This is your award-winning GiveOnNationMedia assassination episode 1262.
This is no agenda.
Celebrating victory and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
And from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm looking at the New York Times and all I can say is move over BuzzFeed.
I'm John C. Dvorak.
It's Crackpot and Buzzkill.
In the morning.
We have a winner.
Okay, who?
We have a winner!
Yes, it's time to celebrate, ladies and gentlemen.
We have a winner!
Dr.
Bill to the rescue!
Everybody except the planned pharmaceutical industry.
It's the Germans to the rescue!
Today, my administration reached a historic agreement with Pfizer to produce and deliver 100 million doses of their vaccine immediately following its approval.
Hopefully the approval process will go very quickly, and we think we have a winner there.
A winner!
We also think we have other companies right behind that are doing very well on the vaccines.
Yes!
Long ahead of schedule.
Wow!
A winner, John!
Woo!
And it's this little firm BioNTech, little German firm, that had to team up with Pfizer to make it look real.
And it's an mRNA vaccine.
I mean, I haven't heard anyone say how fabulous this is.
It's very interesting.
I thought that was Moderna's gig.
Well, you know, because he did this, that means these guys are out of the running.
The Moderna guys?
No, the Pfizer guys.
What do you mean out of the running?
They just did the deal with Pfizer.
Pfizer and BioNTech.
Yeah, but because Trump pushed this.
Yeah.
The media and everybody's going to jump all over it, and they're out of the running automatically.
Because, of course, if Trump endorses it, then it's the wrong vaccine.
Yeah.
Oh, yes.
So you're so smart.
This is just getting him out of the way.
So, okay.
I love this idea.
And I was already so curious because no one was saying how revolutionary this was.
It was BioNTech, who clearly teamed up with Pfizer for the distribution or, I don't know, the packaging.
That's what everyone does.
Yeah, licensing.
They've got the infrastructure.
I'd like to see what the stock did.
Oh, the stock, it went public at, I think it went public around 20, and it's now at 100.
That's a winner.
Yeah.
That's what you want to be.
Well, I wanted to bring...
That's good that you brought this up right away because I have three clips discussing a little bit about this, especially what's going on in South Africa with the Oxford vaccine.
That's what we love to test.
And so they can't seem to get enough volunteers because they can't find enough people that haven't been infected.
But...
There's a couple of things, sir, which Warren said, ask Adam.
Oh, okay.
Because as we listen to this great news from Pfizer, who will rue the day.
Let's listen to just a little background on what's going on in South Africa.
This is from Democracy Now.
This is the COVID vaccine, S.A. Oxford.
About 20 to 22 in the second phase of clinical testing.
Oops, I'm so sorry.
My fingers have been off.
I got a new replacement media controller and I hit the wrong one.
We'll cut all that out.
No one will know the difference.
So I think the first issue with the trial is that what's significant is that the president and the government agreed to offer solidarity and participate in the trial, which is being led by Oxford University through South Africa's Birch University.
The difficulty, of course, is one trying to secure a sufficient number of volunteers for the trial.
As you correctly point out, within a climate where the numbers of people living with COVID are increasing, and we also estimate that that is a significant undercount because our testing strategy has been hampered by the lack of available testing kits.
So the criteria for testing has changed and in effect it amounts to rationing at the moment.
The second issue with the trial, which actually involves quite significantly a pharmaceutical company called AstraZeneca, And the issue around AstraZeneca's relationship with Oxford, the relationship with the South African government, as in the contractual relationship, including which university and clinical participants in other parts of the world, in Brazil as well, is unclear.
We're calling for transparency in those agreements, because on the one hand, if we are going to participate in a trial that is trying to ensure equitable access to a vaccine, If it is successful.
That sounds like there's a quagmire.
Nothing's going to work out.
Everyone's got an issue with something.
Yeah, that's part of the problem.
But the second part of this clip is kind of interesting because it actually gives us some actual information.
Oh, stop.
And it's like, here's an Ask Adam for you.
Okay.
How many vaccine candidates are out there currently?
You mean that are...
Wait a minute.
Is this the actual question?
This is the Ask Adam segment?
Yep.
Ask Adam.
Ask Adam.
Will he know or will he won't?
I don't know, but here we go.
Ask Adam.
Ask Adam.
Yeah.
All right, everybody.
Here it is.
Of course, I now have all the answers.
Now, you say vaccine candidates.
Is that vaccine candidates that are currently in trial or that are getting ready to go to trial because they've gone through the first two phases?
Well...
Disregarding the phases, how many, I don't, the answer to that will be answered in the second clip.
The first clip is just a pure, how many vaccine candidates when people start, if you're in the business.
I have the number.
100.
It's a good number.
Yeah?
Alright, play the clip.
But we know that there's deep involvement of AstraZeneca, and the terms and conditions between Oxford University and AstraZeneca is not available.
And this, you must remember, is only one of a possible 126 vaccines.
Oh!
Oh, so close!
I think I deserve at least partial credit for getting into the 310.
No.
You're so mean.
Okay.
Now, the ones going to trial are going to be mentioned.
The number of that, how many are going to trial, or at least in the second stage of that 126?
Well, I have to just say 33.
I mean, why not?
Well, I'm going to give you credit for that being a very good guess.
Yes, but it's not right, I guess.
No.
Okay, here we go.
This is in this last clip, the phase two numbers?
About 20 to 22 in the second phase of clinical testing, and there's very few, a handful of candidates that still will go to phase three.
Now, the thing is, though, AstraZeneca, we did purchase, pre-purchase, A billion dollars worth of the vaccine.
So they took a...
Which...
I mean, if they're going to get screwed in the deal, is that kind of their...
Okay, guys, it's your turn next time.
Take a bill.
Take a bill from Bill.
I have no idea how this works and the intricacies of it are I think unknown to most people because it's part of the great pharma scam.
I don't know what's going to happen.
Maybe they're going to have two out there both competing with each other.
I think they want to have that.
And then there's some other vaccine.
Forget who did that one.
Maybe it's the Oxford vaccine that is just an old-school vaccine.
Well, the Oxford is the AstraZeneca.
Right, but isn't that the old-school?
That's not the mRNA?
They just did it the old-fashioned way?
I think it's whatever we've heard about before.
Whatever it is.
They're just testing it down in South Africa.
I guess they can get a head start on somebody.
There's a lot of stuff that is going on.
Also, with the therapeutics, with Remdesivir, one of our producers is a lab technician.
And was digging around documents looking into remdesivir.
I'll quote some from his note here.
I was curious about the circulating metabolite, which functions like an active ingredient, if you will.
So that would be the active ingredient of remdesivir.
I discovered something very, very interesting.
Attached an NCBI article about the mechanism of action of remdesivir.
There's a lot of technical stuff in there, but it's in the show notes if you want to look it up.
It's been sanitized for our lab technicians' protection.
But it turns out the chemical compound they use as the metabolite is GS-441524, also known as a feline antiviral.
It turns out that a cat antiviral works to some degree against COVID. Yeah, COVID kitty cat medicine, everybody.
Gotta love it.
Gotta love it.
Melatonin, apparently now, more news, inhibits the COVID-19-induced cytokine storm.
That's another good one.
What's a good one to know?
I mean, melatonin is easy to have around the house.
Oh, yeah, everyone.
People use it commonly.
In case the cytokine...
Well, they sure do.
Were you being facetious, or did you mean that about people using melatonin?
Am I at the point now where you can't...
I wasn't so sure on that one.
I'm sorry.
Wow.
I wasn't sure.
I wasn't sure.
We had bottles of it in the house because the kids like it.
One time, Jason, you ever take some melatonin before you go to bed?
I said, why do I want melatonin before I go to bed?
Yeah.
It makes you sleep better.
I sleep fine.
So I was partially right.
People do have it around the house, but you were kind of disgusted by it.
You weren't partially right.
You were wrong.
Okay.
All right, then.
People, I first heard about it probably 20 years ago, and people were using it on airplane flights when they couldn't sleep on a plane.
Yeah, exactly.
Or to combat jet lag, which I've never, like, weed is so much better.
Time to go to sleep, boink, done.
So a little, some mask updates, and I think it's relevant to something you wrote in the newsletter, but we'll start just with the thought that I had.
We are so trained with social media, and we were so primed for this mask stuff.
And it just...
So I think someone wrote me a note, and it almost bowled me over, like, oh, yes.
Do you remember the ice bucket challenge?
Yeah.
So this self-moral licensing is really...
This is a continuation of it.
I wouldn't necessarily 100% subscribe to that, but I think there's validity.
Yeah, it's idiotic.
Yes, which in the Netherlands translated when they speak in a derogatory tone about masks.
They call it the face diaper.
Yeah, you told me this.
I kind of like that one.
So Shanta, who's my daughter Christina's girlfriend, she was on the train in Rotterdam going to, I think she was going, I don't know if she was going to Amsterdam or not, And it's mandatory to have a face diaper in the train.
And I guess she was fiddling around.
It dropped on the ground.
She picks it up, puts it back on, and she got kicked off the train.
What?
Yeah, she got kicked off the train.
She sounds like she's exaggerating the story.
No, no.
Why would she?
No, she's not exaggerating the story.
She's not millennial.
No.
She's a little bit past that.
She's not really millennial.
She's 30, I think.
Something like that.
But I think what pertains to the newsletter is I have noticed, and I hope it comes to light and it can be exposed, but there are numerous elite women who took advantage of the masking requirements and the lockdown.
It was kind of a twofer for them, which includes Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, Kellyanne Conway, and as most recently revealed, Kamala Harris.
They all got work done on their face, and they actually believed it when the doctor said, just a couple of days of bruising.
So that's why they've been out of the running for a while.
You haven't seen Kamala, and she came back, and oh my God, it's like they almost all went to the same doctor, except Nancy.
She's got some kind of miracle worker.
It's really astounding, and people are noticing it.
Well, Kamala Harris looks terrible.
Well, she's still swollen.
That's the problem.
She waited too long.
I have experience in these types of procedures.
Okay, well, good, because here's the deal.
Here's the deal.
Let me give you the whole load.
So they have the pictures of Kamala Harris from 7, 8, and then from 8 days later.
And she looks like...
She has a number of problems that to me still looks more like Botox than anything except for the fact that I had to notice this the last time I looked at these horrible pictures because it's I didn't get a lot of sleep yesterday.
So and I kept dozing off of the computer.
So I put that picture of Kamala Harris up there and I look at it and it just boom.
I'm wide awake.
So it works.
It's anti-melatonin.
So, the thing is, if you look at her eyebrows, that's the key.
Yes.
You'll see that the corners of her eyebrows toward her ears have been lifted up.
So instead of her, she has a low-hanging fruit eyebrow that usually slips right across the top of the eye.
Yes, that part, I think that's Botox that did that.
But Botox doesn't make your thing go up.
Yes, if you inject it into the right spots, your eyebrows will raise a little bit.
That's why a lot of women got them in the first place, not just wrinkles on the forehead.
But she has injectables in her cheeks.
And that's the stuff that they always hook these women into it.
Like, oh, we'll do an injectable.
It'll be good for, you know, nine months.
And they're never even.
One's a little bit more squishy than the other.
You can see it.
And it takes a long time for the puffiness to go down, the rest of your face to adjust to it.
She had injectables.
And there's so many different kinds.
Some just really suck.
Okay, well, let's go back to the original question before you go on to that, because I wanted to hear that too, which was, if she had any serious work done, Eight days later, would she be presentable or not still bruised up?
No, no.
You're really not presentable.
That's what the doctor always says.
A couple days of bruising, don't worry about it.
Before these things really flesh out, it's typically a couple of months before really everything settles in.
Yeah, that's what I was thinking.
So she's coming out.
That's what makes me think she didn't have any real work done.
No, just the injectables.
That's what I think.
And some Botox.
Oh, yeah.
Botox, that's every two-month thing.
She's got so much Botox that her smile, what little of a smile she has, has turned into a grimace.
She really looks horrible.
I mean, if she thinks she's going to get picked for vice president now with this new look, she's nuts.
Well, I have a feeling that something else may be in play.
I'm not quite sure.
I want to ask some people about it.
I think she may have been going for a different face.
Look.
A little less Asian, perhaps, because she's, you know, her roots, she's Indian.
Now she's a little more Joker.
I don't think she was going for that, but yeah, that's, no, I would say she was probably going a little bit more for an ADOS look.
I mean, that's just a hunch.
I can't accuse her of it, but I wouldn't put it past her.
I think she's done a lot of things for her career, and she desperately wants this.
Everyone timed it.
Even Hillary got a little refresh, a little reboot.
Again, maybe Hillary...
Okay, here's what happened.
Hillary said to Kamala, use my guy.
Then this guy...
Oh, this could be.
She has the same injectables.
And because it's Hillary, the guy that she uses probably hates black folk.
He probably doesn't have experience with the black features.
But, oh man, I love that we're talking about this longer than a vaccine.
We're really good.
This is quality entertainment.
The point is that Kamala Harris has just submarineed her own career with this stupid move.
You think?
Yeah, she's dead.
If Biden takes one look at her, he's going to jump just the way I do when I have her picture on the screen.
I mean, I still think that Elizabeth Warren is in the running.
I mean, she's really...
The bankers already said no.
They can't put her in.
If they do, then there goes the money.
Okay, so they...
I mean, is Kamala then the only choice left?
My thesis about who's getting picked and who's not, and of course, I'm on A.B. Columbus's side, but she got screwed by current advances.
Yeah, yes, she did.
Not my fault, but I still...
I'm going by the original thesis that brought Bloomberg into the I'm sorry, the bankers do not want Bernie and they do not want Warren because of the way they've both been threatening the banks.
So those two are just done.
Right.
And of course, all this Bernie unity platform stuff is just all a charade.
Whoever's coming in as the actual vice president who is intended to be the president.
But I just don't see it.
I really...
I'm at a loss.
Who could it be?
Do they have anybody?
But this point is up for grabs, and then Biden's being pressured.
I didn't get this clip, but Joy Reid had him on her show, and she was demanding.
She says, are you going to now, right now, tell us that you will be nominating a black woman?
Yeah.
What am I supposed to run with a black man, by the way?
It just has to be a black woman because Biden claimed he's going to pick a woman, which is stupid.
Why did you claim anything, dummy?
So he's being pressured to put a black woman in.
And if he does that, it's believed by me and other former Democrats that the Democrat women who want a white woman as the first president of the United States that's a female are going to just bolt.
Right.
So who do the white women have as a candidate?
Who can they support?
I think it would be, I think what your original pick was, would be Elizabeth Warren.
Yeah.
Which they don't know, or they don't want to come to grips with the fact that the bankers have nixed it.
Hmm.
Yeah, it's hard.
I don't know.
I mean, he can still pick her and screw the bankers, and because of all the pressure, he's got to pick somebody.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, Hillary is on the scene again.
I mean, just since I happen to have a clip and we're talking about her, this is...
Apparently, all she...
Can I guess is going to be about Russia screwed her.
Give me a chance to respond to the fact that Donald Trump has now commuted the sentence of at least one of the people who was listening.
Russia was clearly listening, but so was Roger Stone.
What do you make of the commutation of his sentence?
Well, I think it's pretty clear that Stone threatened him.
He probably threatened him privately, but he also threatened him publicly about what he would say if he had to go to prison.
And this is a continuation of the cover-up.
It's an ongoing cover-up that Trump and Stone are two major participants in.
To try to prevent us from knowing all of the details about what they actually did in 2016.
Some of it was very public.
I mean, asking Russia in public to interfere in an American election, but some of it was clandestine, behind the scenes, sending messages, the kinds of things that we know about, and I think much more.
So what you did was to use the awesome power of commutation as part of the pardon power of the president to basically shut up Roger Stone so that Roger Stone would not spill any more beans about what actually happened and how much Donald Trump actually knew.
Yeah, unlike your husband who pardoned Mark Rich, who went on to screw millions out of billions or trillions maybe, and Susan Goldberg, the Weather Underground bomb carrier.
And many other fun people.
Of course, commutation makes nothing but sense.
Yeah, Russians.
While we're playing these clips, we might as well officially identify ourselves.
We have joined a new network.
We are the founding members of the network and very proud to be a part of it.
And it will soon be streaming everywhere.
You are listening to The O. You have no idea how many submissions came in for this network.
Orange Man Bad Network?
Yeah, here.
You're listening to the OMB Network.
Orange Man Bad.
I'm not quite sure if it's R-rated, this network.
Well, the way she does it.
Yeah, everybody jumped in.
So first we had Fletcher, and that was Dame Jennifer, and Darren, of course.
You are listening to the No Agenda Show on the OMB Network.
Orange Man Bad.
I think we can get investors.
Well, at this climate, yeah.
We've got a few months.
I think it's really possible.
It could continue.
I wanted to dive into something, and I alluded to it just a second ago, how Bill Clinton pardoned Susan Goldberg.
And Susan Goldberg, we bumped into, I think maybe a couple of shows ago, She was a member of the Weather Underground, and I guess she carried bombs, placed it in government buildings.
I don't think anyone was hurt or killed, but it did cause a lot of damage.
I think she had a 54-year sentence, but then got out after 16 years when Bill Clinton pardoned her in 2001.
Susan L. Rosenberg.
And we ran into her because she is the vice chair of the board of directors of Thousand Currents, which is the non-profit, which is the fiscal sponsor for Black Lives Matter, or Black Lives Matter, Inc., I should say.
Do you remember we talked about her, Susan Rosenberg?
You know, the funny thing is, yeah, I remember talking about it, but I don't remember her being the Clinton pardonee.
I just ran into that by accident.
That's new information for me, too.
And I really did a deep dive on Thousand Currents.
They seem to be more of a pass-through than anything.
Their mission is we're very concerned about people in the southern hemisphere, blah, blah, blah.
Nothing really about Black Lives Matter, but I think Susan Rosenberg, looking at her history, she knows how to run non-profits and do the financing.
So if there is a network of old Marxist communists who are infiltrating, then she would be the one to come up with this whole fiscal sponsorship scheme.
So Black Lives Matter isn't a non-profit by itself.
It's just a group with a bank account.
And they get money, and presumably, you know, I don't even know what their status is, this fiscal sponsorship.
It was a fiscal sponsor, I think it is.
It's very odd.
So she probably figured that one out.
And I think maybe we both had this clip of Patrice Cullors saying that she was a trained Marxist.
Yeah.
Well, I dove into that thinking I could connect her to Susan Rosenberg.
And it wasn't just that one interview.
She said it on a different interview as well.
And it's kind of part of her script, I noticed.
Yeah, she's proud of herself.
Yeah, she's proud of herself.
Yeah.
I think that the criticism is helpful.
I also think that it might...
I think of a lot of things.
The first thing I think is that we actually do have an ideological frame.
Myself and Alicia in particular are trained organizers.
We are trained Marxists.
We are...
We're super versed on sort of ideological theories, and I think that what we really try to do is build a movement that could be utilized by many, many black folk.
So, superversed.
I don't know what that means, but it sounds like some kind of badge.
She's superversed as a trained Marxist.
By coincidence, or maybe not, I was talking with Mo, and he gave me a little bit of background on Marxism with ADOS, or African Americans, dating back to the 30s.
And I had no idea that, let's say, blacks in the South, that they were kind of, well, they weren't actually recruited, but they were drawn to communist stooges who were out trying to get workers unionized and cause trouble in the United States.
Yeah, but you have to remember, yes, this is true, and actually it probably even goes into the 20s, but you have to remember that in the 30s during the Depression, half the country was being lured by the communists.
No, no, that's the beauty of it.
Including half of Hollywood.
They didn't actually go after, they weren't intending to go after blacks.
Here's the story.
How did the Communist Party get started in Alabama?
In 1928, the Communist position internationally was that African Americans in the South have the right to self-determination, meaning they have the right to create their own nation in the South.
And it's a position that came out of Moscow.
It came from other black communists around the globe.
And with that idea in mind, they sent two organizers to Alabama.
The most industrialized city in the South.
And they went there thinking they would organize white workers, and from white workers, black workers would follow.
But no white workers would come forward.
And so the first two organizers was a guy named James Giulio, who was a Sicilian worker who had migrated to Alabama, and another guy named Tom Johnson.
And together, they went out looking for white workers, and black workers came.
And black workers came in fairly large numbers right away.
Because for them, they had a memory of Reconstruction, a memory of the Civil War.
And in that kind of collective memory, they were told that one day the Yankees would come back and finish the fight.
Well, when they saw these white communists, they said, oh, good, the Yankees are here.
We can't wait to join.
I thought that was really interesting that they went there to get white workers and the blacks came and they kind of, I guess they got hoodwinked.
Well, I think that's kind of a patronizing story, if not...
Oh, it's very simplistic.
It's very simplistic.
Because it's not as though the black people that showed up for this meeting were stupid, necessarily.
Absolutely not.
No, absolutely not.
I think they were lied.
Lied to.
That's what I think.
It doesn't really matter.
I'm just showing this.
You have to remember, again, there's lots of commies all over the place in the 30s.
Right.
They're trying to take over the country.
They're trying to overthrow the government, besides the fact that the Democrat Party was trying to overthrow the government of Roosevelt with the attempted coup.
Yes, exactly.
The whole place was a mess.
My dad used to tell me these stories about the Depression era.
It's kind of like it is now, which is a depression.
Right.
Okay, so I'll just jump ahead.
I don't have to prove that there's been a lot of Marxist influence on African Americans, but not to turn them into Marxists or communists, but to use them as a tool.
Use the right word.
And dupe?
As a dupe.
Dupe is the word.
So I'm glad that your dad would yap about that, and I'm glad that you say it's very similar to now.
As I found the Democracy Now!
clip, here is Patrice Collars, once again co-founder of Black Lives Matter.
And let's see if we can tie her into any of these groups from, of course, not the 30s, but maybe the 60s, 70s.
As you began to develop the Black Lives Matter theme and also talk about the strategy.
You mentioned you had come out of the Strategy Center.
What was the Strategy Center?
Well, I'm a trained organizer, and so I think sometimes people think that because Black Lives Matter is the biggest thing, that that's the first thing I ever did.
And it's not.
I was trained knocking on doors, you know, getting on buses and passing out flyers and getting people to join organizations.
The Labor Community Strategy Center is my first political home.
It's where I would be a part of what it's famous for, which is the Bus Riders Union.
Started by an old friend of mine.
Yes, Eric Mann.
That's my mentor.
Eric Mann, double N. Does this ring a bell?
Oh, it sounds familiar, but it doesn't ring a bell.
Another Weather Underground member.
Oh, okay.
Who also set up the Bus Riders Union in Los Angeles.
And currently runs, I think for the past 10 years or even longer, the Labor Community Strategy Center in Los Angeles, which, interestingly, he goes back to the August 29th movement, also known as ATM, which in 1978 merged with the Chinese-American organization IWK, the Iowa Quen.
And the Black Revolutionary Communist League to form the multiracial, multinational league of revolutionary struggle, which I think is kind of, we're looking at derivative groups of that right now, and she trained for over 10 years with Eric Mann.
So you gotta think maybe she picked up a few tips.
So I found a 2010 workshop online by Eric Mann called the Transformative Workshop.
It's at a university.
I'm not sure which one.
But possibly in Los Angeles.
And here you can hear where his whole thing is he wants to kill the empire, which is overturn the government.
I think that's kind of what the old Marxist socialists, that's what they always want to do, turn it into the welfare state, get rid of capitalism.
But that's called transformation and transformative organizing.
The second is that transformative organizing begins by a challenge to the U.S. empire.
We live in a country that is running two declared wars at the same time, Iraq and Afghanistan, that is causing misery for basically people all over the world, except in Venezuela, Cuba, and other places where they've been successfully able to resist imperialism.
When they talk about getting rid of poverty and people who have only $2 a day, that's based on the United States imperialism imposing its free market economy on the world so that people can't even have water in their own countries.
So with these people in our scholastic system and educational system, no wonder they turn out hating America.
I mean, this guy is speaking at a university.
He's written books.
I mean, there's a legion of these people.
He makes, he says, this is typical of these guys, he says, we're having two simultaneously declared wars.
Yes.
We had no declared wars.
Neither were declared, exactly.
But the tactics of the Marxists are well known.
It's pit two teams against each other, and then you can control both, and they'll actually work side by side.
And it's kind of the way the CIA does it.
I think it goes back to Hegel.
It's been around for a while, this concept.
But you can do man, woman.
It might sound familiar.
You can do race, black, white.
But it's not really about the black or the white or the man or the woman.
It's about weakening the empire to overthrow it, as he explains in this clip.
When I got involved in the movement, it was...
For civil rights and against the war.
And very quickly, civil rights started calling itself black liberation.
And against the war was Vietnamese liberation.
So we were part of an anti-racist, anti-imperialist united front, and we all became radicalized.
And I think that's what we want to do today, is bring this into low-income communities of color, because we believe that these advanced ideas are not imposing our agenda on somebody.
It means that we're somebody, that we have views, we're part of the community, the community is divided, we'll bring those ideas in, and the community will decide if they want them.
They're free agents, but it makes no sense to go in and say, I have no agenda, when you do have an agenda.
And they do have an agenda.
The agenda is to overthrow the empire.
But these groups, this guy and trained Patrice Cullors, see race as a tool or use racial groups as stooges to achieve their overthrow of the empire.
Transformer organizing focuses on society's most oppressed and exploited classes.
It's a strategic alliance.
Strategic.
We believe eventually that the vast majority of people in the United States can be won to an anti-racist, anti-imperialist politics.
But that's going to be very, very hard, and you have to start somewhere.
We start with the intersection of the black and Latino community as a strategic alliance that's central to building a broader, multiracial left movement.
And within that, the role of the black and Latino working class, including defining the working class as women in the home, bus riders, prisoners, people on AFDC, yes, factory workers, people at the point of production, but there are many ways to organize the working class besides just As workers.
Because they're working class every minute of their day.
So we have a bus riders union.
We have community rights trying to get kids out of the pre-prison system.
Most people are just as working class as a factory worker.
So it really doesn't matter as long as they can get a pro and a con group together.
They'll use it to weaken the system.
And this is the only clip that really matters, this one, because I think that this type of thinking that clearly is in universities, probably in grade schools, and has taken over the woke infrastructure with Black Lives Matter is is, in fact, this dishonest crap that they're doing to weaken society.
It's not about race.
It's not about LGBT. You know, you think you're special.
No, they don't care about you.
This is identity politics, which I agree is where the Democrat Party is all in on this.
And this is what really matters.
He answers the question, what do you actually want?
When you're carved in a movement, they always say, well, what do you people want?
When you go to the police station or go to the university.
So here are some things we want that we think are systematic with transformative organizing.
Systematic transformative organizers.
They're all caught up in these terms.
This is ten years ago, though.
This is ten years ago.
It's not that long ago.
Here we go with the list.
The show's older than this guy's speech.
Free the U.S. two million prisoners.
No prisons.
U.S. out of Afghanistan and Iraq now bring the troops home.
We want the social welfare state, not the police state.
We want 100,000 more buses, new hospitals, mental health clinics and public schools, and 100,000 less police.
Sound familiar?
Free, safe, and legal abortion with public support and financing, and minors having the right to abortion without parental consent.
Reparations for the transatlantic slave trade to the peoples of Africa, the African diaspora.
Uh-huh.
Five people in the U.S. It's a long list.
Unconditional amnesty and option of citizenship for 12 million immigrants.
Open the U.S. borders.
Open the borders.
Full democratic rights and equality for LGBTQ people.
All right.
Woo!
Woo!
Shut down the 810 US bases of military occupation.
Stop the traffic of women and girls, which is very related to those 810 bases of occupation.
Reverse global warming.
Stop offshore drilling.
Restrict the order.
Global warming.
Without the Bolivian proposal for the Coyote Treaty that will reduce greenhouse gases to 50% below 1990 levels by 2017.
Thank you.
There's the climate change.
That's Evo Morales, not Barack Obama.
Self-determination and sovereignty for the Palestinian people.
That's always got to be in there.
It's got to be in there.
It's code.
Jobs or income now for the 32 million unemployed.
Guaranteed jobs.
Remove all CIA operatives from Venezuela and other third world countries.
Protect the communists.
And stop the embargo on Cuba.
Finally end the war on drugs, the war on crime, the war on gangs, and the war on terror.
Okay.
So, if it sounds familiar, that's because I think that's been going on.
Well, it's also on the list of the radical abolitionist movement web pages.
It's been there for years.
None of this is new.
None of this should be a shock to anybody.
I'm sure you got the 10-year moment.
I bet you go back 20 years and find another example of it that is limited.
It's the same, but they put the trendy things in, like climate change and LGBTQ, whatever.
But a lot of people don't realize it.
They just say, oh, it's Marxist!
It's socialist!
They don't really know what they're talking about.
And to me, that kind of brought it all into clarity.
Okay, when we say this, or cultural Marxism, whatever you want, it's this.
It's this.
And it's not to solve anyone's problem.
It's only to ultimately get rid of the police, get rid of the army.
Yeah, so they can walk in, I guess.
And they prey on weak, weak people.
Dummies.
And I think Patrice Cullors was primed that she was ready to be sucked into this.
Listen, this is a quick, just a few quick clips about her growing up.
And it sounds a little reminiscent of Robin DiAngelo.
I grew up queer.
I grew up as a working class, queer black woman and single parent household.
No father.
My father was in and out of prison addiction.
Basically all my family is just like the kind of typical life of black working class people.
So she's 17.
I'm sorry.
I don't think that necessarily being a drug-addled is a life of typical black working class people.
No, that's her generalization, but this is her recounting the story.
And by the way, she's a wreck.
She put the checklist down.
Let's follow what she has to say.
She's obviously the one to follow because of her background.
You know, this is like...
Insanity.
Okay.
So let's follow her for a second, because you're going to see the model is there.
This is the easy prey.
I think for me, when I came to the organization, when I was organized into the organization, I was...
How about that for some cultish language, huh?
When I was organized into the organization...
I think for me, when I came to the organization, when I was organized into the organization, I was 17 and a half.
I was really angry.
I was really angry.
And I didn't have a direction.
I just was spewing anger.
I was angry at...
What I've bared witness with my family and police brutality.
I was angry that my mother had to work three jobs and she never slept.
I was angry that just like there was so many things that I was looking at and so many things that I was angry about.
And Damon Azali and Jaron Brown, who's in the room today as a part of power, who I joke with, I said, Hey, remember how I was 17 and a half and you organized me?
Organized me into the bus riders union at the time.
I wonder what that means.
It's cult code.
They're laughing about it.
Remember when you organized me?
There's obviously some kind of ritual or something.
I sound like she got laid.
It caught my attention.
They had showed a 10 minute clip of the bus riders union and there was this scene in the film where there's a black woman organizing on the bus and there's a Korean woman organizing in the back of the bus and the black woman is speaking Spanish.
And I'm like, wait, what?
And then the black woman turns to a Korean grandmother and goes, oh, Korean?
Call us to the Korean organizer in the back.
And I was like, we have a Korean speaker.
Can you come organize her?
And I was so...
Organize her.
I was like, that's what I want to be a part of.
That right there makes sense to me.
So...
Using it as a verb that way, organize me, is weird.
That's cultish stuff.
Remember when you organized me?
Anyway, so the bottom line, this is her real issue.
My life hasn't really changed much.
My brother's still in prison.
My father passed away in December.
And what I say of racism.
He was only 53 years old.
And he passed of racism because this country killed him.
Okay, so there's some hatred there.
Some severe hatred issues.
This country killed him.
So no wonder.
And she is organized.
So, all of this is, it's a cycle, I guess, except now we have the social media network aspect to it, and that cranks up the noodle gun, which is lethal.
Yeah, you have the dummies that are all in on this thing, because they're, oh yeah, okay, we have to destroy the country, we have to overthrow the government, which is really what this boils down to when it comes, because that's what they say.
Yes.
Why would you, so you're, in other words, you're, Especially if you're in college, in a university somewhere, and you can actually afford to go to one of them, and you want to overthrow the government because you will benefit in some way?
Is that because you can benefit?
I mean, what is the point?
This is a very interesting fog that they've established that people are roaming around stupidly.
Crazy.
It's crazy.
Part of it, you know, I take my learnings from Professor Theodore Kaczynski, who said that, you know, you look at the kids, we went through the, you know, think of the children, give them participation trophies.
They never had anything to fight for.
They haven't had to fight for shelter, for food.
The ones that we're seeing protesting, at least.
The looting is a different gang, different bunch, but that's also explainable.
But the protests that turn into LARPing attacks, finally these kids have something to live for.
The 20-year-olds now, they were, hey, come to college, you get a piece of paper, it's going to be great, and then they're working for $11 to $15 an hour doing retail, customers treating them like shit.
And they have no future, they've not been challenged, and all of a sudden this comes along, and wow, yeah, and the feedback mechanism of the videos and online postings and the likes and the shares and the community and the rainbows and everything, it's so obvious to me now.
And all you need to do is just throw a couple of organizers with some money.
Thank you, George Soros, with an extra $220 million promised.
We know where that's going.
That's going into the Susan Rosenberg version of the, or half of the system, and she distributes the money.
Or people like her.
I'm sure there's many more when we look.
And these are the old fuckers from the 60s and 70s.
That's what's so crazy.
They're still in the game.
Yeah, well, they should have been kept in jail, but I guess what are you going to do?
I'm impressed.
I'm impressed.
I'm also kind of, you have to kind of admire Soros.
Because if you really think about it, when I worked for Bill Ziff, you get these guys that get a lot of money.
Bill Ziff was one of the first round of billionaires.
He was one of the first.
Mm-hmm.
Back when there was like 20 in the world, not a thousand.
And people would talk about it.
His relatives would talk about this too.
He liked to fuck with people.
He had this huge bunch of magazines and he'd find a couple of people.
Yeah, I know a lot of rich people who do that shit.
Yeah, it's actually, people watch the movie Changing Places with Eddie Murphy and whoever else was in it.
With the two rich guys who bet a dollar that if these two guys are giving this, you know, it was some crazy betting.
Trading places.
Yeah, the trade places.
Trading places.
Just to screw with people.
And the idea was, you note that there was these two people that were bitching about each other.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
So you put them together.
Yeah.
Making the head of some new magazine.
Or you do something like that.
Really?
That kind of stuff?
Make them co-CEOs of a publication or co-editors just to see them blow up?
That's sick.
That's sick.
And that's the kind of thing...
And it's not just...
Like you said, there's a lot of super rich people...
That do evil...
And I think it's hilarious.
Well, I don't think it's evil.
It's good-hearted, fun, by their standards.
Precisely.
Different group, different standards.
And so I'm convinced Soros is one of these guys, only he does it on a grand worldwide scale, and he just...
Has to be, because he's always got a kind of a shit-eating grin in a funny kind of a way.
You know, when you see him speak, he's got this stupid look on his face.
Like, he's just having nothing but fun.
It's interesting, though, if you look at Soros, Goldberg, and Mann, you know, when you see a group of these three people, it's not hard to understand why many ADOS think, ah, the Jews are out to get the black man.
Soros, Goldberg.
And what's interesting, I didn't, shit, I forgot to clip it.
He said, a man said that he grew up, I think he was born in 42 or 43, and his mom...
Yeah, silent generation.
Most of those guys, very few of them are baby boomers.
Baby boomers are more likely to be patriotic.
And his mom would just hound him about, you know, the fascists, the fascists, the fascists, specifically the fascists.
They came for the Jews, they'll come again, and they're going after black people.
And that's kind of his reasoning for why he's so interested in the plight of dark-skinned people.
Doesn't really matter with their history as long as they're dark-skinned.
Yeah, it's kind of...
Rather patronizing.
I think that's where he gets it all from.
It's insane when you start to dive into it and you look at what's happening.
Every single topic from climate change to LGBT, QQIAPK... You know, equal rights.
Not that I'm against equal rights, but, you know, it's like all of this stuff.
It's all their fingerprint.
And it's the same thing.
It's just now it's being used.
I mean, is it still being used by China, who have infiltrated everywhere and deployed this?
Or is it just the Democrat Party?
Or is it also the Republican Party?
Is everyone doing it?
Are we the only shitheads who aren't doing this stuff yet?
Yeah.
You know, it's the Chinese Communist Party, the CCP. They know these tactics.
These all stem from Marxist, early Marxist tactics, Lenin.
Right.
It's nothing new to them, and so they probably see...
They would just amplify it, sure.
They know what's going on.
They're not idiots.
And China is asshole.
It's asshole.
So let's talk about some spies.
Yeah.
We got spies in Houston, and they're going through the standard operating procedure of the burn bag, which is, everyone's like, this is crazy!
Look what's going on!
The burning documents!
Remember the Russian embassy?
It was Trump who kicked him out?
That was Obama.
Was it still Obama?
And they immediately start burning documents.
So, that's the standard operating procedure.
That's what you do.
Maybe it was Trump.
Maybe it was early in Trump.
I thought it was early in Trump.
I've got a bunch of clips on this and there's stuff I didn't know.
Good.
And we can start with listening to a few of these if you want to talk about the consulate.
Yeah, let's do that.
This is Chinese Consulate One.
I could have guessed.
A global fight escalates again.
Today's move to close the Chinese Consulate in Houston is the latest action by the Trump administration against Beijing.
Nick Schifrin reports on what is at stake.
In the courtyard of China's Houston consulate, Chinese staff in a hurry.
They burned documents and drums last night after the administration ordered the consulate close, citing a pattern of Chinese theft and espionage.
We're setting out clear expectations for how the Chinese Communist Party is going to behave.
And when they don't, we're going to take actions that protect the American people.
Administration and intelligence officials tell PBS NewsHour the Chinese have used the Houston consulate as a hub for espionage.
Just yesterday, the Department of Justice for the first time accused Chinese hackers of working for both personal gain and the Communist Party.
China has now taken its place alongside Russia, Iran, and North Korea in that shameful club of nations that provide a safe haven for cyber criminals in exchange for those criminals being on call for the benefit of the state.
But senior officials tell PBS NewsHour today was also about diplomatic reciprocity.
In January, out of fears of COVID, the U.S. evacuated its Wuhan consulate.
It has not reopened because of a dispute over whether U.S. employees have to quarantine and take COVID-19 tests upon arrival at Chinese airports.
What?
You know, it's really no wonder when you listen to these news reports and I wonder who was doing that reading what station it was on because there's no wonder that no one gives a crap about China because it's really not compelling the way it's delivered.
The hell?
What station is this?
That's your PBS NewsHour.
Hello?
Oh my god, that's really so exciting.
I don't know why people don't listen to it, but we did report on the story, but I just spoke it this way, and then no one really paid attention to me.
I'm pretty good at that.
You get that voice down, you nailed it.
You can go to work.
That's an exit strategy.
I can work for PBS. Woo!
Exit strategy, everybody.
Yes, I would agree with that.
In fact, yes, yes, well, again.
That's why we're here.
So what did he actually say?
Because I fell asleep, I think, halfway through.
He said that there's a quid pro quo at play.
Yeah, was this because of the testing?
A lot of it had to do with this indictment.
Which was linked in the show, the actual indictment was linked in the newsletter.
Yes, it was.
And you can read it.
I read it.
It's very entertaining.
What did you learn?
I learned that these guys are bad actors.
What were they doing?
They're stealing us blind.
They've been doing it for 30 years, apparently.
And no one's done anything about it until Trump came along?
And it was going to continue until we just basically had no industry.
We moved everything, all industrial manufacturing and everything to China because it was cheaper.
I'm really amazed no one is so outraged like you are because probably they didn't hear it when I was telling them the story about what was going on with China and Chinese buying.
Okay, you get the gag?
Okay, good.
Yeah, the gag's good.
Um...
Two!
Chinese Consulate Two!
I can't wait.
There you go.
More!
More!
Security Advisor Robert O'Brien on the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party or CCP. The CCP's stated goal is to create a community of common destiny for mankind and to remake the entire world according to the CCP. FBI Director Christopher Wray.
If you're an American adult, it is more likely than not that China has stolen your personal data.
The ultimate ambition of China's rulers.
Isn't to trade with the United States.
It is to raid the United States.
U.S.-China relations are at their lowest point since relations began in 1979.
Take the case of Houston.
The eyes of Texas were on Deng Xiaoping today.
In 1979, then-Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping visited the city and the Johnson Space Center.
Houston was the first Chinese consulate in the U.S. But while some China watchers worry about the confrontation, the Trump administration says it's overdue.
For an awful long time, our policy simply reflected allowing China to engage in behavior that was radically unreciprocal, enormously unfair to the American people, and frankly put America's national security at risk.
And so we have begun to turn that around.
It's interesting that PBS did pick a couple of quotes from Barr, the piece that we played, but just one or two quickies.
Didn't put any of the Nazi talk.
He didn't get any of the good stuff, and he didn't get anything good from Ray.
But by the way, it was interesting in that clip where you had this monotone guy you've been ridiculing here, and he talks like this, and then they drove back to a clip from the 1970s where the CBS... Yeah, exactly.
I love that.
And then Deng Xiaoping!
Hey, wait, wait.
Do Deng Xiaoping to the stage.
Yeah.
Okay, never mind.
So it is very contrasty, and you're right.
And I didn't notice.
I did notice.
It's because I was trying to get clips.
And I'm thinking...
In fact, I could have clipped this even more tightly and with different stuff.
I'm enjoying it.
Don't get me wrong.
I enjoy it.
But I noticed when I was getting the clips...
I didn't pick up on it, but I didn't realize it was the presentation itself that was so bad, not the material.
The material's pretty good.
But once you pointed it out, this guy is a monotone loser.
Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
You know, it's no good.
And I think the news hour, PBS's news hour, is getting more like this.
And I say that because now that you've mentioned it, there's a report later in the show on something else, which I don't know if I clipped it or not.
This is the same thing.
Some boring guy.
He's got no modulation whatsoever.
Now, do you think this is a style they like?
Or is this intentional so that they can have some cover the way I see it?
We reported on it, just no one heard it because they zoned out within two seconds.
No, I think it's a style they like.
Wow, it's so lame.
I think it's a, and I don't know why they like it, where it's coming from.
Yeah.
Also from, you know what, actually, if the mainstream media already hijacked by Chinese interests, they should just start presenting like Chinese TV. That's fun.
Sing it a little bit more.
Well, that's what they say.
Well, no, you're thinking of the Korean TV. I'll take it.
I'll take Korean.
It doesn't matter.
Does that have...
I watch Chinese TV a lot.
At least our version.
CGTV, whatever it's called.
China's greater network television.
CGNT. Yeah.
And they have a lot of monotones on there.
There's one woman who's considered, I think, the best of the interviewers.
And she's pretty bad.
In terms of the monotone presentation, it's possible that this may all be Chinese-influenced here on PBS. It wouldn't be surprising if let's put it that way.
Let's play clip three.
You know, many other countries share our concerns about China, the challenges that it poses to international law.
Okay, stop it.
Stop it.
I've got to set this clip up.
All right.
So, clip three is, this went on for a long time.
They brought a couple of people on.
One, an old State Department hack who worked for, she worked, this is this, I think her name is Thornton.
She worked for, I think she came out of the Obama administration, but she was kind of neutral, so they kept her on as an assistant secretary, and they were going to bump her up.
And Tillerson kept her on.
I like her.
So Tillerson keeps her on, and she is just a real dud.
And Tillerson keeps her on, and when Tillerson goes, they're going to bump her up, because Trump's thing is, you know, he puts these people in positions, and when they get rid of one of them, they just bump the next one up.
Yeah, just temporary.
They become acting for a while.
Yeah, it's easy.
Yeah.
Yeah, and then it's real easy to put, you know, like, there's a problem, like the DHS now, we're getting some problems.
Ah, it's acting, we'll get a new guy.
No, it's just something of a Trump Trumpian scam.
He does a good job of it.
It's a style, yeah.
So, yeah, it's a management style.
So they put this woman in, they're going to bump her up because Tillerson quit, you know, and is irked because he didn't do anything.
Yeah.
And it was Trump's fault.
And so she's going to be bumped up and no!
It was actually Rubio that caused the stink.
No, this woman is not going anywhere because it turns out, according to Rubio and the rest of the conservative republicans, she's just pro-China.
Uh-huh.
And the monkey comes out of the sleeve.
And so that was the end of her.
So she got booted.
But she'd bring her on to this.
And she's counter to a guy.
I think his name is Chang.
He's an author.
And he's a Chinese.
Lived in China for 20 years.
Gordon Chang.
Gordon Chang.
I have a clip of him, too.
Gordon Chang is great.
Yeah.
And he's not putting up with any crap.
So here she is, they're doing the back and forth, and she's going on and kind of hinting it's Trump's fault, and this is unprecedented, we're doing anything like this.
And then Chang just lets her have it.
You know, many other countries share our concerns about China, the challenges that it poses to international law and order and to our economic competitiveness, but this kind of action gives the impression of recklessness, and it's not really clear to me what it accomplishes.
Gordon Chang, recklessness and not clear what it accomplishes.
Do you believe the closure was in U.S. interests?
Yeah, I certainly believe that this was the right thing to do.
The State Department talked about protecting U.S. intellectual property, and the Houston Consulate is known as a hub for espionage.
We've been talking to China about hacking and all the rest of these things for about three decades.
And yet we haven't gotten anywhere.
We had the agreement with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in September 2015 for countries not to hack each other for commercial purposes.
We had the Section 301 tariffs that were supposed to be a remedy for the theft of U.S. intellectual property.
But China has continued to steal U.S. IP in the hundreds of billions of dollars a year.
Yes, you could say this is unfortunate, closing the consulate, but we had to do something to try to get China to stop this dangerous activity.
You know, a buddy of mine who works at an accountant company, accountancy, the Xerox machine, I'll just say generically because I don't think it was a Xerox, but the copier broke.
And yeah, they do a lot of copying in law offices and accountants offices.
And he called tech support and was connected to a Chinese help desk.
And I'm thinking to myself, these things are plugged in.
Who the hell knows what's being copied out?
There's so much stuff.
That's a great idea.
Yeah.
Why wouldn't it work?
I mean, networked copy machines are standard fare now.
Well, the copy machine is basically a scanner.
Yeah.
I mean, if you go back to the original Xerox, you could say, well, it's kind of a scanner, but it's not the kind of scanner that we have today.
But it scans and then makes a copy, and the scan could easily be sent down the wires.
Well, there's even...
Cables that have little bits of firmware in it, apparently, that can capture stuff and send it off to nefarious IP addresses.
There's a lot of espionage going on.
But of course, we also do have Gordon Chang.
There's a number of Chinese dissidents Who are clearly, you know, working with Trump.
I think Steve Bannon, Banyan.
Banyan is working for some, you know, one of these Chinese billionaires who runs some other anti-China television network.
And he'll create his movies, what he calls a movie, like a YouTube movie.
China Bad, China Bad.
Actually, he only says CCP, CCP, CCP. It's not the Chinese people.
And I don't give all the Chinese people a pass anymore.
You got the internet.
Come on.
Get on the stick.
Help us out.
You want to hear what Gordon Chang says in my clip?
Yeah, I'd love to.
He's great.
Well, the State Department said the reason it was shut is because it was involved in intellectual property theft, and they also wanted to protect the information of U.S. individuals.
Also, there are stories that this consulate had links with protest groups in the United States providing financial and logistical support.
Uh-huh.
That's unconfirmed.
But what is confirmed is that the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the Communist Party's Global Times have been engaged in a malicious disinformation campaign deliberately stoking racial tensions in the U.S. and U.S. Customs has seized items coming from China this year that would be very handy for protesters.
Well now, unconfirmed, but like what?
I don't know.
Maybe helmets and gear, stuff like that.
They always seem to have interesting gear.
Bricks?
Chinese bricks, maybe?
Chinese bricks.
So it's not just the consulate in Houston.
That is a problem.
It seems we have an issue in San Francisco as well.
This investigation stems from a move by the Trump administration earlier this year to go after researchers who are here in the United States on student visas but have proven ties to the Chinese military.
This woman named Zhuang Tang was a researcher at UC Davis.
Her visa application stated that she never served in the military, but the FBI claims an investigation revealed pictures of her in a type of uniform from the People's Liberation Army.
A further search at her home allegedly revealed evidence on her electronics of her affiliation, according to the FBI.
And they say that on June 20th, she went into the Chinese consulate in San Francisco, where she has been ever since.
Two more students were named in the court documents.
Cheng Song was charged with visa fraud.
She researched neurology at Stanford University.
Her 2018 visa application claimed that she ended military service in 2011, but the FBI says that she is in fact a PLA member.
And Xing Wang was a researcher at UCSF.
During an interview on June 7th, he admitted to being an active duty member in the PLA.
They claim that he was instructed by a supervisor in China to copy the layout of the UCSF lab to replicate it when they got back home, and that his devices found studies from UCSF that they allege he planned to share with his PLA lab.
This news comes as the Chinese consulate over in Houston, Texas, was ordered to close by the Trump administration today.
Live in the newsroom, Ellis Sigimonian, Kuanfor News.
Donald Trump don't trust China.
China is asshole.
They're here!
They're spying on us!
And yet, there doesn't seem to be, oh no, Russia!
Roger Stone!
That's a great story.
I'm going to give you a clip of the day because that was unknown to me.
Oh, thank you.
And it's your backyard.
I know, I'm embarrassed.
Why would they cover it here?
That would be crazy.
Russia!
Trump!
Orange man bad.
We all know that.
I did pick up an edit of Pompeo's speech about China's asshole in UK. It's about a minute and a half and just good to hear him reiterating the points as the all of government and hopeful...
They wish for the all of society effort moves forward to expose China.
We, of course, began with the challenge presented by the Chinese Communist Party and the COVID-19 virus that originated in Wuhan, China.
On behalf of the American people, I want to extend my condolences to the British people from your losses from this preventable pandemic.
The CCP's exploitation of this disaster to further its own interests has been disgraceful.
Rather than helping the world, General Secretary Xi has shown the world the party's two fates.
We talked about how we've seen Hong Kong's Freedom's crushed.
We've watched the CCP bully its neighbors, militarized features in the South China Sea, and instigate a deadly confrontation with India.
I want to take this opportunity to congratulate the British government for its principled responses to these challenges.
You've made a sovereign decision to ban Huawei from future 5G networks.
You've joined other free nations to condemn China's broken promises on the Sino-British treaty.
You've generously opened your doors to Hong Kongers who seek nothing more than fleeing just for some freedom.
And yesterday, you suspended your extradition treaty and extended your arms embargo on China to Hong Kong itself.
We support those sovereign choices.
We think well done.
I'll meet later today with Hong Kong Democracy Advocate Nathan Law and Sir Chris Batten, the last governor of Hong Kong.
I'm sure those will be eye-opening and important discussions, too.
Dominic mentioned the free trade discussions.
We've completed two rounds, more work to do.
A third round is scheduled for later this month.
It is a primary focus of the United States to see if we can make progress on this and bring this to a closure just as quickly as possible.
I spoke with the Prime Minister this morning about this, and I hope that we can get it finalized before in too long.
Chinese asshole!
Yep, the message is very clear.
And just to make everything crazier, and they're very consistent, the Chinese virus, not even saying Chinese coronavirus, just the Chinese virus.
I'm reading here in front of me from PubMed, which is the National Institute of Health publication website, and I'm not sure how this is vetted or any of it, from the Journal of Biological Regulators and Homeostatic Agents.
A study and research.
Are you ready for it?
You may want to sit down.
I'll read the abstract verbatim.
In this research, we show that 5G millimeter waves could be absorbed by dermatologic cells acting like antennas, transferred to other cells, and play the main role in producing coronaviruses in biological cells.
What?
This has got to be a spoof.
How did they get this in here?
This has got to be a spoof.
This is so good.
I mean, it is on the NIH.gov website.
That I'm sure of.
So you got the right.
You're not spoofed on the website.
No, it's not spoofed on the website.
So it goes on to say, DNA is built from charged electrons and atoms that has an inductor-like structure.
The structure could be divided into linear, toroid, and round inductors.
Yeah, okay, I'm there.
Inductors interact with external electromagnetic waves, move and produce some extra waves within the cells.
I don't like that, some extra waves.
What is that?
The shape of these waves are similar to shapes of hexagonal and pentagonal bases of their DNA source.
Something's dubious about this.
These bases could join to each other and form virus-like structures such as coronavirus.
Well, it is true.
We do create our own coronaviruses.
To produce these viruses within a cell, it's necessary that the wavelength of the external waves be shorter than the size of the cell.
Thus, 5G millimeter waves could be good candidates for applying in constructing virus-like structures such as COVID-19 within cells.
I'm confused.
How can this be?
Put that aside.
We'll work on it.
That's nuts!
We have listeners.
We have producers out there that know for sure.
It fries my brain when I see that.
It's like, no, come on.
Be sure it wasn't just like nih.gov.onion.com.
I kind of looked for that.
It's not even the onion anymore.
Ever since the onion got taken over by Jezebel.
Oh, really?
Did they buy it?
It's in that same group.
Yeah, so now it's the Babylon Bee.
If you want humor, you've got to go to the Babylon Bee.
The onion's no good.
Oh, Babylon Bee is fantastic.
Hey, there's one thing.
A note that I got from Sir Loin.
The wife and I have noticed a very strange occurrence.
My wife likes to get flower seeds off the net.
That's where I get my seeds too.
They all seem to come from China.
Recently, the people in the gardening forums, pay attention trolls, the people in the gardening forums we are in have been receiving small packets from China.
None of these people have ordered anything.
They just show up.
They are marked earrings but have some kind of seeds in them.
We have not received any yet, but being that we are kind of at war with China, I'm a tad concerned as to this offering of free seeds marked as jewelry.
I wonder if any other producers have seen this.
What could that be?
Wow.
That's kind of dubious.
I wonder what it is.
Maybe it's poppy seeds.
I don't know.
What could it be?
Earrings.
I wonder why they say earrings.
It's code.
Yeah, of course it's code.
But why?
But what's the, uh, it's a crazy world.
Crazy things going on.
Crazy.
I mean, we get a lot of seed catalogs, but these people grow their own seeds.
I mean, we can grow seeds.
Why are seeds coming from China unless you're growing some exotic plants that you can't get here?
I don't know.
You'd probably just order them from an American site, and they're just sourcing them from China.
I don't know.
I wouldn't be my place to get seeds from, honestly.
I'd be like, eh, maybe not.
Well, China's not a slouch agricultural country.
No.
That's for sure.
No, they know what they're doing.
You know, there's something earlier, and I'm still pondering it, which is, Are the Chinese so uncreative that to build a college research lab, they have to copy one of ours, the one in Davis or wherever it is?
I mean, that was the report that the woman...
Yeah, they copy everything.
The implication is they don't have an original thought.
Yeah, I mean, that's the implication, but it's not true.
No, it's certainly not true.
But maybe they skimp around, let us do the hard stuff.
Or they just maybe low self-esteem as an entire culture?
That they, oh, well, we can't build a lab layout unless we copy.
You know what?
Very possible.
It's very possible that that's culture.
That's not what we do.
We copy and we recreate.
I mean, that can be a culture.
I believe that.
If that's all you know.
It just stuns me that they...
I don't know.
I find that particular one little element to be quite peculiar.
They have architects.
They got money.
They got all kinds of stuff.
I don't know.
They can buy the design.
Maybe the idea was they're going to make a design, but instead...
Here it comes.
Yeah.
They could do the design from scratch, but this is cheaper.
Best price.
Yeah.
With that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in consulate, John C. Dvorak!
Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
Adam Curry.
Also, in the morning, the oldest ships at sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
Hello, trolls!
In the morning to you.
Let's see how we're doing in our little troll den.
Count them here.
1719.
What is today?
Today's a Thursday?
Is Thursday today?
I believe so.
No, it's Sunday.
No, it's not Sunday.
Is it Thursday?
No, it's Thursday.
What day is it?
Sunday.
No, it's Thursday.
It's not Sunday.
If you think it's Thursday, I'm all in.
It's Thursday.
Stop gaslighting me, Dvorak.
You know I have a problem with this.
Stop it, stop it, stop it.
Yes, so that's not bad, actually.
We're kind of where we need to be.
That's the troll room.
And if you just go to Google as an experiment, I do it frequently just to make sure we haven't been delisted.
You type in the words, no agenda.
You type in, no agenda.
Man, you'll get everything.
There's no real explanation to the troll room.
So where you want to go is noagendastream.com.
And from No Agenda Stream, you'll be able to register and hang out in the troll room, troll on live shows, and also just troll.
It's what it's for.
Do I need to explain it?
And a big in the morning to the artiste who brought us the artwork for episode 1261.
We titled that Infodemic.
We're in the middle of it.
Jordan 33 returns, relatively new on the scene, knocking out some favorites.
But what a dynamite piece of work.
I mean, this was the...
Act 3, the clapboard with Fauci in the background, and it was an artistically beautiful piece.
And you really dragged me into this one.
It didn't take long for me to understand what you were saying, because I was kind of looking at the LMMO, Laugh My Mask Off.
Yeah, we had a good piece by Darren.
Darren produces at least two every show.
Every hour.
Every hour.
He's just blowing his shit out.
And we had a couple of these laugh your mask off emoticons or emojis.
And he did one that you liked the most, and it was...
It popped.
It popped a lot.
It popped.
In other words, it had a good...
It had a lot of contrast and had a nice look.
But I like this other one better because it was more creative.
It had all kinds of elements, which the LMMO had one element.
It actually also popped when you realized it.
And it turned out to pop because of the natural cropping on Twitter.
Yeah.
I'm looking at the list there.
There's some other ones that were pretty good.
Most of them, people got kind of hung up.
And I'm going to tell a little artist tip right now.
Nobody is going to get a winner with the noodle gun theme.
You can stop now.
You might as well just give up.
It's not working.
And I've seen, you know, attempt after attempt of making something with a noodle gun to, no, it's not going to happen.
So just stop doing that.
And on the other ones that we have here, Fauci's head, you know, well, he had Fauci in the one that won.
So that means Fauci's not going to be winning anything.
Probably not.
Just generally speaking.
I don't know.
There was a lot that could have been used but essentially not used.
The people using some thematic stuff like the my show, our show, gag.
We're not going to pick those.
It's just never going to happen.
And that's comic strip blogger doing that mostly because he hates us.
He doesn't.
He doesn't.
I think he only hates you.
His Slavic brother!
Why don't you unblock me?
I unblocked him on Twitter.
You unblocked him?
You did unblock him.
Yeah, so what's he complaining about?
Oh, did you block him on No Agenda Social?
Not yet.
And that's the next thing I want to promote after thanking Jordan33 again for an outstanding piece of artwork.
Noagendaartgenerator.com.
You can put your art up there and if there's a process, we pick it.
Actually, I was talking to...
I finally fulfilled the promise.
I went on Nick the Rat Show.
It was on last night.
Yeah, he wants me to do this show someday.
Oh, yeah.
You should totally do that.
Why?
It's fun.
It's a very fun interview.
And he asked very good questions.
Not great ones, but good ones.
And he was convinced that by putting red in the artwork, it was more prone to being picked.
And he was pretty sure that you were susceptible to red.
Sucker for red in the artwork.
That's kind of the Roger Black theory of design.
I don't know.
What is the Roger Black theory of design?
Roger Black did the Rolling Stone logo, among other designers.
Oh, the tongue?
Yeah.
No, no, no, I'm sorry, Rolling Stone magazine.
Oh, magazine, yeah.
Their logo.
And he's a famous designer, and he's always believed that all designs should have the elements of white, black, and red, period.
Really?
And so you'll see a lot of designs that are just white, black, and red, or a lot of just black.
It's all dominatrix colors.
And so I guess it's attractive.
I'm not sure.
Well, we all know that orange is the only color that matters now.
But it's bad.
I also wanted to call out to a new artist that, because I was going to use this art for the newsletter and I decided against it, which is Banjo Manjeff, who took a Theodore Geis cartoon and he put masks on two of the animals.
It's on the list.
I think it's a wonderful piece.
It is derivative to a point.
It may be too derivative, and knowing that...
Yeah, we don't want to get canceled.
I'm going to get a letter.
A letter.
Yeah, we've got to be careful about those things.
There is a thin line where fair use bleeds.
Yeah, and we try to ride the line a little bit, but when in doubt, throw it out.
out but i'll just what i'll tell you i there's no one i'd rather ride the line with than you wow No.
Well, there's no one I'd rather ride the line with.
Okay.
Travis Mercer.
Thank you.
In Charlotte, North Carolina.
Get me out of here.
Yes.
What does Travis say?
Travis says $667.77 is what he says.
Okay.
ITM Jensen's a top donor for today's show.
Yeah, beautiful.
1267.
ITM, thank you for doing the work.
I have decided to become a knight in the guild.
My good over evil 66777 donation gets me a seat at the table.
I shall henceforth be known as Sir Tactician from the Fresh Coast.
For my armor I'll be wearing.
How dare you use your privilege to assume I am white?
I have done the work.
Thank you to Taylor Curry.
It fits perfect.
I'll never know how you got it to fit just right.
Can I get some scotch, Coors Light, and jerky beef at the table, please?
You betcha.
I think we already have scotch in there.
Yeah, but it's a combo.
Special combo.
I've decided to welcome citizens to my pool.
In the South for the next Charlotte meetup.
That's cool.
Go meet up in Charlotte and go hang out at the pool.
Insert a JCD hit it here, please.
Head to the No Agenda meetup site, noagendameetups.com for details.
No douchebags, please, unless it's a friend that needs to be hit in the mouth.
Get your donations in and we'll see you on 8-1.
Special thanks to Sir Suspected Spook of the Sycamore Soot for his help in organizing.
Spooks are good at that.
He organized you, apparently.
So I do not...
Okay, jingles.
So I so not know my lines.
Never heard of it.
Biden beats Biden?
Yeah.
I don't know if that's a jingle, but you did have it.
No, it's not.
I don't have Biden beats Biden.
Okay.
Sorry.
I could probably turn it into a jingle someday, but we don't have it.
These are just clips.
I mean, you can't call us for clips.
That's a clip.
Trump aroused.
I think we do have that.
Biden the whole load for sure, and I can't wait.
And then some goat karma.
We got it.
It was hard to get it aroused, and it is hard to get it aroused, but we got it aroused.
I'm going to give you the whole load today.
We can't wait.
We're doing it now.
We can't wait.
We'll show you how.
Obama!
We can't wait.
We can't wait.
You've got it.
Wow, I like the We Can't Wait one.
I haven't heard that for years.
Yeah, I found it when prepping.
You know, I prep.
Play it again.
Just play it again for me.
Sure, baby.
No problem.
Here we go.
Oops.
This is the one you want.
We can't wait.
We're doing it now.
We can't wait.
We'll show you how.
Obama!
Nothing like Reverend Manning showing up for a cameo.
Gotta love it.
All right.
Sir Caleb, the Lavender Blossoms, our buddy in Northville, Michigan, $420.27.
Sending some love your way.
Yes, I did.
I got the honey package.
The honey looks good.
Lots of bottles of stuff.
Thank you.
I'm thinking about sending you a little homemade wine soon, but I hear you, John, quit drinking.
What?
So maybe I'll send it to Adam.
What?
Did you quit?
You didn't quit drinking.
I did.
I usually quit every night.
Okay.
And I go to bed.
Yeah, stay organic, says Sir Cal of Lavender Blossoms.
Thank you very much.
And love the coded message for 22, seven, uh, for 22, seven, Oscar court course, 10 in Rotterdam, uh, Holland three, three, three, three, three, three.
I'm finally finishing my third trip around the sun.
It will turn 33.
I always get a kick out of people that are turning 33.
Yep.
This Friday.
I couldn't think of a better birthday gift to myself and producers alike than a contribution to the show.
I think this is wise.
It has been a great ride so far, and I'm wishing for many more years of infosainment to come.
I am seeing the magic numbers appear everywhere around me.
I knew I had to donate.
Driving 33.3 kilometers an hour at exactly 33.3 kilometers into my cycling trip for the third time in a row, for example, you cannot make these things up.
You can't actually make them up.
You can, but it sounds unlikely.
Since this is my first contribution, please de-douche me.
You've been de-douched.
And call out Hans HisSink as a douchebag.
Douchebag!
In honor of the great Kaylee, I would like to end my message with a question for you.
Since the saying goes, quote-unquote, who controls the past controls the future, there is nothing more to ask then.
What is your agenda?
I can tell you.
Okay.
The agenda is to have no agenda.
Cop out.
Please provide the world, producers and douchebags alike, and all the small businesses I work at with some sweet karma with a goat twist.
You've got...
Karma.
Quickly dropping to Associate Executive Producer with Brian McDonough in Koppel, Texas, 220.
Or is it Koppel?
I don't know.
I think it's Koppel.
Hello, gents.
Love the show.
Thanks to the show, my amygdala remains an acceptable size, and I continue to point out the bias in the M5M to the wife, as appropriate.
Mimi once said, if you ever call me the wife, I'll shoot you.
Okay.
Noted.
Inroads are being made.
In my last donation, I requested Bowling Karma for my human resource for a bowling tournament in Vegas last February.
It was effective.
He averaged 202 over 15 games, which is...
Pro level.
Really?
In an outstanding showing and finished second in the under 12.
Wow.
Under 12?
Is it still regulation length?
Is everything the same?
Yeah, no.
It's the same game.
I was bowling when I was 12.
I know.
That's why I ask you.
You have your own balls.
I do.
I have my own balls.
Like most people should have their own balls.
Since then, he has bowled at 289 and that's nice.
So he hasn't hit the 300 if he's this good.
Wow, and this is the one that gets me for an 11-year-old or however old he is.
He shot an 8-13 three-game series in a league.
That's unbelievable, by the way.
I've never shot an 813, and I know very few people.
Shooting 800 in a three-game series is quite remarkable.
Nowadays, the balls have got weights in them.
They're different than when I was a kid.
It had to be a solid ball.
It couldn't be rigged.
Oh, so you can have a rigged ball?
Yeah, the kind of rigged balls that used to be illegal are illegal now.
Ah.
Wow.
Okay, it doesn't matter.
He's an 11-year-old.
He's an 11-year-old.
This is crazy.
He's beside the point.
I don't care.
Shooting an 813 is nothing trivial.
By the way, I don't think anyone's officially shot a 900.
Ever?
No.
You have to shoot three perfect games in a row.
It's almost impossible.
Hmm.
Four tournaments, but most every event was canceled due to the Rona.
At last, he's able to compete this weekend in Nashville in this donation of 220, which if he were to average that for the upcoming tournament, should be enough to, I would think, for the cheese to win what would be his last competition in this age group.
And so I humbly request Bowling Karma for my human resource.
Wow, that's a great story.
What a great kid.
No Agenda Nation.
No Agenda Nation, man.
We rock.
We've got the best people.
You've got karma.
I'd go practice up and get my game back up to something decent, and I'd want to play them someday.
Why don't you do that?
I'd love to go bowling.
I never think about it.
But, you know, you've got balls, everything, you know how to do it, you know where to go.
You should get some balls, Adam.
You know, they don't cost that much.
A good ball...
I don't know what the current prices are, but I think you can get a good ball, and you can have it weighted so it cooks a lot.
Probably for, I don't know, under $100, surely.
Oh, okay.
And a bag.
I need a ball bag.
You need a bag, and most importantly, you need shoes.
Shoes!
Oh, really?
Is that the most important thing of the outfit?
Yeah, you don't want to rent somebody's stinky old shoes.
No, that's actually one of the reasons I don't like going bowling, is the stanky-ass shoes.
Nasty.
Well, they spray them.
Stephen Riley, $202.
Here's the second installment I rode to knighthood.
Thanks to my daughter, Andra, and my sister, her aunt Barb, for getting me going.
No jingles, no karma.
How nice.
That's a very nice family.
And thank you, daughter Andra.
Very smart.
And don't forget, uh, Barb.
That's Black Nights for Mark Magpio in Cerritos, California.
$200.
John usually gets it right.
Magpio.
Jingles.
That's true.
Thanks, Obama, Dr.
Kiki, and Goat Carmen.
Today, July 23rd, is my birthday, and I thought I'd get myself a producer credit since it falls on a show day.
Not much else to say, but keep up the great work.
Okay.
Got it.
And he's got some jingles, and you're going to play them.
Yes.
I hadn't seen this one.
I have them all.
Anything else you want in here?
Just go, Karma.
Thanks, Obama.
Shut up already!
Science!
You've got...
Karma.
James Walker in Cincinnati.
Oh, H. I made my first donation today after listing quite a bit.
Quite a while after listing.
I don't know what that means.
Well, he's been listening for a while.
Been listening for a while.
Oh, listening.
It says listing.
Please do.
I thought he was just kind of leaning.
I can't quite make the donation I'm leaning for.
Leaning the wrong way.
I listed wrong.
He needs a de-douche.
You've been de-douched.
And then he needs jobs, karma, and let's get back to school.
I don't suspect you have it yet.
Okay.
Uh, no.
Jobs, karma, we got.
Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs.
You've got a comment.
Sir Hoopensucker in Bowlesburg, Pennsylvania.
200.
ITM gents, thanks for the sanity in recent months in particular and for helping my critical thinking skills so much over the last six years.
Once I realized I had overlooked becoming a baronet, I concocted my barony.
Baron of douchebag Daniel's gay mom's gay bunghole.
Oh, that's a business card.
But my brother in sin, Daniel, went and got himself a fake knighthood by setting up the no-agenda meetup site.
Aren't we all glad I hit him in the mouth?
Yes.
Wow.
He's got a little anger issues here between the family.
I can understand.
And by the way, it was Lady Mimi who pushed for this knighthood.
Not that it's not deserved, but the anger should totally go there.
Yeah, blame her.
So I have reluctance.
She doesn't listen.
So I have reluctantly had to reconsider my domain.
Anyways, with a capital S, please accept my humble submission to the peerage committee to be designated Sir Hoopensucker, baron of the psychedelic overmind and related dimensions.
In all seriousness, it could not make me happier to have had the opportunity to support the show's continuance and global domination and to have dragged my wife and her brother into the fold's work.
Good work.
Please grace me with some new practice location karma as I salute you with my belligerent retort to people who tell me to stay safe.
Stay sane with internal love and light.
Zuri Hickens, Hoopensucker.
You've got karma.
Beautiful.
You know, now that you mention it, Hoopensucker, I get a little annoyed by the stay safe thing, too.
Who says stay safe?
Everybody.
Really?
You go to this store, yeah.
In California, they do.
Oh, that's like stay safe.
We always joke around that when you're out in the field in the hurricane.
Stay safe.
Yeah, same thing.
It's just you go to the store and you say, okay, how's business?
Yeah, good.
Okay, so long.
Stay safe.
Stay safe.
It's like, be well.
It's just say it constantly.
Everybody says it.
I said it once.
Oh, now this is bad.
So I think I have a good retort because this is annoying and we need to stop this.
Stay safe.
So, we'll try it out.
I've received the goods.
I say, okay, thank you very much, John.
I'm gone.
Oh, well, stay safe.
Yes, under his eye.
And then just walk off.
Stay safe under his eye.
If someone says, stay safe, and you say, yes, under his eye.
Or under his watch, maybe.
No, under his eye.
Isn't that the one from...
You're talking about some religious thing?
No, that's from the Handmaiden's Tale.
Oh, I say I never watched that piece of shit.
So...
Clearly a failed attempt here.
Okay, I'm sorry.
So I would go, okay, let's do it again.
This time you do it.
Okay.
Alright.
So, okay, I'll see you later, Adam.
Yes, okay, John.
And hey, stay safe.
with Jesus.
I like that one a lot.
I like it a lot.
And it's just a good way.
And also, it spreads the word of the Lord.
So it's not a bad idea.
It spreads somebody's word, but it's definitely a showstopper.
He was definitely a showstopper.
Wow.
Yeah, I hadn't considered that.
Very nice.
We have our last guy here.
Can we offend anybody else, possibly?
Surely there's someone we can still offend.
Well, he's been...
He offends his brother-in-law, or whoever it is.
Um...
Cirrhosis is up and he's our last associate executive producer from Atlanta GA. 200 bucks.
ITM homies, I'd like a jobs karma request for my special lady who's making a switch.
Masked fist bump.
Cirrhosis.
Okay.
Alright, so does he want just a jobs?
Okay, we got it.
Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
Let's vote for jobs!
Yeah!
Oh, let's try that one more time.
Let's try that one more time.
I just want to make sure it really works.
So you're leaving.
You're leaving.
Okay, I'm out of here.
See you later.
All right, A, and stay safe.
Okay, whatever.
Oh, you're such a douche.
Come on, man.
Why don't you play along?
I've got to cut that out of the show.
Okay, okay, you're going to do a comeback.
Okay, do one more time.
Hey, okay, so long, Adam.
See you later.
All right, hey, and remember, stay safe.
With Jesus.
Oh.
Have you done his work?
No, it doesn't work.
It doesn't work.
I think we just keep it at that.
That's good.
But you can also...
There's no retort.
No one's going to say anything.
You can say with Buddha.
You can say all kinds of things.
It would be kind of fun to mix it up, see which one gets the best reaction.
Report back, people.
Report back.
Okay, well, let me try another one.
Okay.
This time, you just say, right?
This is the one I think is maybe better.
Okay.
All right.
Okay, I'll see you later, Adam.
Alright, stay safe.
Go fuck yourself.
What did you have for breakfast?
You have dropped two F-bombs on this show.
What is happening?
Did you not sleep well?
Something's going on.
Something's happening out there.
Now I have to put an X-rated label on the show.
So much extra work.
Was that our last donation, or did we have one more person to thank?
That was it.
That was it?
Okay.
Wow.
Still a little shaken, not stirred from that one, but thank you very much, everybody.
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It is, in fact, actually Thursday the 23rd.
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So the EU got their deal together.
Ha ha ha.
Really?
Yeah, I think the Netherlands now owns Italy.
Oh, well that makes sense.
I mean, it's that crazy.
The Netherlands has a lot of power, or at least they're saying they have a lot of power.
We'll see in the big EU morass if it really does happen that way.
But it's kind of like Rhode Island making California its bitch.
It's really weird.
It's a very odd situation.
And not really a lot of money.
And their total package is under a trillion, it's like 900 billion euros.
Doesn't seem like a lot.
No, we're dropping a trillion left and right.
Oh, and I think today is the big announcement of the fourth package.
Yeah.
And it looks like 1,200 bucks for everybody.
Woo!
And extension of unemployment, but it's going to be a cap at, I thought, 40,000 or 60,000 a year.
So, I don't know.
I'm sure it'll be interesting.
Well, this is leveraging the argument for guaranteed income.
Yeah.
Well, yes.
I think what you're going to do is, well, you know, this won't be tomorrow or the next day, but some were down the road.
Someone's going to say, well, this is what happened back then.
It didn't break the bank.
We could do it.
We should probably start thinking about it.
Because something has to be done.
We have to go in that direction because of the nature of the...
that we got robots doing a lot of work and taking the place of people.
There's just no jobs.
Even when we bring manufacturing back, which I think we're going to do, as long as Trump stays in office, he'll promote it.
Biden wouldn't.
But if we get more self-sufficient like we should have, like we've always been traditionally, there still won't be enough jobs.
No, that's...
Unless you're going to be a gardener.
Well, certainly with the amount of restaurants and bars that are closing, it'll take a while for that to cycle before some of it comes back or is taken over by new ownership.
And I think it's a lot of these same disillusioned kids in their 20s who were working at those places.
And I think it's universally recognized now that a lot of them made out like bandits.
Well, bandits is not true.
Made out much better than working, wage-wise, with unemployment.
$600 a week.
Which is a sad state of affairs.
I don't know.
Trump seems to...
Well, I mean, he clearly is misguided if he's only looking at the stock market.
I mean, the money has nowhere else to go.
It really doesn't.
He loves the stock market.
I don't know.
He's never been considered an investor.
He's a real estate guy.
I always found that peculiar that he's so jacked up about the stock market.
He's not like the guy who's in the stock market.
Well, he likes graphs.
I thought he did a pretty good job of his first two COVID-19 briefings.
Just going up there saying, death rate's almost down.
We're testing a lot more.
Boom, vaccine coming.
All right.
Two questions.
We're out.
And, of course, CNN is not carrying those.
MSNBC does carry them, but cuts off before the questions, and Fox carries them all the way through.
Fox News, of course, the white supremacist cell network.
We forgot to mention that on the last show.
You've seen the Ed Henry lawsuit, or you've heard about it?
No, you haven't.
I know Ed Henry was...
I don't know the details.
You obviously do.
I would like to hear them.
Ed Henry is being sued for...
He apparently had a relationship, like a BDSM relationship, with a producer or a co-worker?
I'm not sure.
Well, it could be both, of course.
Which appears it was consensual.
But then there's all these details like she said the safe...
Because Ed Henry's the dom.
He's the dom.
Allegedly.
You're in an S&M relationship?
Yes.
And Ed Henry...
Look at Ed Henry.
That guy was the dom.
He was the dominant of the two.
And he would ignore safe words.
And apparently there's text messages and...
This is all news to me.
Listen to me.
Pictures with clothespins on genitals.
Oh, I don't want to hear the details of that granularity.
I just want the general details.
Okay.
So that's the general details.
Nobody wants to hear that.
And then Governor Cuomo wants to hear all about it.
I'm sure he's probably paying attention.
Just keep on with this story.
He's all about that.
So then they brought in another lawsuit, which looks pretty feeble, actually, implicating that Tucker Carlson tried...
You remember the liberal Sherpa?
Tucker Carlson, he'd make fun of her.
I had no idea what you're talking about.
Anyway, she said that he had said, oh, I'll be in New York and we should have dinner or come up to my hotel room.
Anyway, the whole point is they're really going after Fox News and positioning the upper echelon as a white supremacist cell consisting of Tucker Carlson, Sean Hannity, and Frau Ingraham.
So, What about, what's his name?
Henry.
No, Henry just kicked it all off.
That got the attention.
Because, you know, that's the whole, you know, so they're just, they're positioning him as this, but then there's this sexual harassment to lawsuits, I think.
It's just, the whole thing is just funny.
But what is more...
It couldn't happen to a better company.
This is true.
What is very exciting, and I have four clips.
Before you go off on that, I do have a Tucker Carlson thing since we're talking about it.
I don't want to have to go back to it.
Tucker Carlson gave a little speech at the end, which pretty much explains what everything is about.
This is Tucker's lament about what's going on with the New York Times.
One more thing before we go tonight.
Last week, the New York Times began working on a story about where my family and I live.
As a matter of journalism, there is no conceivable justification for a story like that.
The paper is not alleging we've done anything wrong, and we haven't.
We pay our taxes.
We like our neighbors.
We've never had a dispute with anyone.
So why is the New York Times doing a story on the location of my family's house?
Well, you know why?
To hurt us.
To injure my wife and kids so that I will shut up and stop disagreeing with them.
They believe in force.
We've learned that.
Two years ago, a left-wing journalist publicized our home address in Washington.
A group of screaming Antifa lunatics showed up while I was at work.
They vandalized our home.
They threatened my wife.
She called 911 while hiding in a closet.
A few weeks later, they showed up again at our house.
For the next year, they sent letters to our home threatening to kill us.
We tried to ignore it.
It felt cowardly to sell our home and leave.
We raised our kids there in the neighborhood, and we loved it.
But in the end, that's what we did.
We have four children.
It just wasn't worth it.
But the New York Times followed us.
The paper has assigned a political activist called Murray Carpenter to write a story about where we are now.
They've hired a photographer called Tristan Spinski to take pictures.
Their story about where we live is slated to run in the paper this week.
Editors there know exactly what will happen to my family when it does run.
I called them today and I told them.
But they didn't care.
They hate my politics.
They want this show off the air.
If one of my children gets hurt because of a story they wrote, they won't consider it collateral damage.
They know it's the whole point of the exercise.
To inflict pain on our family.
To terrorize us.
To control what we say.
That's the kind of people they are.
They'll deny this, of course.
They'll claim it's just journalism.
Just the facts.
Really?
By the way, I just need to stop this for a second.
He has built a studio in his house and he has a noisy-ass air conditioner.
We noticed this a while back.
It's been irritating the crap out of me because he's in D.C. or wherever he is with his house.
It's too hot and he built a studio and there's an air conditioner and it sounds like crap.
...to control what we say.
That's the kind of people they are.
They'll deny this, of course.
They'll claim it's just journalism, just the facts.
Really?
Really?
So how would Murray Carpenter and his photographer Tristan Spinski feel if we told you where they live, if we put pictures of their homes on the air?
What if we publicized the home address of every one of the soulless robot editors at the New York Times who assigned and managed this incitement to violence against my family?
What about the media editor, Jim Windolph?
We could do that.
We know who they are.
Would that qualify as journalism?
We doubt they'd consider it journalism.
They'd call it criminal behavior if we did it.
And that tells you everything.
Well, it's all over for him.
It's obviously over.
He has no editorial support, no production support.
His topics are kind of him talking about stuff, rehashed, not interesting, no in-studio guests because he has a green screen in his basement.
He's done.
He's done.
I think they will finally be able to cancel him, unless he figures out a way to make value for value work or anything like that, and he gets his spark back, because he's also not interesting to watch.
I don't know if you've watched him in the last couple of weeks, but it's not interesting.
I guess the last time I watched him was this.
But I... Yes, I'm not going to argue this, but I will.
Now I'm fascinated by the sound thing that you bitched about, and I realize you have complained about it before.
A good sound engineer can filter that out.
Witness the no agenda show.
You've got air conditioning.
You've got people working on the street.
I have no air conditioning.
You've got the gimp in the basement.
Come on.
Well, we've got the guys digging outside.
I'm basically in a large room that could have echo.
The trains go by.
And do you hear the honking?
There's one coming now.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, yeah, you could probably filter out the sound yourself.
I'm just saying there are people that do this for a living.
Yeah, it's very, very low grade.
But unfortunately, once you mention that just by interrupting the clip, that's all I could hear.
I'm sorry.
You can't get away from it.
But they didn't dox him.
That didn't happen.
They said, oh, we were never planning on that.
So it was a good defensive move.
But when you're down at that level, it's over.
I'm sorry.
And, you know, the Fox kid is donating to Joe Biden.
Yeah, it's over.
Yeah, the Murdoch kid.
And the Fox kid's wife works for the Hillary folk.
The Fox kids.
They're just not going to keep Tucker Carlson around.
And I think Sean Hannity, he's so boring.
That doesn't matter.
No one cares.
Ingraham, I think, is on deck.
She's bound to get canceled.
I think she's on the way out.
Yeah, she's a rough customer.
But, yeah, Tucker's got to go.
I mean, if you're going to take these guys out, say I'm Sam James Murdoch.
I took over from the old man.
The old man was nuts.
They got all these right-wingers.
This whole theory was great.
But, you know, I mean, the whole original theory from Roger Ailes was great to get this whole large market, but we already got that market.
Now we don't have to keep it.
I mean, now we're established.
We can play with the big boys in their own game.
We can be more objective.
We can get rid of some of this.
Slant.
We can get rid of some of the slant, which I don't like.
I'm James Murdoch.
I'm a big Biden supporter.
I don't like the slant.
So let's get rid of...
Who's the big slanters?
You got your three.
And there's a few other laggards in there.
You know, the five.
Then, you know, Greg Gutfeld.
I like Gutfeld.
Gutfeld.
They're just comedians.
Yeah, it's just a bunch of comics.
But what's the order we've got to get rid of people?
We've got to get rid of Tucker, number one.
Oh, I know where they're going to put him.
I know what they've offered him.
It's obvious.
They've offered him just the moon, anything he wants, as long as it's on the Fox Nation app.
That's where they keep everybody.
They got Tammy.
What's her name?
Tammy's on the Fox Nation app.
Tammy Bruce.
Tammy Bruce and her protege, Lisa Booth.
She's on the Fox Nation app.
That's where they put Bongino.
They park everybody there.
And with the hope that maybe it'll catch on, because I think it's subscription, the hope that it'll catch on and they'll be able to make it work that way.
I think that's their strategy.
And then just make it all white bread dumb on...
Or, you know, promote other people.
Maybe Lisa Booth takes over for Tucker.
Something uninteresting.
It's over.
What's not over, said the Segway King, is the chance that we will indeed in our lifetime witness...
The unsealing of thousands of sealed indictments.
And we have new news from the front.
Joe DeGenoa has some interesting info about the sequence of the Durnham Report.
So we should see a report by the end of the summer.
Are you hopeful?
I am.
I'm a little surprised by the notion that John Durham is going to publish a report before filing criminal charges.
That's really fascinating to me.
When I was an independent counsel of the United States investigating the Clinton passport scandal...
I love how that's his only credibility.
I was part of the, you know, Watergate.
I mean, Whitewater.
I mean, the passport scandal.
Yeah, Clinton impeachment.
I was there.
I decided whether or not to bring charges.
Then I filed my report.
That's the usual sequence.
So it's pretty obvious.
And that was actually a very surprising bit of public information from Terry Kupec.
So apparently the plan is to issue a public report about the nature of the coup d'etat and what went into it before criminal charges are filed.
That's going to set up an interesting series of legal challenges to any charges that are brought later by suggesting that the report prejudiced potential jurors.
But I'm all for it.
I hope they issue the report as quickly as possible, and that criminal charges follow thereafter.
Here's Joe DeGenoa, my, how the mighty have fallen.
He now calls in on an AM talk show in D.C. Yeah, on the phone.
However, there wasn't all of government approach to this.
They had people out.
They had people spreading the message.
Here's former U.S. attorney Guy Lewis.
I think we...
We'll see, in the next 30 days, federal criminal indictments coming out of the Durham investigation.
I think it'll be an overarching conspiracy that charges obstruction of justice.
It charges submitting false information to the FISA court, false information during the course of the investigation.
And frankly, I think you're going to see, as has been suggested by the Attorney General, charges relating to illegal spying during the course of the Trump campaign.
Look, in my experience, having done this almost 20 years as a prosecutor and now almost 20 years as a defense lawyer, I've never seen anything like it.
Truly.
And I've handled, was participating in one of the largest espionage investigations here in the country when we did it in South Florida a few years ago as I was U.S. Attorney.
This is going to be something we've never seen before.
And I give this guy a pass for saying, look, Because he followed up by saying, I've never seen anything like it.
So I give him a little pass on that look transition.
That's cute, your analysis there.
There's one more.
Mark Meadows.
Mark Meadows, is he not the current chief of staff?
No, he's the former chief of staff.
Former chief of staff.
He was the acting chief of staff.
Another one of those acting guys.
Well, he went on...
Now you know that it's an all-of-government approach.
He went on the Sunday's show with the original money-honey, Maria Bartiromo.
Your reaction to what we know now, and when are we going to hear from John Durham?
Will there be indictments, sir?
Well, I think the American people expect indictments.
I know I expect indictments based on the evidence I've seen.
Lindsey Graham did a good job in getting that out.
We know that they not only knew that there wasn't a case, but they continue to investigate and spy.
and yes, I use the word spy on Trump campaign officials, and actually even doing things when this president was sworn in, and after that, and doing it in an inappropriate manner.
You're going to see a couple of other documents come out in the coming days that will suggest that not only was the campaign spied on, but the FBI did not act appropriately as they were investigating.
It's all starting to unravel, and I tell you, it's time that people go to jail and people are indicted.
Maria can hardly believe it.
It's just unbelievable that for three years this president was investigated and investigated again over something that wasn't even true and the entire country was up in arms about collusion.
I mean, you know, I don't hear anything on the other side of the aisle about this wrongdoing, which is just stunning to me.
Well, it is stunning.
And here's the interesting thing is, it's not only that it wasn't true, the problem is they knew it wasn't true.
And when you know something is not true and you continue the investigation, that's collusion.
That's the kind of thing that we must stop.
And that's where we need to hold people accountable.
Yeah, I don't think he's a lawyer.
But, well...
I can't remember his name now.
This guy's already fading from view.
The ex-Congressman.
He's from, I think, from the South somewhere.
He's got the long head with always the short, cropped blonde hair.
Oh, Trey Gowdy?
Trey Gowdy.
I think we had a clip of Trey Gowdy or one of these types of ex-guys talking about this exact investigation.
And we had the clip, and you'll never find it because I don't know how it was labeled.
But the conclusion was, nobody's getting indicted about nothing.
Was that his conclusion?
That's what his conclusion was.
No, nobody's getting indicted.
There's not going to be no indictments.
And that's why the Genoa was like, all of a sudden he's stunned that there's no indictments before the report, because that's the normal process.
That's because there's going to be no indictments, period.
Oh, okay.
Yeah, you're probably right.
So sad.
Yeah, it's just, it's going to be a report that's going to be scathing.
Oh, they could have done this better.
They were wrong to do this.
They were wrong to do that.
And they should have been disciplinary action.
No, no, no.
There has to be, there has to be one.
It won't work.
They got one person.
Zero.
One.
That's our bet.
That's you go.
I got none.
You got one.
One or more.
Well, fine.
If it's 20, I'd be happy.
I'm not happy about the idea there's going to be none, which is what I'm saying.
There'll be none.
If there was to be one, just a little thought exercise, who would we choose to be?
I would choose Brennan.
Yeah, that would be my choice, too.
That would be my choice.
Yeah.
And we should, like, give him the chair or something.
It should be electric.
That would be cool.
And make Clapper pull the switch.
Something like that.
Yeah.
On his buddy.
Yeah.
Okay.
Live with that, Clapper.
Rick Wilson...
He's on your side of this.
And another piece of news that I am aware of that the White House is extremely unhappy about.
Barr told the White House sometime in the last 7 to 10 days that the famous Durham report is not coming.
It's not coming at all.
It's not even happening.
I doubt it.
I don't know, man.
It's Rick Wilson.
He is part of the Lincoln Project.
He is the guy.
Did you see if they fired their video editor?
Did we talk about that?
No, we didn't talk about it.
I know they've lost a couple of people for sexual harassment.
Yes, yes.
It's apparently just a sleazeball operation.
I mean, Rick Wilson looks like that.
Basically, they're a meme video production company with an ATM that they back up to from time to time.
And the only guy that mattered who made the...
I think the videos are good they made.
I mean, it's...
That's high level.
It's meme-y.
As in M-E-M-E. It's meme-ified.
But that guy had to go.
Because he didn't create a safe work environment.
Oh man, I was thinking of you as I was looking at the noodle gun list.
Maybe we should just go down the noodle gun list for a second.
Red Bull took your advice and they purged a number of high level executives who pushed for diversity and inclusion.
How about that?
Yeah.
I mean...
Yeah, they took out the guys that are troublemakers.
You've got to get...
These companies, American companies, have got to identify and get rid of these troublemakers that are not going to...
They're going to harm the company.
You can't have these people.
Yeah, the Red Bull guy, the CEO, he's going to...
Hopefully he'll get through it, but yeah, he did the right thing.
That's what you got to do.
I still say, I'm going to bring it up, I'll bring it up again and again and again.
When the evergreen students took it upon themselves to kind of take over the place, They should have identified the troublemakers and expelled them.
It's not that hard to do.
You can expel your kids, you know, and send these kids back and back home saying, Mom, I got into the easiest school in Washington.
I probably can't get into anything else and I got expelled.
I have to live at home now.
That would be just fabulous.
Expel the kids.
Expel them.
You can expel kids.
This kind of behavior is not acceptable in a university situation.
And I would do the same thing with all the universities.
You should find these kids that are whining and moaning and need safe spaces and all the rest and just kick them out.
Unfortunately, we missed yet another fabulous exit strategy, potential.
Someone has already done it before we could come up with it.
Unherd.com, U-N-H-E-R-D, as in the herd.
And this is where you can find people who want to work who are not part of the herd.
Yeah.
Who are not woke.
Who just want to work.
I think that has a future, that recruitment site.
I agree.
I would hire from them.
Yeah, pretty good idea.
I was still vet.
Vetting is like okay.
You can vet.
You didn't hire them because there was this or that.
No, I vetted them.
I vetted them.
You can vet people instead of interviewing.
Vet them.
Should we do a quick rundown of the noodle gun?
See what's on deck?
I'm all ears.
Okay.
It's apparently the racist noodle gun.
Okay.
I guess China is responsible for all of this.
So we did unheard.
Ah yes, doctors are now calling for the Adam's apple and Achilles tendon to be renamed because of their clearly misogynistic nature.
So a little noodle gun for them.
Oh, brother.
The top ABC News executive, Barbara Fadida.
She is indeed out.
She got kicked out after probe into racist comments.
Then, of course, we have Ed Henry.
We already talked about him.
Yes, the Trader Joe's packaging petition is rather interesting.
Yes, a classic.
This is, yeah, I mean, so there's different types of Products that they think are cultural appropriation or it's...
Here we go.
Trader Ming's is used to brand the Chinese food.
Trader Ming.
Okay, we can't have that.
So it is a Chinese noodle gun.
Right off the bat, we nailed it.
Arabian Zhou...
Middle Eastern food is not okay.
No, not okay.
It's probably because there's nobody named Joe in the Middle East, but that's beside the point.
Well, it's Arabian Joe.
Trader Jose?
Out.
And Trader Giotto?
And there's also the traitor Joe San.
Joe San.
For Japanese.
This is all a problem.
This all has to go.
All has to go.
There's your noodle gun.
Done.
They have done nothing of the sort, by the way, we should note.
What do you mean they've done nothing of the sort?
The traitor Joe's has refused to...
This is...
I had a clip on a couple of shows ago.
Oh, they refused to do it?
Trader Joe...
This was all started in the Bay Area by a local girl.
She's 17.
And she...
I wish I could find the clip.
I have the clip.
It's a 13-second clip?
Is that possible?
It's possible.
Play it.
Let's listen to it.
Trader Joe has died.
Joe Cullum was 89.
He opened his fruit.
Oh, no, that's really old.
That's not it.
That's very old.
That's not the clip.
No, no.
No, this was like a few weeks ago.
So this 17-year-old high schooler She went into Trader Joe's and she just got offended.
So she started a petition to stop this racist names.
She's kind of just completely, as far as I'm concerned, unemployable for the rest of her life.
Started a petition, got 3,000 people and signed it and it became a big national news story.
Trader Joe's has not done jack shit.
They're not going to do this.
No, they said that they did.
They would.
I haven't heard that they did anything.
Yeah, Trader Joe's agrees, watch, to change.
I'm pretty sure that they did.
I'm sure they buckled.
Trader Joe's agrees to change its name to Trader Cowardly Eunuch.
No, that's not the story.
There's the B. We got the B. I was sure that he had said that they would do it.
Yes, Trader Joe's will eliminate ethnic product names.
Here we go.
They buckled to it.
Yeah, the two-week-old petition, only 2,500 signatures.
Oh, I was off by 500.
Yes, the 17-year-old, there's your Rionis Bedell.
And Trader Joe said Monday, this past Monday, decided to use only the Trader Joe's name on its product several years ago.
Since then, it's been the process of...
Oh!
Oh, weak!
Oh!
We just hadn't gotten around to relabeling everything.
Oh, my God!
Ew, you've got noodle goo all over your face!
Ugh!
Oh, we were already on board!
We just had the old products!
Oh, please!
What a sleazy...
Germans.
Actually, yes, it's the Aldi's.
We have the voice actors.
That just continues.
Oh, the Lego helicopter kit was supposed to come out.
Everyone's really excited about it.
It's the V-22 Osprey helicopter.
Which is a Bella Augusta project.
You know, the one that has the...
It's a plane that can take off vertically like a helicopter.
But!
They have cancelled it.
Due to pressure.
Pressure.
People wanted Love Bricks Hate War is the group's website who went against this.
Love Bricks Hate...
Oh, here's a video.
Let's see if we can...
Let's see if they have any.
In August, LEGO will release its new Technic set, Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey.
For the first time in the company's history, it's going to release a model of military...
Is this a Chinese thing?
I can't hear it.
Oh, you can't hear it at all?
No, I can't, but it's too low.
Yeah, it's very low.
It's a horrible story, but it's with a Chinese-accented voiceover.
Who knows?
The Chinese must be getting a kick out of this.
They must be.
They would be.
Look at these idiots.
Edmonton football team discontinues the use of the name Eskimos.
The Edmonton Eskimos is no more.
And high on the cancel list...
This was very odd, and I was kind of waiting for it to show up because I knew he had done this episode.
Rogan did an interview with a woman who wrote this book.
Her name is Abigail Schreier, and the book is Irreversible Damage, the Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters.
Well, you can only imagine that kicked up some shit.
Of course, now that Joe has, as we say, has his sheep on dry land, he felt pretty bold.
Every other podcast, I understand, in the L.A. area rejected.
We're afraid to have her on.
Would not take her to discuss the book.
And now, men's health.
Men's health.
Big article.
Joe Rogan is spreading transphobic hate speech and it's putting lives in danger.
These are those editors that need to be fired.
Yes, yes.
And I have to say, I listened to the whole episode, and we've talked about this phenomenon, and what she basically, she said, she's not anti-trans.
She said, of course, some of her best friends are trans, obviously.
She says there's an issue right now very similar to putting if you have one or two girls who are bulimic or anorexic and you have a couple girls in the group, they get this kind of contagion.
And then more will become anorexic or bulimic.
And she says this.
It's called mass hysteria and it happens to girls in high school a lot.
Yes.
So she's saying that there is quite a mass hysteria among girls in high schools who are all getting together and deciding to become trans.
I got a little clip from this interview.
Some sort of if you just step in now and start injecting this body with male hormones, it's going to fix all your problems.
But yet it's really popular to do that.
It's really popular.
These girls are getting it on their own diagnosis.
So they're just going in and self-diagnosing.
Nobody questions it.
We now have informed consent, which means you walk into Planned Parenthood, you sign a waiver, you decide you have gender dysphoria, you walk out that day with testosterone.
Planned Parenthood is doing this?
Yeah, it's one of the biggest distributors.
So you don't have to have some sort of a long, some sort of transitional therapy session with a...
You can get your breasts removed with no therapist note.
Whoa.
Yeah.
So you could be a confused 18-year-old girl and walk into a Planned Parenthood self-diagnosing with no therapy at all and they'll prescribe testosterone and you can get your breasts removed?
Absolutely.
You sign a form.
Actually, you can't get your breasts removed at Planned Parenthood.
She clarified that later, but...
That's, uh, there you go.
Joe blew it there.
Yeah.
I thought Joe made a mistake in his interviewing.
Tell me.
He should have used a 15-year-old instead of an 18-year-old to make it more dramatic.
Yes.
I don't think he was going for drama.
I think he was actually shocked.
He was actually shocked.
I know.
It's a very interesting interview, and it's not...
And that's the thing.
By the way, yeah.
A law was just passed in California that allows even more of this.
So you can go to any...
If you're a kid, you could be a 12-year-old and go and have all kinds of stuff done behind your parents' back.
And the whole interview is worth listening to because she says the big problem, and this kind of folds back to everything we're talking about, Some parents are seeing this and saying, this doesn't feel like my daughter.
This has got to be something.
This is maybe something else.
Well, the problem is that they are so afraid to do anything or say anything or even question it because if you as a parent...
Say, uh, I question this.
Boom!
You know, you might as well move.
You might as well go live in Tucker Carlson's basement.
Oh yeah, they'll take the kid away.
Yes!
In California, I think that's a very distinct possibility.
So it's just like, wow!
Anyway, I thought it was cool he put her on.
They're trying to cancel it.
Anyone listening to this show, this is the last you'll hear of it.
Unless we...
Or any of it.
Unless we bring it up again or Joe Rogan brings it up again, you will not hear any of this.
Because it's...
I don't know why you won't hear it, but you won't.
Because it's against the agenda.
It goes against the agenda.
It does!
I was talking with producer Dave Jones, who actually helped me with some of the Marxist stuff.
We're thinking there should be a list, perhaps, of woke infrastructure.
It appears there's certain things that are permissible because whoever's woke...
They need it.
So for instance, Joe Rogan, if they really hate Joe Rogan for being transphobic and spreading dangerous transphobic hate, why are they not going after Spotify?
And I think the answer is because they use it.
Why are they not going after Apple?
Well, first of all, it's probably a Chinese angle that's stopping them, but I think they use it.
There are things that the mob uses that somehow become immune for destruction.
And I think that's the infrastructure.
Actually, it's funny you bring that up because I've thought about this too, which is the, you know, the somebody, this happens with, geez, I wish I could have an example right at the top of my head, but I don't.
But the examples of where somebody's condemned for something that somebody else has been doing, but they're okay?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
You know, you have this situation where, oh, that guy's terrible, but he's...
Or just put it on the other side of the extreme.
Let's take Mel Gibson.
Yes.
The guy always gets work.
No matter what.
He doesn't get, in fact, okay, I was listening to an interview with one of the famous, one of the more famous screenwriters who's, I'll think of his name in a second, but he was going on about this on one of the right-wing talk shows, one of the, which I was listening to while driving.
And he said that, they asked him, you're still getting work and you're like a Trump supporter.
He says, yeah, because I'm above...
I talked to one of our producers about this, because I'm above the fold.
I've got lots of Emmys and awards and Oscars.
He's a famous...
I wish I could get his name.
And so I'm part of another list of people that are always employed, always employable.
I don't get count.
I'm not put into the other...
I'm not...
Well, here's maybe a bigger example.
I understand what you're saying.
Jeff Bezos.
On one hand, Amazon is used by all these kids.
So they don't really go after Amazon, the company, and there's plenty of reasons for them to do that.
Certainly if you're talking about labor situations, there's enough stories out there.
Instead, they go after Bezos and blame him for being rich.
And if I heard one extra millennial, I would be rich myself, say...
Well, he just made $13 billion in one day, so fuck that guy.
Who cares if they went and robbed his store or his Amazon Go store?
And I said, do you realize that a stock price doesn't actually mean you'd like someone dumped a truck of $13 billion in your wallet?
Doesn't matter!
Okay, and then why not go after the Washington Post?
Well, that's the truth.
They're important.
You see?
So it's like Bezos is problematic, but his actual properties get a superpass.
That's infrastructure.
It's infrastructure.
That's the word.
Superpass?
Yeah.
Okay.
We could use one of those ourselves.
I'm going to show my soul by donating to no agenda.
Imagine all the people who could do that.
Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
Get it on your And we do have a few people to thank, and I'm going to go get a note that's on the desk, and you can skip the first name and read a couple while I'm doing that.
Okay, Yuri Filanov, I believe, $128, and I think Yuri, Y-U-R-I-Y, is, I think, from Australia.
Let me just see.
I'll just read this one.
John's getting a note.
This is insane.
128.
This is insane.
History repeats itself.
I've been listening to your podcast for at least a couple of months now.
I cannot stop falling into some weird deja vu loop.
Uh-oh.
90% of messages produced by U.S. media outlets can be translated to Russian, and you won't be able to tell the difference whether these news are messages coming from modern U.S. or they are 100-year-old USSR propaganda.
Okay.
All the best to you, gentlemen.
You are doing a terrific job deconstructing this shit show.
Hope your country won't go the same way Soviet people went in 1917.
Oh, there's some interesting cycles there, isn't there?
Yeah, well, we're not good doing that.
No, we're not doing that.
Let's go to Janice Oliver, $160 from Edmonds, Washington.
And she is going to be knighted.
So I think we can read her note.
And it's in a card.
It's on a card.
And she's got, you know, nice little, nice writing.
Well, hopefully she'll be damed and not knighted.
Yeah.
Gold Dame Hood.
Yeah, but she'll kind of be knighted because she's going to be using the name Dame Knight.
Okay.
Okay.
She talks about some of the things she's been listening to.
She first found out about the show on Guess Who's Show?
Rogan?
Adam Carolla.
Oh, really?
Wow, that goes way back.
Yeah, she was started.
She's an old-timer on the show, a producer.
I have not missed an episode since show, I guess, 7-Eleven or something like that.
And I have noted you and...
Adam, Adam, Adam, Adam, do show, I realize writing's pretty but not readable, show prep for so many news people.
Please christen me Dame Knight.
I'm fine with the mutton and mead.
And John, Mr.
Dvorak, could please choose an amazing Pinot Noir for the occasion.
Oh, okay.
So I will put that at the round table.
Do you have a suggestion for a Pinot?
Yes.
Okay.
Richburg.
Richburg.
Pinot.
From Burgundy.
It's Pinot.
And that's the one she wants.
Is that expensive?
Because I just have to let them know if we need to get the credit card.
It's one of the most expensive wines in the world, generally.
But, not as expensive as Romani Conti, which I could have put on there.
Which is too expensive.
You're thinking of the business.
I appreciate it.
Yeah, I'm trying to save money here.
Yeah, good job.
I think I need a dedouching.
Give her a dedouching.
You've been dedouched.
Now...
Now on to Baroness.
So happy to be in this cult.
Love and light.
X-X-X-O-X-O-X-O. Jan Oliver, a.k.a.
Damien.
Okay.
There you have it.
Beautiful.
Love it.
Very cute note.
Craig Knowlesley in Cumberland, B.C., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Then we have Jenna D'Amico, or D'Amico for D'Amico in Bellingham, Washington, $100.
I should read her note.
Because it's interesting.
I want to thank you for the white fragility bit from Sunday's show.
I had to read that book from my business school, Book Club, to be discussed on Tuesday.
So I was raised in a white family.
I'm Korean.
And I'm pretty sure I've done the work.
And it's frustrating to always have to defend myself.
I'm dreading the discussion because of all the SJWs in the class.
But those audio clips of her are gold and will help my case.
Hey, I think we missed Christopher Dugan.
Christopher Dugan, $100.33 from Bristol, Rhode Island.
Yes, thank you.
I thought we had him there.
Anonymous in New York, $100.
David Sutcliffe in Idlewild, California, $100.
Ian Field in Eastleigh, Hampshire, UK. Or Hampshire, 100.
Andrea...
Andrea Schnull in Mukwanago, Wisconsin.
No, it's Mukwanago.
Mukwanago.
Andrea Schnull in Mukwanago.
Do you just stay home and not go anywhere?
I mean, it's hard if you have to introduce yourself.
I'm Andrea Schnurler from Mucknawaga.
Oh, man.
All right, she has a note.
She's got a note I have to read.
I'd like to thank you to make this donation on behalf of my smoking hot husband, Mountain Mike Brett, just in time for his 35th birthday on July 20th.
Please de-douche him.
You got it.
That is so sweet, Andrea.
As we are first-time contributors and recently new listeners.
We love you.
We love the show.
Thank you for giving us yet another thing we have in common.
You guys are amazing.
Sincerely, Andrea.
As you will find out, Andrea.
I know you're new.
Andrea.
Andrea's Andrea.
As you will find out, the people that know Agenda together stay together.
And I can also inform you that she said yes.
We had Sam propose on the last show.
If you recall?
Yep.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
She said yes.
Of course she did.
Yeah.
Well, you never know, but yeah.
Well, you never know, but I'm thinking it was going to happen because it was done on the show.
Exactly.
No marriages on the show.
I'm just putting my foot down in advance.
Oh.
You know, Johnny Carson used to pull that.
Oh, he did it with Tiny Tim?
Tiny Tim, yeah.
What's her name?
Although if Tiny Tim came back, we'd do him.
We'd do him.
Well, you could do him.
Okay, all right.
Onward.
Jeffrey Lund in Barr, Massachusetts.
8008.
First time donor, he needs to de-douche it.
I'm going to give him that for sure.
And this is, in fact, a boob donation for his smoking hot wife's new boobs.
Please send him some boob karma for Thursday when we get to see how they came out.
I'll put that at the end for you.
Sir Robert Stotts.
Send pictures.
Not really.
Sir Robert Stotts in San Diego, California.
8008.
Sir Nick...
Only while they're still swollen.
Sir Nicholas...
Thief River Falls, Minnesota, 7777.
He'll give you some simple karma at the end.
You'll get it.
Sir Rick in Arlington, Washington, 6996.
Thomas Wilkinson in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, 6969.
And he needs...
He turns 33 tomorrow, so you're on the list.
Another 33, good.
Yep.
You're on the list.
Sir Spud the Mighty in Marietta, Georgia, 60.
Sir Loud Pipes in Charlotte, North Carolina, 5678.
Alexander Green, 5555.
Ryan McFadden in Hampton, Virginia, 5510.
And he, uh, what did he say there?
He's got a birthday.
It'll be 52.
Let me see.
Uh...
No, I was talking about Alexander Green.
He was a JRE convert, so you know what that means.
Okay.
Bye.
Okay.
Okay.
Stas Gomberg.
We're going on.
We're continuing.
5510.
A lot of 5510s we never used to get.
Double nickels.
Sir Jackson, Knight of the Transisters in Leveland, Texas.
5150.
Sir Chris Sundberg in Mercer Island, Washington.
51.
The following...
Oops, wait.
Forrest Martin, 5005.
Sir Andrew Benz, 5005 in Imperial, Missouri.
Daniel Laboy in...
Bath, Michigan is 50.
I thought I had a 50-01 in here.
50.
And he is...
All the following are $50 donors, name and location.
Starting with Daniel LaBoise, Sir Patrick Maycomb in New York City, Robert Case in Millspring, North Carolina, Sir Eric V. M. Barron of the Valley in Van Nuys, California.
And he asks if he can donate this for producer Carmen in Harlem and a deduce so she can smile.
You've been de-douched.
There you go.
John Lawrence follows that with 50.
Kevin Silverman in Severn, Maryland, 50.
Alexa Delgado in Aptos.
Derek Lawless in West Peoria, Illinois.
Adrian Muller in Atascadero, California.
Thomas Tollett in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
Victor Vandenberg in Hirjandam.
Yeah, pretty good.
Hirjandam.
Hirjandam.
Very good.
Which is the Jansdam.
Mr.
Jansdam.
You got it.
Mr.
Jansdam, yeah.
Naming conventions are...
Not that different than here.
No.
Sir Jerry Wingenroth, meanwhile, in Saugus, California, wraps it up.
And I want to thank all these folks for contributing and producing Show 1262.
We needed it, and we got it.
We thank them all.
And we appreciate the value y'all brought to the show.
And thank everybody, of course, for all of their production duties, which has just been fantastic so much.
A lot of you have been home.
You've been thinking.
You've been writing.
You've been creating.
And it works well.
Waiting to hear the end of show mixes.
Some great stuff as well.
This is only possible through your production donations.
And we would like you to support us again for the second Thursday on Sunday.
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And we got some karma requests.
Adding a goat to it for today's special karma.
You've got...
Karma.
It's your birthday, birthday Oh, no, I'm a champion It is the 23rd of July, 2020 Here's the birthday list.
Andrea Schnella says happy birthday to her husband, Brett Schnella.
35 is belated on the 20th of July.
Oscar Corston turns 33 tomorrow.
Black Knight Sir Mark Magpio celebrates today.
Kirche Richel says happy birthday to her husband, Mr.
Richel.
Thomas Wilkinson, 33 tomorrow, and Brian McFadden turns 52 tomorrow as well.
Happy birthday to everybody here at the best podcast in the universe!
It's your birthday, yeah!
Title changes, turn and face this place, I see changes, don't want to be a dude!
No douchebags allowed here.
Sir Hoopensokker changed his title, as we found out earlier.
He now becomes the Baron of the psychedelic overmind and related dimensions, and we appreciate his support for quite a long time, and thank you very much.
Dear Baron, may you wear the sash with pride.
And then we have, well, three knightings.
Call one a dame.
Sword time?
Here you go.
Nice.
Nice.
So, Janice Oliver, step on up here next to the podium, Travis Mercer, and Harold Kummerly.
Kummerly, Kummerly, that would be it.
All three of you have supported the No Agenda Show in the amount of $1,000 or more.
I am therefore very proud to pronounce the KB. Dame Knight, Sir Tactician from the Fresh Coast, and Sir Geisha Liquor.
For Hugh, we have at the round table Hookers and Blow, of course.
Red Boys and Chardonnay for the Dame, perhaps.
Richebourg Pinot Noir from Burgundy.
Sporzy Cookies and Vodka, some Pog and Poi, some Goat Chops and Cow Milk.
Of course, Geisha's and Sake, Vodka, Vanilla, Bong, Hits and Bourbon, Sparkly Cider, and Escorts, Ginger Ale and Gerbils, and obviously the Mutton and Mead.
By special request, thank you all for your support of the No Agenda show.
And if you go to noagendanation.com slash rings and fill out some info there, Eric, make sure you get your official knight or dame ring.
It's a signet ring, so you get the sealing wax with it and the certificate.
But most of all, you get the respect of the peerage of the No Agenda Nation.
No Agenda Meetups!
It's not your party!
Lots of knights and dames hanging out at the No Agenda Meetups.
They are everywhere, and we have a website, so you can go and check them out, noagendameetups.com.
This coming Saturday, the Greater Seattle Post-Rona Vitamin D Hike Meetup commences at 11 a.m.
SUMA is organizing.
Check the website for details.
At Riggs Brewery, meanwhile, in, let's see, the central Illinoisian...
July meetup will take place at 3.33.
That's on Saturday.
Sir Kyle the Fearless Jedi Knight of the Orange Fleet is hosting.
Also on Saturday, Flight 005 of the No Agenda.
Leo Bravo hosting that.
Then next week, Wednesday, Denver City Park sit-in 6 p.m.
That'll be at the City Park Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
John and Taylor are organizing.
And then final for this overview on the 31st.
That's Friday, July 31st.
What's Cookin' Oregon Local 33, 6 p.m.
at Cook Park Tiggard.
And Tim is organizing.
Details for all of this are on NoAgendaMeetups.com, which has just taken off so well.
People love to hang out, talk about the show, but just know that you can talk about anything.
You can be clumsy, you can be awkward, everyone gets it, they're all the same.
It's like a party, in a way.
NoAgendaMeetups.com.
If you can't find one, go ahead and start one.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
You want to be where you won't be.
Triggered or held a flame.
You want to be where everybody feels the same.
It's like a party.
Yeah.
All right.
What do we have lingering here?
Oh, we got plenty.
I think you're right.
Just a little aside, a little aside.
As more and more people and companies start to offer podcasts, Just so you understand, No Agenda Show does not upload their podcast to Spotify, TuneIn, Google Play, Stitcher, etc.
We have one place where we upload and these other apps basically take our feed and...
Many do it different ways.
They allow you to listen to the podcast.
These are actually really shitty podcast apps.
So if something doesn't show up and you can't subscribe manually to a podcast feed, then that's not a podcast app.
So, as sad as it is, and maybe TuneIn is blocking us.
Maybe Spotify doesn't know what they're doing.
Google Play only wants to track your behavior.
That's why you can't subscribe manually.
You have to submit it to the directory and then Google is tracking your behavior.
Same with Stitcher.
Which is now SiriusXM.
So consider getting an actual podcast app.
Or stop emailing me when it doesn't work.
How about a couple of recommendations?
We have a few.
What do you use?
I just do it off the site.
Oh, I use Overcast.
Oh, okay.
I like Overcast a lot.
And it's not free.
You pay for it, but you get a lot of great features.
So, that's my recommendation.
I like my...
It's one guy.
One guy doing a podcast app and he cares about the listeners and cares about podcasters.
Yeah, you get another guy.
Put two guys to be half as good.
Yeah.
Well, there you go.
That's the weird thing about software.
It's true.
It's so true.
Big protests all over the place.
Big protests in front of the Massachusetts, I guess, one of the statehouse or something.
BLM driver's license protests.
I want to play this clip so I can say something about this.
In related news, immigrant families and allies in Boston have been camping outside the Massachusetts statehouse since Friday, demanding state legislators include a provision in a racial justice bill that would grant undocumented people the right to get a driver's license.
Okay.
Not so they can vote.
No.
Not so they can drive.
No, no, no.
They don't care about driving.
They care about voting.
Yep.
Why would all the allies, also known as Democrats, be there protesting?
Apparently, the idiot mayor of Portland, one of the dumbest guys running any city, major city, got gassed, I guess, last night because he was in one of the protests, protesting the How can you be the mayor protesting?
You're the mayor.
Go do something.
You can actually do something when you're a city official.
Who is the mayor of Portland?
I can't remember his name.
He's just a doofus.
He's always whining.
He's constantly on these...
Here's the pushback clip.
This is Portland pushback.
In Portland, Oregon, federal agents tear-gassed protesters Tuesday night, the 55th day of demonstrations in Portland against racism and police brutality.
Over the past week, unidentified federal agents have been attacking anti-racist protesters, even snatching activists off the streets in unmarked vans.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection arm confirmed it had deployed officers from three paramilitary-style units to Portland.
Meanwhile, a leaked DHS memo reveals the agency is now conducting domestic surveillance targeting potential threats to federal buildings, as well as local statues and monuments.
In Washington, the White House press secretary claimed President Trump had the legal right to deploy federal agents to Portland and other cities.
Yes, I find this...
To protect federal buildings.
Hello.
Yeah, I find this very interesting.
She leaves that out, by the way.
Yeah, Ted Wheeler is the guy's name.
Yeah.
Actually, I have a package from CBS News, not from the actual evening news thing Nora was hosting, about these troops...
The paramilitary that Trump is sending in, and I want to play that to add to the confusion.
Nazis.
Nazis.
After rounded cheer games and rubber bullets fired into the crowd by federal agents is becoming a nightly routine.
This unnamed protester says he collected some of the spent ammunition.
What was it like when they all came out there?
War.
Literal war.
Except you can't fire back on your enemy.
Portland's federal courthouse has been attacked repeatedly, and today the Department of Homeland Security said they have to protect it.
Mayors from six cities have ridden the Trump administration, demanding the president take immediate action to withdraw your forces.
Among those cheer guests, ER doctor Sharon Myron, who's also a county commissioner.
What the Trump administration calls anarchy is sort of what we call democracy.
The protests start out peacefully here every night and then gradually turn into chaos.
The mayor tells me that it's the presence and actions of federal law enforcement agents that have led to an increase in violence and vandalism.
The Trump administration says it sent federal agents to Portland, Oregon to defend federal buildings against violent attacks, but the mayor there says that escalated the conflict.
Now mayors from six major cities are sending this letter to the Attorney General blasting that deployment.
One of the demands of the protesters is, believe it or not, that the mayor resign.
It's one of their top demands.
I know this mayor is such a dummy.
Now, I saw, I didn't get this clip because there was really nothing in the clip.
It was just basically a lot of smoke and him bitching about the feds being there.
But he's in the crowd protesting himself.
Once he was identified as the mayor, the crowd turned on him and started yelling at him and saying, get out of town, you've got to quit.
And he had to be escorted out, probably by the feds.
So, here's the overall meme, is Trump has a paramilitary, and they're going in, and it's illegal, and it's posse comentatus, and it's stormtroopers, etc.
And it's really based on one thing.
Let me see, I think I have this clip here.
There was one video, I have not found another, but one video of what was billed as unmarked feds Rousting people off the street, throwing them into unmarked vans.
I think this is the clip.
What are you doing?
Use your words.
What are you doing?
I love this.
So the only video that I know exists of so-called rousting protesters and throwing them into unmarked vans.
When I watch this video, and I encourage everyone to watch this, this has dramatized music under it.
So there's a guy dressed with a helmet all black with a backpack.
And the two cops hop out of a van that stops at the intersection, sliding door, Astrovan.
I see them signaling to the guy.
The guy stands there.
They come up on either side.
The protesters are saying, who are you?
Use your words!
Which is some kind of infantile way of asking someone to speak.
I don't know.
Use your words!
Use your mouth!
Use your words!
This guy is not a protester.
He puts his hinds behind his back, walks calmly.
They didn't handcuff him.
No zip tie.
This was an observer.
It was a Fed who was in there probably with the forward intelligence or whatever.
This was not a protester who was rousted, but yet you get these kinds of videos.
What are you doing?
Use your words.
What are you doing?
Use your words.
What are you doing?
Use your words.
What is going on?
Who are you?
NLJ will get you out!
What's your name?
Tell us your name!
How are we supposed to know who you are?
How are we supposed to know you're not kidnapping us and you're civilians kidnapping us?
Now they're talking to the cops.
Very scary.
Can your people identify themselves as law enforcement so we don't have to get kidnapped?
Feel like we're getting kidnapped?
So this was the basic meme that was sent around.
They're kidnapping people.
There's no evidence of that at all.
But...
Well, wait.
I did see an interview with a guy who claims to be one of the guys that was thrown in the van.
Oh, good, good, good, good.
Where's this?
I don't have a clip, but I can tell you what happened.
Okay.
Because it was interesting.
I wish I had the clip.
I'm sorry.
That's all right.
I blew it.
But the guy standing there being interviewed by one of the reporters, I don't know what source this came from, to be honest.
It may have been democracy now.
The guy says, yeah, I was just standing there, I wasn't doing anything.
I wasn't protesting, and they grabbed me and threw me in the van.
And he says, oh, okay, then what happened?
He says, then they took me over to the police department and checked me for weapons.
And?
And then they kicked me out of there.
That was it.
Okay, so...
There are rules for picking people up, and I don't know about this guy.
I wish we could find that clip.
I wish I could.
Because you can't do that.
It could have been bullcrap anyway.
Yeah, but that's what I'm thinking it is.
But it's still not the same as kidnapping and disappearing the person.
Exactly.
So that's the meme, and it's Trump is a Nazi.
No, of course.
So they are indeed protecting federal buildings, but there is something worrisome that came out of the piehole of Chad Wolf, the acting Department of Homeland Security, and these are his people who are on the streets.
I also think that the...
The dress code that they're using is just...
They could make it look more like police and not like military.
You know, it's very annoying the way this is done.
And it's not actually helping.
It's saving the federal buildings and statues.
It's not helping the narrative.
It would be so easy to make that just a little more clear what's happening.
Anytime that you attack a federal facility, such as a courthouse there in Portland...
That is a federal crime.
Attacking federal police officers, law enforcement officers, which they have done for 52 nights in a row, is a federal crime.
And so the department, because we don't have that local support, that local law enforcement support, we are having to go out and proactively arrest individuals.
I don't like that.
Proactively is like, what is that?
Pre-crime?
Pre-thought?
I mean, you can't really do that.
So if that's what's happening, I'm against it.
Otherwise, tear gas those babies.
Hold on.
honest i think he's just this guy he's just misusing the word proactive okay that's why i said i'm not sure but you know he that's he shouldn't be acting anything if he can't get his story straight it's important because this is they're doing something here and it's creating a lot of crap and this trump fucking it up really he's not doing a good job with this or that local law enforcement support we are having to go out and proactively arrest individuals and and we need to do that because we need to hold them accountable
this idea that they can attack federal property and law enforcement officers and go to the other side of the street and say you can't touch me is ridiculous we don't do that in any other type of law enforcement we pursue a criminal we investigate we pull them over if you have probable cause we arrest them we charge them and we prosecute them and you need to hold individuals accountable and when we don't do that i think we get what we see in portland today i'm pretty sure it's played by the book i I just think that, again...
The way it's being the whole of government.
I'm telling you, it doesn't bother me in the least.
I don't know how you can, I mean, maybe you think this Trump is screwing it up as far as I'm concerned.
I think it's great.
Portland's situation is completely out of control.
It's a state.
It has no government.
Please don't mistake me thinking that it's good that you have to rouse these kids.
It's just a way to do it.
And I'm tired.
I mean, I have to go through all the reporting crap because it sounds like he's sending stormtroopers.
I know it's bullcrap, but it's not helpful to anybody.
Of course, what really needs to happen is these cities need to go stew in their own juice.
Screw them!
Well, the problem is there's federal property that does have to be protected.
Which is being done.
But Trump now, he desperately wants these mayors to say, help me, help me.
They're not going to do it, and he should stop and let it just burn it to the ground.
But don't give him money in the bailout coming up.
And that's what this is going to be about.
Well, Portland is definitely going to be trashed.
This place has been trashed for the past three, four years.
People are camping in every single park, which is ridden now with crime and drugs.
It's a really bad scene in Portland.
The past 50 days have been bad.
The whole thing.
I don't know what's going to happen, but a couple of guys protecting federal buildings is not going to stop this.
No, I don't think so either.
And that mayor is not going to stop things.
And if they could defund the police, won't they just, you know, which they've done in Minnesota was how that works.
I don't know.
I find the whole thing to be highly amusing because of the specific cities involved.
In that report, there was mention, I think it was five mayors, and the five mayors are all Democrats.
They're all radicalized Democrats, and they somehow became mayors in cities like Seattle, which have been radicalized at all levels.
And San Francisco's the same way, where you have a district attorney who's supposed to prosecute the crimes, as it would say on the Law& Order show, and they'd still let anything under $1,000 they won't even bother with.
Shoplifting's rampant.
Right.
Yep.
Well, it's San Francisco.
I don't care.
Yeah, but San Francisco, Seattle, all these West Coast towns.
Well, New York is getting pretty bad, too.
LA has, like, never been manageable, so who knows what's going on there.
New York is bad.
New York is terrible.
Yep.
And Austin's been pretty good, though.
I mean, we're not that big.
We're only a million people all the way through.
San Francisco's got less than a million.
Really now?
800,000, I believe.
Wow.
Such a mess.
Yeah, it's a little bitty town.
There's no cleaning it up.
Unless, of course, we elect Kanye as president.
Well, he's not going to clean up San Francisco.
My gosh.
Poor guy.
He's being train wrecked now.
Have you followed any of it?
I follow a couple of things.
They're going after him for his comments about Tubman, for one thing.
Well, they're going...
I mean, he did this...
He did a campaign rally, which was a huge wreck.
I mean, he didn't even have a mic.
He was wearing a security flak jacket.
And I understand when...
He's so reminiscent of Trump.
Stuff comes out of his mouth.
You're like, what?
Like these kind of...
Pukish-type sentences of stuff, and then, you know, if you really think about it, he's saying something pretty good, actually.
It's so easy to...
Well, I mean, now his whole family is saying that he's having a bipolar episode.
Even Kim posting a whole thing on Instagram saying, you know, he's going to...
Please, if you know what it's like, he needs love now.
But...
But he's still pushing it.
We'll see.
He's getting attention, which I think is the key to this.
Yeah, and he's got a new album apparently that's going to be released shortly.
Oh, I'm sorry.
It's going to be dropped.
You've got to say it right.
So let's listen to this clip.
This is an interesting clip.
This is a COVID. There's one thing that's being reported a lot on around the country, but they're not real.
It's like nobody's really making a fuss about it.
And I'm amused as hell by it, especially here at San Quentin where we have a COVID outbreak.
And pretty much the guys that are on death row, the worst of the worst guys, They're dropping like flies.
And they talk about it, but nobody's really too, well, you know, if anybody should be dying, it should be that guy.
So there's mixed emotions about these prisoners in San Quentin, the big Q, that are dying.
This is the San Quentin report from Democracy Now.
San Quentin?
I'm sorry, COVID, COVID, COVID. It's one of the COVID clips.
Ah, got it.
In California, the coronavirus death toll at San Quentin State Prison has now reached 12.
More than 2,000 men held at the prison have tested positive in one of the nation's worst outbreaks.
In Texas, more than 500 women jailed at a federal medical prison in Fort Worth have tested positive for coronavirus, including National Security Agency whistleblower Reality Winner.
Funny flub.
Yeah, well, that brought out the ISO I have suggested for today's show, which is at the bottom of the list called Winner.
Winner.
I'll take it.
It's good.
It's good.
I believe the...
Who's the porn lawyer?
Stormy Daniels' lawyer?
Oh, yeah, that guy.
I forgot his name already.
Yeah, I think he's suing to get out of jail because, you know, there's corona danger, and he's saying Trump wants to kill him by keeping him in jail.
Trump does want to kill him.
Pretty much.
Very astute.
I mean, what's new about that?
Very astute.
Avenatti, that's the guy's name.
Michael Avenatti.
Avenatti, the guy that all...
We had that clip blitz with that guy, all the clips with him.
Oh, he's going to be the next president.
Sure.
Yeah.
And MSNBC was, oh, you're so great.
The guy was a criminal.
Yeah, kind of.
No, not kind of.
He's in jail.
He's in jail for it.
Yeah, you're right.
Yes.
Oh, wow.
The ACLU is now carrying his case.
The ACLU, we are suing the federal government for imprisoning.
Oh, that's Michael Cohen.
I'm sorry.
That's not Avenatti.
That's Cohen.
That's good, too.
Michael Cohen.
But that's not for COVID. That's for publishing a book.
Oh, brother.
Whatever.
ACLU, man.
What are they up to?
I used to support them.
They've lost the plot.
Yeah, I used to support them.
No more.
No more.
All right.
Let's see.
I don't really have anything specific other than I can push the OTG to Sunday.
I do have some fun things.
Well, I do have a short Biden gaffe.
Always good.
Biden gaffe is always good.
There's Biden at the hospital.
Yep.
And I had nurses at Walter Reed Hospital who would bend down and whisper in my ear.
Wow.
And go home and get me pillows.
They would make sure they'd actually, probably nothing ever taught in, you can't do it in the COVID time, but they'd actually breathe in my nostrils to make me move, to get me moving.
Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the next president of your United States.
Wow!
That's when they took the top of his head off?
Yeah, I guess.
Oh, that's fantastic.
Poor Joe, poor Joe, poor Joe.
Yeah, poor Joe.
Well, they never cover any of this.
The good thing is, it doesn't matter who becomes president, it's good for the show.
Remember this, people.
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