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	Again, irresponsible journalism.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	Sunday, October 11th, 2020.
	This is your award-winning Game of Nation Media assassination episode 1285.
	This is No Agenda.
	Celebrating 25 for 46!
	And broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Boston, Texas, capital of the Drone Star State.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I have to say it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood, can I be your neighbor?
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill in the morning.
	You can always be my neighbor, John C. Dvorak.
	Always.
	Hey, Austin is open.
	Austin's open?
	I thought they were already open.
	No, they still had the restrictions on the bars.
	And now that Dirty Bills is open, if anyone's been to Austin, you've been to Dirty Bills.
	You know if that's open, then it's open.
	Dirty Bills is about the size of a 1,000 square foot apartment where they put 100 people in.
	Not that we went there.
	The keeper and I went to dinner on Friday night.
	Could not believe what we saw.
	Everything was alive.
	It was great.
	It was jumping.
	And it felt hopping.
	I think I said, it's hopping.
	And it felt good.
	Well, Jay went to San Francisco and she says it was hopping and the Mission District of Valencia Street was crowded.
	They were dancing in the streets.
	There was no parking.
	Everyone was in the city partying.
	Nice.
	Which is weird because they shut San Francisco down before they shut any place down.
	I don't understand how that can't be allowed?
	I don't know.
	Yeah, it was a good feeling.
	We started going out, what, May, when the first 50% restaurants were allowed.
	And it was just so dreary and depressing.
	Because we'll go downtown to eat, and parking was great for months.
	You know, that sucks.
	Well, I liked it from the very beginning of this whole thing where there was nobody on the road.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Hey, the former New York banker and wife came over last night for drinks.
	I have a report.
	Okay, well, we're interested.
	Yes, a couple of things.
	I'll just, some gossip.
	But first, I must say he is 100% convinced Biden will run.
	Will win.
	I'm sorry.
	He will win.
	Which we have a bet on, of course.
	Of course.
	Yeah.
	And Trump was obviously very stupid to blow off the next debate.
	Which I didn't quite understand why.
	He's obviously in for Biden.
	I can see a million reasons why Trump wouldn't want to do it.
	Me too.
	LaGuardia Airport.
	He gave me the lowdown on that.
	You remember that the LaGuardia Airport has basically been reconstructed during the lockdown?
	Yeah, from scratch.
	Of course, he listens to the show.
	He says, oh, LaGuardia.
	Let me tell you, that build has been going on for eight years, but they were able to just complete it really quickly during the lockdown, which makes sense.
	But who's financing it?
	And I said, oh, tell me it's China.
	He says, no, it's two people.
	You won't believe these two institutions.
	You want to take a guess?
	I didn't guess.
	The first one is the Teachers Union and the Clinton Global Initiative.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	The Teachers Union is building the airport along with the Clinton.
	And the Clinton Global Initiative, I think they're defunct now.
	I thought they were too.
	Yeah.
	You know, there's a lot of things that I thought turned out to be different in today's show.
	On the woke front, he gave me a fun story.
	When it comes to spin studios, as you know, I'm a spinner.
	Probably the most famous one in the United States is SoulCycle.
	I think they're actually international.
	They may be in London, Amsterdam, Paris.
	They had a competitor, Flywheel, which was also quite big.
	And one of their major investors in the Flywheel franchise is John Wayne's daughter.
	Who?
	John Wayne, the actor John Wayne's daughter.
	Oh, really?
	How old is she?
	She must be pretty old.
	She's my age.
	However, when all the wokeness started, you recall there was a story about John Wayne being super racist in 1972?
	Oh yeah.
	The statue must come down.
	So because of that, the employees forced her to pull out of the company...
	And now they filed for bankruptcy.
	So, wait, why?
	Is racism a genetic?
	Yes, it carries on.
	You didn't know that?
	Oh!
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, it's genetic.
	It's completely genetic.
	You are responsible for the crime.
	Well, of course, it's dirty money.
	You see, she inherited that money.
	It's dirty.
	It's dirty.
	It's from a dirty racist.
	John Wayne, dirty racist.
	I thought he made the money from acting, not from being a racist.
	And now the company filed for bankruptcy.
	The Wokers brought the company down.
	Way to go, Noodle Boys and Girls.
	Well done.
	Well, let's look into a couple of factors here.
	Okay.
	Were these people working for her company?
	They were working for the company.
	What were they doing there?
	Instructors.
	Why would you hire people like this for your company?
	Hello?
	Yeah.
	Well, that's the lesson that's got to be learned.
	It needs to be learned.
	I have a clip.
	Oh, hold on.
	What do you have?
	This is the guy who goes ballistic on some poor customer who walks into a Georgia head shop.
	It's actually selling a CBD shop.
	Uh-huh.
	And the clerk doesn't like the fact that this guy's wearing a Trump t-shirt.
	So he tells him to get out.
	Then they have kind of what comes almost close to blows, but not quite.
	And the guy filmed the whole thing.
	So you have this...
	This situation that occurred, and I'm looking for the clip.
	Oh, I have it.
	Trump supporter kicked out.
	Got it.
	And so the guy goes ballistic, and he turned, and now, luckily, it's a small company, so the end result of this story is that the kid, who was obviously a millennial hipster type, he had the beard, the whole thing, who went nuts, he got fired.
	Yeah.
	Here we are at X-Tailed Vapor City in Tucker, Georgia, and I have just been asked to leave the store.
	He greeted me.
	That was nice.
	I did find the item that I wanted, and the next thing he said was that he'd like me to leave.
	If you do not stop recording in my store, I'm going to call the police and ask you to leave now.
	Please call the police.
	That would be awesome.
	That would be awesome.
	We can call Fox 5 and all sorts of stuff.
	I would like to purchase something here.
	Please do call your boss because I will be calling corporate.
	Go for it.
	I am looking forward to releasing this video because I just want to purchase something.
	Fuck off, dude Fuck off Get the fuck off in here Fuck, man Fucking insane Fucking insane You racist motherfuckers Racist?
	Yeah That's true Right?
	I'm not a racist God bless you.
	Hey, check it out.
	He's still your president.
	Noodle power.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Oh my goodness.
	These people should not be working in your company.
	Have you been following the Coinbase story?
	No, I know it, but I have not been following it.
	Yeah, so the Coinbase, Coinbase, they started as a company that would basically convert dollars to Bitcoin.
	And now they, I think they've filed, they may have even received, they can be a bank now.
	So that's a real financial institution with billions and billions of dollars.
	And he said, you know, there was all kinds of stuff within the company.
	Like, you know, we have to show we're woke.
	We have to show we're not racist.
	And the CEO said, no, we're not going to do that.
	You know, all that crap is going to get rid of it.
	And here's if you don't like it, then here's a package and you can leave.
	There's about 60 people now considering taking the package and leaving.
	And that's the way you do it, in my opinion.
	Well, you can do that on a small scale, but the big companies, when they get to, they think, they sense that they have the power.
	They're not taking any package.
	They want the company.
	You heard Noodle Boy.
	You know what he says.
	Noodle power.
	It's awesome.
	The awesome power of the noodle.
	A final bit of gossip from the west side, the Terrytown, the Beverly Hills of Austin.
	Remember, we're in Opportunity Zone 33 on the east side.
	Apparently, everybody is moving to Austin and building 10, 15, 20 million dollar homes.
	And here's the best story.
	This is the gossip.
	Well, I don't know.
	Austin is cool now.
	Yeah, it is.
	It is very cool.
	Kendra Scott, who is very famous, he has a jewelry line.
	I think she actually is from Austin.
	And her husband is also very successful.
	When they were building in the west side of the Beverly Hills of Austin, building a house, I think it was $20 million to build this house.
	And one of the real estate agents to the stars, which of course is how this gossip gets out, you know how they are.
	Oh yeah, they gossip on purpose.
	Yep, said, oh, you know, I have someone who is buying the lot next to you, I don't know if there's a home on it or not, but would really like to buy your home as well.
	Name your price.
	And apparently, the Scots said, uh, hmm, we just built this.
	Okay, $75 million.
	And the real estate agent said, okay, I think that'll happen.
	Now, there's only one person who that could be who's coming to Austin to do that.
	Jeff Bezos.
	Elon Musk.
	Elon Musk is going to Austin?
	Well, this would confirm it as far as I'm concerned.
	If this is him, we don't know for sure.
	But who else buys a $20 million home for $75 million just to have the lot next to it, to his?
	Yeah.
	My opinion is nobody.
	That's a great story.
	That'll get you to buy up every lot in town.
	That was my thinking right away, too.
	Yeah.
	Good move, real estate scammers.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Unless you hear the follow-up story where somebody actually receives a check for $75 million.
	I'll let you know.
	If it happens, I'll let you know.
	I will let you know.
	So the couple of big stories, and I saw your clips.
	I presume you have stuff on the Trump declassification stuff.
	I have one.
	Yeah, I do.
	I have one of the story that you kept bitching about, the original story.
	But I want to do some COVID first because COVID brings in the money.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, sure.
	If you're in health care.
	So let's go.
	I do want to play, because I thought it was interesting to listen to this.
	The PBS NewsHour is just getting worse by the minute, which is great for me.
	And I thought that they're trying to outdo Amy Goodman on this report.
	This is the COVID move over Amy rundown of all the COVID crap everywhere.
	Across the U.S., new cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, according to the New York Times.
	Cases are nearing record highs in the Upper Midwest and Rocky Mountain.
	This operation has millions of dollars of budget.
	Why does it sound like shit?
	Well, yes, it sounds like shit, but why is the story according to the New York Times?
	Well, because that's the control central.
	That's where it all comes from.
	So they can't send their own reporters out and do their original reporting, despite the millions of dollars that people give them, and all the underwriters and institutions that give them tons of money.
	They're doing a clip-and-read.
	This is the old thing the radio stations used to be accused of.
	Every radio station in the country was a clip-and-read.
	The news department consisted of somebody with a pair of scissors in the New York Times.
	And they'd clip the articles and then put them in front of the newsreader, and he'd just read from the New York Times.
	Yeah, that's kind of what we do.
	Well, no, we hardly do that.
	It's funny you'd say that, but we don't...
	And the New York Times, we don't read from, believe me.
	No.
	All right, let's start the clip over and listen to this fabulous reporter.
	Why is this guy with million-dollar budgets...
	Reading from the New York Times is in a clip and read.
	It just makes no sense to me, but okay, let's let it rip.
	Across the U.S., new cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, according to the New York Times.
	Cases are nearing record highs in the upper Midwest and Rocky Mountain states.
	The Times database shows an average of 47,759 cases per day last week.
	That's a 12% increase in cases from two weeks ago, but still well below the peak average rate of more than 66,000 per day in late July.
	As of this morning, the Times reports that since the new coronavirus reached the U.S. last winter, it has infected nearly 7.7 million people in the United States and killed at least 213,500.
	Deaths are now averaging around 700 per day this month, below record levels, but far more than were reported in early July.
	Globally, there are now more than 36 million confirmed COVID-19 cases, and more than 1 million people have died, according to Johns Hopkins University.
	In Iran today, residents of Tehran were ordered to wear face masks when they are in public spaces, both indoors and outdoors.
	Iran has the highest rate of infections and deaths from COVID-19 in the Middle East.
	This week, the country had a record 239 deaths.
	In Russia, temporary hospitals built to treat coronavirus patients reopened in Moscow yesterday after a record number of new infections.
	Russia recorded more than 12,000 new cases, the highest daily increase since the start of the pandemic.
	This is not even a bad, it's a shitty podcast.
	The guy is dead.
	He's just bitching about the sound.
	Well, the whole thing, the read, everything is annoying.
	Yeah, I agree.
	Let me just jump into that for a second.
	We have a couple of, so we've got some data for you.
	I'll just read it off, just like PBS does.
	Every year, there are 56.9 million deaths worldwide.
	1.064 million COVID deaths from all of this year.
	Now, we've got a couple more months to go.
	So at the current rate of growth would be 1.5 million for 2020.
	That makes it 2.6% of all deaths in 2020.
	Just something to think about, about how horrible this is.
	And in Portland, Oregon, right on cue, 80,000 COVID tests just arrived in Portland, and you know what's going to happen.
	We're going to have a surge in Portland.
	I'm predicting it.
	There's a bunch of outdated tests.
	I'm predicting a surge!
	It's coming!
	And from the same Portland in the show notes worth taking a look at, actually it's from Oregon Health and Human, the Oregon Health, what's that called?
	Oregon Health Authority.
	They now have a new promotion.
	Rain and face coverings.
	Keep your mask dry by wearing a rain jacket with a hood, carrying an umbrella, or having other means to shield your face covering from rain.
	Letting your face covering get wet may decrease its effectiveness and make it difficult to breathe.
	You're outside, in the rain, with your mask on.
	Come on!
	Come on!
	That's just not okay.
	And then the final statistics, and this is all our producers' work and links and everything.
	This is CDC. A lot of our producers are spreadsheet junkies.
	They love numbers.
	They love doing charts and understanding.
	Let us take a look at total U.S. deaths, or as Dr.
	Tedros would say, deaths.
	Over the past four years.
	Total deaths past four years.
	United States.
	All causes.
	2017, 2,814,000.
	2018, 2,839,000.
	2019, 2,855,000.
	And extrapolating out...
	To fill in October, November, December 2020.
	Remember, 2019 was $2.855 million.
	For 2020, it'll be $2.838 million.
	It's completely consistent with the past four years.
	Completely.
	No change?
	No change.
	In fact, down a little bit from 2019 and 2018.
	Well, if you lock everybody up in their homes, it will go down.
	Ah, hold on a second.
	Yes.
	Well, this is interesting.
	We have the WHO now coming out and telling us that...
	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Hold on a second.
	We never told you to do that.
	Here is Dr.
	David Nabarro from the WHO. But we had Professor Sunetra...
	This is Neil Andrew, whatever, interviewing him.
	Gupta from Oxford University on.
	And she was implying, and I'm interested in you because you have a global mandate, a global view, was that a problem we don't think about in lockdowns is that they're very nationalistic.
	That if we lock down our economy, then it hits our economy.
	But it also means we are not buying stuff.
	We're not trading with weaker economies.
	We are not just destroying our own jobs.
	We're destroying the jobs of all those in the poorer parts of the world that export to us.
	That seemed to me to be a reasonable point.
	Really important point by Professor Gupta.
	I want to say it again.
	We in the World Health Organization do not advocate lockdowns as a primary means of control of this virus.
	The only time we believe a lockdown is justified is to buy you time to reorganize, regroup, rebalance your resources, protect your health workers who are exhausted.
	But by and large, We'd rather not do it.
	Just look what's happened to the tourism industry, for example, in the Caribbean or in the Pacific, because people aren't taking their holidays.
	Look what's happened to smallholder farmers all over the world because their markets have got dented.
	Look what's happening to poverty levels.
	It seems that we may well have a doubling of world poverty by next year.
	We may well have at least a doubling of child malnutrition because children are not getting meals at school and their parents in poor families are not able to afford it.
	This is a terrible, ghastly global catastrophe, actually.
	And so we really do appeal to all world leaders.
	Stop using lockdown as your primary control method.
	Develop better systems for doing it.
	Work together and learn from each other.
	But remember, lockdowns just have one consequence that you must never ever belittle, and that is making poor people an awful lot poorer.
	Exactly!
	Well done!
	What is this?
	What is he saying this now for?
	I don't know.
	Afraid of karma?
	It's...
	Yeah, afraid of backlash, that's what they're saying.
	They still have Sweden to deal with, who never locked down.
	Yeah, there's a documentary out about how Sweden did, actually.
	There's a lot of interesting documentaries coming out now.
	Well, yeah, while we predicted this, we said early on that there's going to be a bunch of scandalous information that's going to show up at the end, and now you have this guy covering his ass?
	Give me a break.
	Now, in the UK, the National Health System, they have the app.
	Well, I guess the app was initially sold to everyone as this is your contact tracing, and if you've come within a certain amount or certain area of someone who may have had it, and then you'll get an alert on your phone.
	But it turns out they're using it a little bit differently.
	Right.
	Now you can go to the NHS website and you can create that little widget there.
	You can create a QR code, which you then put on the front door of your establishment.
	And in order to come in, people will hold up their phone, scan the QR code, and then the app will go red or green depending on your status.
	Yeah, well, this is 1984.
	This is just the beginning, is what it is.
	You want to hear some 1984?
	Well, first I want to get a couple of things out of there.
	I want to get my Hari Sreenivasan clips finished from PBS. Oh, I'm sorry.
	Yes, go for it.
	So I have a...
	Let's see if I get the original here.
	Are we still on COVID? Because I'm still on COVID. Yeah, this is COVID. Okay.
	This is the Shrine of Austin thing.
	Now, this is a...
	I got two, three.
	This is 2D Construct, 3D Construct.
	Why don't you read something, because I've got to find a foundation clip here.
	I thought I had it.
	Okay, you look for the foundation clip.
	We got a note from one of our producers, Chrissy, actually.
	He says, Adam and John picked up a temporary job as an Amazon delivery driver and wanted to share some of the dystopian crap they're doing when I took a brief tour of the local warehouse.
	Cameras everywhere, with several monitors showing the camera feed.
	On the monitor, there are illustrations of a six-foot green circle around your feet.
	So you're looking at the monitor, you see yourself, and in the video you see a green circle.
	And as you move, the circle moves with you.
	But if your circle crosses into the territory of someone else's circle, the circles turn red, the buzzer goes off, and prompting people to grab megaphones and shout, Six feet, six feet!
	Oh, brother.
	I am told, she says, the video gets sent to higher-up management when this happens.
	Yes, all that's missing is the often-referenced net that you drop from the ceiling.
	There are a ton of people who seem like they have no other job but to line aisles with little handheld signs with messages about social distancing.
	And she said the break room is exactly the same.
	You're sitting there, you've got a six-foot square around your little table.
	If, yeah, if you come within someone else's square...
	And the buzzers go off again.
	Well, I like the idea.
	Hey, tell her to get a recording of the buzzers.
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, I don't know if she's...
	We need recordings.
	Okay, I got my stuff here.
	We do need recordings.
	Thanks, Chris.
	This is a minute clip on Trump and Biden.
	This is what happened.
	This is right at the beginning of the show.
	Saturday.
	This is a Saturday show.
	It's just recent.
	And I want you to listen carefully because there's some interesting flawed aspects to it.
	This is a PBS NewsHour report on Trump and Biden.
	Good evening and thank you for joining us.
	President Trump held his first in-person event since returning to the White House from Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, even though it's unclear if he is still contagious with COVID-19.
	He revealed his first positive test less than nine days ago.
	The president spoke to a crowd of invited guests from a White House balcony overlooking the South Lawn.
	Well, I'm feeling great.
	I don't know about you.
	How's everyone feeling?
	Much of the speech addressed campaign issues, and it featured multiple attacks on his Democratic opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden.
	But White House spokesperson Judd Deere told reporters the speech was an official event, and the campaign was not involved.
	In a pre-taped interview that aired on Fox News last night, the president said he was medication-free as of the previous eight hours.
	He said he was retested for COVID-19, but claimed he did not know the results.
	I have been retested, and I haven't even found out numbers or anything yet, but I've been retested, and I know I'm at either the bottom of the scale or free.
	In his speech today, the president did not mention his COVID-19 test results.
	His doctor has not answered questions since last Monday, and no one has released information on when the president last tested negative for the virus.
	Mr. Trump has already announced he will travel to Florida on Monday for a campaign rally.
	On his way to a campaign event in Pennsylvania late this afternoon, Vice President Biden said he tested negative for the coronavirus today.
	Before I came out again today to go somewhere, I had another test this morning.
	And I'm clear.
	I think it's important the president makes sure of two things.
	One, that he is clear.
	He is not a spreader, like Dr.
	Fauci said, the super spreader event he had for the Supreme Court announcement.
	Secondly, I think it's important that he make it clear to all the people that they should be socially distanced, they should be on the lawn, that's fine, but in fact they should be socially distanced and wearing masks.
	Oh, brother.
	Okay, so you have a very biased report, as you can tell by the slant of the whole thing.
	But they like to slip in.
	They don't let up on any of this stuff.
	I want you to just listen to this.
	We've got some subclips here.
	They're very short.
	I want you to listen to this.
	I want you to listen to the key words here.
	Hari on Biden deconstruct.
	President Biden said he tested negative for the coronavirus today.
	Okay, now we see what the operative word is.
	President Biden said he da-da-da.
	And here's the way they, when he refers to Trump, listen to the way that Trump is reading.
	Oh, I love this jar.
	Claimed he did not know the results.
	Hold on, let me do, first Biden.
	President Biden said he tested negative for the coronavirus today.
	Claimed he did not know the results.
	Okay.
	Biden said, but Trump claimed.
	This is a major, major, major issue with me.
	Yeah, I know, and you're right.
	That is, that is, shoot, that's bad reporting.
	How come Biden didn't claim?
	We don't know, because they didn't go into any details about Biden.
	Biden, you might as well say Biden claimed that he's free.
	Right.
	But no, no, it was Biden said, and then when it came to Trump, Trump claimed as if he's a liar.
	Yeah.
	The only reason he used the word claimed is to infer to the listener that he's a liar.
	He claimed to be...
	He claimed...
	No, it should have been Trump said he didn't know the results.
	It was about the results.
	Trump said he didn't know the results.
	He...
	You don't use claimed in these reports unless you're extremely biased.
	If you hate the orange man, then you say that, of course.
	Hello.
	Now, there's also this other thing, which is, that is the main pet peeve here when it comes to this report.
	And it's showing nothing but bias.
	But, if you just listen to this little segment here where they go on, they don't even, they don't do this with Biden, but they do this.
	This is the Trump 2 deconstruct.
	In his speech today, the president did not mention his COVID-19 test results.
	His doctor has not answered questions since last Monday.
	And no one has released information on when the president last tested negative for the virus.
	Where's all this about Biden?
	You talk to Biden's doctor?
	He's not the president.
	I'm talking about Biden, the fact that he's got the Parkinson's shuffle.
	Does anyone bring that up in the conversation?
	Bro, I listened to another clip of Joe from February.
	From February, man.
	Something happened.
	It was just a couple of months, but he's so different.
	I'll play it for you later.
	I'm going to stick with COVID. That's where the money is.
	People should be on the lookout for these kinds of hot words.
	And you can see the bias.
	And it's unacceptable.
	It's unacceptable.
	Okay.
	First of all, I just want to make mention CDC has come out with a report and says...
	We still have a problem with transmission.
	The main culprit now seems to be white men who still are not washing their hands properly after they go to the bathroom.
	What?
	Yeah, white men, yes.
	Still aren't washing their hands.
	I don't know what sample they took or where they tested this.
	They got a camera in the bathroom so they show the white guys not washing their hands?
	Just the white guys.
	Only the white guys.
	Scandals to look out for in the news.
	The Regeneron that the President was given.
	It was developed using cells derived from an aborted fetal tissue from the 1970s.
	It coincidentally came from the Netherlands.
	Are they pickling these things?
	What's going on here?
	So, of course, obviously this does not jive with the religious right, so we need to hype that up, be on the lookout for that.
	Then we have...
	Oh, yeah.
	It was kind of funny.
	Bloomberg had a report about this guy who, I think he's known, he's like a bio-body hacker, and he made a vaccine for COVID-19 from coronavirus from, I think, a chimpanzee, did it at his house, and it appears to work.
	Huh.
	But the way it's reported in Bloomberg is, wow, it seemed to really work well, but then somehow this guy is saying, yeah, but it's obvious that you really need a huge test to really know if it works well.
	You really need like 30,000.
	So my vaccine really, nah.
	So they shut him down.
	I told him to say, no, no.
	Apparently, the link in the show notes is interesting.
	30,000 is the magic number, except when it comes to polls.
	Right.
	And vaccines staying with that.
	Pooper, Anderson Pooper over at CNN, had Bill Gates on.
	Truth always wants to come out.
	You've talked about some of the sophisticated tools, the therapeutics that are coming and that some are here.
	Can you just talk a little bit, I mean, let's talk about Regeneron.
	You've been optimistic about it.
	It got, obviously, a big endorsement from President Trump because he was able to receive it.
	He's calling it a cure.
	He's calling on regulators to give it emergency use authorization.
	Do you support the idea of the emergency use authorization?
	And I assume it's not a cure.
	No.
	Well, the word cure is a bit of an overpromise.
	You know, that makes it sound it looks like works for everyone and the whole concern about this disease should go away.
	And that's the last thing we want people to think about.
	We don't want you to think of this disease going away.
	That's the last thing we want people thinking about.
	Wow.
	The absolute last thing we want people thinking about.
	You know, that's actually a...
	I'm going to give you a borderline clip of the day.
	That's an excellent thing.
	Borderline clip of the day.
	One more time.
	Oops, here we go.
	And the whole concern about this disease should go away, and that's the last thing we want people to think about.
	Yeah, it's the last thing.
	The last thing.
	At least until after the election.
	Oh, then you can think about it, sure.
	I got a clip from one of our producers who said, ah, this is total bull crap, listen to this.
	I think it was from NBC. I, as an airman and a pilot, have an understanding of pressurization systems and airflow and aircraft.
	I actually agree with it, which you're about to hear.
	And it, of course, flies in the face of the entire reasoning behind...
	Six feet separation.
	Air inside a plane flows from top to bottom.
	Pulled down by gravity, researchers say the air washes out airborne particles, including viruses, then runs through HEPA filters similar to those used in operating rooms, removing more than 99% of particles.
	The air is cycled every two to three minutes with fresh outside air, much faster than an operating room.
	Researchers say that airflow creates the equivalent of seven feet of separation, even between passengers sitting shoulder to shoulder.
	The risk of onboard transmission appears to be low.
	The challenge?
	Convincing passengers when just 30% believe it's safe to fly.
	Yeah, now you're never going to convince people that it's safe to fly, but I believe it is safe to fly.
	I've flown, and the Keeper has flown with me.
	Oh yeah, I think so too.
	Not a problem.
	But the whole six feet, he says seven feet here, but if you recall, one of the reasons that we came up with six feet is because of a study that showed that the person who had COVID on an aircraft, they looked at how many people around that person apparently were infected, and they determined that, oh, six feet is what it has to be.
	And this flies in the face of it.
	And I believe this to be true.
	I mean, these are very good systems.
	People are always complaining about, oh, you know, it's recycled air.
	No, no.
	Well, they do recycle the air.
	They don't recycle the air.
	It's not all fresh air coming in from the outside.
	Yes, yes.
	The pressurization system provides continuous fresh air into the aircraft.
	I was told by a stewardess years ago.
	Oh, yeah.
	Did you ask her to fly?
	She says that there is an amount of air that comes in from the outside, but it's not all from the outside.
	Well, okay, I'm wrong, I guess.
	So all the air comes from the outside, which is hard to do when you're up at 40,000 feet.
	Well, how do you think they pressurize?
	Okay, they pressurize it when it comes in.
	So all the air in the airplane is fresh.
	So what's the point of the HEPA filter?
	I'm asking you a question.
	The HEPA filter is for what comes from the outside air.
	You want to make sure whatever's outside that comes in is clean.
	Do you know how pressurization works?
	Yeah, they keep the plane in one piece.
	But do you know how it's performed, the mechanics of pressure?
	No, I don't think people understand this.
	You know that cone on the back of the plane?
	Yeah.
	On the tail, there's always a little opening there.
	That's part of your pressurization system.
	The air comes in from the front, and they close that, not all the way, but that's how they keep air flowing into the cabin.
	It pressurizes because literally the rear of the aircraft is closing down, still lets some out, so the air is in fact flowing through.
	That's why you lose pressure.
	It's not like someone kicked the cable off of some canister of oxygen.
	No, it's because something happened with the mechanics of the rear of the plane.
	So it is continuously fresh air, filtered from the outside, and it's non-stop.
	Okay, so the air comes in from the outside, goes through the HEPA filter, goes through the cabin, then gets blown out again, through the back.
	Yeah, well, most of it is blown out through the back for the pressurization, but they have a bleed air that comes into the cabin.
	Now, that back spot of a 747 is a jet engine.
	No.
	Yeah?
	No, not on the cone.
	Not on the tail cone.
	The tail of the 747 is a small jet engine.
	Let me take a look.
	I think you can probably see the...
	No, that's the tail cone.
	It's not a small jet engine.
	The engines are on the wings.
	No, I know the engines are on the wings, but there's a small jet engine on the back of one of these jets, and I thought it was a 747.
	No.
	No.
	Okay.
	Well, you know what?
	Here's the good news.
	We have so many professional pilots listening.
	We have tons.
	They're going to set me and you both straight.
	But, you know, there's a lot of pilots flying, and they love the flying.
	Oh, that was another great story.
	Oh, my God.
	I forgot this one from the banker.
	So the thing during the...
	All the rich people during the lockdown would fly private to go to Wyoming or Utah or whatever their second home was because, you know, God forbid we have to walk around with the plebs and get sick from them.
	And this one family who was extremely wealthy, their pilot got the whole family sick.
	I love that story.
	Oops!
	Okay.
	Now, I think I can lead into your clip with what I thought was just fascinating.
	The money, honey, was on fire this weekend.
	I don't know if you saw Maria Bartiromo's...
	Well, she's all hopped up on something.
	And I do have the clips that she did.
	She's all jacked up because she's, like us, caught this right at the beginning and...
	Never let up, and that's why she's so happy.
	The big scandal.
	Yeah, why don't I... By the way, the big scandal that nobody's covering.
	So, I have three clips.
	I don't know if we...
	Are we duplicating clips here?
	These clips are from Wednesday, just before our last show.
	Oh, no.
	This is from Saturday.
	Well, let's do the earlier clips first.
	Okay, all right.
	Okay, so you made a big fuss on the other show, and I thought rightfully so, that not only did nobody talk...
	We're talking about...
	Let's just do a background here.
	We're going to discuss the release of classified information, including handwritten notes by John Brennan, setting Trump up for this Russian collusion.
	Hillary Clinton!
	Hillary Clinton's setting him up.
	And behind it all, apparently, was Hillary Clinton...
	And Obama knew about it.
	Biden knew about it.
	The whole thing was a scam.
	And all the documents being released are indicating this.
	And on last Thursday's show, you made a fuss about the fact that this rolled out.
	Nobody said jack about it because it is a major scandal.
	Not even Tucker Carlson.
	All week.
	And then you said, not even Fox.
	So, I dug up Fox actually did cover it.
	Maria on Fox Business.
	Which nobody watches.
	Which nobody watches.
	Yeah.
	They covered it, and it was pretty complete, and I have to say, and she's very proud of the fact that she was on it from the beginning.
	But again, as you just said, nobody watches it.
	But let's listen to, this is the big scandal actually reported on FBN, Fox Business News.
	Welcome back.
	New bombshell documents.
	President Trump has ordered the declassification of all records related to the biggest political scandal in our history.
	The entrapment of one political campaign instigated by another with the help of the U.S. intelligence agency.
	Something I've been reporting on and breaking news on since day one.
	The director of national intelligence, John Ratcliffe, also released these new documents, including former CIA director John Brennan's handwritten notes for a meeting with former President Obama, revealing that Hillary Clinton approved a plan to, quote, vilify Donald Trump by stirring up scandal, claiming interference by the Russian vilify Donald Trump by stirring up scandal, claiming interference by the Russian It's just you can't write this stuff.
	It's unbelievable.
	Joining me right now is former South Carolina congressman and Fox News contributor Trey Gowdy, who was the chairman of the Oversight Committee while this was all going down.
	Trey, it's great to see you this morning.
	Thanks very much for being here.
	Yes, ma'am.
	Thank you.
	That's pretty extraordinary.
	What's your reaction to these declassified notes that show that it was actually Hillary Clinton's plan to tie Trump to Russia after all of those years when you tried to get documents from the FBI as a sitting chairman of a major intelligence committee, the Oversight Committee, and you kept hitting brick walls?
	We have two reactions.
	Number one, the DC media loves leaks, Maria.
	I mean, they're hopelessly infatuated with leaks.
	But when John Ratcliffe does it the right way, actually goes through the process of declassifying information so you and I can read it, he's vilified.
	So that's my first reaction, the duplicity of the DC media.
	My second reaction is, Devin wound up being right.
	I mean, think all the way back to when the House Intel Committee had to go to court to fight Adam Schiff and the Democrats to find out who funded the dossier.
	So it was the DNC buying Russian dirt to embarrass President Trump and divert away from her email arrangement.
	Wound up being exactly what happened.
	We spent four years investigating Russian collusion with the Trump campaign and got a big fat zero.
	And they never bothered to take seriously the intelligence that maybe Clinton was using Russian dirt to try to hurt Trump.
	They never even took it seriously.
	To be fair, whenever I see Trey Gowdy on, I kind of zone out.
	The guy is boring.
	I don't think he tells it well.
	I don't think he tells it well.
	No, I don't.
	Well, maybe.
	That's my personal thing.
	Here's my problem with Trey Gowdy.
	First of all, where was he when this was going on?
	Oh, well, we sent out a couple of subpoenas and they never answered, and so we didn't do anything about it.
	You didn't do any indictments.
	You didn't push, push, push.
	He's the guy who brought Hillary before that committee, if you remember, to grill her about something or other, and he didn't do jack.
	No.
	I mean, he's a showboater.
	And he makes it sound as though he's really...
	I mean, he could just as well be a Democrat.
	And as a hair person, it's unnecessary what he's doing.
	I don't know what it would...
	I mean, his hair is the...
	It's a look.
	It's his symbol.
	That's his thing.
	It's his image.
	You know who else has a haircut like that?
	The ex-CEO of Medio.
	Ha ha ha!
	It does.
	Yeah, except he dyes it black and Trey Gowdy...
	Dyes it blonde.
	Dyes it blonde, yes.
	All right, let's go into part two.
	Well, they never even took it seriously, but also some of your former colleagues are telling me that they've never seen this.
	So, you know, you can take it seriously if you see it.
	But these documents are completely new, according to Devin Nunes.
	Devin came on the show last Sunday, and the congressman, who is the ranking member of the Intel Committee, said that this was the first time he had seen this.
	So does this mean that they the FBI just sat on this and pretty much hit it so that the people investigating what the predicate was for an investigation into Trump would never know that Hillary actually decided to tie him to Russia collusion?
	Yes.
	That's what that means.
	When the chairman, he wasn't the ranking member at the time.
	He was the chairman.
	He's a member of the gang of aid.
	He's the head of the oversight committee for the intelligence community.
	So if Devin Nunes hasn't seen it before, and I certainly never saw it before, and Paul Ryan and Kevin McCarthy and Ratcliffe when he was a congressman never saw it before, It's not just the FBI. It's also the CIA. The CIA had access to this information, even more so than the Bureau.
	So if it's been four years and countless requests, and they were put in place by Donald Trump, it does make you wonder why it's taken us so long to access what I think everyone would consider to be a relevant piece of information.
	Yeah, I'd say this as my sources have told me that Gina Haspel is stopping this declassification so that she can keep these documents under lid.
	I mean, Gina Haspel was running the CIA in London during the time of this entrapment.
	Why is she pushing for Radcliffe to not declassify anything more?
	Is it just because she's embarrassed that the CIA will look like it was complicit while John Brennan was all over TV in the last three years saying that President Trump had committed treason, even though he knew of the same intelligence that he got, that he saw that it was Hillary Clinton's idea?
	Gina Haspel.
	We almost forgot about her.
	She's been real quiet.
	Gina's been real quiet.
	Well, we've got to remember that Gina Haspel is...
	She's a protege of Brennan.
	Brennan protege.
	She's a protege of Brennan.
	She could be a Muslim for all I know.
	You know what's really upsetting?
	I was looking to see how tall Maria Bartiromo is.
	I just like her the money, honey.
	She's only 5'5", but here's the shocker.
	She is only 5'3".
	Dude, she's three years younger than me.
	I thought she was, to be honest, I thought she was over 60.
	It's a shocker.
	No, just an aside.
	Okay.
	Disappointing.
	I don't know if you're right.
	That's so shocking.
	Okay.
	Well, let's go to part three, and then we'll take your clips.
	Well, one thing I learned the eight years I was there is the agencies are primarily concerned with protecting their own reputations.
	That's their number one goal when they wake up in the morning, whether that's the Bureau, whether it's the CIA. I will tell you this, though, Marie.
	I mean, President can bring...
	Gina Haspel was picked by him.
	So the president can bring Gina Haspel and Johnny Radcliffe and Bill Barr into his office this afternoon and say, okay, you don't think it should be declassified.
	You do.
	Give me both your arguments and I'm going to decide right now.
	I mean, he gets to decide what's classified and what's not.
	He can declassify anything he wants, and if you have a cabinet-level or almost cabinet-level official that is bucking declassification, make her come to your office and explain why.
	Yeah, yeah.
	So this is where it gets interesting, because there is without a doubt enough to...
	Start indictments, I think.
	And Bill Barr is just not going to do it before the election.
	Bill Barr has always been compromised.
	He has weird connections.
	He was a part of the whole 9-11, I would say, obfuscation, if not cover-up, along with, what's-his-face, who was the FBI director?
	Mueller.
	Was it Mueller?
	Yes, exactly.
	Mueller, who stayed on an extra two years, completely unconstitutional.
	Paper shredding.
	You know, he has connections.
	By the way, the CIA is shredding as we speak.
	Now, here is, and I have to say, the money honey on the ball from Saturday.
	She had the big guns.
	Starts with, let's pick up Devin Nunes.
	Nunes.
	One of the challenges I think that Durham has, the U.S. attorney out of Connecticut and the other U.S. attorneys that are working on this, is that some of these documents that Director Ratcliffe just made to light, they were hidden not only from Durham, but also from us.
	One of the challenges I think that Durham has, the U.S. attorney out of Connecticut and the other U.S. attorneys that are working on this, is that some of these documents that Director Ratcliffe just made to light, they were hidden not only from Durham, but also from us.
	You know, I think these documents only appeared in the last few months, and these were major bombshells that have been buried by debate and the president coming down with COVID.
	But the reality is that, you know, we now have the smoking guns of the fact that everybody within the Obama orbit knew that Clinton was running an operation.
	And secondly, the Crossfire Hurricane team, the team that was doing the spying, doing the investigation into the Trump campaign and the Republican Party, They also knew that there was a Hillary Clinton operation.
	So the only remaining issue that's out there that I don't have clarity on and that we need to get to the bottom of is at what point did the FBI and Department of Justice back in 2016, possibly late 2015, begin working hand in glove with the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee To run this investigation into the Trump campaign.
	Oh man, this is going to get so scrumptious.
	So, she also had the president on.
	And he did not mince words.
	And he laid it all out.
	We now know from these documents that John Ratcliffe unveiled that it was Hillary Clinton's idea to tie you to Russia in some way.
	It was successful.
	The whole country was talking about it for two and a half years.
	But what comes next, Mr.
	President?
	We can have all of these documents.
	We can see exactly what happened.
	But unless John Durham comes out with a report or indictments, unless Bill Barr Do you think this is resonating on the American people?
	Unless Bill Barr indicts these people for crimes, the greatest political crime in the history of our country, then we're going to get little satisfaction unless I win and we'll just have to go because I won't forget it.
	But these people should be indicted.
	This was the greatest political crime in the history of our country.
	And that includes Obama and it includes Biden.
	These are people that spied in my campaign and we have everything.
	Now they say they have much more, okay?
	And I say, Bill, we got plenty.
	You don't need any more.
	We got so much, Maria.
	Just take a look at the Comey report.
	78 pages of kill.
	Done by Horowitz.
	And I have a lot of respect for Horowitz.
	And he said, prosecute.
	He recommended prosecute, and they didn't prosecute.
	I couldn't believe it, but they didn't do it because they said we have much bigger fish to fry.
	Well, that's okay.
	They indicted Flynn for lying, and he didn't lie.
	They destroyed many lives.
	Roger Stone over nothing.
	They destroyed lives.
	Look at Manafort.
	They sent in a black book that was a phony black book.
	Phony.
	They made up a black book of cash that he got from Ukraine or someplace, and he didn't get any cash.
	It was a phony book.
	John Brennan briefed President Obama on this.
	What else is needed to ensure that the American people understand what took place trampling on American people's rights and liberties before the election?
	Look, we have all the evidence in the world.
	In addition to that, I released everything, every document.
	I don't care what it pertains to.
	I released everything.
	I've declassified.
	I'm the only one in the country that has the power to do that.
	I've declassified everything.
	I did it a year ago, actually, for Bill Barr.
	By the way, so we're at the dinner table, and J.C. knows about this.
	The fact that Trump actually declassified everything.
	Yeah.
	And I said, well, geez, this is the time to go for the Freedom of Information Act and get what you can before they lock it back up, which they're going to do after the election if Trump loses.
	Sure.
	But apparently there are companies being formed just to grab what they can.
	For publishing.
	Yes, and publishing.
	And there's tons of material apparently.
	In fact, when he declassified all of it like that, it probably was a mistake.
	Because now there's too much.
	Yeah, and remember, there's one more player who we haven't talked about, because the 33,000 emails apparently have been recovered.
	They are at State Department.
	And who was running the State Department?
	Another fine ex-CIA man.
	You don't ever really quit, as far as I know.
	You're always a member of the pickle factory.
	And he is the one that is dragging his heels on releasing.
	He has not released these emails.
	So, money, honey, to the rescue!
	What is the state of this investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails?
	I'm sorry.
	That's not money, honey.
	Who the hell is that?
	That's someone else.
	You'll remember, I was close to this even when I was a member of Congress when I served on the Benghazi Committee now, what seems like a little bit time ago.
	We've got the emails.
	We're getting them out.
	We're going to get all this information out so the American people can see it.
	You'll remember, there was classified information on a private server.
	It should have never been there.
	Hillary Clinton should never have done that.
	It was unacceptable behavior.
	It's not the kind of thing that leaders do.
	They don't put that kind of information out.
	And you can see, whether it's Russia or China or Iran or the North Koreans who want to get their hands on this kind of information, classified information needs to stay in the right places.
	Hold on a second.
	By the way, that was Dana Perino from Fox.
	What he says here is a classic bullcrap CIA line.
	Listen.
	Leaders do.
	They don't put that kind of information out.
	And you can see, whether it's Russia, China, Iran, or the North Koreans who...
	Oh, come on.
	Oh, Iran, North Korea.
	Oh, let's be...
	Oh, yeah, we don't want to put this information out.
	No, no, no, Pompeo.
	Uh-uh-uh-uh.
	He's got a problem.
	We get their hands on this kind of information.
	Classified information needs to stay in the right places.
	Secretary Clinton, when she was here at the State Department, did not do that.
	The President has the authority to declassify anything he wants.
	All authority is to him.
	Could he declassify it and order it released if he wanted to and if he ordered?
	Absolutely.
	We're going to get there.
	We're going to get this information out so the American people can see it.
	If he were to order that, would there be concerns about maybe health and safety of sources or methods that could possibly be in these emails if there's classified information?
	Oh, I've been at this a long time with President Trump for four years now almost.
	I've never seen him do anything that would put any kind of asset, any kind of one of our officers in any harm's way.
	He wouldn't do that.
	We'll get the information.
	You know, that line that she delivered was like a line scripted by the CIA. The way she put it.
	Let's listen again.
	Would there be concerns about maybe health and safety of sources or methods that could possibly be in these emails if there's classified information?
	Sources and methods.
	And you know why she asked that question?
	I believe, I've thought this for a long time, I think we've confirmed it, I believe Dana Perino to be a spook.
	Well, she has the look of a spook.
	She's got the look.
	She says the words.
	Where did she come from?
	Well, I'll go look that up.
	We'll finish the clip.
	I've been in that for a long time with President Trump, for four years now almost.
	I've never seen him do anything that would put any kind of asset, any kind of one of our officers in any harm's way.
	He wouldn't do that.
	We'll get the information out that needs to get out, and we'll do it in a way that protects the intelligence sources that we need to protect.
	Okay.
	In other words, they're not going to release the emails because there's too much good shit in it.
	Everybody wants to spot the spook.
	Yeah.
	Okay, Dana Brino, spook or not?
	Well, let's find out.
	Let's say she went to, what's her school?
	Let's start with the schools, of course.
	Yeah.
	She was born in Wyoming, which is, okay, it could be anything...
	Ponderosa High School.
	Graduate at Colorado State University.
	Not too bad.
	Master's degree in mass communication.
	She was on the university's forensics team.
	I don't know what that means.
	Worked for a TV station.
	Master's degree in public affairs.
	Then she moved from University of Illinois Springs.
	So far, nothing.
	But she also worked for...
	You know, she worked for a CBS affiliate.
	Oh?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Oh no, I see it on the Wikipedia.
	That's too funny.
	WCIA. Okay.
	Come on.
	Come on, man.
	Come on.
	Come on, man.
	We'll let that slide.
	Let's go on.
	WCIA. Hey everybody, WCIA. I'm Dana Perino.
	She's pretty cloaked, I will say.
	Yeah?
	Okay.
	She was nominated by President Barack Obama to serve on the Broadcasting Board of Governors.
	Well, that's not something you normally see from a Republican.
	Well, that's the...
	No, that's also the propaganda.
	And that's a front.
	Of course it's a front.
	Oh, here we go.
	As she started teaching political communications at George Washington University, I think somewhere...
	I think her husband...
	Her husband must have been the guy...
	Who is that guy?
	Who is her husband?
	He's an English-born Peter McMahon.
	Sketch.
	He's not linked, so I can't say.
	Oh, right.
	Hmm.
	And then Post, okay.
	I think you're right.
	I think your instincts are correct.
	But she's cloaked very well.
	She's not an obvious, except for the WCIA thing.
	You know what we call her?
	A good hire.
	She is a good hire.
	She's a good hire.
	Fantastic.
	It just came to me.
	Yeah, we know what's up with that.
	Okay.
	Oh, Saturday Night Live, since we had the banker and his wife over, we didn't watch it, but then in bed we watched the opening, which was Bill Burr, which was, gee man, I think...
	He bombed.
	Yeah, I felt he bombed, and I liked Bill Burr a lot.
	I did too, but this is not the audience for him, and he...
	He was trying to straddle.
	He was trying to say funny stuff.
	He should have just done a special thing for this audience.
	I think he screwed up.
	He took it for granted that his material is universal.
	And that jokes just don't work anymore.
	Stuff is not funny.
	If you can't say something outrageous or controversial, it's rarely funny.
	No, it just was a bomb.
	Now, the reason I bring this up is because I did not see what they call the cold open, which was debate with, of course, Kamala and Pence and the fly on his head.
	And I guess the fly was Biden.
	Ha ha ha.
	We hadn't seen the memes all week before.
	But a number of people keep emailing me.
	Yes.
	You were correct, sir.
	What?
	I got a collection of all the Biden-Wallace memes that came in, and that picture that we vetoed for the cover art was amongst them.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And that's why we're better than Saturday Night Live.
	But a lot of people are emailing me and saying, this was a deep fake.
	Look, the fly just appears on his head.
	You don't see it fly into the frame.
	And I wanted to discuss that for just a moment with everybody.
	Although I would love for that to be true, you cannot...
	Take a YouTube video and say that has been converted from whatever original, probably from television, not from original recording.
	Unless you can show me 60 frames, then there's no way for you to know if the fly flew into the frame or not.
	So it just doesn't translate.
	YouTube does not translate one for one.
	There's a lot of stuff that goes on in transcoding video for YouTube.
	Yes, I agree.
	And people get mad.
	Don't you see it?
	I say, no, I need to see all the frames.
	You have like five frames per second or whatever you're showing me.
	There are some people that claim it was a robot.
	No, I was the one that claimed that right up front.
	Robot fly.
	Drone.
	No, it's a drone.
	It's a drone.
	I wanted to call back for one second.
	I forgot to mention during the woke conversation, I got a note from Anonymous, who works for a public interest law firm in Minneapolis, Minnesota Nuts.
	He says, we've been looking for clients to help us bring lawsuits against private sector businesses that have been not hiring, firing, and harassing people based on their race and nationality.
	And what he means is, he was listening to Thursday's episode where we mentioned that Alex retweeted one of Trump's tweets and was called into his HR manager's office where they asked him if he was a white supremacist.
	You remember that story?
	Oh yeah, I do remember it.
	So our lawyer says, this is racial harassment and it is illegal.
	Please forward this to Alex so he can get in contact with me if he chooses.
	He says, you can also give a shout out to umlc.org.
	We've been fighting the mask mandates, the shutdown orders, police defunding in the Twin Cities and other discriminatory actions.
	But I was thinking of this in reference to the store.
	Where the guy was wearing a Trump t-shirt and you're racist, get out of here.
	Which sounds oddly like an altercation from several years ago.
	You sure that clip was new?
	I don't know whether the clip was new or not, but I sensed that it was fairly new because of the nature of the situation.
	It was a video.
	And it didn't look like an old video.
	But that is illegal.
	All of that stuff is illegal.
	But particularly, getting called into the HR manager office and saying, are you a white supremacist because you retweeted Trump?
	That is...
	That's pretty crazy.
	Right in par with this teacher, you may have heard the story, Patrick Casey.
	He teaches in California, Oxnard Union High School.
	And this was, a parent recorded this from a Zoom call.
	Their kid was on the call.
	And this is what he, you know, I guess the, something was, a question was raised and the kid said, oh, Donald Trump, President Trump.
	And immediately it was, The question was, who do you admire?
	Who do you admire?
	That's right.
	And the teacher right away just was having none of that because...
	White men.
	White men miss the old days where they could just be a white dude who walked up and grabbed women by their genitals and nobody said anything.
	Right?
	When was this?
	Hold on, hold on.
	Listen to the rest of it.
	When were those good old days?
	Well, you and I remember them.
	Don't you remember the old days?
	We just walk up and grab them?
	It was good times, man.
	It was good times.
	Right.
	But you can't do that now.
	So that's why there's all these people like, make America great again.
	What they mean is, make it...
	Exactly!
	We want to grab women by their genitals!
	Where did this guy grow up?
	How old is he?
	This never existed.
	He's in California.
	Of course.
	Teacher in California.
	Isn't that fantastic?
	I want to just reiterate something that's noteworthy.
	Homeschooling.
	The only reason for education currently in this country is to turn every student into a voting Democrat.
	That's it.
	There's no other reason.
	They're not teaching anybody anything.
	That's a good example.
	That world that he described never exists.
	I don't know of any world like that.
	Well, yeah, wandering around.
	Hey, let's just grab her by the...
	Just grab her.
	Yeah.
	Geez.
	Besides that, most of them would deck you.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And, you know, they got more strength than they look like they have.
	And you got your guard down.
	Oh, man.
	That's just so good, isn't it?
	So good.
	Unbelievable.
	All right, where were we?
	Well, I mean...
	We were somewhere.
	Well, okay, let me take one quick little thing.
	I want to get this out of the way, because it came in.
	It's a note.
	It's a note I want to read.
	All right.
	And let's see if I can find the right one.
	I think this must be it.
	Yeah.
	This is from one of our producers, Barry.
	And I know other people that have had it, too.
	And this sounds like a pretty standard report.
	I and my family are recovering from COVID and I thought I'd share a bit of the experience.
	He's a white male, 55, good health.
	My wife, same except female.
	Two daughters, 19 and 24, all tested positive.
	And they had symptoms.
	They had similar symptoms and disease progression.
	All are pretty much the same.
	With them, it started with aches, joints, connective tissue, etc.
	But the pain was different from anything I've experienced.
	Not the worst pain, but very unique pain.
	Then we all got a collection of symptoms that was exactly like a mild flu, which is what this would have been considered in normal times if it was never identified as something else.
	This is the way I see it.
	Because that's the way everyone describes it, a mild flu.
	But they had mild fatigue, a lot of fatigue.
	JC had a lot of fatigue.
	Mild fever, cough, and congestion.
	Now, the cough they told us didn't exist, but apparently everyone has a cough.
	Oh, no, I'm sorry, not the cough.
	Everyone had a cough.
	I'm thinking of something else.
	Congestion.
	That's what they said that we didn't have a lot of.
	And JC never had.
	He had the cough, but he never had congestion.
	Right.
	The kicker was the loss of smell and taste.
	Jesse had a mild, mild case, and all she had was a loss of taste and smell.
	Mm-hmm.
	When I say we lost our sense of taste, it's not the muted senses you get with any heavy congestion.
	It was a near total loss zero.
	That's what everyone says.
	But that also happens with the flu sometimes.
	I never had this happen to me.
	Well, I had the flu, so this wouldn't happen.
	All we could taste was salt.
	But nothing else.
	I wish I had tried a sour candy with a lot of malic acid to check that out.
	This loss lasted for about two days of total loss and then slowly came back.
	Which is, I got the other reports that are very similar.
	Now the sense of freedom is uplifting.
	It shouldn't be, I mean, I got over a mild to moderate virus.
	In a normal world, I've probably been taking a day and a half off of work and never thought about it again.
	Other than the loss in taste, that was unusual.
	Boom, done.
	So meanwhile, we shut down the country, screwed everybody up, and blamed Trump for everything.
	So we have a troll in the troll room, Libby Elitist, who says, oh, I'm doing the voice.
	Oh, is this the dismiss COVID as mild flu bit of the day?
	COVID equals asymptomatic spread, no immunity, 213,000 dead.
	Well, I'm going to put my money where my mouth is, Libby Troll, and I'll tell you what I'm going to do.
	We now have 70 people confirmed for the Vegas meetup.
	7-0.
	70 people.
	Masks will, in my opinion, I'm not sure about the venue, but you can wear them.
	You don't have to wear them.
	I don't mind.
	I'll tell you my rules.
	I'm not going to wear a mask.
	I will shake your hands.
	I'm not going to kiss you.
	And I will periodically pour some Purell or something on my hands just because I'm shaking your hand.
	I'm not worried about it.
	So, yeah, Libby.
	And I will say something.
	Adam's a neat freak, Libby.
	You're probably not.
	Exactly.
	The troll room just went crazy.
	I think about this.
	There's 70 people coming.
	I would say, if you don't feel so hot, or if you actually do feel hot, if you've got a temperature, then don't come or stay a little bit away.
	Stay a little bit away.
	Just act like it's a mild flu, and you don't want to infect any of your fellow Gitmo Nation residents, or me, or my wife, or Eric the Shill, or any...
	And there's lots of people coming.
	There's kids.
	But I'm not going to be, you know, like Libby the Elitist, like, oh, I could be a number!
	No.
	No, I stick by this.
	Are you going to be collecting donations at this event?
	Of course you are.
	And I will take dirty cash, as dirty as you want it to be.
	It's got to be in an envelope with a note, people.
	Dirty envelope.
	It's good.
	The clean envelope with a note in the envelope saying who you are and your city and all the rest.
	And the only precautions I will take is what I've been doing is I will continue to take my quercetin and zinc, which I've been doing since the beginning.
	I've been tested.
	Joe Rogan tested me.
	Two different tests.
	I actually was disappointed.
	I thought, oh man, I'm sure I've had it.
	Now, So, I stand by it.
	Are you assuming the test is accurate?
	Well, I had the antibody test, too.
	Are you sure that's accurate?
	I think so.
	I think so.
	Now, you know what?
	And my beautiful wife, she may want to keep her mask on.
	That's fine.
	She may not want to shake your hand.
	We haven't really talked about it.
	So, everyone and anyone is respected.
	But I'm just not worried about this.
	We've been this way for months and months and months.
	Had the same opinion.
	And, you know, you can tell me 213 dead all you want, but we just read the numbers.
	There's no excess death.
	213,000.
	Yeah, 213,000.
	There's no excess death in the United States.
	And what are the...
	I don't have comorbidities.
	The Tourette's.
	Well, I also say, I think that this, the guy that just wrote this note in, and I believe this is, the guy's not lying like Libby might think.
	The fact is, is that if it wasn't for this thing being identified as something different, it would have been seen as a mild fluid and it also killed a lot of people.
	Yes!
	I don't know if it kills many as they say, but then they say, oh, there's probably more dead, but then you have to go against the statistics you read at the beginning of the show.
	Right.
	You know, this is not worth ruining your life over.
	Thank you.
	Exactly.
	And I think, I'm a hugger, I really like to hug people, but if you had the flu, if there was a possibility of flu, I wouldn't want to hug you either.
	I don't mind shaking, I will shake everyone's hand, and I will remember not to stick it in my mouth, or touch my eyes or anything.
	Yeah.
	So...
	I will live and die by the sword.
	Nuts.
	Okay.
	Let me see.
	Well, there's a couple of directions we can go.
	I do have a Great World Economic Forum, Great Reset.
	We'll do that after the first break.
	I have four clips from the Rush Limbaugh interview with Trump that went two hours.
	Well, I have the F-bomb.
	That's all I got.
	I got the F-bomb.
	The F-bomb's got to be...
	Let's do this, because I didn't listen to that.
	And what was the deal?
	What was the deal?
	What's the deal, man?
	He must have been on a delay.
	I mean, the fact that the F-bomb clip caught out, I don't think that that went on the air, did it?
	Yeah, I think it did.
	Now, I would think that Rush is on a delay because he takes calls.
	He doesn't take that many.
	Yeah.
	But he does take some.
	And so you would put it on a delay because you know it's going to be the...
	Right, but the video we saw was of his studio camera, which takes the full direct feed, is not after the digital delay, I presume.
	Well, maybe.
	I don't know.
	As far as I know, it went over the air.
	And by the way, oh!
	Okay, oh!
	The horrors!
	Oh!
	Well, we can start with that clip.
	Just play it.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Never been done before.
	And Iran knows that.
	And they've been put on notice.
	If you fuck around with us, if you do something bad to us, we are going to do things to you that have never been done before.
	And to me, it actually sounded quite powerful.
	I liked it.
	Using the F word, which I use too much and just too much, but when the president does it here, that's like, you know, when he says, hey, don't fuck around with us, I thought it was powerful, actually, the way he used it in this instance.
	Now, I have, like I said, I only have a few clips.
	The thing was Trump talking and Rush trying to get word in edgewise, and every time he did, it was like Rush was actually ruining the flow.
	Because Trump was on a roll.
	He was just yakking, yakking like a madman, and he was throwing out a lot of information, but it was totally Trump, you know, in his chatterbox mode.
	And he gets in that chatterbox mode, and he can't stop talking.
	And this is like when he does his presentations in front of a large audience.
	He just goes.
	And Rush, you know, every once in a while tried to jump in and say something.
	It was always like took the it just rushed, screwed it up.
	But a couple of things I got.
	How is Rush?
	How's the cancer?
	He only comes on the air a couple times a week, and he sounds like his old self.
	Yeah.
	And there was one funny bit in here where he kind of...
	I'll play the funny bit first.
	This is where he goes on...
	On Black Lives Matter and the NBA. This is a classic example of how Trump manages to insult people just casually.
	He just does it routinely.
	He's got a little grudge.
	Let me throw an insult in and back it off a little bit with a kind of...
	Don Rickles, I kid, I kid.
	I mean, he does it differently, but he insults and does I kid, I kid, in a funny kind of a way, but he's an insult comic in many ways.
	So let's listen to, this is Trush, BLM, I should say BS, NLM, NBA. NBA Commissioner, they're going to pull their Black Lives Matter messaging next year.
	No longer going to be on the uniforms.
	No longer going to be on the basketball court.
	They're no longer going to...
	And I wonder why that is, Mr.
	President.
	Because their ratings have died.
	Oh, I wouldn't have known.
	I haven't watched a basketball game, and I helped them get open.
	I haven't watched a basketball game.
	You tried to help them.
	You tried to help the NFL. I tried to help the NFL, and then Roger, nice guy, Goodell, in his basement wearing a very tight blue t-shirt, you know, and he's not meant for it, nor am I, nor are you.
	It's just one of those things, you know, at a certain age you put on a tie, right?
	But what happens is...
	Nice sound effects.
	You stepped all over it with your laugh.
	No, I heard it, but what were the sound effects?
	That was his phone going off.
	I tried to help the NFL, and then Roger, nice guy, Goodell, in his basement, wearing a very tight blue T-shirt, you know, and he's not meant for it, nor am I, nor are you.
	It's just one of those things, you know, at a certain age you put on a tie, right?
	But what happens is...
	At a certain age you put on a tie.
	You know, you said something there.
	Here's the debate we should see.
	Trump versus Triumph the insult comic dog.
	He should step up for Joe.
	Put Triumph in there.
	That would be good.
	That would be funny to orchestrate that.
	Whether the guy who does Triumph would do it is another issue.
	He might do it.
	Maybe.
	You never know.
	So here's a couple of these other clips.
	These are pretty random out of this thing, but this is a funny Trump comment, lies, and then I'll explain what that means after the clip.
	We've been taken advantage of by every nation in the world, including our friends.
	Our friends sometimes are worse than our enemies.
	We are you know what I've done with NATO.
	We were taking we were taking care of virtually 100 percent of the military needs of Europe, guarding them from Russia.
	At the same time, they were taking advantage of us on trade.
	And in many ways, they were worse than China.
	China.
	And I changed so many things.
	But, you know, then they say, oh, in Germany they don't like Trump as much as they like Obama.
	Well, of course they shouldn't like me because Germany was taking advantage of us like few countries took advantage of us.
	What was Angela Merkel doing making a deal with Russia on that natural gas pipeline?
	You made that point at NATO. She should have been buying it from us.
	Nobody even knew about that pipeline until I brought it up.
	Not true.
	Excuse me, Mr.
	President.
	The No Agenda Show has been doing this for about eight years.
	Before he was elected president, we've talked about that pipeline.
	Nobody ever knew it.
	Sure.
	So there you go.
	I put it on the list of lies.
	We should be part of the National Security Council.
	It's so easy to see.
	They could do worse.
	Anyway, so I got a kick out of that.
	That's a good one.
	That was worth making a clip of.
	Trump lies!
	Now, here's where he goes, and just because he's on a total tear.
	Yeah, he's doing material now.
	He's doing material, so he decides to go off on...
	So he goes off on Biden, and he doesn't...
	He's working on different ways to slam Biden, and he's got some code words in there, and he's got some cool little ways of putting things.
	And so this is where he morphs into a...
	Kind of a disparaging bite, and this is the last tip I have of this.
	I said, why are you paying Russia billions of dollars and we're protecting you?
	Tell me, what kind of a deal is this?
	We're protecting you, but you're giving Russia every month billions of dollars.
	What did she say?
	She smiles because she's a very smart one.
	She knows it.
	There's no way she can answer the question.
	I say, you don't have to answer the question, Angela.
	I like Angela.
	I get along with her, believe it or not, quite well.
	But, you know, she's a player.
	And I said, Angela, don't answer the question because I don't want to embarrass you.
	There's no way she can answer the question because she gets away with it.
	That's why.
	She's a very smart, cunning person.
	But I caught him.
	Hey, Rush.
	I got them to pay $130 billion going to $410 billion more each year.
	Against Russia.
	Now, I get along with Putin.
	I like Putin.
	Putin possibly likes me, but I guarantee you one thing.
	He would have much rather seen Crooked Hillary, and I guarantee he'd rather see Biden, because Biden is slow.
	Biden is not equipped to be president.
	He never was in his best day.
	But he is not equipped now.
	It's no longer prime time.
	And not because he's 78.
	Because, frankly, at 78, as we said before, I know the sharpest people.
	They're 85.
	They're 80.
	It's not an age, you know, now they're all saying, oh, it's 78.
	It's not because he's 78.
	There's something wrong with him, okay?
	And we can be nice about it.
	Well, they know that.
	That's why they're angling to get Kamala the gig.
	Nobody wants to say it, but his thoughts are bad.
	Here's a guy, you talk about access to the press.
	I've never seen this before, and I've watched a lot, and I don't know how it gets away.
	You saw that NBC joke the other night, where it's like a child, like you're asking a child questions.
	They don't talk to me that way.
	When you look at the questions that he gets, and then he reads the answers off a computer.
	Now, that means that he's supposedly legitimate, but they're not legitimate.
	You know that better than I do.
	These news organizations are giving him questions They're putting him in a computer.
	He's reading the answers off a computer.
	I've never heard of that before.
	I've never done that.
	Can you imagine?
	Give me the questions, and I'm going to give you an answer off a computer.
	He's reading the answers off a computer.
	Yes, we got it.
	Reading off a computer.
	But the president is right, and I wanted to play these two quick clips.
	Well, I want to mention the one little quote I thought was a real good way of putting it.
	Biden is no longer prime time.
	Yeah, that's...
	You know, there's all these different ways of saying is, you know, one card short of a deck.
	Yeah, yeah, not primetime.
	But this is no longer primetime.
	I always thought it was a gem.
	Yeah, that is good.
	Well, let's listen to Vice President Joe Biden in February of this year.
	As president, I'll make sure we get to net zero emissions before 2050, and we're going to invest $400 billion in clean energy technologies, twice what we invested in going to the moon, to make sure we lead the world again in clean energy.
	A clean energy technology future.
	Making sure that every new infrastructure project, highways, schools, buildings, from this point on is a green infrastructure.
	Installing 500,000 charging stations on these new highways.
	Owning the electric vehicle market.
	Creating 10 million new jobs.
	Not $15 an hour, but $50 an hour with benefits.
	Prevailing wage.
	I think it's time we had a president with the courage to stand up to the NRA and the gun manufacturers.
	That was Joe Biden in February.
	I mean, the guy is fired up.
	Hey, I'll take a $50-an-hour job if it's a good-paying union job, Joe.
	And now here's Joe just two days ago.
	Sir, I've got to ask you about packing the courts.
	And I know that you said yesterday you aren't going to answer the question until after the election.
	But this is the number one thing that I've been asked about from viewers in the past couple of days.
	Well, you've been asked by the viewers who are probably Republicans who don't want me continuing to talk about what they're doing to the court right now.
	Well, sir, don't the voters deserve to know?
	No, they don't deserve to know.
	I'm not going to play his game.
	No, they don't deserve to know.
	And it got even worse when he made this flub.
	Everywhere I've been hearing all around the country.
	You're trying your breast, but it never feels like enough.
	You're trying your breasts?
	Everywhere I've been hearing all around the country.
	You're trying your breasts, but it never feels like enough.
	Oh, brother.
	So this is not the same guy.
	I mean, something happened.
	No, that's what Trump says.
	Trump goes on about Biden even further.
	But I have one Biden clip since we're playing these.
	Okay.
	This is...
	So Joe goes to Nevada.
	He is a little fired up on this speech, but it's the same old speech about holding your daughter and saying, oh, it's going to be okay, honey.
	You know, that's crap.
	But he's in Nevada, and he's wearing a mask, and he's got sunglasses on, even though the sun's not in his face.
	You can tell by the lighting.
	But he's wearing these sunglasses, so he looks like a mobster.
	I don't know why he does this.
	Why not?
	Yeah.
	I'd do it if I looked like a mobster.
	That's cool.
	Well, he does look like a mobster.
	He's got the mask on.
	He's got his aviators.
	They don't show this.
	They don't show the scene, but apparently he's in like a drive-in theater or something, and there's all these cars, and they're honking instead of applauding.
	Really?
	So it becomes a surreal thing where he says something and then all these horns start going off.
	So instead of like, you know, clipping this, I just left the horn honking in because it's actually kind of amusing just to hear him say the same old, same old, but with these horns going off.
	Seven million more jobs than the president's plan.
	And one trillion dollars more in economic growth than the president's plan.
	Democrats know how to get things done.
	Whoa, he's fired up.
	Here's how my plan works.
	It's not gonna raise a penny in tax for anyone making less than $400,000 a year.
	Not a penny.
	Listen to all those rich fuckers honking their horns.
	They must be making $400,000 a year.
	$400,000 a year.
	Not a penny.
	And how am I going to pay for all this?
	I'm going to ask the big corporations and the wealthy to start paying their fair share.
	You realize that the Fortune 500 companies, 92 of them making billions of dollars, don't pay a single penny in taxes.
	It's wrong!
	Donald Trump paying $720 in taxes?
	$720?
	Come on.
	Come on, man.
	I thought it was $750.
	It was $750.
	He said $720 for some stupid reason.
	And while he was doing the Reno thing, I do have to pull this out because he does it over and over.
	He can't leave this out of his speech.
	This is Biden and Reno with the respect clip.
	The job, Joe, is about a lot more than a paycheck.
	It's about your dignity.
	It's about respect.
	It's about your place in the community.
	This friend will look your kidney in the eye and say, honey, it's going to be okay.
	Brother.
	Now, just on Joe's plan for a second, he said he's going to tax the corporations and the wealthiest individuals.
	So they can pay their fair share.
	Which sounds a bit like California.
	And Bill Maher is back in his studio Friday nights, and he had Adam Schiff on, Congressman Schiff, and he brought this up!
	Look, you're a congressman from California.
	I know some of this is not in your domain because you go to Washington and work on national issues, but I live in California, so I'm going to bitch a little bit, can I? Because, you know, I mean, there is an exodus.
	California businesses are leaving the state in droves.
	In just 2018 and 19, which were economic boom years, 765 commercial facilities left, 13,000 businesses left between 2009 and 2016.
	Look, I came out here in 1983.
	I found paradise.
	I love California.
	I do.
	I don't want to leave.
	But I feel like I'm living in Italy in the 70s or something.
	Super high taxes, potholes in the road.
	I don't know what I'm getting from my super high taxes.
	And I do understand.
	And this talk of Exodus, you know...
	I tell you, people talk about this a lot now.
	And people are leaving.
	Like, in my industry, Joe Rogan left.
	Excuse me.
	Bill Maher, you cannot put yourself anywhere near the realm of podcasters.
	Okay?
	You are beneath a podcaster, my friend.
	It's not your industry.
	Ben Shapiro?
	Sorry, ladies.
	Elon Musk talks about leaving.
	What do you say about that, says a California representative?
	Well, I think we have to make every effort to make this a more business-friendly state.
	I don't think there's anything incompatible with being progressive and also wanting to make sure that this is a place that businesses can survive and thrive.
	Yeah, great answer.
	No, no.
	Going back to Biden for a second, someone sent me this clip, and sometimes I just wonder, If Trump is not a time traveler or how he does it, but from day one, the biggest lie about him has been the very fine people hoax.
	And, oh, by the way, I should mention this.
	I think if you go to veryfinepeople.info.
	Yeah.
	Yes, there it is.
	Veryfinepeople.info.
	If anyone asks you, you can just say go to veryfinepeople.info and there's now a website.
	There's a transcript, there's a tape recording, there's everything.
	Yeah.
	So we go back to when Joe Biden was in the Senate.
	And this was...
	Well, listen.
	Senator made a very moving and eloquent speech as a son of the Confederacy, acknowledging that it was time to change and yield to a position that Senator Carol Mosley Braun raised on the floor of the Senate,
	not granting a federal charter To a organization made up of many fine people who continue to display the Confederate flag.
	So, wow!
	In exactly the same...
	Who is the producer?
	Producer, give at least his first name or her first name.
	Okay, let me see if I can find...
	That is a great...
	That is a dynamite catch.
	Isn't that fantastic?
	Let me see who that was.
	That's Clip of the Day right there.
	I wish I had that on hand, but I'm going to search the system real quick, see if I can find...
	Yes, this was...
	Ah!
	This producer is only known as C.K., This producer has done a lot of work to get me stuff completely anonymous.
	C.K.'s fine.
	C.K., yeah.
	C.K. did a great job on that one.
	Friend of Louie.
	No, I don't think so.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the insult comic dog, John C. Devorak!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	In the morning, all ships with sea boots on ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, dames of the nice out there.
	Yeah, something like that.
	Hey, in the morning to our trolls in the troll room at noagendastream.com.
	Hands up, trolls!
	Let's count you.
	1829.
	That's what we like to see on a Sunday.
	Hello, trolls.
	Yeah.
	Oh, man, they ganged up on Libby Lefty, whatever that was.
	Maybe the lefty.
	Someone ain't coming back to the troll room.
	And that's what we like about it.
	The troll room is open.
	You can troll.
	You can yell at each other.
	You can yell at me.
	Do whatever you want.
	It makes it onto the show, but so do one-liners.
	All kinds of fantastic stuff.
	I love producing with the troll room out of the corner of my left eye.
	I don't know why somebody like that person Libby Lefty would come into our troll room in the first place.
	Because it's a troll room.
	Why not?
	Are they sent?
	What's the point?
	Are they sent?
	Are they part of a scheme?
	No.
	Are they from Reddit?
	Of course.
	You know where they come from.
	Of course they're from Reddit.
	I have a funny note by somebody who got turned onto the show by Reddit.
	Oh, really?
	Because they blasted us and played some clip, and they said, I listened to this clip, it sounded great.
	I saw this in the show.
	Woo!
	Fail.
	Backfire.
	Okay.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	So that is now agendastream.com.
	And when you're in there, you can ask for an invite to NoAgendaSocial.com.
	NoAgendaSocial.com is our federated social network that has no algos, and it's a great signal to noise.
	In fact, I got a really nice email from...
	Where is it here?
	From Sir Hamus, who said...
	I've always said, get off of Twitter, get off of Facebook.
	For, I think, €9 a month, you can set up your own Mastodon server.
	This is the note from Sir Hamus.
	Can't thank you enough for encouraging producers to get my own hosted Mastodon instance.
	Took less than 10 minutes to set up, and now I've sent invites to all of my family for access to our very own social instance.
	Well worth $10 a month being able to follow my kids and their grandparents in a face-bag free way to share and keep in touch.
	I convinced my parents to delete their Facebook accounts.
	They've been enjoying an inner peace recently and that they've been missing for a decade of being force-fed the garbage and made-up drama induced there by the minute.
	And you can go to masto.host, M-A-S-T-O dot host.
	We have no affiliation.
	It's just some guy in Norway or Denmark.
	And he set it up and it works.
	And for a small group, it's not for the size that NoAgendaSocial.com is.
	And you can connect them.
	You can federate them so it works across servers.
	Worth looking at.
	And that is NoAgendaSocial.com.
	Then all we need to do now is we need to thank the artists for episode 1,284.
	We're coming up on our 13th anniversary.
	This was brought to us by Mike Riley.
	And it is a fabulous llama with lipstick.
	And eyelashes.
	And I don't even remember what the reference was.
	What was the reference?
	Was some guy having sex with a llama?
	Was it something like that?
	This is how syphilis came to Europe.
	Ah, exactly.
	Now, there was a lot of art that we had to choose from, and we didn't choose this one right off the bat.
	No, you did.
	You chose this one right off the bat, and then I had to try to get you off of it.
	I was promoting...
	You liked to fly!
	What fly?
	Didn't you like the fly on Pence's head?
	No, what I liked was the Trump roid rage by Matt.
	It was all pumped up.
	Yeah, see, to me, that was like, I was just another Trump looking like the Hulk.
	You know, I was like, okay.
	I didn't see another.
	You say another Trump looking like the Hulk.
	I don't recall that in the past.
	I also thought that Nick the Rat's pants now was kind of okay.
	Yeah, it didn't have enough context.
	And I like Darren O'Neal's NBA coaching as racism.
	I liked all those three.
	Yeah, but we just didn't want to give it to Darren, right?
	You said, fuck that guy.
	No.
	You kept insisting about the llama.
	You were all in for this thing.
	I love the llama.
	The llama was hilarious.
	I skipped the llama.
	You also wanted Sir Ned's boobs, which I thought was inappropriate.
	No, I did not want that either.
	I don't know why you're making this up.
	You're calling me a liar.
	I'm going to record this.
	You said you liked the boobs.
	Well, I can always say I like the boobs, but I didn't like these boobs.
	And the three-card Monty, you liked that too.
	I did like the three-card Monty.
	I thought that was a good reference.
	So why did I win?
	Why did I win?
	Because I didn't have strong enough arguments for any of these other artworks, and this was original art, and he actually fine-tuned it with two versions.
	And we were very enamored with the font.
	Well, no, his font is nice.
	I mean, he's obviously designed a No Agenda font for himself, and he uses it all the time.
	We analyzed the font.
	I did, anyway.
	And notice that this is a font of his own drawing.
	And he can send me a note.
	Maybe somebody else has done it.
	But it's a hand-drawn font, and it's been font-ized, so it's not like every O is different.
	Yeah.
	But that wasn't the main reason.
	It was remotely funny.
	It was funnier, and it was original art.
	And so we picked it.
	I couldn't really push the other stuff hard enough, and you were poo-pooing everything.
	Congratulations, Mike Riley, and congratulations really to all the artists for producing such fine art.
	And I encourage everybody to go take a look at noagendaartgenerator.com.
	It's good for a laugh.
	A lot of it is completely inappropriate.
	A lot of it, yes.
	Not to be displayed as our album art, but stuff like this, like the llama, man, I believe it gets people to listen.
	I think that when you see a whole wall of stuff and you see the same art for the same podcast and we're always different, and you see a llama with eyelashes and lipstick, click, I'm playing!
	So it's really important, and it's a part of the value for value that we propagate.
	What was the show name?
	The show name was...
	Eyeballitis.
	You're right, eyeballitis.
	Eyeballitis, to which I said, hey, that's interesting.
	The dictionary doesn't recognize...
	My spell checker doesn't recognize eyeballitis.
	Yeah, you actually thought it was a real word.
	I thought it was a real word.
	Oh, okay.
	It's not a real word.
	All right, fine.
	Sorry about that.
	Of course, a lot of this art shows up over at noagendashop.com.
	Those guys have been making all kinds of groovy stuff, and they split the money with the show and with the artists, and it's all a nice value-for-value kiretsu.
	And we also love highlighting our top donors for each episode.
	They receive the official and very...
	Actually, very official title of executive producer, in this case for episode 1285, or associate executive producer of episode 1285 of the No Agenda show, and we're going to thank them right now.
	Yes, starting with Dreb Scott, Earl at Large.
	And he celebrated 1010 day by giving us 1010.10.
	Wow, that's some good luck right there.
	Quite a lot of luck he's going to get out of this.
	And all he says is keep up the great work.
	No jingles, no karma.
	All right.
	Dreb Scott.
	Earl at large, thank you for your courage, sir.
	Really appreciate that.
	Daniel Mariano in Pflugerville, Texas.
	Mm-hmm.
	333.69.
	And he sent a check-in with a note.
	And the note says...
	Uh, this donation will bring me to knighthood.
	Now, supposedly he's already been brought to knighthood according to Eric, but I have no evidence of this, and why would he want a knighthood again?
	So we're putting him on the list whether he's double knighting or not.
	Hmm.
	Uh...
	My accounting is attached.
	I'd like to be known as Sir Daniel Mariano.
	Simple enough.
	That's easy, yeah.
	If possible, I'd like the following jingles.
	Trump aroused, kiki science, that's true.
	For the round table, I'd like dunkle and potato pancakes.
	Also, if you could throw in some jobs karma, that'd be great.
	I'd like to give a shout out to Sam Morehouse for hitting me in the mouth four years ago.
	Thanks, Sam.
	You're the best.
	Perhaps you can get your act together one day and join me at the round table.
	Thanks for all that you and Adam do.
	You've truly made a positive impact on how I see the world now.
	Keep up the good work.
	Love and light.
	Was it just a regular karma or jobs karma?
	Oops.
	John?
	Well, I don't...
	Did he say Jobs' karma at all?
	That's what I'm asking you.
	I'm asking you.
	Oh, no.
	He's got no karma.
	Just Trump around Dr.
	Kiki's science, and that's true.
	It was hard to get it aroused, and it is hard to get it aroused, but we got it aroused.
	Shut up already!
	It's science!
	That's true.
	I just looked.
	If he was knighted, it was never done on the show, and it was never put in the credits.
	Oddly enough.
	Well, he's getting knighted today, which makes sense since he just sent a note in asking for being knighted.
	Perfect.
	Perfect.
	Okay.
	Jeff Gellinaw in Monroe, Washington, 33333, and he says, saw you on Rogan.
	Now, this is my number one podcast.
	Nice.
	Thank you for calling these assholes out.
	Chinese asshole!
	Yeah!
	Well, welcome, Jeff.
	Welcome.
	Glad to have you here.
	You are not alone.
	We've got a lot of Rona producers.
	And they all turn out to be high quality.
	Yes.
	High quality.
	Yeah.
	High quality people.
	Welcome to the podcast.
	High quality people.
	No doubt about it.
	Thank you, sir.
	Sir Dodger of Panhandle in Pensacola, Florida.
	33333.
	They're high quality until they turn on us.
	This completes my second knighthood, which I'm gifting to my smoking hot wife, Misty, for her 45th birthday on 10-18.
	So we've got a birthday and a daming.
	Dame Misty of New England.
	To the round table, scapegoats and flying monkeys.
	You might die, that's true, and oh my god, that's so amazing.
	Hey, that's very kind of him, to give the damehood to his smoking hot wife, Misty.
	That's very cool.
	I like that.
	You might die.
	That's true.
	Oh my god, that is amazing!
	Danke.
	Jonathan Sims is next on the list.
	$333.33.
	I don't have his location, but he says, Hi, John and Adam.
	Thank you for the show.
	Thank you for all the producers who support the show.
	My smoking hot baby mama and I receive tremendous value, but we are currently douchebags.
	Oh, no!
	Please cleanse us of this shame before we join Adam and the unmasked NA nobility this Tuesday at the Las Vegas meetup.
	You got it.
	You've been de-douched.
	Your show is our favorite media stream to ingest and keep our amygdalas at bay amidst the onslaught of a globalist a-hole propaganda.
	The universe is surely a better place because of its greatest podcast.
	That's us.
	Like the request, I got ants, WTC7 won't go away, and a goat karma for the protection and development of our first human resource on route.
	And he says, thank you, Jonathan and Diana.
	Well, by request.
	I got ants.
	I got ants.
	WTC7 won't go away.
	You've got...
	Yeah, the full Ant song is two minutes, so we'll only do a little bit there.
	Joe Gates is next on the list.
	$333 from Laytonville, California.
	No note I can find.
	Nothing under Gates, nothing under subject line donation.
	I found a lot under Gates, but nothing with Joe.
	Yeah.
	Jacob Long is next.
	He's the first associate executive producer at $234.34 from Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
	In the morning, this donation is from my smoking hot partner, Laura Renegade, and her 34th birthday on Sunday.
	I don't know if she's on the list.
	Oh, let me check.
	Laura Renegade.
	That's today, actually.
	Today?
	I can do this check.
	Laura Renegade, Renegade, Renegade, Renegade.
	She just joined the new Pew Pew Club.
	And I felt a de-douching along with an associate executive producer credit would round out her birthday weekend.
	You've been de-douched.
	We were hit in the mouth just before the CCP virus, you got lucky, just before the CCP virus landed by our friend Sir Jason DeLuzio of Chadsford.
	he's more creative than his name i don't know what that means as the middleness as the mindlessness grew so did our listening we both really appreciate the show and listen even when we aren't together the show is almost as good as having a smoking hot supportive partner to navigate this global panic attack that's us baby um Smoking hot partner.
	Since I haven't donated for myself yet, is it okay to call myself out as a douchebag?
	No.
	No, not in this note.
	Now, gratuitous call-outs is not...
	What is it with people who just want to be douched?
	I don't know.
	I have no idea.
	I'm against it.
	It's a furry thing.
	She would do it if she were making the donation.
	Right.
	Well, she's not making the donation.
	Jingles for Renegade.
	Pew, pew, pew.
	Don't eat me, Bo-Gitan.
	Don't enslave me, Kamala.
	And some jobs karma.
	And she's looking for an upgrade, and I'm in the event industry with a production company in the Philly area.
	All right.
	Well, thank you for your courage.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Not quite sure.
	Don't eat me.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	That one is just not requested enough.
	Don't enslave me, Camilla!
	So the child is terrified.
	I love the trembling in her voice.
	One more time.
	Don't enslave me, Kamala!
	Kamala!
	It's so good.
	Get her a SAG card immediately.
	This kid is good.
	So you put her on the list for birthdays?
	Yes, I got her on.
	Sir William Durkin, meanwhile in Greenville, South Carolina, came with $222.
	Please give this associate producer title to my...
	This is nice today.
	So we have to make a note here.
	This is an associate producer title given to his stunning girlfriend, Agatha Shepaniak.
	Will you please give her some jobs, karma, and play, Dr.
	Kiki?
	People are learning through science.
	And he emailed a clip.
	I got it.
	I got it.
	People are learning through science.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yay!
	You've got karma.
	Now, I'm not sure...
	Because, you know, Kiki's on to this.
	Dr.
	Kiki, she kind of took it in Ron when we were making fun of her, and she's done this before, so I don't know if it's been edited or if she's just doing this, but it's funny.
	People are learning through science!
	Yeah.
	It sounds different than the other science, so it doesn't sound like a clip.
	Well, we'll find out.
	You know, I think it's probably a real clip from her.
	That's something she does.
	It's something she says.
	Yeah.
	At least she's consistent.
	That's what I like.
	Dr.
	Kiki.
	Cody and Sherry Wermodger.
	Wermodger, I guess.
	Wermodger.
	In Arlington Heights, Illinois.
	Yeah, you're right.
	Yeah.
	To 1010.
	This donation is a birthday gift from myself, Cody, and my mom, Sherry, to be credited to my amazing father and her wonderful husband, Eric.
	We're a modger.
	For his 59th birthday, now belated on 10-10-2020.
	10-10-2020, by the way.
	Yeah, nice, nice numbers.
	Nice stuff.
	We love you so much.
	Thanks for being the greatest dad, husband, and more recently, grandfather.
	You're the best.
	I also give the old man a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	My mom and myself don't need it because we are good slaves.
	And have already donated.
	I found a show way back in the time before the dimensional split, a simpler time, a time before widespread TDS and COVID paranoia.
	I managed to hit my father in the mouth after a few years, and he in turn, with the help of the globalist community and useful idiots pushing COVID doom and gloom, and your universe level-headedness hit my mother in the mouth.
	We discuss the shows regularly and share our favorite moments and best information.
	We laugh and sometimes fume.
	But it's all worth to know that we are not alone.
	And we all love you both and we're so grateful for the show.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	So to you both, Buzzkill and the Crackpot, we say thank you and may you never find an exit strategy.
	Well, unfortunately, we do have an exit strategy.
	And the exit strategy is we podcast until we die.
	That's the big exit.
	Bye, everybody!
	I can't think of any other exit strategy for us.
	There are worse jobs to have than sitting around shooting the shit.
	Right?
	Because if we didn't have this show, we'd just be...
	Shooting this shit to ourselves.
	Yes.
	You and the banker.
	Andre Adams is next on the list at $202.
	I do have one.
	Don't forget, I've got to add another one at the end.
	Yep, I remembered.
	Andre was prematurely knighted last week because he sent so many notes in that he ended up getting knighted.
	He didn't want to be because today is show 1285, which is coincidentally the same as his birth month.
	And it's also 1 plus 2 equals 3, and 8 minus 5 is 3, which is the magic number 33, which is convoluted.
	Remarkable.
	And he wants to be united.
	It's a real idea of the National Nether.
	He's been a listener since around the mid-550s.
	There were some CNET girls fangirling out over 23andMe, and there was a Reddit post calling you guys assholes.
	Ha, ha.
	That you played a clip from the show.
	I guess we played their clip.
	Listening to the YouTube clip, you guys gave some great insight and I was hooked.
	Thank you, Reddit.
	And what was that about?
	Been on our subscription for a while and currently halfway to the second night.
	I was a California refugee before it was cool.
	Originally from down the street in Vallejo, right up the road from John.
	It's hard to go back seeing how it's gone so far downhill.
	Vallejo started going downhill in the 50s.
	I have a female friend, 35 no kids, but has two dogs that is completely all in.
	Bought both the White Fragility book and Trump's sister's book.
	Oh my.
	Watches that garbage Trevor Noah Daly show.
	Huge NPR listener.
	Still believes the Russia hoax and is a huge orange man bad syndrome sufferer.
	Yeah, sad.
	If Trump loses, he won't leave the White House.
	I damn near spit out my drink.
	It was so funny to hear it in real life.
	The weird part is that she said she used to be a Republican.
	Said she didn't vote for Obama for either terms.
	That is a weird part.
	That is weird, yeah.
	It's totally weird.
	But I can see it happening.
	Recently, we went on a kayaking trip, and while passing through the rural areas, she remarked, uh-oh, we're in Trump country in response to seeing American flags.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Oh, God, you can't hang a flag.
	Oh, my God, we're in Trump company because somebody's hanging an American flag.
	Maybe this has something to do with her divorce a few years ago from her crackhead.
	Her words, not my military husband.
	I'm slowly hitting her in the mouth with jabs here and there, and I fear she may be too far gone.
	By the way...
	Most of these people.
	You can't waste your time.
	Don't waste your time.
	If you see an opening, sometimes it happens.
	You see a little crack, a little chink in the armor, and you can stick a wedge in and get somewhere.
	She's more or less my barometer on the loony side now.
	Yeah.
	And she says, speaking of such, I would love to hear an update from Adam on the Obots dinner with the Obots segment.
	Nothing's happened.
	No, no, no.
	It's been five years since I've seen the Obots.
	So for the roundtable, he wants Brisket and Blue Dream.
	I have no idea what that is.
	Okay.
	Got it.
	And he's got some jingles.
	Pastor Manning Money Shot, Biden Whole Load, Oh My God, and Klobuchar looks good.
	He has...
	Extra ones on here, which I excise because I think they ruined his narrative.
	So I'd be acting as editor.
	And just last on his long list, he wants to know if Adam has seen Love on the Spectrum on Netflix.
	Answer, probably no.
	I saw the promotion for it, but it did not...
	You know what I watched?
	Sorry to just answer this question.
	My Octopus Teacher.
	If you have not seen this documentary, you have not lived.
	My octopus is a guy who filmed him and an octopus for a year.
	Every day, he went to visit the octopus.
	You know, octopuses are extremely intelligent.
	Oh my god, the octopus would recognize him, would hug him.
	The octopus would hug him!
	Now, you've got to see this.
	So, I did see Love on the Spectrum, but I thought, no, octopus is more for me.
	Well, he also says, what about, he asks about the boys on Amazon, which I'm not going to watch.
	So, thank you for your courage.
	And then he signs his name.
	And I will say this.
	Now, this guy had a lot of conversations.
	You and others in your group, you're a millennial, pretty much the same age as my son.
	So, it makes it interesting to me, everything you've done and said.
	Your handwriting for your signature looks like you're a prisoner.
	Yeah.
	I don't want to be insulting, but that's what it looks like.
	And I've said this, Jen Briney's got a signature.
	It looks like she's a fifth grader.
	And I've lectured her on this.
	I said, you've got to have a more...
	I did this with my daughter.
	I got my daughter to sign her name.
	I said, your signature is amateurish.
	It doesn't look artistic.
	It's terrible.
	Work on it.
	So she spent about a week developing a mighty signature that actually is nice.
	It looks a little like yours, actually.
	Oh, really?
	Okay.
	Okay.
	She has a nice signature now.
	It's illegible, which is fine, but it's bold.
	You can't have these little signatures that look like...
	Because I've noticed this.
	Prisoners, which you can run into prisoners.
	They have to write so much with pencil and paper, and they have to write really tiny to fit it all in.
	They develop a little signature that's so small, and it's like they're still in jail.
	Everybody, especially you millennials, the older ones, take some penmanship, take some calligraphy, do something about your signature.
	These are not good signatures.
	They do not put you in a good light.
	End of lecture.
	Okay.
	Now, last one.
	We got one last one.
	Wait, I have a whole four jingles lined up for him.
	Hello?
	Oh, yes, just jingles.
	Do his jingles.
	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 gonna give you the whole load today.
	Oh, my gosh!
	Can you see that juice?
	I think that sounds pretty good.
	There we go.
	Don't want to get another email from prison.
	Yeah, we'll be, uh...
	We did it wrong.
	You're doing it wrong!
	Marsha Cappy is last, and she came up with $200.
	She sent a check-in with a note, which I will gladly read.
	This is a letter format showing...
	Is this letter format showing my age?
	I haven't been in the business world for years.
	Do people still write formal business letters and a Dear John letter at that?
	It's just a standard-looking, old-fashioned letter, which is nice.
	Most of them we get are like this.
	Anyway, my husband, Stephen Sillio, a pronunciation guy from my husband's name.
	First off, it's Italian.
	Americans never get the pronunciation correct unless they have a romance language background.
	The correct pronunciation is like this.
	Sallio.
	Stephen Sillio is the way I think I was pronouncing it, but it's Sallio.
	Stephen Saleo, whom I love to bits, is my knight in urban armor and turning 66 on October 18th.
	He never misses your show.
	He will be so surprised if you mention his name during the show.
	He's on the birthday list.
	He sure is.
	I had thought about donating a dollar amount with repeating threes, but I saw the $200 donation list and I have instead opted for that amount.
	Hope we get good karma from you for our donation.
	We still need a little karma, whatever good vibes you've got.
	And so we'll give her a karma and call out to Stephen.
	Yeah, and how do you pronounce his last name?
	Salio.
	Salio?
	Okay, because I'm going to have to say it later on.
	Yeah, we're not just going to give you karma.
	You want a good karma?
	That means you need a twist of goat.
	You've got karma.
	That's Marcia Cappy.
	Thank you very much, Marcia.
	Yes.
	I know you're not showing your age by writing a normal letter.
	All right.
	That concludes our group of executive producers and associate executive producers.
	Nice group indeed.
	For show 12, what is it?
	1285.
	Yeah, thank you all so much.
	The titles are real.
	You can use them anywhere.
	Credits are recognized.
	Executive producer or subsequently associate executive producer.
	It will be listed on the show notes.
	We do it for every single show.
	It's baked into the MP3. It's immutable.
	As they say, and that's copied millions of times around the globe, so you will live on in infamy with these titles.
	And thank you for your courage.
	Thank you for understanding the value for value model.
	Whatever you get out of this show, put it back in.
	It just could be any number.
	Numbers sometimes are more important than the value, than the height of the number, than the actual increase.
	No, it's just whatever works for you.
	And if you want to do this again for the Thursday show, when we will, of course, we'll have a report from Vegas.
	We'll have a lot to talk about.
	We'll have a big meetup report.
	All you have to do is go to our donation website where you can submit your value.
	It's at dvorak.org slash NA. The Value for Value model.
	All we want is your time, your tariff, or your treasure.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	You know, a couple shows ago, we were talking about second half of show a couple shows ago, we were talking about second half of show and how you're so disappointed that I don't do No, I never said that.
	No, you want aliens.
	But, okay.
	It's because you want aliens, you want UFOs.
	I want aliens.
	And a lot of people want this.
	And it bothers me, obviously, because I like doing that.
	But we've gotten to the point, and I have an example of this, where the things that we were doing second half of show for years, moon bases, all of that is now coming out, being confirmed.
	And one of my favorites...
	It was reports that military personnel who are either working at missile silos or guarding them, that UFOs would come.
	We had clips, we had all kinds of stuff.
	UFOs would fly over the silos and all the equipment would be non-functional.
	So they couldn't even launch the missiles if they wanted to.
	And that was a real good second half of show.
	Well, now we fast-forwarding at least nine years, maybe ten, since I first started talking about that.
	And now this is just mainstream.
	This is from, actually, Tucker Carlson always has these guys.
	He's doing second half a show.
	He always has them on his program, and this is from the movie The Phenomenon, I think.
	Harry Reid speaks in this.
	Harry Reid, former senator of Nevada, where Area 51 is.
	All we're saying, nobody has to agree that...
	Wow, why it's there.
	But shouldn't we at least be spending some money to study all these phenomena?
	Shouldn't we study this stuff?
	The answer is yes.
	And that's all this was about.
	And why the federal government all these years has covered up, put brake pads on everything.
	Stopped it.
	I think it's very, very bad for our country.
	Are you saying that there's some evidence that still hasn't seen the light of day?
	I'm saying most of it hasn't seen the light of day.
	It's outrageous.
	And it's not a partisan question, by the way.
	That, of course, was former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada, a Democrat if there ever was one.
	But that's not even the biggest claim he makes.
	According to the film, Reid said that UFOs have actually and repeatedly interfered with our nuclear weapons capabilities.
	So to me, it's like, we've done it all.
	And of all the things we've done, they just eventually, five, six, seven, ten years later, it comes out again.
	I don't think I have anything.
	There's nothing left.
	Well, you had...
	Hold on a second.
	Now, I agree with a lot of these...
	You're right.
	Everything we've done on this show five years ago is coming out now.
	But you had stuff where you were going to meet an alien.
	Yeah, okay, but that opportunity doesn't come up every day.
	Well, you don't get out enough.
	And I would think if there's any place...
	Well, okay, here's one.
	You were in Texas and you got to see those screwball lights.
	Yeah, Marfa, right?
	Do you know, it's an eight-hour drive to Marfa.
	Another thing I'm not going to do a lot.
	Drive out there and look around.
	But to give you another example, which we will...
	What about that...
	Wait, wait, wait.
	There's a couple of these towers...
	In Texas, and I think some of them are around you, that use Tesla's energy beams of energy for distribution of electrical grid.
	Yeah, we've talked about that too.
	It's not in Austin, it's a little bit outside of Austin, and it's, yeah, they have one of Tesla's towers.
	Yeah, we've talked about this.
	We've played clips.
	Yeah, but you didn't go there yet.
	Another example is something we like to call the six-week cycle, and we can talk about that here.
	The six-week cycle was, really, we identified it during the Obama administration, that the FBI wants to keep its budgets, needs to keep fear flowing, needs to keep themselves looking good.
	And the way they do it is by infiltrating groups, typically at the time it was terrorists, They find a guy who's already low IQ, has posted a few crazy things on social media, and they'll contact him, and they'll jack him up, and they'll talk about jihad, and they'll wind up helping him get what he thinks is a van full of explosives.
	And the minute they give him the cell phone, the minute the guy tries to dial the number to detonate the fake bomb, they arrest him and make a big deal out of it.
	And we call this the six-week cycle.
	And the six-week cycle...
	Because it happened every six weeks.
	Yeah.
	And the six-week cycle team from the FBI is at it again with this Whitmer kidnapping bullcrap.
	Well, I question this as a six-week cycle.
	Well, no, it's not a six-week cycle team.
	the team, the team who were meant to do this as an October surprise.
	They've infiltrated this group of so-called militias for six months, six months.
	They've been jacking them up, going to secret meetings, wiretapping them.
	They could have come out with this anytime they wanted, but no, it's got to be in October when heavy pressure is on the FBI.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I have mixed feelings about this thing.
	I have a clip, which is kind of interesting.
	The reason I say it, I read the indictment, and it's like...
	Yeah, brother.
	We've all seen this.
	We've seen this crap a million times.
	Yeah, it's very similar, except they did it a little differently.
	They didn't have the guy, you know, buying him the gear.
	I mean, they had their own gear, and it wasn't like, come on, let's go buy some guns.
	And it's still, you know, there's still the one missing man.
	They had the 13 guys, and they have pictures of them.
	I put the pictures in the newsletter.
	Of which five of them are FBI informants.
	Five of those guys are FBI informants, please.
	And they look like, you know, I always think there's probably one of them's a psycho.
	The rest of them are probably just, you know, drinking buddies.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They could be phony as hell and probably is.
	Based on our thesis.
	Now, but the local reports are kind of interesting.
	So if you actually go to Michigan and pull down a local news report on it, it's like it's completely different.
	And it's like, it's almost as though they don't care.
	This is the local report from a local station in the Michigan area where these guys were arrested.
	I spoke with Barrie County Sheriff Darleef, who does say he knows these guys.
	He, quote, has never had lunch with them or anything like that, but has ran into them at some of these rallies.
	He said they've always been nice and respectful to him, adding they deserve a fair trial.
	Michael and William Null were among the first charged Thursday for their alleged roles in the plot to kidnap Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
	The brothers from Plainwell and Shelbyville are now charged with providing support for terroristic acts on top of weapons charges.
	Their West Michigan homes raided Wednesday night.
	I was able to hear them say, FBI, have a warrant for your arrest, come out with your hands up.
	A neighbor of William Nell spoke with Fox 17 under the condition of anonymity.
	They witnessed the raid and were shocked hearing what it was related to.
	I had heard that there was a lot of militia people, their right to do so, but to the extent that we just found out last night, totally surprised about that.
	The Null brothers had ties to militia groups and were frequently seen at local demonstrations, including at this rally in protest of Governor Whitmer's stay-at-home order held last May in Grand Rapids.
	You can see William Null on stage alongside Barry County Sheriff Dar Leaf, a guest speaker at the event.
	We spoke with Sheriff Leaf Thursday night.
	Well, I haven't read everything up on it.
	I've got other duties to do.
	It wasn't our investigation.
	So I was shocked.
	I did not see this coming for those guys.
	But still, we can't convict them in the news media here.
	They do have a right to a fair trial.
	Leif says he doesn't know of Null's alleged involvement in the plot and doesn't have any regrets about sharing a stage with him.
	Do you have any regrets from being on stage, sharing your stage with a guy who's now being charged in a plot to kidnap the governor?
	Well, it's just a charge, and they say a plot to kidnap.
	And you've got to remember, are they trying to kidnap?
	Because a lot of people are angry with the governor, and they want her arrested.
	So are they trying to arrest, or was it a kidnap attempt?
	Because you can still, in Michigan, if it's a felony, you can make a felony arrest.
	And I think it's MCL 764.4, something like that,.5, somewhere on there.
	And it doesn't say if you're in elected office that you're exempt from that arrest.
	So I have to look at it from that angle, and I'm hoping that's more what it is.
	In fact, these guys are innocent until proven guilty, so I'm not even sure if they had any part of it.
	Ho, ho, ho, ho.
	What did he say there at the end?
	What?
	He said these individuals have not even been proven guilty?
	Is that what he said?
	Does he not know the rule?
	The Brennan rule?
	The CIA Brennan rule?
	People are innocent until, you know, alleged to be involved in some type of criminal activity.
	Exactly!
	That's pretty funny now in hindsight, isn't it?
	That Brennan rule is the best.
	Here's the problem, an additional problem.
	The House Speaker of the State Senate wrote a letter to Governor Whitmer, and I'm sure he's a Republican, We need to cooperate more, Governor Whitner.
	A better message needs to be sent.
	And now that a couple days have gone by since the plot to attack us both has passed, there are several points, I believe, need to be made.
	And questions need to be asked.
	Why weren't we in the legislature warned of the plot to take hostages at the Capitol?
	The plot by these terrorists was against us, too.
	Why weren't the House sergeants warned?
	You knew, and we weren't even given a warning.
	We had people working in the building every day, doing essential work, and their lives matter, too.
	Ooh, ooh, careful.
	I'm also alarmed the lieutenant governor recently blamed Michigan Republicans for the evil plans of these unstable men.
	That accusation is inflammatory and untrue, and it does not solve this problem.
	You chose to blame President Trump instead.
	The truth is, I started getting death threats to my family at my home the day you said my legislative actions would kill people.
	Please realize that.
	So it's a lot of hot air back and forth.
	So I question this whole move.
	You can't trust the FBI. Well, I do too.
	Whitmer doesn't seem very trustworthy.
	The timing is screwy.
	The timing is bad for...
	It's October, which is anything that happens in October, and if it's done by the officials...
	It's always a surprise.
	...you have to question it as politically motivated.
	And that's what this is.
	I think so.
	I think so.
	But...
	You know, we're dealing with characters that are just, I don't know what to make of it.
	I've got a clip from, you know, I didn't follow this, a couple of our producers said, you should follow this, and I didn't want to, but there's this breakup of these two girls that had this major podcast that's supposedly making Joe Rogan money.
	What?
	Why have I not heard of these?
	I'm the podfather.
	Your bitch, your dad, she's your daddy was the name of this thing.
	And it was a blonde and it was done by Barstool Sports and it was, I guess, popular amongst a number of people.
	Then they broke up because of some money issues because they weren't making enough.
	Uh-huh.
	And...
	And so they started going after each other in public, and so this one woman, there's a brunette and a blonde, and cute but very profane girls, and they just cuss a lot.
	But I have to say, so this Sophia woman, the brunette, Sophia, I can't remember her last name, but it's spelled funny, Franklin with a Y. She came out with a kind of a podcast doing mea culpas and talking about the breakup and all this.
	Now, why am I interested in this at all?
	Well, you like watching cute chicks on YouTube.
	So the reason was is because this woman has a very distinctive gravelly voice.
	Not gravelly, she's got vocal fry, but she's very precise in her speaking.
	Very precise.
	And I just listened to her thing and pulled out like seven isos.
	Oh no!
	Okay.
	Now, first of all, just to give her some credit, she did say something that was interesting about her experience as a podcaster that I think is worth listening to.
	It's a 14-second clip.
	From all of everything she said, to me, this was the most important thing.
	The clip is Sophia, with an F, with her comments on pre-teens.
	Please forgive me.
	You just have to laugh through the pain sometimes.
	You know what I'm saying?
	But damn, the preteens are mean as shit.
	Like, seriously, that is a ruthless demographic.
	Uh, really?
	Okay, well, I thought that was valuable.
	Yeah?
	Now, here we're going to go through some ISOs.
	You ready?
	Yeah.
	Uh...
	First, I got the Biden ones.
	I got two Biden ones.
	This is the end of the show possibilities.
	Biden, the new wrong.
	It's wrong!
	Okay, that's going into the spot just for now.
	It's good enough for me.
	I like it already.
	I like it already.
	I got this one.
	I think you should just keep this as an evergreen.
	This is good-paying union jobs.
	Yeah, that's always going to be a winner, isn't it?
	There you go.
	Good paying union jobs.
	Oh man, that doesn't even come close to...
	It's wrong!
	That's good.
	No, no, I don't expect...
	Okay, now we're going to move over to Sophia's stuff.
	Okay.
	And we're going to play...
	I'm going to see which one I think is the best.
	Okay, well let's start with this one.
	This is scary.
	Alright.
	It's scary!
	Yeah, that's not bad.
	I like that.
	And she's so precise.
	Yeah, let's hear it again.
	She says, it's scary.
	And she doesn't step on herself.
	It's really...
	It's scary.
	Yeah.
	And that'll fry at the end.
	Nice.
	Nicely done.
	This says solution, but it says something else.
	Are we all seeing the delusion now?
	Okay, that's no good.
	No.
	Now we got, okay, this will be, think of end of show, iconic.
	Iconic, okay.
	Iconic.
	Yeah, yeah.
	All vocal fry.
	Yeah, yeah, I'm going to put that as a contender.
	All right, it's up as a contender.
	Okay, now I got the two kickers for the end of show.
	Okay.
	Had to be done.
	Okay.
	It had to be done.
	Oh, yeah.
	Now, let me just check.
	Hold on a second.
	We have...
	It had to be done.
	Iconic.
	No, had to be done is better than iconic, but still...
	It's wrong!
	That's still pretty good.
	What else you got?
	Is that it?
	One more.
	Okay.
	I have two more.
	Did we play scary yet?
	Yeah, we did scary.
	Okay.
	Thank God.
	Thank God it's over.
	Yeah.
	End of show.
	How about this one?
	Woo!
	Look at that racist!
	No.
	No?
	Okay, so the three...
	Play the last one over.
	What, the one I just played?
	No, the thank God?
	Thank God it's over.
	We have that, we have...
	It had to be done.
	It's wrong!
	No, I think thank God it's over is kind of good.
	Thank God it's over.
	Yeah, I think it's perfect.
	Yeah, I think that's a good one.
	Well, her show is full of these.
	Oh, wow.
	What a treasure trove, John.
	I've got it made.
	Sundays will never be the same.
	Treasure trove.
	Anyway, that's my report on her.
	Oh, excellent report.
	I have a quick Brexit report.
	Okay.
	It's a red report by me.
	The UK Information Commissioner...
	Which is known as the UK ICO, released a report about the Brexit vote and Cambridge Analytica.
	And this is, of course, you know, the accusation was that Trump had worked with Bannon, and Bannon worked with these guys, and it's the billionaires, and they got all the information from Facebook, and they were able to rig the election, rig the Brexit vote, rig the vote.
	It's completely bogus, it's rigged.
	Well, the report came out and they say, in fact, the title is UK Information Confirms Cambridge Analytica Was Storm in a Teacup.
	We concluded that the SCLCA, that's the SCL Elections and its subsidiary Cambridge Analytica, were purchasing significant volumes of commercially available personal data at one estimate over 130 billion data points.
	In the main, about millions of U.S. voters, to combine it with the Facebook-derived insight information they had obtained from an academic at Cambridge University, Dr.
	Alexander Kogan, and elsewhere.
	In the main, which is interesting, that's British, I guess.
	In the main, their models were also built from, quote, off-the-shelf analytical tools, and there was evidence that their own staff were concerned about some of the public statements the leadership of the company were making about their impact and influence.
	In other words, the data was commercially available and concerned U.S. voters.
	The only special sauce in Cambridge Analytical's model was the hyperbole of its salespeople.
	The Brexit angle turned out to be a complete red herring.
	Yeah.
	Hello?
	There you go.
	There you go.
	I think we kind of implied this, but we didn't know any of the details.
	And so now the report has come out.
	This made a lot out of nothing?
	Yeah.
	A lot.
	I've got all this data.
	That's why Trump won.
	Yeah.
	The Mercers, that's who they were.
	The billionaires.
	I got one for you here.
	You know this guy, the guy who does focus groups, Frank Luntz or whatever his name is?
	Who looks like he's lost a hundred pounds during the lockdown.
	Yeah, he's lost a lot of weight.
	He's looking a lot like, he looks like somebody else now.
	And he's got a beard because he can't shave because apparently when you get...
	Oh no, you can't do your hair, can't shave.
	No, no, then you're an asshole because you defied the lockdown.
	So he did a focus group on the...
	And he's the one, if you remember, I'm going to go back to 2016.
	The first focus group on the first Trump debate, when it was in the primaries, he was working for Fox at the time.
	Right.
	And he came out with a bunch of bullshit that this guy was doomed, he was a loser, and he went on and on and on.
	And I thought that had been suspicious of him ever since.
	Uh-huh.
	Because the results didn't match what he was pushing, what he was...
	His agenda.
	Right.
	Well, there's a similar situation, I think, in a different way.
	Here's something that...
	This is the Franklin's focus on the last debate, and just listen to this.
	CNN just put out...
	I get tweets and headlines of stories, and they said that...
	That Kamala Harris put Mike Pence on the defense from the very opening.
	What?
	And that she set the tone for the debate.
	Do you guys agree with that?
	Is that a correct assessment?
	John from North Carolina, you're nodding your head no.
	In fact, everyone's nodding their head no.
	Okay.
	Did you catch the NLP? Yeah.
	Let's hear it again at the end.
	And that she set the tone for the debate.
	Do you guys agree with that?
	Is that a correct assessment?
	John from North Carolina, you're nodding your head no.
	In fact, everyone's nodding their head no.
	You shake your head no.
	You nod your head yes.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You shake no, nod yes.
	Wow.
	So he says everyone's nodding their head no.
	That's neuro-linguistic programming.
	He is trying to convey a bullcrap message which confirms that, oh yeah, Kamala's kicking ass.
	When everyone in this group, and you can see it, they're all going, no, she wasn't.
	This is bullcrap.
	This is CNN crap.
	And so he says, they're all nodding their head.
	Borderline, John.
	A borderline.
	Nodding their head, no.
	Thank you, Frank.
	Very good.
	Nice try.
	Again, irresponsible journalism.
	But I'm sure nobody picked it up.
	All I remember is nodding their head.
	We've been talking about stuff that has come up after years and years and years and years.
	This goes back to 2008.
	In 2008, we were there for Barack Obama's election.
	We were all over.
	The whole thing was fantastic.
	It was really the beginning of the show.
	And there was this guy named Larry Sinclair.
	And Larry Sinclair popped up on the scene, and he said, not that it mattered, but it does matter when you're a one-term, actually a state senator, and then you kind of zip up, and before you know it, you're president.
	Larry Sinclair was the guy who claimed that he had had sex with Barack Obama, In a limo while smoking, I think...
	Crack.
	No, I... Yeah.
	I don't know if it was...
	Was it crack?
	Could have been crack.
	Well, he was smoking something that was illegal.
	Now, I thought the guy was dead.
	And listening to this clip...
	I understand why I thought he was dead.
	He's not.
	And this is a story that, you know, we've laughed about it, oh, years and years ago.
	But Dinesh Souza has come out.
	I have not seen the documentary.
	It's called Trump Card the Movie.
	And he finds Larry Sinclair and sits down with an interview.
	It's about a minute 45.
	Goes through the sequence with a massive kicker at the end, which is new.
	The introduction was made through the limo driver.
	And what happened?
	We had a few drinks.
	I had made some comments about wanting coke.
	So we got in a limo and left and we started drinking.
	I started snorting.
	He started smoking.
	I actually put my hand on his knee and started to rub up his thigh.
	And I performed oral sex on Barack Obama.
	The following day, I actually get a knock on my hotel room door in Gurney, Illinois, only to find Barack Obama standing in front of it.
	He had actually come back for seconds.
	I performed oral sex on him in the hotel room at the Comfort Inn and Suites in Gurney, Illinois.
	Were there drugs involved on the second night as well?
	There was.
	Who produced those?
	He actually brought those with him.
	Now, Obama at that time was a state senator.
	I actually had no idea who he was.
	And then when did you find out that it was Barack Obama?
	Watching the 2004 DNC convention.
	Thank you very much, everybody.
	God bless you.
	Thank you.
	And it hit me, and at the time, I was just kind of floored.
	Now, you have this press conference.
	After the press conference, you are arrested by the D.C. Police Department upon the orders of Beau Biden, Attorney General Fidel.
	This is Joe Biden's son, Beau Biden.
	Can you believe that?
	I never knew that part of the story.
	Wow!
	It's a little bit more on it.
	It is.
	Apparently he had a grand jury indictment from two weeks after I went public on Obama accusing me of theft that never took place.
	Shortly before you made these public allegations about Obama, you were contacted, you say, by a man named Donald Young.
	Donald Young was the choir director in Jeremiah Wright's church in Chicago.
	This is the church Obama attended?
	Exactly.
	And what did Donald Young tell you?
	That he too had intimate relations with Barack Obama and had for years.
	And that I needed to protect myself.
	That they were going to come after me.
	What happened to him?
	He was shot point blank in his apartment in Chicago.
	The murder was never solved?
	No, it wasn't.
	Don't eat me, Bojart, and you're scary.
	So scary.
	Takes on a whole new condom.
	Whoa!
	Podcaster down!
	Podcaster down!
	You okay?
	You okay?
	It's not me, it's the mic.
	Tighten this baby up.
	Let me tighten mine up for a second.
	What happened?
	Where did this guy go?
	Did he get shot in the face?
	What do you mean?
	He's been hiding, I guess.
	I thought he was...
	Was it brought out what he did?
	I have not...
	I would have split town, too, but where and how?
	I don't know.
	Again, I have not seen the movie.
	And none of this really interests me, but you throw in the Beau Biden.
	Holy crap!
	That's interesting.
	Yeah, that does bring it around.
	Nah, man, this is so much incestuous crap.
	Was this Beau Biden arrest?
	Was this before or after Barack got the presidency?
	Oh, no, this was...
	Oh, the arrest?
	Oh, no.
	Oh...
	I don't know.
	I just don't know.
	If it was before, then that could explain how Joe Biden got the VP job.
	I think it's before.
	It would make sense that it's before because I think he saw the 2004 keynote speech that Barry did.
	So it was probably before.
	We'll find out.
	Someone will find out.
	I mean, I'm not like, wow, I really got to find out about this stuff.
	Everything Biden does has this kind of illicit aspect.
	Yeah, really true.
	I don't understand why people think he's going to be a great president.
	Well.
	And you're a banker.
	I mean, is he going to vote for him?
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	Well, he's voting against Trump.
	It was interesting.
	He said, Trump is just dumb.
	Okay.
	I don't fight him on that stuff.
	I don't care.
	He knows I disagree with him.
	He said, Trump is just dumb.
	Oh, and Biden's a genius?
	Are you kidding me?
	He thinks Trump is dumb, so he's going to vote for Biden?
	That is unbelievable.
	He's a banker.
	Former banker.
	Yeah, well, he's going to be a broke banker if he puts Biden in.
	No, he's...
	Yeah, that actually is true.
	That's probably true.
	So let's go and...
	I got one thing I want to get out of...
	I got a robocall.
	I've been getting these robocalls, you know?
	Oh, no.
	They're at it again with you?
	Yeah, but now I'm getting...
	Now I'm getting what...
	Mimi's always bitched about this.
	I don't get these.
	Because I'm going through, you know, some phone system that doesn't have...
	They block all these.
	No!
	This one came in and ended up on the answering.
	Oh, this actually didn't go to my regular phone.
	This went to the Google phone, which is for, you know, my Google voicemail phone.
	And so they recorded the message and here's what it sounds like.
	I've gotten one of these.
	You got one of these?
	I have, I have.
	It's really bizarre because it's like, wow, man, you got to fix your spam system because this is not a good message to me.
	This is not helping me.
	In fact, it goes on for 32 seconds.
	Wow.
	Huh.
	That's odd.
	I do have...
	I've been getting some calls.
	I've got two or three of the Social Security calls recently.
	Yeah.
	And I unfortunately don't have a recorder going, so I can't...
	I'd record him and lead the guy on instead of just cussing at him and hanging up the phone or calling him a criminal.
	He should turn himself into the FBI. That's what I say to a lot of these guys.
	But, yeah, this was put on the machine.
	Huh.
	I thought I had a recording of...
	I guess I don't.
	I thought I had a recording of one of those calls that I got somewhere.
	No.
	I guess I don't.
	Nancy Pelosi announced a commission which she claims to be completely constitutional.
	And this is the 25th Amendment Commission.
	This is not about President Trump.
	No, we believe you for once.
	We believe you, Nancy.
	This is obviously about President Biden.
	He will face the judgment of the voters.
	But he shows the need for us to create a process for future presidents.
	Throughout America's history, our leaders have created and strengthened guardrails in the Constitution to ensure stability and continuity of government in times of crisis.
	The 25th Amendment creates a path for preserving stability if a president suffers a crippling physical or mental problem and is, unquote, in the amendment, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office and transfers his powers.
	Specifically, I need to stop for a moment because I just like to I'd like to grab the actual text of the amendment just to make sure we've got it all right.
	Now, what she says here...
	In times of crisis.
	The 25th Amendment creates a path for preserving stability if a president suffers a crippling physical or mental problem and is, unquote, in the amendment, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.
	So...
	She takes two sentences, strings them together, and kind of waffles through it.
	There is nothing about mentally or physically incapability of the president.
	The only thing is whenever the president transmits to the Why don't you read it?
	Well, there's four sections.
	And it's worth it.
	In case of the section one, in case of removal of a president from office or of his death or resignation, vice president becomes president.
	So we understand that's how that works.
	So if Bo Jiden is 25th Amendment-ed, then he's got to go.
	Section two.
	Whenever there's a vacancy in the office of the vice president, the president shall nominate a vice president who shall take office upon confirmation.
	Section 3.
	Whenever the president transmits to the president pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives his written declaration, he is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.
	And until he transmits to them a written declaration to the country, such powers and duties shall be discharged by the vice president as acting president.
	So the president could say, hey...
	I'm not good.
	You go ahead, or I'm going in for an operation.
	Now, Section 4.
	This is what Nancy Pelosi is basing this on.
	Whenever the vice president, Kamala, and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive departments or of such other body as Congress may by law provide, transmit to the president pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of transmit to the president pro tempore of the Senate and the Speaker of the
	their written declaration that the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office, the vice president shall immediately assume the powers and duties of the office as acting president.
	There is no mention whatsoever.
	So all you need is the Vice President, Kamala, to gin up, A majority of either principal officers of the executive departments, so that would be State Department, Cabinet, or of such other body as Congress may by law provide.
	That's where it gets tricky.
	That's maybe what Nancy's working on.
	Well, what she's doing is she's presetting it, so she'll already have the majority.
	That's why she says these kinds of people will be on it.
	He's done immediately.
	If Biden wins, they'll have the majority.
	Yeah.
	And transfers his powers.
	Specifically, Section 4 of the amendment empowers Congress to set up an independent body to confront such a crisis.
	Congress has a constitutional duty to lay out the process by which a president's incapacity and the president of any party is determined.
	This bill honors the duty by creating a standing commission of top former executive officials and medical experts selected in a bipartisan, bicameral way.
	A president's fitness for office must be determined by science and facts.
	Now, there's still a process, but this is what this standing commission is for.
	So after the vice president makes this move with this majority of cabinet or of, I guess, either house, thereafter, the president transmits to the president pro tempore of the Senate and Speaker of the House of Representatives his written declaration that no inability exists.
	He shall resume the powers.
	So that would mean Joe would go, it's not true.
	And the duties of his office, unless the vice president and a majority of either the principal officers of the executive department or such other body of Congress may provide by law transmit within four days to the president of the Senate, the Speaker, the House of Representatives, the written declaration, the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.
	Thereupon, Congress shall decide the issue, assembling within 48 hours for that purpose, if not in session, if the Congress, within 21 days after receipt of the latter written declaration, or if Congress is not in session within 21 days after Congress is required to assemble, determines by two-thirds vote of the houses that the president is unable to...
	It's tough.
	It's tough.
	He's unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office.
	The vice president shall continue to discharge the same as acting president.
	Otherwise, the president shall resume the powers and duties of his office.
	But I think to accelerate anything, that's why...
	And it's kind of a chicken shit thing to do.
	You know, just set it all...
	Set your panel up beforehand, so all you need to do is sneeze.
	But...
	So, okay, let's look at this from a kind of a...
	From 20,000 feet.
	Kamala Harris is a California part of the system.
	She was brought in by Willie Brown to be a stooge for the powers that be, and it includes Pelosi, family, Newsom, and the rest.
	And so she's in California.
	She's somehow shoehorned into this She was the worst performing candidate for president in all the primaries.
	She got like two electors or something stupid.
	And Amy Klobuchar and others, included others, and Biden's stupid proclamation that he's only going to pick a woman, so it had to be just one of a couple.
	Even Gillibrand would be better than this one.
	And...
	But no, somehow they got this one in there.
	And so now she's going to be, she's basically president-elect.
	Pretty much.
	But they're going to have to ram broad this through and get two-thirds of both houses.
	Biden is going to have to be so shot.
	And I think the Republicans, by the way...
	Will agree.
	No, they're going to not.
	They want Biden in this president.
	They don't want Kamala.
	Oh, brother.
	She's dangerous.
	Okay.
	They'd rather have Biden, somebody they can pick on.
	Like Kamala's not pickable?
	Please.
	Well, I think they'd rather deal with Biden than her.
	Everyone overestimates the power of the presidency.
	Well, there's that.
	I agree.
	Well, it would be kind of funny.
	Yeah, they're pre-setting this whole thing.
	They're setting the stage.
	So you get another California president.
	How nice in our life to go through two impeachments, because of course it was around for previous impeachments.
	Yeah, we witnessed the Clinton impeachment.
	Clinton impeachment.
	We also witnessed the Nixon Watergate tapes, which is almost impeachment.
	Almost impeachment.
	And then a 25th Amendment?
	Oh my God.
	You know, that's when we start writing our history book.
	Yeah, the kids are going to go, oh, I wish I did good old days with Grandpa.
	He witnessed all these crazy things.
	He was in the Civil War.
	So what will the difference be between a continuation of the Trump presidency or the Biden presidency?
	The World Economic Forum, the douchebags from Davos, had another meeting.
	They call it the Great Reset.
	It's the Great Reset!
	The douchebags from Davos.
	I should write that one down.
	I think Davos douchebags is better.
	Okay, I'm going to write it down.
	The Davos douchebags.
	So they did another Zoom call, and they bring in all their top dogs.
	And a part of the gang is Alessandra Galani.
	She is the senior editor at Reuters.
	So she's a journalist.
	Is an editor a journalist?
	Generally, yeah.
	Well, should she be even getting...
	I mean, technically they're editors and they're not journalists because they're not doing any journalism.
	They're just editing.
	But most of the time they're also journalists.
	Now, of course, she's completely entitled to her opinion.
	But should she be conveying that opinion in public?
	Is that done?
	Is that something you do as a senior editor?
	Well, editors write the editorials, and that's an opinion piece usually, so yes.
	Okay, well then let's listen to what she's thinking.
	So here she is, the senior editor of Reuters, and her waxing poetic about the U.S. elections.
	Between now and November 3rd, God knows what can happen.
	And many things can happen, you know, related to the health of the president, of his challenger.
	And I think that's important not just because of headlines.
	That's important because the key thing ahead of this U.S. election is the integrity of the election itself.
	And the questions over whether the election will be fair.
	And later, whether it has been conducted fairly.
	And that not only could upend the vote itself, but more crucially, depending on the counting of ballots, it, you know, everyone is now prepared, you know, possibly not to have a result by the evening.
	But the uncertainty could continue to erode public trust in institutions and the very democratic running of the United States.
	And that's even without considering possible violence in the streets.
	And so that means that even if there ends up being a transition of power to a new administration, the first thing that any new president would have to do is try to heal the nation.
	Heal the nation.
	Okay.
	So that's how she's thinking.
	It's important to know that she's expecting violence in the streets, meaning, I guess, that Trump will win.
	Otherwise, why would anyone be violent?
	And then she, a topic that was not discussed in the past 8, 9, 10, 12 years is China, but now all of a sudden we have an opinion on China and the difference with the Chinese relationship with the U.S. with Trump and, of course, the difference with Bo Jiden.
	Whether you're going to have Biden or Trump in the White House come January, the U.S. is not going to relent on China, and China knows that.
	And, you know, Biden's advisors have all produced very tough analyses on China, on military buildup, human rights, espionage, trade.
	Now, there will be a difference, and the discontinuity, if you will, will be more an approach, so that under Biden you could have, you know, things that are more predictable, more More orderly, maybe more traditionally diplomatic.
	Same old, same old.
	You know, maybe Washington trying to engage Beijing with carrots and sticks, not with just sticks.
	Because it works so well.
	All sticks, which is Trump and especially Pompeo.
	And, you know, for all of Trump's, of the administration's belligerent approach towards China, it hasn't actually achieved very much in terms of challenging or changing Beijing's behavior.
	But it has encouraged a more defiant nationalistic stance.
	Whereas I think Biden would be less reckless, maybe more strategic and would engage on issues of mutual concern like climate.
	And then ultimately, also, and importantly, would be much tougher on human rights, which China hates to be lectured on.
	Um, and, and Biden would be better at building coalitions.
	I mean, when they talk about a reset, they really mean it.
	Let's reset back to Obama when we just love the chai comms and we did whatever they wanted and we bow to them.
	That's the reset.
	Also, I think Biden would probably run a tighter ship so that China's not left wondering, you know, which is the real, who has the upper hand here?
	And I think there is a school of thought that China likes this sort of transactional nature of Trump and that, you know, Trump is so destructive of America's position in the world that ultimately it will help China, it will be to its benefit.
	But we get a sense, at least our bureau in China, that you get a sense that they're exhausted and actually they're rooting for a reset.
	Everyone wants the reset.
	So the Chinese want the reset.
	Well, I think we've established that Reuters is now a puppet of the Chinese CCP. There's also, and I want to mention this before I forget about it, which is I had some, I don't have the clips, but Deutsche Welle was doing a thing called The Great Reset.
	They are so in the pocket of China.
	Deutsche Welle is completely out of control.
	There's a woman on there that was giving an analysis about COVID.
	And she's literally said, and that COVID and Trump was all his fault.
	Of course.
	COVID came from Europe.
	Oh, yeah, that's what de Blasio says, and Cuomo.
	It came from Europe.
	Yeah, of course it didn't come from...
	It came from Europe.
	It came from northern Italy, from the Chinese, that went to the northern part of Italy and infected everybody in northern Italy.
	And then they came over through the back door, and then she said...
	He cut off the air travel from China, but he did nothing about Europe, where the virus came from.
	This woman said this straight up.
	Nobody questioned her.
	That's bull crap.
	He cut off the airline flight from Europe, too.
	My daughter still can't visit me.
	Yeah.
	So what are they talking about?
	These are lies.
	Here is the president with 30 seconds about China.
	This is something that came to us out of, I don't know, I won't be able to tell you yet.
	Maybe at some point I'll be able to report exactly why it came to us, but it came out of China.
	It shouldn't have happened.
	They should have never let it happen.
	But they suffered plenty also, far more than people understand.
	But this is something that should not have been allowed to, they should not have allowed this to come out to the world, not only to the United States, to the world.
	But I have such respect for the people that have suffered and my sympathies to those families that have been so horribly hurt.
	So back to the World Economic Forum, the Davos douches.
	The Davos douchebags.
	And this is still...
	No, this is Michael Froman.
	And Michael Froman...
	I think Trump fired him.
	He was the U.S. trade representative.
	I think he stayed until the first...
	I think he got kicked out pretty quickly.
	2017.
	So he got kicked out pretty quickly.
	And obviously, because he's a huge douche globalist, but he does come up with some interesting terms in this, which is worth listening to.
	I want to see if I can bring Michael back in.
	And Michael, with all your trade experience, We're talking about breathing life back into global partnerships.
	Is there potentially a role for discussions on services and digital to help, if you like, breathe new life back into some of the organizations we've been talking about that have kind of dominated global governance and global discussion on these issues?
	So this is about the digital economy, the way the new world order, the globalists want it to go.
	It's worth listening to.
	Or is that something that's going to stay off the table for the next three to five years?
	Well, I think there must be because we have a global trading system which really hasn't been updated to reflect the nature of the global economy.
	Services, the disciplines around services are much weaker than they are around the trading goods.
	And of course, the digital economy didn't exist really when the WTO was created.
	And so there's I thought it was interesting he's talking about TPP. Is that still on the table?
	I guess TPP never won away, the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
	I'm sure they probably is still on the table because they hope Biden's going to get in and put it back in play.
	To help bring digital economy issues into the mainstream of the trading system, but it's got to be a central part of what we do going forward if that system is going to be relevant.
	Gated globalization, I think that's a terrific phrase because a lot of these issues will go around to, well, what rules around information, uses of data, protection of data, protection of individual privacy are countries comfortable with and who are they willing protection of individual privacy are countries comfortable with and who are they Trust is absolutely going to be critical in creating those networks of trust around strong principles protecting privacy are going to be absolutely critical.
	critical while at the same time allowing countries to come together and share information and be able to do the analytics that allow us to address a number of the outstanding uh outstanding common issues so i think there's it's got to be a big focus on this whether it's in the wto itself or and again this phrase limited purpose partnerships whether it's in partnerships among countries willing to come together and sign on to some high standards in these areas will be absolutely
	So as a part of gated globalization, gated globalization, Of course we care about your privacy, but obviously we have to share data on you with our other globalist countries so we can all figure out, you know, we can take the right decisions.
	It's going to be closing in on you.
	You know what else they had that was interesting in there, which I caught because I knew about this going on.
	They've been trying to do this since day one.
	They can't quite get there.
	And that's what he bitched about the very first part of this clip.
	He said, we have all the structures and everything in place for trade of goods, but not services.
	That's right.
	And the United States has supposedly evolved into a service economy, and now they want to take that away.
	Now, they can't do it with a...
	We're not talking about a waiter.
	Although they'd like to do that, too, with these robotized restaurants where you can tell the robot to make a burger and they'll do it.
	That's one in San Francisco.
	It's more about back office stuff.
	We have a lot of offices in this country.
	Just look at the giant high-rises.
	They have been trying to outsource Office work for as long as we've been doing this show.
	And it's called the business taxonomy.
	They believe they can algorithmize the entire functioning of an office and take the mechanism of an office and move it to India.
	And put it on a floppy.
	Move it to India and just set up shop in India as though they were still here in the Manhattan office building.
	Right.
	Sure.
	And that's what they want to do.
	Commercial real estate is really under attack.
	Oh, no kidding.
	Because this is what's going to suffer the most, besides the fact that office workers are going to be screwed.
	Yeah.
	But they can't do it.
	It's too hard.
	Final short clip, just because it's one of our favorite flubs.
	I usually say it on purpose.
	This is the MasterCard guy.
	For some reason, the MasterCard guy, what's his name?
	Borg Brende.
	Borg Brende.
	He's the CEO of MasterCard, which is a big company, very important, especially for the unbanked.
	And so he's in there, and he makes a classic mistake.
	The session is really also about the power of partnership, and MasterCard has teamed up with Belinda and Bill Gates.
	I love it when someone says Belinda Gates.
	That's just the funniest thing.
	I love that.
	Belinda Gates.
	Hey, alert the affiliates.
	We're running long!
	I'm gonna show myself old by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	In the morning.
	And indeed, we have a few people to thank for show, uh, was it 12?
	1285?
	Yes, that's the one.
	Starting with, uh, let's see, we got Craig...
	Craig Weinberg in Milbank, South Dakota has got a birthday coming up.
	$101.01.
	That's the one guy who came in with the promotion.
	It's the guy.
	He's the guy.
	A lot of people just came with $10.10.
	They put it together themselves.
	This is the $101.01 promotion.
	We got one guy.
	They don't all work out.
	No, they don't.
	Scott Porter, but I keep doing it.
	Every year I do the 10-10 day.
	Every year.
	Scott, mainly because 10-10 day is a Republic of China initiative and it's been quashed by the CCP. Scott Porter in Frisco, Texas, $100.
	Rob Van Dyke in the Netherlands, $100.
	Thank you, Rob.
	Philip Sureheart, I'm guessing, in Murrieta, California.
	This is a 9009, which is the Perky Boobs donation on a very sexy wife.
	Nice, with Perky's.
	He's got a birthday coming up.
	33.
	Ilan Hamburg, 90.
	Give him a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	Ilan, Ilan, Ilan, oh Ilan, Ilan is coming to Vegas.
	Yeah, from Hamburg.
	That'd be fantastic.
	Oh, it says Hamburg, U.S. I don't know how that works.
	Oh, no, it says name, Hamburg.
	What am I thinking?
	Ty Robinson from Queen Creek, Arizona.
	8888.
	Go podcasting.
	Aisa McCorkle in Bullfrog, Utah.
	8008.
	Boobs.
	Joseph Tisch, Pauline, South Carolina, 8008.
	Gummy Nerds, Viscount of the Troll Room.
	Is he really the Viscount of the Troll Room?
	I believe so.
	No, Gummy Nerds is...
	69-69.
	Gummy Nerds is always in the Troll Room.
	Maurice DeHaas in Dan Haag in the Haag Netherlands, 60.
	Second donation this year with the same donation to TPO Podcast.
	That's Sir Rod in the Netherlands.
	Thank you very much, Maurice.
	Bart Bertens in Best.
	Also in the Netherlands.
	He doesn't get a black knight.
	Well, I'm not in charge of the back office, but I think if we forgot, if we mentioned him and then didn't knight him, that's how you get a black knight, not because his emails didn't come through.
	Is he listed as a black knight?
	Let me see.
	He wants to be Black Bart, it's pretty obvious.
	Do I even see him on the list?
	Let me see.
	He doesn't sound like the right color.
	No, it's Sir Bart Knight of the Green Forest, isn't it?
	Okay, good.
	The back office has not determined your blackness, sir.
	Sir Dan Whitechick in Fort Myers, Florida, 5510.
	Daniel Booth.
	He's...
	Daniel Booth, 5510.
	Dawn Field, 5150 from Syracuse, New York.
	Now the birthday for Sir Jeff Knight of the Five Seasons in Mount Shasta, California.
	Nice area.
	The following people are...
	And Sir Dan has got a birthday coming up, too, for someone.
	The following people are name and location, $50 donors, starting with Ogallala Aquifer in Liberal, Kansas.
	Casey Gray in Grand Prairie, Texas.
	Drew Mochak, Sir Drew, I believe, and by now, Mountain View, California.
	Paul Dubois in Kirk Hunkson, New York.
	I'm sure I pronounced that wrong.
	Steven Schumacher, Xenia, Ohio.
	Jesse Hall in Friendswood, Texas.
	Craig Zarzicki in Saratoga Springs, New York.
	All right.
	Sarah Gordon in Tucson, Arizona.
	Clayton Dunavant in Greenfield, Wisconsin.
	A lot of 50s today, thank you.
	Sir Lineman of the Net in Anna, Illinois.
	Michael Hainer in Paris, California with a P. Sir Dame Kimberly Redmond in Toronto.
	Robert Deccany in Fairfax another night.
	Rossin Tachkoff in London, UK. Sir Christopher Kessler in Marshfield, Wisconsin.
	And last but not least, Bart Hendricks in Herton.
	Herton.
	Which I'm not pronouncing correctly.
	Netherlands.
	Who says the only way to follow the U.S. election is via no agenda.
	The Dutch media is completely biased and only copies New York Times and Washington Post crap.
	Greetings from the Dutch mountains, which is, they're small, but they got them in Limburg in the South.
	Limburg.
	Limburg.
	That concludes our list of producers for show 1285.
	I want to thank each and every one of them and people who gave lesser amounts for helping us keep this show going at a torrid pace.
	Yes, and a couple of the notes, Daniel Booth, for example, will be in Vegas.
	We'll talk about that in just a minute because the meetup is going crazy.
	Thank you all for supporting the No Agenda show.
	After all, it is you who is producing it.
	Time, talent, treasure.
	All of that comes together twice a week on the first Thursday and the second Thursday of the week.
	Really appreciate, as John said, also people who come in under 50 for reasons of anonymity.
	Or if you're on one of our many programs, which is sustaining donations, and you see a $20.20, I think, a month, a week, a show.
	I don't know.
	We'll have to figure out how long, but that can bring you to knighthood.
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	We are well into the second week of October the 11th.
	Here is the birthday list.
	Sir Dodger of the Panhandles.
	Happy birthday to his smoking hot wife, Misty.
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	66 on the 18th.
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	Say happy birthday to his amazing father and husband, Eric Wermiger, who turned 59 yesterday.
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	She turns 33 today.
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	And their smoking hot mom, Jackie.
	Must be a beautiful family.
	Sir Jeff, happy birthday to his father, John Williams.
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	And finally, Jacob Long, happy birthday to Laura Renegade on her 34th birthday today.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the Best Podcast in the Universe!
	Yo, and no title changes, but we do have one, a two, a three.
	We got three knights, we got one dame, and that means we need a dame blade, which I have here.
	Here you go, here you go.
	Beautiful.
	Up on the podium, Misty Askell, Rusty and Cleveland, Bart Bertens, Andre Adams, and Daniel Mariano.
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	The No Agenda Meetups, I have to say this, noagendameetups.com.
	And you need to make sure you go to noagendameetups.com with an S. Someone has, I'm not sure how this happened, but someone registered noagendameetups.com and it's a huge virus site.
	And do not visit that on your phone, that's for sure.
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	One of those deals where it takes over the browser and you can't get out of it.
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	So I just want to remind everybody, noagendameetups.com.
	For Vegas, headcount now.
	Straight in from the back office, 75 people.
	That is the RSVPs.
	I'm super excited about this.
	We had a meetup in Nashville, and this is from surveillance.
	Not sure if Rich will update you, but we had 10-ish woke producers meeting up at the Best Dive Bar in Nash, Vegas.
	We had a brief brush with eviction as the bar manager showed concern that a, quote, Political action group was meeting at the venue until we reassured her we were more of a political inaction group and social club.
	Our planned recording for you was thwarted by the introduction of karaoke midway through our meeting, so we abandoned our greeting in favor of regaling the non-No Agenda crowd with Grand Funk, Railroad, and the Backstreet Boys.
	Alas, they did not have a karaoke version of I Got Ants on hand.
	We'll reconvene in four to five weeks.
	Thank you.
	And then we also have a report from the Southern Shillanoisians.
	Hi, this is Baronet and Black Knight Sir Liman of the Net, Raleigh Hawk, at St.
	Nick's in DeCoin for our Southern Shillanoi meeting.
	I am here with my smoking hot wife, Robin, who does not want to talk, and my beautiful daughter, who is no man is good enough to date in my eyes, Maddie.
	They do not want to talk, so I'm going to pass it on to Pastor Joey.
	Hey, this is Joey Hawkins, executive producer of the No Agenda Show, episode 1280.
	No longer a douchebag.
	Thank you guys for all that you do, and thank you for the amygdala health.
	I am here with my smolderingly, sultry wife, Michelle.
	This is Steve Still.
	I am still a douchebag, but I am here with my smoking hot wife, Faith, and having a great time in DeCoin.
	I'm Faith.
	I'm Faith.
	Yeah, so this is Raleigh again, and admittedly I am at a table full of douchebaggery, but before I go, I want to say this is Pastor Appreciation Month, and this Sunday is Clergy Appreciation Day, so I want to say thank you to Pastor Joey for changing my life and coming in to work at our church.
	We love him and we appreciate him.
	So, all you other douchebags out there, we thank you for listening, and we hope you join one of these meetups as well.
	That's right.
	The big Vegas meetup.
	75 confirmed.
	It's going to be a pate.
	Here's what's on the calendar for Monday.
	Denver City Park.
	Sit in at 6 o'clock.
	Bring a chair.
	Meet at City Park.
	Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
	Then we have October 13th.
	That is, of course, Tuesday.
	That is the big...
	Las Vegas meetup.
	The Shills are going to be there.
	The Keeper and I will be there.
	Sir Patrick Coble, Dame Angela, and a cast of thousands, or at least 75.
	Then we have, so we jump straight to October 17th, Saturday, Smokin' Hot Springfield, Missouri.
	That's their third meetup at the Tide Timber Beer Company at 2 o'clock Central Time.
	And also next Saturday, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, meetup at 2 o'clock at the Jugheads on Country Club Road.
	Brand new for next Sunday, the 18th.
	The Austin No Agenda Liberty Barbecue Meetup at 1 o'clock Central Time.
	Okay, you're doing that during the show.
	That's very interesting.
	That's going to be at Scotter's House.
	And there is information on how to obtain that address at noagendameetups.com.
	And for October, there's a new one that I wanted to mention, the 22nd in Norristown, Pennsylvania, Jonamo Debate Watch Party.
	Ah, yes, a debate watch party, of course.
	That's what you want.
	Find out more about the meetups near you.
	If you can't find one near you, all you have to do is start one.
	It's that easy.
	NoagendaMeetups.com.
	Make it just like a party!
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Trouble to the hell the same.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's just like a party.
	Hey, what was our end of show ISO that we're going to do again?
	Oh, I crossed stuff off.
	Was it scary?
	No, no, no.
	It's scary!
	No, it wasn't that.
	No, it's...
	Thank God.
	Thank God it's over.
	No.
	That's it.
	That was it.
	Thanks God it's over.
	Thank God it's over.
	Yeah.
	I thought it was iconic.
	No, no.
	No?
	No, you didn't like Iconic that.
	Iconic's good, but you didn't like it.
	Okay, so it's scary.
	We're doing scary.
	No, not scary.
	We're doing over.
	Thank God it's over.
	Thank God it's over.
	Okay.
	Okay, okay, okay.
	Hey, I'm sorry.
	Sorry, Biden.
	Hey, man.
	Look, man.
	I do have some international news.
	I want to get out of the way.
	Yeah, let's do that and then get out of the way.
	Let's do the Armenia update with the Azerbaijan action.
	Yes, yes, yes.
	This is good.
	From PBS. After nearly two weeks of intense fighting for control of the ethnic Armenian enclave of Nagorno-Karabakh, the former Soviet republics of Azerbaijan and Armenia...
	The conflict has claimed the lives of hundreds of soldiers and dozens of civilians.
	Special correspondent Simon Ostrovsky is in the rebel region and brings us an update.
	He's been reporting with support from the Pulitzer Center.
	The foreign ministers of Armenia and Azerbaijan met in Moscow overnight to hammer out a ceasefire which came into effect earlier today at noon.
	Up until the noon deadline, hostilities continued.
	You could hear sirens here in Shushi and in the capital of the self-declared Nagorno-Karabakh Republic, Stepanakert.
	Ever since noon, it seems like that ceasefire has been holding.
	However, along the front line where we don't have access, the defense ministries of both countries claim fighting continues.
	Nevertheless, the ceasefire is a respite for those in urban areas.
	We've seen ordinary residents come back out into the streets after spending over a week in bomb shelters.
	Just yesterday, this church in Shushi was struck twice, by a rocket or by shelling, and we're told that four or five people were injured here, one of them a journalist who was injured seriously.
	I'm holding in my hands pieces of the weapon that destroyed this building partially.
	What's interesting is that in California, Armenians are protesting and they're pissed off, and that shifts district.
	Yeah, I know.
	And now the Armenians are Armenians for Trump?
	Yeah.
	Which could hurt him.
	I mean, even Schiff could get ousted.
	I don't know if there's anyone running against him, but yeah.
	They have a machine there.
	This is the machine that keeps you in office.
	It's not really any support from the public.
	Here's a North Korea update.
	Gee, we haven't heard much from North Korea at all lately.
	North Korean leader Kim Jong-un presented what appeared to be new intercontinental ballistic missiles at a military parade celebrating the 75th anniversary of the country's ruling party.
	The North Korean leader warned on state television that his country will, quote, fully mobilize its nuclear arsenal as a defensive measure.
	He did not name any countries as targets.
	Analysts say the new missile shown on an 11-axle transporter vehicle is bigger than any seen before in North Korea and could be one of the world's largest road-mobile liquid-fueled missiles if it becomes operational.
	President Trump last met with Kim Jong-un in June of 2019 at the demilitarized zone between North and South Korea.
	Envoys for the two countries have met since then, but there have not been any new denuclearization talks between President Trump and Kim Jong-un.
	And what happened to he's dead, his sister is now in charge?
	Same news outlets were saying that a couple months ago.
	They didn't even bring it up.
	No, of course not.
	Oh, Trump!
	Trump missile Trump!
	Trump missile.
	Trump could have done more than he did.
	You get one more, and then we're going to go.
	If you don't have any...
	Well, I got a combination.
	You got a Turkey-Armenia weirdness clip from Democracy Now!
	Actually, what I would do is just do this as one long clip.
	It's only 41 seconds and 11.
	Play Turkey-Armenia weirdness and drop Turkey-Syria right at the end of it.
	A group of Senate Democrats are urging the State Department to halt military aid to Azerbaijan, blaming the nation for instigating the ongoing fight...
	I like Azerbaijan.
	...with its neighbor, the aid to Azerbaijan, blaming the nation for instigating the ongoing fighting with its neighbor, Armenia, over the disputed territory of Nagorno-Karabakh. The U.S. lawmakers are also calling for freezing arms sales to Turkey, which is backing Azerbaijan. Earlier today, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani warned the conflict could turn into a regional war,
	Armenia's president criticized Turkey and Azerbaijan, saying, quote, To me, there is no doubt that this is a policy of continuing the Armenian genocide and a policy of reinstating the Turkish empire, unquote.
	In news from Syria, at least 18 people died Tuesday in a truck bomb explosion in the former Islamic State stronghold of al-Bab in the northwest Syria.
	The town is now under the control of Turkey.
	And you're up to speed on stuff no one cares about.
	Except if you're in Turkey, Armenia, or in Gitmo Nation.
	Exactly.
	We care.
	Amy's the only one doing these reports.
	I'll give her that.
	No one else is doing that.
	Yes, she actually still reads these reports.
	Up next on NoAgendaStream.com, if you're listening live, Grumpy Old Benz, I think it's like episode 100 or something.
	It's huge.
	Woo!
	Yeah.
	Congratulations.
	End of show.
	Chris Wilson did another three minutes, so that's going to have to go to the next show.
	But we do have end of show mixes.
	There's some good ones today.
	We've got Mr.
	M. We've got Freddy Got Fingers.
	We've got Brian Rudder.
	And we've got Jesse Coy Nelson.
	All on deck.
	Good stuff.
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	Build back better.
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	Rebuke.
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	in from the left corner, coming in from the right corner, King Trump.
	Feel me back, feel me back now.
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	Fighting.
	Thank you.
	But we always must fight.
	Fighting.
	Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting.
	Thank you. But we always must fight. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting. Fighting.
	Thank you.
	But we always must fight.
	So let's set the record straight.
	We always must condone violence.
	So let's set the record straight.
	We always must condone violence.
	So let's set the record straight.
	We always must condone violence.
	Fighting.
	Fighting.
	Thank you.
	Fighting.
	Fighting.
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	Fighting.
	Fighting.
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	Fighting. Fighting.
	Thank you. Fighting. Fighting.
	Thank you.
	I'm sorry, Vice President Pence.
	Thank you, Vice President Pence.
	American people deserve to know.
	I didn't die.
	Vice President Pence, I did not.
	They can't.
	I'm speaking.
	We got a white president speaking.
	I'm speaking.
	We got a white president speaking.
	I'm speaking.
	We got a white president speaking.
	I'm speaking.
	Not one is black.
	Come on, man, you ain't black.
	Not one is black.
	Come on, man, you ain't black.
	Not one is black.
	Come on, man, you ain't black.
	Not one is black.
	Come on, man, you ain't black.
	Not one is black.
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	Come on, man, you ain't black.
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	Come on, man, you ain't black.
	Not one is black.
	Come on, man!
	They're coming to get you, Barbara.
	If you have a pre-existing condition, they're coming for you.
	Stop it now, I mean it!
	They're coming for you, Barbara.
	If you love someone who has a pre-existing condition, they're coming for you.
	Stop it!
	You're ignorant!
	If you are under the age of 26 on your parents' coverage, they're coming for you.
	Stop it!
	You're acting like a child!
	They're coming for you.
	They're coming for you.
	They're coming to get you, Barbara.
	They're coming for you.
	Stop it!
	You're ignorant.
	If you have a pre-existing condition, they're coming for you.
	If you love someone who has a pre-existing condition, they're coming for you.
	If you are under the age of 26 on your parents' coverage, they're coming for you.
	Stop it!
	You're ignorant!
	They're coming for you.
	Stop it!
	You're acting like a child!
	They're coming to get you, Barbara.
	They're coming for you.

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