm.
I wonder what that is all about.
These memories...
Oh, this is beautiful.
These memories, bonding, and laughter are items that simply can't be quantified regardless of the amounts.
For this, I humbly thank you both.
I'd like to give a shout-out to my perfect paratrooper wife, nice one, Kelly, to my friend and mentor, Sir J-Boy, and to my tough-as-nails mother, Louise.
Please knight me, Sir Desert Finn of the Rocket City!
We're looking forward to that.
Special requests?
Can John toss the sword in the air and catch it before the knighting?
And can Adam perform the knighting in his crazy-dutch accent?
Wow, he's really going out, but I feel kind of compelled to do this.
I do have a sword that's balanced in such a way that it's flippable.
Are you sure?
I don't want to hurt yourself.
We haven't really done anything like that.
I've done this before.
What does he want here?
Champagne and Chippendales at the round table.
We already have enough hookers, geishas, etc.
It's time for some eye candy for all those dames.
Respect, ladies.
End of show requests if possible.
Zika, Zika, Zika.
we're pretty full up for today but i have these requests for you jobs jobs jobs and jobs Let's vote for jobs.
You stop.
Karma.
Sometimes they just sound funny.
They do, I know.
Anonymous in Austin, Texas, $333.
Listening to the show while sitting here, Anonymous writes, for the doctor to call me back, I could show you some F cancer karma.
Can we keep my name anonymous?
Yes, of course.
I'm not trying to scare my friends quite yet.
Yes, of course, Anonymous.
I hope this works.
We've had good results.
Stop eating!
You've got karma.
Sir Kevin of the Burning River in North Olmstead, Ohio, came in with the 250, and he's the first associate executive producer of four.
The EU has stolen Beethoven's Ninth and castrated it by removing Schiller's poem and the reference to God.
Take back the Ninth.
Yes, we knew this.
We knew that they had done this.
They've hijacked it.
Yeah, and of course it's a bunch of atheists, so you have to take out God.
Of course.
Hey, can't someone get a license dispute going with that song?
It's like the EU can't perform it.
Public domain-y?
Oh, that's a nice legal term.
Very public domain-y.
Public domain-y.
Hylene Sauer, the Dame Zelda of the Turtle Realm.
We've heard from her.
$250.
Woo!
She, happy anniversary to my awesome partner, Hubby, and his best friend, and somebody's best friend, Drew, or maybe hers, Drew Sauer.
As of July 2nd, it will be 44 years.
This donation should make you an associate producer.
This is another one you've got to transfer.
And move you down the path tonight.
I love you, pal.
Dame Zelda of the Turtle Realm.
So this goes to Mr.
Dame Zelda.
Mr.
Dame Zelda?
No, no, I guess it's Joey.
I see hubby and best friend Drew.
So Drew is his name.
I got it.
Yeah, I'm marking it appropriately.
We've got quite the system going here.
Stefan...
It's the best system.
It's called pen and paper.
Stephan Tuckney in Littleton, Colorado at 211.
Could be Tustany, but I think it's Tuckney.
Another one for you.
Here's another one for you.
This is another example of random numbers.
Listen to this.
Stefan back again.
Sorry I forgot my drop dead gorgeous and talented wife Felicia who also listens to the show.
We need to bring her current on her producer dues.
Please credit Felicia for the show.
Okay.
So this will be Felicia.
And they get two separate lines.
She requests a de-douching and a following...
Sorry?
Oh, no, give her the de-douching.
You've been de-douched.
And the following jingles, Space Force, Pew Pew, and LGY. Thanks.
Space Force!
I love that people get a kick out of that.
It sounds so stupid.
Anonymous in El Segundo, California wraps it up today with $204.20.
Please keep my name anonymous.
And he writes his name down.
Please read this donation.
Now, if I was a lousy, cold reader, I'd just plow right through it.
If you were just doing it live, you could have screwed it up.
Please read.
This is Dr.
Disorder.
We know him.
This is Dr.
Disorder of the DisorderDesigns.com.
Yes.
This donation includes your proceeds from the sales of the No Agenda Show face masks on DisorderDesigns.com.
We are so grateful for our nation's support of our collaboration with the No Agenda Shop on our face masks that we decided to drop a No Agenda Show Disorder Design Summer Collection.
FYI, our productions are back.
Summer Collection?
Wait a minute.
Hold on.
We have so much gear and swag going on.
I think we need a no-agenda fashion show where we can go see the summer collection.
I want Sir Jean.
I want Dame Jennifer.
I want men and women modeling.
All kinds of different wear.
Well, I only want the women modeling, but you can have it your way if you insist.
Yeah.
What do you think we sell more of?
Stuff for dudes or for women?
Well, I know, but who wants to watch a bunch of guys modeling?
Okay.
Anyway, go to disorderdesigns.com and click on No Agenda in the menu.
Buy any combo of No Agenda shorts and tank tops and get them for 66.66.
Use the anti-tracking COVID discount code WATCHYOUR6. Watch your six.
Using the number six.
Fantastic.
Jingle request.
Beaches are open.
Oh, shoot.
I didn't see those.
Okay.
Jingles are open.
The inmates are running the asylum.
I declare Mayor Garcetti a douchebag.
Oh, hold on.
Sorry.
You okay?
I'd like to propose a new definition for erasist.
People who remove the foundational ideas of their country from their own country.
Also, people who cancel their own Independence Day.
Information is disordered, especially when it shrinks your amygdala.
That's true.
Jingle Trump.
It's true.
Happy Independence Day.
You're doing the great work.
Jobs Karma for the American Apparel Industry.
Dr.
Disorder.
P.S. Get it.
Get it.
Get it.
2420.
Keep America high.
Okay.
I'm all on board with that.
Yes!
The beaches are back open!
Woohoo!
Yeah!
You've got karma.
Now, actually, we do have one more.
If I look at Mark Roushi.
From Saint-Hubert, Quebec, Canada.
Believe it or not, this is a Dollaretts donation.
And it qualifies as an associate executive producer.
Hi, John and Adam, I got your Canada Day email, and I felt horrible about not donating in way, way too long.
Thank you for keeping me sane through the madness of 2020.
Here is a 200 Canadian Dollaretts donation.
Can I get some Huntsman karma, please?
Okay.
Huntsman.
He moves up, right?
Wow, 142, that's what the dollar is.
Australia is even worse, I thought.
I think they've got even more problems.
It's pretty bad, too.
Okay, yes, Huntsman karma.
You've got karma.
Yeah, we do want to say Happy Canada Day for all you Canadians.
Yesterday was Canada Day, Independence Day.
That's right.
And did they, I guess there was no celebration, did they do fireworks on Canada today?
Like we do?
I think they shoot moose.
No.
Well, then everything's going to be closed here for 4th of July.
Parks are closed.
Well, they're going to have a big celebration at the Mount Rushmore before they blow it up.
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Oh, brother.
I want to take a quick little side track here and do a Kaylee.
Oh!
Whoa!
How long did we wait?
I waited for a week.
A week.
A week, because we had that blow-up.
A week and a half.
Well, hold on a second.
Hold on a second.
So I'll be a week in a half.
Kaylee, I will never say you're sorry.
Kaylee, you and the video will never be friends.
Drop your mic and don't pretend that this press conference came to a natural land.
Parks for Kaylee.
That's right, everybody.
It is another Kaylee special.
Kaylee Cass.
A cast within a cast.
Got a couple of press conferences, and there's one, though, that got my attention.
There's something she said that you're going to get a kick out of, the old-time listeners are going to get a kick out of, everyone's going to get a kick out of.
This is Kaylee.
Making a gaffe, and it's kind of a callback gaffe.
Let's listen to it.
You had, on one hand, the Obama-Biden presidency, the weakest economic recovery since World War II. With President Trump, we got to the hottest economy in modern history.
With President Trump, you saw ISIS defeated.
With Vice President O'Biden...
Oh, so many people used to say that, right?
Remember how often that would come out?
Nobody caught this but me.
This is an exclusive to the No Agenda show.
Oh, my goodness.
Once again, proving, proving how good we really are.
Nobody's listening to anything.
Let me see.
So, on one of the press conferences, she does a walk-off.
Oh, Biden.
Oh, Biden.
She said, oh, Biden.
Okay, what do we have?
Okay, I got two left.
There's only two more, but there's one of them.
Can I make a suggestion?
Yeah.
These clips, you know, you can play three or four of these, you know, like make them a little longer.
Kaylee is fabulous entertainment when curated.
Yes, but I'm going to relish these.
So this is a long one.
This is two minutes.
This is where she does a walk-off.
And it's again the three-step process.
Somebody asks a question and she answers it.
And then they ask the same question again.
So she's snarky and she answers it again.
They ask it a third time and then she slams them and walks off.
And this starts with the second question, because the first question has been asked and asked and asked, and she's fed up, and she's getting near the end, and she's going to do a walk-off on the New York Times guy.
Thank you.
So one question, follow-up, and then I'll separate the issue.
I just want to be clear, there are congressional leaders who are being briefed on the Russia situation, but the president has still not been briefed on the situation.
Well, this has been asked and answered.
The president is briefed on verified intelligence.
And how does he know, if he hasn't been briefed, how is he certain that Russia didn't put out his ballot?
The president is briefed on verified intelligence.
And again, I would just point you back to the absolutely irresponsible decision of the New York Times to falsely report that he was briefed on something that he in fact was not briefed on.
And I really think that it's time for the New York Times to step back and ask themselves why they've been wrong, so wrong, so often.
The New York Times falsely claimed Paul Manafort asked for polling data to be passed along to Oleg Deripaska before having to issue a correction.
In June of 2017, the New York Times falsely wrote all 17 intel agencies had agreed on Russian interference before having to issue a correction that it was only four agencies.
In 2017, February of that year, New York Times published a story claiming Trump campaign aides had repeated contacts with Russian intelligence, which even James Comey has said was almost entirely wrong.
New York Times published a column in March of 2019 by a former Times executive editor that asserted the Trump campaign in Russia had an overarching deal that the quit of help in the campaign against Hillary for the quo of a new pro-Russian foreign policy.
That's what we call the Russia hoax, which was investigated for three years with taxpayer dollars before ultimately getting an exoneration in the Mueller report.
It is inexcusable, the failed Russia reporting of the New York Times.
And I think it's time that the New York Times and also the Washington Post hand back their Pulitzers.
Bye. - - Why hasn't the president condemned white power?
Why hasn't he condemned that tweet?
Whoa, lame.
Oh my, oh my, oh my.
Hey, can I ask you a question?
I'd like to introduce a little more to the segment.
What was she wearing?
I've seen her with like a neon pink kind of...
Sleeveless dress?
Well, on her last press conference, she was wearing a...
This cannot go unnoticed.
This is not conventional for any press secretary.
Oh, no.
Last press conference, she wore kind of a sundress.
It was very pretty.
Oh, sundress.
It was dynamite.
Just a lofty little thing?
No, it had all kinds of flowery.
It was really just a pretty, very unusual office attire.
Let's put it that way.
Mm-hmm.
It was more of a...
Unusual...
There's a show title right there.
Unusual office attire.
Yeah, and it just looked good on her.
And this is what she was wearing, I believe, when she does this last clip, which is where John Carl comes out and is just an idiot.
And so he runs the press corps, so everybody that's there is his bidding.
Right.
So he asks, in essence, she just gets fed up with him, and she does a walk-off, but it's not the typical one.
This is a very different...
Actually, she doesn't walk off after this.
She continues the press conference, but she pretty much shuts him up.
Why is the president calling Black Lives Matter a symbol of hate?
Well, what the president was noting is that that symbol, when you look at some of the things that have been chanted by Black Lives Matter, like pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, that's not an acceptable phrase to paint on our streets.
Look, he agrees that all Black Lives Matter, including that of Officer David Dorn, Patrick Underwood, two officers whose lives were tragically taken amid these riots, All black lives do matter.
He agrees with that sentiment.
But what he doesn't agree with is an organization that chants, pigs in a blanket, fry them like bacon, about our police officers, our valiant heroes, who are out on the street protecting us each and every day.
Did she say valiant?
Is that what she said?
Valiant heroes who are out on the street protecting us each and every day.
Americans of all races have protested in all 50 states around that phrase, black lives matter.
And the president is here calling it a symbol of hate.
He's talking about the organization.
I would note to you that the greater New York BLM president has said if this country doesn't give us what we want, that we will burn down the system, and I could be speaking literally.
I'd call that a pretty hateful statement.
Yes, Ben.
He says the words.
What's the name of the organization again?
Black Lives Matter.
There you go.
You just answered my question.
Whoa!
You got butt slam.
Yeah, she's good, man.
She's good.
She is very...
I'm glad you're doing this.
We can't overlook it.
She's a very interesting character.
And like none before.
And we've seen a lot of jamokes come through the White House press room.
Yeah.
No, she's definitely in a league by herself.
Yeah.
I was watching a couple of...
I've listened to some of these podcasts from very radical people and they call her a beast.
A beast?
Yeah.
Beast Mode Kaylee.
Nice.
So, of course, all lives are political.
That's what all of this is about.
And nothing is better shown or does a better job of connecting all of this, the lockdown, the coronavirus, the models, the data, the bullcrap, the masks with Black Lives Matter as this clip about a cancel culture, noodle gun.
It's all in here.
Cambridge Whole Foods workers being sent home.
Some employees at a Whole Foods in Cambridge wearing masks with a message, but the store sent them home saying wearing those masks violates the company's policy.
We are simply asking to support what they say they support.
Now, I've got to stop this.
This girl who is speaking...
Is so cute.
I mean, you look at her, and she's got the mask under her chin, and she has, it's almost, it's like a Greta only then, a little bit, just cute, and, you know, 20 years old.
You're like, oh my god, I wish that was my daughter, except whatever she's saying.
But even what she's saying, she is a perfect spokesperson.
They should pick her up.
And really support each other.
That's really all it is.
It's basic.
It's simple.
Matter.
Black lives matter.
This Cambridge Whole Foods employee puts on a Black Lives Matter mask while making a delivery outside the River Street store.
Employees say they've chosen to walk out for not being allowed to wear them.
They told us that we were violating dress code and we stated to them that we're allowed to wear brands that are industry-affiliated.
Wednesday, Savannah Kinzer says seven employees were sent home another 13 Thursday.
Whole Foods Market responding, saying in part, all team members must comply with our long-standing company dress code, which prohibits clothing with visible slogans, messages, logos, or advertising that are not company-related.
The company says employees are offered compliant masks and if they don't want to wear one, they can't work.
Kinzer says she's run out of the 85 masks they've given out so far.
She says the face covering is not a political statement.
We're going to continue this.
And we hope to just normalize it.
And we hope that it empowers other people at other stores to do it, too.
Because, again, it's not about politics.
It's simply about inclusion and equity and making sure that everyone feels welcome at Whole Foods.
It's not about politics.
It's inclusion and equity.
These are not...
Those are about EDI. Yes, exactly.
It's not, hey, you know what?
Calling Robin DiAngelo.
There's a gig for you at Whole Foods.
Corporate gig.
Can you imagine how much money she could make?
Oh, Whole Foods.
There's millions and millions.
Oh, yeah.
So I went to the Whole Foods once over here, and it's like there's a person that's waiting on me.
He's got facial tattoos.
Ears are gauged.
They're about the size of a 50-cent piece.
A bone in her nose.
No.
No.
Yes.
No.
A bone.
Bone.
An actual bone.
Okay.
Unbelievable.
Yeah?
So what's your point?
You're making a point with that?
They're just a little selective, it seems, with their enforcement.
Here's an interesting clip.
Oh, by the way, let's get this out of the way.
A little news story.
Chaz has been cleared.
I have the King 5 report.
Oh, goody.
The 1st of July met with quite the activity in the downtown Seattle Capitol Hill core.
As we look live here, you're joining us on both King 5 and King 5 on Kong as we get you going on a Wednesday.
An emergency order from the mayor of Seattle was issued overnight demanding that everyone and anyone in the Capitol Hill organized protest zone or CHOP be dispersed, be removed from that particular street corner, including Cal Anderson Park.
That was at 4.58 this morning that that order was made public.
It was right at about that time that we saw Seattle police clearly in a fortified position, a very well-thought-out response, moved in in those early morning hours when most people were asleep, and reclaimed the streets.
As our Michael Crow put it, they outnumbered protesters 10 to 1, and they made quick work, 20 to 25 minutes or so, of brief confrontation but otherwise peaceful clearing of the chop.
As Michelle just mentioned, 23 arrests made, multiple weapons seized, and the work now continues still.
It's not over yet.
Police were investigating some suspicious vehicles that were driving around.
There was concern about the west precinct, which is a mile, mile and a half or so from the east.
The police chief putting those fears to rest.
She's saying everything appears safe right now.
Police have moved back into the east precinct to clear the building.
It has been deemed safe.
And now we watch live over Sky King.
Our country is whole again, America.
The rogue state of Chaz Chop has been annihilated.
Good work, citizens.
Yeah, didn't this all come down after they started camping out outside the mayor's house?
No, that's a good coincidence.
That's when the order came down.
They were hanging out at her place.
I'd like to go through a little list of Black Lives Matter initiatives and interesting little tidbits I've been saving throughout the week, which could flawlessly fold into a few noodle gun hits.
This is something that you called a long, long time ago.
This was back when Cap was taking the knee for the first time, the national anthem change.
And it seems that John Lennon's Imagine is cropping up again somehow, which is the most socialist song in the world.
Oh, yeah.
Imagine there's no heaven, no God, no hell, just us.
We're all love.
Everybody gets along.
Alright.
Here's something that I find very sick.
So Antifa has been, I think it was on the 4th of July, they plan to protest the Gettysburg battle by vandalizing soldiers' graves.
And Tennessee, just in a related story, has approved a plan to dig up and remove the remains, for this reason, of Confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest and take it somewhere safe.
So, what kind of movement...
It's so sick that they're not satisfied until the actual dust of the dead people has been eliminated from the earth.
Isn't that just really sick?
I think it's perverted, that's for sure.
Perverted, maybe that's a better, yeah, that's better.
Perverted.
It's like, wow, it's like, what is your problem?
The NBA will be painting Black Lives Matter on both sides of the court for upcoming games.
The Premier League in the UK has already started playing with fake cutouts of you can actually pay for your own cutout.
I think they had 500 cutouts in the stand, so it's just a picture of you sitting on a stool.
Oh, cool.
People also have the option of the sweetened sound with the crowd or just the feel.
A lot of people like listening to the feel because they can hear the players yelling at each other.
But the majority of people have decided that they like it with the phony crowd noise.
That's too bad because we get to hear these guys cussing at each other and talking trash.
It's a choice.
Dual language is a much more prevalent usage in Europe and the UK. So, it's just a button on everybody's remote control and you get a different language.
So, you can just choose that.
Technically, we could do that here as well, I guess.
But, besides that, all players now have Black Lives Matter on their shirts.
On the back of their shirts.
All players.
No names.
Just number and Black Lives Matter.
Isn't this pandering to an extreme?
I don't know.
I guess.
And this is the UK. This is Europe.
This is not America.
This is not Detroit.
Wait a minute.
I thought you were talking about here.
No, this is the Premier League in the UK. Premier League.
I'm sorry.
What do they got to do with it?
Because this is a worldwide power takeover.
This is power, man.
This is when you can change.
Do you know how much it costs to put your logo on a shirt of a football player, soccer player, in the Premier League?
Do you know what you have to pay?
I don't know, I would guess a half a million bucks.
Oh, it goes by team.
So you get the whole team.
Oh no, this is millions and millions.
Millions!
Millions, I say.
Gazillions!
So, huge space, Black Lives Matter taken up now.
Of course, not where any logo would have been, it's just the guy's name.
So really, you are now nameless, player.
You're a peon in the game.
What's your name, Black Lives Matter?
Adam Silver says he hopes the NBA can find some kind of mutual respect with China.
I'm not sure why I had that here, but I guess for the sports thing, I don't know.
I don't know what's going on there.
What?
That's actually the most extremely subversive thing in the list.
Well, let me bring it up here.
That's probably why I put it in there.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver wants to have a, quote, mutual respect with the Chinese government.
The NBA in China had a gigantic falling out.
Okay, that's because...
Oh, I guess they haven't patched it up yet.
Hmm.
China still think you asshole!
Yeah, and of course now we have...
Good, I got a China report later.
Yeah, stick a pin in that.
My favorite phrase.
Here's the noodle gun stuff related to Black Lives Matter.
Cambridge University...
Well, they have a big problem now.
Cambridge is on the chopping block itself because they are backing...
One of their professors who tweeted, White lives don't matter, and that person does not get fired.
So Cambridge is protecting, let's see this, Dr.
Primivada Gopal, 51, who teaches in the Faculty of English at Churchill College.
And tweeted, White lives don't matter, and I think is now tenured by Cambridge.
Good work.
Good work.
Adidas executive had to resign as turmoil at the company continues.
Now, this is very interesting, because this definitely involves the CCP and China and manufacturing and sports, and this could be all-out warfare from one of the competitors, for all I know.
This could be Nike sending spies in to find out that Karen Parkin, who oversaw human resources at Adidas, acknowledged...
Well, she had acknowledged to her employees she had lost their trust and was resigning.
Weeks after a number of black employees pushed for her ouster amid a wider outcry that what she had said there were...
Over what they said were past acts of racism and discrimination at the company.
And the only allegation I can really find is that she said, oh, this Black Lives Matter stuff, it's just noise.
And so that's, you know, there may be a history there, but for the human resource director to get noodle gunned is...
That is the great irony.
It is a really good one.
Of all times.
Yes.
The human resource director getting the noodle gun.
Wow.
Now, regarding the Stop the Hate campaign, which many big corporations are pulling out of advertising on FaceBag for at least the month of July, some until the end of the month, you are absolutely right.
This makes no difference to the FaceBag.
In fact, Mark Zuckerberg, and I think this is a Bloomberg article, He's pretty arrogant about the whole thing, even though big brands have stopped advertising.
Facebook CEO, yeah, it is from Bloomberg.
Zuckerberg, or Zuckerwasser, as I like to call him, Mark Zuckerwasser, told employees he was reluctant to bow to the threats of a growing ad boycott, saying in private remarks that, quote, my guess is that all these advertisers will be back on the platform soon enough.
He gave his thoughts on the boycott, which now includes large brands like Starbucks and Coca-Cola, during a video town hall meeting last Friday according to employees who attended.
In the previously unreported remarks, Zuckerwasser said the boycott is more of a reputational and a partner issue than an economic one.
According to a transcript obtained by this reporter, he noted that larger advertisers participating in the boycott make up a small portion of Facebag's overall revenue.
We're not going to change our policies on approach or anything because of this.
And it is indeed a very small percent, and I've gotten a couple of notes.
You know our head mofo in charge who has the awesome shit my drill sergeant said store?
Oh, yeah.
He said, I just want to weigh in for a second.
I have a bit of standing.
I buy a ton of face bag ads each year.
Shirt version.
These companies are slitting their own throats in the name of wokeness, and it will not hurt face bags bottom line one bit.
He says, John is 100% correct about the face bag is the king for targeted advertisements.
We get the best ROI by a factor of 10 with face bag ads compared to other platforms and mediums.
The ability to target to super specific demographics and build lookalike audiences based on the characteristics of people that have already converted, purchased off your ads is unmatched anywhere.
And he goes on with it.
I actually put it in the show notes.
You can read through it.
He says it's a bonanza for smaller business, which makes sense.
Here's one of our producers who works at a consumer products goods company, which I won't mention.
Below are some notes from a meeting I just left in which the Facebook boycott was discussed.
Being in a large international company, the decision was made yesterday for us to also join.
Top-line notes.
Nothing dramatically different from what you probably have heard.
A few activist groups came together to form Stop the Hate for Profit in order to make demands on brands, asking all advertisers to boycott Facebook and Instagram for the month of July because Facebook isn't doing enough to stop hate speech across the platform and ads for businesses are landing next to places undesirable.
That's the one that Facebook has got to look out for maybe in the future.
That is...
I mean, the only question I have is, why do people still use FaceBag for communication?
Seems like such a toxic place.
You're asking the wrong guy, and you quit.
Years ago?
How many years?
I probably...
It was before the Keeper.
You've done a very good job of quitting and staying off the platform, but there are a lot of people that use it, and I don't know what to tell you.
Four, five years.
It's effective.
Four or five years.
So that's a little overview.
I am kind of awaiting on the name change of MasterCard.
I was hoping that would come up pretty soon and Masterpiece Theater.
I'm waiting for the end of the Master's Degree in Business Administration.
I have my MBA. What?
What does that stand for?
MBA? How can you have a black golfer playing in the Masters tournament?
It's just so wrong, people.
How are they going to change?
That's a good one.
The Masters tournament.
The Masters tournament, which presides over one of the best golfers in history.
Tiger Woods.
Tiger Woods gave his green jackets back.
An ADOS golfer.
But he's playing at the Masters.
If that shit doesn't change, then I don't want to hear nothing no more.
I cut you, and I show you my paper cut.
So here's a story that is related to the Chinese commentary, which kind of was interesting to me.
Good, good, good.
This is a story that's not being played in this country, and this is something we talk about on this show.
We don't talk about it enough, which is the Chinese influence of our, not on our corporate media, but Chinese influence within, probably within the government, and definitely within...
Like the NBA and places like that.
Well, entertainment and sports.
Entertainment, yeah.
Oh, right.
The entertainment whole thing.
So there's a guy, this is Sheket Moselmane, who is an MP in Australia.
Oh, this is the article you sent me, I think.
Yes, there's an article that's linked in the show notes.
This guy has been busted by the government, or he hasn't been arrested yet, but they raided his office and they're fearful because apparently a lot of Labour Party members in Australia are stooges for the Chinese.
And it looks like this guy is one of them.
They haven't...
We haven't done anything yet, but this report reveals quite a bit.
And I think this is going on around the world.
This is clip one.
Historically, China has longed for greatness.
The greatness cannot be achieved if the rules of the game continues to favor its opponents.
So the rules have to change.
Shekhet Moslemagne is a little-known Labour MP who entered the New South Wales upper house in 2009.
He's paid to represent the people of New South Wales, but for years he spent much of his time defending the Chinese government.
The only way for China to reach its potential is for China to force a change to the rules and create a new world order.
With pro-China views like that, Mr Moslemagne was bound to attract great scrutiny.
But he never expected the AFP to come knocking.
At 6am Friday morning, a dozen officers raided his suburban Sydney home.
They searched his house, and then his cars, because ASIO fear his political office may have been infiltrated by a foreign power, China.
Mr Musselman, care to comment about the raid today?
No comment?
Can you just tell us, has your office been targeted by the Chinese government?
Where's your car?
Sir, you've been raided by the Federal Police today of allegations that Beijing has infiltrated your office.
Is there any truth to that allegation?
Will the world be watching this Asia investigation?
This is an allegation of grave international significance.
If the allegations are proven, this will resonate globally.
The reaction to the raid was swift.
Within hours, the ALP had moved to suspend him.
He will no longer sit in the caucus.
He will no longer be a Labor Party member.
A clearly shocked state leader, Jodie McKay, needed to limit the political damage.
It's dreadfully concerning.
It's terrible.
There is an expectation on MPs that whatever they do, it is in the best interest of the people of this state.
Oh, wow.
Okay.
We're going to find out how this corruption took place?
Well, we're not going to get this still being investigated as we speak.
This is a pretty new report.
The thing is, though, they talk about this international implications.
This may be going on elsewhere.
This is not a story that I know of that is being covered by any mainstream media in this country.
Nobody wants to...
No, because the mainstream media and the politicians are also all in with China, with the CCP. And I would say that Lincoln project is probably being financed by the Chinese.
Hey, our Mayor Adler vacationed in China after the Chinese delegation came here.
He was there in January as coronavirus was popping off.
He's vacationing in China.
Well, let's play part...
Part two.
The question about Chiquette Moslemagne is why he says what he says about China.
And more pointedly, if Beijing is telling him to say it.
It's a question our domestic spy agency, ASIO, wants answered.
We've confirmed that the office of Sheket Moslemagne is at the centre of ASIO's most serious foreign interference probe since the Cold War.
How unprecedented is it that ASIO is targeting the office of a serving, sitting Labour MP?
Quite extraordinary, isn't it?
Would ASIO take this step lightly?
No.
Neil Fergus is a veteran intelligence expert.
What would ASIO be looking for?
What evidence trials would they be following to confirm, one way or another, if Shaked Moslemagne's office has been the target of an infiltration plot?
What they would be looking for is whether the person is taking instructions.
So the communications between a person who is a suspect in this situation and people who would be providing instructions.
That becomes key because it means they're not using their own independent thought processes or working within their own political structure.
They are a tasked individual.
It's not just the speeches Mosulmane has given praising Beijing.
In the last decade, he's visited China more than ten times and some of his expenses there have been picked up by officials.
It must be stressed, though, that no allegations have been proven.
They're simply being investigated.
It's also possible Mr.
Moslemagne may only be an unwitting victim of a Chinese government influence operation.
You know who they need over there.
You know who they need to call if they want to get to the bottom of this.
Uh, who?
Robert Mueller.
He could do a report for him.
Yeah.
It's the same thing.
He's like, man, you corrupt Chinese.
No, no, man.
I was just over there hanging out with some hookers peeing on the bed.
So this wraps with a mention that there was another labor MP that was being financed by the Chinese, but he wasn't quite the tasked individual that this person seems to be.
And again, I'll reiterate the fact that this is not being discussed in this country at all, and this is a major scandal.
Well, may I offer one of the obvious reasons why this cannot be raised right now by the mainstream M5M media is...
Putting the CCP or China in context of political corruption kind of turns the focus back to Joe Biden and Hunter Biden and you know what I'm saying?
Oh, yeah.
Can't have that.
You're right.
Can't have that.
It's the wrong time to be talking about that.
Got to get Biden in first, and then we can go after him.
I have some thoughts about that.
All right, so what's this final bit?
This is just kind of a semi-conclusion.
The ALP has an ugly track record of some in the party pushing the agenda of Beijing.
Whose side is he on?
In 2018, Federal Labor Senator Sam Dastyari was forced to stand out.
After a scandal over his dealings with a Chinese political donor.
Were you short of cash though?
No, look.
Because, Sam, you haven't answered why you got this company to pay that bill.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Dastyari's downfall has clearly had little impact on Mr. Moselman.
Moslemagne's cosy friendship with China.
Can you just tell us, has your office been targeted by the Chinese government?
Hours after the AFP came knocking on Friday.
So you've been raided by the Federal Police today over allegations that Beijing has infiltrated your office.
Is there any proof to that?
Yeah.
Mr Moslemaine and his lawyer left home while agents continued searching his property.
We also tried to speak to John Jung.
He could not be reached.
Should ASIO not be expected to put some evidence into the public domain if it's taken this significant step of surveilling, tracking, watching a serving politician?
It's absolutely incumbent upon the federal government to do that, even if there are matters that are dealt with behind closed doors.
We can't have somebody's name traduced on the basis of an unproven allegation as serious as this.
That's not acceptable in a democracy.
Does he have a place in our parliaments?
Well, there is no place for someone in our parliaments if they are taking instructions from a foreign power.
Wow!
Yeah, but we knew shit was going down with them.
Remember that report that came out a couple months ago?
No.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It was also...
Almost not.
Let me see.
I'm going to go to Bingit.
Bingit.io.
It's my favorite No Agenda show note search engine.
Yeah, it was Chinese.
Just bing it.
Bing it.
You doing it live is better than the jingle itself.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, seriously.
Just Bingit.
Just Bingit.
Let's see.
Well, first, oh, by the way, I should mention this.
Australia has been under cyber attacks that did pop in the news for a day, but then it kind of went away.
And they suspect China has been cybering them.
What was that other report?
China's out of control.
Well, yeah, I think they are.
And they took like 60 miles of land from India.
Oh yeah, this is causing nothing but...
We have not discussed this on the show in any detail.
We need some feats on the ground and we can also do some research.
But yes, this is a problem for both these countries.
Well, this is the Bhutan region, isn't it?
Isn't this whole fight about water mainly?
About the hydroelectric capabilities of it?
I don't know.
We need to shift our attention.
Yes.
Well, here's what I've got on the CCP, and I'm careful to say CCP, because I'm sure Chinese people are nice.
You know, the awkward culture things.
Okay, we'll figure that out one day when we really integrate you.
So this security law passed in Hong Kong.
And from what I understand, the CCP, China risks, and Hong Kong risks being cut off from the world financial system, kind of like in Iran.
You know, like, no, no longer do you have access to the bourses, to the trading floors.
We cut you off from SWIFT. I mean, that's all just, you know, a pen stroke away, basically.
And they don't care.
Yeah, well...
Hong Kong is kind of the Chinese Switzerland.
That's where their money is.
But they're trying to move it all to Shanghai.
Oh, okay.
So they're trying to gut it.
Gut it.
All right.
Yeah, gut it.
Just gut it.
Tencent, just to follow on what we're talking about, has taken an additional $3.3 billion stake in universal music.
And why not?
This is how the entire Prince catalog, you can now do karaoke and sing along and put little clips on your TikTok videos.
Prince!
Prince, who wrote Slave on His Face because he was a slave to the music companies and he was fighting for control of his music.
That guy has now been whored out posthumously to the CCP so they can put his music on TikTok of people dancing.
Wow.
The only artist I've ever collected and kept vinyl albums of is Prince.
It's very insulting.
Meanwhile, India, of course, in this war, they've banned TikTok and 58 other apps as this TikTok app.
Oh, man.
I could do an OTG segment every single hour of the day.
There's so much going on with spying on apps and certainly this TikTok.
It's crazy.
Do not use these things, people.
They do not have your best interest.
And it's a messaging platform, just like YouTube.
It's a messaging platform.
They take away or they algo out what they don't want you to see so you see one particular message.
And maybe you see a lot of videos with people wearing a mask.
And pretty soon, happy people putting a syringe in their arm at the doctor's office for a shot.
Well, let me play a clip which is talking about this.
Somebody sent me this.
One of our producers sent me this clip.
It's Jimmy Dore, you know, the comic.
Yeah, yeah, sure.
Well, he's a lefty comic.
He's a lefty comic.
He's a progressive, and he hates the Democrats.
Yeah, it's the best kind.
You run into these guys.
Yeah.
But he's talking about...
He apparently...
He's got his podcast on some sort of YouTube whitelist.
And he's discussing it on this for a few seconds.
Isn't that racist?
Can you even say whitelist?
Yeah, well, not yet, but it's shortly after they eliminate the Masters Golf Tournament.
It's true white privilege here to be on the YouTube whitelist.
But he's kind of, he's ruminating on this for, this is kind of a long clip, you can cut it off after you get the idea, but he's ruminating on the fact that there's this crazy whitelist for discussions, certain kinds of discussions, and this is worth listening to.
It's a big deal to be able to report on COVID on YouTube, right?
Because we have to pass a special test and things like that.
And so we're on a special list of new shows who are allowed to report on COVID on YouTube.
That's correct, right, Steph?
I'm not exaggerating this.
This is true, right, Ruby?
This is true.
According to our team.
According to my team, that we're on some kind of a list, a white list or whatever.
And so we've been approved to be able to be monetized when we talk about COVID, even though that's not always the case.
So anyway, and you're not allowed to say anything that doesn't go...
If I link to a study or something that's not verified, that's not okay.
As far as YouTube goes.
So it's only like CDC guidance and it's got to come from the government and all that stuff.
Well, what happens when the government's lying?
Because as I have said here before, the government is the biggest purveyor of fake news next to the mainstream news media.
Those are the two biggest purveyors of fake news.
I should uncritically take what the CDC says.
I should uncritically take what Fauci says.
That's what I've been told.
And if you don't do that, if you don't uncritically take what they say, you're some kind of a crazy.
And you're reckless.
And you're a nut.
And you're some kind of a...
And so that's what...
Right?
And you're a...
They'll call you every bad name in the book.
Like what they used to call us when we were getting Russiagate right.
Those names.
They'll call you...
The people pushing a conspiracy called the people debunking the Russiagate conspiracy.
They called them conspiracy theorists.
I saw it with my own eyes.
Heard it with my own ears.
God bless Jimmy Dore.
I'm very happy he's in the universe.
We need people like that.
But he's on his way towards a hard-ass cancel.
That shit's gonna end.
Maybe.
Yeah, I think it's all over.
He's hanging in there.
He's doing a good...
He's walking in a tightrope.
He's doing a good job of it.
I'm gonna show myself the mood by donating to No Agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that.
Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
Yeah, on No Agenda.
In the morning.
And we do have a few people to thank for show 1256.
We'll get the list up here, sorry.
Starting with, oh, you already did move Mark up.
Well, yeah, I moved Mark up, but we also have a Sir Roll SK from Saskatoon who also gave us dollaretts.
Yeah, but he couldn't get across the line.
He only sent $153.
But he sent $153, as he says, Canuckistan dollars in honor of the 153rd Scandinavia Day.
Yeah, that was yesterday.
Well, that's nice.
He's supporting his own country.
I sent all the Scandinavians a special no-agenda card.
Oh, nice.
And it's so interesting that 153 really is just 112 here in the actual America.
And we'll get you some job karma at the end, Sir R. For sure we will.
Sir fact...
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Jacob Honan in Chico, California, $74.
These are $74 donations to celebrate the 4th of July.
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I've been started listening.
Well, we're not a show about grammar.
I have been started listening to the show a little over five years when I was in college.
The amount of my peers that are completely brainwashed is always concerning, but luckily, I am truly woke thanks to no agenda.
I was laid off back in March due to COVID, but have since found an even better job back in my hometown.
As this is my first donation, I would like to request a proper deducing.
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He finishes up our $74 donors.
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Alright, thank you.
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Well, let's try this.
Maurits Schenk in Castricum.
Maurits Schenk in Castricum.
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Oh, this is also her first donation?
5033.
5033.
You've been deduced.
Please deduce me.
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Please wish him, Thomas Key, a happy belated birthday, July 1st.
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I want to thank all these folks for producing Show 1256 and keeping this thing going.
And we have producers who came in under $50.
Many of you on the subscriptions.
Thank you so much.
That base is incredibly important for us, and obviously we thank these producers, and of course our executive producers and associate executive producers who have that title for this show that comes along with the whole deal.
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My goodness, it's moving along quite fast, isn't it?
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All right, we're doing it on the fly.
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Back office didn't get the full info.
I'm reading it right off of NoAgendaMeetups.com, so it'll go quick.
It's something you can do yourself, actually.
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We've got the Mid-Island-Candinavia-BC meetup at 3 o'clock, and then the Friday after that, we're looking at Northeast Ohio at the Lizard at 6 o'clock, the Seattle No Agenda meetup at 7.30, and the Saturday after that, Road America Indy Car Double Header Weekend.
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Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
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You want to be where everybody feels the same.
It's like a party.
It's like a party.
*Baaah* Hey, you know what I heard Dana Perino say yesterday?
What did Dana Perino say?
I like Dana Perino.
I think she's smart.
She said she believes.
You ready for it?
Biden VP pick?
What do you think?
Okay.
What do you think she said?
What would Dana Perino say?
I have no idea, really.
She said she believes Michelle Obama is on deck.
I know!
I know!
But it came from Dana Perino.
I would never bring it up.
In fact, the fact that I brought it up to the keeper got me the scolding.
Well, at least she's keeping me under control.
I've got my own little Dvorak here sometimes.
So I do have some clips.
I have one more presentation.
It's the bite impressor.
I'm excited.
So Biden gave a press conference.
He actually went up there and there's a bunch of people miles away from him and he pulled his mask down and started, you know, the same thing.
It's pretty lively for the first 10 minutes and then he started slowing down.
But he didn't catch anything in the first 10 minutes.
I wanted the better part.
But let's, I have a three-parter here.
This is about Biden being tested.
You have to be careful because there's Professor Biden not being tested, not being tested full, and then tested three.
So we want to just play not been tested, the short clip.
You have been doing these for the past month, which has put you in contact with more people.
Have you been tested for coronavirus?
And if so, how frequently are you doing that?
No, I have not been protected.
Oh, it's juicy.
It's juicy.
Well, of course, I don't want to be a chicken shit.
Yeah.
And, you know, make it appear that he didn't.
Yeah, because there was more to it, right?
He said something after that.
Yeah, so let's play this is not being tested full.
Okay.
Okay.
You have been doing these for the past month, which has put you in contact with more people.
Have you been tested for coronavirus?
And if so, how frequently are you doing that?
No, I have not been protected.
I have not been tested for the coronavirus for two reasons.
One, I've had no symptoms, as my mother would say, knock on wood.
And number two, I haven't wanted to take anybody else's place in the process.
What?
What bullcrap?
I don't want to take anyone else's place.
I'll sacrifice myself.
For a test.
Who's he kidding?
Every millennial dipshit is getting a test.
Lying on the form.
Oh, that's over.
You know, the Travis County judge said no more random testing.
There have to be a hospital case.
Watch the cases drop to zero this week.
Watch.
Watch.
They're going to drop to zero.
It's fucking stupid.
I'm sorry.
Well, he continues on, and this is the tested three.
There's something in here, too.
Okay.
My daughter has been tested.
She was in Florida.
She's a social worker working with the Boys and Girls Club.
She came home, and before she could come home, she's been tested twice.
So to make sure she's clear and quarantined, she lives in Philadelphia.
But I haven't yet.
I have not been tested yet.
Make sure she's clear and quarantined.
But the guy's...
Wait, hold on.
You have to take this...
I've got to explain this in context.
He goes on about a Secret Service, people being tested, anyone around her being tested.
And then he says, my daughter's been tested to make sure she's clear.
And then he realizes that he says it at the very end.
He says, but she lives in Philadelphia.
She's not even there, but she lives in Philadelphia.
So it's like a sidetrack he went on.
And he tries to recover with some little mumble there at the end.
Here's one where he's got his...
I didn't take lapses out.
Normally we try to tighten these clips up, but they're no good with Biden because you have to leave the lapses in so you get the context.
And here's...
I got two more of these.
I got...
This one's...
This is on the bounties.
He's on the bounties.
He's all in on the idea that Trump is responsible for Putin killing American soldiers with the Taliban by paying them off.
Yes.
There we go.
Makes nothing but sense.
You called his inaction on this issue a betrayal.
So broadly, what consequences do you think the president should face for that betrayal?
And specifically, what do you think Congress should do?
Well, look, first of all, Congress and the Intelligence Committees on the Congress, both parties, should demand the facts.
This seems to be a moving story.
As I was leaving, I had the television on, as I put on my shirt.
And I understand there's even some more information that's come out today about what was known.
One of two things.
This president is...
He talks about cognitive capability.
He doesn't seem to be cognitively aware of what's going on.
He either reads and or gets briefed on important issues and he forgets it, or he doesn't think it's necessary that he need to know it.
But the fact is that at a minimum, at a minimum, the discrepancy allegedly between within the intelligence community as reported, some thought it was more certain and others thought it was less certain.
That should be resolved.
The president should have on day one said, I want you to come before me in the situation room and lay out the differences and discretion.
Who is saying what?
Let's get to the bottom of this.
That's a very good question.
What are you saying, Joe?
Who is saying what?
Oh my goodness.
Here's another short one.
This is where he gets lost in his notes.
This is Biden presser, lost in notes.
Lost in space.
And I think the president is, well, secondly, I think there's a distinction between the former mayor of New Orleans...
The difference between...
Oh, golly gosh.
Well, the game is up, and I think that this clip that I have here...
It kind of shows that the idea of Dana Perino's VP pick is perhaps more close to the truth than we think it is.
Almost all of the women I'm considering have had some exposure to foreign policy and national defense issues, security issues.
But that is not a minimum requirement.
The requirement is that they have the intellectual capacity as well as the temperament, as well as the leadership qualities that lend to everyone to believe that they would be ready on day one to be president of the United States of America.
That's quite a thing to say if you're running for president.
To say they would have the capacity to render people to believe they, I think, listen to this.
The leadership qualities.
Listen to this.
The temperament as well as the leadership qualities that lend to everyone to believe that they would be ready on...
They basically fool people into believing they'd be ready to be president when Joe dies on Inauguration Day.
Day one.
To be president of the United States of America.
It's got to be a powerhouse, man.
This is what they're going for.
We're not looking for a VP. We're looking for a P. Well, yeah, no, that's definitely the case.
We're looking for a piece, so this is going to make it tougher.
I do have one end-of-show possibility, which is from the presser.
It's not isolated because they never really think of it as an ISO because it's two seconds long, but this is Biden presser, and this is the actual clip.
This has not been fixed by me.
Hold on, I have a couple candidates.
Sounds like a barking dog.
Let me see.
Well, that's interesting you say that because I have this.
So why live with your cat peeing outside the litter box?
Someone gave me that as an ISO. I don't know where that comes from.
All right.
Well, that already beats this.
Well, no, wait.
I am completely unqualified.
That's got to be the winner.
Fauci.
Fauci.
And this came from...
I wish I had the report from this.
Someone's trying to say N-W-A-C-P. N-W-A-C-P. Uh-huh.
The NWAPC. I personally think the...
I am completely unqualified.
I think that's a good one for the end of show, don't you think?
Okay.
Now, I have one little side thing.
There's a podcaster, a video podcaster, and I'm sorry I don't remember his name because I do enjoy him.
He's very funny.
And he takes apart stuff in pretty much the same way we do, only he's like Jimmy Dore.
He ridicules, you know, and laughs, you know, on the screen maniacally and just makes fun of things.
But he did have a...
They did play a clip of Jill Biden, and he's ridiculing her here for writing a children's book.
And he plays a clip from the Today Show where they're fawning all over her, and then our guy or host...
Mentions that this children's book that is so hard to do was 1900 words, but let's just play this.
And finally, we pivot to VP Biden's wife, Dr.
Jill Biden, who just published a new book.
It has been a busy few months for former second lady, Dr.
Jill Biden, aside from campaigning with her husband.
She's also found some time to write a children's book about the presumptive Democratic nominee's life.
It's called Joey.
Yes, Dr.
Jill Biden wrote a children's book about her husband.
I'm not exactly sure how you found time to write a children's book about your husband, but these are extraordinary times.
Doesn't take much to impress Craig Melvin, does it?
Gee, Dr.
Jill, how did you ever find the time to write a 48-page, 1,900-word children's book while also being VP Biden's carer?
How did he do it?
But my first question is that while I see you show that Joe is a lifeguard, there's no mention of his confrontation with Corn Pop.
Seems like a missed opportunity.
Gotta find out what the name of that show is.
Yeah, I can find it.
This guy, you've seen him.
Maybe.
I'm not a big U. I'm sure you've probably seen him.
Somebody in the chat room should know who it is by his voice.
If he starts with, hey guys, then no, I have not seen him.
Hey guys.
When it's hey guys, I'm outie.
Meanwhile, while you were looking at YouTubers, I received a text from President Trump.
Oh, asking for...
You had to chip in?
Would you like to hear?
The game is on.
We are full on now.
This is a record for the president.
I shall read with all the emphasis, which includes exclamation marks and all caps.
Congrats!
Prez Trump selected you to be the first ever Trump supporter to receive a 6X match!
Oh yeah, I got this too.
But I was the first ever.
Oh, you're the first ever.
He will look for your name in two hours.
Claim now!
Two hours?
Claim now!
You've got two hours.
He's going to look for your name.
It's so offensive.
Yes.
You know, that sort of thing is really...
I don't know what to tell you.
It's irksa, man.
Well, 6X is the one.
That really takes the cake.
I mean, come on.
Who's donating the other money?
Why don't you give them more credit?
I don't know.
Trump's going to do it himself, I guess.
If I give him a dollar, somebody else gives him six bucks?
Apparently.
6X match.
Maybe just get six X's next to your name.
Who knows?
Six X match doesn't mean that it's actually going to be six times the money.
It's like one hour cleaner.
You know what I mean?
It's just the name of the place.
So there's two things I thought were interesting.
One is the Hawks.
Where are the Hawks?
Atlanta?
Atlanta Hawks?
Yep.
They have offered, I think it's a novel idea, instead of mail-in voting, why not turn State Farm Arena into a huge voting station for the upcoming elections?
I thought, what a fantastic idea.
There's parking.
You know, you can social distance your ass off.
You can have a flow of people going in one direction in and going out the other.
Yep.
I mean, what a great idea.
This could be done everywhere.
And honestly, I don't see why we haven't come up with this before.
I like it.
I think it's good.
A lot of people...
I'm sorry?
No, I was just going to say, Georgia had such a problem before.
This actually is a good idea.
Yeah, it's a fantastic idea.
Um...
You had mentioned that you had tried out parlay, which I'm sure no one in the world says it except, it's certainly not, no one in America says that, parlor.
Hey, I'm on parlor, parlor.
I'm giving Parler a try.
I got someone saying, man, you better get Adam Curry at Parler before it's gone.
I'm like, no, no, not going to go on Parler.
Don't need another social network in my life.
And, you know, I'm sure everyone's, whatever.
But there is some word that this could be Trump's secret weapon.
Apparently, some prominent media figures have invested in a private round of financing with Parler, including Dan Bongino.
Well, something's up.
A fool and his money are soon departed.
Possibly.
And then, what else do I have as last thing here?
I have, yeah, this, you know, I have two possible lasties.
Okay, this is not a clip, this is just a story.
So this Obamagate, you know, the FBI notes that are really showing that President Obama was definitely in the loop on this Flynn stuff.
Yeah.
I mean, you've got to think that at a certain point, one rat's going to leave the ship, you know.
So to me, this is, they needed Hillary Clinton to, if we just go all in on the story as the alternative version of the story, they needed Clinton to win so none of the crimes would come out of how they got her in in the first place and all the other crap that had been going on, which is quite a bit.
And so now they really need that win to get Trump out, which, because this, if they don't have someone come in who can save the day, I really think someone, someone, at least one person is going to jail.
and it's got to be a prominent figure.
Brennan.
Brennan, yes.
That's what I'm thinking.
So, you know, Brennan, he still has connections.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, you know, the connections disappear when the focus is apparent.
You know, why take a chance?
Oh, right.
Yeah, good fellas.
Yeah, good point.
So someone's going to die.
Okay.
Eyes open.
Clinton body count up and soon.
I wanted to thank, and that'll be my last, I wanted to thank Vicky.
Vicky, who was a very kind note, she sent me a gift of the P.O. Box.
I have to tell you, my fiancé Mark wants to thank you for inventing podcasts, yes.
So she's a permanent RVer, she and her fiancé, and she wrote this just a beautiful long letter handwritten, And she says, now that I've, you know, of course, now that I know how to reach you and on the podcast, I remember you for MTV. She says, you know, I have a little shampoo line and conditioner line, and she sent me some of this line.
But I'm thinking, this might be for you.
Because she's a beauty brand ambassador, yes, for the fastest growing luxury hair and skincare company in the world.
But what's cool about this is these plant-based ingredients and proprietary hair growth ingredients for all ages, men and women, it makes your hair grow.
He gave me the black two-in-one shampoo conditioner contains twice the hair growth ingredient.
See, I can't have this.
My hair grows very fast.
And then this restore leaving conditioner, which will keep your hair soft and shiny.
And then the intense repair treatment spray, which also promotes maximum hair growth.
I think I would like to send this to you.
I need that more than you do.
That's for sure.
Everybody knows that.
She also sent us a check for $200, which is much appreciated.
And she will be on the list for associate executive producers.
But I'd like that to go through the system so we can have it all written down.
So you'll get named.
I'll send it off to the P.O. Box and we'll get it through the system.
You'll get your associate executive producership.
Please don't send checks to me.
I send them only to the No Agenda P.O. Box.
It messes up our system.
It's very odd, but it really screws up.
There's one bank, and the bank happens to be down the street from me.
That's pretty much it.
Alright, let's close it out.
What you got?
Well, I got one.
I got the funny clip of this clip that people have been passing around.
It's a tough sheriff in Polk County telling people to get, you know...
Oh, yes, I've seen this.
This is a Polk County sheriff in Florida telling people that, you know, don't come in our neighborhood or you're going to get shot.
But we have received information on social media that some of the criminals were going to take their criminal conduct into the neighborhoods.
I would tell them if you value your life, you probably shouldn't do that in Polk County.
Because the people of Polk County like guns.
They have guns.
I encourage them to own guns.
And they're going to be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded.
And if you try to break into their homes to steal, to set fires...
I'm highly recommending they blow you back out of the house with your gun.
Merka.
Merka.
Yes.
Merka.
Merka.
You had one more?
No, that'll do it.
Oh, that'll do it?
Okay.
Well, we do have some great mixes coming up.
So I will say in advance, we need to thank, oh yes, the Deaf, Dumb, and Blind Night.
We've got Kyle Davis.
We've got Sir Chris Wilson and Jesse Coy Nelson.
That's all I could jam in.
I've got a couple left over that I'll do on Sunday, of course.
Nick the Rat coming up on NoAgendaStream.com.
Special guest, Darren O'Neill.
That should be an interesting experience.
Oh yeah, that's a good one.
Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Keep your eyes open, they're scamming you.
Gosh darn it.
And coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the capital of the drone star state, Austin, Texas.
FEMA Region No.
6 on the governmental maps in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam Curry.
And from northern Silicon Valley, where I look out and see traffic looks pretty close to normal.
I'm John C. Dvorak.
We return on Sunday right here on No Agenda.
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Until then, adios mofos!
And such.
Thank you.
Come on man, can't you see
You'll get the whole load from me I've known eight presidents Three of them intimately The time I've run for president Lost twice because I lied Now I'm in the basement all alone We need a vaccine and now Some say I've lost my mind Keep mixing words up all the time We
choose truth over facts Hopefully you're new and back Ride the fighting cap machine Waiting for a vaccine I want to be clear.
I'm not going nuts.
You dubbed this pony soldier.
Yes, we need a back to leave it now.
Some say I've lost my mind.
I keep mixing words up all the time.
Hold on, look, here's the deal.
The fact of the matter is I'm a giant in a gap machine waiting for a back to leave.
We get locked out We're supposed to meet you again.
We're never gonna let us out.
We get locked down.
We gotta save it down.
We're gonna burn it down.
Wearing a mask all day.
If you don't burn your brain.
He takes a Lysol drink.
He takes a bleach drink.
He takes some chloroquine and some ZZ.
He's staying six feet back in the long lines.
He's staying six feet back in the short lines.
Oh, Donny boy.
Where is our vaccine?
We get locked out.
It's very tough to get.
They're never going to let us out.
We get locked out.
Close to the beach again.
They're never going to let us out.
We get locked out.
The service is up again.
They're never going to let us out.
We get locked out.
We've got to save the town.
COVID is going to burn it down.
We get locked out.
The service is up again.
They're never going to let us out.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
Take off your coat.
Real slow.
Take off your shoes.
I'll take off the shoes.
take off your dress Yes, yes, yes.
But you must leave your mask on.
You must leave your mask on.
You must leave your mask on.
Crazy Eddie, his face masks are insane!
Wearing my mask again?
I just can't wait to put on my mask again.
Even if I'm in the car all by myself, I can't wait to put on my mask again.
Mask being mandatorily required is not only an act of voluntary servitude.
Got me some masks.
I got about 20.
So hurry up, baby, put your face mask on!
A face mask is a little old thing that makes us feel much better.
Wear your face mask, baby, please.
In my opinion, as a pharmacist, and I'm speaking as a pharmacist here, We're in the mask.
We're in the mask.
Crazy Eddie, his face masks are insane!
The best podcast in the universe!
MoFo.
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