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1281: Talkin' Loudy

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	And they threw her in the slammer for six months.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	Sunday, September 27th, 2020, this is your award-winning Kimo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1281.
	This is No Agenda.
	Putting a step in the hotep and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we're hearing another crummy heat wave, it stinks.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill.
	In the morning.
	We are entirely too tight for this market, I gotta tell you.
	In the morning to you, sir.
	In the morning to you.
	In the morning to all ships and sea.
	And boots on the ground, yes.
	I wonder if anybody, any ships and sea still listen to this show.
	I know we have, well, I think we have lots of submariners still.
	Hold on.
	Zephyr.
	Oh, here we go, ladies and gentlemen.
	Standby.
	It's the Zephyr Economic Report.
	How are we doing?
	What is the score, John C. Dvorak?
	Let us know.
	Normal.
	All very normal.
	All very normal.
	Eight car Zephyr.
	Slow moving Bitcoin.
	No, no, no.
	Not slow moving.
	Normal moving.
	Faster.
	Scratch that, guys, in CNBC. It is a normal, moving, eight-car Zephyr.
	We have a stable economy.
	Bitcoin, 10,748.
	Oh, my God!
	Woo!
	Listen to that horn!
	Make your investments wisely.
	You know, this report, I'm going to try to keep it going as long as I can, but it won't last forever because they're changing the schedule.
	Uh-oh.
	They're going to start running three trains a week, Monday, Wednesday, Friday.
	They're actually missing our show days.
	Yep.
	You've got to be kidding me.
	No.
	And is that just a temporary Rona?
	No, they've decided, they looked at the numbers and they said, why are we running this thing?
	Oh, man.
	This thing is dead empty most of the time.
	Yeah, that's too bad.
	Well, it's like the show.
	You know, if no one donates to the show, if you don't utilize the show, the show goes away, I guess.
	It's like the butcher shop, everything.
	Yep.
	And it seems like it'd be a nice time to take a train.
	Yeah.
	I think.
	Yeah, I think it would be.
	The weather's perfect and the trains are very air-conditioned.
	It'd be a nice, cool ride.
	So I welcome all the Hoteps, who hopefully by now have seen some of my discussion with Hotep Jesus.
	I don't think I've sweated that much during an interview in my life.
	Did you watch yourself?
	No, I can't watch myself.
	It's horrible to watch yourself.
	And I know I would hate every single second of it.
	Because I hate webcams.
	I hate the whole thing, of course.
	I love the conversation, but I hate that.
	But go ahead.
	Say something nice.
	You're great.
	That's it.
	That was your takeaway?
	Well, all I heard was just basically for Hotep Jesus, who's not a listener to the show, he was enthralled by the fact that you had reiterated every show theme for the last 10 years in compact form.
	It's like Reader's Digest.
	And he was like, all of it interested him, so you did all the talking.
	It was like, you could do a needle drop on that show for three and a half hours, and he very rarely chimed in.
	You were just on a roll.
	Right, so you didn't watch the whole thing, because he pushed back very hard on me on two main topics, and it really taught me something.
	What were those two?
	Well, of course, I did not watch the whole show because it was three hours and 38 minutes, as I remember.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And I'm doing clips.
	I've got things to do for this show.
	I know, I know.
	Just give me the rundown of the two.
	What were the two problems?
	ADOS and Bitcoin.
	Well, ADOS you got from MoFax.
	Right, but he's, whoa, did he have a different opinion.
	Okay, and I want to hear that.
	And what about Bitcoin?
	What's that got to do with the price of bread anyway, one way or the other?
	Well, it was interesting because...
	I mean, I push back on Bitcoin.
	It was the same problem for both.
	And I had to think about it because...
	Ultimately, the Hotep stuff, I think, is just another version of ADOS, but I think it's about branding.
	And what happened is, you know, there's an ADOS political movement, which I'm not talking about.
	I'll tell you this much.
	The branding of ADOS and the branding of Hotep is falling way behind Nike.
	Yeah.
	Yes, this is true.
	But I believe that is ultimately the core problem.
	Here's what it was, both with ADOS and Bitcoin.
	It seems a lot of people took my Reverend Manning joke very, very seriously.
	Oh, and make sure to explain what ADOS is for new listeners.
	I have some of you.
	American Descendants of Slavery, which I used on the Joe Rogan Show, but of course here, as a descriptor, instead of saying black or black and brown or African American.
	And that's, you know, obviously because that's what I've been learning from Moe.
	The issue is that everybody wants attention for their cause.
	And if one person uses a phrase, so for instance, I say, oh yeah, let me just tell you ADOS. This is how I describe them, and it's a descriptor.
	All people hear is, well, you can't represent that!
	Bitcoin, I said, hey man, you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	The apocalypse is coming, and you're going to need a Bitcoin, which of course was an inside joke.
	They're saying that all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	And what happened?
	I told you what happened.
	It's the same thing.
	Man, you don't know what you're talking about.
	You don't even know that guy.
	You don't know what's going on.
	You're not part of the community.
	And it's the same thing.
	It's the minute someone who has half a clue, which I admittedly have...
	I've been working on learning from Mo for over a year and a half.
	I've been learning Bitcoin, learning some of the nuances.
	But the minute you go out there and basically say, hey, I'm a user of this term or I'm interested in using this or that, instead of people embracing you and saying, hey, you might have had a couple things wrong.
	Let me send you some links, some information.
	Instead, For the oddest, it's just the oddest thing.
	People lose their shit.
	And they're like, did you come back with somebody who did that and said, so you're othering me?
	I came close to it.
	I came close.
	You know, when Hotep went off on me, he's like, do you know Ship Shop Shabazz?
	Do you know Singabangabungahana?
	Do you know Halikalaki Bersalasi?
	I said, no, I don't know any of these people.
	Then you don't know shit about black people!
	He says, when you say Ados, it's like a Titanic, the little tip of the iceberg, that's what you might know.
	I said, well, give me some fucking credit for that, mo mo foe!
	I was mad about that.
	Excuse me.
	Excuse me.
	Here I am.
	Now you want me to go back and listen to the show and find that.
	No, I'm not going to do it.
	But it was really odd.
	I'm like, fine.
	And I'm here to learn from you and listen.
	And by the way, we had a really good time.
	I'm just saying how I felt at the moment.
	It's like, whoa!
	I've spent all this time trying to learn.
	I'm doing the work.
	I didn't read a shitty book.
	And you get crap for it.
	And it's the same with Bitcoin.
	It's really disappointing how people respond.
	Yeah, it was interesting.
	You stick your neck out against chop top.
	Oh, I don't give a...
	You mean that's the Dutch saying?
	Is...
	Stake your hoof, need both of my felt out.
	Just don't be the blade of grass that grows a little taller than the rest because you will get hammered for it.
	You get chopped off.
	The Japanese have a similar saying.
	They do?
	Curiously, yeah.
	What is it?
	I don't know what it is.
	I can't speak Japanese.
	Okay.
	I'm just telling you they have similar sayings.
	All right.
	Anyway, I had a good time.
	He's a very interesting guy.
	Very interesting guy.
	Sounds like a dick the way you describe him.
	No, not at all.
	Not at all.
	But when it comes to certain things, it's just interesting to note that it doesn't matter what it is.
	It can be a racial thing, a financial thing.
	If you just go out and say, hey, you know, here's what I'm learning, here's what I think.
	People will tell you you have no right, no right to represent the community.
	It's like, what is the point?
	Don't you want some solutions here?
	Don't you want something?
	No.
	Don't the Bitcoin people actually, isn't the whole idea that the world uses Bitcoin, isn't that their idea?
	Too late.
	And then I come along as a doofus and they yell at me for getting it wrong?
	It's very bizarre.
	No wonder that shit doesn't progress.
	Seriously!
	Yes, exactly.
	It's no wonder.
	Actually, the roots of the lack of progress in a lot of these, especially social stuff, is kind of wrapped up in what you're telling us.
	I mean, it is all there.
	And it is the roots of it.
	It's that you get a bunch of people, they become the insiders, and next thing you know, they're the gatekeepers of everything.
	Oh, I can't do that.
	You're not allowed.
	You're not allowed to think.
	You can't even be on our site.
	You can't even talk about it.
	You can't talk about it.
	You're not qualified.
	You don't have standing.
	You used to do it yourself.
	You always talk about standing.
	You got standing.
	Yeah, but I've never said to somebody, your audio sucks.
	You don't know what you're doing.
	No, instead I set up podfathergear.com so people can take my exact settings and can make it themselves.
	No, I try to help.
	I don't just...
	Well, of course I tell people they suck, but I'm constructive suckism.
	Not just like...
	Anyway.
	It was just notable.
	That was my big takeaway.
	Okay.
	Big takeaway.
	And I learned some stuff, but that's...
	You'd have to watch the whole show, and I understand, and your lifestyle does not allow for that.
	Which reminds me, I want to commend our producers for the outstanding work that you've been doing, really since...
	For many years, but since March, since we first started with the Rona, and we got more people in from Rogan...
	The amount of work that people are doing and targeted work I find incredibly good.
	It's really like we have a staff of thousands of people.
	That said, think of your timing.
	If you send me a 45-minute video and say, this is great for the show, and you send it Wednesday night or Thursday morning when I'll get it most likely, it'll probably never make it because after this show, I'm on to the next batch, and that's just laying there, and I never get a chance to see it.
	It's last in, first out, people.
	It really is what it is.
	That's really how it rolls.
	And most media is that way.
	From my experience, in most media, last in, first out tends to be the way it goes.
	Because nobody has time for it, you know, to just to be that thorough.
	You don't have enough time to be that thorough.
	That's why I can't listen to the HOTEP three hours and thirty-three, thirty-eight minute interview thing watching Adam.
	It's just not, it's just Well, it's not appealing.
	I mean, that show is perfect as an audio podcast.
	To me, it makes no sense as a video.
	As we know, we don't believe in that.
	And it adds so much hassle.
	The minute you do video, instead of a great conversation, people will comment on your studio or on your Twitches, you know, whatever.
	It's distracting.
	It's distracting from the entire message.
	It's no good.
	Saturday, there was a huge, huge rally in Washington, D.C. The rally that nobody saw.
	Did you even know about this rally?
	Of course not, because it was probably a rally...
	Pro-police or pro-Trump or Republicans?
	Even better!
	Even better!
	It was...
	And now, every media outlet that did report on it, which I saw no video, I saw the Washington Post, thousands!
	Well, the entire mall in Washington, D.C., and the reflection pool on both sides up to the Washington Monument was filled.
	I think all of us here recognizes That our nation is in trouble.
	Republicans understand this.
	Democrats understand this.
	Independents.
	Everybody understands that our nation's in trouble.
	And everyone's a little confused as to what to do.
	This is Franklin Graham's Freedom March 2020.
	Of course.
	And it was even attended by Pence and the Second Lady.
	Of course, it makes sense.
	And no one had a mask.
	There was such an opportunity for the...
	Oh, they could have hounded them.
	The M5M could have done such a job, but the fact that people got together out of religious belief is just a non-starter.
	It's like, no, no, can't have that.
	And I think particularly in light of the Supreme Court nominee...
	It's just bizarre.
	You know, we get a bunch of people with pussy hats.
	It's non-stop, wall-to-wall.
	Here they had an actual opportunity to say, oh, look at these religious nutjobs not wearing a mask.
	They couldn't even bring themselves to do that.
	No, because they have to admit that there's a lot of people.
	Yeah, a lot of people that care.
	Yeah, it was just...
	You know, I wanted to make a point about this before I forget, but they do this.
	Trump was on the road again, and I got to see him.
	I got all my clips from his latest, his last little stand-up routine in Middletown, Pennsylvania, and this is 747.
	I'm thinking, what the hell?
	How did 747 park itself in Middletown, Pennsylvania?
	Oh, it's even better.
	It's the Harrisburg International Airport.
	And where the people were at the hangar is right on the runway.
	Yeah, it was on the runway.
	To reiterate, this is America's penis.
	It's a big giant plane.
	Trump is on a branding mission that just won't end.
	I mean, that is so well choreographed.
	Anyway, he comes in and everybody...
	You could make a super clip out of this.
	Very few people wearing masks.
	Nobody wearing masks.
	But if you look at Trump, give his little talk from the cameras that the media is shooting him with, and C-SPAN's got one of them, everybody behind Trump, with the exception of maybe two people, are all wearing masks.
	In fact, it's a minority who aren't wearing masks.
	But they make it sound like it's a majority.
	Of course.
	So they're lying to us.
	Just lying to us.
	No!
	You don't say.
	And at some point it gets pretty annoying.
	I don't know how many people just buy into it because they did a PBS special on the vote, how it's going to go in Nevada, or Nevada, as we say out here.
	And they said, and they were talking to people on both sides of it, and mostly people are going to vote for Biden.
	And the reason seems to always be the same.
	To save our democracy.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, if only we had one.
	We have a republic, so that's confusing.
	Besides having a republic, there's no democracy to save.
	But where does this propaganda come from?
	It comes from the mainstream media and the subtle nonsense going on with these horrible people that really hate the democracy, or the republic, as it were.
	Anyway, they just hate Trump.
	A couple of gripes I wanted to get out of the way.
	Yeah, they just hate Trump.
	Well, I definitely want to talk about But first, we need to congratulate the state of Florida, as Governor DeSantis has pretty much said, that's it, we're done, no restrictions, we're open, good to go, wear a mask on your head, on your butt, whatever, we're open.
	And at the same time, M5M is saying, we're ready for another lockdown.
	It's insane!
	I got this, uh, this is, uh, where am I here?
	This is Cambridge, Massachusetts nuts.
	This newly amended order replaces the city's previous provision that allowed people to take off their masks while outside during the summer months.
	Masks are part of the daily routine in Cambridge.
	99% of people around here wear them.
	Wherever you look, it seems everyone is following the rules.
	It's rare you see someone who's not wearing it.
	Over the summer, the city allowed people to remove face coverings if they could maintain six feet of distance from others.
	But that will change on October 2nd.
	Masks will now be mandatory just about everywhere, except your own home.
	So starting next week, when you're crossing a bridge from Boston into Cambridge, you're going to need to mask up.
	Whether you're riding a bike...
	Mask up!
	On a basketball court.
	Mask up!
	Or simply dancing on the sidewalk.
	Even if you're in a wide open field all by yourself.
	The city says it's because of a slight uptake in cases as students return to college.
	The latest order will also require office workers to wear masks at all times, unless they are alone.
	I think to have to wear a mask 24-7 outside is over the top.
	Those who don't want to play by the rules could face a $300 fine, but the majority of people we spoke with...
	Have no problem playing it safe.
	I'm pretty much used to it at this point.
	I've been doing that all summer, so no different for me.
	I think it's a really easy measure we could take to protect the public.
	I mean, it's such a simple thing.
	The easiest thing we can do to protect each other.
	As far as enforcement goes, the city says this is going to be more about education and less about punishment.
	So this is another trend.
	It's happening everywhere in the world.
	In Rotterdam, where my daughter lives, if you don't Wear a mask, 300 euro, fine.
	Outside, there has never been any conversation about outside in the free wilderness.
	People were just doing it, like the sheeple here in downtown Austin.
	And they're still doing it.
	It's crazy.
	And they're just, okay, we protect each other.
	Now you are under complete control.
	The people who do this are under complete control.
	In the Netherlands, the Prime Minister begrudgingly had to say, okay, we can let a football match take place, maybe, but listen to this.
	Everybody has to wear a mask in the stands and they can't yell.
	And so the press, now it's in Dutch, I don't have it, but the press asked, well, how does that work?
	I mean, it's a football match.
	People are there to yell and shout.
	They say, yeah, it can work, just shut your mouth!
	The Dutchess, Konya Beckhauer, she said, shut your mouth!
	It's unbelievable!
	Well, yeah.
	Yes?
	My version of the clip that you played has got Florida included because NBC, everybody's in on this.
	Yep.
	And I'm almost at the opinion that everybody's in on it because the entire world really wants to be a globalist and they want to get rid of Trump because he's an impediment.
	Gee, gee, you didn't just figure that one out, John.
	That's pretty much an angle.
	Well, yeah, but it's beyond comprehension at some point.
	I got some COVID clips today, but this is the COVID milestone clip, which also...
	All these clips that I have about COVID, all transitionary clips, they want to bring two messages in, but this is the milestone clip.
	New COVID-19 milestone to report tonight.
	The U.S. are passing 7 million cases, with dozens of states still reporting increases.
	In Florida, just as that state topped 14,000 deaths, Governor Ron DeSantis announcing bars and restaurants can fully reopen.
	Yes.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	Did you see the Atlantic piece?
	If you want to talk about globalist crap.
	Which piece?
	Every piece in the Atlantic is globalist crap.
	Atlantic had a piece.
	It's titled Mask Up and Shut Up.
	Yeah, so you can see the same thing playing out across the world, as you said.
	Globalists, COVID-19 researchers have rightly extolled the virtues of masks, hailed the necessity of ventilation, well that's new, and praised the salutary nature of outdoor activities.
	What does salutary mean?
	Well, look it up.
	To me, it comes from salute.
	It's kind of like congratulatory.
	It would be, I think, a synonym.
	Okay.
	Health giving.
	Salutatory is specifically health giving?
	I guess when attached to the nature of outdoor activities...
	Oh, that could be.
	But another behavioral tactic hasn't received enough attention, in part because it makes itself known by its absence.
	That tactic is silence.
	Get ready for this.
	This is good.
	Yes?
	Oh, really?
	It is finally time to talk in this pandemic about the importance of not talking in this pandemic.
	Who was the writer of this?
	Oh, multi, multi.
	Derek Thompson.
	He looks like a noodle boy.
	Oh, it probably isn't.
	Every route of viral transmission would go down if we talked less or talked less loudly in public spaces, says Jose.
	Loudy.
	Loudy.
	I'm talking loudy!
	I'm just going to write it down, John.
	Talking loudy.
	Talking loudy.
	There you go.
	If we talk less loudy.
	There you go.
	In public spaces.
	This is the professor at the University of Colorado in Boulder who studies disease transmission.
	He said, this is just a very clear fact.
	It's not even controversial.
	Silence is golden!
	Shut up, slave!
	They are literally telling us to shut up now.
	This is pathetic.
	It's great content for the show, so I'm pretty happy.
	Well, everything's good for the show.
	I'm pretty happy with that.
	Victoria, boots on the ground report from producer Dave.
	He's in the beautiful Bellarine Peninsula area of Victoria, Australia, also known as Little China.
	I'm lucky not to live in the lockdown city of Melbourne.
	I'm in so-called regional Victoria, where we have just been under Stage 3 restrictions, so no draconian curfew.
	But he says, And
	they both have masks on.
	They're 12 feet apart, on the beach, have masks on.
	All they need to be doing is go...
	It's unbelievable.
	And that is why, although it hasn't been peer-reviewed yet, but there is a new paper out to be published in The Lancet declaring this not a pandemic, but a syndemic.
	And that apparently is a thing.
	And I want you to explain it, because I've never heard the term.
	Yes.
	The notion of a syndemic was first conceived by Merrill Singer, an American medical anthropologist in the 1990s.
	Writing in The Lancet in 2017, Singer argued that a syndemic approach reveals biological and social interactions that are important for prognosis, treatment, and health policy.
	Limiting the harm caused by SARS COVID-2 will demand far greater attention to NCDs, which are non-communicable diseases, and socionomic inequality that has hitherto been admitted.
	A syndemic is not merely a comorbidity.
	Syndemics are characterized by biological and social interactions between conditions and states, interactions that increase a person's susceptibility to harm or worsen their own health outcomes.
	So what they're saying is, the way I understand it, because we're racist, we're making it worse.
	Oh.
	Yeah, that's obvious.
	Geez.
	I mean, it's so obvious that we're just a bunch of racists.
	And because, just for that reason alone, that would automatically make it worse.
	Yeah.
	So, I have a little...
	Not for you and me, you and I. We're going to be okay through everything.
	We work from home.
	You know, we barely see the sunlight.
	It's sunny now.
	But for most people...
	Someone has to take a stand somewhere.
	You've got to say no.
	You just have to start saying no.
	Otherwise, this will never end.
	And we're about to get into the twindemic.
	You know, where influenza is going to kill everybody.
	So now we're back to masks.
	Masks everywhere.
	Masks everywhere except at your home.
	And even that is recommended.
	Probably in the car you have to wear a mask now.
	Of course.
	Of course.
	Because you might transmit it to the non-existent invisible friend in your car.
	And just how bizarre.
	It's just bizarre.
	It's bizarre.
	I'm going to get a couple of these COVID reports out of the way because there's a good one here.
	Yeah.
	Now, this is Amy Goodman on Wednesday.
	This is COVID Report without Texas.
	The official United States death toll from COVID-19 has passed 200,000, by far the highest in the world.
	As University of Washington researchers warn, the U.S. is on track to double that death toll by year's end.
	In the past 24 hours alone, the U.S. reported nearly 1,000 new deaths and over 37,000 new cases, with Minnesota, Montana, Utah, Wisconsin, and Wyoming reporting record levels of infections over the past week.
	Whoa!
	Whoa!
	Did you hear?
	She slipped something in there.
	Record level of infections.
	Uh-uh.
	Uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh.
	That's bullshit.
	That's a lie.
	You can say people have tested positive.
	But saying record number of infections is really, that's lower than she normally goes.
	Wisconsin and Wyoming reporting record levels of infections over the past week.
	It's almost like people saying, George Washington was an enslaver.
	You know, you caught that.
	These are the things that are being slipped in on us.
	On Tuesday, the COVID-19 Memorial Project placed 20,000 flags across the National Mall, each one symbolizing 10 U.S. residents who've died of the disease since the first recorded U.S. death in February.
	House Speaker Nancy Pelosi spoke at a memorial for the dead.
	Seriously?
	This was preventable.
	Not all of it, but much of it.
	They have no shame.
	They will go over the backs of dead seniors.
	It doesn't matter to them.
	Well, somebody apparently listened to this report and caught it just in time for the next day's report.
	And I only had to play a little snippet of that.
	And this is one where they include Texas.
	They left it out.
	Coronavirus cases in the United States are rapidly surging in at least 22 states.
	The biggest increases have been seen across the Midwest and West, including Texas, Arizona, and Minnesota.
	There you go.
	So you got mentioned again.
	I felt really good finding this little clip to know that Texas is not being ignored in all this.
	This is just so crazy.
	And, you know, the UT students are at the bars every night.
	Everyone's hanging out.
	Rainy Street is filled up.
	You know how the little bars on Rainy Street and they put a food truck out front and then they can open up, which is fine.
	And people aren't dropping dead.
	I don't see any evidence of the ventilator shortage.
	Yes, exactly.
	Witness the Atlantic.
	Mask up and shut up.
	That's it.
	Don't talk about coronavirus.
	I got one last clip.
	Okay.
	Now this is where, because this has to take place.
	This is important.
	This is, and we've spotted this one at first.
	In fact, we were baffled by the fact this didn't start happening sooner.
	But, uh.
	So we've got to start making our transitions here because we've got people to shut up, mask up, all this sort of thing.
	Yeah, we've got to transition to build back better.
	We've got to go global and then we've got to take the global and we've got to do the right thing with the global that we're going to do.
	So here we go.
	And this is the COVID to globalism.
	Oh, nice.
	At the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary General Antonio Guterres warned Thursday the coronavirus pandemic has killed nearly a million people, infected 30 million, and remains out of control due to a lack of preparedness, cooperation, unity and solidarity among world governments.
	This pandemic is a wake-up call for even more catastrophic challenges that may arise, starting with the climate crisis.
	If we meet these with with the same disarray we have seen this year.
	I fear the worst.
	Youth climate activists are once again taking to the streets around the world to join the Fridays for Future strike for the first time since the coronavirus pandemic began.
	Student-led actions are taking place in South Korea, the Philippines, Germany, Sweden, and in over 3,000 places around the globe.
	Sweet issues.
	Climate activists, Gratetun, tweeted, we will be back next week, next month, and next year for as long as it takes, she said.
	Build back better.
	Yeah, you're right.
	We're moving into that phase.
	That's a pretty good catch.
	That clip I really thought was my best clip.
	It showed that they equate COVID with lack of globalism.
	It would have been fixed if we were more global.
	And then globalism led somehow.
	I don't know how they made this transition.
	It's just beautiful.
	Into climate crisis because that's another global problem because it's about the globe, after all, heating up.
	And so then we went from that and then all of a sudden we're not even talking about COVID anymore.
	We're talking about these kids having these protests all over the place about climate.
	Okay.
	I don't know.
	And why don't they shut up?
	Well, we do know because the transitionary mechanism is build back better.
	That is clear.
	So we come out of the COVID, build back better, so we're better, so we don't have to do more lockdowns for climate change.
	That's the trick.
	And although I don't have...
	Oh, I have a clip, but it's in Japanese, and I couldn't quite understand where the key phrase was.
	I want to mention this because you just brought it up, and they're discussing this openly, which is, by the way, the reason the show works so well that we do is because they do openly discuss things about doing lockdowns to stop climate change.
	And to be able to pull that off, this is going to be something, this is going to be a sleight of hand that we've never seen anything like.
	I don't think they can do it.
	I read to you from the San Francisco Chronicle, September 24th.
	Bay Area officials have a plan to combat climate change.
	Force people to work from home.
	That's how they're going to do it.
	And that's in your backyard.
	Bay Area employers kept 60% of their workers home each workday as part of the 2050 planning strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and traffic congestion.
	This is the planned Bay Area blueprint for 2050.
	Now, luckily, you'll probably be dead.
	Before you see that horrible plan come into play.
	Let's look at another article here.
	This is Market Watch.
	I think written in San Francisco.
	Mariana Mazzucato.
	We need to act boldly now if we are to avoid economy-wide lockdowns to halt climate change.
	Let's look at the next one.
	Scandinavia has a poster.
	This is fantastic.
	They have a poster now out on...
	I need this poster for the collection.
	Yeah, it's a bus stop poster, so it's really big.
	And it looks like a brown-skinned baby.
	A cute little baby.
	And it says, The most loving gift you can give your first child is to not have another.
	OnePlanetOneChild.org Oh, by the way, yes.
	And it always boils...
	This is interesting because we do have the COVID to globalism to climate change to world population control.
	Of course.
	It's all part of the same spectrum.
	Yep.
	So there's another...
	They're jumping the gun, though.
	These guys are incompetent.
	Yeah, but they're getting a lot of help from the incompetent people who we are sadly obeying.
	You know, Mayor Adler is totally a globalist douche, and he does have some control, but he certainly has mind control over the people of Austin, and they're not just saying, hey, go F yourself, Adler.
	Now they're like, okay...
	The new Japanese Prime Minister, Prime Minister Suga.
	Now we know that Abe, for health reasons, resigned.
	In comes the new guy.
	In his video address to the United Nations, I read from the caption, Looking forward, we need to build back better from the COVID-19 pandemic.
	Well, I guess they chose the right guy, huh?
	Nice catch.
	Yeah.
	So Suga is doing Build Back Better.
	Oh yeah.
	For Japan.
	And of course, the truth always wants to come out, and I again appreciate all of our producers who...
	Loyally watch all of the globalist transmissions that come out of the United Nations and the World Health Organization.
	Here is Professor Dr.
	Medical Genius Tedros and the truth comes out.
	This is him talking about his accelerator, you know, the COVID accelerator tools.
	In other words, we all got to put our stuff into their little bucket on their website.
	They just want to be command central.
	But really, this is the way to go.
	Effective vaccines, diagnostics and therapeutics will also be vital for ending the pandemic and accelerating the global recovery.
	But these life-saving tools will only be effective if they're available for the most vulnerable, equitably and simultaneously in all countries.
	The access to COVID-19 tools accelerator is the best bet for spreading, speeding up The development of the tools.
	By the way, for those new in the troll room, yes, I know it's a joke that Tedros, of course, is not a doctor.
	That's why we make a big joke out of it.
	So there you go.
	That's on his mind.
	Spreading it.
	How do we spread it more?
	Spread more.
	Spread more fear.
	Producer Larry said, you know, I'm listening to this Build Back Better because I think this is a mind-control trick to get people to believe in dementia B. That's not a bad observation.
	Build back better.
	B, B, B. Stay in your dimension, slave.
	Wear a mask.
	Shut up.
	Well, dimension B is a construct that redevelops, so it's...
	I mean, there's elements of mind control with Build Back Better, which Biden seems to have stopped using.
	Yeah, I don't see him use it that much.
	You're right.
	No, he hasn't used it in the last week or so.
	Biden Build Back Better.
	I think he...
	I don't know.
	Maybe because he didn't want to be derivative or Trump's going to drop a bomb on him on Tuesday.
	By the way, I'm getting a lot of Trump clips.
	I think I'll go one Biden maybe today.
	Biden is...
	I'm wondering what they're doing to him because he is doing...
	If you look at his last...
	People should look this one up.
	This is his speech to the mayors.
	I don't know if I have the clip here or not.
	But on the speech to the mayors, you should watch this clip.
	Because Biden...
	The mayors laugh at him by that.
	I got this clip.
	Just buy it, if you don't mind going to Biden.
	Yeah, well, can we come back after that?
	Because I'm not quite sure.
	It's just the only Biden clip I got, but I want to make an observation.
	Biden is U.S. mayor.
	This is a big conference called Zoom.
	I don't know what they were using, but it's a bunch of U.S. mayors.
	And then one of them starts laughing at him at the end, and they never identify who this was.
	But you could hear it at the end of this 41-second clip.
	The guy laughs, and then somebody else comes back on, but...
	And he laughs at something Biden says, and I just found this to be peculiar, but the point that I wanted to get to is that Biden is going to his nose in a way that is very distinctive.
	Uh-oh.
	You're the one.
	You're the one who always identifies it.
	In an area that was using, we had this epidemic of cocaine use.
	Wow, of all the things I think they jacked Joe up on, cocaine is not one I figured would be used.
	It's the nose.
	I have two good shots of him going to his nose, one with his left hand and one with his right hand.
	And there's probably ten times he does it.
	And he goes in that way where you go and you kind of rub the nose or you grab it.
	It's the thing that these guys do, and it's very identifiable if you...
	He's been around a scene where there's a lot of use.
	And he's very identifiable.
	And yeah, I don't think he should be...
	I don't know.
	It's just not a healthy thing to do, but that's what he's doing.
	And he's kind of...
	He's a little livelier.
	You think he's doing bumps?
	I don't know.
	I'm just saying.
	I'm not making accusations at all.
	Bumpy Joe.
	But I'm going to put the...
	Bumpy Joe.
	I'm not...
	Yeah, it's a good one.
	Now, I'm going to have two...
	I'll put two photos in the next newsletter.
	Yeah.
	But here, listen to him discuss this.
	This is kind of funny.
	And so it's going to start with you.
	I promise you I'll have your back.
	I mean that, Sinsui.
	Look at my record.
	I have...
	Wait, this is Joe on Coke?
	Are you kidding me?
	Then he's really dead without it.
	What's going on?
	Yeah, this is Joe on Coke.
	Let me start it over.
	And so it's going to start with you.
	I promise you I'll have your back.
	I mean that, Sinsui.
	Look at my record.
	I have...
	And I want to make sure that your ideas are the ones that are funneled up.
	They don't have to go through a state legislature or go through a governor.
	They can go straight to the federal government.
	Oh.
	Straight to me.
	What?
	I really mean it.
	So God bless you.
	And God protect our troops.
	And thank you for what you do.
	And your job is too hard for me.
	Well, thank you, Mr.
	Vice President.
	It's an honor to have you with us today.
	If you heard when he said, send it straight to me, you heard somebody laugh.
	I heard the laugh.
	That was when I started laughing, too.
	Yeah, you laughed at the same time.
	You can't bypass everything.
	Just go, fuck the senators.
	Screw the governor.
	This reminds me of a Bill Ziff story.
	Oh, you've got to tell everyone who Bill Ziff is.
	Bill Ziff was the billionaire owner of Ziff Davis Publishing, and he was one of the first American billionaires.
	He's the one who invented special interest publishing in his current form.
	And he had a theory, took over his dad's company in the 50s and became a billionaire.
	But he was a character.
	And he had three or four secretaries.
	And he was an interesting guy.
	One of the secretaries passed this story along.
	Apparently, when Bill would hire a new sales guy, He would say, you know, I like your style.
	You know, when you got anything going on, anything really important, just send it to me.
	Directly to me.
	Don't bother me.
	Forget management.
	Just what Biden said.
	Send it to me.
	I'm the president.
	I'll take all your ideas.
	Yeah, that's going to work really well.
	And so she says that within a month or so, it went like this.
	Who is this dumb shit that keeps sending me these stupid memos?
	Doesn't surprise me.
	All right, so just for the record, we have Bumpy Joe and a suggestion is Blow Jiden also came in.
	Blow Jiden!
	See?
	See?
	You can't do a podcast without a proper troll room.
	You're just not participating in it.
	You're just not enjoying the full structure of it all.
	Oh, my.
	Okay, that was funny.
	I do want to come back because I think there's more laughs there.
	I did come across an interview with Bill Gates regarding the vaccines.
	Johnson& Johnson seems to be very close, and they have a quote-unquote traditional vaccine.
	So it's not an RNA vaccine.
	One that actually might work?
	Yes, it apparently has 98% efficacy, and they're all jacked about it, but this is the wrong one.
	So, you know, we're going to see what happens if Trump comes out and says, if he endorses it, obviously, it'll never see the light of day, people will never take it, because it's tainted, he ruined, he's trying to kill you.
	And Moderna and Pfizer, they're battling it out, neck and neck, you know, in the But Johnson& Johnson is coming with a traditional vaccine and we'll see if people want to have it.
	Bill Gates is giving us the timeline because you don't, I mean, please, do you really think that if you just have a vaccine, the whole world is going to live?
	I mean, we have to start figuring out who we give it to first.
	Do we give it to everybody at the same time?
	Do we who paid for it and developed it take it first?
	Or should we give it to poor people and pay for it?
	And what I discovered in this 50-second clip is Bill Gates' organization is racist.
	So racist, he's actually saying it.
	Do you think, though, that if countries, say the United States or other wealthy countries, don't, you know, take this equitable approach that we will be morally culpable for more deaths?
	Well, the Foundation's motto is all lives have equal value.
	Isn't that saying all lives matter instead of black lives matter, Bill Gates?
	I think you're pretty damn racist.
	Four more deaths?
	Well, the Foundation's motto is all lives have equal value, and...
	The foreign aid that rich countries give has saved tens of millions of lives.
	Things like Global Fund for HIV and Gavi, which helps.
	It's all his money.
	They're just talking about Gavi, Global Fund for HIV. Same people.
	HIV, Fauci, Birx.
	Reddit, Reddit, whatever the CDC guys, all the same people.
	Vaccines for things like diarrhea and pneumonia.
	Sure.
	And so there is some equity in the world.
	But the very fact that, you know, our foundation is saving a life for every thousand dollars we spend, it does show that we do treat lives outside the U.S. as not being as valuable as those lives.
	And, you know, it's pretty extreme.
	How does it cost $1,000 to save a life?
	What happened to the cheap vaccine?
	Is he overcharging?
	Yes, he's overcharging.
	Is he overcharging?
	Scoundrel, that's no good.
	The science remains disputed.
	In particular, there was another session in Senate, and everybody was...
	Rand Paul was bitching and moaning, Fauci was yelling, and then we had the CDC guy...
	I forget his name for a second.
	What is his name?
	Redfield, who was also part of the HIV group, so I have zero trust in them for my own personal reasons and research.
	And in the Senate, Redfield said, well...
	He was arguing with Rand Paul.
	Rand Paul was saying, hey, we've got herd immunity here.
	And Fauci, like, you don't know what you're talking about!
	You just look at the CDC. It was only 10%.
	90% can still be infected.
	90%, he said.
	90% can still be infected.
	So now we have our new doctor on the scene, Dr.
	Scott Atlas, who is Trump's new Fauci, who of course is hated by everybody.
	Is he talking about the American public when he says 90% can still be infected?
	Yes, the American public.
	So wait a minute, let's do the math.
	7 million are already infected.
	Mm-hmm.
	That would be 10%.
	Let's assume that's 10% of the 90%.
	Because if we have 10% infected, 90% can still be infected.
	That means our population is 700 million?
	That's about right.
	So by just doing this simple math...
	It doesn't even make sense.
	He doesn't know what he's...
	So Fauci's full of crap, is what we're saying here.
	Unless the population is 700 million...
	Well, Fauci is smart because he said, according to the CDC... This is the case.
	Fauci, he's too smart.
	He wouldn't get caught up in a numbers game like that.
	He leaves it to his little minions, which is Redfield, the bald, fat-headed guy from the CDC. But he is talking out of the side of his fat neck, and Dr.
	Scott Atlas took the question from the press during the briefing, and it was educational, I thought.
	Dr.
	Redfield today said that more than 90% of the population remains susceptible to coronavirus.
	Do you agree with that assessment?
	Yeah, I think that Dr.
	Redfield misstated something there.
	He misstated last time.
	I'm going to answer your question.
	Let me finish.
	The data on susceptible that he was talking about was his surveillance data that showed that roughly 9% of the country has antibodies.
	But when you look at the CDC data state by state, much of that data is old.
	Some of it goes back to March or April, before many of these states had the cases.
	That's point number one.
	Point number two is that the immunity to the infection is not solely determined by the percent of people who have antibodies.
	If you look at the research, and there's been about 24 papers at least on the immunity from T cells, that's a different type of immunity than antibodies.
	And without being boring, the reality is that according to the papers from Sweden, Singapore, and elsewhere, there is cross-immunity, highly likely, from other infections, and there is also T cell immunity.
	And the combination of those makes the antibodies a small fraction of the people that have immunity.
	So the answer is no, it is not 90% of people that are susceptible to the infection.
	I guess my question is, I'm not a doctor, I defer to your expertise on this and to his, but so Americans hear one thing from the CDC director and another thing from you.
	Who are we to believe?
	You're supposed to believe the science, and I'm telling you the science.
	So he's not telling a science.
	I'm telling you the science, and that's the answer.
	And if you want to look up all the data you're free to, you can also talk to the following epidemiologists.
	I guess Why is he still going out before Congress?
	And speaking, if you say he's mistreated today and the President said he mistreated last time, Americans are looking for the best information right now.
	Yeah, I'm giving you the best information, and it's confirmed by people like Martin Koldorf, who's a Harvard epidemiologist at Harvard Medical School.
	Let me finish, please.
	Jay Bhattacharya and Johnny Anides, both epidemiologists at Stanford.
	Professor Gupta, University of Oxford.
	These are people who know the latest data on the immunology and what's happening, and I just recited it to you.
	Thank you.
	So what I've noticed, I think I like this Dr.
	Atlas because he says, I'm telling you what the science is.
	He's not telling you what the science says.
	And this is where I'm sick of this.
	I'm sick of people saying the science is telling us to wear a mask.
	It is just not how science works.
	Science can tell you that something is happening and then you can have an opinion and take action.
	But science doesn't tell us to wear a mask outdoors.
	So we should not accept that kind of talk.
	And so I like that this Dr.
	Atlas guy at least says, no, here's the science, and he doesn't have his numbers wrong.
	But with Redfield, that didn't make any clips of it.
	The guy is so, that whole session was just disappointingly boring.
	The science says, science tells us, science makes you do this.
	Science!
	No, that's not how it works.
	But everybody's messing around with the numbers.
	The Netherlands had a big scare with all of a sudden 2,000 deaths in one day.
	And, of course, those were another computer glitch, numbers that were back from April, and they got added all of a sudden.
	Had no idea how it happened.
	It took a while.
	The news reports already took place, of course, scaring people.
	I have a screenshot here from the BBC. This is the coronavirus update.
	It's a slide on the screen.
	37 deaths reported in the latest 24-hour period.
	And then in little letters underneath, it says, deaths for any reason within 28 days of a positive test.
	So if you got tested and you fell down and broke your neck, you died from COVID. Or you got hit by a bus.
	By a bus.
	As long as you had positive.
	And they're saying it right there.
	Deaths for any reason.
	Well, they're not trying to fool anybody.
	But this is why we have to be careful.
	Is it a four-point type that nobody can read?
	It's pretty small.
	It's readable.
	If you're just a casual TV viewer, you probably would not take the time to read it.
	Now we get on to the final piece of our typical show update on all things COVID-19, and that is testing.
	The PCR testing.
	First we go to Scandinavia.
	This is the health chief, Dr.
	Jaffe, or Jaffe, I think is how you pronounce her name, for Ontario.
	And a question came in during their daily briefing.
	Hello, thank you for taking my call.
	Premier, I'm wondering why mandatory testing isn't required regularly of teachers to catch anything before it might erupt.
	You know, I think a lot of people think that testing is going to really solve the whole problem, and it isn't.
	It's one component of a response.
	If you test somebody today, You only know if they're infected today.
	And in fact, if you're testing in a population that doesn't have very much COVID, you'll get false positives almost half the time.
	That is, the person actually doesn't have COVID, they have something else, they may have nothing.
	So it will just complicate the picture.
	Gee, she should resign.
	This is the wrong message that she's sending.
	And I've been talking about the PCR test for quite a while, and that they are highly accurate, but it's how you interpret what they're saying, because they don't actually detect a live virus.
	They detect little molecules, little fragments that have shedded, could be there, could have been there for your entire life, could be new.
	But it definitely does not mean you have COVID, will develop COVID, or that you're infected, or that you're sick.
	And so I haven't really gotten much feedback, but once I put the screenshot of the assay that said 45 cycles, all of a sudden I got a lot of anonymous people emailing me.
	I'm not saying that they're shills.
	But I think that the people, and these are high-level people, like, what is this, who deal with this all the time.
	They're lab technicians, and they're sending me all this very technical data and how it works, and you're not doing it right, and you don't know what you're talking about.
	But all I see them saying is, you know, the tests work, the tests work, the tests detect.
	It's just how you interpret the data.
	And I just found it interesting that all of a sudden I get all this pushback on PCR testing once I show actual evidence that it's being scammed in my book.
	Yeah.
	I had some other angle on this.
	I wanted to just ask the number of technicians out there.
	The PCR test is a DNA test.
	The RNA DNA, yeah.
	What is the chances that this is just a mass collection of DNA, personal DNA, not virus DNA, but personal DNA, your DNA? Because when they stick that thing down your nose and swirl it around, they're getting a dynamite high-end DNA. They're going to get your DNA in the test, and they can put a database together.
	Do we know that this isn't going on?
	No, I think the database is absolutely in play.
	It's at the laboratories, and the laboratories feed it back to, oh yeah, this is totally, and I'm in the database now.
	You're in the database now.
	You, Adam, are now in the United, if there is one, the U.S. DNA database.
	I'm pretty sure, yeah.
	Pretty sure.
	Well, this is no good.
	It's what it is.
	And I've put both of those emails anonymized in the show notes so other people can take a look at it.
	And I know these are, I'm sure these are producers, but I just found it interesting all this pushback when we kind of get down to brass tacks.
	And I'm sorry to say I have a lot of skepticism about the HIV crisis for these very same reasons.
	And I'm not alone.
	And the inventor of the test, we played the clip on the last show, the inventor of the test, who sadly died last year, said, you know, it's how you interpret it.
	Everyone has crap in there.
	You can magnify and get almost anything you want out of it, and it's highly accurate.
	But it's how you interpret that, just because you have an RNA molecule.
	This all may be beside the point if you're just doing a mass collection of every American citizen's DNA for a giant database.
	How about every global citizen's DNA? It's not just America's DNA. It's everybody.
	If somebody discovers the database, we'll know what's going on.
	I should mention this.
	I went to Berkeley to drop off a return to Amazon.
	I have to go to...
	Cal is Associated Students Building and drop it off there.
	It's the only place it takes.
	All the lockers at Whole Foods are gone.
	I don't know what they're doing.
	So I go to Berkeley.
	I go right past that same station that's been there.
	I mentioned this before on this show.
	A DNA. A DNA. I'm sorry.
	A COVID testing station.
	Yeah.
	Let me guess.
	Empty?
	Dead empty.
	It's a drive-in.
	There's not one car there.
	Huh.
	I should take next time I'm taking pictures.
	I mean, I'll have to just pull over and take some shots.
	Yeah.
	I've been checking in with Betty.
	She's a friend of ours.
	And she's had it now for three days.
	She says she just feels shit.
	She feels horrible.
	She feels like she has a really bad flu, but she's doing okay.
	So she's Mexican-American.
	Did she have the COVID cough yet?
	She didn't tell me if she had the cough.
	She just felt run down.
	Really run down is what she said.
	JC, when he had the COVID cough, he felt very run down.
	And he says, in fact, that's the worst part.
	He says, you're so fatigued, it's ridiculous.
	But that was early on.
	That was like in April or March.
	He got the real one.
	He got the real deal, not the watered down one.
	And that's interesting now that we have this mask-up mission moving on because, Lord, we have to keep people afraid at least through November 3rd.
	But again, it's worldwide.
	This is happening everywhere.
	We're being forced to wear masks on the street, on the beach.
	It doesn't get much better than that.
	It is ludicrous.
	It's crazy.
	It's almost as though at some point they decided to crank it up.
	How far can we take this?
	Well, here's the latest scam in my book.
	We were looking at multiple strains almost from day one.
	Correct or incorrect, we were looking at multiple strains and how it could have been an L strain that hit New York and hit Italy and the S strain that really made a lot of people immune or was much milder.
	And now that it's time to mask up, We have a new preliminary study involving more than 5,000 genetic sequences of the coronavirus, suggesting one of the virus' many mutations may be more contagious than the others, according to a report from the Washington Post.
	Yeah, Washington Post.
	I think this was debunked already.
	Oh, this came out yesterday.
	Well, I thought it was a couple of these saying the strain is more contagious.
	Well, the study has not been peer-reviewed, but let's publish it just like everything else.
	This is bullcrap.
	Conducted by researchers from Houston Methodist Hospital found the strain known as the D614G mutation was responsible for close to every coronavirus infection in Houston this summer during Texas' second wave of infections, which is a lie because we know that those were backlogged to April or May.
	So their whole argument falls apart.
	So the premise is a lie in the report.
	Yes, of course.
	So how can anyone take this stuff seriously?
	Oh, I'm sorry, I don't work for the Washington Post.
	And I'm kind of delighted to see now newspapers in Australia also reporting, well here it is, coronavirus theory.
	Now this is from news.com.au.
	So is that a Murdoch outfit so we can't take it seriously?
	No, no.
	News.com.au I believe is Australia ABC. Oh.
	Oh wow.
	Well, theory that Chinese propaganda encouraged Western nations to lock down.
	So they're following on on what the New York Times already said this, but now it's catching a little bit of fire.
	In fact, this article refers to the New York Times observation of this, which we saw early on.
	And for those of you who are wondering, well, what does that mean?
	Well, how about the dead Chinese people falling on their faces?
	All those videos on Instagram and TikTok and Twitter and...
	According to the New York Times, and this article refers to it, Twitter had removed tens of thousands of fake accounts that were being used in a coordinated effort to spread the CCP's message with a particular focus on Italy.
	And then what happened in Italy is the videos, if you recall, gosh, it's been eight, nine months that we've been doing this crap, so it's hard to remember back that far sometimes.
	they were showing the people dying in the hallways of the italian hospital that was used in the netherlands as if it was in the netherlands and i think we had some of that going on here too if Didn't we have at least one news report?
	Yeah, there were a couple of videos.
	The Italian ones had a lot of bad videos that they show were not from where they purported to be from.
	Right.
	So the video, this was the same thing we witnessed a few years ago in the Syrian conflict.
	And elsewhere, we saw the same actors, you know, the same sick kids or the people pretending to have...
	Been exposed to gas.
	Oh, yeah.
	Of course.
	Also fake.
	Also fake.
	Yeah, a lot of fake.
	A lot of fake.
	Do you remember the...
	Thank you, internet.
	Do you remember they going...
	No, thank you, algos.
	Misused algos is what that is.
	Abused algorithms.
	Well, if it wasn't for the internet, those algorithms wouldn't be shown to us.
	Right, but it kind of solidifies my argument that it's dangerous.
	Remember the Chinese spraying some shit in Wuhan?
	Remember those trucks?
	What were they spraying?
	How come we never saw any spraying anywhere else?
	Did it not work?
	Did it just kill everybody?
	Was it just water vapor?
	Yeah, we never get any answers for stuff like that.
	Maybe they wash in the streets and they show it in some other...
	There was one video, my favorite video was the one, I saw it on Twitter, and it showed some guy that was belligerent getting out of his car and then they threw a net around him.
	Yeah, but that was training, it turned out.
	Yeah, well, yes, they threw the camera around.
	Yeah.
	It had a sign that says this is a training exercise.
	But we didn't know that for the first week or two, did we?
	No.
	I remember that.
	I remember my friend Michelle sending me, holy crap, this is what's awaiting us.
	Open letter from medical doctors and health professionals to all Belgian authorities and all Belgian media.
	And we, the Belgian doctors and health professionals, wish to express our serious concern about the evolution of the situation in the recent months.
	There is no medical justification for any emergency policy anymore.
	So, let me see.
	That's 394 medical doctors, 1,340 medically trained health professionals.
	Yep, that's going to be a big jail cell.
	They're only going to have to die.
	These people are never heard from again.
	In Belgium, the seat of the world's New World Order government, they're brave.
	Very brave.
	That could be going on here and nobody would be paying attention to, so we wouldn't ever get to us.
	Yeah.
	But I like showing it's just because every country is going through the same script.
	And I really hope that...
	Our brothers and sisters in Australia, that they realize...
	I'm quite amazed, thinking of the Australian spirit, and maybe there's a lot of hatred between these states.
	I mean, maybe New South Wales really doesn't like people from Victoria.
	I don't know.
	But shouldn't you go and save your brothers and sisters from this horrific thing that's taking place?
	And they're being tortured in your own country.
	Well, there's that one woman who tried to escape in the trunk of a car so she could get back home to Perth.
	Yeah.
	And they threw her in the slammer for six months.
	Yeah.
	No, no, no.
	You can't do that.
	Something's wrong with them down there.
	Well, I'm surprised that no one is just trying to bust them out.
	And meanwhile, the big news is that, ah, yeah, well, they fired that bitch who made it all happen, which was the health minister who, you know, hired the Uber drivers and the wrong people and were having sex with the people who were locked up, which, of course, still only resulted in minimal death of people who were 100 years old, 100 years old.
	That's really minimal.
	It's less than we have in Texas now.
	In Florida, it's less than what's going on there.
	And it's just this one state in Australia that's under that severe lockdown.
	And it's crazy.
	Unless, of course...
	It might be the test state.
	There may be actually somebody with a gun to the guy, the prime minister's head, saying, hey, we've got a test somewhere.
	This is going to be it.
	Let's see how far we can make these people, how much we can make them do.
	How much they'll put up with before they crack.
	My goodness.
	It'd be interesting to just keep making it worse and worse and worse until all hell broke loose.
	It would be an interesting test.
	I'd follow it.
	Well, you'd follow anything like that.
	No kidding.
	So...
	I feel bad for everybody.
	You see the script, it's playing out the same everywhere.
	In most countries, most places, most cities, towns are just going along with the program.
	Well, a lot of it, again, I point the finger at these health department honchos who have now decided they're the king of the world.
	Speaking of which, Tina was at the store yesterday, and she was talking to some people who had, I think it was a family, mom, dad, four and a half, five-year-old kid, and the grandparents.
	And she was chatting with them, probably about not wearing masks or something.
	And the kid goes up to her.
	I wasn't there, sadly, but the kid walks up and says, Hey!
	Hey!
	Are you on Team Sleepy Joe Biden or King Trump?
	Can you just imagine Sleepy Joe Biden or King Trump?
	Are you on Team Sleepy Joe Biden, lady, or are you with King Trump?
	To which she said, I'm voting for Kanye.
	I gotta love the kids.
	I don't know where that came from.
	How about the grandparents or the parents, I'd say.
	That would make sense.
	Something really fantastic happened talking about branding.
	President Trump rolled out his huge, I would call it October, I actually think it's an October surprise moment, to capture the black vote, as he calls it black.
	I would say ADOS, but okay, we'll take black.
	And I think I've already said that I'm pretty sure that the...
	Black American males are the ones who will defect, and they will, I think, create a landslide win for the Trump campaign.
	I'm talking about popular vote as well, and I have two clips.
	One is ADOS Guide, just to give you an idea of what the thinking is.
	It was just a guy with a do-rag on his head in the back of his truck talking about how he thinks.
	And it's really nice because here's clearly a guy who's just working, average Joe, really doesn't care about much else.
	And I think it's this kind of person that the Democratic Party underestimates.
	They think that people really give a shit about most of the things they're talking about.
	And I thought this was good to hear where I think the direction is headed for this election.
	Mm-hmm.
	To me, Trump is a freaking godsend.
	To me, Trump is what it's like.
	To me, Trump is a second chance.
	Sorry about that if you don't hear me.
	To me, Trump is a second chance.
	So when you say he's, I'm like, nah, dude, he's way more than that.
	He's weighed more than that.
	You see, I don't have the luxury to worry about freaking Roe vs.
	Wade.
	I don't have the luxury to worry about that.
	I'm too busy trying to keep my family fed to think about that.
	And for the first goddamn time in my life, I actually see a way out.
	I see a way out.
	Something I've never seen before.
	I see a way out, man.
	And just that little bit of hope is enough for me to have a fire in my belly, powerful to freaking...
	Charge the goddamn world, man.
	I'm ready to take over, but if Biden gets into office, man, I don't know what I'm going to do.
	So I'm saying thank you to you because you unlocked me, and I'm sure you unlocked a lot of people.
	There is a cited majority out there, man.
	I talk to them every day.
	But there is a science majority out there.
	I talk to them.
	They're workers like me, who didn't care about politics, didn't even think about politics, didn't want to talk about politics.
	I got people that I work with on a daily basis saying, yo, man, we got to do something.
	Thank you, man.
	You know, when I was at MTV and I had my radio show, MTV, of course, New York, and later they had a Los Angeles office, but really most of it occurred in New York.
	Elitist New York, media New York.
	And the radio show was syndicated, so I'd have to go and clear the show around the country, bad top 40 radio stations.
	I've been to Bemidji, Minnesota.
	I've been to the craziest markets, and I remember so distinctly, wow, no one here thinks like they do in New York.
	It's all completely different, and no one in New York has a clue as to what life is here, in Bemidji, or in, you know, what was I, in Pennsylvania?
	Yeah, your city name here.
	Yeah, like, whatever your small-town, bad Top 40 radio station.
	And I think that's the underestimation that is being made by these elites, media elites, and the...
	But then you've got to appreciate, in light of that clip, Trump's plan for black America.
	Now, he didn't just put a plan together.
	He put a plan together and made a beautiful PDF and a pamphlet, and it is called The Platinum Plan.
	I love this marketing.
	If you want to market to a group and you come up, hey, I got the platinum card for you right here.
	This is your platinum plan that's coming to me.
	It's the Trump platinum.
	You got a card to go with it.
	You get an insignia.
	You got a little patch for your jacket.
	Oh, and $500 billion.
	And he rolled it out in Georgia.
	I just want to play the clip.
	It's about two and a half minutes, and it's condensed, believe me, because he had a full-on court press with preachers, with people who had received amnesty under the First Step program, people getting their lives back together, all black, of course, all ADOS. And then he came out to...
	And he was in...
	Perfect CEO Trump, laughing form, had a striped tie on, so he was right down the middle, and here he is explaining the Trump Platinum Plan!
	Which you never saw anywhere on TV, of course.
	I'm here today to announce a brand new plan to deliver more opportunity, more security, more fairness, and more prosperity to black communities.
	We call it the Platinum Plan.
	Try Trump!
	And that's a contract with black Americans.
	It's going to be something that people talk about for a long time to come.
	If you vote Republican over the next four years, we will create three million new jobs for the black community.
	And notice he's saying black, not black and brown, and later he says African American.
	Now, I don't know if that's the best descriptor, but I think it's clear what he means.
	He doesn't mean black like Kamala Harris, I think.
	Open 500,000 new black-owned businesses.
	Open 500,000 new black-owned businesses.
	Increase access to capital in black communities by $500 billion.
	And this includes investing in community development, financial institutions, and minority depository institutions.
	Build up peaceful and safer urban neighborhoods with the highest standards of, and you know this, of policing.
	We want the highest standards.
	We have better.
	We have to have highest standards of policing.
	Bring even greater fairness to the justice system.
	We did criminal justice reform.
	We remember that.
	Even greater.
	We will create a national clemency project to right wrongful prosecutions and to pardon individuals.
	Who have reformed their life.
	Create a ladder of opportunity for African-American children by delivering school choice to every parent in America.
	So important.
	Give black churches the ability to compete for federal resources for their communities.
	Bring better and tailored healthcare to address the historic disparities that we've had for so many years.
	Now, pay attention to this, because this is where he nails it with pressure, sugar, all the things black Americans have as a special issue.
	This includes investing in treatments for kidney disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, sickle cell disease, and maternal mortality.
	Yes!
	Advanced home ownership and wealth building in the black community.
	Bring more manufacturing back to the USA, which we're doing anyway.
	And back to the inner cities, which have been largely forgotten, although not so much in the last three years, when you get right down to it.
	Thank you.
	End Democrat policies that import low-wage foreign workers from overseas to replace black workers in our inner cities.
	Joe Biden cares more about the citizens of foreign countries than he does about black Americans living in our own country.
	I will always put Americans first, and that includes, very, very importantly, black Americans.
	So I think this speech, this plan, I think it nails it for him.
	I think that's it.
	That's all he had to do.
	And I think he did a pretty good job.
	Well, I like his use of precious metals in general.
	In fact, if you go to the Trump store, they've got a bunch of playing cards that are gold.
	Yes, exactly.
	And he's always been garish in his sense of design, even when he was married to Ivana.
	I mean, when they bought the Plaza Hotel...
	And this is before they got divorced, but Ivana was also with a similar taste to Donald.
	That place was so gussied up from a kind of a...
	Threadbare, horrible place to one of the finest hotels in the world.
	Just within a few years, when I was at PC Magazine, they'd put me up there a lot.
	Really?
	Good old days.
	Good old days.
	Damn.
	Old days.
	They had all these little mini-suites.
	That were all thematic.
	One time we did an event there and one of the PR women working for the company was in the Frank Lloyd Wright suite.
	And everything in there was original Frank Lloyd Wright designed furniture, beds, window frames.
	It was pretty amazing that they went through all this trouble.
	And that's, you know, Trump does have a...
	Kind of an interesting style amongst the...
	I think he got a lot of it from his first wife.
	Well, the gold, obviously.
	These precious metals, people are attracted to them for ages, for centuries.
	But platinum is the top of the list.
	That's what he's saying.
	And platinum also has hints of strip clubs and other things that are kind of...
	Hey, it's targeting black Americans...
	While kind of not being obvious about it.
	Of course!
	Who loves the bling?
	I'm just going to say it.
	I'm not ashamed.
	My black brothers and sisters love the bling.
	And Trump brought them bling.
	And he called it bling.
	Platinum plan for you.
	And he's sincere.
	I think he would have done better if he had said a trillion dollars.
	What difference does it make?
	500 billion.
	It's all modern monetary theory.
	It's all immunized money.
	I disagree.
	I think that would have sounded ridiculous.
	Yeah, you think it would have been too much?
	I think when you're going to do this sort of propagandizing, 500 anything is better than one of something.
	Hmm, interesting.
	Yeah, I just thought the trillion number would have...
	It's a trillion, it's a one, one trillion, it's one.
	No, I understand.
	500 billion.
	But 500 billion these days, like...
	I know, it's a spit in the bucket.
	Yeah, we're hearing about all these.
	One trillion would have gotten the media's attention.
	They couldn't have gotten around it.
	Now they easily just got rid of it.
	Media wasn't going to pick up on this under any circumstances.
	Well, no.
	Not even Fox.
	Well, I just say that I want to point that out every time so people understand that Fox News is not Trump's friend either.
	At all, at all, at all.
	None of the media is Trump's friend because, well, he's anti-globalist.
	Yeah, and the Chinese pretty much own our media.
	The situation that happened in New York City over the last week where they arrested some New York City cop Who was actually a spy for the Chinese government and he was spying on the Tibetans in town.
	Yeah, why not?
	They're American citizens, these Tibetans that live in New York City.
	They may be expats, but they're American citizens and the Chinese really shouldn't be spying on them.
	And then if they speak up about anything, the Chinese government goes after their families back in China.
	This is unacceptable behavior.
	This is what the mafia used to do.
	And what's so sad is just that it's up to podcasts to let people know any of this is happening.
	Because I saw one article about the cop.
	One.
	You know, if we don't have a clip, then you know it pretty much wasn't covered.
	Right.
	That's how I take a look at it.
	And again, boy, our producers, man, they are sharp.
	They're looking everywhere for everything.
	So...
	I tell you, why don't we take a moment, let me thank you for your courage, and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in the PCR test, we rely on it so much, John C. Dvorak!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all strips of C, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room.
	I'd like to know...
	Ooh!
	1713.
	Nice!
	We're up a little today.
	It's the Hoteps.
	Trolls, where are you from?
	I want to get a little geographic report today from you.
	This is noagendastream.com where you can log in, listen to 24-7 stream of podcasts, many of them live.
	And even if there's not something you want to listen to, there's always trolls in there who you can hang out with and talk with.
	Indianapolis.com Texas, Ontario, San Diego, South Carolina, Western Scandinavia, Tampa, Wales.
	Don't land there ever.
	Mississippi, Compton, Boston, Almira in the lowlands, Northeast Texas, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Heidelberg, Germany.
	Hello, here's the Huff!
	Oregon.
	I mean, we got some people hanging out there.
	That's beautiful.
	Belgium.
	Cheltenham.
	Cheltenham.
	Yes.
	And these trolls help us out, actually.
	They're annoying, which is good, because you always want someone to say the annoying thing to keep us on edge.
	But also they will send you and help you out with an invite to our social network, noagendasocial.com, a non-algo social network where the signal-to-noise ratio is super high.
	You can really have a conversation.
	You're not dragged into hostility with stuff that's popping up that you need to look at and respond to.
	You can find it at noagendasocial.com.
	And it's actually a place where John C. Dvorak shows up from time to time.
	And I should mention this as we do have such a large, wide-ranging audience from different regions.
	Anybody can actually hook up a fiber termination system.
	We need one at the Port Angeles house.
	Oh, you want it?
	Yeah, we got fiber.
	We got a trench.
	We got the fiber.
	But she's got all these tools, but she doesn't have any expertise, and she's going to be...
	Hold on, hold on.
	Let me just understand.
	So, you've ordered fiber.
	Is the fiber lit on one end?
	No, we have fiber.
	We've had fiber.
	We've moved the fiber through a trench to the other house, but we don't have the wherewithal to hook it up.
	You need a fiber guy, somebody who knows how to use it, has the right tools in the Pacific Northwest.
	So the fiber's already lit?
	Yeah, the fiber's been lit.
	Huh.
	Shoot, I can't even get fiber here.
	No, we've had fiber for years.
	But there are companies that do that.
	Then the people who installed it, can't they do it?
	They won't do it.
	Oh, why?
	Why?
	Because it's our extension to the fiber that is terminated down at the other house.
	The little house that Eric used to live in.
	Okay, so email me and I will, dude's name Ben, fiber dudes and dudettes name Ben or Bernadette, let us know.
	I'm sure we have people who can terminate some fiber for you.
	That shouldn't be too much of a problem.
	That's what I was hoping.
	Yeah, scissors.
	There might be something in the Garland family.
	Don't you need some scissors and, like, gaffer tape?
	Yeah, that's it.
	Scissors and a couple pieces of electrical tape.
	Gaffer tape is good to go.
	Gaffer's tape.
	In the morning, too, the artiste for episode 1280.
	That was our previous show on Thursday.
	Title of it, Deep Platform Duo.
	Second in a row, Darren O'Neill.
	It's not the first time he'd be on the verge of a hat trick.
	Without a doubt, it was just the best piece of art.
	It was Texas is open.
	It was neon.
	You had the boot.
	You had the Texas sign.
	It had the maroon background.
	All things winners.
	It just popped.
	Was there anything else that we needed to discuss?
	Because there was a lot of good art, actually.
	I recall.
	Well, there's a lot of art.
	Yeah.
	Which was good.
	Okay, well, I think...
	There was a lot of drills and cycle stuff.
	One too many drills.
	It was a suggestion of mine.
	I didn't expect to actually see that much art.
	It's probably always a bad idea if one of us suggests an idea.
	It's not going to get chosen.
	Well, no, it could get chosen if it was well executed.
	Well, we didn't have a good execution of it.
	No, because none of it was that.
	It wasn't that boring.
	It didn't have any life to it.
	I thought the...
	Well, I don't know.
	His piece was...
	We didn't really have much of a discussion.
	We didn't.
	That piece just took it pretty quickly.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Popped up.
	We loved it.
	And we appreciate the work from all of our artists.
	Now, a lot of this art is incredibly usable for other things.
	And I still can see some of these even on the...
	On the latest t-shirts, mugs, hats, coasters, etc.
	It's crazy what the guys at NoAgendaShop.com do.
	I'm going to tell you right now, pictures of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, they're not going to get picked.
	If you want to draw them just because you want to do it, you can.
	But there's not going to be a piece of album art with Ruth Bader Ginsburg's picture on it, I can just assure you.
	Well, from this time on, for sure it's not going to happen.
	She's out of rotation.
	He's out of rotation.
	Thank you very much, Darren O'Neill.
	Darren also, I was talking earlier about NoAgendaStream.com.
	He does a pre-show, the Rock and Roll pre-stream, Thursdays and Sundays.
	There's plenty of shows.
	There's so many shows to listen to.
	But Darren, it's highly appreciated.
	Maybe you'll get the hat trick.
	Who knows?
	Let us know it's part of our Value for Value system, where you just contribute your time, your talent, or your treasure.
	And that according to whatever value you get out of the show.
	And it's very simple.
	And we always like to thank people who came with the treasure in high amounts to keep us really sustaining and going.
	These are our executive producers and associate executive producers.
	And let's take a look at the list for today.
	Ah, yes.
	We do have a few people to thank for show 1281.
	Let me open the spreadsheet.
	Sorry, I was looking at the art.
	Pre-looking.
	I'm pre-selecting.
	Pre-arting.
	Kevin Fitzpatrick's at the top of the list from Houston, Texas.
	$670.13.
	He's got a few songs.
	He's requesting the Dame song.
	If there's time, we need Dame's Karma.
	Karma request.
	Trump's Pelosi jobs.
	Karma.
	ITM, gentlemen.
	First, they report on the Trump Pelosi jobs.
	Karma.
	We asked for a dose previously.
	It didn't work like we had hoped.
	Oh, a new job.
	Hoped a new job.
	Never materialized.
	But holy moly, you should have seen the bonus from the current job.
	Oh, OK.
	So it works, though not like one might expect.
	Second, this donation is for my wife and her ascension to damehood, accounting included.
	You wanted dames, you got an amazing one.
	Melissa is a smoking hot keeper, the kindest soul I know.
	She's so kind that stray animals will come to the back door, knock, and ask if they could be rescued by her.
	Cool.
	You know, he says that jokingly.
	But...
	But animals do have a sense of these things.
	Sure.
	I've seen Bambi.
	I'm not sure this is actually going on.
	We've all seen Bambi.
	Wildlife practically lands on his shoulder.
	It's all true.
	But cross her and you will be reduced to a smolding pile of ash.
	That's true too.
	So I describe her to others as Snow White with a bazooka.
	Yet, that's not the title she wants for the round table.
	Go figure.
	In the Greek language, Melissa means honeybee, which she's very fond of, so please dub her Dame Lisa Bee of the Verdant Meadows.
	Round table food would include lemon chicken piccata.
	Which, if it's prepared right, is quite tasty.
	Very tasty.
	And very hard to do correctly.
	And Scotch!
	She loves the show and can't wait for a ring.
	Oh yeah, 670.13 to reach Dame level, and 13 is her lucky number.
	A third Tuesday, September 22nd, 7th, is also her birthday.
	Two day, not Tuesday.
	Two day.
	Okay, so yes, we do need more dames.
	I've got that for you.
	you and you want the trump pelosi which is there's always a risk not asking for the regular one but we'll give it a shot for you there is nothing like a day nothing in the world give more nation will acclaim there ain't anything like a base Jobs.
	And jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got how much.
	Woo!
	And I'll see you at the round table.
	Honeybee?
	Sir Tactician from the Fresh Coast in Charlotte, North Carolina.
	$500, $3, and $33.
	Okay.
	503.33.
	Now this is 503.33 is your cut of my most recent tactic.
	My partner and I sold our winning house bid of $503,330 to the buyer for $600,000.
	Wow.
	Nice!
	Okay, so they bid on a house for $503,000 and then sold it to somebody else the same day for $6,000.
	So they walked away with $97,000 just instantly.
	Damn!
	How does that work?
	So they had the winning bid, so they haven't closed yet?
	How do you do that in practice?
	I like it, though.
	I'm sure they probably took a course.
	Yes, that's what I was aiming at.
	North Carolina real estate is exploding and it's institutionally backed.
	This got me thinking.
	It seems like a lot of our peerage is in real estate.
	I think it's about time for the No Agenda Capital Wing, a place where we can connect investors with vetted deals and ideas.
	I took the liberty of registering noagendacap.com.
	I could use some help setting it up.
	I have a holding company set up that could be...
	That could onboard investors.
	Right now I have more deals than capital.
	Please reach out if you're interested.
	Sycamore Properties...
	Okay, here's his email address.
	SycamorePropertiesTravis at gmail.com.
	Please attach my resume in the show notes so people have my contact and credentials.
	We'll just put your email in there.
	We'll just put your email.
	I'm not going to put your resume in there.
	You're going the wrong way.
	It's like an executive producer, you're supposed to put that on your resume.
	You're going the wrong way with that.
	But yes, we'll make sure that you're contacting me.
	Adam, I watched all of JRE. Which part are you referencing?
	Your CIA connection, our tribe?
	Spill it.
	Best sort of tactician from the Fresh Coast.
	Okay.
	Well, if he's asking me which one is it, no, no, no, that's not how it works.
	If you didn't hear it, then you didn't hear it.
	If you didn't think you heard something was a bombshell, then I guess you didn't.
	Yeah, okay.
	But thank you very much, sir, tactician.
	I'm very interested in your no agenda cap idea.
	It sounds like that's exactly what he does.
	He does deals and then he makes money in one day.
	Sounds like a winner.
	Yeah, I'm interested.
	North Carolina is a beautiful state.
	It's probably one of the really great states for people to live in.
	And this wine-growing country, too.
	It turns out that where you can grow tobacco, North Carolina, major tobacco grower, you can also grow wine.
	Isn't that changing?
	Isn't it getting better now in places like that, with the climate shifting?
	Well, in some places where you have a very cold climate, For wine growing, those are the places that are improving.
	That would include most of Germany.
	The German whites are really unbelievable.
	So what's going to happen to the, just if you don't mind me asking.
	So I've been drinking Pinot from the Willamette Valley.
	Is that going to stay good, or will that move over time?
	Because I just think it's dynamite.
	I love how that wine tastes.
	It's cheap, too.
	It's not really expensive.
	Compared to Burgundy's, it's very inexpensive.
	And the quality, I think, in general is higher.
	And what year am I looking at?
	The great Burgundy's are great, but they're $500 for a good one.
	I mean, come on.
	Yeah, that's not going to happen.
	So is it 2018 now or 2017 that I should drink from the Willamette Valley?
	I don't know what the Willamette vintages are so offhand.
	Well, you told me previously it should be 2016, and I just don't know if...
	Does that mean when you move into a new year, you move up a year, or that's just a good wine for that year?
	I don't even know what you said.
	The vintage is fixed, you know, for that vintage.
	It's either good or it's not.
	I don't know about 2017 and 2018.
	It's not like an aging thing where, you know, it's like, for that type of wine, it's too old and it won't taste as good?
	I don't know.
	I'm a noob.
	Okay, well, we're going to do a little wine discussion.
	You need the write-off.
	I need to write off.
	A couple of things about vintages.
	In some areas, and I would say California is part of this problem, the wines do not age well.
	They tend to be, and this is generally speaking around the world, there's only a few places where you can really count on wines to age beautifully.
	But when we talk about age, we're not talking about aging five years.
	Sometimes wines will improve a little bit over five years.
	We're talking about wines that will hold up for 20, 30, 40 years.
	And those wines are pretty much in the same grouping.
	Bordeaux will do that, and uncertain vintages.
	Some vintages won't.
	They won't age at all.
	1992, a good example.
	Now, when you say it won't age, it just tastes like shit after 20 years?
	It goes bad.
	It goes bad.
	Corked?
	Wines go bad, yes.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	And American wines tend to go bad quicker than French wines.
	In the box, they go bad.
	In the box, they'll go right bad.
	Actually, box wines probably never go bad because they usually have preservatives.
	Oh, of course.
	Because the wine was never good to begin with.
	So if it was like, let them be natural, it would be bad overnight.
	And so they have to jack it up with various chemicals.
	And so then it's tasty, you know, and it stays that way forever.
	There's nothing more disappointing, for example, and this is the end of this discussion.
	There's nothing more disappointing than taking a bottle of wine and inoculating it to make vinegar and then coming back to it like five, six, seven years to see, okay, how is this coming along?
	And it's exactly the same.
	It has not changed an iota because there's so much...
	Poison in the bottle that killed the vinegar culture immediately and it just stayed the wine that it was.
	And a lot of wine is made that way and it's the kind of one that gives you headaches and issues and, oh, I can't drink wine because my face turns red.
	You're drinking cheap crap.
	That's the reason.
	Sir Jeffro of the Rock Wall from Heath, Texas, came in with 33333.
	We love those magic numbers.
	Hey, John and Adam, time for my annual birthday donation.
	I'll be 53 on Monday, September 28th.
	Apologies, it's been so long since I donated, but I think you might forgive me when you hear why.
	In the middle of all this COVID-19 mess, I found myself in the hospital having a heart attack.
	Uh-oh.
	They tried to put a stint in, but my arteries were too clogged and they had to transfer me via ambulance to a second hospital.
	That sucks already.
	You can't put a stint.
	Is it stint or stent?
	Stent.
	He says stint, but stent.
	At this hospital, I had a triple bypass, but not before getting the dreaded COVID test.
	Thankfully, I tested negative, which must have meant they expected me to live.
	That's right.
	If you had gotten that positive test, this one's a goner, guys.
	Throw them out.
	After the surgery, I spent over a week in the ICU for recovery where the only thing to watch was reruns of Friends.
	Thank God my wife brought me my phone where I had access to the No Agenda podcast.
	I didn't have headphones, so my wonderful hospital staff got to hear every glorious episode as I played them every evening.
	After leaving the hospital, I moved on to rehab three times a week.
	No Agenda comes with me every session and helps me get through it with lightning speed.
	Sorry to run so long, but I wanted to make sure you knew how glad I was to have your podcast around for this crazy part of my life.
	They say my new arteries will keep me around for another 20 years.
	I'm hoping no agenda is there to go along with me.
	Oof.
	If you have any heart-related jingles, I'd love to hear some, but if not, a compilation of Sharpton always makes me smile.
	Thank you very much for everything, Sir Jeffro of The Rock Wall.
	Well, way to propagate the formula, Sir Jeffro, thank you, and we're very happy that you're alive, man.
	I don't think we have any heart-related stuff.
	Do you have any heart jingles?
	Not that I know of.
	Let me just see if this...
	Mac and cheese.
	No, I don't think that's it.
	But I do have this for you.
	She's getting lunch at Chipotle.
	The tortis in the race.
	Kim Kardashian, Siganoi Weaver.
	Rush R-E-S-P-I-C-T.
	They're all jitty.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T.
	There's no real conflict.
	Resist.
	We must.
	Resist.
	We must.
	We must.
	And we will much.
	About that.
	My heart breaks.
	You've got karma.
	You know, I can't get enough of him pronouncing the word Tortise.
	Tortise.
	I think Chipole is still pretty good.
	And Sigourney.
	Chipole is not bad.
	Sigourney Weaver.
	The Tortise in the race.
	The Tortise.
	Stephen Riley is our first associate executive producer from Parts Unknown, according to this.
	Although he's got to be from Buffalo or someplace.
	Here's a contribution number four in as many months.
	This contribution is a result of the COVID shutdown.
	I had plans to travel to my hometown, Gray Bowl.
	I don't know where that is.
	In early June for the Buffalo Roundup.
	An all-class high school reunion.
	Oh, okay.
	While there, I plan to see Wilford Brimley perform.
	It would have been the biggest social event in that town since Nitty Gritty Dirt Band performed on the high school football field in the late 70s.
	Unfortunately, Wilford passed away not long ago, so I won't get to see him perform live.
	My sister Aunt Barb is collecting the refunds, and it goes to the show.
	Oh my goodness.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	That's too bad.
	If you can still get a gig...
	At being Wilford Brimley.
	I mean, I know he passed away, but in this hope, this hope for our exit strategy.
	Podcast tales of the podcast.
	That's right.
	Well, I remember back in the 2020s.
	Hey, where are you playing?
	I'm playing in Fargo.
	Fargo, wow.
	That's a big venue.
	Way to go, man.
	I love that place.
	Joseph Tisch in Pauline, South Carolina, $200.33.
	I really enjoyed this show and appreciate the work you both do.
	I could use some karma.
	Thanks.
	You've got karma.
	Sir Scott of Diablo in Clayton, California, $200.
	In honor of the funny head watching ACB trigger the M5M, Amy Coney Barrett, appreciate your commitment to two shows every week that keep us educated and entertained, Sir Scott of Diablo.
	Thank you for your courage, Sir Scott, and we appreciate you supporting us.
	Sir Kamak of Western PA 200.
	The Gaffin Thursday show brought out an issue that has saddened me recently.
	After locking down the show length at about three hours, understandably, as the donation segments have grown with popularity and War and Peace notes and the Roganite swarm, the content portion of the show has shortened.
	At times, it feels like the show has been two large donation segments bookended by a handful of clip discussions.
	Now, I don't think anyone would want to return to the five-hour-plus BOGO days.
	It was seven and a half hours, by the way.
	But maybe you guys could designate a minimum show length time for content.
	And rejoice when you run long because people are throwing money at you.
	Don't punish us for loving you.
	Well, we actually do run the shows longer.
	I'd like to respond for a moment because it was my gaffe.
	Totally true.
	And I counter...
	At first I was angry about this.
	I'm like, do you realize that after Rogan in March, COVID hit, our first segment went from one hour to an hour and a half.
	In fact, the entire show length extended by at least half an hour, sometimes 45 minutes.
	Second, the donation segments are content.
	If you skip over it, you're missing out.
	Third, yes, the BOGO was seven and a half hours.
	But really, this is about value.
	And we can do something for an hour that you may find boring and of no value.
	But you apparently want to value us by how much time you spend listening, which is valid.
	This is valid.
	So I'm actually thinking of a business model around that.
	It kind of got me excited about an idea.
	It's paying for time.
	I want to hear it.
	Yeah, I'm not going to tell it on the show.
	Why not?
	I thought it was a business idea regarding the show.
	Yeah, I'll talk to you about it after the show.
	About a meeting.
	Well, yeah.
	We'll do it after the art, then it's an actual meeting.
	So, I'm sorry that you feel sad.
	I also would like to point out that we've done an exceptional extra amount of work trying to deconstruct From day one, I think we've been on the money about what's been going on in the world, and now everything is falling apart.
	And if you go back and listen in March and April, I think we were saying the same thing.
	So we've not only put more work into pre-production, we've put more time into the show.
	And I'm sorry that you just equate that to people throwing money at us.
	But thank you for throwing some money at us.
	I appreciate it.
	Yeah, you threw money at us.
	Yeah, thanks, man.
	So, on to Lisa in Heartland, Wisconsin.
	Excuse me, also threw $200 at us.
	Please don't say our last names.
	We could lose our jobs.
	Uh-oh.
	Huh.
	Happy birthday, Jeffrey, 927.
	My husband sucked me into this podcast.
	I have to admit, there have been fun discussions on our date nights.
	Thanks for saying things out loud.
	Now I want to know who they are.
	Probably work for the government.
	Well, thank you, and you're on the list.
	You're on the birthday list, for sure.
	So, sir, D.H. Slammer comes in with $200.
	Now, he sends his book.
	It came with nobody's name.
	He sent an email that explained what was going on.
	Which I had printed out the email somewhere.
	Okay.
	Let me find it.
	Here it is.
	I think he's got some...
	He wants some jingles for full Reverend Manning, Oh Lordy, Oh Jesus, Mary Kellyanne Conway's Money Shot.
	He wants that.
	He wants the boob anthem.
	And he wants Biden.
	I'm going to give you the whole load.
	Then he says, I sent you a lovely little book with a couple of space launch stickers and $200.
	Would you be kind enough to treat the No Agenda producers to a book report?
	Perhaps part with the overview description.
	Okay, so he sends all this stuff.
	And then he sends this book.
	And the book is titled...
	My Antifa Lover, A Riot of the Heart by Jessica Stranger.
	Now this is very short.
	It's not even a novelette, so short.
	On the back.
	So this is obviously a book to put on.
	I didn't look at it much, but I'll just read the back that he wants.
	A young congresswoman falls in love with a daring masked protester in Seattle, Washington.
	After encountering him at a non-violent burning down of a federal building, she can't tell what is hotter, the fire or her feelings.
	All right.
	So I think we get the idea.
	Yeah, I'm trying to figure out, while you were doing that, since I didn't have time to prepare, I'm trying to figure out which boob anthem is being referenced here.
	I think it's just the word boobs.
	No, he said the full anthem, I heard it.
	No, he wanted the full Kellyanne Conway, full.
	He said, number one is full Reverend Manning, oh lordy, Kellyanne Conway's a money shot.
	Two, boob anthem, not full anything.
	And three, Biden, I'm going to give you the full load.
	Okay.
	Well, if you do boob anthem, nothing shows up.
	I got lots of boobs.
	No, I think it's just boobs.
	How about this?
	Nah, that's not it.
	Thank you.
	I don't know what to do.
	I wish I could.
	I think you did what you needed to do.
	You played the boob anthem right there.
	That doesn't feel good.
	Doesn't feel right.
	All right.
	That's a show of money shot!
	Woo, Jesus!
	Woo, Lord!
	Look at that!
	That's a money shot!
	Ted Ann Conway is a money shot!
	I'm going to give you the whole load today.
	You've got karma.
	Maybe it's this one.
	I'm a First Amendment.
	Absolutely.
	This is the one he was talking about.
	That's what he meant.
	The First Amendment.
	I'll play a little snippet for you.
	The Bill of Rights was just a fairy tale.
	The Constitution didn't apply to me.
	Dan, it takes too long.
	Yeah, we can't play a three-minute song in the donation segment.
	I don't know what he wanted.
	He got what he needed.
	I think he got the whole load.
	Isn't that exactly what he wanted?
	What he really wanted was to promote this book by Jessica Stranger.
	Well, success, I would say.
	And is that it?
	Does that conclude our...
	Yeah, that's our associate executive producers and executive producers for show 1281.
	Oh, man.
	It's only 20 minutes, this segment.
	So we have to fill up 10 minutes with garbage.
	Well, there's plenty of garbage to fill it up with.
	Exactly.
	Thank you, executive producers and associate executive producers, for supporting us and for seeing true value.
	All of you.
	I know you do.
	That's what it is.
	Whatever you think this show is worth to you, you put it down on a piece of paper, in a PayPal, on a check, whatever.
	Send gold.
	No Bitcoin.
	At least not for the show.
	And you send it to us.
	And anyone who comes in 200 or above, 300 or above, is an associate executive producer or an executive producer.
	And These are real titles.
	We will vouch for you at any time you need it.
	So please consider doing that, showing it loud and proud, putting it in your social media profile.
	It always gets questions.
	And you can pick up, you know, dates.
	I'm reliably informed.
	If you'd like to participate and get your own date for the next show, which will be on Thursday, just go to...
	And thank you again for your time, your talent, and your treasure, you executive producers.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Shut up, slave!
	Shut up, slave!
	Well, I'd like to get these Trump...
	I did the Trump clump stuff today.
	Trump clump?
	You did the Trump clump.
	I did the Trump clump, so I picked up some of the bits, some of the gags, some of the new approaches.
	Yes.
	And this is from his Pennsylvania rally, or they did a couple of them.
	This is the Middleton, the Middletown, Pennsylvania.
	Has he been in Pennsylvania four times now?
	He did three.
	Well, I thought it was three, but he may have been four.
	He was doing three.
	It was yesterday or the day before when he did this.
	This was his last event before the show.
	And he did three events.
	He flew from here to there to here to there.
	And he's just on a roll because that's what he does.
	That's what he did last time.
	time he's doing it again but he's working on his routine and i want to play four clips one two three four and then i want to play a lead into amy uh comey coney barrett uh which trump discusses but let's go with uh first his complaints about the ballots this is trump uh ballots with those ballots oh did you see today There was a big mishap with the ballots.
	Another one.
	This is every day they have that mic, every day.
	Big mishap with the ballots.
	So one of them, New York, is saying, well, we're going to change the system a little bit.
	It's a little late for doing that, isn't it?
	New York wants to change their system.
	They're going to work on something.
	Governor Cuomo is going to work on something now.
	Well, the ballots are flowing, you know, it's a little late.
	And then in a certain location, you know the location, they mailed a thousand ballots out.
	Unfortunately, they doubled it up and everybody in this Democrat area got two ballots instead of one.
	And then two days ago, they found eight ballots in a waste paper basket.
	Unfortunately, they all had the name Trump written on them.
	We were going to vote for Trump.
	There were military ballots, the military...
	And then they have a stream in a very good state, and they found lots of ballots dumped in the stream.
	Look, look, you know, this is not right.
	What they're doing is not right.
	And it's all run by these ballots, the ones we're talking about, whether it's Pennsylvania, because we're going to win in Pennsylvania.
	You've got to watch, but you have a governor who's in charge of ballots.
	North Carolina, Michigan, Nevada...
	All of these places, they're all run by Democrats.
	They're the ones that count the ballots.
	And there's no...
	Does anybody have even a doubt?
	It's just like common sense.
	It's common sense.
	So we're going to be very careful.
	We're going to watch.
	And, you know, we're waiting for rulings from a great federal judge in your state, federal judge, about the constitutionality of the whole thing.
	I have a note from Sir Joe the Toe.
	He says, this happened in my backyard.
	Almost literally.
	Yes.
	Please read.
	And he says, I'm sure you're aware of the overseas and military ballots that were found in the trash.
	Well, it happened in my backyard and in a county you visited on your Hot Pockets tour years ago.
	And it's quite long.
	So he gives a little history, which is kind of fun to read.
	The county was actually Republican stronghold for years, but that changed with the election of JFK. There was a coup of sorts as Democrats were able to win a majority.
	I still remember my neighbor telling me how my uncle fired him from his tax assessor job because he would not switch parties.
	Just listen to how evil the Pennsylvania Democratic Party is.
	I also remember going to $100 a plate Democrat dinners with my dad as my aunt, who worked for the county and was single, was required, required to buy four tickets twice a year to even keep her job.
	Depending on your level of employment, you had to have a certain number of tickets you were required to purchase.
	You also had to be connected and pay a fee to get your job.
	What I found very interesting was how the power brokers in the county watched the polls.
	And I guess he's talking historically.
	My dad was tasked with watching the polls and checking a list of voters.
	Every so often, a worker would come in to check to see who had not voted, go pick them up and drive them to the polls.
	My dad was also told to report any county worker who took too long to vote because that meant they didn't just pull one handle for the Democratic Party, but they were not voting along straight party lines and were making choices, and that, of course, was a no-no.
	This is evil shit.
	I'm sure the Republicans do it too.
	But that's the kind of stuff that goes on in polling.
	I don't believe the Republicans do it to this extreme.
	That's why the Democrats have taken over certain areas that make no sense.
	I mean, in California, in the last presidential election...
	The Republican candidate, Donald Trump, got 24-25% of the vote.
	This doesn't make any sense.
	Unless it's rigged.
	So, okay.
	Well, let's listen to Trump go off on Biden, which is the funnier material.
	And here he is.
	This is one of his bits.
	This is the Biden the dumb guy routine.
	Well, I didn't think fracking's that bad, isn't it?
	That's what you call a really dishonest...
	Dumb politician.
	A dumb guy.
	Always known as a dumb guy.
	But we look forward to seeing him in the debate.
	He's got a lot more experience.
	He's got 47 years.
	I've got three and a half years.
	So we'll see.
	He's got 47 years of experience.
	You know, I always sort of smile when he says, like, we should have done this, we should have done that, we should have, all these things, right?
	I say, why didn't you do him?
	He's been there for, and it's not like he left 20 years ago.
	47 years, and he left three and a half years ago, right?
	So why the hell didn't you do them?
	Now he wants all these great ideas.
	That's a real beauty.
	Days ago, Biden reiterated his pledge to require net zero carbon emissions, which he doesn't have any idea what that means.
	Shutting down all fracking and sending you jobs overseas like they've been doing.
	I'm bringing you jobs back.
	They're all coming back.
	He's such a dummy.
	He's a dummy.
	That's a good meme.
	He's a dummy.
	Yeah.
	So here he is.
	Now he's going to discuss this, which has been coming a kind of a topic here and there, which is the Biden lid.
	The lid!
	Yes, yes, yes.
	There's a couple of articles on this.
	They're associating it with the fact that people with dementia have certain problems with the...
	Position of the sun, and when it starts to get late in the day, they can't tell what day it is, they start losing their...
	Their steam.
	Their sense of things, but here's Trump's take.
	I watched Biden two weeks ago.
	What's going on?
	This lid, do you know what a lid is?
	He keeps putting, Bernie, keeps putting a lid!
	He's got a lid.
	It's 8 o'clock in the morning.
	Now, a lid means you're out for the day.
	That means the fake news media can go home.
	You know, they've got the easiest job I've ever seen.
	They never have to work.
	The media, please go home.
	There won't be any activity from sleepy Joe Biden.
	He's a low-energy individual.
	Now, you know, you need a president with a lot of energy.
	You deal with President Xi of China.
	President Putin of Russia.
	Kim Jong-un.
	Remember, we're going to be in a war with North Korea, right?
	What happened?
	What happened?
	What happened to the war?
	What happened?
	We didn't do anything.
	Same.
	You know, we didn't do anything.
	But millions of people could have been killed in that nuclear war.
	Probably would have been nuclear.
	But look at it, right?
	You know, getting along with these foreign nations is not a bad thing.
	I do have the political dictionary definition of LID since we talked about it and wanted to know what it was.
	LID is what White House press secretaries use to indicate there will be no news coming out of the White House that day.
	It can also be called a full LID. A lid is typically called when the White House does not want to release any information about a key topic.
	They call a lid to give notice to journalists that no questions will be answered.
	Although the term has been around for decades, it was popularized by fictional press secretary C.J. Craig on TV show The West Wing.
	But it is specifically for the White House, not for the campaign.
	Well, there you have it.
	Just point of order.
	Now here's a good one, too, a point of information.
	So here is another aside I think he's working on.
	This is about the Biden circles.
	That's a lot of people.
	So we have tens of thousands of people.
	If Sleepy Joe came here, if he had...
	I really mean this.
	You know the little circles he fills?
	And he can't get them full.
	You have like five of them.
	Those circles, those big, beautiful, whoever does it does a nice job.
	They're very round.
	But he's got like five of them.
	And then he stands very far back and walks in.
	I mean, I don't get the whole deal there.
	I don't get it.
	So we have tens of thousands.
	Somebody said 17,000, 18,000.
	Last night we had 35,000 people.
	You saw that in Virginia.
	You know, we're making a play for Virginia.
	Oh my goodness.
	So that's not well developed.
	Not yet.
	Not yet.
	We have Amy Comey Barrett got the nod, as I said in the newsletter.
	It was pretty much determined the night before.
	And this is Trump's intro to her, and you can compare it to how everybody else discusses it.
	I've just come from the Rose Garden of the White House, where I proudly nominated Judge Amy Comey Barrett.
	To the United States Supreme Court.
	George Barrett is a brilliant legal mind, an extraordinary scholar, you know that?
	Number one in her class.
	You know, the professor, one of the most respected people, he said the greatest student he's ever had.
	That's pretty good.
	That's a little better than Biden, wouldn't you say?
	She should be running for president on Saturday.
	No, it's a little bit better.
	Academically slightly better.
	And most important of all, she will defend your God-given rights and freedoms.
	She will.
	Judge Barrett would become the third Supreme Court Justice along with over 300.
	Think of this.
	This is our third nomination.
	We have Justice Gorsuch, Justice Kavanaugh, and now we have Amy, along with over 300 federal judges by the end of this term.
	And we've confirmed to uphold our laws and constitution as written, and that's a record.
	Joe Biden has refused to provide his list because the names will be handpicked by socialists like Representatives Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
	AOC Plus 3 and Ilhan Omar.
	What?
	What did he say?
	Did he say eat out of hand?
	It sounded weird.
	Hold on.
	AOC Plus 3 and Ilhan Omar.
	What?
	Eat at hand?
	What does he say?
	Ilhan.
	That's what it is, but that's not what he's saying.
	Oh, Ilhan.
	I have no idea how he's pronouncing it.
	AOC Plus 3 and Ilhan Omar.
	That's a great one.
	She's a great one.
	Always complaining.
	She's always complaining.
	Came here.
	Things worked out for her.
	How did she come here?
	Does anybody know how she came here?
	AOC Plus 3.
	That's a beauty.
	That's a group of real...
	They love our country so much, huh?
	If given power, the far left will pack the Supreme Court with radicals who will terminate the Second Amendment.
	That's what they want to do.
	Yeah.
	It goes on and on.
	But so they have...
	So this woman, who we've talked about on the show, we talked about her during the Kavanaugh selection.
	And she obviously is next on the list.
	And...
	They're going to go after her in different ways.
	You had a suggestion that I didn't think was going to pan out, but I assume you got this from Hotep.
	No.
	No, I didn't.
	Actually, I got it from the keeper.
	She identified it.
	I know you're going to run down this, and I'm excited to hear that.
	I have three very short, like 20-second clips of the announcement, one from MSNBC, one from Democracy Now!, and one from Yamiche.
	Just so we can hear what they were focusing on, I have a feeling it may play into what you're about to talk about.
	And Barrett is also a part of a Christian organization called People of Praise.
	What do you know about that organization, and is there any controversy surrounding it?
	Well, yeah, there's some controversy.
	It's, in fact, I think somewhat controversial even within the Catholic Church.
	It's known as a charismatic Catholic group.
	Kind of involves a lot of lay people.
	People may have heard about the fact that at least at one point they referred to some women in the group as handmaids, which, of course, evokes the handmaid's tale story.
	So that was Nicole Wallace, MSNBC. This is Yamiche.
	They are seen as really conservative and have some real issues when it comes to the terms that they use.
	There are critics of that group that say that they use the term handmade and that that is in some ways connected to the dystopian handmade.
	And here's Amy Democracy Now!
	Members of the group pledge a lifelong loyalty oath to the group which assigns each member a personal advisor known as heads for men and until recently handmaids for women.
	The secretive group has a strictly patriarchal structure in which men are the heads of household with power over their wives and families.
	The group has been described by some as cult-like.
	Well, you nailed that in the newsletter.
	That's what it was going to be.
	Yeah, and that's what it's going to be.
	And what they're going to do is they're going to try to leverage this.
	Now, there's a couple of problems with everything that they played there because there's inaccuracies.
	Okay.
	This group was started out of Notre Dame, and it is...
	Now, that's Indiana, correct?
	Yes.
	South Bend.
	And this group started out of Notre Dame, and it is...
	Not as a Catholic group.
	It is ecumenical.
	It's everybody.
	I mean, every religion, it's evangelistic, mostly.
	And the only Catholics that are part of it are these so-called charismatic Catholics.
	And we've talked about them on the show before.
	And charismatic Catholics are a subgroup of the Catholic faith that tends to be a born-again style of Catholicism.
	It's a born-again style of Catholicism.
	And they're...
	I always get a kick out of this personally as a Catholic, is that their real promotion is to try to get a 13th Stations of the Cross added to the prayer routine that the church uses when you're a member, and the 13th Stations of the Cross would be...
	The return of Christ.
	That's not there.
	They're pushing for this.
	But these guys are old-fashioned.
	They're the kind of Christians that George Bush appealed to with his supposed religious conversion at some point, which I think was dubious.
	May I just say one quick thing?
	This show will be 13 on October 26th.
	I didn't know you were Catholic.
	That's funny.
	You've never mentioned that.
	I'm not a practicing Catholic.
	No, that I kind of figured.
	The go fuck yourself was a clue.
	But I didn't know that.
	Catholics can say that.
	No, no, no.
	So the big...
	No, that's bullcrap.
	You're not a Catholic.
	No.
	So the thing that they're pushing here is that there's a covenant involved, and if anyone has ever been a Catholic, covenants are pretty common amongst the church.
	You know, when you're a kid, you pledge never to have sex.
	You pledge not to drink.
	I mean, these covenants are very common.
	You promise.
	But you listen to these news reports, you're going to hear the following.
	You're going to hear secretive, secretive, secretive, secretive about this group.
	Yeah.
	And you pledge allegiance to the group, and you have to obey your husband, and none of this has been documented very well, and there is a notion that once you're in the group, you can't get out.
	Amy Comey Barrett has a real out here.
	If you go to the peopleofpraise.org website, I'll read you the thing.
	It says, can a covenanted member leave the people of praise?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	We have always understood that God can call a person to another way of life.
	Supreme Court justice, hello?
	In which case she or he can be released from the covenant.
	So the covenant is just, you know, something you can agree to and disagree, agree to disagree and leave.
	And that she can do that and just say it when she goes into the hearings and they start condemning her for being part of this group.
	And I would hope that she did.
	Yeah.
	But what they're going to do is they're going to make this group, and there's only 1,700 members, and there's about, I don't know, maybe 12 around the country.
	Some of them are spinoffs.
	Some of them are just kind of on their own.
	And Amy found somebody, and she's going to come out of the woodwork.
	This is like the Kavanaugh woman who came in to claim that Kavanaugh was some sort of a douchebag rapist.
	Yeah, sure.
	Well, they've got a woman, a similar woman.
	She's got the same look.
	Oh, boy.
	Oh, boy.
	She's got the same look.
	She's got a scatterbrain.
	She apparently was in the Corvallis, Oregon People of Praise group 25 years ago.
	Same thing.
	It goes back in time, just like the Kavanaugh hearings.
	Christine Blasey Ford was who he was thinking of.
	Yeah, this is a similar woman.
	She looks the same, and she's hysterical, and she claims it's a torture operation, and you can't quit.
	And I want to just point out the people that are trying to follow this.
	When they talk secretive, secretive, secretive, Amy specifically says no one has ever revealed what this covenant actually says.
	What are they pledging themselves to?
	What is it?
	No one knows.
	It's not published.
	It's not on the website.
	Well, they get these women like this one they're going to bring out.
	Why don't they just ask them?
	People have quit.
	Nowhere in the interview do they ask this woman what was the covenant.
	They make a big step because they want to keep it as though it's some sort of secret.
	And it is, I guess, a secret because it's not on the website.
	But...
	She's right there.
	Ask her.
	But they don't do that.
	So this is very set up.
	And I believe this is just a dry run on what they're going to try to do during the hearings.
	So let's play.
	This is the woman.
	They brought her on to Democracy Now!
	And then she told her a horrible story.
	And everybody's, oh my God, this is terrible.
	This is Praise Corvallis 1.
	We're looking at Amy Barrett's membership in a secretive Catholic group with rigid gender roles and a lifelong loyalty oath.
	We're now joined by a former member of People of Praise who's now speaking out against the group.
	Coralanica Theo was a People of Praise member for five years from 1979 to 1984 after being forced to join the organization by her then-husband.
	She documented her experience in her memoir titled, Making Light of the Dark.
	Coral, thanks so much for joining us from Corvallis, Oregon.
	Can you describe people of praise and what happened to you while you lived in the community?
	Thank you for having me on your show, and I'm a fan of you and your show.
	I was a member of the People of Praise.
	Many call it a community, but I describe it as a cult in Corvallis, Oregon.
	I experienced abuse and torture by my husband, Marty Warner Independence, Oregon, and the cult leaders, as well as shunning, shaming, and a smear campaign against me when I escaped and left.
	For safety, I legally changed my name and have lived under a state address protection program from my ex-husband for the past 20 years.
	Even though I left the people of Praise Cult, I didn't have any rights.
	Due to being married to my husband, who was a cult member, I was under the authority of my husband and his authoritarian head, Ed Browne.
	Under their authority, I was forced to attend meetings, but because I had declined leadership and their authority, I was forced to sit on the floor outside of their meetings in the hallway at the St.
	Mary's Catholic Church.
	There's dozens of witnesses that have seen how I was treated.
	What I would ask listeners...
	And to consider, even though they say this is a healthy group, to consider how I was treated and if this would be correct for Amy Barrett to be treated.
	Wow!
	This is really where they're going with that.
	That is really incredible.
	Wow!
	That's all they got.
	Geez.
	And remember, this was 79, 81, 82, 84.
	This is 30 years ago.
	Yeah.
	40 almost.
	By the way, because this is clearly a they mistreat women, handmaid's tale, secretive.
	So first of all, there's a couple of politicians who belong to Skull and Bones, like a fucking secretive group.
	That no one's allowed to talk about, but okay, secretive, fine.
	Amy Goodman, I believe she's Jewish.
	Where do women sit in the temple, Amy Goodman?
	They sit upstairs, away from the men.
	Not allowed to be with the men.
	Want to get started on Islam, Ilan Omar?
	What are we talking about here?
	These people are hypocritical douchebags.
	Well, I think we've established that some time ago.
	Alright, let's go to clip two.
	One time I had a miscarriage in 1984 and I had to have a DNC surgery.
	After I returned from the hospital, I was forced to attend a People of Praise women's meeting, our handmaidens meetings.
	I had a head that was also a woman besides my husband.
	They wanted to go shopping and I couldn't, due to returning from surgery and feeling weak, I left the meeting to go home and rest as my doctor had ordered.
	I was met by my husband and forced into the car.
	Kidnapped against my will where I was driven to the cult leader's home.
	I was interrogated until wee hours of the morning and psychologically abused.
	The next morning the community was informed to shun me.
	I would never allow anyone to treat me this way today and it traumatizes me to admit this was my life at that time.
	The trauma experienced by cult members...
	Well, Cole, I wanted to ask you, in terms of some of the hair-raising descriptions in your memoir of what happened to you, I wanted to ask you if you could talk about some of those.
	You talk about the situation where the head that was assigned to you and your husband...
	God, the guy's all jacked about it.
	...budget.
	He told you how many hours per day you could spend on particular chores, including two to four loads of laundry a day.
	This meddling directly in your day-to-day life and affairs with you and your family.
	And you also mentioned that once you decided that you wanted to leave, that they threatened to try to have you committed to a mental institution?
	Oh man, this is great.
	This is fantastic.
	Alright, hold on.
	What were we actually seeing here?
	Was she reading from a piece of paper?
	Was she reading from the prompter?
	She was reading from a piece of paper.
	Now, is her memoir, is this an old book?
	Is it new?
	Has it not been published?
	That I do not know.
	It's been published.
	This is crazy.
	They're taking this to a whole new level.
	I didn't even expect this.
	This is great.
	For the show.
	Yeah, for the show.
	For the show.
	Well, they're going to, I believe this is a dry run.
	And they use, because nobody watches Democracy Now, let's face reality.
	And so they can do a dry run on the show and see if maybe the mainstream can pick this up.
	And what worked, what didn't work, can we use this woman?
	She's very frazzled.
	Nervous, kind of one of the screaming in the middle of the street, no anti-Trumper, you can just see it.
	And so it's going to be, they're working on it.
	You can assume that the Nancy Pelosi folk and Chuck Schumer, they're thinking about how to deal with this.
	And this was, I just think, I still think this was just a test run to see where they can go with it.
	I don't think it's going to get very far.
	And if you go to the website of people who praise you, most of what they say is bullcrab.
	You can quit.
	It says right there.
	I just read it.
	Anyway, let's play the rest of that clip.
	They would call me mentally ill, and there was a time they had me under special counseling under Father Charles Harris, who was the head leader of the Corvallis People of Praise branch.
	He was from South Bend.
	But basically, there was just cruelty and bullying, and it was not much different than the Jim Jones cult.
	I shared with Heidi that my story is very much like the Handmaid's Tale series and the Netflix series, 10-part documentary, The Keepers.
	Other things, yeah, there was always a list on my wall, a schedule, and men from the community would come unannounced to check on me to make sure I was on schedule and had done my chores.
	There was basically no privacy, and all of your personal, anything personal was given to your husband's head also.
	I wasn't allowed contraceptives and was supposed to have all the children.
	God intended for me, no matter what my health was.
	I've had eight children and three miscarriages in DNC, often when my health was failing.
	Oh, man.
	Poor woman.
	A couple of things.
	She slipped in there.
	Yeah.
	I was around here during the Jim Jones People's Temple era.
	And Jim Jones and the People's Temple, which is a San Francisco-based And it wasn't evangelical.
	It was a politically correct church that everybody thought was great.
	Because he set all these people up to go into the neighborhoods and help black people and all the rest.
	You had Dianne Feinstein.
	You had the mayor.
	Everybody thought that Jim Jones was the greatest guy in the world.
	Is this the Kool-Aid guy?
	And they all praised this church.
	Sorry?
	Jim Jones, the Kool-Aid guy?
	Yeah.
	Huh.
	I didn't know any of that.
	Oh, yeah.
	In fact, it's an embarrassment to the Democrat Party.
	I'm sorry, to the local Democrat Party, because the Democrats were all for what Jim Jones was doing.
	Outreach, getting a good multi-culti group in the church, and it was a big deal.
	And politics and the church were one and one.
	And again, I'll mention Dianne Feinstein, big deal.
	Great, he's great, this guy.
	And then they committed mass suicide in Ghana or something.
	Well, he was on drugs.
	Yeah, they moved the church to Guyana.
	Guyana, yeah.
	Guyana.
	And then the next thing you know, they're all dead.
	And then all this...
	I just remember...
	Oh my God, oh Jesus, we should have saw this coming.
	As a kid, I remember Newsweek, my parents had...
	This was in the 70s, I think.
	And then Newsweek had these pictures of all these bloated dead people.
	It was jarring.
	It's like, wow, what went on with that?
	Yeah, they all drank the Kool-Aid.
	That's where the phrase comes from.
	That's where it comes from, yeah.
	That episode.
	What a marketing nightmare for Kool-Aid.
	So the, or not.
	Who knows?
	And so the, so this, this comment, you know, it's like Jim, like the people, Jim Jones.
	Right, just slipping it in to make it sound all kooky.
	Just slip it in, because you don't know about the real story that it was, really it's a Democrat Party operation, and then, oh my God, we got nothing to do with it.
	So let's go and finish this off with clip three.
	That's what we just played, clip three.
	Oh, that was clip three?
	Yeah, I guess you snip two and three, and that's what three became.
	Oh, okay.
	All right.
	Well, okay.
	So there's another theory, which is the Haiti theory.
	Yeah, I'll tell you why I think this theory has got no legs.
	After you tell the theory, of course.
	Well, thanks.
	Thanks for pre-slamming it.
	I pre-slammed it.
	You're right.
	I did.
	It was unfair of me to pre-slam because now it's setting people up, which is a propagandistic trick I learned from Bernays.
	Basically, you said, Adam, my partner of 13 years, you're full of shit.
	Let's hear it.
	Let's see what you got to say.
	It was just more obvious this time.
	So the Keeper found a thread of blue checkmark people talking about Amy Coney Barrett doing something very bad, which is transracial adoption.
	And that adopting the two kids from Haiti, that's transracial adoption, so you're adopting into a white family, is very, very destructive for these children.
	So that by itself may not have legs.
	I was texting with Mo about it.
	He says, oh no, man, that's the Pizzagate 2.0 trap.
	Because once you get to Haiti, if they bring up Haiti, well, Adam Smith, a shift, is going to look pretty stupid with his children in Haiti.
	We've got the Clinton woman who was kidnapping kids from Haiti when the Clintons were there.
	Just the Clinton Bush Foundation, don't send blankets and water, just send your cash, which went subsequently into, I don't know whose pocket.
	We followed it.
	You'd have to listen to two years of shows just to recall what went down.
	If someone wants to bring up Haiti, I think the Democrats would be very poorly advised to do that.
	Well, I wasn't thinking in that term.
	That's actually better than my thought, which was that this woman is a saint.
	She took orphans.
	She already had five kids, and so now she took a couple of orphans in so she could burden herself with Two more transracial, I don't know whatever term you want to use, two poor orphans who probably would have died, which is, I guess, okay by the Democrat side of the way of looking at things.
	So there's no way that they're going to go after her for being a mom that way.
	This, I think, is going to be the people of praise thing, and it's weak, and she has a real easy way to deal with it, which is to just quit.
	Which she can do, and they say that she can't, but it says right there, very clear, that you can.
	If you have another calling, and this other calling would be the Supreme Court, then she just quit on the spot.
	But just the fact...
	I don't have to be part of this group.
	Right.
	But just the fact that they're bringing this up, it's not okay.
	They didn't ask...
	That's all they've got.
	They didn't ask Ginsburg about, you know, how women are treated in Jewish temple.
	You know, it's disgusting.
	It's really...
	Oh, it's totally disgusting, but they got nothing else.
	Um...
	So here's what I have, just to round out this conversation.
	There's a number of documents going around, protest guidelines, I guess.
	One for the election for the...
	Are we leaving Amy Comey?
	No, no, no, no, no, because there's also a SCOTUS protest guide, and it's a Google Doc that's circulating, and it's huge.
	Let me just open it here, and I'll tell you.
	SCOTUS Rapid Response Action Guide!
	September.
	Yeah, so here's...
	I'll just read the table of contents.
	It's too big.
	Story of the moment, your messaging, your slogans.
	Oh, hold on.
	What are the slogans?
	Okay, so here are the slogans you can look for.
	No confirmation before inauguration.
	All right.
	That's a good one.
	Then we have...
	I like it.
	Let the people decide.
	Let the people decide.
	Okay.
	Then we have...
	Our future.
	Our justice.
	And then they have a multiple choice, kind of like a mad libs.
	So they have, I don't want your nominee, I want, and then fill in the blank to personalize.
	So let's help them and find a good one.
	So I'll do the chance and you tell me if it works for the protesters.
	I don't want your nominee, I want justice for Breonna Taylor.
	Next choice.
	Oh boy, that's not going to work.
	I don't want your nominee, I want racial justice.
	I don't want your nominee.
	I want economic relief.
	Here comes my favorite.
	I don't want your nominee.
	I want a Green New Deal.
	I don't want your nominee.
	I want Medicare for All.
	This is so dumb.
	I don't want your nominee.
	I want COVID testing.
	I don't want your nominee.
	I want COVID relief.
	This is not a marketing person who wrote this.
	And finally, I don't want your nominee.
	I want reproductive freedom!
	They had one good one, which is the first one you read.
	No confirmation before inauguration.
	Obviously the best.
	Yeah, obviously.
	And they've got little meme packets for you to put together.
	Hashtags, graphics, everything you need for your social media.
	They give you talking points.
	Talking points.
	Plan your action.
	Talking points.
	Talking points, sure.
	These are for the speakers at your action to use to craft their speeches and for writing a press release or sharing more info to your base to encourage people to come support your action.
	All right.
	Point one.
	With voting already underway, it should be left up to the American people to decide who gets to nominate the next Supreme Court justice.
	So I'll do them as real talking points.
	You know, Chuck, with voting already underway, it should be left to the American people to decide who gets to nominate the next Supreme Court justice.
	Okay?
	Would you like to do the rebuttals while we do these, or do you just want to listen to the talking points?
	I don't have any rebuttals.
	I mean, okay, I can try.
	I mean, I don't know what they're talking about.
	The rebuttal is, well, the president is the one who appoints.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, the president is the one who's given it.
	Yeah, okay.
	You're supposed to do it.
	Listen, Chuck, you're no good.
	Chuck, no nomination should advance or be voted on before the 2021 inauguration.
	Why?
	I don't know.
	Chuck, Senate leadership needs to prioritize economic relief for the millions of people who are suffering after just having lost their jobs and struggling to pay rent and feed their families.
	Not play politics with a rushed Supreme Court nomination process.
	This is what's rushed about.
	They're not going to do anything until October 18th.
	They're taking a vacation.
	What are you, kidding me?
	All right, Chuck.
	The Supreme Court makes rulings that shape all of our lives.
	I mean, everything from abortion to segregation, transgender rights to climate change, big money in politics to health care.
	It is unacceptable and unjust to try and rush through a nomination less than 40 days from the election.
	Oh, you just want some left-winger being in there.
	And finally...
	Now, Chuck, we, at this point in history, must rise up to demand that the U.S. senators stand on the right side of history and let the people decide on the next Supreme Court justice of this country.
	We must demand no nomination before inauguration.
	It's our future, and we should get to choose our justice.
	No.
	I don't think these are very good talking points.
	No, they're not good at all.
	They don't have a leg to stand on these people.
	No, they don't.
	So this is a very large thing, and at the bottom, I just want you to know, at least they were kind enough to tell us who this guide was written and compiled by, and I will give you that right now.
	A coalition of groups including Move On, Frontline slash M4BL, Electoral Justice Project, Demand Justice, NARAL Pro-Choice America, CPD Action, Indivisible, and the Sunrise Movement.
	God, the worst.
	This is...
	And if you just...
	And this is political propaganda.
	And they're handing out how to demonstrate...
	Nah.
	They're going to have nothing but trouble with this one.
	And the other thing that's going on, which is the lamest of the lame, lame, lame ideas.
	And so you see this David Frum, the ex-George W. Bush speechwriter and pundit who's always got kind of a grimace on his face.
	He's one of these guys.
	They're trying this, and it's all over the place.
	They're tweeting and saying, I will have no respect for anyone who would accept a Supreme Court nomination under these circumstances.
	That's very lame.
	That's his talking point?
	And I wrote it up on the Macedon as a rewrite of the Groucho Marx comment, which is, I won't join a club that would have me as a member.
	It's a very similar kind of circumlocutious, stupid argument.
	Okay.
	But yeah, they're all saying, I will have no respect.
	The person, if she was any good in the first place, she wouldn't accept the nomination under these circumstances.
	Okay.
	And that's going to get absolutely nothing but ridiculed.
	They have got nothing so far.
	I think the people of praise may have some legs, but they're going to have a hard time.
	This woman is a saint.
	She's very smart.
	She's a professor, yes.
	She's not actually a saint.
	You should know that, you Catholic.
	Figuratively, she's a saint.
	Okay.
	Now, what this is going to come down to, that's why the religious angle is brought up continuously, is the mythical Roe v.
	Wade, which I think I'd like to explain briefly for people outside of the U.S. who just think it's about abortion, and I think a lot of Americans inside the U.S. don't really understand what it is either.
	To dodge the entire...
	Conversation about abortions or not having it or either making it illegal or legal, which of course has turned into pro-life, pro-choice because we're too chicken shit to just say it.
	Roe versus Wade was the whole conversation, again, just because we're scared to really talk about it, was subverted by...
	A ruling that said what a woman and a doctor determined to do with her body is between them and is nobody else's business.
	That is strictly private and no government, no one can go in and interrupt whatever they're doing.
	Which, whenever they say, oh, they're going to overturn Roe v.
	Wade!
	I don't even think that means that it makes abortions legal or illegal.
	It would be a privacy issue, which it falls under a completely different ruling, a different amendment in the Constitution.
	No, nobody understands this.
	You've brought this up at least five times.
	And probably for the duration of the show, people, yeah, okay, and the next thing you know, they're back to abortion.
	Legalized abortion is what it means.
	Okay.
	Here's what I think a tactic is that they will use in the argument, if that's during her confirmation.
	Doubtful, but it will come up.
	I don't know how long ago that was.
	The U.S. government lifted a ban on risky pathogen research.
	You see, scientists say fetal tissue remains essential for developing vaccines.
	So, you know, they're going to start throwing in that we're all going to die if we can't get good fetal tissue, pre-birth fetal tissue.
	It's really that ghoulish, I think, is the levels they'll take it to.
	If it's not during the confirmation hearing, it'll come up in some ruling or some discussion about it.
	Well, yeah, it's going to be rough.
	It's going to be very rough.
	They had more fun with Kavanaugh because they could find this...
	Yeah, the rapist thing was much more fun.
	The rapist thing, yeah, they can't do that with her.
	She's not a rapist.
	The rapist thing, I mean...
	Now, I want to mention something that people should note.
	Ruth Bader Ginsburg overstayed her welcome.
	She could have quit the job during the Obama administration and quite easily been replaced by someone of her style of jurisprudence.
	But she didn't.
	She risked eight more years.
	She was 87 when she died.
	Brennan, who was also on the...
	On the list?
	On the Supreme Court.
	Brennan, who quit during the Trump administration so he could be replaced by Kavanaugh.
	He retired to be replaced by Kavanaugh.
	What do you mean Brennan?
	Brennan.
	On the Supreme Court, Brennan?
	Brennan.
	How did Kavanaugh get in?
	Scalia died.
	No, no.
	No, that's the other guy.
	That's Gorsuch.
	Okay.
	Gorsuch is replacing Scalia.
	Kavanaugh replaced Brennan, who retired.
	Okay.
	I guess I wasn't there for that lesson.
	Well, it was only a couple years ago, but it's easy to forget.
	I had to look it up myself.
	So he quit at the age of 82, which if Bader Ginsburg had quit at 82, it had been during the Obama administration.
	Let's go back to Sandra Day O'Connor who quit.
	Who else?
	I'm sorry.
	Are you sure it wasn't Kennedy?
	Oh, it could be Kennedy.
	Well, it's a little different than Brennan.
	You had me really confused there.
	I'm like, Brennan?
	There was a Brennan, but it's a different guy.
	Okay, Kennedy.
	Kennedy quit at the age of 82.
	I think I got that part right.
	Yeah.
	So he quits, and then they get Kavanaugh, and then everyone thought that was a scam, because, oh my God, Kennedy quits just so that Trump could appoint somebody.
	Yeah, that's how you do it.
	That's how it works, of course.
	That's why Sandra Day O'Connor retired at 75.
	She's still alive.
	She could still be on the court, technically.
	Easily, yeah.
	But no, no, no.
	She did the right thing.
	Well, the point I'm trying to make besides the Brennan screw-up is this woman, Ginsburg, she screwed the pooch.
	It's her fault.
	Yes, and some people are mad about it.
	I've seen some posts about it.
	Yeah, well, they also say, well, she could also live a couple more years and she would have squeaked by if Trump doesn't get re-elected, but he's going to get re-elected, we think.
	Well, that's why you got the girls going crazy on the selfies in the car.
	You had to hang on until 2021!
	That's what you promised, Ruth!
	Right.
	So, anyway, so I blame her for this fiasco.
	She's 87 and she wants to stay on the court.
	She's falling asleep all the time.
	She's nodding off and she's leaning over.
	I mean, it's embarrassing.
	She barely can stand.
	She can barely walk.
	And she was cancerous for at least a decade.
	She should have quit anyway.
	She enjoyed it.
	No, I get your point.
	You hate Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
	I like her little dolls that you can buy in all the stores in Berkeley.
	They have dolls and erasers and puppets, little puppets.
	Voodoo dolls.
	Yeah.
	I found the origin of her fervent last wish, because I mocked that incessantly, of course.
	Okay, can I say what I heard that it was?
	Mm-hmm.
	It was like one of her relatives?
	Yes, yes, her granddaughter.
	Her granddaughter, supposedly.
	Yes, well, I have her granddaughter here to tell us all about it.
	It doesn't take away from the fact that using that dead woman's dying wish on a placard at your stand-up speech, Chuck Schumer, that it's okay.
	I mean, that's just really...
	The woman's not in the ground yet.
	In the final days of her life, my grandmother and I spoke a lot about a lot of things, and I asked her if there was anything she wanted to say to the public, to anyone that wasn't already out there.
	And she said there was, and I pulled out my computer and And she dictated the following sentence to me.
	She said, my most fervent wish is that I will not be replaced until a new president is installed.
	And I read it back to her.
	She was very happy with that.
	And when I asked her, is that it?
	Is there anything else you'd like to say?
	She said, the rest of my work is a matter of public record.
	So that was all she wanted to add.
	Could be true.
	Well, it could be true, but it doesn't make any sense, because if Trump gets re-elected, that means we're not supposed to pick a Supreme Court justice for another four years?
	Yeah, but she read it back to the dying woman, and she said, right on, installed.
	And why would she say installed?
	Does the Supreme Court justice speak of installing a president?
	Well, I don't know.
	It's a question that you brought up in the last show, and I agreed with you.
	It doesn't make sense.
	It doesn't sound right.
	No.
	Eh, whatever.
	It's beside the point.
	She's got nothing to do with it.
	Separation of powers.
	Yeah.
	Dying wish of a justice doesn't mean the legislature or the executive branch has to pay any attention to it whatsoever.
	No, at all.
	But this Brennan, Amy Coney Brennan, that's where the name comes from, she will be, she should be able to coast in, I would think.
	I mean, Chuck Schumer will make a fuss, but that'll be about it.
	Don't we have a couple of senators who are saying, I'm not going to vote.
	Murkowski, who could easily flip back, and Susan Collins are the only two.
	Romney, and I have a...
	Romney's already caved.
	In fact, I have a clip from Romney saying something that's very interesting.
	Play the Romney clip.
	My liberal friends have, over many decades, gotten very used to the idea of having a liberal court.
	And that's not written in the stars.
	That's not written in the stars, the liberal court.
	So there's not going to be a liberal court anymore, and he's going to vote.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So he's voting.
	So the two women who are going to vote, and I don't believe Murkowski is going to end up voting this way, but they may abstain.
	But the two women, Murkowski in particular, what these two supposed Republicans are saying is that, well...
	I am, you know, if Trump got re-elected, then he would probably appoint her anyway, so that's moot.
	But hopefully he won't get re-elected and a Democrat will put another justice in who will be a liberal.
	And that's what we, us two Republicans, that's what we want.
	That's their message.
	So they're not...
	I mean, what Republican in their right mind is not going to say, wow, this is an opportunity to get one more Republican-leaning person into the court.
	Yeah, people are going to go all out for that.
	I mean, that's really a big one.
	You'd be nuts to say no to that.
	If you're a Republican or a Democrat, either side, and you could get away with slipping somebody in at the last minute legally and right to the letter of things, why would you just not want to?
	What's wrong with you?
	Yeah.
	What a luck of the draw for Trump, huh?
	To get to appoint three judges.
	Yeah.
	I mean, most presidents get none.
	Well, he got lucky with the first one because they carried it over.
	But again, that's taking advantage of the situation that the Republicans have in the House.
	And it wasn't their idea to end the filibuster.
	That was the Democrat idea.
	So they could push the Gorsuch guy through.
	And Garland got left out in the rain.
	He was the guy that Obama wanted.
	Yes.
	He looked like milquetoast, that guy.
	He seemed pretty wimpy.
	I have one more of these guides if you want to know what to do on election night for protesting.
	We have to protest on election night, too, so it's electioneering.
	Yes, it's on election night.
	Well, I'll just do two, but it's ten things you need to know.
	Just because the top one and two are good enough.
	And this, by the way, is from...
	ChooseDemocracy.us.
	That's a Democratic Party initiative.
	It's a P.O. Box organization in Washington, D.C. And they have all the donate chip-in to Act Blue.
	Number one, don't expect results on election night.
	Expect false flags and outlandish claims.
	Be very cautious with news.
	Don't simply pass on whatever seems dramatic examples of wrongdoing.
	But take the time to check if it's been verified, already debunked, or from a source you don't trust.
	Encourage people in your community to prepare for some uncertain weeks.
	And as election results start coming in, the message needs to come through loud and clear.
	Count all the votes.
	So that will be the talking point for the election.
	Count all the votes.
	And number two, call it what it is.
	A coup.
	People who do power grabs always claim they're doing it to save democracy or claim they know the real election results.
	We know it's a coup if the government, one, stops counting votes, two, declare...
	I am what I say you are.
	This is my favorite.
	Declares someone a winner who didn't get the most votes.
	Hello, Electoral College versus popular vote.
	And allow someone to stay in power who didn't win the election in any scenario.
	If any of these three principles are violated, we have declared loudly and strongly this is a coup.
	Which goes back to your clips from the previous show where they'd like to invoke these hokey old military guys to come in and do something about it.
	At least that's the way I read it.
	I read it the same way.
	Here's Bernie on voting.
	Oh, hold on a second.
	I wasn't prepared.
	Bernie.
	Yep, got him.
	President Trump's threat to invalidate the will of the voters sparked widespread alarm among Democrats, progressives, and some Republicans.
	On Thursday, Vermont Independent Senator Bernie Sanders delivered a major address saying the future of American democracy is at stake.
	We must ensure in this unprecedented moment in American history that this is an election that is free and fair, an election in which voters are not intimidated, an election in which all votes are counted, and an election in which the loser Oh, man.
	People really are afraid of this.
	I told you, our Jewish friend, the teacher...
	It's like, you know, he may not leave and he may come after the Jews.
	I mean, she literally, a teacher, a teacher said that.
	This is very, that's why, get these people listening to the No Agenda show.
	You need your amygdala shrunk down to size.
	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.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	Yeah.
	And, in fact, we do have a few people to thank for show...
	What is it?
	1281.
	1281.
	Yeah, we're getting to show 1300 pretty soon.
	And we're also getting to our 13th anniversary.
	Yo!
	Which will be fun.
	Phillip Smith in Oakville, Ontario.
	$180 leads us off.
	Phil Walsh in Welland, Ontario.
	$150.
	Interesting, we have two Ontario's right there, one after the other.
	And apparently you have some audio file.
	Hold on a second.
	For Bill Walsh, I have an audio file.
	Did you say Philip Smith or Bill Walsh?
	Yes, I was grabbing the file.
	Yes, this is one of these incredibly dangerous things that from time to time producers want to set something up in a donation segment.
	And usually we screw these things up.
	So we always try to do it.
	I said, hey man, you're sending us something for a show that's not the next show.
	It's two shows down the line.
	Oh yeah, terrible.
	You're going to have to come back and you're going to have to remind us.
	They say it again.
	I said it earlier in the show.
	I say it all the time.
	Last in, first out.
	Yeah.
	And so once the show is done, everything is just, you know, okay, that's over there.
	We're moving on to the next one.
	But I think this went well.
	He sent a script, which I don't understand.
	Yeah.
	He sent a script!
	But he did send an audio file, and this is Bill Walsh, and I believe he has a message of love.
	Dame Catherine, the patient of the Golden Horseshoe.
	We've been together a long time, and I should have done this a long time ago, but now I'm doing it on the Noah Ginger Show.
	Like a boss!
	So many times you hear the same advice.
	You know you've met the one when you feel it.
	I didn't believe in myself until I felt it with you.
	Catherine, you met me at a really dark time in my life.
	I mean, I was rock bottom.
	All the money, mansions, exotic cars, orgies.
	Honestly, if it wasn't for you, I don't know where I'd be.
	I know I should probably be telling you...
	Yeah, okay, let's move this ahead.
	I told him not to make it too long.
	All right.
	Oh, jeez.
	All right, let's stop here for a second.
	Is this here?
	He was playing piano music and stuff.
	Hold on, there we go.
	Catherine and all, loving you so.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Catherine and all, loving you all.
	Let me just move this forward a little bit.
	Okay.
	I told him he couldn't do 15 minutes of stuff, so...
	I think we're just at the end here.
	There we go.
	That should be it.
	Two souls combined, and they become the one flesh.
	Anyways, Adam said to keep this short, so...
	Catherine Lowe, will you marry me?
	Aww.
	A wedding proposal.
	Yeah.
	I think these should be banned.
	You want to ban them from now on out?
	Well, I mean, after that one...
	If he'd just come on and say, would you marry me?
	It's part of his donation note.
	Yeah.
	Which, in this case, was $150.
	It wasn't even a readable.
	Mm-hmm.
	Oh, man.
	Oof.
	Just saying...
	One more like that and it gets banned.
	I'll give them a break.
	No, but that means one last person will try and do it.
	If one last person does something like that, it will get banned.
	That's going to be the end of it.
	Well, let us know, Bill, what she said.
	I have a feeling she would probably say yes.
	Although...
	I don't know.
	If I was her, I'd think twice about it.
	What happened to the hookers and blow in the mansions and the exotic cars?
	I want to know what happened to that.
	Yeah.
	He chose a simpler life.
	Alright, onward with Avis, which is the way it's pronounced, in Newark, Delaware.
	Birthday call out of Sir Proteus, and she did send a note in.
	This came with a check from Newark, $149, and she said, I think it's...
	I think he's on the birthday list, so that's what she wants.
	On the birthday list, indeed.
	Your...
	Oh, brother.
	How do you pronounce this name?
	Gergana, you think?
	Yankova?
	Gergana Yankova?
	Yeah, I think so.
	That sounds right.
	It does sound right.
	$133.33 from the UK. She has a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And she needs to call out her partner, Rob, and her friend, Andrea, for double douchebags.
	Douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	Okay, she sent us a note, too, but...
	Onward with Tyson Blondahl in Slocan, BC. By Spasm, I think, if I'm not mistaken.
	$133.33.
	Now that's...
	Is that Canadian dollars?
	I don't think 133 cuts it.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Well, it might.
	Well, let's see.
	We'll do a calculation.
	No, no.
	They wouldn't come through.
	No, on our side, it would come in as the American go bright.
	It would be Canadian.
	I'll have to do a calculation.
	Maybe it gets bumped up.
	Okay.
	I'll do it.
	Yeah, we'll check it later.
	I'll mark it.
	We'll check that.
	Yeah.
	Mike Fry's in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania.
	He's got a birthday.
	I have a...
	I think the note is here because I think most of it got through.
	Mike Fry's.
	Mike Fry's.
	Ah, here it is.
	He wrote a handwritten note so I feel obliged to look at it, to read it with the right glasses.
	I have enclosed XYZ 10833.
	If Adam would chip in a penny, that's why it has to be read.
	He's got 99.99 cents.
	Oh, there it is.
	I would like to be dubbed Sermet Knight of the Hard Incent on my 59th birthday.
	So he's got a double thing going on here.
	Okay.
	I think it's all on there.
	Oh, he needs...
	Sorry.
	Sour Broughton and Monkey Shoulder.
	I don't think I said that to Eric.
	Sour Broughton and Monkey Shoulder.
	No problem.
	For the round table.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Of course not.
	Sour Broughton and Monkey what?
	Monkey.
	Monkey Shoulder.
	Monkey Shoulder.
	Tasty.
	Okay.
	Delicious.
	It's delicious.
	Onward with Jason Bible.
	Or Bible.
	I'm guessing it's by Bell.
	In Austin, your buddy, $100.
	Michael Regal, $100.
	Sir Eric Kertha.
	Jason was due for a deduce.
	You've been deduced.
	It wasn't marked right.
	I'm trying to find it.
	Michael Regal.
	Sir Eric Kertha in Nashville, Tennessee, $100.
	He actually sent a nice note in.
	Sir Gray in...
	I'm sorry, Don Jessup in Buena Park, California sent us a card.
	Well, she's going to be knighted, so let's see what she said.
	I mean, Damed.
	Damed a tonic of sanity.
	I like that.
	A nice note.
	Thank you, Don.
	Sir Gray in Roscommon, Michigan, 6969.
	Sir Gary Blatt, 6660 in Wayne, Pennsylvania.
	Jennifer Barossa in Nashua, New Hampshire, 6481.
	Pista Hadju, surplus of things, in Wurendal.
	Vurendal.
	Vurendal?
	Vurendal?
	It's a Bertik coming up with him and some sort of a nighting or upgrade or something.
	Well, yeah, Baronet.
	So he will be upgraded to Baronet with this donation.
	And his pronoun, he says, will be surplus of things.
	And he's been doing the work by hitting every mouth he comes across while donating to the best podcast in the universe.
	And we appreciate that.
	Surplus.
	It's funny I saw that.
	Surplus of things.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	That would be my office.
	Craig Freysack in Loveland, Colorado.
	So it's an ode to my office.
	Craig gave 6.006. Sam Von Hoor in Amsterdam, 58.89.
	Sir Fomer Brahman in Davenport.
	Brahman.
	Brahman in Davenport, Iowa, 55.10.
	Peter Chong, 55.10 in Lakewood, Washington.
	Sir Prize, another pun of a name.
	Surprise, Night of Astonishment.
	54.44 in Yukon, Oklahoma.
	Some of these are pretty funny.
	Yeah, I like them.
	Matthew, especially when you don't catch them.
	And the worst part, the funniest thing is I don't remember these names sometimes.
	Like, really?
	We have a guy who's called that?
	Well, you've been doing a thousand of them.
	That's true.
	Tens of thousands of nights.
	That's true.
	Matthew Dropko in Delaware, Ohio.
	Birthday coming up.
	50-48.
	And now we have $50 donors starting with Robley Hall in Hillsboro, North Carolina, just names and locations.
	Alexandra Rosenman, parts unknown.
	She says she did a voice.
	Well, she says she just lost her job in the outdoor advertising industry due to COVID, and she's worked in short form video editing marketing for the past decade.
	She's looking for a gig, really.
	Oh, she's Tom Starkweather's girlfriend.
	Yes, yes, exactly.
	Exactly.
	Well, we can give her some voiceover work.
	Well, let's see what else she can do.
	She's worked in marketing, video editing, in e-commerce, e-learning, news, and editorial.
	She's open to remote working, so on-air reading is most welcome.
	But karma points at the very least.
	I realize this may not be sufficient amount, but times are tough.
	No, no.
	We will stop for you.
	Can you do optic cable splicing?
	Yes.
	Hey, we got a gig for you!
	Colleen McConnell's next in Hobbs, New Mexico.
	Sir Jeffrey Zellin in Oakland, Michigan.
	Richard Gardner, Sir Richard Gardner out there in Chicago.
	And last but not least, Pascal.
	I think it's Sally, C-E-L-I-E, in Osthoizen, Netherlands, 50.
	I believe that's all true.
	And that would be our list of producers for show 1281.
	I want to thank each and every one of them for making this show possible.
	Yeah, I think it's Pascal Saley and Osthausen.
	And for Alex, Alexandra, post this on noagendasocial.com.
	I'm telling you, that's where people find each other.
	And someone will know about something.
	That's the best place to do it, noagendasocial.com.
	And thank you all very much for these wonderful notes, even though we have to flash through them for brevity in the second segment.
	You make a big difference.
	You are doing the work, helping us produce the show.
	Also, everyone who supported us under $50, often for reasons of anonymity, but...
	We've got the programs, the multiple ones you can get onto.
	Go to our website to find out more how you can support us in a sustaining manner.
	Dvorak.org slash N. And I know people can use, a couple people can use a jobs karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	You've got karma.
	The 27th has the following birthdays.
	A belated birthday to Sir Plus of Things, who celebrated on the 24th.
	Matthew Dropko turned 48 on the 25th.
	Kevin Fitzpatrick says happy birthday with Smokin' hot keeper Melissa Fitzpatrick, who celebrates today, actually.
	Lisa, her husband Jeffrey, has had his birthday today.
	Mike Freese will be 59 today.
	Sir Jeffra will be 53 tomorrow.
	And Avice says happy birthday to Sir Proteus, who will be 49 tomorrow.
	DC Girl says happy birthday to Shebang.
	So do I. That'll be September 29th.
	Philip Marla also celebrating on the 29th.
	Craig Freizek turns 61 on September 30th.
	And we say happy birthday to David Shalona.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe!
	Happy birthday, yeah!
	Now, oh yes, we have this first.
	Changes to the faces later.
	No douchebaggery.
	We had surplus of things who upgraded thanks to an additional $1,000 in supports to the best podcast in the universe and becomes a baronet today.
	And we congratulate him and thank him for his courage.
	And we line up our two...
	Well, we have two damings and one knighting today.
	This is good.
	This is a good balance.
	So we need...
	Yeah, perfect, actually.
	I think this is the right blade for today's action.
	What do you think?
	There's mine.
	Look at the size of that!
	Up on stage, please, Melissa Fitzpatrick, Dawn Jessup, and Mike Freese, all three of you are about to be inducted here into the roundtable of the No Agenda Knights and Dames.
	Because of your support of the show and the amount of $1,000 or more, we could not be happier, and I am very proud to pronunciate the Dame Lissabee of Verdant Meadows, Dame Window Barrett of the Wild Frontier, and Sir Sermet...
	Night of the Heart inset for you.
	We've got hookers and blow, rent boys, and chardonnay.
	We have, by special request, lemon chicken and piccata and scotch, sour brat and monkey's shoulder.
	We've got some gerbils and ginger ale, and of course we have the mutton and meat.
	You already have it here on the table, and I'd like you all to go to noagendanation.com slash rings to pick up, well actually give Eric the Show all of your information.
	So that he can ensure that you get your ring, your sealing wax, and your official certification to you as soon as possible.
	Thank you again for being a part of this amazing project known as the No Agenda Show.
	And now we are at our meetups!
	No Agenda Meetups!
	It's not your party today!
	Well, lo and behold, we have some meetup reports.
	They're fun to do, fun to make.
	Here's what happened in Kansas City.
	This is Sir Spencer, Wolf of Kansas City, coming to you from the KC meetup.
	We have broken an attendance record here.
	We've got John and Adam heads on the sticks.
	We've got Mutton and me.
	Don't tell anybody.
	I just saw a hookers and blow delivery showed up.
	Things are about to get pretty rowdy.
	This is Jeff Begames reporting from Kansas.
	Where the masks are on the ground and it's always in the morning.
	Hello, John.
	Hello, Adam.
	This is Dame DeLorean.
	And this is the wild, wild west.
	The clothes are coming off and it's like a party.
	This is Kyle from Omaha.
	John C. Devourac.
	You butchered my name, so this makes us even.
	This is JB, just a lovable Kansas City douchebag.
	As soon as I'm stopping my horrible ex, $333.33 in alimony every month, I look forward to donating to your show.
	Shout-out to Gramerica.
	Shout-out to Grams Cavs.
	In the morning, this is Sir C. Mike.
	It is absolutely like a party, and I need to get back to one of these as soon as possible.
	Hey, John and Adam.
	This is Bernadine, Sir C. Mike's smoking hot wife, another of his nine human resources.
	I'm not just doing the work.
	I'm doing all the work, and now I'm going to go take a nap.
	This is Blake.
	I want to call Jacob Davies out as a douchebag.
	Hey, it's Lee, your possible spook.
	Hey, this is Nick from Mission, Kansas.
	I just want to call out Matt from Savage, Minnesota for being a giant douchebag.
	This is Sir Baronet John Helmer from Shawnee, Kansas.
	Stay safe.
	In the morning!
	That was a big group!
	That's one of the biggest ones.
	I like that.
	Very nice.
	Kansas City.
	How about that?
	How about Sir C. Mike's Dame, man?
	Nine Human Resources.
	Holy crap.
	Yes, doing the work.
	It's called keeping busy.
	Right?
	Let's go to Long Beach.
	Hi, everybody.
	It's Leo Bravo at No Agenda, Flight of the No Agenda, number 007.
	And I'm going to pass the phone around, and some folks are going to say a couple of words.
	Thank you.
	In the morning, this is Widow Garrett at the Steelcraft Meetup.
	Hey, guys.
	This is Rick, and I'm at the Steelcraft.
	And John, turn your phone down.
	Hey guys, this is Don Dirty listening to No Agenda Podcast.
	Turn it up.
	What's up, ladies and gentlemen?
	It's Joshua Neils here with my Click for Karma stickers.
	Make sure to watch No Agenda live at whatever time they say they're doing it.
	This is Eric.
	Don't forget to go to thewholeload.com.
	So, you can tell from these meetups, it's a wide variety of people, yet they all seem to be having a good time.
	There's little controversy.
	Everyone's hanging out.
	They sound somewhat inebriated when they do these, but I think it's nice to know that you can have 15 people at a meetup, just a couple, or even two dudes walking.
	In the morning, John and Adam from the woods of Danbury, Connecticut.
	Jim Sharkey here at the site of the inaugural No Agenda Woke Walk.
	That's right, we did the work, now we do the walk.
	By the way, from the state that brought you Lyme disease, it's said that these woods have more ticks than an Adam Curry appearance on the Joe Rogan experience.
	Come on, man!
	I kid.
	We are all jitty and hopped up on skillet's candy as we hit the mountain square in the mouth.
	Oh, by the way, John, forget those clowns at WATP and come on the Lone Shark podcast.
	Get your dose of LSP. And now a few words from some of the other walking woke.
	In the morning, gentlemen.
	Douchebag Steve here.
	And I just showed up for the book burning, but that seems to have been that part of it's been canceled.
	So the work is done.
	We're heading out.
	Good day to you both.
	I like the bit.
	Well, you know, the first guy whose name eludes me, that's basically a Jim Rome bit.
	Yeah.
	Where you come on and you do about a minute of schtick.
	Yeah.
	Some gags, you know, the tick joke.
	That was funny.
	The tick joke was good.
	I liked it.
	Yeah, no, it was very tight, but it was something you'd hear on the Jim Rome show where they get guys who just practice and practice and practice and they do a call-in.
	And the call-ins are abnormally...
	Weird.
	Nobody calls in to talk about anything, really.
	They call in to slam something or somebody.
	I'd like to see more of that.
	Yes, I encourage it as well.
	I think it differentiates us in so many ways.
	That was a good bit.
	The steak that brought you Lyme's disease.
	Perfect.
	Here's what's coming up meetup-wise.
	Tuesday is the Bo Jiden-Trump debate party in Monroeville.
	connecticut uh and that's dame jamie was organizing that then on saturday in minnesota small amygdalas meet up at 11 in the morning and april and chester are organizing also on saturday then no new york city no agenda meet up uh daniel j franco is there maybe uh tom and alex can go there and maybe hook up with some people you never know if someone has a gig i'm i've Really, I'd love to help people get jobs.
	Charleston, South Carolina, six-week-ish cycle, 4 p.m.
	That's Dame Jennifer Buchanan and Katie.
	We'll be hosting that at Holy City Brewing.
	It's like they do meet-ups every week, it seems like.
	Also on Saturday, Washington County, Pennsylvania, Mo Fax meet-up at Frankie Eyes.
	I guess that's a combo deal.
	Kaiser Lantern...
	Kaiser's Lautern Germany Brews and Stogies.
	That'll be taking place in...
	Where the hell is that?
	Is that Germany?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	La Casa del Habanero.
	It's a nice German name.
	Chin the Enchanters, who you want to look out for.
	Next Wednesday, St.
	Peach Beach, Florida, 11 a.m.
	Dude named Ben will be organizing that at the Passagrill Historic Passagrill Beach place.
	Wednesday, the Provo-Springfield meetup has been cancelled.
	Then next Friday, October 9th, there will be a meetup in Zurich at 6 o'clock at Rivington& Sons Bar.
	Swiss Senna organizing that.
	And then I have an update on the Vegas meetup.
	This is the October 13th big meetup that we're working on.
	I have news from the back office.
	I have received multiple emails from producers and knights and barons who are flying in from other parts of the country just to meet Tina.
	Wow, okay.
	Do you feel special now, John?
	We're off the radar.
	Well, you know, whatever brings them in.
	Booking a venue large enough that is willing to risk the threat of fines and loss of license is a bit tricky, but we have some awesome boots on the ground working on it.
	Yes, we've got Dame Angela, of course.
	I will only be emailing or texting the location of the meetup the day prior to the meetup due to the governor of Nevada and the city of Las Vegas COVID cops.
	Producers must, must, must RSVP at noagendameetups.com.
	And Eric, she'll finish us by saying, stay safe, everybody.
	So yes, and I am aware.
	So it's kind of slightly, I guess, on the edge what we're doing, but I think it'll work out just fine, and we're going to have a really good time.
	We're certainly looking forward to it, and let's all book our tickets now.
	That is your No Agenda Meetups.
	Go to noagendameetups.com.
	There's nothing there for you.
	Why don't you start one?
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Triggered on hell's flame.
	You wanna be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	It's like a party.
	I have good news.
	Oh, you have good news.
	I have good news, yes.
	All right.
	We invented the Noodle Boy concept here several years ago.
	Several, several years ago.
	Oh, that's when Noodle Boy showed up.
	Yeah, Noodle Boy showed up several years ago.
	Probably eight, nine years ago.
	And little did we know that Noodle Boy would make the jump into commercialism, into commercial venture.
	And Noodle Boy is apparently now a superhero.
	I think this is for children who are three, three to five maybe.
	The phonics reading app known as Homer, we find the followings.
	On the first day of superhero school, all of the super kids arrived, eager to start their day.
	Zoomerella zipped through the gate, using her super speed.
	Zoom on!
	Super bouncy boy bounced to the front door.
	Go bouncy go!
	Weather girl arrived and activated her super sun to shine on the school.
	Weather Wham!
	Noodle Boy gulped nervously.
	Look at all of those kids.
	Their powers sure look super, don't they?
	All Noodle Boy could do was make noodles.
	Noodle power isn't super.
	Not at all.
	The funny thing is that Noodle Boy is exactly like Noodle Boy in real life.
	I think we have a licensing dispute here.
	We'll have to talk to our lawyer about this.
	Check this.
	The first class of the day was flying class.
	Zumarella was up first.
	She used her super speed to fly around the classroom.
	She went this way.
	She went that way.
	Zum on!
	Zum on!
	Noodle Boy watched.
	Wishing he could be that fast, it was Noodle Boy's turn to fly.
	Noodle Power!
	And I thought, that could be our end of show ISO. Noodle Power!
	I can't get any better.
	Well, let me play my ISO suggestion.
	I picked this off.
	A lot of stuff, you know, doesn't get clipped, but I listen anyway to a lot of stuff.
	And this is an Australian podcast.
	And this is the wildly impressive ISO, which I think might work at the end of the show.
	Wildly impressive.
	Yes, I do like that.
	I do like that.
	I had one other, although not a serious candidate.
	McConnell says he's going to get it up in front of the Senate.
	It's kind of half funny.
	I think wildly, let me just boost the gain on this and make it a little better for you.
	I think that's good.
	Wildly impressive.
	Yeah.
	What is wildly impressive?
	Where'd you get that from?
	I can't remember the name of the podcast, but it was an Australian podcast.
	These guys, they're actually celebrities, and the guy was interviewing some...
	The Bachelor level.
	Some guy was a famous celebrity in Australia whose name I can't remember, but he was The Bachelor last year, and he's a movie star.
	Well, he's a great voice.
	He's got a great voice.
	I love that voice.
	I think that's the podcaster's voice.
	Well, whoever that voice is, sounds a little bit like...
	Oh, no, it's a beauty.
	A bit like, was it The Kid Stays in the Picture, Robert Evans, when he did his audio book?
	Sounds just like him.
	Wildly impressive.
	Wildly impressive.
	Well, that was a great voice.
	Great voice.
	Very clear.
	It's the kind of voice we all wish we had.
	Yeah, well.
	Me more than you.
	Although I'd have no clip, because, of course, the documents, the Flynn documents that are coming out are quite spectacular.
	I don't know if you've followed any of that.
	They've got text messages.
	Oh, my goodness.
	I mean, this is so good.
	He's a good lawyer to sue everybody.
	Well, you think he's...
	First of all, the fact that these FBI agents were getting liability protection while they were doing this because they knew it was completely bogative and illegal is telling, and it means there's going to be some money.
	Hell yeah!
	Let's hope so.
	Hell yeah!
	The guy lost his house.
	But also, this was the whole start of Russiagate.
	Yeah.
	It's just...
	Who is doing a good job on explaining this?
	Because it's so much.
	The media doesn't want to even talk about it.
	No.
	No, they don't.
	They're all in for getting Biden and his president.
	Oh, my God.
	I do have one clip.
	I have a series of voter fraud clips from Democracy Now!
	that are kind of entertaining.
	Okay.
	Three short clips.
	Why don't I do one last clip I want to play, and then we'll do those.
	How does that sound?
	Yeah, that sounds good.
	And then people got their money's worth.
	If you're doing it by time, you only have to say these things once to me and then you get what you wish for.
	This is about the quantum financial system, the Fed Now.
	Good explanation on, I think this was some globalist podcast.
	I love listening to those because they just tell you what's going to happen.
	This guy's name is Andy Schechtman, and he's going to explain the reasoning behind the Federal Reserve creating the digital dollar, which would be, and also how it's done.
	So I'm curious to see what you think of it, John.
	Ha, ha, ha.
	Well, I mean, this is planned for 2023.
	This is an actual plan.
	This is not a conspiracy.
	Now, the conspiracy...
	They tell you, right?
	Yeah, they tell you, right?
	It's hiding in plain sight.
	And we've got our dudes named Ben who say, oh, yeah, we're working on this, but it's not going to be in October or supposed to happen in August and all these, you know, pump and dump stories that have been going around.
	So here's the real deal, and it's quite interesting.
	Instead of quantitative easing filling the economy with money, what it's doing is just keeping interest rates low, which in turn spur people into buying things like stocks and bonds.
	They're jawboning.
	They're gaslighting.
	They're trying to make us think that inflation is rampant and so that we will go out and spend and buy things, not keep it pulled up in dollars, losing money through the inflationary effect of money creation.
	But that's not happening.
	Instead, it's deflationary.
	None of the money is making it to Main Street.
	And so what they're trying to do is to bypass the commercial banks because the commercial banks don't want to make loans.
	So they're saying, fine, we'll give you a digital wallet and we'll deposit that money bypassing the banks right into Main Street, which would be massively inflationary.
	By the same token, all of that money that has been If Congress ever said, now that's a liability on the Fed, if Congress ever came out and said, well, we want to take that liability and offer it directly in terms of currency to the public and open up those pickets, it's kind of what the Fed is talking about doing here more directly, that becomes very much inflationary.
	But the bottom line with all of this is that what the Fed is doing is they're keeping interest rates low because people feel wealthy when their stocks and their 401ks and their homes are priced.
	It's called the wealth effect when they're priced high.
	But they're not actually pumping money into the system.
	doing the opposite of that thing.
	And if the banks under normal conditions were making loans, if the economy wasn't hanging on by a thread, then you would see the inflation make its way into the system through the process of loan creation.
	But that's not happening.
	So the Fed is trying to find a way to bypass that hurdle and get money directly into the hands of the public, which would definitely be very inflationary.
	And you put that into the mix along with the Fed's admission.
	They're not going to raise interest rates until 2023.
	And the Bank of England is going negative interest rates.
	All of these things around us are very gold-friendly and very silver-friendly.
	But by the same token, right now the Fed is really scrambling to create that inflation that they really, really want to create.
	And they're realizing that job-owning isn't working, so now they may have to go directly to the public.
	Okay, so I'll extrapolate it, and then you tell me if you think I'm right and if this guy's full of shit or not.
	So the idea is that we're in a deflationary state right now, which I think we agree on, and they can't actually get the interest rate up because the inflation is not taking place.
	So how do they want to do that in order to control it?
	Because they want to take this...
	This bank, the commercial bank's balance, which is at the Federal Reserve, that money, it's all just digits, and they want to then give that directly to Americans, which would be COVID-related or universal basic income or whenever they feel like it, because then they can actually inflate the money supply directly.
	In the marketplace, and they can control the interest rate, and I thought it was interesting that the Fed said, well, we won't really raise rates until 2023, which is when this FedNow system would apparently be in use, and then they could actually control inflation much better than they have before.
	Does that make sense?
	No.
	Okay.
	But, first of all, Maybe it's about...
	I mean, I think they would like to have some inflation so they can have a little wiggle room.
	Right now there's none.
	Although there's some, if you look at the ShadowStats guy out of San Francisco, he sees inflation and I see it a little bit here and there.
	But...
	It's an interesting theory overall, except for one thing.
	What's the mechanism for this?
	The mechanism for what?
	Oh, we're going to give you the money straight from the Fed.
	How's that work?
	How's that going to happen?
	Are they going to create a bunch of little mini-Feds?
	Are they going to have a special credit card you get?
	Yes, that's what he said.
	It'll be a digital dollar.
	How are they going to distribute that?
	I just don't see how they're going to do what they want to do.
	I don't see what the mechanism is.
	Would you let me speak and I can explain it.
	The mechanism is, have you ever seen a wallet for a digital coin?
	Do you know what that is?
	Yeah, but it's virtual.
	Yes, it's an app.
	Okay, well here you go.
	No, no.
	Talk yourself out and I'll tell you what I think.
	Either it is an app on your phone or on your computer, and we can get into the details of that, or if you are unbanked, which is why the Banking Act is now in the Senate, then you will be able to get a card that is your physical digital wallet, which they will fill up and you can deplete by...
	And going to the post office with that, if you don't have a computer, you'll just get a physical card that will look like a credit card, and it will act like a debit card, but it will be money that the Fed directly deposits into that wallet.
	What part is wrong?
	Visa, MasterCard, American Express, they're very powerful people.
	I'm just telling you.
	Are they going to put up with this fourth whatever the hell it is card out there for free?
	Throwing money away?
	They're going to be screwed if that happens.
	Well, what part did you miss the part where they said they're bypassing all the banks?
	That's what they said.
	They're going to bypass the banks.
	Yes, that's exactly the point.
	You can't do it.
	Well, the Fed is planning it and it's out in the open.
	I'm just saying that's the whole thing.
	I just don't think they can do it.
	I think they can talk.
	The guy starts off with his thesis a lot of jawboning.
	I consider this more jawboning.
	I love the jawboning, by the way.
	That's a great term.
	I hadn't really heard that in the context of gaslighting.
	But this is from two weeks ago, Bernie Sanders and Gillibrand.
	Sanders and I are here to talk about a new version of the Postal Banking Act, which we introduced to help solve two major problems at once.
	First, it will shore up the post office.
	It will create much-needed, sustainable source of funding.
	And second, it will bring banking to the one in four Americans who are currently unbanked or underbanked.
	Either because they don't have the funds to access banking or because their community doesn't have a bank at all.
	Right now, those families are forced to spend $100 billion a year on predatory products like payday lenders, check cashing, and even overdraft fees.
	All because they cannot afford to access the financial system that many of us take for granted.
	Sad fact is, it's expensive to be poor in America.
	So, I'm not in disagreement that the banks won't like this, but it's undeniable that this is happening.
	The Fed now is saying they're doing it.
	The Banking Act, which is exactly what I talked about, and it mentions the digital dollar in the Banking Act, is going through Congress right now.
	So, someone's pushing, and I don't hear the banks pushing back yet.
	Well, we're not going to hear about the banks pushing back.
	They'll do it in other ways, but when it happens, I have to see it to believe it.
	I just do not see this happening.
	I think it's just talk.
	And this idea, even Gillibrand says something, how do you have bank overdraft fees if you don't have a bank in the first place?
	I mean, it's just...
	Well, I'm glad...
	I mean, the post office used to be a bank, you know.
	I know.
	Of course I know that.
	I'm glad you're skeptical.
	But I also think you're missing how digital money works and how that transfer works.
	Okay.
	I could be missing a lot of things.
	I just hear these great ideas and then it doesn't make sense and it didn't ever come to fruition and I expect that to happen here.
	John at Dvorak.org.
	Then I don't have to forward it.
	You can...
	Yeah, I don't mind taking in some input from people if you think this is going to happen, but I'd like to see some evidence more than just talk.
	Oh, boy.
	You're going to love the incoming.
	I'll get nothing.
	I'll get nothing.
	Okay, you want to do your...
	What did you have?
	You had a couple things you still want to do?
	Well, I had a couple things, but you know what?
	I'm going to put this off to Thursday and play one clip instead.
	Okay.
	Which is the...
	The Rand Paul bitching and moaning about the fact that he thinks that these groups, and I'm in total agreement with him, that these groups out there on the street are terrorists.
	Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul lashed out at the Black Lives Matter movement, choosing it of targeting elected officials with what he said was terrorism.
	Their goal is terrorism.
	They're admitting it.
	If you look at their exchanges online and social media, they are saying their goal is to terrorize public officials and really anybody.
	Protests demanding justice for Breonna Taylor continue in cities across the United States.
	In Los Angeles, a peaceful march for black lives was attacked by drivers in two separate incidents Thursday evening, leaving at least one person hospitalized.
	There have been at least 69 car attacks on Black Lives Matter protesters since George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officers in late May.
	That's really, by the way.
	Yeah.
	Bullcrap.
	They show videos of these so-called car attacks.
	Those car attacks consist of some poor bastard who got stuck in a car in the middle of a protest.
	He's trying to drive out.
	Thank you.
	That was going to be my comment.
	What the hell?
	It's frightening.
	Can you imagine that happening?
	And so many people are afraid to run someone over.
	I'm not.
	Yeah, this is not a car tax.
	Her reporting on all these riots, she's encouraging.
	She's basically encouraging rioting.
	She's a terrorist.
	Let's play one more.
	Let's play the Kentucky riots.
	Here is a short 18-second clip where she, I think, is encouraging rioting.
	In Louisville, Kentucky, protesters defied a curfew for the second straight night and marched to demand justice for Breonna Taylor, the 26-year-old African-American EMT who was shot to death inside her own apartment by plainclothes police officers serving a no-knock warrant in March.
	Holy crap.
	Have you seen the full The full case?
	The FBI file on this?
	Yeah.
	Did you see the full one?
	I don't know if I saw the full one.
	They had street cameras for weeks, watching drugs going in and out, watching money going in and out.
	They have phone calls where she was fired as an EMT three years ago.
	Where they're talking about who's going to get the money, where they're going to take the drugs to, and of course you had the guy, the whole reason that the cops found her is because there was a dead body in a car that had been rented under her name.
	I mean, forget about the knock-no-knock.
	This was a criminal drug organization.
	The whole dossier is astounding.
	That's why...
	Black Attorney General didn't really do much with it.
	I mean, in terms of pressing charges against the cops, but nobody wants to talk about that.
	And you got Amy Goodman not even mentioning that this guy opened fire on the cops as they busted in?
	Oh, and it's so much more.
	You should have heard the guy talking after that happened.
	Oh my God.
	This is such a disservice, the way it's being reported.
	And the way she just did that is...
	I mean, if there were journalistic licenses, it should be taken away.
	Because it has nothing to do with what really went down.
	It is...
	I'm so sad that these things happen.
	You know, something gets into the...
	Gets into the lexicon, and the first lie out is the thing that everybody believes, and the truth never gets a chance, especially not with ass-wipes like Amy Goodman.
	That's really very disappointing to hear that.
	Gosh.
	I thought you'd get a kick out of it.
	No, because I didn't.
	I had the whole file.
	I'm like, I don't want to bring this up, because it's really, it's...
	And then, you know, the mayor of Austin put together this Austin's Musician music video.
	Kind of like a, you know, we are the world for Austin.
	Walk with me, Austin.
	It's a great song.
	It's fantastic.
	I couldn't bring myself to tweet it because it's all Black Lives Matter, Breonna Taylor.
	It's like ruined everything.
	Ruined everything.
	Austin is much more than that.
	And you're listening to lies.
	Lies!
	Lies!
	Hey, if the mainstream media can do it, so can I. Okay, thanks.
	You got me all riled up now.
	I pity the fool whose art we choose.
	All right, everybody.
	We gladly return for you on Thursday.
	Looking forward to it extremely much.
	And I am coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas.
	It's the capital of the drone star state.
	FEMA region number six in all the governmental maps.
	Should you be wanting to look us up...
	And come on down and hang out.
	In the morning, everybody, my name is Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, our motto is, everyone should move to Austin.
	Get out of here.
	I'm John C. Devorak.
	We've got grumpy old Ben's coming up next on No Agenda Stream.
	We've got Jesse Coy Nelson, dude named James, and Sir Dave in Dementia B with our end-of-show mixes.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Look forward to seeing you on Thursday.
	Until then, adios, adios, mofos!
	and such.
	So I'm just walking, minding my business I've got no mask on.
	And there's a lady coming from the opposite direction.
	Check it out.
	She's masked up.
	She's got a baby stroller with two dogs in the stroller and one dog walking next to the stroller.
	And she sees me.
	She gets off of the sidewalk onto the streets to go around me.
	With dogs in the stroller, it's out of control.
	With dogs in the stroller...
	With dogs in the stroller...
	There's a dog in the stroller...
	There's a dog in the stroller...
	In the stroller...
	Get a little annoyed by the stay safe thing too Who says stay safe?
	Everybody Go to the store and say Okay, how's business?
	So long, stay safe Okay, I'll see you later Adam Alright, stay safe.
	Go f*** yourself.
	What did you have for breakfast?
	It's out of control.
	With dogs in the stroller.
	With dogs in the stroller.
	Dogs in the stroller.
	There's a dog in the stroller.
	Dog in the stroller.
	Good morning.
	Sunday morning.
	Good morning.
	Sunday morning.
	I'm driving a car but I just got a notification.
	They're coming after your children.
	You just had to make it so corny, corny.
	Good morning.
	The coming after your children.
	Ah!
	Ah!
	Come on, man.
	There is a fascist.
	There is a fascist.
	Come on, man.
	Maybe we can talk about it later.
	They're coming after your children.
	Let me be clear.
	There is no doubt.
	A fascist!
	This is a fascist!
	Maybe we can talk about it later!
	It's coming after your children.
	It's coming after your children.
	Sunday morning.
	Good morning.
	I'd just like to talk about the hypocrisy of what I call minds probably in the media alley.
	M-A-S-M-A-S-A. A perfect example is, uh...
	Until the polls started shifting on Biden.
	MSNBC, the Democrats in the media outlets was all calling it a peaceful protest.
	MSNBC, but now that they're blaming Trump for all the violence.
	How does that work?
	MSNBC. Yesterday was video with Nancy Pelosi in the beauty salon.
	Three in the morning on 80 meters.
	All the Biden's propaganda media outlets.
	Now let this be safe.
	Is this guy a ham who's on like 80 meters at night?
	I mean, I had to leave this guy on there.
	There's a rat on a cloud, man.
	The best podcast in the universe.
	Oh, my God.
	Mopo.

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