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	Fire. Fire. Fire. Fire.
	Adam Curry.
	John C. Devorak.
	It's Sunday, October 17, 2020.
	This is your award-winning Giveo Nation Media Assassination, Episode 1287.
	This is no agenda.
	Labeled offensive and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	Good morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I wake the Zephyr that's not supposed to come today, I'm John C. Devorak.
	It's Crackpot and Bug Kill.
	In the morning.
	Is there a Zephyr or is there no Zephyr?
	Now I'm confused.
	I don't see anything.
	I see the other train moving along.
	It's going to be here in the next 60 seconds.
	Yeah, it's very confusing though.
	The Zephyr, you know, it's not supposed to be running after October 1st.
	Yeah, it ran on Thursday.
	Strange.
	I have a...
	I have an announcement for the Gitmo Nation who happen to be listening live right now to NoAgendaStream.com.
	Go to my Twitter and retweet the most recent animated No Agenda titled, Very Fine People.
	You will see that there's a marking there that says this could be offensive to some.
	I finally got one.
	What?
	Yeah, I tweeted the video to Animated No Agenda, the one that came out this morning, about very fine people, our gag.
	Wait a minute, you're telling me that pointing out the obvious and correcting the record in a Scott Adams sort of way?
	Yeah.
	And making it clear that what was said was not what they say was said?
	And getting the fact-checking correct?
	For that, you get condemned?
	It's offensive to some.
	Scott Adams retweeted it.
	Yeah, it's offensive to people that want to believe the BS. So, Scott Adams retweeted it.
	I'm offended by the marking of offensive.
	Well, the reason I want people to retweet it is I have requested through some channels, say, where's my Donald J. Trump retweet on this?
	Oh yeah, you know, Trump has ignored our no agenda, animated no agenda, even though he's defended his stuff more than once.
	I don't care.
	I just want the juice, man.
	I want the tweet juice.
	Yeah, everyone retweet this.
	Go on Twitter.
	And if you have Twitter, make sure to add the real Dvorak to your followers.
	Get your numbers back up.
	Well, you're not a tweeter anymore, man.
	Ever since I stopped tweeting, they've gone from 100,000.9 to 101.5.
	You're now a masturbator.
	You're not a tweeter anymore.
	So, we have a number...
	I want to correct the record.
	Oh.
	So, I made two errors.
	I want to make sure that everyone knows them.
	One, yes.
	I mistakenly thought that an Arnold Palmer was the same as a Shirley Temple.
	Oh, gosh.
	Did you get butt slammed over that one?
	Oh, yeah.
	And I thought they were synonymous.
	But what is an Arnold Palmer, then?
	It's half lemonade and half iced tea, as I recall.
	Okay.
	Shirley Temple is grenadine and ginger ale.
	Right.
	But the comparison is okay, because they're both non-alcoholic drinks.
	Yeah, I know, but I made a mistake of saying they were the same drink.
	Oh, well, geez.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	The other one, apparently I did overlook the clip where Cubans said China's our client.
	And I went back and listened to it.
	Now, I've listened to it a couple times, and I said to myself, Self, how did you miss this?
	Because you actually kind of cut it off right in that area, and you heard the whole thing because you heard their sign-offs.
	So you didn't hear this?
	Is that what you're telling yourself?
	And what did Self say?
	I realize what it is.
	I'm going to make a clear why this happened.
	Okay.
	I know this is a ludicrous excuse, but I'm going to give it anyway.
	Mandela effect.
	Oh, really?
	So you just didn't hear it?
	Yeah.
	No, it wasn't there when I played it.
	It wasn't there?
	Oh, no.
	Well, of course.
	I'm all on board.
	It's the Mandela effect.
	Yeah, I'm sure that happened.
	But I apologize mainly to, although it's the Mandela effect, why should I be apologizing?
	I apologize mainly to the guy who submitted that clip to you, and I condemned him as another guy slipping his bad clips.
	And so for that, I apologize.
	It was interesting because I told Tina after the show, I said, hey man, that whole thing was edited in.
	She's like, what?
	Because she had first shown it to me.
	And I played it for her.
	And she's like, but that's the clip.
	I said, apparently that's edited.
	And she gave me like an eye roll.
	It did sound edited at the time.
	It did.
	It sounded super edited.
	Well, anyway, the point about Mark Cuban in China was well made regardless.
	So there's a couple of big topics.
	As you would say, COVID's where the money is, so do you want to start with that?
	We've got a lot of COVID stuff going on.
	Yeah, we do.
	We do.
	Back in the news, they're shutting down.
	Let's start with, let's go overseas and get our overseas report, because this is where they're really having issues.
	Yep, the Netherlands is shut down.
	Shut down again.
	You know, France is pretty much shut down, but let's see what I've got.
	I've got a bunch of...
	There's some really funny ones here.
	Let's start with...
	Most of them are noted as COVID, but I'm looking on my list.
	Let's start with COVID curfews in EU cities.
	This is a short 16-second clip.
	Reminder of the top story we're following for you right now.
	Governments across Europe are introducing a new round of restrictions to stop the record surge in coronavirus.
	Surge!
	France has imposed a curfew that requires all public spaces to be shut by 9 p.m.
	in nine major cities.
	Yep, I know.
	And people are complying.
	But they don't get it.
	Why is this happening?
	Did you see the doctors...
	Hold on a second.
	Where is it?
	Doctors for Truth from the Netherlands?
	Oh, no, I'd play that.
	Yeah, so it's a panel, and this is kind of a cut-down version of their little press conference.
	Elke de Klerk is a Dutch GP, and she is one of the leaders for Doctors for Truth.
	They also had the Irish lady on, who we played some clips from several weeks back.
	And here is Elke de Klerk, and she's taking quite a stand.
	Hello, I'm Elke de Klerk from the Netherlands, and I want to state that we do not have a medical pandemic or epidemic.
	We also state that COVID-19 should not be on list A for any longer, because we now know that it is a normal flu virus, and the normal flu virus isn't on list A. So we are also starting a lawsuit to the state of the Netherlands,
	To bring this in with a large group of doctors and a really large group of nurses also, because we have contact with 87,000 nurses that do not want the vaccine that is being prepared for us.
	I want to state if there is no pandemic, I am wondering why our kids are in schools with masks.
	There's absolute constitutional rights and they cannot be infringed or inflicted for any medical reason.
	There's no reason for panic.
	Also in the medical practice, there's no reason for panic.
	The panic is created by these false positive PCR tests.
	89% until 94% of those PCR tests are false positive.
	They don't test for the COVID-19 and also the rest is false negative.
	So we have to look at clinics.
	We have to start looking at clinic.
	Medical doctors have to stop looking at those tests.
	That's very important.
	Let's go back to the clinics and to the facts.
	We have in the Netherlands now the regular press publishing the news that the PCR test is not a correct test.
	So I'm very happy about that.
	So there is hope.
	Thank you.
	I'm going to be superficial for a moment.
	Normally I'd say this probably won't go anywhere, but she's super cute.
	So, you know, when you get an ugly doctor, I'm just, hey, I'm looking at it from a television virality perspective.
	You know, I'm not looking at any...
	Come on, man.
	Come on, man.
	No, I agree with you.
	I'm saying I said yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, the Netherlands is...
	This is really coming down.
	By the way, cute or not cute, most of these people don't even notice.
	Which people?
	Themselves?
	The evil ones that are keeping us locked up.
	Yeah, well, we're not locked up.
	We're doing okay.
	We're still reminded with the muzzles on our heads every single day.
	Well, here's another series.
	This is a weird one.
	This one came out of, I think I got this from Deutsche Welle, or maybe France 24, one of the two.
	That's where I did most of my research from today.
	Listen to this one, and there's a two-part.
	This is COVID, it's under COVID. Herd Immunity India 1.
	Now, while many governments are urging people to keep a safe distance to prevent a further mushrooming of COVID-19, some scientists believe the best way to tackle the virus is by grouping together and through herd immunity.
	In India, where the devastating pandemic has hit particularly hard, there's been a noticeable fall in the infection rate in certain densely populated areas.
	Ellen Gainsford reports.
	In this Mumbai slum, with shacks stacked one on top of the other, social distancing is impossible.
	But the number of deaths from the coronavirus have been relatively low.
	Officially, there have been a few thousand.
	After a spike in May, figures have stabilized and then dropped.
	The opposite trend to the rest of the country.
	The same pattern is repeated in other slums in New Delhi.
	In the beginning I was scared, but we will stay and live with the virus.
	In some areas, studies show nearly 60% of the population have developed antibodies.
	But could this mean collective immunity?
	I don't know why exactly, but I feel like we have the power to fight this illness.
	There's a debate between specialists about what the findings mean.
	Many doctors say India is too large and too highly populated for collective immunity to work.
	Herd immunity is a joke in India.
	If you're talking about herd immunity, you're expecting one million people in India to die.
	So can we choose who should die, who should not die?
	So there is no concept of herd immunity at this moment and any time for this particular disease here.
	But this epidemiologist believes that's what the data shows is happening.
	One, the zero surveillance data.
	And two, the data of declines in cases being reported from the area.
	The two together tell me that it's likely it's herd immunity.
	This to me is what could be the picture in large parts of India once the virus spreads further and further.
	I'm really digging her sexy, sultry voiceover.
	It's kind of working for me.
	So you have the most cramped, horrible places where nobody wears masks and they can't social distance in the slums of India.
	The caseload has just dropped to nothing.
	Oops!
	So this is like an anomaly that nobody's going to talk about.
	No.
	Because it's apparent, to me at least, that the whole thing is over and this is just a reflection of that.
	Let's go to part two.
	I think the World Health Organization has suggested moving Sweden into India.
	We've got to cover up everything.
	Yeah, cover it all up.
	Let's go to the same clip, part two.
	For now, the Indian government's official policy discounts the idea of collective immunity, so social distancing and hygiene measures remain key to fighting the pandemic.
	So they're still playing, I don't know, I don't know, no, no, no, no.
	They're playing dumb.
	Yeah.
	Let's go to, this is a good one.
	This is the Paris shutdown report, part one.
	Oh boy.
	I do shift work and don't finish until 9.15, so after the curfew begins, I have a permit from work.
	Now, the streets are empty, and all is quiet in Paris.
	Some more coronavirus developments for you.
	German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier...
	That's part two you played.
	I did?
	Oh, you said report.
	Is this the one that says report DW? Oh, I'm sorry.
	Yeah, the upper and lower case caught me off guard.
	I'm sorry.
	Here we go.
	Confirmed coronavirus cases in Europe are higher than ever.
	Countries across the continent are laying down a new round of restrictions in hopes of slowing the spread.
	France, for example, has imposed a curfew in nine major cities, requiring all public spaces be shut by 9 p.m.
	The country has a record 32,000 new cases in just the past day.
	Let's stop for a second.
	For anyone that hasn't been listening to this show...
	Adam's been carrying the ball with most of this stuff, and we both noticed the change in actual cases and then people that are test positive.
	And they did a switcheroo on us.
	We probably have to keep mentioning this because I know new people come and start listening and I don't know what we're talking about.
	And this switcheroo that they've done, which has made it sound like things are getting worse when they're not, as shown in India...
	It's responsible for the craziness that's going on in Europe.
	I don't know how long this is going to continue.
	Well, I have some clues.
	I got an email from, this is circulating, so it's not confirmed, but it looks official, from a Liberal Party member in Scandinavia.
	And this person sent out this email, as in with some concern, saying, I need to start off by saying I'm not happy doing this, but I have to as a Canadian, more importantly as a parent who wants a better future, not only for my children, but for other children as well.
	The other reason I'm doing this is because roughly 30% of the committee members are not pleased with the direction this will take Canada.
	So here's the roadmap and aim that was set out by the PMO. I think that's the Prime Minister of Ontario?
	No.
	That's some planning committee.
	I don't know.
	PMO. Troll room.
	What does PMO mean in Scandinavia?
	Meanwhile, I'll give you the roadmap.
	Phase in secondary lockdown restrictions on a rolling basis, starting with major metropolitan areas first and expanding outward, expected by November 2020.
	Oh, the PMO is Prime Minister's office.
	Two, rush the acquisition of or construction of isolation facilities across every province and territory expected by December 2020.
	Daily new cases of COVID-19 will surge beyond capacity of testing.
	That's an interesting one.
	Will surge beyond capacity of testing, including increases in COVID-related deaths following the same growth curves expected by the end of November 2020.
	Complete and total secondary lockdown, much stricter than the first and second rolling phase restrictions expected by the end of December 2020, early January 2021.
	Reform and expansion of the unemployment program...
	To be transitioned into the universal basic income program expected Q1 2021.
	A couple more.
	Next, projected COVID-19 mutation and or co-infection with secondary virus, which will be referred to as COVID-21, leading to a third wave with much higher mortality rate and higher rate of infection expected February 2021.
	Next, Daily new cases of COVID-21 hospitalizations and COVID-19 and COVID-21 related deaths will exceed medical care facilities at capacity.
	expected q1 q1 2021 then enhanced lockdown restrictions referred to as third lockdown will be implemented full travel restrictions will be imposed including inter-province and intercity q2 2021 transitioning of individuals into the basic universal basic income program q2 2021 projected supply chain breakdowns inventory shortages large economic stability
	Get ready for that in Q2. And finally, deployment of military personnel into major metropolitan areas as well as major roadways to establish travel checkpoints.
	Restrict travel and movement.
	Provide logistical support to the area expected Q3 2021.
	Yay!
	Well, yay!
	Yeah, that's an obvious hoax if there ever was.
	Oh, really?
	I'd be careful with saying that.
	I'm saying it.
	If it came out, I will say this.
	If that came out of Victoria, Australia, I wouldn't make the claim it was a hoax.
	But it's the same people.
	Okay, well, since you ask, let's...
	Well, let's finish my clip.
	I'm sorry.
	All right, well, you stop this.
	We're shutting down Paris.
	It's kind of amusing.
	More chairs for more guests.
	Jaffa Saloum has his hands full today.
	His restaurant, Les Anemones, is packed and his guests all want to be looked after before the curfew takes effect.
	We have changed everything.
	We now begin serving dinner at 5 p.m.
	The bartenders and servers struggle to keep up with the orders amid a frenzy of activity.
	Japa's guests have arrived much earlier than usual.
	It's a little stressful.
	We have to be hyper-efficient in order to have a drink and be home in time.
	Even though no one looks ready to go home, most of the patrons are happy to comply with the new curfew.
	It's not such a bad idea, considering the high infection rates.
	It doesn't bother me that much.
	Shortly before 9pm, Jaffa tells his guests that they have to make their way home, and quickly.
	Then, it's a race to close on time, with Jaffa determined to avoid the penalties that come with being open past nine.
	It's frustrating having to kick people out at 8.30 in the evening.
	It's a shock.
	Usually, we're open until six in the morning.
	Just after 9pm, the metro is deserted.
	Anyone found outside risks being fined over 100 euros.
	The only exception being emergencies and work.
	This is insanity.
	And you know what?
	Here's the insane part when you watch this.
	This was done on Deutsche Welle.
	This restaurant that serves dinner now at 5, which is outrageous, unless you're like 80 years old, This place was packed to the gills because people had to go out.
	So what's the point?
	It's packed to the gills more so than usual, I'm guessing, because like the guy said, it used to be open until 6 in the morning so people could come and go.
	And it's just packed to the gills for an intense two or three hours of eating and drinking.
	Nobody's wearing a mask, of course, because they're eating and drinking.
	It's pointless.
	No.
	It's just totally pointless.
	What's this accomplishing?
	Nothing.
	If you go back to my hoax email, it is accomplishing obedience.
	It is accomplishing adherence.
	It is accomplishing fear.
	It is accomplishing a lot of things.
	This is just to keep it going for a little bit until we have our next piece rolled out.
	That's what it accomplishes.
	Let's go to part two.
	I do shift work and don't finish until 9.15, so after the curfew begins, I have a permit from work.
	Now the streets are empty and all is quiet in Paris.
	Some more coronavirus developments for you.
	German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier has tested negative for coronavirus after one of his bodyguards tested positive.
	Steinmeier is quarantining.
	Iran has extended coronavirus restrictions and closures in Tehran into a third week on Saturday after its death toll rose above 30,000.
	And Australia's coronavirus hotspot of Victoria recorded only a single case on Saturday, the lowest daily number since early June.
	One?
	Yeah.
	Lock them in.
	Lock them down.
	Shut up, slave.
	One.
	One lousy case and they've shut down the whole area?
	Uh-huh.
	Yeah.
	Oh, brother.
	Yeah.
	Sure.
	Do you want to do Germany?
	Germany?
	Yeah, Germany's got, this is a good report, they're cracking down.
	Gee, that's a shocker, they're cracking down in Germany.
	And in Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel has warned of difficult months ahead for the country with almost 8,000 new coronavirus infections recorded in the past 24 hours.
	It's the highest figure since the start of the pandemic.
	The Chancellor has been calling on people in Germany to work together to stem the spread of the virus, and tough measures have already been introduced in some parts of the country.
	Masks and social distancing.
	Tighter coronavirus restrictions have been in force in the southwestern German city of Stuttgart since Wednesday.
	There are bans on drinking alcohol after 11pm, and masks are obligatory in public squares in the city centre.
	What does that got to do with anything?
	What?
	Drinking alcohol.
	Oh, it's 11pm and you can't drink after 11pm.
	Are you starting to see the pattern?
	It's kind of a pointless exercise.
	Unless you want to punish the slaves.
	If you want to drink, do as we say.
	Many of those rules will now be extended to the rest of Baden-Württemberg on Monday.
	The state premier is going to raise the coronavirus threat alert...
	And that's where you got the pronunciation.
	What?
	He said Premier.
	Premier is going to raise the coronavirus threat alert to the highest level.
	We're going to tighten restrictions there where this doesn't cause too much pain, in the hope that we can spare kindergartens, schools and workplaces for further measures as far as possible.
	Spare the children!
	Also being considered once again curbing the number of people allowed into stores and making restaurant reservations obligatory.
	And German Chancellor Angela Merkel made an urgent appeal in her weekly online video, calling on people to act now to contain the pandemic.
	Please meet up with far fewer people, whether outside or at home.
	Refrain from any trips that aren't absolutely necessary, any celebrations that aren't absolutely necessary.
	Please, whenever possible, stay at home in your place of residence.
	Let's just review one more time.
	Look at all the charts.
	Cases does not equal death anymore.
	At all.
	It's not even close.
	At all.
	Somebody's pointed out on the Macedon feeds, because I sent this chart around in the last newsletter, the Swedish one, which also contradicted.
	It was a funny picture because it was taken from a Google page.
	And it showed the contradiction between the actual charts and what's going on in Sweden, which is zero deaths and nothing going on.
	Except a lot of cases.
	Yeah.
	And the notation that came up high in the Google rankings of, the Swedish experiment's a disastrous failure.
	And...
	And this has been continuous.
	Some people are using different kinds of charting methodologies now, including logarithmic.
	So you get a completely different look at things, but it's not meaningful, but it looks even worse.
	Mm-hmm.
	And that was kind of pointed out.
	There's a part two to this clip if you want to play it.
	Despite support from the armed forces to keep the test and trace system up and running, there's concern that Germany's local health authorities are still struggling.
	Nonetheless, 2,000 people protested in Stuttgart against the coronavirus measures.
	They were not wearing masks.
	Sounds just like everywhere else, doesn't it?
	They were not wearing masks.
	Those stupid slaves.
	I think there's a lot of this has to do with the track and trace methodologies they've been trying to implement and nobody is going for it.
	Oh, okay, good.
	First, a few words about PCR tests.
	My last emotional suggestion that lab technicians and people familiar with the PCR test should start speaking out has resulted in somewhat hate coming my direction.
	And it goes something like this.
	Here's one example.
	Hey, bud.
	Hold on a second.
	Wait, before you read this, this was a complete shock to you, right?
	I got so...
	Here's the thing.
	I got so many nice emails from people saying, you know, you're right.
	In fact, one...
	One of our knights actually said, you know, it is so hard.
	And he actually gave an analogy, which I thought was kind of nice.
	In 2015, I left a career in aerospace as a quality assurance inspector after I'd been threatened with my job over not certifying a damaged 737 brake.
	Good man!
	In my mind, it's kind of analogous.
	Hey, just certify that brake, man.
	Don't worry about it.
	There's eight of them on the plane.
	Don't worry about it.
	And no, of course you don't want to do that.
	I used to be...
	One of my many...
	Many jobs.
	Many vocations.
	Quality control was one of them.
	And I have a lot of stories, too.
	Because you do have to bend the rules.
	You can't go by the book.
	But that's when I learned how to write the cover your ass memo.
	And so if there was a situation like the breaks or something, you'd immediately write a cover your ass memo asking for clarification.
	And you never get a return note.
	So you really can't get chewed out.
	Look, look, I asked for the clarification.
	I don't know what I'm supposed to do here.
	Right, right, right.
	Yeah, the CYA. Yeah, CYA is where, that's where you learn it, when you're quality control, or now it is quality assurance.
	Yeah, QA. Because you're not controlling anything.
	So an example email.
	Hey bud.
	I'm doing the voice because that's how I heard it.
	Hey bud.
	Just so you're aware, bench techs have zero say in how many cycles are run on PCR testing.
	It isn't even set by the clinical testing facility.
	It's validated and approved by the FDA with the manufacturer.
	Take it up with them.
	Shitting on lab techs really shows how ignorant you are on this.
	Excuse me.
	That information by itself is valid.
	And I put a couple of them all anonymous, of course.
	I put them in the show notes.
	And one was even at the meetup.
	And I guess didn't know that I was interested in this or we just didn't connect or whatever.
	And, you know, but the stuff that the lab technician says is also, it's very confusing.
	It all comes down to, well, here's the bottom line.
	The test is accurate.
	It's how it's interpreted or how it's set up or how the assay is done.
	So the technicians, the way I read it, and excuse me if I'm interpreting it wrong, are taking their hands off saying, we're just following orders.
	That's what that note sounds like.
	Yeah, and the problem is, that's what the Germans wound up saying.
	That is the problem.
	Wir haben es nicht gewusst.
	Wir are just following orders.
	And I would just like one or two lab technicians, like the brave doctors and nurses, who came out and said, hold on a second, this is now your responsibility.
	You've been a part of it, and now the doctors, no one's dying like they used to.
	Now we're locking down because of cases, which comes...
	From PCR tests.
	And you just heard the Dutch doctor saying they're faulty, they give false positives, they give false negatives, and no lab technician is coming out and saying, yeah, even if you said, hey, it's in the interpretation, you got to go look at the FDA, or you got to look at your health services, they're the ones that are setting the standard, and what does it really mean?
	But they're not.
	So, it's fine.
	It's fine.
	Yell at me.
	Well, I think that was a defensive note that you read from some guy.
	I don't know why he would take that position.
	It doesn't make sense.
	He's a douche.
	Okay, so what is this all leading towards?
	Luckily, we do have some news from Australia.
	Because it is coming.
	It is happening, and it is almost here.
	The very first use case that will be underway, and we hope to have completed by this time next year, is to digitise the incoming passenger card.
	So at the moment, everybody who arrives into Australia, be you a foreigner or an Aussie, you would complete this card, and it has your contact information, your details.
	I just...
	To clarify, they're talking about the arrival card when you fly into Australia.
	Everyone has to...
	We used to have it in the States as well.
	Fill out an arrival card, where you're coming from, what flight you're on, what nationality you are.
	And everyone does it, not just the foreigners, but also the Australians.
	So now they are...
	Digitising that, and let's see what kind of benefit that could give us.
	Well, some of the biosecurity information.
	That obviously is sometimes difficult to read.
	It takes time to manually process this.
	And in the future, when we need to be able to contact trace people, we of course would like that information to be able to get to health authorities immediately, rather than having to go through the process of entering the data and across to them.
	So from this time next year, our expectation is that we'll no longer need this incoming. - And by the way, this time next year, This time next year is what they're talking about.
	Next year, our expectation is that we'll no longer need this incoming passenger card because we'll have a fully digital incoming passenger card.
	And what's more, by having a digital product, in the future, should there be a globally available vaccine, we'll be able to attach an authentic vaccination certificate to the incoming passenger card So that we will know if a person has indeed had that vaccination or not, and therefore they will be able to enter into Australia potentially without quarantining.
	Furthermore, by digitising this, we have much greater authenticity and integrity associated with who the individual is, because typically you'd do this on your phone, an image would be taken of your face, which would match up...to your passport to ensure there is integrity in relation to the identity of the individual.
	And, of course, from a contact tracing perspective, it means that we'll be able to immediately have the information connected into contact tracing capability in each of the state and territory's jurisdictions, should they need it.
	So, yeah, we may be thinking it's going nowhere because it's voluntary.
	This is the crackdown.
	This is starting now.
	It's happening.
	You're going to have an app.
	And the first app on a global scale comes from the World Economic Forum and the Commons Project.
	Which is a non-profit.
	The Commons Project.
	Let me just see.
	About us here.
	Tell you what they're about.
	What we believe.
	Oh boy.
	What we believe.
	We believe all people should enjoy the benefits of technology and data to improve their lives.
	I just improve your life.
	It sounds like it just complicates things.
	We believe that great technology products can be built and sustained in ways that respect individual privacy.
	We believe people have the right to control and benefit from their personal information.
	We believe in transparency and accountability, equity and exclusivity, stronger together.
	Everything we do adheres to these principles.
	Just a quick note on who the global trustees are.
	Um, we have, uh, Anish Chopra.
	So that's, uh, Esther Dyson.
	Esther Dyson?
	Esther Dyson is on this.
	Wow, is she still alive?
	Esther?
	Oh, please.
	I don't mean that in a bad way.
	I just haven't heard anything from Esther Dyson in at least a decade.
	Oh, my goodness.
	She kind of, uh, she was doing, you know, she had a, she was a high profile person and she got, she hooked up with a bunch of, at last I heard.
	Mm-hmm.
	And I knew her pretty well.
	She hooked up with a bunch of Russian...
	Investors.
	And they were putting their money in all kinds of weird stuff.
	Yeah!
	That was a while ago.
	She was guided.
	And she was all gaga about them.
	Russia was the future of the internet, if I recall correctly.
	Yeah, something like that.
	So just a few of the trustee counsel.
	I won't give you all the names, but we have the professor or the CEO of the Mayo Clinic, the CEO of Pitney Bowes.
	We have the CIO of QVC and the CIO of Walmart.
	We have the CEO of Grapevine Health.
	General Counsel from Omidyar Pierre Drive My Car Network, CEO of Louisiana State University Healthcare.
	You get the idea.
	Anything that guy's involved in is sketchy.
	Yep.
	You get the idea who's involved in this.
	So this is their first project.
	They have a really crappy video to explain it with lots of boring music and subtitles and at least this will give you an idea of what they're talking about.
	CommonPass is a platform that lets people safely and securely collect their health information, whether it is a negative COVID test result or eventually a record of a COVID vaccination, manage that information, control it themselves, and then be able to let that information be used to demonstrate and then be able to let that information be used to demonstrate that they have had a negative test or they have been vaccinated so they can go on an airplane or travel to
	For countries, it gives them the ability to actually know confidently that this person who wants to come visit them can actually safely be admitted into their country without risk of exposing other people in the country to COVID.
	If you put yourself in a traveler's shoes, people want to travel, but they don't want to and frankly shouldn't have to hand out their sensitive health information to every airline they want to fly, every country they want to visit, every airport they want to travel through.
	And so I think the balance that needs to be achieved is to say, hey, how can we give, let's say, a country or an airline the comfort they need to know that this person is safe to travel or safe to enter a country without...
	Safe to travel.
	Tattoo.
	Sensitive health information.
	So it's the East African community, which is...
	Where we like to start things.
	Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania.
	The East African community.
	Where we like to test all this shit on people.
	Yeah, baby, go.
	So it's the East African community, which is Rwanda, Kenya.
	I'm sorry.
	And just the whole fact that, say, the East African community, it's bigger than your entire country, bro.
	Stop with your community!
	It's the East African community, which is Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi, and South Sudan.
	In all of Europe, right?
	He's describing it.
	What led to this was their desire to restart trucking.
	And four of those six countries are landlocked, so they're entirely dependent on...
	The rest is just how it came to be.
	And it's very successful, of course, in East Africa.
	It's great.
	Everybody loves it.
	No interviews or anything.
	So it's clear, if you take what the health guy said in Australia, this is all coordinated.
	It's all a part of it.
	It's all coming together.
	It's all going to be beautiful.
	And we have, of course, where this is leading, and it's...
	It was kind of freaky, but I knew it would happen.
	You know, there was an election just a little bit away from Australia.
	The New Zealand election took place during the lockdown.
	And I think they're still pretty locked down all across New Zealand.
	I'm not 100% sure.
	And Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was re-elected for, I think, another four years as Prime Minister.
	And she gave her acceptance speech.
	I love this.
	She speaks fluent Maori.
	That, to me, was the end of show ISO. I don't know what it means, but I like hui hui mai mei.
	Okay, we'll pass on that.
	And now to the English version of what she said.
	And over the next three years, there is much work to do.
	We will build back better from the COVID crisis.
	Woohoo!
	Now, let's listen.
	Let's listen to what that means in her mind.
	And I'm going to say this.
	Well, actually, a 20-second clip to accentuate what I'm going to say.
	Kamala Harris on a phone press briefing.
	You know that.
	We're facing a pandemic, a recession, a national reckoning on race, a climate crisis.
	Our nation is at a crossroads.
	We need to elect a president who will end this pandemic and build our economy back better.
	That's Joe Biden.
	So this build back better, I guarantee you, if Joe Biden wins, This is the global lock-in.
	Everyone will be, we're all building back better.
	Kumbaya.
	It'll be the G7, G8, G20. The whole world will be smothered in an international vibe of we are the world.
	We're building back better.
	Do as we say.
	Shut up.
	Curfew.
	Stay in your home.
	Don't worry.
	We've got everything under control.
	And just listen to the newly elected, re-elected prime minister as she explains what that's going to mean in New Zealand.
	And over the next three years, there is much work to do.
	We will build back better from the COVID crisis.
	Enthusiasm.
	Stronger.
	With an answer to the many challenges New Zealand already faced.
	This is our opportunity.
	To build an economy that works for everyone.
	To keep creating decent jobs.
	To upskill and train our people.
	To protect our environment and address our climate challenges.
	To take on poverty and inequality.
	To turn all of the uncertainty and hard times into cause for hope and optimism.
	It's an opportunity we have already grabbed.
	And a plan we have laid out.
	To invest in the infrastructure.
	It sets us up for generations to come while creating thousands of jobs.
	New state homes to house the homeless.
	100% Renewable electricity generation, free trades training and interest-free loans for school businesses to expand and to thrive.
	Our plan is already in action and already working.
	But after this result, we have the mandate to accelerate our response and our recovery and tomorrow we start.
	There you go.
	It's going to be great.
	Everybody's enthusiastic.
	I'll tell you what, this woman sickens me.
	She got voted, voted to stay in.
	And the people get exactly the government they deserve.
	It makes me really wonder seriously about the mentality of everybody in New Zealand.
	Gavin Newsom of California has now limited gatherings to three families, two hours or less, and no singing.
	That's because a guy can't hold a note.
	I hope they're going to enforce that.
	And meanwhile, just to show you how it can be done, I have to say this plain old Joe from Down Under has captured my heart.
	Capiris reporting from St Bernard's Fruit and Veg in South Australia, Adelaide.
	You know who I'm fucked off with?
	I'm fucked off with Dan Andrews, you cockroach, and I'm fucked off with the Dan Andrews government.
	You know what?
	I watched...
	Sunrise?
	On Sunrise, yeah.
	A little bit confused here this morning.
	On Sunrise yesterday, Harry from Harry's Clothing in Victoria, you are a top gun, mate.
	You've got balls.
	You've got balls of steel.
	You've got John Capiris balls.
	Mate, get there, open your businesses.
	All small businesses...
	Fuck Dan Andrews and their government.
	Go and open your shop tomorrow, man.
	I stand by Harry and Harry's clothing.
	I'm going to tag you in this video, son.
	Mate, absolute legend.
	You can go to Dan Murphy's and go and get your piss.
	You can go to Coles Woolies and fuck Audi.
	Right?
	It's chock-a-block in there.
	But you can't open up a clothes shop or your local businesses.
	You fucking piece of crap, man.
	I don't give a fuck if I get into trouble over this video.
	To be honest, I don't give a fuck if they take the video down.
	You are a cockhead.
	And I'm going to tag you in this, Dan, because you're just a dictator.
	What else, Leander?
	What else did I miss out on?
	Follow the protocols if they do open.
	If you open up, at least follow the protocol.
	Wear masks.
	Stand your 1.5.
	Have an in and out entrance and exit.
	Right?
	Follow the protocols.
	Open your businesses up.
	There's that many suicides happening, you don't hear about that shit.
	Get in your shop and open it.
	John Capiris, St.
	Bernard's Fruit and Veg.
	I stand by Harry.
	Which brings me to a pet peeve of mine, and I keep having to repeat it.
	How come Walmart can be open or Target?
	And you can go in there and buy a pair of jeans and a shirt and some underwear.
	But a little boutique shop that just sells the shirts and jeans and maybe underwear, they can't be open.
	No.
	How does that make any sense logically?
	None.
	Of course not.
	But people are so dumb and dumbed down, I should say, they're not questioning it anymore.
	They're tired of it.
	They're tired of it.
	Whatever.
	We'll just do it.
	And that's the mistake they're making.
	By the way, I know what the argument is for the Walmart being open, which is, well, they have food.
	It's like a grocery store.
	That's true.
	Even the head shop.
	If that's true, why don't they cordon off the closed areas?
	Block them so you can't go in there.
	Well, they did that, remember?
	They did start to block stuff off.
	Like the lawn furniture.
	Like what?
	You couldn't buy lawn furniture.
	They blocked off the lawn furniture.
	Oh my God, that hurt me deeply.
	In the UK announcement, the National Health Service will now notify the police when someone has tested positive and should be self-isolating.
	Another good reason not to take the test.
	Oh, it's going to be mandatory.
	You're going to need it.
	You're going to need your passport, your common pass.
	Remember, common pass.
	Esther Dyson's behind this, man.
	Come on, it's going to be successful.
	We had one of our favorite teachers over Friday evening on the deck, hung out because the teacher won't kiss us hello or whatever.
	She needs to distance.
	She's very, very, very frightened.
	I'm not laughing because...
	I am.
	Now, so they lost the vote.
	These people are everywhere, by the way.
	They lost the votes to be able to do classes from home.
	So it was four weeks, and they would have a vote, and then four weeks if it was to keep locked down.
	But they didn't, and so it was, okay, we have to open.
	But parents can choose if they want their kids to stay home.
	Let me just tell you what is going on.
	This is not a class.
	She sits in what they call a pod.
	And she has maybe six or eight students who are not her students.
	They're a pod of students who are all there with their laptop open doing the exact same thing they'll be doing at home.
	So she's not teaching.
	She's just supervising and they're following their course material on a new player that I was not aware of, although they've been around for quite a while, Schoology.
	Schoology is the...
	It's S-C-H-O-O-L-O-G-Y. Schoology is the platform they're using, and I can't even begin to tell you how lame it is.
	Literally, with Schoology, the teacher can see the kids, the kids can see the teacher, but the kids can't see each other.
	How stupid is that?
	So it's not even a collective experience, like a real Zoom call or anything.
	And this is...
	You know, this is the thing that if you...
	This is really interesting.
	It's as though they really want to de-socialize the youth.
	What does it accomplish to de-socialize the youth?
	To make them a bunch of introvert coders?
	This is all a scheme to get more people to do coding for a living?
	Learn to code.
	Yeah, maybe.
	Learn to code.
	If you haven't noticed that this learn to code was a major theme we've talked about for the last two years.
	Girls who code, that's another one.
	Learn to code.
	Everyone should code, code, code.
	Gates came out that we should all be coders.
	And that didn't work because who the hell wants to be a coder unless you really like it?
	And so, okay, well, let's just make them be coders by changing their personalities by making them introverted.
	They socialize them, and then they'll code.
	That'll get them to code.
	Well, it's going to work.
	It will.
	These kids already are pumped up with meds, as they call them.
	I haven't had my meds, antidepressants, all kinds of stuff.
	I can't.
	Okay, that was the first round.
	The first round was to drug them up to get them to code.
	Nope, didn't work.
	Okay, so let's do all these programs.
	Code, Code, Code.
	Learn to Code.
	Code Academy.
	Girls Who Code.
	That didn't work.
	Well, let's try number three.
	Are we short coders?
	I mean, are the Indian coders that bad that we have to really make Americans coders?
	Well, I think because Trump restricted the H-1B visas, you know, maybe it's like we need a new pool of human resources.
	Let's grab it from these kids.
	Who knows?
	Study...
	That's a good point.
	You're just adding to my argument.
	Oh, yeah.
	I like it.
	Let's see.
	Where did this study come from?
	Largest analysis of hospitalized U.S. COVID-19 patients to date finds that most did not survive after being placed on a mechanical ventilator.
	In New York is what they're looking at.
	And, of course, it basically says, well, looks like that didn't go well.
	There's no conclusion as to why it didn't go well or what if any mistakes were made.
	People do have to realize that we talked about this on the show and what it is to be put on a ventilator.
	First, they have to paralyze you.
	Drug you up.
	And so your lungs don't work anymore.
	So basically, if you didn't have the ventilator, you'd be dead.
	First, they paralyze you so your own lungs don't work.
	Then they shove a tube down you and seal it off and then make the ventilator breathe for you.
	It's like being in an iron lung, only just portable.
	That doesn't sound safe.
	I forgot to mention, I'd asked the respiratory technician trainer at the Vegas meetup.
	Wait, is this the one who said that they've killed all these people?
	No, no, no.
	Oh, yes, that's the one.
	Yes, that is the one.
	She said, well, we were given wrong information.
	And no blame.
	No blame for me.
	But I forgot to tell you, I asked, how were those General Motors ventilators that Trump was touting?
	He was like, oh, we went from making, you know, car engines to ventilators.
	And we thought it was pretty interesting.
	That's quite a retooling.
	She said, actually, they perform well, but they have no dials and knobs.
	It's like jamming the tube on-off kind of.
	There wasn't a lot of fine-tuning.
	Automated.
	Not a lot of fine-tuning there.
	Fun little thing trending on Twitter, which of course will be blocked and go away.
	Dr.
	Fauci co-authored a paper on the 1918-1919 pandemic.
	And in that paper, linked in the show notes, the paper will be available.
	The conclusion is that many of the deaths, or actually it says deaths were mostly from bacterial pneumonia from wearing masks.
	Fauci signed on this paper.
	Wow.
	Yes, wow.
	That would be clip of the day if you had a clip, but nobody would allow a clip.
	Wow is indeed right.
	It's crazy.
	Then we have...
	I'm almost there.
	Eli Lilly.
	Remember Eli Lilly?
	We had the report.
	They've had to stop testing, stop testing.
	Oh, something's wrong, some adverse reaction.
	And this, of course, is not the treatment that the president got.
	He got it from Regeneron.
	Regeneron.
	Regeneron.
	Our producer says...
	Yay!
	Smoke and mirrors bullshit on Lily!
	They are running the trials in nursing homes.
	I have some in progress as we speak.
	We'll provide details.
	We are still in testing hell as well.
	More to come.
	Happy Friday!
	So what is that all about?
	They say they stopped it, but they haven't?
	And they're testing it in...
	Nursing homes?
	Anything to do with a big pharma company always has this underwritten scandal that never gets out.
	No one reports on it.
	You can get killed.
	Yeah.
	And then an unbelievable report from NBC... And we'll have to deconstruct this minute 15 as to who is going to benefit from this report.
	With the world desperate for a COVID vaccine, Russia is accused of spreading lies about a leading candidate.
	Here's Richard Engel with that story.
	It's one of the world's most promising COVID vaccines developed by Britain's University of Oxford.
	And tonight, an unconfirmed report in British media suggests Russia is trying to discredit it.
	Russian television and state-controlled websites are calling Oxford's drug a monkey vaccine, suggesting it's unsafe for humans.
	Cartoons featured heavily on pro-Kremlin websites and mysteriously sourced imply the vaccine will even turn people into monkeys.
	NBC News recently spoke to the top U.S. counterintelligence official who told us Russia and China are trying to discredit and steal vaccine research.
	Whoever obtains the vaccine first is going to be the geopolitical leader of the world.
	But why monkeys?
	The Oxford vaccine uses a modified virus commonly found in chimpanzees to deliver genetic material.
	The scientists at Oxford say trials show their vaccine candidate is harmless to humans.
	Russia has responded saying it has no need to delegitimize foreign research because Russia is leading the way.
	Russia is currently marketing its own vaccines which many virologists say lack sufficient trials.
	Oh, yes.
	Many viral...
	Oh, there's something in here that I like.
	...featured heavily on pro-Kremlin websites and mysteriously sourced.
	Mysteriously sourced.
	That's new.
	Okay.
	That's new.
	Well, let's start off with the basic knowledge that Richard Engel's the CIA... Yes.
	Of course.
	He always gets brought in when it's time for that.
	So we don't have any proof of this except by example.
	And one of the ways you can deconstruct certain things is what people report on and how they report on stuff and what they do.
	And you can assume that they're working for two masters.
	So they bring him in to do this report.
	I never heard of any of this until he reported it.
	So I'm thinking that the basis for this report is to tell us this information that's supposed to be general knowledge.
	Kickstart it.
	Get it going.
	Get it going.
	To get the idea underway.
	It's a nice trick.
	I think it's a creative trick.
	You make a big fuss about something nobody knows anything about as though everybody knows everything about it.
	And then you're just clarifying.
	It's a dynamite trick.
	It's bullcrap.
	Yeah.
	Of course it's bullcrap.
	It's just, wow, man.
	Yeah, CIA move.
	I'm down with that.
	And, and then something that kind of concerned me a little bit, you know, as we're talking about people not speaking up and also preference falsification, which apparently is the term that we were discussing on the last show about, you know, polling people not, people afraid to say that they even support President Trump.
	And, in fact, saying that they don't.
	It's called preference falsification.
	It has a Wikipedia entry, so it must be true.
	And then I got this disturbing email from one of our producers, and it kind of fits in.
	ITM, I believe that many people are staying quiet in the U.S. who would normally be out protesting or outwardly engaged because of Q. Whether Q is legit or not, he says, quote, Patriots are in control and we have everything, both of which imply people should wait for Q and his team to fix things.
	Otherwise, the lockdown protests will be much bigger than they are now.
	Wow, this just explained to me what Q could also be about.
	Exactly this, keeping you shut up and in your home with some desperate hope that Q is going to save you.
	Wow!
	Yeah.
	That's, that's fucking, I'm sorry, that's really dangerous.
	This is waiting for Godot kind of stuff.
	Yeah, I mean, if...
	Waiting for Guffman.
	That is really, that is cynical, but holy crap.
	You know, just think about that.
	It keeps everybody quiet.
	We're all like, oh yeah.
	I don't, I don't believe there's so many Q followers that have any influence personally.
	Yeah.
	I think everybody follows it kind of as an amusement.
	No.
	No, no, no.
	This is...
	I'm sorry.
	This is a very large group of people.
	I know...
	We've had producers who've emailed me that their wives left them because they were in the queue and the husband couldn't quite get on board with all of it.
	And they left him.
	And the kids.
	But the wife was in the queue?
	Yes.
	Oh, women in the queue was big.
	I'd say there's almost more women in the QAnon movement.
	Then there are men.
	Yeah.
	It's big, John.
	This is...
	Yeah, I'm in denial then.
	Well...
	Regardless, if you need to speak out, please don't think anyone's coming to save you because I've been waiting for thousands of sealed indictments for a year and a half.
	10,000!
	It started at 10,000 if you remember.
	It was an outrageous number.
	It's up to 200.
	It's over 200,000 now if you believe the reports.
	It's crazy.
	But maybe...
	What we should do...
	Now, I'd like to take us into the debate, and also I want to talk about Hunter's hard drive, but maybe if I take you into the debate with a clip...
	That helps us with that.
	Hold on a second.
	What debate?
	The town hall is what I mean.
	The town hall, not the debate.
	Dueling town halls is the correct term.
	Dueling town halls.
	Hold on.
	And by the way, I want to mention something before you do that.
	They make a big fuss.
	Oh!
	Oh!
	They put them on at the same time.
	In the San Francisco Bay Area, large political area.
	They weren't on at the same time.
	The ABC one ran it live at 5, and NBC, local affiliates, decided, why does it need to be live?
	We're not doing call-ins or anything.
	We'll run it at 8 o'clock like they do back east, and they ran it at 8.
	So we had one at 5 and one at 8, and I don't believe this was unusual.
	This is, I think, the only clip I took from the Trump thing, and it's about QAnon.
	While we're denouncing, let me ask you about QAnon.
	It is this theory that Democrats are a satanic pedophile ring and that you are the savior.
	So she said something interesting there.
	Did you catch it?
	Well, I couldn't barely hear it, but she said the QAnon something.
	I couldn't really understand what she said.
	Why don't you just tell me?
	She says QAnon is this theory that you are going to save evil Democrats who are pedophiles.
	I didn't hear that.
	That has never been asserted.
	While we're denouncing, let me ask you about QAnon.
	It is this theory that Democrats are a satanic pedophile ring and that you are the savior of that.
	Now, can you just once and for all state that that is completely not true?
	Can it disavow QAnon in its entirety?
	I know nothing about QAnon.
	I know very little.
	You told me, but what you tell me doesn't necessarily make it fact.
	I hate to say that.
	I know nothing about it.
	I do know they are very much against pedophilia.
	They fight it very hard.
	They believe it is a satanic hall run by the deep state.
	And now it's the deep state.
	You know, the audio was so bad on his town hall that, and I'm running this at low level, that compression is already in the audio.
	It's horrible.
	Way too much.
	I had to adjust my hearing aids.
	It was so much high end was coming through.
	It was really, really bad.
	But I just thought that was an interesting little...
	Yeah, I think if you parse what she said, the way you explained it, it probably is what she said.
	But she seemed kind of like hysterical, it seems to me, about this whole issue.
	Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
	What was that all about?
	Well, 30 seconds more.
	We'll just bear with it.
	If you'd like me to study the subject, I'll tell you what I do know about it.
	I know about Antifa, and I know about the radical left, and I know how violent they are and how vicious they are, and I know how they're burning down cities run by Democrats, not run by Republicans.
	Republican Senator Ben Sasse said, quote, QAnon is nuts, and real leaders call conspiracy theories conspiracy theories.
	He may be right.
	Why not just say it's crazy and not true?
	He may be right.
	I just don't know about QAnon.
	You do know.
	I don't know.
	No, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	You don't know.
	Wow.
	You do know.
	You don't know.
	No.
	It's Democrat pedophiles.
	Well, it may turn out to be the majority of Democrats implicated in this, but I don't think it's ever been said that it's only Democrats.
	In fact, it's more focused on Hollywood than anything.
	I agree with that.
	That is actually, yes, that's the way I see it, too.
	I don't see it as a Democrat thing, except for Hollywood Democrats.
	Yeah, well, as long as we can distract from Hunter Biden, then all is well.
	Do you want to do Hunter or do you want to do the town halls?
	Well, I only have one clip from the town halls.
	I mean, let's get the town halls out of the way.
	Good, good, good, good.
	I got a lot, though.
	I got a lot.
	I got a lot of good Hunter stuff.
	You have a lot of clips.
	For Hunter?
	No, I figured you'd be doing the town halls.
	Oh, no, I found those town halls to be...
	Basically, a waste of time.
	I couldn't...
	I listened to the Biden one.
	The Biden one was just another Biden thing where he makes maybe one mistake in an hour.
	But it's a good one.
	And then the other one was just mostly Trump versus Savannah.
	She's trying to show off.
	And I found it very offensive.
	No, I didn't get any...
	I got nothing.
	I got zipped from the town halls.
	Well, what I found offensive...
	Let's just talk...
	Can we talk...
	What in the hell was up with those shoes Savannah was wearing?
	Those were ugly.
	I mean, they were really ugly-ass shoes.
	That was a fashion emergency.
	I didn't even notice.
	Oh, my.
	Oh, my.
	They were like high-heeled clogs.
	And poor Savannah.
	I was looking at Twitter when some of the lefties that I follow, and they watched the Trump town hall for like five seconds, and their tweet was always the same.
	It was like, I can't watch this.
	There's some phony behind Trump nodding her head.
	That's all she's doing is nodding her head.
	I can't take it.
	Yeah, but the conundrum was they couldn't remove her because...
	She's black.
	Yeah, I know she's a black woman.
	So they couldn't remove her.
	Oh, no.
	And she's like, yep.
	She was almost doing callbacks, you know, like diamond and silk, whatever.
	Yeah, she was doing a lot of calls.
	She might as well have been doing a call and respond or whatever it's called.
	Yeah, that was fantastic.
	The only thing missing was just snapping her fingers.
	But I actually thought Trump did a pretty good job on that.
	Yeah, I was surprised.
	He got some good messages out.
	His stance, the way he was kind of half-sitting, standing on the stool or whatever.
	Yeah, I found that peculiar.
	What did you think of that?
	Very powerful.
	Very like, I'm in control.
	I got my feet squarely on the ground here.
	I'm moving forward.
	He had a whole forward leaning look.
	Yeah, I thought he did a fantastic job.
	Fantastic.
	I really think you're...
	I agree with you.
	He did a great job, especially when Savannah was acting like an hysterical lunatic, and she's jumping all over him about everything, and he's very calm.
	Yeah.
	Very calm, the whole...
	Everything I saw, he was very calm, and he's trying to explain to her, and she would go nuts on him.
	And then...
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I thought it was a town hall where people were supposed to ask questions and she calls on the people.
	She made more commentary than the people that came up to ask questions.
	Yeah, of course she did.
	What is that all about?
	Yeah.
	I mean, just put yourself in Savannah's very ugly shoes.
	They must hate her.
	You know that they didn't draw straws.
	It was like, who is going to do this?
	Because it could be career suicide, depending on how the president responds.
	You know that was like...
	Let her do it.
	She's totally dispendable.
	We can get rid of her.
	If she screws up, so what?
	So be it.
	It's just Savannah.
	And they didn't even give her a hair person.
	Her makeup was melting off her face.
	You might be right.
	I mean, I didn't think about it in the terms that they set her up as a, you know, as kind of a strong head.
	Why didn't Rachel Manow do it?
	Why not Brian Williams?
	Why not Lester Holt?
	Do I need to go on?
	All perfectly good journalists.
	No.
	Let's let the morning girl do it.
	Mm-mm.
	No, I was kind of sad.
	Here's Joe.
	Yeah, let's.
	Hunter Holt would have been a better choice.
	And even Brian Williams, they could make part of his comeback.
	Because they knew that he was vulnerable to Trump calling him out or lying on the air.
	In a heartbeat.
	Yeah, so he's out.
	See, I got a couple clips here from Joe's town hall.
	This is Joe.
	The medication is kicking in around here.
	And taking aim at the president for his handling of the pandemic.
	How many times on television does he make fun of Biden wearing a mask?
	He's slurring.
	Listen.
	Because he fuses.
	He fuses.
	To practice social distancing.
	Listen, listen.
	To practice social distancing.
	And this, the classic.
	I have that whole clip somewhere.
	Oh, let's play the shoot him in the leg.
	Because that to me just kind of signified everything.
	I can find it for you.
	There it is, Biden shooting the leg.
	Yeah, I got it.
	We can do this.
	You can ban chokeholds.
	But beyond that, you have to teach people how to de-escalate circumstances.
	De-escalate.
	So instead of anybody coming at you and the first thing you do is shoot to kill, you shoot him in the leg.
	There's ways you have to do more background checks in terms of whether or That's how it works.
	Okay.
	That's a certain psychological test.
	And the last thing I'll say, and I'm sorry because it was really, I think, really, really important, is you have to be in a position where you are able to identify, identify the things that have to change.
	And one of the things that has to change is so many cops get called into circumstances where somebody is mentally off.
	Like what happened not long ago with that guy with the knife.
	That's why we have to provide within police departments psychologists and social workers to go out with the cops on those calls, some of those 911 calls, to de-escalate the circumstance, to deal with talking them down.
	All right, Joe.
	We know that's going to work great.
	All the police are all for it.
	I hear nothing but enthusiastic noise about this.
	If I was a cop, I'd be all for it.
	Hey, send a shrink.
	Send a social worker out there.
	Send a social worker over.
	Coming at you with a knife.
	Yeah, that's going to work.
	Well, Austin is testing ground for that, so I'm very excited to see how that works out.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Earlier, I said, I think we need to be careful about calling messages that we get from people hoaxes, because a little over two weeks ago, episode 1282 of this very program, the following took place.
	Did you see the note from one of our nights about China, Xi Jinping, and Jiang Zemin?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	The old honcho guy.
	See, that guy's like 97 or something.
	But I just want to read this, because it kind of came in code.
	In fact, the first line is code.
	Below, too hot to read, as is publicly.
	I don't know what that means, but already I'm like, oh, this is something important.
	And he says that there's really two gangs.
	The Xi Jinping, Xi Jinping gang, which is the current, what is it, the chairman, or what exactly is your rank as the...
	He's the emperor.
	Whatever he is.
	And the previous emperor guy, chairman, Jiang Zemin, and I'm sure I'm pronouncing him wrong...
	And the Jiang Zemin is kind of here in the States.
	And of course, these are hundreds of billions of dollars.
	These are truly big gangs of small amounts of people, but really massive.
	He's not here in the States.
	Yeah, I think he's got a big presence here in the States.
	Not him himself, but the gang.
	Oh, maybe.
	So, okay, I'm going to read this verbatim, see if we can figure it out.
	The Xi gang gave the Democrats a hard drive of Trump's, in quotes, ingredients, which is, he says, is material for blackmail.
	And the deal was, if Biden gets elected, then Trump, then he's going to track down the virus thing.
	And Xi would then pay a $1 trillion compensation to the U.S. using Zhang's overseas deposits.
	So the other guy's money here, I guess he was trying to cut him out altogether.
	So that's kind of what they gave Trump.
	But then Zhang got this info.
	They gave the Republicans three hard drives of Hunter Biden ingredients for blackmail.
	A deal of $4.5 billion upon Biden's election with a $10 million down payment to Biden, I guess.
	And they have some adult videos featuring Hunter, plus evidence of how the virus was made and dropped.
	And those three hard drives somehow wound up with Giuliani through Trump.
	So there's all this, apparently, all this weird stuff out there.
	And Nancy Pelosi has copies.
	So there's stuff out there, according to one of our knights, who we have to take somewhat seriously.
	Well, I didn't take him semi-seriously, but he might as well just signed it Q. Is that a Q thing?
	So at least part of that appears to have been true.
	Well, I was somewhat cynical when I said he might as well sign a cue.
	Of course.
	I never said it was a hoax.
	No, no.
	I'm not attacking you.
	I'm not saying anything.
	Did you hear me laughing through it?
	I mean, we were...
	But at least we brought it...
	Because it turns out...
	We have to do this.
	It turns out that at least part of that, Hunter Biden, the $4.5 billion apparently is...
	Now it's all focused on the Chinese.
	And man, all over YouTube, there's Chinese stories with subtitles, with English simultaneous translations talking about this.
	And apparently the Pelosi hard drive has crap about her.
	And that I found to be very interesting.
	Because if you recall, Rolf, over on CNN, giving Nancy a very hard time for 17 minutes, to me, he says, remember, why would he do that?
	How about they want to distance themselves from the entire Democratic Party and certainly Nancy Pelosi for what might be coming out about her?
	One of our producers did send an analysis of this in, and it was a he, made the assertion that the reason Brolf was so unflappable and just kind of sat there is because this is nothing to do with what you just said.
	This is part of an effort to oust Pelosi from the leadership.
	And they're going after her to get rid of her because she's becoming an embarrassment.
	Right.
	It's got nothing to do with anything else.
	No, but I'm just saying.
	And of course, where does this come from?
	It comes from the dirtiest rat bastard you could think of.
	Who is the dirtiest mofo on the block when it comes to stuff like this?
	When you're talking salacious videos and true, true corruption and bribery of...
	Joe Biden's entire family...
	Roger Stone?
	Steve Bannon.
	This is a Bannon job.
	Bannon is worse than Roger Stone.
	And I gotta give him credit, man.
	He's been nuzzling up to the Chinese billionaire diaspora guy for at least a year now.
	The Chinese guy is paying for everything.
	The doctor or the virologist who escaped China and who we couldn't understand, clips were unusable, who said, oh, this is all the CCP, China did it.
	That's also Bannon.
	And three weeks ago in the Netherlands, Bannon was doing an interview for a journalistic intelligentsia show called News Hour.
	And this is what he said after the interview was over.
	We have the hard drive.
	I have the hard drive of Hunter Biden.
	Oh, really?
	What's on it?
	You'll see.
	Within the next 48 hours.
	Standby.
	Standby.
	Releasing it before the debate.
	Standby.
	Three weeks ago.
	And the FBI apparently had this hard drive and data in November of last year.
	And they had to cover that up because there is reference to Hunter Biden The deal was $4.5 billion with 10% being held by him for Joe.
	I mean, there's emails of Hunter, text messages to his kids saying, well, I'm a horrible dad, but at least I don't force you to give up 50% of everything you make like your grandfather.
	It's horrible.
	And of course, in the mix is the puppet master, Rudy Giuliani.
	Look at it.
	You tell me if it isn't authentic.
	It's authentic as hell.
	Some of those pictures on it can only have come from him.
	And I'll tell you why I know it for sure.
	I have about 10 pieces of confidential information nobody knows, except me and Hunter Biden.
	Kept it that way.
	I investigated cases of 50 years.
	Every one of those hits the mark.
	In other words, I have an anonymous source.
	I'll give you an example.
	I have an anonymous source that reports on a meeting at the State Department, which would violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act.
	And Hunter Biden was taken in the back door and kept off the books.
	The gentleman who was involved in it and who told me about it had the date.
	I've had that for a year and a half.
	That very date shows up.
	In his emails, there are five emails setting up that appointment, that date, that exact time.
	I've got five of those, if anybody cares to examine.
	They're not even disputing it.
	This is Hunter Biden's emails, texts.
	And really, the photographs will shock the hell out of you.
	So, Rudy, for people at home...
	The photographs are disgusting, and they make him a national security risk for the United States of America.
	Rudy.
	Because every photograph I have, China has, plus a lot more.
	They reveal federal crimes.
	They reveal disgusting sexual behavior.
	And then they reveal sexual behavior.
	And then numerous times where he has totally gone on crack, which means he spent most of the last five years on crack.
	And who would pay this man?
	Rudy, Rudy, let me ask you.
	Much less $10 million.
	Fox trying to run some interference.
	Rudy, Rudy, Rudy.
	And by the way, I have it on pretty good authority that that picture of Hunter Biden with a glass stem in his mouth was not for crack, but for meth.
	As much more conventional to be used as a meth pipe.
	So when this takes place, oh, now we have to start running interference.
	It really truly is China, the China corruption with Hunter Biden and James Biden, Joe's dad, which is documented in these emails.
	And oh my goodness, what will drop just before the debate?
	How about some of those really, really nasty porn videos and pictures?
	Which is rumored to be pedophilia.
	Could be underage.
	Could be, you know, a borderline.
	I don't know what it is.
	I don't want to speculate.
	But this is in October.
	It just did.
	Well, that's what Rudy said.
	Rudy said it.
	Not Rudy.
	You know, by the way, I don't think Rudy is a disreputable source.
	I don't think so.
	I lived in New York when he was the mayor.
	Everybody loved the guy.
	Everybody loved him.
	He was fixing stuff.
	So when this happens, though, immediately you've got to bring out the big guns.
	Two people who we have not seen on the scene, starting off with our favorite, Adam Schiff, who joins up with Brolf.
	Thanks so much for joining us.
	Does it surprise you at all that this information Rudy Giuliani is peddling very well could be connected to some sort of Russian government disinformation?
	Well, we know that this whole smear on Joe Biden comes from the Kremlin.
	That's been clear for well over a year.
	Yeah, no, this is good, man.
	This is how...
	I can't believe these guys.
	They can't let up on this Russian thing.
	They're frightened.
	I think they're afraid now.
	This is all hands on deck.
	This is emergency time.
	It's been clear for...
	Sorry.
	Do you think there's a connection between vote, vote, vote now, get it in the mail before it's too late?
	You think?
	You know, a month ahead of the election.
	You think?
	Quick, quick, quick, quick.
	We've got an October surprise on our hands, everybody.
	Let's go, go, go, go, go.
	Woo!
	That's been clear for well over a year now that they've been pushing this false narrative about the Vice President and his son.
	And, you know, the idea that...
	False narrative.
	Sorry?
	Hold on a second.
	Does he mean that Hunter Biden never worked for Burisma?
	Let's listen again.
	And, you know, the idea...
	Hold us back a little bit.
	That's been clear for well over a year now that they've been pushing this false narrative about the Vice President and his son.
	And, you know, the idea that the President, that the White House counsel and others were made aware that Giuliani was being used by Russian intelligence and using Russian intelligence in the sense of, Meeting with an agent of the Kremlin and pushing out this Kremlin false narrative.
	The idea that they were willing and still on the floor of the Senate during the impeachment trial, pushing this Kremlin narrative is pretty breathtaking.
	But I guess at this point we can't be shocked by anything this administration does, no matter how craven.
	But clearly the origins of this whole smear are from the Kremlin, and the president is only too happy to have Kremlin help in trying to Oh,
	you know, this is what you just said is really interesting.
	It's as if that this was always underlying everything.
	I think so.
	And so you have this situation.
	It's going to come out of Ukraine.
	So they impeached the president in a mad rush to put the kibosh on this whole thing.
	That's an interesting idea that the impeachment was a cover-up.
	All of this starts to come into view when you look at it from the perspective of Hunter Biden.
	And then you listen to this bonehead.
	This guy Schiff, he's the guy who took the phony Russian dossier, which was prepared, you know, the whole thing was coming out of phony gossip out of Russia.
	They're more than happy to take that.
	Remember his reading of the phone call and the president, quid pro quo and anything.
	Schiff is running interview.
	He's afraid for his life.
	But why?
	Why?
	Why?
	He's not going to get voted out of office?
	No.
	I mean, he's not involved with Hunter Biden's deals?
	We don't know.
	We don't know.
	Well, apparently, you're right.
	We don't know, and it's possible.
	He may have knowledge of stuff.
	That could be bad enough.
	That could be career-ending in some scenarios.
	Could be more than that.
	But that's not enough.
	CNN has to do more.
	More!
	Let's bring out the former money honey who has gone all saggy on us, Erin Burnett.
	I'm just going to be superficial today.
	Well, she's also in the Council of Foreign Relations, too, so she deserves it.
	Who do you want to bring out if you've got a Russian disinformation campaign narrative?
	Let me see.
	Ah!
	Oh yeah!
	Clapper!
	How much does the source matter?
	To hear the story of this laptop, we don't know a lot.
	We do know that the way that this information is getting out is through Steve Bannon and Rudy Giuliani.
	How much does the source matter here?
	Well, the source matters a lot, and the timing matters a lot, I think.
	And to me, this is just classic textbook Soviet-Russian tradecraft.
	The Russians evangelize the target.
	They understand that the president and his enablers crave dirt on Vice President Biden.
	Whether it's real or contrived, it doesn't matter to them.
	And so all of a sudden, two and a half weeks before the election, this laptop appears somehow and emails on it without any metadata.
	There's no metadata.
	Now, he clearly hasn't seen the raw materials.
	He's just looking at printouts and saying, oh, there's no metadata.
	That's got to be falsified.
	From what I can tell, Clapper's never been read in on anything.
	But he's on the payroll.
	You call the guy, you know?
	He's the odd man out.
	He's like just a spokesboob.
	Yeah, just a spokesboob, yes.
	Two and a half weeks before the election, this laptop appears somehow, and emails on it without any metadata.
	It's all very curious.
	Curious!
	So here you have...
	A willing target and the Russians who are very sophisticated about how to exploit a willing target.
	And to me, that's what's at work here.
	And so, you know, when you try to figure out the specifics of whether that...
	Say what?
	Who's the willing target?
	Biden, I guess.
	I guess.
	No, he's not a willing target.
	Biden is no way a willing target.
	Well, let me listen again to what he says.
	He said the Russians, they got a willing target and they exploited the willing target.
	Is the willing target supposed to be Steve Bannon?
	It's all very curious.
	So here you have a willing target and the Russians who are very sophisticated about how to exploit a willing target.
	And to me, that's what's at work here.
	Wow, that's a good point.
	What is he saying?
	Who's the willing target?
	That means someone who wants to be targeted?
	Well, willing target...
	If you want to just take it...
	Literally?
	Purely literally, that's exactly what he's saying.
	Somebody who wants to be exploited.
	But a willing target...
	Now that you mention it, that even takes it one step deeper.
	What is a willing target as opposed to a target?
	Don't you just target somebody?
	Oh, there's a willing target.
	That means he wants to be targeted.
	So if he wants to be targeted, who is that?
	I read from the Book of Knowledge in Role-Playing Games, what defines a willing target?
	In context...
	I'm building a character.
	No, that's not going to help.
	Okay.
	In any case, would willing target mean I can only use my medallion?
	No, that's not right.
	I don't know what that means.
	Willing target?
	There's a book called Willing Target.
	So the Russians have found a willing target and they exploited...
	The Russians are great at this.
	They found a willing target and then they exploited the willing target.
	And who is the willing target?
	He doesn't say.
	And I'm not even sure he knows what he's talking about in terms of that term.
	Let's continue.
	And so, you know, when you try to figure out the specifics of, you know, whether that meeting email, for example, is real in the midst of this, do you think stuff like that could just have been planted in there and be completely fake?
	I do.
	I think the emails could be contrived, particularly since, as I understand it from what I've read, they appear without any metadata, that is, you know, from, to, and any technical data.
	Oh.
	Technical data.
	At least immediately.
	You know, it's all...
	Here's the great thing about it.
	It's all Apple Mail, iCloud accounts.
	There's fantastic record-keeping on emails when it comes to DMARC, DMARC, DKIM, DKIM. They can find...
	You can really trace an email these days with your metadata.
	Now, if this computer is in the hands of the FBI, they have obviously excellent, sophisticated technical and forensic analytic capabilities.
	And I think they'll be able to sort it out whether this is genuine or not.
	But, you know, it's all pretty curious, given, again, two and a half weeks out from the election.
	It's intended to be two and a half weeks off of the election.
	Why else do you think this came out?
	This is Banyan and this is Giuliani.
	It's a twofer.
	Well, let's back up a little bit and try to combine the information we have.
	First of all, the back story on this laptop is that it was in for repairs or something.
	Yeah.
	That's one of the stories.
	One of the stories.
	Yeah.
	It was in for repairs.
	I guess it went to Geek Squad.
	No, it's an individual guy with one Mac repair shop.
	So you have a guy with a MacBook.
	MacBook Pro, yeah.
	So the guy goes in.
	Now, we know from the old Geek Squad stories back, and this is before we even started doing the show, is what I was writing about this.
	The Geek Squad guys used to go in and look for porn.
	Sure.
	Yeah.
	And then they called the cops.
	I don't know if they got extra money for that or what.
	But sometimes I can see the lone guy who's got Hunter Biden's laptop for repair.
	I don't know about you, but it would seem very hard not to want to just ghost the hard drive.
	Well, the guy did.
	So you ghost the hard drive and you have a reason to do that.
	Well, you know, just in case, you know, I screw it up and the whole thing goes down.
	I got to reestablish everything just as perfect.
	So that's what you would do.
	You would do it normally.
	And so he goes and fixes the thing.
	Boom, out it goes.
	He's got the ghost version of the hard drive left at the shop.
	Now, do you start rummaging through that if you're a normal kind of a geek?
	Yes.
	I think so.
	Yes, of course you do.
	Especially if it says Bo Biden's foundation sticker on the laptop.
	Yeah.
	By the way, this is a very good tip to anybody.
	If you're bringing your phone in for a new screen or a new battery, don't.
	Don't.
	Just buy a new one.
	Believe me, everyone has stuff you just don't want anyone else to know.
	If somebody has your phone, they can go to the cloud and pick stuff up.
	Yeah, but you need a subpoena for that.
	You need some documents.
	Not if you're just a repair guy.
	I'm just saying in general, be careful what you do.
	Hunter Biden is a goofball.
	He's a dud.
	He's the weak sheep of the family.
	Sorry.
	And they should have killed him off long ago.
	Sorry.
	In fact, I fear for his life right now.
	That guy's gotta go.
	Yeah.
	That guy's gotta go.
	So I think that this is...
	I think that the background on this is plausible.
	Mm-hmm.
	Very plausible.
	And...
	Especially if the guy was a Republican.
	I think a lot of repair guys might be Republicans.
	He is.
	No, he is.
	The news reporting has said that he is a Trump supporter.
	Oh, he is a Republican.
	He's got a gold mine handed to him.
	He's a Trump supporter.
	I don't know if he's a Republican.
	There is a difference.
	Well, I would definitely...
	The first thing I would do is I'd make a copy of the ghosted drive.
	Yes.
	And then, this is what I would do.
	Because I'd be a little freaked out about having this information.
	I'd make a copy, but say I never made a copy.
	Holy crap.
	Stop the presses.
	Just in.
	Now, it's from Infowars, so take it with a grain of salt.
	Confirmed.
	With an Infowars grain of salt.
	You know, hey, I'm just saying.
	Confirmed.
	Trump has footage of Hunter Biden raping and torturing little girls.
	It's set for release.
	Why would anybody keep something like that on their laptop?
	Dude, the dude is asleep.
	Someone took a picture of him with a meth pipe in his head.
	What else could go wrong from that point?
	Another thing is that if you're going to be at that level of corruption, we assume that Joe Biden is at that level.
	You're going to have private investigators and everybody else, including the FBI, even though they're never going to do much more except blackmail with the information it looks like.
	They're going to be planting cameras everywhere.
	Does this now start to tie into Savannah's incredible questioning line about QAnon and pedophiles?
	Do you think maybe she was pushing on that for reasons that maybe she doesn't even know?
	Yeah.
	I thought she was unhinged.
	Yeah, well if the message was, you've got it, because she literally said, you have to denounce QAnon, who believe that Democrats are pedophiles.
	Come on now.
	Well, one Democrat in particular, I guess, is what we're talking about.
	Hunter Biden.
	Yeah, but Adam Schiff?
	There could be blackmail in play.
	The Chinese, the story that we now see, is the Chinese were completely controlling Hunter Biden, had him blackmailed, and they were doing everything to get Joe Biden into the White House, And then they control the whole kit and caboodle.
	Who knows what else is out there?
	Well, they already control the media.
	Yeah.
	I don't think there's any doubt about it.
	Right.
	And even though I had a bunch of Deutsche Welle clips, I could just as easily pull clips that were just as...
	You could tell the Chinese influence at Deutsche Welle.
	And that's not even American media, but they control the New York Times.
	And they seem to be controlling our education system to some extent.
	More than some extent.
	They've got it all.
	Maybe completely.
	John, they've got media, they've got sports, they've got academia, they've got many politicians.
	They have governors.
	Hollywood.
	Hollywood.
	You know what they don't have?
	Podcasters.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in Hunter's crack pipe, John C. Dvorak, everybody.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	In the morning, all ships and sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, the dames and the knights out there.
	And in the morning to our trolls in the troll room at noagendastream.com.
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	Lots of people, pro, con, looking at stuff, looking up definitions.
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	And we need to thank our artist...
	This was a super winner.
	And I'm talking about the art for episode 1286.
	The title of that was Rory's Dad, the art by Nick the Rat.
	A beautiful, beautiful piece.
	Simple, red background, said it all.
	NBA is China.
	It has the silhouette of the NBA's player with the basketball.
	And then what's the crazy hat?
	The Chinese?
	I would call it a coulee hat.
	I think we both were unanimous right off the bat with this one.
	Yes.
	Mainly because it's one of these rare artworks that the simplicity of it makes it work, even though we generally like stuff that's more complex.
	And I equated it with the old piece that was done a really long time ago with Jeb Bush and his pair of glasses and giant eyeballs.
	There wasn't anything more to it than that.
	And you could tell that Nick actually had done an earlier piece and thought better of it.
	Yeah, you're right.
	The earlier piece was more of a take off of the NBA logo with the color split down the middle.
	And with CCP instead of NBA in the corner.
	And then, I don't know what got into him, but he must have started trying to psych us out.
	And he fell into something beautiful.
	And then he dropped it, and he says, you know, these guys, these guys like, they love the orange and red, just straight up.
	It's a supposition, but yeah.
	Well, we do.
	We've done stuff like that before with the orange and red.
	I'm sorry, orange and, not orange, but yellow and red.
	And so he did the other second piece, and it was one of those things where he was thinking about winning.
	Yeah.
	Because normally Nick, nowadays, just puts in one piece and he wins, he wins, doesn't care.
	But this time he wanted to win, so he did a second version.
	And this is the second version that we picked.
	And I know he was overtly thinking about winning when he came up with that.
	Oh, no doubt.
	It was dynamite.
	It was a beautiful piece.
	In fact, I would go so far as to say this is Banksy level.
	I think it's Banksy level.
	That's how good it is.
	Yeah, it's definitely Banksy.
	I mean, it's a high quality, a high concept piece.
	Nick needs to start doing this stuff on graffiti.
	It'll be worth something someday.
	Follow the Banksy model, man.
	Follow the model.
	It's beautiful.
	Well...
	He figures he's making his dough with the Nick DeRat show.
	He may be crushing it for all.
	I know it's a great show.
	Also live on NoAgendaStream.com.
	Well, Nick, thank you so much.
	We loved it.
	Everybody loved it.
	Just look at the comments on the Twitter and on No Agenda Social.
	People thought it was fantastic, and we appreciate it.
	And it's part of our value for value model.
	Nick brought it for sure.
	And so he'll get lots of good karma and good cheer for doing this, which he's already starting to receive.
	And this would also be something that might show up on one of those t-shirts at noagendashop.com.
	Maybe in some other form, but I think it's just a dynamite piece.
	Yeah, take it to an NBA game.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and bring your brass knuckles when you do.
	Yeah, go to a warrior's game.
	Nobody will get it.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com where you can see all the art that's submitted and you can submit yourself.
	And again, thank you, Nick, for your courage and all the artists who always do such a phenomenal job.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com.
	Now, as part of the Value for Value, we continue with the Value for Value.
	We'd like to thank our biggest financial supporters right in the special segment of the show where we label them with the titles that are well-deserved of Executive Producer and Associate Executive Producer, Episode 1,287.
	And I hand the microphone to you.
	Stephen Booth tops off the list from Drums, Pennsylvania.
	And he comes in with $1,000.
	Whoa!
	I finally said...
	I finally submitted a long overdue donation today and find it only fitting that it'd be big enough to get knighthood.
	I've been listening to the show since episode 640 after being hit in the mouth by a colleague and it's time one, as is my 60th birthday, two, as I finally managed to separate my finger from my anus, and three, my daughter Christina Thomas is getting too used to calling me a douchebag.
	That would do it.
	Funny he doesn't ask for dedouching here.
	No.
	The show is top class.
	Keep it going as long as you can.
	Thank you for all the work and effort you put into the best podcast in the universe.
	Dealer's choice on the jingles.
	An omnipotent karma for all producers.
	Night named Sir Mount.
	Wandering night of the two-wheeled steed round table request.
	Fish and chips.
	Washed down with a pint of mild something.
	This is mild.
	Yeah, so instant night, and we'll get that for him at the round table.
	And since it's dealer's choice, and I've got the omnipotent karma ready, this was sent in by Justin from Honeybrook.
	And not that we'll use it, but since it's just off the cuff and it's dealer's choice.
	Jobs.
	And jobs.
	You've got karma.
	How groovy is that?
	Very groovy.
	Here we go.
	You get your penny ready, because he's asking for one.
	This is Lane Rau in Anchorage, Alaska, and he comes with $999.99 instant night, but he needs a penny.
	There it is.
	There you go.
	In the pocket.
	He wrote a note.
	Ah.
	Nice.
	Buzzkill.
	Look, I'm gonna give it to you straight.
	It's been almost ten years since my last donation.
	Whoa.
	I mean, come on, man.
	Please de-douche me.
	I'm not kidding.
	You've been de-douched.
	Please call out Clayton from the Anchorage Meetup as a douchebag.
	Douchebag.
	Alright, now he's got some requests for you for the knighting ceremony we have on the list.
	We do.
	He says, please knight me a Sir Lane Rao, defender of the nearest point.
	I would like...
	Okay, this is where you have to write it down.
	I didn't give this to Eric.
	I would like red salmon.
	This is delicious.
	And Milwaukee's best.
	Served at the round table.
	Yeah, Milwaukee's best.
	What is Milwaukee's best?
	That refers to a brew, a beer, yes.
	What is the best, though?
	Is it called Milwaukee's best?
	What is Milwaukee's actual best?
	Is that what it's called?
	Well, it ain't that.
	Okay.
	Well, I just want to have the right stuff at the round table, so it's on order.
	It'll be there.
	Thank you.
	That's it?
	No jingles, no carves, no...
	No.
	Oh, okay.
	He didn't ask for any of that.
	All right.
	Just a douchebag call.
	It seemed to be the only important thing to him.
	Well, if that's important to him, then that's what we do.
	This is a confusing one.
	This is Sir Largeman, Baron of Bali.
	$345.67.
	I could not...
	He's from London, UK, apparently.
	I could not get over the adorable image in my head of Adam and the Keeper, cuddled...
	cuddled...
	Cuddled up, binging on Gilmore Girls.
	It's not that hard.
	There's an image for you.
	Therefore, I had to donate.
	That's an interesting...
	Most people donate on 33s appearing out of the blue.
	Yeah.
	But this is more interesting.
	Thanks, John, for never forgetting to celebrate Double Ten Day.
	Yeah.
	Birthday of the Republic of China and the national holiday in Taiwan, a country where, by the way, they've really downplayed Tenten Day.
	I mentioned in the newsletter, Tenten Day, which is a huge celebration, used to be in the San Francisco Bay Area, as big a party as Chinese New Year.
	Oh, I bet.
	Now, nothing.
	I didn't even see it mentioned on the news.
	Wow.
	Because it's about Taiwan.
	Ah!
	Of course.
	It can't be anything on the news about Taiwan.
	The local news media knuckles to the CCP, like everyone else, except the podcasters.
	That's right.
	A country where COVID does not exist except despite no...
	Okay, Taiwan.
	Taiwan.
	A country where COVID does not exist except despite no lockdown, no school closure, not even for one day.
	But you never hear about that in the M5M because, God forbid, Taiwan gets any recognition as a sovereign nation.
	Yeah.
	Of course, Taiwan's triumph over COVID boils down to the complete and utter distrust of China and the WHO. And then he's got a link that might be good.
	Yeah, I can link his name to it in the credits.
	It's an interesting situation, he's right.
	He's got jingles, we came, we saw, he died, don't eat me Hillary, too delicious to believe, and a beautiful yum.
	And some karma for Taiwan and Hong Kong, please.
	Signed, Sir Largeman.
	Baron of Bali.
	I mean, that is the land of unconfirmed.
	Yes, we came, we saw, he died.
	Ha ha ha!
	It's almost too delicious to believe, my friend.
	Beautiful!
	Yum!
	You've got karma.
	David R. Sutcliffe, $333.33.
	Still smiling over the title of episode 1286.
	It was great meeting Adam and the Keeper at the meetup in Vegas.
	Great event after 20 plus years in Hollywood.
	It was nice to get out of the bubble and connect with some like-minded people with reduced-sized amygdalas.
	No dedouching necessary.
	I've been a regular donor since I was hitting them out over a year ago.
	I'll take some goat karma, though.
	Thanks for all your work.
	No Agenda truly is the best podcast in the universe.
	Now, do you know who this is?
	David Sutcliffe.
	You talked about him in the last show.
	Yeah.
	Yes, Roy's dad.
	Yeah, that's where I got a kick out of the title.
	Of course.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	I wish we had more Hollywood regulars that would...
	I like the ones that we can savor and protect.
	And he's no longer in Hollywood.
	He gave up on it.
	Good for you.
	But they can always pull him back in.
	Yeah.
	Sir, Travery of the Watt in Linwood, Michigan, 23456, says, see email, I got nothing.
	I looked under the, I don't have his email address on here, and when you send an email to me around about, wait, Usually you should put it under the subject line donation, and the only one I have doesn't seem like this guy at all.
	Let me just double check my archive and system.
	I didn't see it.
	I got something from Matt.
	I don't think that's this guy.
	No.
	No.
	Okay.
	Well, he can always send it later if it's important.
	Yeah.
	But we appreciate it.
	If you can put C email into the email, you could cut and paste the note and put it in that same spot.
	Unless it was war and peace and it was so big that my email server rejected it, it's possible.
	Oh yeah, if it was sent to you, yeah, probably.
	Serpent is next on the list of Marlington, Massachusetts.
	He came up with $202.02, $202.02, $202.02.
	Writing for a dose of that ultra-deluxe jobs car on Wednesday, I have an interview with a new company, and I'm looking forward to, for investors for my startup.
	Hopefully the TPP, the Trump-Pence-Pelosi, will, oh, he wants the new one.
	Okay.
	Will work.
	Let's give it a shot.
	Jobs.
	And jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yeah!
	You've got karma.
	Gotta say, I like the TPP. I do too.
	I like it a lot.
	I'm liking the TPP. Michael.
	Michael Wojciewicz.
	I don't have that right.
	Let's try Wojciewicz.
	I don't think that's it either.
	I'll tell you what, Michael.
	You get another donation and I'm going to look up the pronunciation.
	It's a Polish name.
	$200.87 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
	Yo.
	So he must have been at the eat-up.
	I think so.
	Well, let's find out.
	He says, I've been listening to your show since March of this year, although I admit I was hit in the mouth before that, and it took me a bit to get used to the format.
	Ah, old school.
	Mm-hmm.
	Now I'm a big fan of your guy's schtick and see the value, so please deduce me.
	You've been de-douched.
	The guy who hit me in the mouth, Jimmy, no title of Wichita, has only donated on behalf of his brother and not himself.
	To me, that's a borderline douchebag.
	Ooh.
	But you guys can make the call.
	No, no.
	You guys got to make the call.
	Yeah, you guys make the call.
	We don't do that.
	We don't douche.
	We don't douche.
	We don't need to douche for men.
	Attending the Las Vegas meet was also a valuable experience for me as I got to interact with all the weirdos and free thinkers of Gitmo Nation.
	It was like attending, it was indeed a party.
	Props to Dame Jennifer for pulling me over and making me feel welcome.
	I'd like to request a stereo goat karma for my pleasantly pregnant wife and our unborn human resource who is due to emerge early in 2021.
	I just got to attend my first doctor's appointment with them amid all of the COVID craziness.
	You could also please play Don't Enslave Me, Kamala!
	Living the mac and cheese life and little girl, yay!
	It would be appreciated.
	Thank you for all your courage.
	Mike W. lost wages.
	I think I met Mike and he had his beautiful pregnant wife with him.
	And I remember saying, because she's I think four or five months, And she was glowing.
	She was glowing.
	You know what I mean?
	When it's like that four months.
	Hey, we're dads.
	We've seen it.
	It's great.
	It's beautiful.
	And it's before they get angry that nothing fits.
	Sorry.
	Just calling it as it is.
	And I thought...
	Of all the people who were there, we were maskless.
	You know, we were certainly not social distancing.
	And to come there as a pregnant woman, I thought, really showed a huge amount of courage.
	So I just wanted to say that.
	And thank you very much, Michael.
	And here's your sequence.
	Don't enslave me, camera!
	Living the mac and cheese life.
	Mac and cheese.
	Yay!
	You've got...
	Karma.
	By Ayn Rand.
	Onward!
	I believe this is our last associate executive producer.
	Heidi.
	Heidi Schreiber in Queen Creek, Arizona.
	$200.
	This donation is from my smoking hot husband Paul's birthday, October 20th.
	He's on the list.
	This podcast is his all-time favorite.
	So I thought this would be the best way to celebrate.
	Ah, you know, we agree with this theory.
	We do.
	Please play mac and cheese, coincidentally.
	Don't drone me for my birthday, boy.
	Thanks, Heidi.
	Don't Drone Me.
	I don't think we have a Don't Drone Me.
	Do we have a Don't Drone Me?
	Don't Drone Me, bro.
	I mean, I've said that.
	Yeah.
	And I think it's been a show title, but we don't have a jingle like that.
	that but i have something that may be what she's talking about mac and cheese by ayn rand there you go heidi And so sweet of you to do that.
	That's very nice.
	People love it.
	All right.
	That will conclude our list of associate executive producers, executive producers for show 1287.
	As we head to show 1300 and our 13th anniversary.
	Coming up on the 26th.
	Lucky 13.
	That's right.
	The 26th.
	Looking forward to it.
	Thank you.
	To these executive producers and associate executive producers, these titles are real.
	They're credible.
	You can use them anywhere titles are recognized and sometimes seen as a badge of honor.
	And if anyone questions it, we'll be more than happy to vouch for you.
	More than happy for that.
	And, of course, we'd like to invite you to come back again and maybe even support us again on our Thursday show.
	For that, it's a very simple place.
	You just go to dvorak.org.
	Slash N-A. And a sincere thanks for your time, your talent, and treasure in producing this podcast.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Order!
	Is shooting them in the legs?
	Shut up, slaves!
	Shut up, slaves!
	So, over Saturday, I finally did Who Are These Podcasts.
	Oh, you finally did the show!
	Fantastic!
	Yeah.
	How was it?
	Well, those guys are brutal.
	It's a good show.
	I think people should listen to it.
	But these guys are so brutal.
	They're so brutal.
	I mean, how brutal are they?
	They're so brutal.
	I mean, they really go after these people.
	Poor podcast producers?
	Poor podcast producers?
	They go after them?
	But in a really big ridiculing way.
	Nice.
	So it's actually a very funny podcast.
	But I came in there, I got them to go looking at some of these female podcasters because I followed a couple of them.
	Sophia with the F where I got all those clips from the last show.
	I made the claim that she's actually a genius.
	Okay.
	Artistic genius.
	Oh.
	And which caught everybody off guard, and I'm sure I'll get ridiculed for it.
	But it turns out by coincidence that I think Carl had that clip of her that I want to play, see if I can find it.
	She is...
	You know how we use or mock the millennials for saying important?
	Yeah.
	Or important or whatever they say.
	Important.
	They drop the E. He's got a clip of her saying important in one sentence two different ways.
	Because important, he pointed out, has two T's.
	Yes.
	It has two Ts, and she drops one of the Ts in the first pronunciation, then pronounces it and drops the other T in the other pronunciation.
	Whoa!
	No way!
	And I said, another proof.
	So I think the clip is on there.
	Yeah, I got it.
	I got it.
	This shit is just not that important.
	I'm not that important.
	Oh my goodness, everybody.
	So my comment was, she either did this subconsciously or she did it on purpose, but again, people should listen to this If you can.
	And I also preface it by saying, I don't think a Gen Xer or a baby boomer can put up with these women and all these podcasts.
	I'd like to play this again just for my own jollies here one more time.
	This shit is just not that important.
	I'm not that important.
	Ha ha ha!
	Wow.
	Yeah, that's...
	Wow.
	My definition of art is probably...
	It's that.
	It's just that.
	It's that.
	So I do have...
	But we talked about some other clips, and I had the...
	I want to play a couple of these so we know what we're dealing with here.
	There's a million podcasts.
	I had no idea.
	But there's a million podcasts of two or three women that just sit around and yeah, usually about their dates.
	It's a whole category for sure.
	And there's thousands of them.
	And so I had a couple.
	I picked up a few.
	And I have one.
	There's one called Chicks in the Office.
	Okay.
	And this is kind of a summary clip.
	This is kind of what the whole thing's about.
	I don't see chicks.
	It says summary.
	I should say.
	Oh yes, I got it.
	I got it here.
	Not...
	I just...
	Noah, no.
	Wow.
	Podcast award winning.
	Go podcast!
	Actually, now that I think about it, you brought this plague upon us.
	Yeah, wait, here it is.
	No, that's not it.
	Go ahead, yes, I'm sorry.
	Okay, so now we have a classic...
	Another group of women called Lady Gang.
	Oh, the Lady Gang.
	Lady Gang.
	And they yak about just about anything.
	And I want to play the opening so you can get a feeling for this show.
	And then I maybe have a couple short clips.
	Podcast One presents The Lady Gang.
	The Hollywood Girl Posse.
	With Lady Gang Quickie.
	Here's Kelty Knight, Becca Tobin, and Jack Vanek.
	Let's make this quick.
	Hello, hello, hello.
	Welcome to the Lady Gang.
	I am back here with Jack and Kelty.
	Oh, my.
	It's...
	Oh, my goodness.
	You know, there's...
	Let me tell you.
	I was doing the Podcasting 2.0 show with Dave Jones.
	And we're talking about what we're doing at podcastindex.org.
	And whenever someone gets stolen away from podcasting to go to Spotify or someone else, he brings in some clips.
	And he had another podcast, which is the Just Breaking Up podcast.
	And it's the same.
	It's just like this.
	Yeah, that's why the one that's why I thought that the highly successful short lived call her daddy with Sophia with an F.
	Had some artistic moments to it.
	It was as vapid as the rest of them, because they're all vapid.
	Yeah.
	But there was at least something else going on that was on a different level.
	These other ones are all the same, and they all sound the same, and the women all sound identical.
	They're all in the same milieu.
	That's great.
	Anyway, I don't want to go into this.
	I had some other clips.
	I do have a morning toast, which is one of the podcasts.
	I saw it.
	It says zero length.
	It may be dead.
	Fire.
	Fire?
	Fire.
	Well, that's what the kids say.
	Yeah, they say fire.
	That episode was fire.
	Fire.
	Fire.
	Keep it 100, bro.
	You're fire.
	It's another thing you've got to learn to say.
	Hey, I want to keep it 100 with you, John.
	Yeah, fire.
	I learned that from, you know, Mo was on the Hotep show.
	Oh, was he?
	Oh, my God.
	He was great.
	Oh, no, I actually listened to a little bit of that.
	I think it was great.
	I think he did a great job.
	But fire.
	Fire.
	Fire.
	So that's my ISO. Well, thank you.
	Thank you.
	Very happy.
	Go podcasting!
	That's right, everybody.
	I'm very proud, very proud of what I have brought upon us all.
	I'm very proud about that.
	So an underreported thing, because everyone's talking about Biden, they're not talking about the Biden tapes on the mainstream, they're just talking about Trump.
	Yeah.
	And so they're missing out on the beheadings going on in France.
	Yeah, this is, oh my goodness, it's crazy.
	There's been a few of them.
	Here's the rundown on the beheading in France from France 24.
	...shed on the identity of the suspect shot dead by police after the beheading of a history teacher in a town near Paris this Friday.
	Identification documents found on the suspect showed he was an 18-year-old born in Moscow, but from Russia's southern region of Chechnya.
	He was unknown to intelligence services and, according to Le Monde newspaper, not a pupil at the school in question.
	The incident took place in Conflans-Saint-Honorin at around 5pm on Friday.
	A 47-year-old history teacher was discovered decapitated in the road.
	The suspect was then spotted carrying a knife by a police patrol nearby.
	That's when he was shot dead by the officers.
	The victim had shown pupils in his class cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad as part of a discussion around free speech.
	For the local community, it's hard to take in what has happened.
	I mean, it's pretty gruesome what went down.
	Oh yeah.
	It's not like a big sword or something.
	It's like really sawing the head off.
	Yeah, he sawed his head off with a knife.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	What I didn't know, was it a male or a female teacher?
	It was a male teacher.
	Oh.
	Everybody loved him.
	A real nice guy.
	And her head is gone.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, well, he couldn't.
	Yeah, his head was in this case.
	Here's the police captain.
	This is a beheading police captain discussing some of the details.
	This is a clip down from a long, long clip.
	But they're pulling in some details.
	They're arrested 10 people so far.
	I'm just looking for the police captain.
	It's under French beheading police captain.
	Gotcha.
	...were possibly linked.
	Nine of them have been placed in custody.
	Four of them have direct family links, and they have been placed in custody as of last evening.
	Two people came to the police and presented themselves to the airport police office, saying that they had been in contact with the assailant only a few moments before the attack.
	...
	The father of the student who had fired the formal complaint is currently in custody.
	We must state here that this man's half-sister was actually a member of the Islamic State in Syria in 2014 and therefore is currently...
	The subject of an arrest warrant.
	Again, the man appearing in the video that was published on the 12th of October and the man who accompanied the father of the student to the head office was intercepted this morning.
	This man is also known to the intelligence services.
	Investigations are still going to continue forward to try and determine the true evidence They don't have their shit together there.
	How hard can this be?
	Somebody pointed out that, and nobody mentions it, it's not even used in campaign material, that we haven't had one incident in this country since Trump got elected.
	Of terrorism.
	Yeah, any sort of Islamic terrorism.
	Yeah.
	So, that I found was kind of interesting.
	Anyway, so this is big news.
	They're talking about it on all the outlets in Europe, but it's not even been mentioned that I know of in the United States at all.
	I mean, I came across it last night by accident as I was cruising through Euronews.
	No.
	Why would we?
	We have democratic pedophiles on deck.
	We have to defend them.
	We've got no room for beheadings.
	At all.
	We have room for this, so this is ACB marches.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, this was coincidental with all the Hunter Biden stuff coming out.
	Throw some women on the street!
	Thousands of people have joined.
	Yeah, it's right there.
	I heard this all day long.
	Thousands, thousands of people.
	And you see 25.
	Did you see thousands of people anywhere in any of these shots?
	No.
	No, I didn't.
	There's some B-roll from other marches.
	I think so, too.
	Thousands of people have joined women's marches across the United States to protest President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee and to call for voting him out in next month's election.
	One of the biggest demonstrations is in the capital, Washington, D.C. Protesters fear Trump's pick, Judge Amy Coney Barrett, will cement a conservative majority on the court that could roll back abortion rights and health care access.
	The Senate is due to vote on whether to confirm Barrett next week.
	And the tip-off for me, because I knew I was monitoring the channels all day Saturday, To see who was reporting on Hunter Biden.
	Fox had a little bit, you know, Chris Wallace skeptical, very skeptical about it all.
	Nothing on CNN and MSNBC. But you could see this was a very hastily called march because there were no professional signs.
	It was not professionally organized.
	It was some call to action.
	Let's get out quick because it was all handwritten.
	Nothing.
	Did you see any pro signs?
	I don't think so.
	No, I don't think so.
	I don't think they saw one.
	By the way, anyone out there who's in an area where they're having marches, I would like to collect a couple of the pro signs.
	Yeah, you do love that.
	Trump signs or anti-Trump signs.
	I don't care if it's good or bad.
	Because I keep wanting to go to one because they throw all these signs away at the end as piles of them.
	Seems like stuff that an archivist would love to collect.
	And we all know one.
	Everybody knows one.
	I do have one clip of Amy Colby Barrett's kind of a meta clip.
	Confirmation hearings?
	Yeah.
	I normally would never do this, but somebody sent us a clip of Shapiro going into advertising mode.
	But I listened to the whole thing, and he actually...
	I didn't think that was interesting.
	Yeah.
	It was funny.
	First of all, I want you to know, I also looked at the clip and I was like, yeah, it was funny.
	It was jarring, the typical Shapiro, but thank you for picking this out of it.
	So this at the end of the clip, the clip was about him explaining the entire Amy Comey, Barrett thing, Coney, Barrett thing in 10 minutes or 5 minutes or something like that.
	It was a meta clip.
	But this little bit at the end, which I clipped out, I thought was better than I could do these clips.
	He pulled some clips.
	He did a...
	No agenda style thing where he talks a little bit, plays a clip, talks about what he just played and on and on.
	But I just thought this was a little better than I could have done because...
	I could have done this, but this way I don't get to increasingly hate on Hirono, that idiot from Hawaii.
	Let Shapiro do it.
	They asked her many, many stupid questions.
	So, for example, Cory Booker just asked her straight out if she was a white supremacist.
	Really, to hit Trump, but because Cory Booker is a...
	I just asked you very simply, and I imagine you'll give me a very short, resolute answer.
	But you condemn white supremacy, correct?
	Yes.
	The look on her face says it all.
	Maisie Hirono, the idiot senator from Hawaii, she asked if Amy Coney Barrett was a sexual predator.
	Since you became a legal adult, have you ever made unwanted requests for sexual favors or committed any verbal or physical harassment or assault of a sexual nature?
	No, Senator Hirono.
	Have you ever faced discipline or entered into a settlement related to this kind of conduct?
	No, Senator.
	One of the things that's so great about Amy Coney Barrett is she's able to keep a straight face no matter what idiocy is being thrown at her.
	Maisie Hirono finally came up with a brick to hit Amy Coney Barrett with.
	She claimed that because Amy Coney Barrett had used the phrase sexual preference, a phrase used by people ranging from Joe Biden to The Advocate magazine, this meant that actually Amy Coney Barrett hates gay people.
	Here is Maisie Hirono claiming offense over a completely non-offensive term or a term that became offensive within the last 32 seconds.
	Not once, but twice, you use the term sexual preference to describe those in the LGBTQ community.
	And let me make clear, sexual preference is an offensive and outdated term.
	It is used by anti-LGBTQ activists to suggest that sexual orientation is a choice.
	It was a slur, a pathetic slur, by Maisie Hirono, an idiot against Amy Coney Barrett.
	Naturally, Webster's dictionary immediately redefined the term preference to suggest that it was offensive, because we now live in an Orwellian world.
	Bottom line is this, though.
	They could not stop Amy Coney Barrett.
	I didn't do any of it because it's all completely irrelevant.
	She'll get confirmed.
	There is clip after clip after clip of Biden, Pelosi, Schumer, all using sexual preference as a term.
	Clip after clip after clip.
	It's so, so critical.
	Until he played that little, that's actually the reason I took that snippet from him.
	Because I didn't know that that question was answered or asked or anything.
	And I... It's the first time I've ever heard that the term sexual preference is a slur.
	When did this happen?
	Where did she get this?
	You think somebody was playing her?
	Well, hold on.
	Did you miss the whole dictionary change?
	Oh, you missed this.
	Webster's Dictionary.
	I did miss the dictionary.
	Okay, so sexual preference.
	After Maisie Hirono asked that question, within hours, the Webster's Dictionary, at least online, was changed to add, at the very bottom, fifth definition, that it is an offensive term.
	It wasn't in there before the question.
	Webster's Dictionary.
	Can we verify this?
	Oh yeah.
	Here, I'll find it for you.
	Webster's Dictionary.
	What is Merriam-Webster or Webster or what?
	Hold on.
	Hold on.
	We didn't get to it in the last show.
	I had it in the show notes.
	Here we go.
	Merriam-Webster dictionary updates sexual preference after Amy Coney Barrett hearing.
	And everyone has these two side-by-side, so you can see them, which I'm scrolling to find right now.
	And, of course, I can't.
	But, yeah, they...
	Let me see.
	I'll just...
	Sexual orientation.
	No.
	Gosh, it was just four days ago, and already it's been pushed down, likely.
	Troll room, can you please find this for me?
	Oh, here it is.
	Okay, got it.
	So previously, it was, in fact, definition of preference.
	A, the act of preferring, the state of being, B, the power of opportunity of choosing, two, one that is preferred, the act or principle, and then the fifth entry is orientation as it regards to sexual preference.
	The new term has the same ones.
	Number five now says offensive.
	Orientation, sexual preference.
	So they added offensive, comma, see usage paragraph below, orientation slash sexual preference.
	So they changed it.
	This is pathetic.
	I'm never using Merriam-Webster again.
	Language changes.
	This is really pathetic.
	Here's an example.
	Of course, I harp on this.
	This is an example of somebody who got into the company who was a social justice warrior who should have never been hired in the first place.
	And they got into the company and I'm sure they don't pay well.
	No.
	And so a noodle boy got in there noodle girl and they went and they changed it when they heard this because they were probably glued to these hearings because they hate this woman.
	And they and they did this.
	No, the management of this company needs to be called out.
	Oh, you think that's going to happen?
	Sure.
	Let's all wait.
	I can I can bring the.
	There's some super clip of all these jamokes saying sexual preference in, like, the past year.
	Yeah, let's get that.
	It's totally the a-holes.
	But that kind of brings me to Section 230.
	I do want to keep this on deck.
	Section 230 of the Communications Act, which states that you cannot be...
	As a hoster of user-generated content, such as noagendasocial.com, if someone libels someone on that platform, we cannot be sued over it.
	That is the protection, as meant, under Section 230.
	But with this Hunter Biden story that the New York Post wrote up and was subsequently, specifically, and verbally confirmed they were Slowing it down, taking it down, putting labels on it.
	That is the violation of Section 230.
	I said this before, I'll say it again.
	They took Kayleigh McEnany's Twitter.
	They just kicked her off Twitter.
	Yeah.
	Well, they didn't.
	They locked her account.
	They locked her account.
	Okay, well.
	It doesn't matter.
	But they're stopping journalism.
	You know, the New York Post may have weird headlines, but it's journalism.
	Here's the latest from the statement from the chairman.
	Of the FCC on Section 230, I think it's worth just reading through this for a second because they're going to be, these guys are going to be called in.
	They should be, I think it's just, and I say this because Jack Dorsey didn't sit there and say, yeah, let's block it, let's slow it down.
	It's the douchebags who work in his company who did that.
	And that's why he had to come out and say, oh, this was unacceptable the way we did it, uh-huh.
	So this is from the 15th.
	Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai issued the following statement.
	Members of all three branches of the federal government have expressed serious concern about the prevailing interpretation of the immunity set forth in Section 230 of the Communications Act.
	There is bipartisan support in Congress to reform the law.
	Get ready.
	That cannot be good.
	The U.S. Department of Commerce has petitioned the commission to clarify ambiguities in Section 230.
	And earlier this week, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas pointed out that courts have relied upon policy and purpose arguments to grant sweeping protections to Internet platforms that appear to go far beyond the actual text of the provision.
	You remember there was a big to-do about a certain law that Really, it was changed to supplement Section 230 as it pertained to sex workers' advertising on Backpage and Craigslist.
	And so that you were allowed to censor.
	They had to write a whole new thing, a whole new piece of legislation just for that to be able to happen, which, of course, hurt business for a number of parties.
	As elected officials consider whether to change the law, the question remains, what does Section 230 currently mean?
	Many advance an overly broad interpretation that in some cases shields social media companies from consumer protection laws in a way that has no basis in the text of Section 230.
	The Commission's General Counsel has informed me that the FCC has the legal authority to interpret 230.
	So they're going to determine.
	Consistent with this advice, I intend to move forward with a rulemaking to clarify its meaning.
	Throughout my tenure at the Federal Communications Commission, I have favored regulatory parity, transparency, and free expression.
	Social media companies have a First Amendment right to free speech, but they do not have a First Amendment right to special immunity denied to other media outlets, such as newspapers and broadcasters.
	And therein is the point is...
	The New York Post can actually get sued really badly by Hunter Biden, the Bider family.
	Biders.
	The Bidens.
	They could get in some real big trouble for that.
	Yep.
	But they're not.
	No.
	And I would like to say that the way I read this is...
	You're going to get regulation that fits perfectly with whatever Facebook and Twitter do.
	Because that's how it always goes.
	And once you start regulating in that manner, it only behooves the big players.
	And ultimately, get off these companies.
	You don't need Twitter.
	You don't need Facebook.
	You don't need Instagram.
	But for one thing, your own narcissism.
	You're a bunch of narcissistic creeps that if you don't get the likes...
	If you don't get the views, then you don't feel good about yourself.
	You're not a superstar on the social media.
	So you get anything you deserve.
	And anyone who thinks these platforms are good for us, there's a million places you can go.
	Noagendasocial.com works just fine.
	And so do podcasts.
	Go ahead.
	I want to be on Spotify.
	Okay.
	Until they kick you off.
	People are stupid.
	Well, I will take the other side and say there are plenty of people out there who will say this.
	I live in Nebraska and I can't keep up with my family that lives in Arkansas.
	So Granny, what's her name, is on Facebook and I get to see pictures of the kids and I get to show them pictures of the grandkids because Granny needs to see these pictures.
	And it's just purely a...
	Family thing.
	They're not looking for likes or pluses or anything else because they're not posting anything but, you know, just the family stuff for family to family in a communications, using it as a communications medium.
	Point, counterpoint?
	Go.
	For $9 a month, you can have your own Mastodon server for your family.
	You can set it up however you want.
	It's ready to go.
	Masto.host.
	I have no interest in the company, but this guy in Norway or Denmark or wherever he is, he sets it up.
	It's $9 a month.
	So yeah.
	You know what?
	It's not healthy for Granny either.
	So set it up for Granny that she's on your own Mastodon server and God keep her off of Facebook.
	Early death for her.
	An early death.
	Do you have a counterpoint?
	I doubt these people have the capability of creating a Mastodon server.
	It's as easy as signing up for Twitter.
	Literally.
	It's $9 and it's set.
	It's good to go.
	You can log in and you're done right away.
	So yeah, people have that capability.
	And what are the grandkids for?
	The grandkids should be setting that up for granny.
	Yeah, but they're all jacked up about being on Facebook.
	I'm just saying it for people who care.
	I know I'm blowing in the wind.
	I know.
	I know.
	You're blowing in the wind.
	Do you remember 2010, because we talked about it on the show, the documentary Feathered Cocaine?
	Sorry?
	Yeah.
	There was a documentary in 2010, and we might not have discussed it until 2011 or 2012.
	When was bin Laden killed?
	Originally, or this last time, or...
	I don't think he's dead.
	No, I mean...
	I mean, which version of the story do you want me to say?
	When Obama spiked the ball...
	Obama, we never got to see anything, nobody, they threw him out in the ocean, that one?
	Yeah, May 2nd, 2011 is when he apparently was killed.
	Yeah.
	And around that time, there was a documentary, which I think was actually at the...
	I want to say it was at the Tribeca Film Festival about this guy named Alan Pero.
	And you spell Pero like parrot with one T. And Alan Pero is an American, but he, I think he converted to, he's a Muslim, and for 20 years he worked for the extremely rich Arabs, and he is a falcon hunter and keeper.
	Now, falcons to many...
	He's called a falconer.
	A falconer, that would be what he is.
	Falcons, to many in the Middle East, certainly the rulers, are one of the most incredibly valuable things you can possess.
	They pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for them, some even up to a million dollars or more for the perfect falcon.
	And this guy was originally protecting falcons, and then he kind of got into the business because there was a lot of money to be made, because an Arab sheikh or a prince or something like that We'll never buy...
	You're not allowed to buy the falcon because that's like the worst thing you can do because it's such a perfect beast, such a perfect animal.
	So you actually pay the guy, the falconer, a million dollars just for getting the bird.
	You see, it's one of those tricks.
	And this guy was very interesting because I remember then that he was...
	And I don't have any clips or anything going...
	I looked in the archives.
	I can't see anything.
	Maybe we didn't save those because it was only a few years into the show.
	That he claimed he knew Osama bin Laden was alive and in Iran.
	So...
	You know, we talked about it, and of course, when you go back and look at the entire Bin Laden killing, where indeed they, oh, no pictures, oh, well, hey, you know, we dumped him in the water, and oh, sorry, we don't want to show any pictures because that could set off.
	People could get angry at us.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	Although they will show every shaking kid and phony baloney, gassed kid with drool coming out of their mouth and all the rest.
	So show all that or just dead children.
	They don't have a problem showing that, but they couldn't show this.
	So about a week and a half ago, this guy does a video chat, a Zoom call, with two guys.
	One was one of the...
	The fathers of the Navy SEALs who not only went in to so-called kill the so-called bin Laden, but then also all died in a helicopter crash in, I think, Afghanistan.
	SEAL Team 6.
	You remember that?
	It's like, they went in, we didn't see a body, we spiked the ball, and those guys all died.
	Well, the funny thing is they didn't all die.
	And I don't even know if any of them died.
	That part of the story to me is even as flaky or at least as flaky as the whole story because there were still two of them.
	Two different SEALs that went on the road.
	I think they both wrote a book.
	And each of these two different guys claimed they're the ones who shot bin Laden.
	Remember these two guys?
	Yeah, I don't think these guys were even at the...
	It's kind of irrelevant.
	I don't want to relitigate the whole thing as far as I'm concerned.
	Bin Laden died in 2003 from kidney failure.
	So, you know, I... I think that's a valid position.
	Yeah, I mean, we don't know nothing, to use my favorite.
	We don't know nothing.
	That's my favorite double negative.
	But I just want to give you the story as now is being retold again by Alan Parrow.
	And it starts off with him explaining the so-called safari club.
	Which, there's, and that has a, I'd never heard of the Safari Club, but it has a real wiki entry, and here's his explanation of what it is.
	Well, the gestation, the beginning was in the 70s during the Church Commission, when an alternate CIA was created called the Safari Club.
	And the Safari Club was financed by overseas allies.
	It was outsourced to foreign banks.
	I have two banks and bank accounts.
	They were used by the Safari Club.
	And the individuals with checks paid out by them.
	Osama bin Laden was one of the recipients of funding from this alternate CIA that was subverting the oversight control of the successor to the One week before bin Laden was killed I was called down to the Senate Intelligence Committee to give statements and evidence and I have quite a few tape recordings of
	of senior members who were aware of bin Laden's house arrest in Iran for 10 years following Tora Bora.
	This was arranged by John Brennan.
	This is why Gary Bernson was not allowed to kill Osama bin Laden in Tora Bora when he was only a few hundred yards away.
	A lot of that checks out.
	After the Church Commission, the Safari Club was created, and that's where BCCI came into play.
	Because this Safari Club, it wasn't alternate CIA, it was the covert funding of stuff, because all eyes were on CIA. After the church commission found that, oh, gee, we've got CIA guys bringing us the news.
	So, you know, obviously we couldn't stop with the CIA guys bringing us the news.
	Still bringing us the news.
	We had to change the money flow.
	So BCCI, which, you know, we've talked about that.
	Isn't that the internationalists?
	Isn't that the movie, the story of the BCCI? Yeah.
	With Clive Owens, I think?
	That's kind of a combined story of various banking interests.
	Good movie, by the way.
	BCCI was just a huge scandal and billions of dollars were being run through it for all kinds of shenanigans.
	So...
	So here he is again saying, look, it was obvious bin Laden was being kept hostage in Iran, and no one really wanted to hear about it.
	He did give testimony the week before Osama bin Laden was killed.
	Why this guy is still alive is a mystery, of course.
	But now he'll go into what he understands happened at the Abbottabad camp.
	And as an aside note, we learned very specifically it's pronounced Abbottabad.
	Yeah.
	As in, you know, Abbott and Costello.
	Right.
	And this was pointed out to us ad nauseum because everyone, including the news, was saying Abbottabad.
	No, Abbottabad.
	Abbottabad.
	Abbottabad, Abbottabad, Abbottabad.
	But it's Abbottabad.
	But this guy uses the Abbottabad.
	So that, to me, was somewhat discrediting, but I'll let him slide.
	Let's listen.
	Yes, there you go.
	Let's listen to it.
	When they went in there, trusting the Iranians had bin Laden there waiting for them, SEAL Team 6, your son...
	He was retired at that time.
	Yes, but SEAL Team 6, they killed Osama bin Laden's double.
	Hold on a second.
	Can you stop?
	Yeah.
	Because we talk about Mil U. This guy sounds like John Brennan.
	Oh, totally.
	Totally.
	Stick with it.
	He was retired at that time.
	Yes, but the SEAL Team 6, they killed Osama Bin Laden's double.
	How do we know that?
	One of the wives went running towards them before he shot him and said, don't shoot, he's a double.
	I don't know the language she used.
	And then, if you read Sy Hirsch's book, he explains that they threw the body parts over the Hindu Kush mountains.
	They didn't even save them, like they saved the sons of Saddam Hussein in a refrigerated tent, well preserved and with makeup, just to prove that the wicked witch was dead.
	They saved the sons of Saddam Hussein.
	But they did not save the corpse of Osama bin Laden because it was his double.
	It could not handle the scrutiny of DNA testing.
	And I didn't clip it, but he says that they never threw him into the ocean.
	Certainly not under the guise of that's a proper Muslim burial.
	He said, no way, because your feet have to point towards Mecca.
	And you're swirling around in the water.
	He says, no way.
	He says the SEALs recognized they had the wrong guy and dumped him out over the mountains.
	It's like, get that out of here.
	That's not the right guy.
	So they tossed a bag of bones overboard.
	But let's just presume this is all taking place as true.
	And the wrong guy is killed.
	Obama spikes the ball.
	We got him.
	We killed him.
	And Iran comes around and says, oh, really?
	The communication from Iran to Obama was, hey, We got your neck in a noose.
	Give us all this money.
	$152 billion.
	$2 billion on an airplane pallet was paid out for the secrets I wish to reveal now and to the President under the terms of miscreation and treason.
	That is to say, this is a secret.
	These are secrets worth $152 billion paid by President Obama.
	And Vice President Biden paid with the blood of SEAL Team 6 when he had them killed.
	This is the part I like.
	Because that is an explanation I've not yet heard for the pallets of cash given to Iran.
	I like it.
	I like it a lot.
	And it's totally possible that Osama bin Laden was still dead in 2003.
	Iran can just say, hey man, you don't want us to come out and shit?
	Because I'm sure they have a body double in case the guy wasn't dead.
	And we're going to make you look like a fool, Obama.
	So we want $152 billion, we want $1.5 billion in cash, and we want our Iran nuclear deal.
	Totally plausible.
	Now, we should mention that the 152, whatever that big number is, was actually Iranian assets.
	It was their money, yeah.
	So it was their money.
	So it's not as though Obama's throwing away the American taxpayer dollars.
	Well, except for the cash money.
	The cash money, I'm not sure where that came from.
	It's probably someone's drug money.
	How else do you get it?
	Could be.
	And so then, now here's the part that I find somewhat sketch, although I do remember...
	Sketch?
	Sketch, yeah.
	It's just how we call it.
	You know, I'm simping for you as sketch.
	I'm talking like the kids.
	I'm keeping it 100, bro.
	Now, this is the part that I don't think is...
	It doesn't hold water.
	And this is from...
	He's going to refer to a famous speech Biden did at the Atlantic Council where he came in as the hero.
	Oh, my God.
	It's sickening to watch, actually, how Joe's like...
	He had killed Osama bin Laden.
	Joe actually himself had gone down and gouged the guy's eye out.
	Knifed him.
	Knifed him, right.
	Cut his head off all by himself.
	And in this speech, he...
	Well, I'll play this clip and then we'll talk about it.
	Oh, and I've got a question for you.
	So that means that SEAL Team 6 was shot down on purpose after the trophy killed to ensure that no dead man can tell no tales.
	You are correct.
	So that President Obama paid bribery...
	Of $152 million, Vice President Biden paid with the blood of SEAL Team 6.
	He spent their blood like currency.
	And the reasoning behind that is that during that speech, and actually on YouTube, or anywhere I could find it, the video of him spiking the ball and saying...
	The SEALs went in there.
	SEAL Team 6.
	The audio was actually dropped out.
	A little garbled.
	I couldn't find an original.
	It doesn't really matter.
	I don't think he said SEAL Team 6.
	I think he said the SEALs.
	SEAL Team.
	And that apparently was the reason why a target was put on the back of every SEAL Team 6 member.
	And then, you know, the guy goes on to explain how they were put on a rickety old, well, rickety, in a Chinook helicopter, going to a place that was very hard to land, they shouldn't have landed, and then to make the whole story complete.
	And this is what I like about the theory.
	If you recall...
	The Chinook, the twin rotor-bladed helicopter, the big one, like a flying school bus, really, filled with SEAL Team 6, was shot down by an RPG. And at the crash site, they found the RPG had the serial number of a U.S. RPG, which was related to the weapons in Benghazi.
	You see how it all starts to tie together?
	Ha ha ha!
	I like the Benghazi angle.
	Yeah!
	And that was Hillary Clinton's moving the weapons down to the Syrian rebels for her own jollies or whatever, and they had to try and stop it because now the news was getting out.
	And of course, this will never be resolved, but I did want to just bring those clips in because...
	A lot of people were talking about it, and might as well document it, because we'll never hear about it again.
	Well, including Trump, apparently, who got blocked from Twitter for retweeting something about it.
	That's right.
	Yeah, that's right.
	So the jig is up.
	The jig is up.
	Oh yeah, looks to me like they're running scared.
	Well, they're not running scared, but they're starting to produce more of these people.
	I wanted one of these clips for the last show, but I'm going to play this one.
	This is a new woman.
	This one just came out.
	And you never know if these are actors, but I don't think actors really necessarily, especially if they're professionals, want to ruin their vocal cords by screaming.
	Okay.
	And this is the latest one showed up on Twitter.
	This is a psycho.
	Psycho.
	Oh, I see the psycho.
	Okay, here we go.
	I'm terrified!
	Listen to me, Republicans, listen!
	Oh, boy.
	You are the people in history they warned us about!
	They warned us about people like you!
	Pay attention!
	We're losing our democracy!
	Wake up!
	Wake up!
	Calm down.
	This is the Keith Olbermann thing going on here.
	These people are nuts.
	Somebody had prefaced this clip with, wouldn't you like to see Trump win so he can get four more years of this?
	And I had to think to myself, I said, yeah, it's very entertaining.
	It's dynamite.
	How could you not like it?
	Yeah.
	Oh, that's too funny.
	That's too funny.
	I found an offbeat clip that you might be interested in.
	There's just a term, I never knew this.
	These are two clips.
	There's a two-parter, if you don't mind playing.
	This is about the crisis that's going on in Greece with all the migrants.
	Another thing that the mainstream media is not going to cover.
	Oh, yeah.
	Why talk about that?
	No, don't talk about that.
	No, no, no.
	I'm not going to talk about it.
	But the first of this is the report from Lesbos, which is the island.
	And then I have report from Les, key fact.
	But play the first report from Lesbo, and then the follow-up with the other one.
	Her parents say they can go to Europe in hope of safety and a better life.
	But what they found was hunger, thirst, and homelessness.
	Okay, stop.
	Stop this.
	I want to kind of give a little background on this clip.
	So they're showing some migrants, and they're from Africa.
	They're black Africans, and they're from the Congo, a lot of them.
	And if you listen to what this guy says, the first time I clipped it...
	Mainly for the second part of the clip, because there's something funny in there.
	But I clipped it, and then I listened to it, and I listened to it again.
	And obviously, somebody...
	In Africa, or wherever they're sending these migrants from, are giving these guys a bunch of bullcrap about what to expect.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, go there, and here's what's going to happen.
	And if you listen to the guy, they're going to bring the guy on, and he's going to...
	Wait, did they tell him, go to Lesbos, it's filled with hot lesbians?
	No, it was mostly about Europe.
	But if you listen to this guy, it's really frightening what he thinks should have happened.
	Because he expected it.
	He had to obviously expect it to say the words he's going to say.
	Start the clip from the beginning, please.
	Her parents say they can't go to Europe in hope of safety and a better life.
	But what they found was hunger, thirst, and homelessness.
	I'm so disappointed because the European Union could have helped us after all this time.
	It's been four days.
	No one is taking care of us.
	What are they thinking?
	How can they abandon us?
	The European Union too.
	I don't know what they're doing.
	Days after the fire in the Moria refugee camp, chaos reigns on the island of Lesbos.
	Families like the Males are left to fend for themselves.
	Thousands of refugees are camping on the hot asphalt.
	The Greek government promises hell but it is yet to be seen.
	Scenes like these show just how great the desperation is.
	When the first deliveries of water finally arrived, there were riots and some refugees were injured.
	We do what we can, the governor of the island explains.
	But he points out that the fire was a catastrophe with a message.
	Lesbos has been left with a huge numbers of refugees for too long.
	Now he hopes things will change.
	For lesbian people and for myself also, in a tragic way, it was a good evolution because the camp of Muria was something that had to close.
	Lesbian people.
	And myself, he said.
	Yeah.
	I thought that was interesting that the people that live on the island of Lesbos are called lesbians.
	Isn't that interesting?
	No, no.
	You know that that is an actual...
	Yes, you're right, but that is an actual destination for gays and lesbians.
	They love partying in lesbos.
	They used to love partying in lesbos, because it's completely...
	Well, not anymore.
	No.
	But if you listen to that black guy, he says, I don't know, we've been here three days, and where's all this help that we were promised?
	What are they thinking?
	I think the guy was buffaloed.
	Of course.
	Yeah, well, duh.
	So this is the second part of this clip.
	It also has kind of an illogic in it that is fascinating.
	Things happened.
	There were thefts.
	And the refugees burned the olive trees for firewood.
	Then, public opinion changed.
	Mm-hmm.
	So they come in there and start burning olive trees.
	You don't burn olive trees anywhere in the world.
	It's a big no-no.
	That is a major, and so all of a sudden public opinion changed because they started robbing the place and burning olive trees.
	And you burn an olive tree in any country that has olive trees and relies on olives for part of their entire cuisine.
	Don't olive trees last for a thousand years or something?
	They last thousands of years.
	Yeah, they're crazy.
	And many of them are probably a thousand years old that they've burned.
	Yeah.
	That'll change opinion.
	Oh, fast.
	Now, there was another clip that I thought had something...
	We should probably take a break unless you want to do your next clip.
	No, let me put that off because I don't even know what clip it is.
	Okay.
	I'll tell you what.
	Let's do some Beatles.
	I'm going to 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 we do have some people to thank for show 1287 as we approach show 1300 and the 13th anniversary.
	Boom!
	Top of the list is Christina Thomas in Drums, Pennsylvania.
	Her dad, Stephen, turned 60 on the 18th.
	He's the one that got her into the show in the first place, even though he's still a douchebag, and he's on the list, and she still does love him, despite that.
	Happy birthday, old man, she says.
	The Polis Bakchia from Belfont, Pennsylvania, $165.
	She sent a nice card.
	After getting to the...
	Hit in the mouth by my son, Matt, I realized I was blessed to listen to the show.
	Please accept this 165.
	I'm 65 years old and I hope you realize how much you are needed And she says, yes, I still make pierogies by hand.
	She makes what by hand?
	Pierogies.
	What's that?
	Or pierogi.
	Oh, a Polish pierogi.
	It's a little bitty dumpling.
	You know, every culture has them.
	Mmm, yum.
	Every culture makes them, and they all, I hate to say this, they all suck.
	Ha!
	Just a dough ball with some meat.
	John at Dvorak dot org.
	They do.
	Yes.
	Okay.
	We were in England.
	We went to the supposedly the best.
	They make these things.
	They're called pasties or pasties or something.
	It's a pierogi.
	And oh my God.
	It's just inedible.
	Sir J.D. Baron of Silicon Valley.
	$133.70.
	Oh, leet.
	It's a leet donation.
	It's a leet donation.
	Leet donation.
	Yeah, we gotta put that on a list.
	Jeffrey Gathman in Crystal Lake, Illinois, 133.
	Michael Small, 123.58.
	Darren Farrell in Wadsworth, Illinois, 111.11.
	Jonathan Bell, 111.11.
	He's in Caulfield, Victoria, Australia.
	Free Hollow Books, hey!
	Yeah!
	Summerfield, North Carolina.
	That's Sir Jimmy on behalf of the Winston-Salem Meetup at Jugheads, and they've got a Meetup Report for in a moment.
	Nice.
	Sir Proteus, Newark, Delaware, 100.
	Rory Semmeroth in Manchester, Tennessee, 8008.
	And apparently the title Rory's dad hit home, it being Rory.
	So Rory decided to donate.
	And I guess I'm going to give an F cancer.
	His sister passed in 2014.
	So he says, it's October.
	Get them 8008 checked, ladies.
	Good advice.
	Sir Andrew Alexander Schultzberger, 6969.
	Nicholas Brownstead in Chicago, 6969.
	Colin McCormick in Rahini, Dublin, Ireland.
	Hello.
	Hey, Ireland, 6669.
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin, Duke of Luna, lover of America and boobs.
	With a small boob donation.
	Small boob, 6006 in North Carolina, locust.
	Buchanan Real Estate, 5518.
	Daniel Mariano.
	Oh, wait, wait.
	I'm sorry.
	Something got missed here.
	The spreadsheet would just make sure we get this.
	This is happy anniversary from Sir Buck of 2112 to my beautiful, caring, talented, pretty lady, we call her smoking hot, Dame Jennifer of Animated No Agenda.
	It's been a wonderful 17 years, Sunday, October 18th.
	Hard to believe, but we did get married on the day we had our first date.
	Strange how things just come together.
	May Jennifer continue to smile and make people happy.
	I'm wishing her the best and hoping for another very happy, wonderful 17 plus years.
	How beautiful is that?
	They got married on their first date only in the South.
	That's a nice thing of him to do.
	And happy anniversary.
	And they never had a fight.
	Never.
	Daniel Marianos, 55-10.
	Dean Roker, 55-10.
	Sir Christopher Kessler in Marshfield, Wisconsin, 55-10.
	Dame Knight in Edmonds, Washington, 51-50.
	Joseph Walzer, 51.
	His brother's birthday, Jordan, 37 on the 18th.
	Yep, today.
	And the following people are $50 donors, name and location, if applicable.
	David Shalona in Madisonville, Louisiana.
	Christopher Muller in Cedar Park, Texas.
	John Camp in Antlers, Oklahoma.
	Just old AZ. Parts unknown.
	Jessica Young, Yuba City.
	Marie LaBruyere.
	I'm guessing, in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
	Sir Scott Lavender in Montgomery, Texas.
	Craig Zarzicki, I'm guessing, in Saratoga Springs, Saratoga Springs, New York.
	Stephen Crummey in El Cajon, California.
	Andrew Gusek in Greensboro, North Carolina.
	And last but not least, Sir Spud the Mighty!
	And Marietta, George, we want to thank all these folks for being producers for show 1287, and we want to thank everyone that comes later, or that came in with lesser amounts of money.
	And those lesser are usually for anonymity, under $50, no notes are read, or names, and also many people on our sustaining donations.
	These are recurring subscriptions from all different kinds of levels.
	You can find out more information at...
	And as promised.
	You've got karma.
	And special thanks to Eric the Shill for pulling it all together.
	Despite windstorms and machines being down, I think we've got everything.
	Birthdays for today, Stephen Booth turned 60.
	Christina Thomas says happy birthday to her stepdad, Stephen, 60 today as well.
	Oh, that's twice in a row.
	Joseph Waltzer, happy birthday to his brother, Jordan Waltzer, 37 today.
	And Heidi Schreiber says happy birthday to her smoking hot husband, Paul.
	He'll be celebrating on October 20th.
	Happy birthday for everybody here at the best podcast in the universe!
	Surprise!
	And we have...
	We have Sir Stephen Booth about to be knighted and Lane Rouse, so...
	Two on deck.
	There you go.
	Nice.
	Alright, as I said, Lane Rowe, Stephen Booth, up here, both of you gentlemen, you qualify, thanks to the donation amount in $1,000 or more, for an official seat at the No Agenda Roundtable, and I am therefore very proud to pronounce the KB as Sir Lane Rowe, defenders of the nearest point, and surmount.
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	And, of course, we always have our mutton and meat.
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	No agenda meetup.
	Yeah.
	Like a party.
	Like a party.
	A couple took place.
	I have some meeting reports.
	First from the Zurich Sanity Meetup.
	For those who are uninitiated, the No Agenda Meetups take place everywhere in the world.
	It seems almost every single day of the week.
	Noagendameetups.com is where you can find the info.
	Hey, Adam, John.
	We tried to record some audio greeting, but the sound quality was so abhorrent that the written form is better.
	This time, four dudes found their way to the meetup.
	Sadly, no dudettes.
	But we were talking freely and using our shrunken amygdalas.
	Present were newcomer Paul from Ireland, who has found love with a Swiss woman, Sir Wiley Zoo, a guy who wants to stay anonymous, and the organizer Sir Swiss Senna.
	We have had bigger events in the past, but the quality of the attendance is always the deciding factor.
	Anyways, it was a nice evening with beers, tea, and some tasty burgers to round up the meetup.
	The next event in Zurich will be in the spring of 2021 in the morning from Gitmo Nation Fondue.
	Thank you very much.
	And we also have a meetup report from the Winston-Salem meetup.
	Hello, John and Adam.
	This is Sir William at the Winston-Salem meetup.
	Just hanging out here with some knights, dames, producers, mask holes.
	This is Sir Jimmy, the hollow book king, and it's like a party again.
	This is Brandon here in Winston.
	I just want to say, Zishan Wu!
	And this is Deborah from Pittsburgh, and I want to say, Adam, it's Mises Institute.
	Hi, this is Rich, North Carolina, in the morning.
	Love you guys.
	Love your work.
	Thank you.
	In the morn.
	In the morn.
	I'm actually surprised you didn't catch that when I said Mises.
	It has to be Mises.
	Did you even know it was Mises?
	Yeah, I knew.
	I don't know why I didn't catch it.
	It's the same thing with it.
	I'll tell you why.
	You said it right.
	You said Mises.
	I did?
	Yeah, this is the Mandela effect.
	Hey, what's wrong with you?
	I said Mises.
	I don't know what everybody else is thinking.
	It's crazy how that works.
	That's why I didn't catch it.
	John, this is my new go-to.
	I'm going to try it with Tina.
	I didn't tell you that?
	Mandela Effect is crazy.
	Hey everybody, try that out with your spouse.
	It works great.
	Here's a list of meetups taken right from noagendameetups.com.
	We have the Austin No Agenda Liberty Barbecue Meetup at 1 o'clock already underway here in Austin.
	Also today, the local One Lunch in Plymouth, so that's also underway.
	Now for Monday, Eric the Shill, his back office listening tour stops off in Carson City, Nevada.
	Go see the kids.
	The kids are great.
	And you'll like Dee and you'll like Eric.
	With those guys around, it's always like a party.
	Wednesday, the 22nd, Norristown, Pennsylvania, a Jonah Moe debate watch party.
	Isn't the debate Thursday?
	Yes, the debate is Thursday.
	Okay, well, they're going to have a different debate watch.
	I don't know what debate they're watching.
	It'll be fun.
	The 23rd, that is the Thursday show day.
	Colorado Springs Local 719 at 6 o'clock Mountain Time.
	And also Thursday, a virtual meetup, which will be, that's one of those jitsy things, I guess.
	See noagendameetups.com for more information.
	And then coming up.
	The 24th of October in Oregon, California.
	The 31st in Long Beach.
	31st Kansas City, Missouri.
	November 1st in Philadelphia.
	November 3rd, another virtual election meetup.
	Oh, of course, that is Election Day.
	On the 4th, St.
	Pete's Beach, Florida.
	The 5th, Guy Fawkes Coffee Stroll and Troll in Quebec.
	Boston, Massachusetts on the 7th.
	Dallas, Texas on the 7th.
	Inland Empire, California on the 10th.
	And November 14th, the Catskill Mountain Meetup.
	That is noagendameetups.com.
	It's where you can find a cool place to hang out with people who are just like you.
	Amygdala shrunken, no triggering, like a beer.
	Maybe just a Coca-Cola or a soda, but you'll have a great conversation.
	No one gets pissed off.
	It's fantastic.
	And if you can't find one near you, just go ahead and start one.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You wanna be where you want me, triggered or hell or lame.
	You wanna be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	It's like a party.
	Right.
	Wait, first, first, first, first.
	End of show, uh, ISO? Well, I have the morning toast one, which was fire.
	The morning toast one?
	Yeah, you played it like...
	Oh, right.
	Let me just hear it again.
	Yeah, I think we liked that one, didn't we?
	Fire.
	No, that's fire.
	That's the one?
	Yeah, that's all I got.
	No, that sucks.
	You got better?
	Well, better than that.
	It seems like much.
	Even the Biden shoot him in the leg is better than that, don't you think?
	Well, I don't have the ISO. I do.
	Oh yeah, that's too long.
	No, I have the ISO. Well, I have this one.
	I got that.
	It's too echoey.
	Too echoey.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Where's my Biden?
	Um...
	I got this one from Biden.
	Don't jump, Cedric.
	You look like you're way up.
	That's too long.
	This is a problem.
	Shoot him in the leg.
	Why don't you just play the whole psycho clip?
	Just shoot him in the leg.
	Come on, that's good.
	Shoot him in the leg is good.
	I don't like it, but it's your choice.
	Well, you want to do the whole...
	Fire was good.
	If the beginning was on it, but you clipped the beginning off of fire, did you not hear it?
	Fire.
	Fire.
	It's not quite...
	Listen to me, is it?
	Well, I don't...
	I want consensus.
	Well, I'm not going to give it to you.
	I like fire.
	Okay, well, I like...
	Shoot him in the leg.
	I want to do shoot him in the leg.
	Fire is not good.
	Just do a combo, then.
	Go shoot him in the leg.
	Fire.
	Okay.
	Let me see.
	It actually has some meaning, because instead of referring to equality, it refers to actually firing a gun.
	You know what this is?
	This is how the Democratic Party will rule when they get into the White House.
	Just like this.
	We can't have a decision.
	No, no, no.
	We're just going to...
	Oh, we don't want anyone angry about not having the right ISO. Shoot him in the leg.
	Fire.
	Okay, good.
	We'll do that.
	Got it.
	That's the way they operate.
	I hear you.
	So I got these two clips from, I'd call it cheery clips, but the interesting, see if you can catch the kind of logical inconsistency here.
	This is the, apparently there's a horrible rape thing going on in Bangladesh.
	There's rape in everybody.
	And they're covering it, Deutsche Welle is covering it pretty well.
	This is Bangladesh rape, and then you have to play part two.
	Now according to one Bangladeshi human rights group, over 900 women and girls have been raped there in the first nine months of this year alone.
	Huge protests have taken place in a string of cities triggered by the circulation of a video showing another attack on a woman in the south of the country.
	Brian Quinn has more.
	In Dhaka, an outpouring of anger continuing to rage, weeks after the sexual assault of a woman by a gang of men was shared widely on social media.
	I stand here so that I will not become the next woman to be the victim of rape, the next victim of violence.
	The protests are unprecedented both for their persistence and for their largely female leadership in the highly conservative Muslim majority country, as Bangladesh struggles to come to terms with a growing problem.
	According to one NGO, more than 900 women and girls were raped in the first nine months of 2020 alone, with gang rapes accounting for more than 200 of those incidents.
	Those figures are likely a significant underestimation as they represent only reported cases.
	I could not have asked for a more upbeat report to end the show with.
	And then it went on and discussed the fact that less than 1% of these cases are prosecuted.
	Less than 1%.
	Wow.
	So, let's play part two of this clip and tell me if you can spot the kind of logical inconsistency here.
	Punishment is rare.
	Bangladesh's conviction rate for rape cases is less than 1%.
	In a 2013 UN survey, 95% of urban Bangladeshi men who admitted committing rape reported facing zero consequences.
	And what happened to the missing 4%?
	Is that what you're looking for?
	No, no.
	Oh, okay.
	Rights groups blame a culture of impunity and a slow moving legal system that shifts blame to the victim, while suspects are often protected by the powerful based on political affiliations.
	There's often violence against women.
	Women, even children, are victims of rape.
	But the culprits are not punished, and now we want justice.
	The public blowback has forced the government to react, with the cabinet of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina approving the death penalty for rape cases as of October 13th.
	Critics say the measure could actually decrease the conviction rate and that the government should instead focus on enforcement as well as passing long-promised sexual harassment and witness protection laws.
	Where's the Me Too ladies in all this?
	So they want to now just...
	This is the classic.
	Well, if we're going to do anything, let's make it a death penalty.
	Well, of course.
	And so the complainers said, no, no, no, we can't do a death penalty because it's going to lower the conviction rate.
	The conviction rate is less than 1%.
	What kind of a counter-argument is that?
	I still...
	Where's the Me Too ladies?
	I don't understand.
	I guess brown women don't matter.
	No, this was not reported anywhere except on the No Agenda show in Deutsche Welle.
	And Deutsche Welle is doing it because China would like to make sure that people know that the rapists are all in Bangladesh and India, their main competitors.
	Anyway, so I just thought it was amusing that these guys would install the death penalty and someone would say it's going to lower an already non-existent conviction.
	All right.
	I thought it was a humorous clip.
	No, it is.
	It is, actually.
	Brown women don't matter.
	Just keep that in mind.
	Okay, so we see each other on Thursday, and plenty of room for some more bombshells to drop.
	Let's see what kind of slime Bannon can bring to us, because he's behind it.
	Well, he hasn't done a very good job of getting this into the mainstream, that's for sure.
	Well, let's see.
	We'll see what happens.
	After all, it is Russia.
	I am coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state, FEMA region number 6 on the governmental maps, which will be important one of these days.
	You just watch.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where this heat wave continues and it's annoying.
	It's hot.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Thursday.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA for your value for value.
	Coming up, we've got Jesse Coy Nelson and I'm going to play some Rex O'Quozo again as our end of show.
	Grumpy old Ben's next on NoAgendaStream.com.
	Until Thursday, adios mofos and such.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	In the morning, Quozo hit me in the mouth a couple times, but I ignored him then.
	For whatever reason, Adam goes on JRE and I've been hooked on no agenda ever since it's so informing.
	My amygdala's been shrinking, I've been thinking I'm absorbing.
	So much misinformation from all the BS they reported.
	M5M is so distorted.
	CCP supported, I'm so close to going.
	OTG, our thoughts being recorded.
	It is so annoying that before I just avoided, prayed to God, nothing happened, it was actually important.
	And then some time ago I found no agendination, thinking this is so amazing.
	It is cure of my complacence, knowing someone feels the same as me.
	This media is so shameless.
	Hold up, they got meetups, sign me up.
	I'm invading the space where I can think freely and don't need to be adjacent to a political party.
	And I don't need to explain it.
	You're a jerk of me.
	Shh.
	It's like a body.
	In the morning, in the morning, all the ships I see.
	Foots on the ground, feet in the heavens.
	Souls in the water, all the other days are done.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Success is limited, but that's how we teach in the people how to think for themselves.
	In a world of mind control slaves, it's such an uphill battle.
	It's getting harder each day.
	I wear this 1911 right on my hip and I pray that I don't have to use it, but I will if it goes that way.
	We in a nation of noodles to un-united states.
	Plain of the free, where they forcing you to hide your face.
	Telling me my fragility is exactly what is killing me.
	Oh, silly me.
	I should have checked my energy at the door with my coat.
	But nope, instead I'm in these easy sweat.
	And I might vote for John Adam and Mo.
	I say it again.
	I don't want world dominance, a global governance, or a whole lot of promises.
	We know you can't be honest with and tell me it's just politics.
	Man, I'm so off of being governed by incompetence.
	What happens to the commonsense?
	Shut up, slay!
	In this PC culture.
	The common sense cannot exist.
	I've forgotten it's become a superpower.
	Synonymous with consciousness.
	And no one mentions what the real problem is.
	You fake woke folks ain't really woke.
	You sleepwalking.
	The leader they chose in a basement.
	Sleep talking.
	While the pandemic causes irreversible damages.
	The shepherds pull the strings to keep the sheep locked in.
	You say shepherd, I'm saying.
	Illuminati, Goulet, Info Throttle.
	But so am I. They had to pop me to stop me in this mixture of dragging energy and coffee.
	Even if they off me, that's the point of nasa posse.
	Free thinking people that believe in reason.
	See, there's a fine line between freedom and just being heathens.
	Is this the Wild West or the Final Frontiers?
	Super Predator podcast, they probably guns here.
	See, I'm becoming more pop than ho.
	Cause I find myself wondering what would Malcolm tell Joe?
	Wondering when the renegades started shilling for the system.
	When was it M&J started hitting for the Clinton scale?
	Guess they always been pawns since the chess was a game.
	When did you first realize what you sounded like?
	When I was six years old, Mark Redmer sold me his reel-to-reel tape record.
	It was a miniature one.
	Five dollars I had to save for it for a long time.
	And he only knew how to make it work, so I had to keep going back to him.
	And then he would typically wind up sitting on my head.
	So it's all very traumatic, but that's when I heard it the first time and I remember, holy crap, I sound like a girl.
	Um, I just like walking around.
	I like the streets.
	And I worked all my life to not sound like a girl.
	I never went through puberty where my voice dropped.
	I just forced it from a young age.
	Well, that's the weirdest story you've ever told on the show.
	Oh.
	Why weird?
	It's true.
	I don't remember when I think I had a tape recorder too when I was a kid.
	It wasn't traumatic.
	I was old enough.
	I think my voice was already changing.
	I didn't think much about it one way or the other.
	And the funny thing is, I think if I hear a recording of myself, and I'm hearing myself as I talk, and you do too, we all do, I'm hearing my own voice.
	I'm not hearing some other voice.
	I'm hearing exactly what I sound like.
	To me, it's exactly what I sound like.
	Reminder that portions of today's program have been removed from the bicuspid of a sperm whale.
	Yeah, hey everybody.
	I'm talking like this.
	The best podcast in the universe.
	Adios, mofo.
	Dvorak.org slash N-A. You shoot him in a leg.

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