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1297: Going Bananas

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	Hey guys!
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's Sunday, November 22nd, 2020.
	This is your award-winning Game of O'Nation Media Assassination, episode 1297.
	This is No Agenda.
	Racking the algos and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Boston, Texas.
	Capital of the drone, Star State.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we're just living through the nocturnal shutdown because of the nocturnal virus.
	I'm John C. DeVore.
	Wow, you got a little bit louder than our pre-show there.
	For those of you wondering who just blew all your eardrums, that was John C. Dvorak.
	Woo, everybody!
	Ah, yes.
	Another day, John.
	Another day of our government trying to kill us.
	They'll do it any way they can.
	And Secretary of the Treasury Steve Mnuchin proves my point.
	Well, we hope it won't.
	And again, you know, we're working on mass distribution of the virus.
	They're killing us.
	They just keep trying to kill us by spreading mass distribution of the virus.
	At some point, when are they going to stop?
	And I think that's because people are so used to saying virus that they can't even get the word vaccine in their brain anymore.
	Eh, I don't know.
	Well, what are you attributed to, then?
	Fact.
	Okay, well, I got some other facts for you.
	I didn't know that Osterholm, the guy who was on the Joe Rogan show back in March when I was out there, the guy who was talking about two million dead, he was one of the early fear mongers.
	He has been rewarded.
	With a spot on the Biden Coronavirus Task Force.
	Oh, that's heartwarming.
	Yeah, so this kind of obscure guy who popped out of nowhere with all kinds of death-defying numbers which did not check out, he's now part of the Coronavirus Task Force team, and he's got bad news.
	I think right now we all have to understand that we need current information on the number of cases.
	I think that the White House Task Force report issued yesterday, or at least to be made public yesterday, is right on the mark.
	We are really in a crisis stage.
	We have to be discussing what can we do?
	What do we do?
	You know, it's not just enough to help Americans understand you don't want to swap air.
	How do you incentivize them?
	How do you help them realize that this is what they want to do?
	And I've been saying for some time, we need FDR moments right now.
	We need somebody to say, this is what's happening.
	This is how bad it is.
	We're going to see hospitals collapsing in the next two to three weeks.
	And this is what we've got to do to address that.
	And just remember one thing.
	For the next three weeks, the cases are already in the pipeline.
	The people who are infected this morning will be the cases of next week, in the hospital a few days after that, and will be in the intensive care rooms and dying after that.
	So even if we did everything we could right now, we would still not turn this thing around for literally three to four more weeks.
	Yeah, this is very bleak.
	Hospital systems will collapse in two to three weeks.
	Well, that's interesting.
	I have some clips.
	I have an email.
	I have an email from your neck of the woods about hospitals first.
	About the system collapsing.
	I don't have the clip.
	I'm not going to play the clip.
	I'm just going to tell you about a clip I got.
	Because I don't know particularly which clip it is.
	Oh yeah, I know what clip it is.
	But these hospitals, a bunch of hospitals are closing, and there's no explanation for it.
	It's like, oh, the hospital's closed, we're all going to die.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, play that, or read the note.
	Yeah, so this is from, she is, I'm trying to keep her anonymous here, internal medicine physician whom practices as a hospitalist, and she actually gave her her NPI number, we can check her out and make sure she's legit.
	Anyhow, she says, I've been treating hospitalized COVID patients in Los Angeles County since all of this started, and unfortunately the media is telling the truth about hospitalizations being up.
	But not the whole truth.
	I am seeing higher numbers of hospitalized COVID patients than any time this year.
	Any time this year, actually.
	However, I can nearly guarantee all of them will walk out alive and okay.
	I cannot, however, say the same for my other patients as we are quite busy with the typical heart attacks, pneumonias, drug overdoses.
	Hospitals and ICUs in any sizable city are always crowded at capacity this time of year, even in Hawaii where there's no real winter.
	This is a well-known phenomenon between November and February, pandemic or not.
	That being said, from my humble observations, COVID appears to be decreasing in virulence.
	In everyday language, it seems to be just as contagious as ever, but causing much less harm.
	Well, there you go.
	you Thank you.
	Straight from the horse's mouth.
	That accounts for the flat death curve.
	Yes!
	So all of this hysteria is clearly not based on any reality.
	It's based on getting as much money as you can.
	Play the Thursday ABC News teaser.
	Oh my goodness.
	Let me guess.
	guess is this a full-on COVID tease?
	Tonight several developing stories as we come on the air the CDC and what they're now urging involving Thanksgiving urging Americans not to travel.
	It comes as nearly 200,000 new cases and nearly 2,000 deaths reported in just the last 24 hours and the CDC's alarming new prediction about the death toll by mid-December.
	Authorities in New York City and across the country taking new action in California issuing a new curfew tonight Ohio's governor warning hospitalizations are reaching critical levels.
	Dr. Anthony Fauci at the White House podium for the first time in months and what he said late today and reporters asking where is the president on this virus and what we're now learning about a third vaccine tonight showing promise.
	Late today, President-elect Joe Biden warning American lives are at stake, with the President refusing to work with him on any transition, on any plan for vaccine distribution.
	And with Mr.
	Biden now approaching 80 million votes in the popular vote, he was asked about the President's continuing legal battles.
	Biden telling our Mary Bruce, let me choose my words here, and what he said next.
	The ABC News investigation tonight on the 100 hardest-hit counties in the U.S. during this pandemic.
	The rural communities where nearly everyone knows of someone lost to this.
	33 lives lost in just one community.
	The subway attack here in New York City, what we've learned tonight.
	And this evening, Prince William now breaking his silence amidst a new investigation into that famous interview with Princess Diana 25 years ago.
	Was she tricked into doing it at what Prince William is now saying tonight?
	I guarantee you the only story that people are interested in who watched that broadcast is the Prince William story.
	Oh, Lady Di.
	Actually, I recorded it.
	I'm sure you did.
	All right.
	Let's do a detour.
	Let's do a little ABC. Oh, really?
	You want to play that now?
	Is it long?
	By the way, no, it's not long.
	It's actually quite short.
	But I will say something.
	Did you catch the number in the teaser?
	Did he say 80 million?
	I didn't hear it.
	He's approaching both 80 and 80 million.
	But that was my...
	No.
	The number of people in that community who died, all one little community, they all died?
	No.
	33.
	Oof.
	Somehow I miss it through the crappy music.
	I'm actually stunned.
	No, I'm not.
	This does not surprise me at all.
	At all.
	Let me give you an admission then.
	All right.
	I heard the clip.
	I recorded the clip.
	I produced the clip.
	And I just heard the 33 this time.
	That's what happens.
	I heard the 33.
	I said, oh, there's a 33.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	How did I miss that over and over?
	Okay, this is a minute 21.
	This is the Princess D story.
	It says N-E-W-E. Tonight, Britain's Prince William is now breaking his silence on that new investigation into the BBC's infamous interview with Princess Diana in 1995.
	The investigation, looking into claims, she was tricked into doing it.
	ABC's James Longman from London tonight.
	Tonight, Prince William is breaking his silence about a new investigation into this controversial interview with his mother, Diana.
	Do you think Mrs Parker Bowles was a factor in the breakdown of your marriage?
	Well, there were three of us in this marriage, so it was a bit crowded.
	William saying he tentatively welcomed the independent investigation into how journalist Martin Bashir persuaded the princess to speak, calling it a step in the right direction and saying it should help establish the truth.
	It's a significant move, lending weight to long-held beliefs in Diana's family that Bashir used dishonest tactics to land the interview.
	Charles Spencer, Diana's brother, has claimed Bashir had bank statements forged to trick Diana into thinking royal staff were being paid for information on her and that Bashir said her car and phones were being tracked.
	Bashir has yet to respond to the claims, the BBC saying he's too ill to comment after reportedly suffering from COVID-19 and undergoing heart surgery.
	The BBC cleared Bashir of any wrongdoing in 1996, but it says it's taking this new investigation very seriously.
	Alright, I mean, I almost regret that we had to listen to that, but why?
	Why is this happening?
	Why is this a story?
	It's everywhere.
	I don't understand what is so incredible about it.
	I think this is more of the anti-Charles...
	Because the only quote they slipped in of her was her bitching about bowls.
	Oh, wait.
	Could this be to get Charles out of the way?
	Because Queen Mum is on the ropes.
	The Queen doesn't want him.
	Yeah, and she's on the ropes.
	So this is probably a coup against her own son.
	I'm guessing that's the only possible reason for these stupid stories.
	But Martin Bashir is also a guy who, he's a creep.
	I mean, this guy's the one who set, he's the one who really got the ball rolling on Michael Jackson.
	Mm-hmm.
	With a very, very dishonest interview.
	That started the whole court cases with him.
	That was crazy.
	It started a lot of it.
	And it was...
	I watched it and I thought it was...
	I had no feelings about Jackson one way or the other.
	Never knew him.
	You did.
	But it was...
	I didn't know about interviewing.
	And this was a dishonest interview.
	And it was an ambush style with a...
	Very sketchy questions.
	Just very uncomfortable watching it.
	And that's the same guy.
	This guy's notorious for this sort of thing.
	Does he have a new book out?
	Maybe not.
	He's in a hospital bed.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, I didn't know that.
	Anyway.
	Yeah, he's got COVID and he just had heart surgery.
	He's done.
	Okay, so dead men tell no tales.
	Now let's go after Charles.
	Get him out of the way.
	So Harry can lead the New World Order.
	Or William.
	One of those two.
	Alright, back to COVID. I really don't understand if we're being told that life can go on with testing, and these health passes are showing up everywhere.
	If you want to go to school, you have to have a test.
	If you want to go to work, you have to have a test.
	Access to certain buildings, you have to have a test, there's a variety of apps, and every single one says, okay, just take the test, and you're cleared, and then you can move on.
	But for some reason, when it comes to Thanksgiving, and this is a mantra I've heard over and over again on the M5M, The testing is you can't test your way out of Thanksgiving.
	No, you just can't test your way out.
	Dr.
	Torres, for folks who are still on the fence this morning, how dangerous is it to try to gather people together, even extended family, for Thanksgiving?
	Dangerous.
	It's extremely dangerous.
	Extremely dangerous.
	No, no, no, no.
	Extremely dangerous, John.
	So, to gather your family for Thanksgiving is now extremely dangerous.
	It's extremely dangerous.
	You're gambling with your family's lives, and I get it.
	We all want to see our family members.
	This is the time of year we like to gather with them.
	Empty chairs coming.
	No, do not come over.
	It was one of the saddest things I've had to do in a long time.
	But at the same time, I want to make sure everybody's healthy.
	And I know for most people, you know, we're seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.
	We're hearing about the vaccine coming.
	You need to take those extra measures because even though for most people we are seeing light at the end of the tunnel, for health care workers, it's deja vu.
	We are doing the same things that we were doing months ago.
	We are seeing more people in the hospitals.
	We're seeing these human behaviors push people into these health care situations where they need this attention.
	And for healthcare workers, it's adding stress.
	They have to go home to their families.
	They have to put food on their table still because they have to work.
	It's one of those things that just keeps on adding to itself.
	And there's no light at the end of the tunnel for them, unfortunately.
	You know what, Dr.
	Torres, back to Thanksgiving for a second.
	I think a lot of people think, you know...
	Don't you love how she does that?
	It's like, hey, hey, hey, I was here scaring people about Thanksgiving.
	I don't want to hear about this other crap.
	Let's get back to the scaring people part.
	Okay, Dr.
	Torres?
	Okay, let's get back to the message.
	Adding to itself.
	Right.
	And there's no light at the end of the tunnel for them, unfortunately.
	You know what, Dr.
	Torres, back to Thanksgiving for a second.
	I think a lot of people think, you know what, I'll go get a test and then I'll be fine to sit and enjoy Thanksgiving.
	But there was a doctor who we just saw who said you cannot test your way to a Thanksgiving day table.
	I agree with that exactly.
	That test only gives you an idea of what's happening that day.
	You can test good on Wednesday, be positive on Thursday for Thanksgiving.
	You don't want to use the test.
	Now how does that work all of a sudden?
	All of a sudden the test is only valid for 24 hours?
	This is...
	They just don't want people getting together talking about what a shit show it is.
	Hey, we can't...
	You know, the funny...
	Now that you mention that, because I... They can let people go to work.
	All these things going on.
	There's service workers.
	Everyone works at the grocery store.
	They're all there, the cashiers.
	But you don't want to get together with your family.
	Someone doesn't want you getting together with your family.
	And it's got to be that reason.
	Because within a family structure, you will talk about stuff a little more frankly than you will with the cashier at Whole Foods.
	And...
	It's possible that you'll be discussing things and come to some realization that they're being hornswoggled.
	Hornswoggled!
	This is a good one.
	I was not familiar.
	Do you know where that comes from?
	It's some old phrase from the South, I think.
	The point is that this is bullcrap.
	Yeah, well, they're not playing it as bullcrap.
	And by the way, I'm surprised it wasn't in that clip.
	Every clip I had that expresses the same bullcrap It tends to talk about the empty chair.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Oh, you won't like it next year on Thanksgiving when there's an empty chair.
	When your granddad used to kill granny.
	Empty chair meme that Biden liked to push.
	Yeah.
	Oh, the empty chair.
	Oh, it's going to be an empty chair.
	So there's...
	Oh, first of all, I've got a suggestion about...
	Usually in a good Jewish meal, there's always an empty chair.
	Yeah.
	A suggestion for the coronavirus generation is coronials, which I kind of like.
	It sounds too much like cornea.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Denied.
	But while we're on the topic of coronials, or whatever you want to call them, coronials, You know how people, we already identified the stay safe meme?
	Which, well, we know what you reply to it when someone tells you to stay safe.
	Stay safe.
	But producer Jay says there's a follow-up now.
	And he says, Then with only a short few months,
	I started having other people I know say it to me, and I would overhear others saying it to other people.
	Are you ready?
	The phrase is, I love you.
	Or sometimes, love you, to make it more casual.
	I have noticed this.
	I have noticed this as well.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Love you.
	I love you.
	Hey, John.
	Love you, man.
	I love you.
	I love you, man.
	Mean it.
	I don't know if that's...
	Oh, be on the lookout for it.
	On the West Coast, they say that all the time.
	Oh, no.
	What am I thinking?
	Of course.
	Everything's always like that.
	Tough times ahead, though, for the show, I fear, as we start to explain more about the magical vaccines that are coming, which are quite magical because we've never done it this way before, and there's all kinds of...
	I was reading about a number of explanations of how this vaccine works.
	And they all seem to be the same, these mRNA vaccines.
	And I have a slight explanation that I might be able to express, and you can tell me how you feel it might be.
	Okay, this vaccine is not a vaccine by any means.
	It's a protein that you inject into the body and it triggers the production, in this case, of those spikes.
	Mm-hmm.
	That you have on these coronaviruses, which, by the way, should include a cold.
	This vaccine, if it actually works, you should never get a cold again, it seems to me.
	And what it does is it convinces your system to produce a bunch of these just random spikes, the spikes that are on the coronavirus.
	This is my rundown, and I would like to hear from somebody to explain why I'm wrong on this.
	The body then produces this mRNA vaccine, makes the body produce a bunch of these little meaningless spikes.
	They're just the same spike that's on the coronavirus, and they inundate the system.
	So there's a ton load of these spikes, and these spikes keep latching onto the various sensors, the receptors, and then they either spit them off or they just get stuck on there or whatever, but it doesn't do anything.
	It doesn't inject a viral load, the whole load into the cell to make it produce more viruses.
	It just becomes a nuisance, and the body says to itself, self?
	These things are pests.
	Let's get rid of them.
	They're just junk.
	Let's get rid of them.
	And in the process of getting rid of these spikes, they get rid of everything that has a spike on it, including the virus.
	So they just rid themselves of any spike-related body that's in the system.
	And that's how the whole thing works.
	And that should mean that all coronaviruses should be exhumed by this particular vaccine.
	Yeah.
	Now, this sounds like space-age technology.
	By the way, I want to hear what people think of that explanation.
	I think you're pretty spot-on.
	I've heard it explained, and I've never heard the spike analogy, but yes, it trains, when you say the body, what I understand is it trains your body's DNA, To create the spikes and then not want them?
	I think that there's an element of that.
	Something creates the spikes and then doesn't want them because it's a nuisance.
	It becomes a nuisance spike.
	I am certainly not planning on taking this vaccine.
	I don't take the flu vaccine either.
	Yeah.
	But this is going to be a problem because those words that I just uttered are going to be a very big issue coming soon to a podcast police force near you.
	Dr.
	Fauci explains the truths and untruths of the vaccine.
	And the first one, of course, is that it can't be safe because it's been forced through by Trump and it's just no good.
	One has to look at what are the reasons people don't want to get vaccinated.
	Is this really safe?
	It's so quick.
	What do you mean it's so fast?
	You told me five years ago that it takes years to get a vaccine, and now you're telling me you have a safe and efficacious vaccine within less than a year.
	This is actually quite interesting now that we just had that conversation with your explanation.
	He's making a big deal about the speed of which it was manufactured, but I don't think he says very much about how different it really is.
	Some of that's in here, but not to the degree you gave us.
	What's going on here?
	So what we need to do is in a very clear, understandable way explain, and I try to do this as often as I possibly can, to the general public, That the speed itself is a reflection of scientific advances.
	It's taking a virus that you don't even have to grow up or purify.
	You just need the genetic sequence.
	You pull the gene out.
	You stick it into a vaccine platform.
	And literally within days, you're making a vaccine.
	Already, you saved...
	This is some platform.
	Let me just stop you.
	Were there questions and answers?
	And then one of the reporters says, oh, that's interesting.
	How come we don't do the same thing with AIDS? Yeah, I don't think there was any questions.
	This is Fauci, man.
	You don't ask questions.
	You follow the script.
	And literally within days, you're making a vaccine.
	Already, you saved maybe a year there.
	Then you get that technology and you quickly develop it because that technology isn't the kind that requires growing of the virus.
	He uses the term technology in two different ways.
	He's got the technology platform, and now he says that you...
	Let me see what he said.
	...and you quickly develop it because...
	You develop the technology.
	I mean, I don't quite understand...
	That technology isn't the kind that requires growing of the virus.
	You save another multiple months.
	Now you're in a phase one trial.
	So that speed, people hear speed, and they say, wow, that's compromising safety.
	It has nothing to do with safety yet, because you haven't even put it into a person.
	Yeah, that's right.
	The other aspect of the speed is that the federal government has invested billions of dollars at risk.
	And the risk is not to the person.
	The risk is to the money.
	Because what they've done is they've started producing doses of vaccine before you even know it works.
	And this, I thought that this was what they were doing, but now that we have the announcement from Pfizer and BioNTech and Moderna, now I hear these CEOs saying, oh yes, we're producing the vaccine now.
	Well, what happened to, I mean, a billion dollars, I presume that's like 100 million vials, you've got good to go.
	But now, all they're saying is, well, we'll have 20 million by the end of December.
	So I don't understand where the money...
	Well, I do understand where the money went, actually.
	So that if the vaccine works, which, by the way, it does, you have saved months and months.
	If it doesn't work, which is not an issue now, then you've lost...
	A billion dollars.
	Okay.
	Stand by, John.
	Here comes the message to you and me.
	So the government felt that the risk of the benefit of getting it quickly is worth the risk to the money.
	Now.
	That's what you've got to explain.
	This speed has nothing to do with compromising safety or compromising scientific integrity.
	We've got to keep hammering that home because for the group of people who are concerned about the process, the process is sound.
	However, there's another group of people who don't even believe that this is a phenomenon.
	They think it's fake news.
	Yeah.
	That's where I have a big difficulty in how I'm going to get to that group of people.
	They actually don't think that this is a problem.
	Despite a quarter million deaths, despite more than 11 million infections, despite 150,000 new infections a day, they don't believe it's real.
	That is a real problem.
	They're coming to take us away, hee hee, ha ha ha ho, to the funny farm.
	Oh yeah.
	That's him signaling that you better get in line.
	You just can't be talking like that.
	Uh-uh.
	You know, the funny thing is about the Pfizer vaccine, it's actually Chinese.
	Yes, I know.
	Yeah, there's a third company they never talk about.
	I think they even have the patent.
	It's crazy.
	The whole thing is nuts.
	The Chinese version of the thing is the one that's actually made by that company.
	I can't remember the name.
	I'm looking for it right now.
	Somebody in the chat room should have it.
	They're already testing in Brazil.
	Did you see the German doctor who was live streaming on YouTube?
	Yes, the guy got busted by the police.
	Yeah, this audio is...
	I got like 40 seconds of it.
	So the guy's live streaming.
	He has a whiteboard, like a flipboard, and he's drawing stuff.
	I'm sure he's saying, the coronavirus is false.
	This is a hoax, yeah?
	And here he is.
	Matthias!
	Oh, was höre ich?
	Matthias, ein Moment!
	They're banging the door in.
	Just like Chicago PD. But listen to how the cops freak out when they get in there finally.
	Oh no!
	Listen to that?
	You could take that.
	That's the soundtrack from Schindler's List, baby.
	Yeah, it's going to get on the ground.
	Yeah.
	You have the old, whatever happened to our old clip where you got arrested that one time where they're knocking on the door and stomping in.
	I have that.
	I have one.
	Let's see, I have one for you and I have one for me.
	I think this is a...
	It sounds exactly the same.
	Oh, there they are at your door.
	Good times, John.
	Remember those days?
	And they came knocking on our door, trying to kick it all down.
	No, they're not getting that poor.
	So the guy's a real doctor giving his explanation of things, which we've had plenty of.
	Here in the United States, they don't do that.
	They just take them off of YouTube and they're done.
	No, here we take them off.
	Now, the story now is that they were looking for somebody else.
	It was the wrong house.
	Oh, yeah.
	I knew there was going to be...
	Here's what I thought after the thing, because it was live stream, so these police are now embarrassed.
	Yeah.
	So I figure it was going to be one of two things.
	It was just a mistake?
	Yeah.
	Or that somebody had called in to do one of those pranks, you know, where you say there's terrorism.
	Yes, it looked...
	I thought that too when I first saw it.
	But then the second or third cop, I said, nah, I think this is real.
	The first guy was like, this has got to be a joke.
	That's just acting or something.
	But I think it was real.
	Yeah.
	Um...
	Welcome to the New World Order.
	Exactly.
	We have a study from the Memory and Aging Center of Global Brain Health Institute at UCSF. Which claims that conspiracy theorists who refuse to wear masks and embrace lockdowns are the victims of their own scientific illiteracy, which has fundamentally damaged their brains to such an extent they cannot understand the science of COVID-19.
	This is neurologist Bruce Miller from University of California San Francisco.
	He published a paper about this in the Journal of American Medical Association.
	So, and that is anti-mask behavior and anti-vaccine beliefs.
	These are denial of science and it is a brain damage.
	Oh, it's got to be in the DMS or whatever that thing is called.
	The DSM-4 or 5.
	DSM-4, it's got to be in there.
	It will be.
	Don't worry.
	It will be.
	Can you get disability insurance?
	Oh my goodness.
	I hadn't considered that.
	It'd be like pre-existing conditions and orange man won't let you have any health insurance.
	By the way, the health insurance I love so much, those startups from California, Decent is their name, they get kicked out of Texas.
	They can't insure independent workers anymore.
	Why?
	Why?
	Well, they have a long story, but it's regulation.
	I'm sure it's probably Texas Blue Cross or whatever lobbying them out of existence.
	So now we've got to go to the marketplace now.
	And you know what happens?
	You're screwed.
	When you go to the marketplace, then you get calls and text messages for the following eight months.
	Oh, don't you want health insurance?
	Even though you get health insurance, it's a marketing service.
	Thanks, Obama.
	And they just sell your name to everybody.
	It's disgusting.
	So you've got to go through that crap again.
	Anyway, moving on with our COVID coverage, which, as you know, is above all else.
	We have the incoming president, the office of the present-elect, Joe Biden, doing some version of a press conference about COVID-19 and what he's going to do.
	And unbelievable how lame the journalists are.
	They have no follow-ups.
	In fact, here's Yamiche.
	Now Yamiche, we first caught on to her working at PBS and now she's branched out.
	She does side gigs for MSNBC. She has a book.
	She's the perfect multi-culti mix the news business likes.
	And for her to ask a question...
	Of the office of the president-elect, she got all giddy and all girly and all giggly.
	Oh yeah, and I don't even know what Joe answered.
	Thank you, Mr.
	Vice President-elect and Vice President-elect Harris.
	A question for you first, which is, what do you make of the fact that the president is having these calls with Michigan county officials amid his bid to overturn the election?
	He's going to be having also Michigan Republican legislators at the White House tomorrow.
	Anything that he's doing, making you rethink your strategy.
	I know you say that you don't want to have legal action right now.
	And what do you say to Americans, especially immigrant Americans?
	It was interesting that this was about the COVID pandemic.
	Who came to the United States looking for political stability and seeing all the things that the president is doing?
	Hang on.
	I'm on my way.
	That's what I say.
	I'm not a joke.
	When he says, hang on, I'm on my way, that's his version of a superhero.
	Like, hold my beer.
	I'm coming to save y'all.
	That's what he says.
	That's his answer.
	Stability and seeing all the things that the president is doing.
	Hang on.
	I'm on my way.
	That's what I say to him.
	Not a joke.
	And what the president's doing now is really...
	I left all the silences in because it's too interesting.
	Tweet, tweet!
	It's going to be another incident where he will go down in history as being one of the most irresponsible presidents in American history.
	It's...
	It's just not even within the norm at all.
	I think his memory I.O. is buffering or something.
	It's taken a long time for it to go through the system.
	Your next president!
	Yes, ladies and gentlemen.
	It's going to be interesting to see who shows up.
	It was called to meet with the leadership.
	Alright, so we have more gaffs from Joe later on.
	Then from the opposing side, no surprise, this comes from Republicans.
	The governor of South Dakota, Kristi Noem, she did a little speech about the cases in...
	There are many states that do have mask mandates in place and some that do not.
	But I look at their rate of spread and the fact is that cases are increasing in many of those states as well.
	If you look at Wisconsin, they've had a mask mandate since August, and they have a higher rate of spread than the state of South Dakota.
	You look at Montana, they've had a mask mandate in place since July.
	Both of those states have higher rates of spread than the state of South Dakota.
	When you look at Wyoming, it has the fastest spread in the nation.
	And that is the concern that I have as many times.
	I don't want to approach a policy or a mandate just looking to make people feel good.
	I want to do good and actually put forward provisions that make a difference for families and And these local communities have some flexibility today that Sioux Falls can make a different decision than Rapid City.
	Rapid City can make a different decision than Lemon, South Dakota.
	Watertown can make a different decision than Pier.
	And that's what some of these local leaders are doing in reacting to the people in the community based on what they want.
	And that is your civics lesson for today.
	That is how the United States is supposed to work.
	All these little pieces can be looked at individually at a local level and they can decide what they want to do.
	It's coming to a head.
	I mean, there's people protesting in all kinds of states.
	I would recommend people look at the three charts out of about six.
	That I put in the last newsletter showing that the mask mandate looks like it created the latest surge.
	Yeah.
	It's very possible.
	Not that it matters, not that you could convince anybody of that anymore.
	But the idea of not letting yourself being locked down is spreading.
	And it's even in California.
	Now, this is one of the...
	How many Republican representatives are there in the House of Representatives?
	In the U.S. Congress?
	Yeah, in California.
	This is McClintock.
	How many Republicans are in California?
	How many Republican representatives from California are in the House?
	Yeah, just one.
	Maybe five.
	Well, he did a little spiel on the House floor, and he commended your governor of California, his governor of California, for his brave action at the French Laundry Restaurant.
	Yeah.
	Mr.
	Speaker, I rise this morning in defense of Governor Gavin Newsom, who recently defied his own idiotic COVID edicts as he partied at one of the few restaurants that's not yet been forced out of business.
	I defend him because he was doing what we once all did in a free society, make our own decisions over what risks we're willing to run and what precautions we're willing to take according to our own circumstances to protect our own health.
	Yes, COVID is a nasty bug, and a quarter of a million Americans have died while having it.
	But this isn't the bubonic plague.
	The CDC's best estimate is that if you're under 49, your chance for surviving COVID, if you get it, is 99.92%.
	Even if you're over 70, you have a 94.6% rate of recovery.
	40% who get it don't even know they have it.
	And yet we've allowed our officials to ruin our quality of life over it, destroying countless businesses, throwing tens of millions into unemployment, robbing our children of their educations, and shredding our most cherished rights as Americans.
	Governor Newsom's night of partying should be a wake-up call for every American.
	Every time we step outside our homes, the risks that we face multiply.
	A free society assumes that its citizens are competent to assess those risks, balance them against the avoidance costs, and to manage their decisions in a generally responsible way.
	It's called common sense and it's a necessary prerequisite for self-government and liberty.
	And he went on and on and on.
	No one will ever hear that.
	It won't ever be on.
	Oh, of course not.
	It's just blowing in the wind.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But it is good.
	Yes?
	I have a couple...
	There's a couple of little details about the Newsome thing.
	Oh, new details.
	New shit has come to light.
	Apparently...
	Of course, I was listening to one of these...
	Scare mongers go on and on about you shouldn't breathe.
	Hold your breath.
	If you talk, you're giving away more.
	No, no.
	That's a clip.
	You don't have that on a clip.
	I don't have that.
	It was on the radio, and they said, and whatever you do, don't talk loud, because that sends more viruses out.
	Yes, of course.
	So they're going on and on.
	Apparently, this has been floating around, this idea that you don't want to be raucous, because being raucous, you spread the virus.
	Yeah.
	At the dinner...
	No, they sang Happy Birthday, didn't they?
	No, it was worse than that.
	They were just yucking it up.
	It was a bunch of buddies.
	It's like a bunch of those drunken bank VPs that show up every once in a while at some big giant table and they ruin everybody's lunch because they're all there yucking it up.
	That's why they had a private room.
	Apparently they were making such a racket and making such a scene that these people started filming them.
	And then they had to close them in a room, which was again illegal, but they did it anyway, to keep the quietness out.
	By the way, talking about raucous secretarial pools at the lunch, Bucco de Beppo in San Francisco is shuttered for good.
	Bucco de Beppo?
	Yeah, Bucco de Beppo.
	Have I been there with you?
	No, I would never go there.
	I thought you might know this, but Bucu de Beppo in San Francisco, you were there long enough.
	It was the spot.
	For those secretary gatherings where they get a big table and they just kind of the, I wouldn't call it horrible food because you could actually choke it down, but it was this kind of party.
	It was a party place for luncheons and drunken secretaries.
	It was great for that.
	And you're like, you were there long enough, Curry.
	I'm surprised you didn't hang out with the drunken secretaries at Bubaco, whatever.
	Well, that's kind of what I implied, but not in that way.
	Yeah, well, no.
	Okay.
	Because mostly when you get, if you're working in the city in any office environment, every so often it comes up in the conversation, let's all go to Bucco de Beppo!
	Oh, gosh.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, I thought you knew it.
	Sorry.
	No.
	Um...
	There is this stigma that we brought up on the last episode of the show about getting COVID, particularly amongst people who probably watch MSNBC a lot and CNN, and they are apparently embarrassed.
	It's a stigma.
	It really is a stigma.
	People will whisper behind your back, apparently.
	I have a bunch of clips around this.
	Oh, okay.
	Let's listen.
	I'm You brought it up in the last show.
	I mentioned it in the newsletter.
	Yes.
	And it's called COVID Shame.
	And here's an example.
	Stephen King, the author on Twitter, he writes, Rick Scott, another Republican big shot with COVID. It proves yet again that for many people, coronavirus isn't a disease, but a symptom.
	The root cause being stupidity.
	Stephen King's off the rails.
	Yeah, but I think he does represent a segment of the population who thinks that way.
	Well, apparently mostly Democrats.
	Okay, so what you got?
	Well, you brought this COVID shame thing up and you were kind of stunned by it last show.
	So I have one of our producer's wives gives a seminar.
	She's a psychologist or a psychiatrist, one of the two.
	And this is the COVID shame explain.
	This is a short clip from the beginning of a 27-minute lecture.
	Hey there, everybody, and welcome to this presentation on COVID shame.
	I'm your host, Dr.
	Donnelly Snipes.
	So you may be asking, what is COVID shame?
	Well, it is shame that people experience when they actually get COVID. They feel embarrassed.
	They feel ashamed.
	And let's talk about where that's coming from and what people can do.
	Yeah.
	Let's start with the basics.
	Shame is anger at yourself for doing something you shouldn't have or failing to do something you should have.
	We all feel guilt and shame occasionally.
	And sometimes it's justified because we actually did do something that we shouldn't have done.
	And sometimes it's not justified.
	We are projecting what other people tell us we should do or should think or should feel.
	Jeez!
	It goes on.
	Okay.
	But that's kind of like an introduction.
	Meanwhile, we have an example.
	I have two examples, two clips from Chris Clemens, who is a YouTube star with a million subscribers.
	Yeah.
	And he's kind of classic.
	He's just outside of the Gen Z as a young millennial.
	Jay listens to him.
	Yeah.
	He's very affected.
	And he's got corona.
	Affected.
	It's very affected.
	He got Corona, and I want to play two clips from this guy moaning about it.
	And I saw it when she says, you've got to see this, because she knows about it.
	She listens to the show.
	Yeah.
	And I said, this guy's full of crap.
	This is bull crap.
	He's just, you know, he does no way that he's this upset.
	And no, she says she's listened to this guy or watched his videos.
	He's amusing, I guess.
	He's in a PewDiePie kind of way, amusing.
	Mm-hmm.
	And she says, no, he's dead serious.
	There's no way he's faking this at all.
	And this is the two clips I got.
	I got Chris Clemens gets Corona.
	This is the way he opens his latest video with.
	He should have started with, hey guys.
	He's a fake tuber.
	Fake tuber!
	You gotta start with, hey guys.
	Hey guys!
	Wait, let's do that together.
	Hey guys!
	Wait, okay, we're on the count.
	Ready?
	Yep.
	Hey, guys!
	You gotta count it in, otherwise it will never work.
	Okay, one, two, three, two, one.
	Hey, guys!
	Perfect.
	Everybody, um...
	This is a video I... And then we have to say, remember to like and subscribe down below.
	I literally never thought I'd have to film, and I don't even want to, but I don't know what's ahead, and if I suddenly stop posting, I don't want people being like, what the fuck?
	But as you can tell by the title, I tested positive for coronavirus.
	Wow.
	Is he crying?
	Yeah, he's crying.
	I want to mention something.
	You have to know this part of it.
	He has absolutely no symptoms whatsoever.
	No cough, no cold, no fever.
	So he just tested positive.
	He tested positive.
	Why did he get a test?
	Do we know?
	Yes, because he had to do a video with somebody.
	He insisted they do a test and he do a test before they even get in the same room together.
	And he's tearing up.
	Oh, he's in tears.
	That's when he did that little whooping sound.
	Yeah.
	No, believe me.
	I'm rewinding to that.
	That was a feature.
	I got it.
	It's the W-O-O-O ISO. Oh, my goodness.
	This could be a winner.
	Let's check it out here.
	Ooh.
	It's like Little Richard.
	He needs to be amped up.
	Yeah.
	I don't...
	I feel embarrassed.
	I feel angry.
	I got tested today because I was going to film with somebody who I hope will still want to film with me in the future.
	And so...
	Because of that, I obviously, anybody I see, I make sure we get tested.
	The very few people I do see and have seen.
	The reason I got tested was because I was going to film a video with somebody today that is, I was, it's like the only video I was watching.
	I've been looking forward to filming in the last four months, I feel.
	And I was super excited, and because we were filming together and we both quarantined, I asked that we both get tested.
	And because it was for a video, I filmed it.
	I have literal footage of me getting tested positive twice with corona.
	What kind of Chinese torture sorcery has been emitted upon these poor human resources?
	They don't listen to no agenda.
	He films himself being tested.
	And he's in the car and they test him.
	They come back with the positive results.
	And then he says, I got to be tested again.
	He's paying 125 bucks a pop.
	This is the instant test.
	Yeah.
	And so he pays another 125 to get tested again.
	He gets tested.
	He's still positive.
	So now the second half of the clip is him driving home.
	After another positive test.
	I'm surprised he didn't get into a wreck.
	Driving home, he's got the camera in the car.
	This is one of those YouTubers with the camera in the car.
	Yeah.
	And so he's driving home, and I just thought they did this.
	And he's a wreck.
	Here it goes.
	This is hilarious.
	Oh, man.
	It's so unfair.
	I'm getting another test just to make sure, because false positives are a thing.
	Oh, yeah.
	This is so unfair.
	This is so unfair.
	So I took another test and it came back positive.
	He's unconsolable.
	I'm so upset as we can fucking see.
	This is just...
	This just doesn't feel fair at all.
	I feel literally fine.
	He checked for a fever.
	I don't have a fever.
	I don't...
	I'm just angry and I feel embarrassed and stupid and angry.
	I'm just so angry.
	It just doesn't feel fair.
	I don't go anywhere.
	I don't, like, see anyone without getting tested first and them getting tested.
	Whoa.
	Oh, my God.
	Ladies and gentlemen, we have others in this category.
	We have Van Jones with his crying, which we felt was pretty good up until this point.
	Character matters.
	I don't know.
	Telling the truth matters.
	I think it might go to the YouTuber.
	This is...
	YouTubers, definitely up there.
	I feel...
	I mean, on one hand, I'm very happy about this clip because this is stuff the show is made of.
	But this is a psychosis.
	Something's wrong.
	Well, one of our producers...
	Who was this?
	Producer Paul wrote in.
	And he says he's got a theory.
	I was a member of a Facebook group for COVID support in my county.
	The initial purpose was to repost news, provide information on local testing in the area, and post store inventory on toilet paper and disinfectant wipes.
	Clearly an important group to be a member of.
	Soon afterward, a small group of people took over the group.
	Now, I hate to use the term Karens.
	It was more like the group of mean cheerleaders from high school.
	The acceptable comments for every story were the usual thoughts and prayers and why are people going out?
	Why aren't people wearing a mask?
	Why are people so stupid?
	If you had a comment that was against the groupthink, an administrator would delete your comment and call you out to justify it or just outright ban you from the group.
	This even included the emoji responses.
	Thumbs up, like, no longer meant you approve the comment or story.
	You had to make sure the thumbs up for good news and sad emoji for bad news.
	I saw one member use the laughing emoji, get called out to justify or change her response, only to go on to write an apology post to the administrator in order to stay in the group.
	I think that people that are feeling bad are the ones who are doing the name-calling, the why-are-people-so-stupid group.
	After a bunch of preaching to others, they get thrown into the stupid group and are shamed into feeling that way.
	Yeah, but I like our producer's wife's little seminar there, her little webinar.
	It makes sense that you were being told what to do.
	Herr Fauci is telling you what to do.
	And you must have done it wrong.
	You must have slipped up somewhere.
	You must have touched your nose at one point.
	Well, the mask must have slipped down.
	You didn't follow the rules.
	You didn't obey.
	This is what this Chris Clemens said at one point.
	He says, I feel so stupid.
	How do you feel stupid?
	For catching an airborne virus.
	Well, that's what people have been taught.
	This is very, very, very...
	And so, when I say that they're coming for your pets, and now, of course, we have the story that cats are probably spreading COVID-19.
	Cats, those cats.
	As they can be asymptomatic carriers of SARS, people, I guarantee you, we will see stories of pet shelters filling up with abandoned pets by these very same people who are afraid that having a pet is going to make them look, embarrass them by catching COVID. It's coming.
	I mean, my God, man, what am I reading here?
	Football players from the University of Pittsburgh and Virginia Tech will have to wear masks while playing.
	Oh, no.
	While playing.
	What are we doing?
	That is dumb.
	I mean, those kids are going to pass out.
	Yeah.
	It's quite...
	Well, this has gone to the point of being ludicrous.
	Let's play some more of my clips.
	Yeah, you got some COVID lunacy.
	We're loving it.
	You got some COV clips.
	Let's play this one.
	This is a Chicago cancels Thanksgiving.
	On Tuesday, Chicago's Public Health Commissioner, Dr.
	Allison Anwadi, urged city residents to put off Thanksgiving holiday plans, warning as many as 180,000 residents are currently infectious.
	As many as 1 in 15 Chicagoans has active COVID-19 right now.
	And that is why the risk of gathering is significant.
	Here in New York, Mayor Bill de Blasio has canceled in-person classes for the city's public school system, the largest in the country, even as bars, restaurants, and gyms remain open for limited service.
	They are pushing this too far.
	I don't care what country you're in.
	We just happen to be the country with the guns.
	But you're pushing it too far.
	People are going to snap.
	I agree with that.
	But they believe this.
	You can tell them anything now.
	And they go, oh, better follow the rules.
	Well, let's go to the beginning of Amy's report.
	I ended up having to watch Democracy Now!
	Yeah, I gotcha.
	Believe me, if anything's going to give me COVID, it's watching that show.
	Here's her original.
	She starts the show with Amy Push's fear.
	On the COVID. Okay, she's doing my pet peeve to say Testing positive in cases, alright, you got that.
	But to say people are infectious, that is just not true.
	The test does not show your infectivity.
	She has no idea what she's talking about.
	But yet, let's just call these people infected.
	They're diseased.
	2,000 infections and nearly 2,000 deaths reported on Wednesday alone.
	U.S. hospitalizations continue to shatter records.
	Now at over 73,000 COVID-19 patients.
	What records have been shattered?
	Some record has been shattered.
	Shattered.
	Shattered.
	Not broken.
	Shattered.
	And the average daily death toll rising in 33 states.
	Columbia University epidemiologists estimate more than 3 million people across the U.S. are currently contagious with coronavirus, nearly 1% of the population.
	I mean, isn't this...
	Just the signal.
	We've heard it now in two reports.
	There's 33 states.
	Isn't that exactly how it started the last time?
	33 states?
	33?
	It was 33 everywhere?
	I mean, come on!
	Let's play the last clip of her.
	This is her talking about Biden and a nurse complaining.
	In the Midwest, over 900 employees of the Mayo Clinic hospital system have contracted COVID-19 in just the last two weeks.
	The infections led to a labor shortage at the Mayo Clinic campus in Rochester, Minnesota, where intensive care unit beds are filled to capacity and over a thousand health care workers are off the job due to COVID-19 exposure or diagnosis.
	Stat News reports hospitals in at least 25 states are critically short of nurses, doctors and other staff.
	In a conference call with President-elect Joe Biden Wednesday, Minnesota Nurses Association President Mary Turner described the toll the outbreak is having on frontline health care workers.
	The physical impacts of this virus have been devastating.
	I myself have held the hand of dying patients who are crying out for their families that they can't see.
	I've taken care of co-workers as they fight for their lives on a ventilator.
	As the head of the Minnesota Nurses Association broke down, President-elect Biden also wiped away a tear, promising personal protective equipment and paying sick leave for frontline workers.
	He said the Trump administration's refusal to acknowledge the outcome of the election was preventing his transition team from accessing critical data about The U.S. outbreak and could slow the distribution of vaccines in 2001.
	There's a whole lot of things that we just don't have available to us.
	Unless it's made available soon, we're going to be behind by weeks or months being able to put together the whole initiative.
	The whole load.
	Whatever he says the word whole, all I can think is load.
	Yeah.
	And...
	The origin of the virus, now apparently the official story is in question once again, as very analogous to the ClimateGate scandal, which you'll recall was a bunch of emails that showed that researchers were changing end values and jacking up numbers.
	They're jacking up the numbers.
	So this is Flinders University professor Nikolai Petrovsky, who has reviewed...
	These emails about the gain of function and the Wuhan lab.
	And I believe someone published this in the Lancet in a letter.
	And I'm not exactly sure.
	Maybe we'll get more information from the clip.
	But he has reviewed this and seems like the wet market bat story is falling apart.
	Science is all about truth and transparency, and unfortunately we don't see any of that reflected in these emails.
	You know, here we have a situation with a serious pandemic.
	In fact, WHO at that time were refusing to call it a pandemic.
	Thank you.
	Seeking to really, I guess, unfortunately deceive the readers of these journals that this is a letter that's not come from an individual or a single institute.
	But the emails clearly indicate the desire to cover that up and say this is coming from just a group of scientists from around the world when that was not in fact the case.
	So on scientific principles, you know, it really doesn't stand up.
	God, man, I hope one day we get to the bottom of this.
	We discussed this on the show in great detail.
	Months ago.
	Yes, months ago.
	Months and months ago, including what I discovered to be the...
	Chimera.
	The genesis of the...
	No, it didn't come from a lab, which was a letter to the editor in one of Nature's...
	It was either Nature or Nature Medicine or one of those.
	I have it documented.
	I should write it up.
	I don't know why I have it.
	But this is bull crap.
	Obviously, this is lab-created.
	And the French Nobel Prize winning medicine guy said this right at the outset.
	The guy's a maniac.
	He doesn't know what he's talking about.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Nobel Prize medicine guy.
	Nobel Prize medicine guy.
	Now, I do have one funny clip.
	Okay.
	This is democracy and this is the lawsuit.
	The title is lawsuit.
	Now, there's a bit of humor in here.
	It's like gallows humor or the kind of thing that if you ever actually worked in a factory floor or done anything that...
	Could kill you.
	What working class people do...
	She brings it up, but she brings it up in a typical, arrogant, disgusting way as, ugh, ugh, these people.
	But you'll hear it, and then at the end we can talk about it for a second.
	In Waterloo, Iowa, a wrongful death lawsuit accuses Tyson Foods of willful and wanton disregard for workplace safety at a pork slaughterhouse that led to over a thousand workplace infections and at least five deaths.
	The family of meatpacker Isidro Fernandez, who died of COVID-19 April 20th, Well, of course we have that going on.
	Hello?
	What's wrong with that?
	Oh, she finds it's apprehensible.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Yeah, I'm sure they talk real purdy there on the floor of Democracy Now.
	So these guys at this supervisors doesn't mean it.
	She makes it sound like they're the corporate shareholders or something.
	We're talking about the foreman.
	Yeah.
	The guy, hey, move faster over there.
	You're slowing down the line.
	Yeah, those guys.
	These high-end supervisors, the way she puts it.
	Of course they would put together a dead pool.
	Hello, it's what you do.
	It's what you do.
	Because it's like, what else you got to do?
	What else are we going to bet on this week?
	They'd like to bet.
	There's no football.
	Basketball season's over.
	You can't put those together.
	Got to bet on something.
	I thought it was hilarious personally.
	I don't know what she was all upset about.
	Some more news you can use that will not be revealed to you through any of the traditional New World Order channels.
	On November 11th, a Portuguese appeals court ruled it unlawful to quarantine people based on a PCR test, which is not even a test.
	The court stated the test's reliability depends on the number of cycles used and the viral load present.
	Hello, no agenda show for about a month.
	Citing Jafar et al., 2020, the court concludes that, quote, if somebody is tested by PCR as positive when a threshold of 35 cycles or higher is used, as is the rule in most laboratories in Europe and the U.S., the probability that said person is infected is less than 3%, and the probability that said infection is a false positive is 97%.
	The court further notes that the cycle threshold used for the PCR test currently being made in Portugal is unknown.
	So, at least there's people talking about it.
	Now, where was this?
	Portugal?
	Portugal, yeah.
	Portugal Appeals Court.
	And what was the source?
	The source?
	Oh, that's a good...
	This is a Utica Phoenix.
	You know, Portugal is the country nobody wants to talk about.
	They're the ones who decriminalized all drugs and everything went through the floor in terms of overdoses and everything like that.
	Yeah.
	It did work out pretty well.
	This is one of those things, don't talk about that.
	Yeah.
	It's a very common sense country.
	Yes.
	And a nice place to visit.
	Oh, it's gorgeous.
	And it's also a cheap place to visit.
	Everything in Portugal, I've said it before, is underpriced.
	The olive oil is underpriced.
	The wine is underpriced.
	Everything is underpriced.
	Why is that?
	I wish I knew.
	I've been fascinated by it.
	When I went to Portugal, I noticed this phenomenon, and then it carries over with their exports.
	I mean, you can get really high-quality Portuguese olive oil.
	It's way underpriced.
	And wine over here, and I'm going to give an example, which makes me sound like a...
	It's a weird example, but the grocery outlet, which has a lot of wine, and many of it, a lot of it is from Bordeaux, and it's quite good, especially for the price.
	They had a Portuguese wine called Red Blend.
	I bought a couple of cases of it.
	It was a delicious, well-balanced, perfectly tasty, nice, everyday red, $4.95.
	Wow.
	And I don't buy cheap wine.
	I rarely buy wine that's less than like $10 or $11 or $12.
	And I drink a lot of $20 and $30 wine.
	But for $4.95...
	That's pretty good.
	And I've given it to everybody.
	Nobody got a headache.
	It wasn't a headache wine.
	Once in a while you're running some cheap wine, it's really good, then you get a headache.
	No, none of that.
	It was just an outstanding product.
	And I have no idea.
	Something's up with Portugal.
	Maybe they're just not ripping everyone off like everyone else does.
	Yeah, they're probably just low-key, man.
	And criminals hang out in Portugal.
	It's a good place to go hide.
	I'm reliably informed.
	Ah, that's interesting.
	Yeah, just saying.
	I never knew that.
	On the same day that the World Economic Forum posted about the Great Reset, as they say, building future resilience to global risks, on the exact same day, the New York Times comes out with a headline about the baseless Great Reset conspiracy theory.
	Yeah.
	Yes, I saw this.
	This is bull crap.
	This doesn't exist.
	People are dreaming it up.
	And then you say, well, what is this?
	What are they saying here at the World Economic Forum?
	Did you guys even look?
	The New York Times is pathetic.
	The Great Reset.
	You know, It's really a fight between the Great Reset and the Great Awakening, when all the elite shenanigans shall be revealed.
	Yeah, that and the 10,000 sealed indictments.
	You know, I was thinking about this.
	We have been going non-stop since before this pandemic.
	We have not taken a show off.
	We typically will take maybe a show off during the summer, which we didn't do.
	And I think it's fair to say, we even have producers now emailing us with, hey, I did a best-of show.
	Here's some mixes.
	You guys should take a day off or so.
	And I'm sure you wouldn't mind having a full week of not Not doing it, but when I see what's ahead between now and January 20th, we can't.
	Something messed up is going to happen.
	Well, there's another aspect to this.
	Mm-hmm.
	Take a day off, what are you going to do?
	Don't tell anybody.
	I can't take a trip to New York and go see a Broadway play.
	Don't tell anybody.
	Don't tell anybody.
	It's the same life.
	We're just not doing the show.
	Keep collecting stories.
	Can't even get away from it.
	No.
	No.
	But I fully expect some weirdness between now and Inauguration Day.
	Oh, it has to be.
	Yeah, we've got a lot of interesting stuff happening.
	But let's just stick with the social media for a moment.
	As we are now seeing some pretty big shifts.
	We identified it here quite a while ago on the show.
	We're seeing there's a shift in media.
	We're seeing a lot of the Republicans for sure, but probably a lot of conservatives moving away from Fox News.
	They're losing ratings.
	And of all the stations, I mean, we've got Cheddar, we've got Cheesy, we've got Newsy, we've got Black News Channel.
	Of all these channels, Newsmax is the chosen destination.
	But I think it's going to go much further.
	And Devin Nunes was on...
	The American Thought Leaders podcast, which is the Epoch Times anti-Chinese Communist Party podcast, which has interesting people on.
	And Nunes was talking about the social media issues with conservatives, and I think it's pretty clear what's going to happen over the course of the next...
	Four to eight years.
	You or your family members or your friends or your neighbors, you're being poisoned with left-wing garbage.
	He's talking about Twitter here, obviously.
	On a daily basis.
	And our ideas are being blocked out as if we never make them.
	And I can give you great examples of that, but probably the best example is just the followers that I've picked up on Parler, which is a replacement for Instagram and Twitter.
	It's like all of a sudden, people know they can find me, and they can follow, and they can see what I have to say multiple times a day.
	They know what I'm communicating out there.
	That didn't happen before, if you were just following me on Facebook and the other usual platforms.
	The other big one that we've now noticed is quite alarming is YouTube.
	And I knew I was being censored on YouTube, so I switched over to Rumble, which is a YouTube alternative.
	And all of a sudden I'm going from a few thousand views that I was getting on YouTube and you can't even find me on YouTube, at least the last time I checked.
	You go in there and search and all you're going to see is negative, hateful, fake news stories mostly about me.
	Now on Rumble, I'm getting tens of thousands of views on my posts.
	So he's talking about the alternatives to Twitter, Instagram, Facebook.
	That would be Parler, P-A-R-L-E-R. And the alternative to YouTube would be Rumble.
	And I think that this is going to be an important distinction.
	Coming soon, it feels to me like instead of saying I'm a Democrat or I'm a Republican or any version of whatever people, however people want to identify politically, I think it'll be much easier just to say I'm with the Twitter party or I'm with the Parler party.
	That's what it will be.
	It will be all the people who are over here will be on Parler.
	All the people over there will be on Twitter.
	And that's just going to be our life moving forward.
	And we stay on Mastodon.
	Of course we stay.
	That's the third group.
	These are the problem children.
	We're the true independents.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I have a few comments.
	Sure.
	Thank you.
	First of all, I started, you know, I have, I got a new piece of gear, and it allows me to pick up a bunch of stuff I normally don't have.
	I mean, although my smart TV, the LG TV, will pick up the channels.
	What did you get?
	What kind of new gear did you get?
	I got a Channel Master DVR. Okay.
	Which records over the air, it's like a DVR for over the air without having to pay a fee.
	Oh, right, right.
	And high quality digital.
	And it's good.
	It actually works.
	It doesn't do, it's not perfect.
	It makes, you know, there are issues with it as there are with anything.
	What's this thing called again?
	What's the name of this device?
	Channel Master.
	They have a DVR. Usually if you go, it's $150 for the DVR without a disc.
	Sounds like fishing equipment for some reason.
	Channel Master.
	$150 normally, but instead of going to Amazon, you go to the Channel Master website.
	Yeah?
	And order it directly at $99.
	Okay.
	And for $99, I'd say it's a good product.
	Now, did you get the Channel Master Stream Plus or the Two Edge?
	It's the one that's round.
	It looks like an Alexa.
	Yeah, I got it.
	Channel Master Stream Plus.
	Yeah, it's a good piece of gear.
	All right.
	So one of the things that shows up easily on there is Newsmax.
	And so I've been watching Newsmax on and off again.
	Everyone talks about Newsmax being some great...
	Newsmax is terrible.
	It's a Mickey Mouse channel.
	Totally.
	It looks like Russian TV. It looks like...
	Even though if you go to Russian TV, modern Russian TV is more modern than anything you can imagine, but...
	And I'm talking about imaginary bad Russian TV from the 50s.
	That's kind of what it looks like.
	The guy's up against the background.
	They put almost all their work into the opening graphics so something's running around.
	I like the teams.
	I like it where there's a man and woman team.
	They're trying to do a Fox News midday type thing, which is, I think, a huge mistake.
	Because they're just ditzy and they're just like...
	They all think they're doing Good Morning America for some reason, but they're talking about voter fraud and bullcrap coronavirus.
	The whole thing is, it doesn't work.
	It doesn't work, and it's hokey, and it's pretty much trying to be Sean Hannity on steroids.
	Now, I will say, the difference between Fox News and Newsmax, I understand the appeal.
	Because on Fox, they're just kind of topically talking about stuff.
	They don't really go in.
	You'll never see a Joe DeGenoa or a Sidney Powell or any of these people on Fox.
	In general, I mean, of course, Rudy Giuliani shows up to do a thing from time to time.
	But they're really not sticking to their formula.
	And people are just at home still and hungry for stuff.
	And Newsmax is kind of like Cat and Crunch.
	Crunch crush is pretty tasty cereal.
	Now, on the other hand, we could be watching CNN and Fareed Zakaria, the anti-constitutionalist a-hole, who I think also somehow is involved in some of the Ukraine shenanigans.
	He was over there speaking for a fee for some dubious, dubious outfit.
	The guy's a...
	He's a plagiarist, we can say that.
	And he's a bad person.
	Well, I don't know, man.
	He seems to fit in with our man, Donald J. Lemon.
	Would you call this a coup?
	An attempt at a coup?
	Oh, there's no question it's an attempt at a coup.
	As with everything Donald Trump does, the intention is as...
	Malign as one thinks.
	The execution is as incompetent as you can imagine.
	And so it is likely to fail because it is not particularly well thought through.
	But there's no question he is trying, you know, you put it exactly right, he's trying to execute a coup.
	And you pointed out, people say it's unprecedented in American history.
	It's really pretty unprecedented around the world.
	I mean, when Augusto Pinochet in Chile...
	The general who had run the government as a dictatorship for decades, when he lost an election, he left office.
	You know, when Indira Gandhi lost after having been declaring essentially martial law in India, when she lost an election, she left office.
	This is pretty out of bounds.
	Really anywhere in the world.
	And remember, Donald Trump is not going to just have seeded this conspiracy theory and then go away.
	He is still going to be around.
	He's going to be the most powerful Republican.
	As Ron Brownstein was saying, this party has now become a personality cult.
	And he will continue to feed this conspiracy theory which warps the Republican Party.
	It shreds American democracy.
	But you know what?
	It's good for Donald Trump.
	How does this shred anything?
	It's good for his ratings.
	And that appears to be all he cares about.
	So he goes from this is a coup to it's really only about Trump and his ratings.
	I mean, in the span of one minute.
	And how is it a coup when the guy's the president?
	And it seems as if these Democrats want him to leave office tomorrow.
	Yeah.
	Resign the post.
	Yeah.
	Get out.
	Get out.
	You're no good.
	Get out.
	Now, let's look at what's happening at Fox.
	By the way, he's still president until January 20th.
	I mean, I don't know what they're talking about.
	Well, you do.
	It's mind control.
	It's just, it's unhealthy.
	The stuff they're doing there, that's unhealthy behavior.
	Let's leave it at that.
	But then we have, and I'll tell you that no matter what happens, no matter who's inaugurated on the 21st of January, the news business is going to have to account for the so-called news business.
	And We have kind of a rule about not playing Tucker Carlson.
	But just to prove to you...
	But we continue to do so.
	Well, I don't...
	I always cut him out of the clips.
	I don't really...
	But this is...
	Yeah, he's boring.
	Well, this is only him.
	And it's two clips.
	And you can see where they're messing it up.
	He's really not doing a good job.
	Because when we had the Hunter Biden laptop...
	I don't even remember the guy.
	Bobulinski?
	What was the guy's name?
	Bobulinski?
	He had him on for a long time.
	He has all kinds of...
	He has UFO guys whose business it is as an entertainment company to make entertainment video products about UFOs.
	And he has them on like it's all serious.
	Which, of course it is, but come on, if you're going to go into that stuff, then you can certainly at least have Sidney Powell on.
	But apparently, his request didn't go so well.
	And what I heard from the Sidney Powell side is that they were badgering her and, show us the evidence!
	Anyway, here is Tucker Carlson throwing Sidney Powell under the bus, and this happened earlier in the week.
	So that's a long way of saying we took Sidney Powell seriously.
	We had no intention of fighting with her.
	We've always respected her work.
	We simply wanted to see the details.
	How could you not want to see them?
	So we invited Sidney Powell on this show.
	We would have given her the whole hour.
	We would have given her the entire week, actually, and listened quietly the whole time at rapt attention.
	That's a big story.
	But she never sent us any evidence, despite a lot of requests, polite requests.
	Not a page.
	When we kept pressing, she got angry and told us to stop contacting her.
	When we checked with others around the Trump campaign, people in positions of authority, they told us Powell has never given them any evidence either.
	Nor did she provide any today at the press conference.
	Powell did say that electronic voting is dangerous.
	And she's right.
	We're with her there.
	But she never demonstrated that a single actual vote was moved illegitimately by software from one candidate to another.
	Not one.
	So why are we telling you this?
	We're telling you this because it's true.
	And in the end, that's all that matters.
	The truth.
	It's our only hope.
	It's our best defense.
	And it's how we're different from them.
	We care what's true.
	And we know you care too.
	That's why we told you.
	Maybe Sidney Powell will come forward soon with details on exactly how this happened and precisely who did it.
	Maybe she will.
	We are certainly hopeful that she will.
	Now what does that sound like to you?
	What kind of airtime is he using here?
	What is he saying?
	He's saying Trump lost the election.
	So he got a lot of pushback apparently from his audience on their way out the door to Newsmax!
	And he had to kind of recount what he said.
	Recant what he said.
	Last night in a segment about voter fraud and investigations into it, we told you about Sidney Powell, the former federal prosecutor, and her claim that roughly 7 million votes were secretly changed on election night by vote-rigged vote counting software.
	In the last 24 hours since we did that, we've heard from a lot of people about that segment, including people in the White House and people close to the president.
	Like us, they have concluded this election was not fair.
	Like us, they are willing to believe any explanation for what happened.
	Like us, they have not seen a single piece of evidence showing that software changed votes.
	Doesn't mean it didn't happen.
	It might have happened.
	It means they haven't seen any evidence that it happened.
	And by they, we are including other members of Donald Trump's own legal team.
	They have not seen Powell's evidence either.
	No testimony from employees inside the software companies, no damning internal documents, no copies of the software itself.
	So that's where we are.
	Sidney Powell came on Fox this morning and suggested we may not have to wait much longer.
	I fully expect, she says, that we will be able to prove all of it in a court within the next two weeks.
	Well, as far as we're concerned, that is great news.
	If Sidney Powell can prove the technology company switched millions of votes and stole a presidential election, she will have almost single-handedly uncovered the greatest crime in the history of this country.
	And no one will be more grateful for that than us.
	Yeah.
	No, I think he screwed the pooch on that one.
	I think he made a big mistake.
	That is not what his audience wanted to hear.
	They want to see these people.
	Just from a television perspective.
	Come on, man!
	They want to see Joe DeGenoa.
	They want to see Vicky Toon sing.
	So let me get this straight.
	He didn't have her on because she didn't produce a bunch of documents or something before the interview?
	Does he require that of all his guests?
	Yeah, I guess so.
	I think the UFO guys proved it.
	I don't think so.
	Hey, at least he's talking about it.
	When we were doing the show on Thursday, no other station was going to cut...
	Well, they did.
	They went to the press conference of the president's legal team for a little bit, but here's CNN. It has been a bad week for the Trump legal team that actually right now is holding a press conference that is so bananas we can't even bring it to you because it's just so full of BS. That's the cable news, emphasis on news network.
	Wait, hold.
	Are they mind readers?
	Do they know what he's about to say and so they know it's full of BS? How do you know in advance, which is what she claims, that we can't bring you this because it's just full of BS? It's bananas.
	You heard it.
	It's bananas.
	It's a news term.
	I think bananas is a good show title.
	Now would it be just bananas?
	When's the last time?
	I haven't heard that since the 60s.
	I think it was on Laugh-In or something.
	Bananas.
	You're so right.
	Let's just listen to it again.
	That's a very good point here.
	Let me crank up our audio a little bit and make sure we can hear her say it perfectly.
	It has been a bad week for the Trump legal team that actually right now is holding a press conference that is so bananas we can't even bring it to you because it's just so full of BS. And then over on MSNBC, Brian Williams, of course, picked up on the most...
	Just because it's so CNN, it almost epitomizes everything that we've been doing for the last 10 years when it comes to this network, I'm going to give you a clip of the day for that bananas clip.
	Well, that is very kind to me, sir.
	Clip of the day.
	But wait, Brian Williams is rivaling.
	That gets us to today, and today may be remembered when all the craziness is over.
	For one thing, and it's this visual.
	Rudy Giuliani's hair dye started dripping down his face after an outbreak of flop sweat during a press conference, which will only be remembered for conspiracy theories and dark liquid.
	It was rambling, repugnant, reprehensible, hysterical.
	And as the man just fired by Trump for protecting the security of our election said on Twitter today, it was the most dangerous one hour, 45 minutes of television in American history.
	Indeed, the dark seepage almost overshadowed what we heard at that press conference with the last lawyers left in America willing to defend the president.
	Oh my god.
	I feel that Dark Seepage is also a possible show title.
	I don't think it's good as bananas, but this guy, repugnant, what was he repugnant about?
	What was he talking about?
	How is it repugnant and how is it the most dangerous hour in the history of America?
	Oh man.
	What's wrong with these people?
	Well, what's wrong is Sidney Powell is going to every outlet she can find, any podcast.
	I mean, I haven't put our hat into the ring, but I'm pretty sure we could get her.
	She's going anywhere she can.
	Radio shows, all of the news channels which are above...
	225 on my system.
	And I have collected a number of shortish clips, so we can just get...
	I think we should do it before we take a break, because people want to know what's up with the Kraken, where are we at?
	And I have watched all of her interviews, listened to everything, pulled out just a few pieces that are pertinent and are new information to the show.
	And we'll start with the lawsuits that will be filed this coming week in the Swing States.
	We're going to have to file several lawsuits.
	It's going to be in all the swing states.
	We are still gathering massive amounts of evidence to the point we haven't even had time to process all of it.
	People are filing or drafting affidavits for us right and left.
	Patriotic Americans are coming forward from every corner of the country and some people even internationally.
	They are fed up with the corruption and they want to clean up the system and stop this election rigging that has gone on all around the world for the profit of all kinds of tyrants and global interests that have just lined their pockets while they've raped their own countries and treated their people horribly.
	We know it's happened in many countries in Latin America.
	It was exported.
	to Argentina.
	I think it was exported to Mongolia.
	Probably most every country around the world now has been infected with this sort of election rigging that's been made available by Dominion and Smartmatic.
	And other companies as well have used the same sort of code in their machines that would allow the same results to be controlled.
	I'll give you a little spoiler that where Sidney Powell leads all of this consistently is that there is a global a global cabal slash conspiracy of regimes and straight up governments using machines with Smartmatic software and that this has been rigging elections around the world for 10 to 20 years and
	And there's a lot of different countries, a lot of different players involved.
	You've heard the names Dominion and Smartmatic.
	And there's connections to George Soros and...
	The story that Louis Gohmert, we played the clip from him, that he said, oh, wait a minute, there's some kind of raid going on at the server farm where some of this information is stored in Frankfurt, and no one really could confirm that, but...
	We have some confirmation now from Sydney Powell.
	We might look at the fact that both Dominion offices have shut down and moved all of a sudden.
	In Toronto, where they shared office space with the Soros entity, and also in Denver, all of a sudden they just shuttered and moved.
	Their employees have been taking their name off LinkedIn and eliminating any affiliation with either company.
	There are over 100 of those that have happened.
	I mean, we've unearthed a global criminal conspiracy that is just mind-blowing, and we've only scratched the tip of the iceberg.
	The servers at Seidel in Germany were confiscated the other day.
	I'm hearing it was our forces that got those servers.
	So I think the government is now working on an investigation of what really happened.
	But we're getting in evidence also that there were lines into the servers from four foreign countries, all extremely adverse to the interests of the United States.
	This is going to get very good now.
	Because there's a couple of different narratives, and we'll get to the one that the president had a trap set for all of this to take place.
	Yeah.
	Hey, I'm just reporting the news.
	Someone has to do it properly.
	First, let's understand how these votes were changed in these systems.
	There were multiple ways of doing the alterations of the votes.
	The person sitting at the data center where their votes are coming in can do it, can watch them real-time and change things.
	They can put an algorithm on the system across the board that does the initial shifting, and then in each data collection point, which is best we can tell for the major alterations or the Democratic-controlled Politically corrupt strongholds in the country, cities like Detroit and Philadelphia, for example, and Atlanta.
	By the spikes in the data, the statistical experts and mathematical experts can tell you exactly when the anomalies occurred that are statistically impossible.
	And we found places where, for example, something like 384,450 votes were added for Biden, while a third of that amount were added for Trump.
	And those exact same numbers were replicated 20 minutes later.
	So she's got some kind of receipts that she's going to file in multiple states.
	The question is, is there enough time?
	I think we can get it done.
	In fact, we already have collected more evidence than probably half the prison population is in prison for right now.
	It's just a matter of tying it together in a way that's digestible.
	And we're in the process of doing that as we speak.
	And I'm hoping we get something filed by next week that starts outlining and proving the overall fraud.
	But I will tell you, too, that the standard of proof people are expecting is more than would be necessary for a criminal conviction, which is absolutely ridiculous.
	Our standard of proof is only preponderance of the evidence.
	And on top of that, the mountain of evidence we have to deal with is...
	It's huge.
	And we've got, of course, all the media interest against us, all the global interest against us, all the social media companies against us, because they're all owned and controlled by foreign money.
	There are trillions of dollars of wealth and corruption at issue against our little team in this effort.
	Every despot, every tyrant around the world who has been elected by this system, I'm sure it's putting all his or her resources and connections and everything else against us.
	We've had technology issues.
	We know that our people are blowing up my phone all the time.
	Everybody out there.
	You're blowing up your phone.
	The wrong time of truth and justice is attacking us in one form or another.
	So we're going to keep going and we are going to prove it.
	So this does promise sparks and fireworks that will be coming up.
	And this will be my last clip and I think we've had the Kraken update.
	You have to take into account the recent creation of a new branch of the Department of Defense, which is the Special Operations, Special Ops.
	This Ezra guy, who has been nominated to the Secretary of Special Ops and who will report directly to the Acting Secretary of Defense, is the guy who many say that he's actually cute.
	Yes, but that it is necessary for the president to have a force in place when they blow the lid off of the whole thing.
	I'm not just talking about...
	No, wait for it.
	Wait for it.
	I'm not just talking about the voter fraud, because, of course, the 2018 executive order that the president put out has legally set everything up for these people to be seen as terrorists and to be handled by the military as such, which would be the reason why we have the special forces. the 2018 executive order that the president put out has And the guy who explains it all the way to the end, what's going to take place, it brings it all together.
	All the things we've been hearing throughout the past four years is Lin Wood.
	This is the Covington kid lawyer who got hundreds of millions of dollars in libel payments after lawsuits from CNN, Washington Post, maybe the New York Times, probably MSNBC and others.
	It's still ongoing.
	He...
	It boils it all down to what this is really going to be all about.
	So the Supreme Court's being aligned.
	The Department of Defense was recently realigned by the President.
	Take a look at who he put in place.
	Cyber terrorism and a terrorism expert.
	As I said, look at what he did in 2018 with the executive order to deal with foreign interference in our national elections.
	I think, listen, in a perfect world, I'd like to see John Durham's report come out and people go to jail.
	I'd like to see Jeffrey Epstein and Gillian Maxwell, and I'd like for a lot of people to go to jail.
	I'd like to see what's on Hunter Biden's laptop.
	I'd like to see those people go to jail.
	I'd like to see what's on Anthony Weiner's laptop.
	I'd like to see a lot of people go to jail.
	And then when we get to the final phase of the election fraud, I'd like to see a lot more people go to jail.
	The one thing I will say, there'll be an intermingling.
	There'll be people going to jail, I believe, who are involved in all of those or some of those same investigations.
	So there is potentially a great awakening.
	The truth has to come out.
	I believe it will.
	I do not think that you can hide the truth.
	I do say it, and I believe it.
	Every lie will be revealed.
	This country is going to be shocked when it learns the truth about who's been occupying the Oval Office for some periods of years.
	They're going to be shocked at the level of pedophilia.
	They're going to be shocked at what I believe will be a revelation in terms of people who actually engage in satanic worship.
	Woo-hoo, baby!
	it.
	We can't take a day off.
	They're going to unveil thousands of sealed indictments for pedophile, satanic worship, vote rigging.
	At any minute.
	This will be happening as we're doing the show.
	Now, I want to ask you a question about...
	I'll let that last clip slide.
	Where's the CIA and the NSA in all this?
	They're the ones that perpetrated the crime.
	Apparently they did.
	This is CIA versus DIA. It's the same old story.
	Well, where's some information about that from either one of these agencies?
	What, are you working for Tucker Carlson?
	I'm just saying, I'd like to see some, you know, some, we gotta get a little more than these guys, these blowhards coming on, and I'm putting Sidney Powell in that category.
	She doesn't get some action here pretty soon.
	Yeah.
	Now, I understand your skepticism.
	She's right.
	It's just, it's her against the world.
	It's not gonna work out.
	It never does.
	It's not a movie.
	Oh, but this is Donald Trump's world.
	Of course, there's a fourth act.
	It is a movie.
	Now, he may fail, which will be a sad ending for the movie, but yeah, this act is coming.
	It won't be a sad ending if you read my upcoming column in Substack on next Tuesday.
	Oh, do tell.
	Can you lift the kimono a little?
	Tell us what's going to happen.
	Well, it's just an exposition of what happens after Trump.
	If, I'm not giving a 100% fool, but if he gets booted, ousted, what happens then?
	And it's just a discussion of what happens.
	It's going to be really bad what happens if he stays in the game.
	And he won't be the only president who's done this.
	I mean, Roosevelt did it.
	Grover Cleveland did it.
	In fact, Grover Cleveland is the only president who was president, got voted out, and then ran again and got voted back in.
	That could happen.
	The same year or four years later?
	No, no.
	He was voted in, got four years in, got kicked out four years out of office, ran again, eight years later, boom, he's back in.
	So that's not impossible.
	So Trump could run again, even though it's really going to be too old.
	But you have to read it.
	It's a lot of stuff.
	I have our favorite constitutional lawyer, Alan Dershowitz, explaining in under one minute exactly what is going to happen and how this will go to the House.
	And as an aside, I should mention that, as we know, Alan Dershowitz now works for Newsmax.
	They have a theoretical road to having the election thrown into the House of Representatives the way four elections were in the 19th century, none in the 20th century, and they should be allowed to pursue that road.
	The road is not to try to get 270 votes.
	For President Trump, but to deny President Biden a majority of, to quote the constitutional language, all the electors that have been appointed.
	And once you know how many electors there are, and you only know that when the states have certified electors, then unless there's a majority on the first ballot, The Constitution says if there's no majority for one candidate, the election immediately, the word immediately is in the Constitution twice, must go to the House of Representatives where every state gets one vote and the Republicans have 26 votes to 23 by the Democrats.
	So that's how it would go.
	It would be like the 12th Amendment final option there.
	That's not happening either.
	Really?
	You're so skeptical.
	What do you think is going to happen then?
	What's obviously going to happen?
	Well, you tell me.
	Trump will quit office and leave on the 20th of January, and then this moron Biden, I hate to call him that, but come on, will be in office if he lives that long, or Kamala Harris will be there.
	She'll be a great puppet for the Democrat puppet masters, and they hopefully will not get the Senate, which seems that they won't.
	And then it'll just be a deadlocked four years, which sounds good to me, until 2022 when the Republicans actually really take over the place.
	And I believe the Republicans are all in on this because...
	They like the idea.
	They know what's going to happen if Trump does get back in.
	Everyone's going to moan and groan and scream about it.
	They're going to impeach him again.
	It's going to slow everything up.
	Nothing's going to get done.
	And when 2022 comes around, they're going to lose the Senate.
	And then they may lose then the third impeachment.
	So, the Republicans are, oh, the Republicans aren't saying anything.
	Oh, no, they're all mum.
	Yes, they're mum because they know that with Trump out, they can really go to work.
	And that means in 2022, they can take back the House forever.
	Pelosi's already given up being the Speaker in 2022.
	She said so.
	They're going to take over the House, take over the Senate, and then start doing legislation and then putting the screws to President Harris or President Biden, depending on who's in office at the time, and make them start to sign things.
	And then they can win the election because it's going to be such a mess at the presidential level.
	They should be able to easily win the White House back.
	In 2024.
	And they're all drooling over this idea.
	This is their wet dream.
	Okay.
	Um...
	Now we have two sides.
	I will add a third element to this.
	I did a show with Mo yesterday, and he too believes that he had a lot of evidence about voting machines, particularly in Georgia.
	But the evidence that he came with was quite interesting.
	In Georgia, 5 million people voted.
	Stacey Abrams, who claimed that she won the gubernatorial race, you know, she started this fight for the future or fight for our voting rights or something.
	You know, Soros money, she is a Council on Foreign Relations member.
	She's very ingrained into the globalist system, but I think pretty much hated by Democrats for whatever reason.
	She claims that she registered 800,000 people for this election.
	So she registered almost 20% of the voters in Georgia.
	I'm just not believing that.
	And so what Mo said is they're setting her up to hold the bag.
	If it comes out, she's going to be the one blamed for phony ballots or something else like that.
	Which I kind of like as a theory.
	Yeah, it sounds...
	It's not going to happen either.
	Well, then the future is boring.
	Come on, man.
	I'm holding...
	My wife...
	Hey, you know...
	I can't say anything.
	When it says crackpot and buzzkill?
	You know what that means?
	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 the COVID shame, John C. Dvorak.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Crackpot Curry.
	In the morning to all ships, the sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, dames and ice out there.
	And in the morning to all the trolls in our troll room.
	Hands up, trolls!
	Let's count you for a second here.
	We have...
	21.20!
	Okay, that's a nice number there.
	Could have been a little higher for Sunday, but we appreciate every troll who did...
	Well, we used to average about 17.
	Yeah, we are averaging up, that's for sure.
	These trolls are from all over Gitmo Nation.
	They congregate at noagendastream.com, where you can listen to a stream of podcasts that are from all around Gitmo Nation.
	All talk, no commercials, and certainly no agenda.
	And you get to hang out.
	It's technically a chat room, but if there's trolls in there, it's a troll room.
	And you can get there again by going to noagendastream.com.
	And if you're in there, ask someone for an invite to noagendasocial.com.
	That is our federated social network.
	That is the third option for those of you who don't want to go to Parler, don't want to stay on Twitter.
	You just want to interact with people and not get duped by algos.
	And even bump into some famous people like the real Dvorak.
	Yes?
	I want to mention something.
	Mm-hmm.
	I looked at Parler, and I found it extremely uncomfortable.
	The great thing about Mastodons is it's just pretty much like Twitter.
	It works pretty much the same, except for the expand this toot thing, which I think would be better executed.
	But Parler, for some reason, is awkward.
	I don't like it at all.
	I have an account there.
	I just bailed out on it.
	I just don't like it.
	I think it stinks.
	So, trolls are yelling at me.
	I should stop calling it Mastodon.
	I should call it the Fediverse, which is pretty lame as a term.
	I'm sorry.
	The Fediverse.
	It's just, it's not a, it doesn't say, Mastodon.
	Mastodon.
	Mastodon is a man's term.
	Yeah, a man's term.
	Those guys are wimps in that showroom.
	Fediverse.
	Let's be on the Fediverse.
	Mastodon.
	The Ferryverse.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, you can find that at NoAgendaSocial.com and you can probably hit people up on Twitter for an invite if you want.
	Emailing me is automatic penalty.
	But please enjoy that as it is all part of the services we provide in our value for value system here, which includes artwork that changes with every single show.
	Every album art is different.
	It's real sexy.
	Just scroll down the list of all the episodes.
	If you have noagenishow.com on your phone, your mobile device, it looks so good.
	And we need to thank the artist who brought us the artwork for episode 1296.
	We titled this The Kraken Keeper.
	And it was a dynamite piece with a skull, green skull.
	I think it's a...
	Binary 33 number, if I'm correct.
	Yeah, that's 33.
	Yeah, this is correct-de-record, who is no stranger to this top spot.
	Oh, it wasn't correct-de-record?
	I'm sorry.
	Let me refresh.
	Darren O'Neill.
	That's what I meant.
	I had to refresh my page.
	Darren O'Neill.
	Yes, Darren did.
	And by the way, I'm going to tell Darren, this is a little, again, you know, art director to artist.
	Yes, as we need to, yes.
	Darren's stuff started to look like Darren's stuff.
	Yeah, yeah, that's a good point.
	So you look at a page of art and you say, oh, there's Darren's, there's Darren's, without clicking on it, because you have to click on it to see who the artist was.
	Yeah.
	But you didn't have to with Darren's stuff.
	Oh, there's Darren, there's Darren, there's Darren, there's Darren.
	And this was atypical...
	Of Darren's stuff.
	And until I saw it was Darren, I was actually surprised how different it was from Darren's stuff.
	And I appreciated the fact that he is kind of backing off on his formula a little bit.
	You mean his style?
	Well, it's a style, but it's also a formula.
	Yeah.
	Well, we're very, very happy with this and extremely appreciative that all of these artists put in such phenomenal work.
	There were a number of different pieces we were looking at.
	And a reminder, this podcast is fully podcasting 2.0 compliant as of this show, which means...
	Is it?
	Yes, we are podcasting 2.0 compliant at its current state, which means we have transcripts of every show, which show up in multiple of the new podcast apps.
	You can go to newpodcastapps.com.
	It's a crap page right now, but someone is working on making a nice page so you can see what apps do the transcripts, but most importantly, chapters.
	And I've always fought against chapters because I just, it's like, when I'm done with the show, I want to put it up.
	And I really don't want people jumping to different parts of the show.
	It's like, no, I'm not giving you a table of contents.
	You should just listen to it.
	But Podcasting 2.0 chapters, they are in the feed and not in the file.
	So they can be added to after the show is already published.
	And today, as an experiment, I'd like to try some community chapters.
	Which means that you can listen to this show in the Hypercatcher app.
	It's only on iOS, I think, at this point.
	And you can set chapter marks and you can set URLs for images as well as links.
	So I'd love for someone at this point to bring up the artwork of Darren O'Neill's beautiful piece.
	Because that's how it works.
	It's like a slideshow.
	So when we're talking about a graph or a chart, as you mentioned earlier, the three charts in the newsletter, those could pop up on your podcast player and rotate in real time, sync to the timeline.
	And this apparently is something that people are really digging.
	It even works on Podcast Addict, on Android.
	Anyway, check out newpodcastapps.com.
	We're building, and this is your first official Podcasting 2.0 compliant podcast.
	And a note about some of the artwork that all shows up at noagendashop.com.
	They now have, and we have no official business relationship with any podcast apps or with the No Agenda Shop.
	We just like what they're doing.
	The No Agenda Shop now has FEMA Region t-shirts, which I saw them promoting.
	This, to me, is an exciting idea.
	Yes, I saw they're doing their own art.
	Yeah.
	Yes, exactly.
	You know, these guys, they're cranking out art, but not enough of it.
	That's exactly right.
	We didn't have enough to choose from, so now we made FEMA region t-shirts.
	But I have to say, I like being from FEMA region number six.
	I'm going to get me one of those t-shirts.
	But a lot of this artwork does show up over there on hoodies, t-shirts, hats, mugs, cups, and they give a third of the proceeds to the artists.
	They keep a third for the store, and they donate a third to the show, and we appreciate that very much.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com is where you can check it out, and Darren O'Neill thank you again.
	And now, for your time, talent, and treasure portion, we'd like to look at our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1,297.
	Man, thank you for that introduction every hour.
	Sure thing, everybody.
	Seronymous of Dogpatch starts us off.
	Oh!
	It's his monthly...
	Isn't he early?
	Yeah.
	Isn't he normally at the beginning of the month?
	No.
	No, he's normally at the very, very end.
	Oh, okay.
	Like the very end, like maybe next, the show after Thanksgiving would be it.
	He is the saint of patrons, or the patron saint, Seronymous of Dogpatch, out there in the unknown universe, sending us Western Union.
	Was it Western Union today?
	Well, I don't know what he's saying, or what they say, but I do know that Dogpatch has been on my case, and he continues to be so.
	Oh, what's up?
	On this note.
	What's up?
	Because we got into a discussion about Brennan being a Muslim and, you know, I found it to be odd that he would never talk about this and no one ever asked him about it.
	I thought it was strange to have this head of the CIA convert to Wahhabism or Salafism while he was the head of the CIA. This, to me, seemed like something that was a security issue.
	Right, and so the Suronymous of Dogpatch and Lois Lobovia took issue with this?
	Well, he did on the last note, as you recall.
	Yes.
	So anyway, so he's continuing.
	And I explained it on the next show, and it was fine.
	To a point.
	Anyway, from Sir Anonymous of Dogpatch and Lorsal Bovee, and then he has a, and probably a Muslim.
	So he's starting off.
	I see.
	Already.
	I am Adam Curry.
	I'm probably a Muslim.
	Okay.
	Thank you to all the producers for their hard work and remarkable community building.
	A community with Amish-like behavior.
	When someone needs help, the community rebuilds their barn.
	That's true.
	This is very much our community.
	That's very true.
	John?
	Uh-oh.
	I agree with your observation of Brennan, and you had nothing to defend regarding his situation.
	My comment related to another presumed CIA professional that you mentioned with that tagline.
	As a U.S. citizen that travels to countries that often direct and probably...
	That often direct and probably CIA towards me.
	Oh.
	I am sensitive to such comments.
	I'm sensitive to such comments.
	Perhaps self-preservation heightens one's sensitivity.
	Overseas, quote, and probably CIA and in the U.S. and probably Muslim can put a person in.
	I've never suggested that.
	That Animas was in the CIA or had anything to do with the CIA. I don't recall that either.
	I've never done that.
	I have maybe suggested offhandedly and somewhat humorously that he might work for Saudi intelligence.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's not the same as the CIA. But that seems unlikely if he's a U.S. citizen that travels to countries that are often directing probably the CIA towards him.
	I'm sensitive about such comments.
	Perhaps self-preservation heightens the one's sensitivity.
	Okay, I'm never going to mention any spy anything with him again.
	No.
	I think there's no agenda show.
	You come to donate.
	We out you as a CIA agent.
	We're not going to do that.
	And you're not, obviously, one.
	Or you wouldn't be making such a fuss in this manner.
	You'd be making a fuss in a different manner.
	What he is is the head of the Amish who is helping to raise the barn whenever necessary.
	He could be an Amish.
	It could be.
	Now there's a thought.
	Anyway, he says you can put a person in an uncomfortable position in some venues.
	I don't think anybody that's in these venues you discuss listened to the show.
	But I could be wrong, since we have a lot of listeners.
	My comment was not a serious complaint, but a comment from an oversensitive self-preservationist.
	Okay.
	Got it.
	Non-apology accepted.
	The global 3B hypnotic mantra, build back better, build back better, build back better, is another term for nation building or perhaps rebuilding.
	Post-pandemic nation rebuilding will be a highly charged topic in the coming years.
	Since the U.S. has a long history of failed efforts in nation building, this is true, including our own, I recommend dropping use of the 3B mantra and use reconstruction to represent the struggle the U.S. will face in the coming years.
	You can suggest that, but you have to suggest that to Biden.
	Tabletop games used in war colleges help students develop approaches to specific problems.
	These games hide the time and location, but students are presented with historical facts and events to develop approaches to the problem.
	At the end of one nation building exercise, students were asked to identify the time and place of the event they were addressing.
	All said the game was a thinly veiled cover for the US and their Iraq experience.
	The game was wholly based on US Army experience in the South after the Civil War.
	Words matter.
	I really know.
	Yeah, it's kind of interesting.
	I don't know what he's got.
	It's something he knows.
	Words matter and reconstruction effectively communicates the political effort of B3. Build back better.
	Referencing the unique experience will inflame some, but the efforts will inflame regardless.
	Moreover, reconstruction is a heavily researched but little studied period of our history, making it ideal for M5M reinterpretation.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Well, we appreciate all you do, Seronymous of Dogpatch.
	And again, a coded number that we'll have to figure out.
	$1,555.
	We cannot say thank you enough.
	$1,555.
	Yeah, $555.
	No sense.
	No sense.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, Sir Anonymous.
	We take it to heart.
	We will analyze.
	Always good material.
	Always.
	Always.
	Which in itself is not that easy to do.
	Sir David Baron of Pennsylvania is next on the list.
	$624 from Norristown, Pennsylvania.
	As the Baron of Pennsylvania, I proclaim that this is the best podcast in the universe.
	If you want to truly be a producer, you should get the 33.33 monthly boarding pass.
	I started doing...
	This is a subscription.
	You can see it on the...
	It's in the newsletters.
	We promote it on the...
	I started doing this earlier this year and it actually made my amygdala expatriate to New Zealand.
	I don't miss it.
	My first donation to those two jamokes was on episode 95 when I sent $6.24 like six times, as John said, but it was really only four.
	Oh, brother, I kept giving for the value I was getting, but you really can't keep up.
	The value keeps growing exponentially, if you know what that means.
	Don't wait for show 1300 or show 2000.
	Donate now.
	Yours truly, Sir David Barron of Pennsylvania in Norristown.
	I'm probably a Viscount by now, but don't want a title change until becoming a Grand Duke.
	I can't emphasize enough how much this show can keep you balanced in this world.
	Don't accept a new normal.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, Sir David, Baron of Pennsylvania, thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	And we're glad that you're getting that kind of value out of it.
	That's heartwarming.
	Well, it's a no jingle.
	Another, that's two in a row.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Anonymous, three, four, five, six, seven.
	Anonymous.
	Disagreement with significant other over mask mandate.
	Just bought sub stacks from Gren Greenwald, don't raff, anti-EB in a rage.
	Not really a rage, but you know, here's some more rage donation.
	Adios, mofos, love you, mean it.
	Yo, yo.
	Another, that's three in a row.
	No jingles, no karma.
	I'm loving it.
	Brian Frazier in Conroe, Texas.
	338.38.
	I've been enjoying the media deconstruction, but you all have to do something about this Yoko Ono dog jingle.
	It's too much to bear.
	I have a belated call from my boss, J.B. Deering, on November 19th.
	It's on the list.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Brian Fraser.
	I did want to mention that something is taking place that I wanted to identify, and as always, producers drive these things.
	We start off with Simple Karma, then we went to Goat Karma, then we got Stereo Luge Karma.
	Then we got the dog karma.
	And now...
	You've got hydrogen karma.
	Hydrogen karma.
	I just wanted to point out that it's there in case anyone needs it.
	Well, he didn't ask for it, and that was four in a row with no jingles, no karma.
	But that ends with Daniel Surveyor of the Realm, British Columbia.
	He's in Victoria, the cute little town of Victoria, 333.42.
	Hi, Tam, gents.
	It's my birthday.
	He's not on the list that I can tell, unless I can see the yellow here.
	Yeah, he's on the list.
	He's on the list.
	And on a show day, no less, to celebrate, have some money.
	Can I get some karma for all in need?
	And a nap for humanity for those swollen amygdalas out there.
	They need it badly.
	Nap for humanity.
	You've got karma.
	Classic.
	Classic.
	So Adam sent me a backup of all the jingles.
	Oh, you got it.
	It arrived.
	It arrived.
	Good.
	Yeah.
	Actually, I thought you sent me one of those little...
	I thought it was a different format, but okay.
	I'm sorry.
	Stop the show.
	I asked you multiple times.
	Specifically, I said it's one of these.
	It's the one terabyte that goes inside, the one you advised me.
	Do you have the cable?
	You said, I got so many cables.
	I do.
	Well, I have that cable.
	I got those years ago.
	Tell everybody about the drive.
	Tell everybody about the drive.
	It's a drive.
	It's a little terabyte SSD. It's the same one that I have in my machine, actually.
	Same brand, same drive.
	I own one of these drives.
	It's what you advised me to buy.
	Oh, I thought I was pushing you toward this EMV, these little bitty dinky little SSDs.
	Well, when you said little dinky, this is exactly what it is.
	It's a little dinky SSD. Well, imagine it being one-fourth that size.
	Oh, even smaller.
	Okay, I didn't realize that.
	Well, anyway, so did you enjoy?
	No, it's fine.
	I mean, it's great.
	It's fast.
	It does everything.
	It's not as fast as that other one.
	But I mean, the content.
	I mean, do you see the wealth of content that we have collected?
	That's what I was going to talk about, not the drive, which was, there's a lot of forgotten.
	I'm going to put together a few.
	I'm not going to do it all at once.
	But there's a lot of forgotten jingles that people need to be reminded they actually exist.
	For sure.
	There's tons of stuff that we've forgotten about.
	And I was going through the thing.
	Oh, geez, I forgot all about this jingle.
	Whoa, this is a winner that we've stopped using.
	I know.
	It's too much.
	I mean, and I'm glad we're doing this, and I will refresh your drive every couple of months or so, because that's our life right there.
	We lose that if the show is over.
	Yeah, you have to have remote.
	It has to be remote.
	I backed it up already.
	Yeah, of course you did.
	And so we can...
	Yeah, I think once every two months is fine.
	Yeah, I back up every two weeks.
	I back up all files.
	Full-on backup.
	Well, two places.
	Now three with you.
	Yeah, I tend to ghost my main drive every two to four weeks.
	Yeah.
	And if I think, crap, I just do a swap out and I just lost whatever I lost.
	And of course, all of this is online in the show notes too.
	And I want to remind people, bingit.io, this search engine, bingit.io, Whenever you say, I'm looking for that clip that you played, please go to bingit.io first.
	Everything is in there.
	I'm not going to look up clips for people.
	They'd send me the same note.
	You know, you were talking about Bing and Bing on the last show, but I didn't catch it.
	But every clip we play is in the show notes, and it's searchable on bingit.io.
	Of course, you can do whatever you want, but that's the best play.
	That's the one I like.
	There's multiple search engines.
	And if you can't find it, you can't find it.
	It's a treasure trove of goodness, people.
	All we do is the show.
	We don't do the after show research.
	We don't do anything besides the show.
	No, we got a new show to work on.
	Yeah, yeah.
	After the show, we're working on the next show.
	Yeah, that's the way it is.
	Yeah.
	We'll look back someday and say, holy crap, we wasted a lot of our lives.
	What was Grandpa doing back in the day?
	At least people appreciate it.
	Well, one of the persons who appreciates is old Amy Ekman Spradling in Healdsburg, California, 33333.
	ITM gents jingles and she's got her jingles.
	China's a whole don't enslave me camel and a dose of baby making karma.
	My handsome husband Chris turns 33 coincidentally on November 23rd.
	Please add him to the birthday list.
	I believe he's on there.
	And as a couple who no agendas together, I feel compelled to donate in honor of the numerologically magical milestone.
	In the midst of writing this note, I was caught.
	My husband stated, if you're donating to No Agenda, I don't want the credit.
	You are too close to becoming a dame.
	Proof that he is a keeper.
	Just one small donation away from the round table, thanks to my better half, who hit me in the mouth two years ago.
	I couldn't thank you enough.
	Happy birthday, my love.
	Amy Ekman's rest.
	Now, there's a little dimensionality to this note, I hate to say.
	But when these notes come in, especially with the donation, especially when they're separate, you look at the email address, you know, they're using Google.
	She's using, I don't know the exact one, but I think it's VeritasWinery.com, but it could be Veritas.
	She's a winery woman.
	Oh?
	And apparently her husband is too, and they work in these different wineries, or they have, and she's now at Veritas from the looks of her email.
	Is that a groovy winery?
	Oh, this is one of the, this is wine, this is wine, this is one of those super high-end boutique wineries that does get 100-point ratings from the big boys consistently, and the wine's 500 bucks a pop.
	Which, by the way, for these 100-point California wines is cheap because everyone else, I mean, they're all overcharged, but I have to assume it's a small winery.
	They're not making that much of it, although you can still buy it online.
	So I'm thinking immediately, although she's not the winemaker, I think she's one of the marketing people, I think.
	I think.
	Barrel tasting!
	Barrel tasting!
	I was wondering where this was going.
	If it's not a bit part and it's barrel tasting.
	Okay.
	Oh, there you go.
	You've doxed her appropriately.
	You know, I might drag the Hollywood producer over there for some barrel tasting.
	Oh, now I'm jealous.
	I mean, he has never done this.
	I mean, I've barrel tasted all over the world.
	You know, last time I was barrel tasting, I was, I think, in Goa.
	Well, I was in Burgundy.
	He was in Goa.
	He's never done this, and it would be good for him to start off the highest of high end.
	And then you can slip in your bit part request.
	No.
	Get him sauce.
	Unless he starts producing again, I'm getting nowhere.
	He's producing.
	Anonymous in Dubai is next on the list.
	Wait, hold on, hold on.
	I got some jingles here.
	Chinese asshole!
	Don't enslave me, camera!
	And here's your karma.
	You've got karma.
	No, not to me too, a good bear.
	What mic are you using?
	Are you using your regular mic?
	I've got a...
	Why?
	Sounds different.
	It's because instead of aiming it at the floor, it's aimed toward the ceiling and so you're probably getting some...
	Closives?
	You're probably getting some ambience that's different.
	But don't you just point it at your face?
	It's pointed upwards towards my face.
	The mic is below me.
	Okay.
	All right.
	As opposed to being above my nose and pointing down.
	I'm actually happy with it.
	I just wanted to remark that it sounds different.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, I'm just using different.
	I've adjusted how I'm micing myself.
	Okay.
	Anonymous is next on the list from Dubai.
	And he's in Dubai.
	Emirates 333.33.
	Nothing beats getting myself a knighthood for my birthday.
	Turned 34 on November 21st.
	I have been on 33.33 for a while and I was planning on getting a knighthood for my 33rd birthday, but shit hit the fan last year and I think my delayed knighthood triggered the beginning of the end of times.
	Oh no!
	AKA 2020.
	Okay.
	Oops.
	Anyways...
	I wanted to acknowledge all the great work you guys do and your insights are so often spot on, specifically when it comes to Gen Z. As a teacher whose students are all Gen Z's, everything you speak of, I see even all the way from Dubai.
	Being over-socialized and under-informed is the true global pandemic.
	I also believe the millennials should be split into two groups, older and younger, which we've discussed on this show many a time, because I personally have both those groups represented in my household.
	Where the younger millennials share many of the blinded traits of Gen Z's.
	A few.
	But they're aware of the difference.
	I will be working hard to make sure my two Gen alphas at home are well informed with shrunken amygdala.
	Yes.
	Sorry, John, for the long note.
	This was a medium-sized note.
	You love...
	You love the show.
	You love the show.
	Me, Tarzan, you love the show.
	You love the show.
	No jingles, only karma.
	For my knighthood, please give me the title of Sir Teacher Sir the Anonymous Arab in Dubai.
	And for the round table, I'd like some shwarma and hummus.
	Hummus is at the round table.
	Yes.
	Well, we're adding some shwarma and here's the karma for all.
	You've got karma.
	For you, actually.
	Yes.
	Laura Nelson in Strasbourg, Colorado, 333.
	All credit to Preston and a de-douching plea.
	You've been de-douched.
	Happy birthday, Preston.
	His last name is Shingon or Shingon.
	Shingon, maybe.
	I have no idea.
	He gets the credit, though.
	But he gets the credit.
	Okay.
	Thank you for making us a no-agenda family.
	Aw.
	Nice.
	That was a good note.
	You can thank Laura later.
	Tyler Boyd in Cary, North Carolina becomes the first associate executive producer at $270.51.
	This is a make-good for months of laughs, information, and true journalism.
	Thank you for being part of my sanity network.
	I'd like to request a de-douching, and please play Fear is Freedom, and pretty good.
	You've been de-douched.
	Fear is freedom!
	Subjugation is liberation!
	Contradiction is truth!
	Those are the facts of this world!
	And you will all surrender to them!
	You pigs in human clothing!
	I think that sounds pretty good.
	Ooh, that was good.
	I like that.
	That's a good sequence.
	It was good, Amy.
	Yeah, good one.
	Chris Baylor in Grafton, Wisconsin, 23456.
	A favorite of mine.
	First, thank you both for doing the work.
	Secondly, Adam, for jingles, can you sort them by date?
	I'd like the third oldest, if not some pew-pew.
	Okay.
	Actually, you can sort them by date, but not easily from the looks of it.
	By the way, I want to mention this again, if I want to interrupt the show again.
	You are a neat freak.
	I said so before.
	I've said it again.
	I've been to your house.
	You say you're not, but anyone with Tourette's is generally a neat freak.
	Your organizational structure for these clips and all the other crap that you sent me the backup of is very, very over-organized.
	What are you talking about?
	How is it over-organized?
	It's organized by date.
	How is that over-organized?
	No.
	What are you going for?
	It's a folder and a folder and a folder and a folder and a folder.
	Holy moly.
	I'm a folder.
	You're a folder guy.
	Not a scruncher.
	Secondly, Adam, for the jingles, can you sort them by date?
	Okay, can I get an F cancer for my aunt and the chancellor of my university?
	Both amazing people I'm very close with.
	Can I also get a deer hunting karma for everyone out there in the woods this weekend?
	You can thank Kevin Rose for bringing me to the fold.
	I was a big fan of Dignation and John was on a podcast with Kevin around the time he started the best podcast in the universe.
	I went back to listen to episode one and caught up rather quickly.
	As a young TV reporter in western Wisconsin, it was great to know I wasn't crazy disagreeing with my GAMS professors and And feeling like an outsider in the newsroom for wanting to look into real stories.
	It took me a while to get out of news, but now I work in higher ed and fit in perfectly.
	What is JAMS, professors?
	JAMS, journalism and media science?
	And media science.
	I betcha.
	Media studies.
	Now media studies.
	Journalism and media studies.
	Medium studies.
	Yeah, okay.
	And mediocre studies.
	Journalism and Mediocre Studies.
	Anyways.
	Ways.
	Grrr.
	you Peace.
	I'm sorry today.
	That's got a bunch of Z's.
	That's how you pronounce it.
	I'm sorry today is donations long, but it's my last.
	At least as a humble mortal producer, today I become a knight.
	Accounting attached in the back of a Costco receipt.
	I would like to be known as Sir Cameron Chris of the BJJ Mats.
	And that's Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
	Can I please get some Lainey's Red and Cheese Curds?
	Okay.
	I'll bring the Hot Sticks Leinenkugel's Beer and something John would look into.
	Oh, Leinenkugel's Beer is something.
	I've had the beer.
	There's a bar in Chicago that serves it.
	I've had it there.
	Is it good?
	It's quite good.
	Oh.
	I think they were bought and sold by some, and maybe they're not owned by the originals, so it might not be as good as when I had it.
	That's it.
	Thank you.
	Thanks, Chris.
	Yes, Chris.
	I did do a quick reverse sort.
	I just picked the first jingle that came up.
	I don't think it's by any means the oldest, but I'll play it for you with the F cancer request.
	I've got information, man.
	New shit has come to life.
	Stop it!
	You've got karma.
	Mike, I think it's Brewer, 23247, and he emailed in a note.
	This is a note.
	It's kind of long, but he does have a boots-on-the-ground report that I do need to read.
	The note itself is short.
	He's in Adelaide, South Australia, so we may have information.
	Yes, South Australia is locked down, or was locked down.
	Locked down center.
	Many thanks for your efforts in amygdala diminution.
	Which I like the term.
	That's a good show title, too.
	Amygdala Dignition.
	I've been listening to you guys since show 1247, having moved across from JRE. Could I request a de-douching, please?
	You've been de-douched.
	I've said it before, I'll say it again.
	I love the fact that a lot of JRE people come in at the higher levels of the donation segment.
	They have money.
	No jingles, but a goat karma for everyone suffering through COVID-1984.
	Thank you for your courage, Mike and Adelaide.
	Now I have...
	I can read the boots on the ground report now or later.
	Well, let me do the de-douching first.
	I mean, that seems to be in order.
	You've been de-douched.
	I'll tell you what.
	Tell me.
	I'm going to...
	I will.
	I'll tell you what.
	Give him the goat karma.
	I'm going to skip the BOTG report until we get back to the show itself because it is worth reading.
	Okay.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	It's quite good, actually.
	Uh...
	Gus Knot, K-N-O-T, in Groningen.
	Groningen, Groningen.
	Gus Knot got some special pronunciation.
	Gus Knot.
	No, Gus Knot.
	That's what I said.
	Okay.
	206.66, and he's in Groningen.
	Please de-douche me, Adam.
	You've been de-douched.
	And yes, John, this will...
	Okay, I'm not reading this note.
	You're reading it in the proper Dutch accent.
	Okay, yes, John.
	This will be a tongue-breaker for you once again.
	It's me again, Guus Knot from Groningen.
	The great...
	Oh, yes.
	But I'm also known as Skyefa.
	I used to live on St.
	Martin, northeast Caribbean, but since Hurricane Irma smashed my house into pieces, me and my little family, me and my wife Jessica and my daughter Skylar, had to relocate back to my home grounds in the area of the city of Groningen, in a small village called Harkstede, which is actually very old and has quite the history with monks living there and knights and shit.
	Anyways...
	Thank you guys for the best podcast in the universe.
	I have been a listener for over a decade and I feel ashamed for only now starting to donate.
	You guys inspired me for years already ago to start one of the most legendary Dutch podcast series ever made.
	It's the QFF podcast on Radio 66.6 FM. Nonetheless, I will keep punching peeps in the mouth.
	And by the way, I hope you guys like that cartoon scene that I'm working up on, the both of you guys flying a Huey helicopter attacking the MSM offices with little missiles and stuff.
	Martin JJ came up with a storyline on Noah Chan The Social.
	Again, thanks for all the good work and I will try to keep doing my best to keep these donations flowing your way.
	Interesting.
	It wasn't written with enough of a Dutch accent incorporated that you could really get to your Dutch accent.
	I did the best I could do.
	I just found it interesting because I've noticed this myself.
	If I want to do an accent reading some note, it really has to be in the writing.
	It does.
	Clearly the guy has almost no accent.
	He speaks English fluently.
	Yes.
	He might sound like a Frenchman for all we know.
	Thank you very much, Hoosh.
	Did he want anything?
	I'm going to give him a karma just so he feels we're not only making fun of him.
	You've got karma.
	I'm throwing a goat for you, Hoosh.
	Two left.
	Sir Don, Baron of New Hampshire in the Merrimack Valley in Wyndham, New Hampshire, $201.
	And his note is, thanks, guys.
	Karma, please.
	Sir Don, Baron of New Hampshire.
	You've got karma.
	And last on our little list is Lillian Soner.
	I'm guessing S-O-E-H-N-E-R, $200.
	I called out my husband, she writes, for wishing me a happy birthday last week on the show and not donating.
	Oh, no.
	We added a human resource a couple of years ago, and so it's been a while since we both donated.
	I, quote, hit everybody in the mouth about your show and mainly start off by saying, do you remember Adam Curry from MTV? And then proceed to explain what the show is about.
	I always wonder what the next line is.
	So, in my mind, it's like this.
	You be the unsuspecting person about to be hit in the mouth.
	Hey, how you doing?
	Hey, do you remember Adam Curry from MTV? The guy with the hair?
	Yeah.
	He's nuts.
	He's nuts.
	I don't know.
	What is the next line?
	After they say, oh, the guy with the hair.
	You're exactly right.
	What is next?
	What is the next line?
	He's nuts.
	He's gone nuts.
	He's gone crazy.
	He's hanging out with weird people.
	My husband told me you hate being referenced like this, but for my age group, it's all I have.
	No, no.
	Okay.
	I outed myself with some knowledge of COVID testing to a group of my newly found mom group friends, but no one wanted to listen to it.
	My daughter's playdates have been awkward ever since.
	Oh my goodness.
	This is it?
	This is nuts.
	You can't say anything.
	You're right, Adam.
	I feel you cannot discuss anything with anyone.
	A few people I know got COVID and had anxiety and heart palpitations for weeks afterwards.
	I believe the stress of the media and how the virus is being portrayed is making a big psychological impact on people.
	Thank you so much for all of your efforts in dissecting the COVID news that has kept me from losing my head.
	You have been spot on about everything and what is coming.
	I won't give up the fight.
	Jobs Carmen would be great for my husband, who is a dude named Ben.
	Yeah.
	Boy, man, it's really bad, this...
	People have been frightened to such an incredible degree.
	We're getting notes from around the world that are very similar.
	Yes.
	And I don't know how these people will ever get out of that.
	I mean, there was a...
	Well, you're talking about the people that don't listen to the show, how they're ever going to recover.
	Yes, exactly.
	People who listen to the show seem to have their heads on straight.
	I'm trying to think.
	There was some kind of...
	What was that?
	There was an example of something in recent US history, which was the windshield pitting scandal.
	Do you know anything about this?
	Apparently there was in Seattle.
	There you go.
	This was the great Seattle windshield pitting epidemic of 1954, where people were convinced by the tens of thousands that there were little pits appearing in their windscreens on their cars.
	And it turned out to be completely bullcrap, but people swore that it was happening.
	Mass hysteria.
	Yes.
	There's a number of books on this that have been written about mass hysteria events.
	And they're real and they do cause illness.
	And I have to say that one of the things about doing this show, which we break down...
	The things that could cause mass hysteria, especially the mainstream media, the M5M, and it's interesting that the five actually was the number of media outlets that are doing all this bad work, which ABC, NBC, CBS, New York Times, Washington Post.
	Five.
	Everybody else follows suit.
	It's a benefit.
	I feel good about at least...
	Blowing holes in the nonsense that could cause you to get sick just from listening to their reports.
	Terrible.
	And it's true.
	And I actually have another example of that in a moment.
	But first, we need to do the jobs, Karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You got Karma.
	Is that it?
	That's it.
	That's our associate executive producers and executive producers for show 1297.
	Yes.
	We have a few left, and we've got the show 13.
	Three more, and we'll be at the big 1300.
	We'll be at show 13,000.
	Thank you to these executive producers and associate executive producers for doing the work and supporting the show.
	It's really the only way we can continue.
	As you can tell, there's no one else who can do this.
	It's certainly not if you have commercials or you're taking some kind of corporate funding.
	It will not work.
	We all produce this together.
	You are doing it by sending us clips, information, your experience, artwork, running servers, and helping us financially.
	It truly is the value-for-value model network, and we love having you all a part of it here in Gitmo Nation.
	To support us for Thursday's show, and you know it's going to be a doozy, please go to...
	And thank you again for these credits, which are all completely real and verifiable.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Water!
	Water!
	Shut up, slave!
	Shut up, slave!
	Actually, I was going to play this for you because...
	Before you do that, do you know the genesis of the word doozy?
	You said doozy.
	I said it's going to be a doozy.
	Yes, I did say that.
	Where does that word come from?
	I do not know.
	And how is it spelled?
	D-O-O-Z-Y. Well, it's also spelled D-O-O-Z-I-E and D-O-O-S-Y. It's got a lot of spellings, but it refers to the Duesenberg car.
	Which, if I recall, was a failure.
	No, it wasn't.
	It wasn't?
	The Duesenberg was a big hit?
	No, the Duesenberg was one of the greatest automobiles ever made.
	Well, I'm thinking of something else.
	What am I thinking about?
	What am I thinking about the turd that starts with a D? No, the Duesenberg was a huge, successful car, but it was a high-end car.
	Every coach was pretty much hand-built.
	Nice.
	And it was like the creme de la creme of cars, and thus it was a doozy.
	Well, that is exactly what we're getting on Thursday from this show.
	A high-end car.
	Everybody gets a car!
	Look under your shit car.
	You'll get a car!
	Just when we'd gotten used to the medication being advertised on television for people who are suffering from schizophrenia, which, I mean, we heard those commercials.
	They're literally voices whispering, which I think triggers this actual condition.
	And now...
	As with almost all drugs in the system, I'm not shaming anybody, but I do find it remarkable that we have a medication, which, according to the side effects, can kill you for.
	What did I just say?
	I'm already forgetting the affliction.
	It's already working on me.
	You were talking about schizophrenia.
	Schizophrenia, yes.
	I'm sorry, the other voice was talking.
	But now you have a condition that you can get from taking that drug, which is called akathisia.
	And this commercial, I'm going to say it right up front, if you have this condition, turn off the podcast or just turn down the volume because I believe that they are trying to trigger all kinds of horrible things with people who suffer from this.
	Listen to this.
	Restlessness.
	Extreme anxiety.
	Pacing.
	A constant urge to move.
	If someone you know is suffering from schizophrenia, they may also be struggling with akathisia, a common side effect of some schizophrenia medications.
	Learn more at myakathisia.com.
	This cannot be healthy.
	They're playing like dentist drills and knocking on garage doors.
	That is wrong.
	That is triggering for some people.
	Yeah.
	So tell us about this ailment.
	What is it?
	It sounds like tardive dyskinesia.
	It's all kind of related.
	Apparently on a lot of these SSRI-based medications, you get twitches and movements similar to Tourette's.
	And it's involuntary movement.
	Shoulders, arms, heads, twitches.
	Now there's a medication to stop that.
	But why do it with those sound effects?
	This can't be good.
	It should be outlawed.
	Calm yourself.
	Calm yourself.
	Do you hear voices?
	So you mentioned that one of our donors talked about giving karma to people without hunting.
	So there's a big story up in the Seattle area about this teacher who just decided she just bailed out on her class and went to the woods.
	Why not?
	Why not?
	It was a scandal.
	It was some sort of a scandal.
	Did she take the laptop and she did classes from the woods?
	Well, she couldn't get it to the internet.
	She claimed there's no power in the woods.
	So there's a big scandal.
	I picked up a back and forth about it.
	It was on Fox and Friends, in fact.
	I picked up the local station up in Seattle discussing this with the woman herself and bitching about these remote learning situations.
	Some parents are continuing to struggle along with their kids dealing with a remote learning environment, but the one thing you don't expect is to get an email from your kid's teacher suggesting that remote learning has to be canceled because your teacher has moved to the forest.
	And doesn't have internet access due to a power outage.
	That's exactly what happened to Seattle's Jenny Feldman, who has three kids, one of whom was impacted by this decision in a language arts class at a middle school.
	She joins me now.
	Jenny, welcome to the show.
	Thanks, Jason.
	So you posted a screenshot of this email that you got to your Twitter feed.
	It kind of exploded.
	You ended up doing an interview on Fox& Friends earlier this morning.
	Take us through this email that you got.
	Yeah, so my daughter got a message from her language art teacher the other day saying that...
	I'm sorry.
	Language art teacher?
	What is this?
	What subject is this?
	I have no idea.
	I never had language arts.
	We used to have...
	When I was a kid, they'd teach you French or German or Latin, which was the one...
	Well, why don't you just say language?
	Why is it...
	Is it language arts?
	They call it...
	That's what they call it.
	It's a language arts...
	Yeah, so my daughter got a message from her language art teacher the other day saying that class was canceled because she was in the forest and she'd lost internet.
	And my daughter brought that message to our attention.
	She thought it was kind of odd.
	She's 13.
	And she had told the class offline that she was deep in the woods visiting her parents for a few weeks.
	So I posted this message really not because of this specific situation, to be honest.
	It's more highlighting the impact of remote learning on the kids overall, which has been going on for eight months here in Seattle.
	And these kids have just been dealt a lot.
	Yeah, so have the teachers.
	We had a couple friends over last night, all local.
	It's Dale, the bar owner, whose bar was destroyed by the shutdowns.
	It's the teacher.
	Now, the teacher we talked about, you know, she gave us a lot of good insight on the conditions.
	But she says it's completely ineffective.
	And everyone is goofing off.
	Everyone's doing these things from the car.
	They're doing it from the hammock.
	They're doing it from wherever they feel like it.
	And there's no progress.
	There's no guidance.
	They're not teaching.
	They're just babysitting pods.
	And it's completely ineffective.
	It's not working.
	This is not going to end well for these children.
	Well, they can catch up by double-timing it, but they won't.
	No, no, no, no.
	It's actually going to make it worse for our basic thesis about over-socialized and under-educated.
	Well, did you hear the Megyn Kelly podcast?
	No, this is your beat.
	No, you're the one that started bringing Megyn Kelly to the party.
	Yeah, I know, but you really like listening to the podcast.
	I think Megyn Kelly...
	I mean, it's interesting when someone has $65 million, how freely they speak, but she still has ads or whatever.
	She is moving out of New York, New York City, with her family, where she has been for, I think, quite a while, being in the New York media scene.
	And the reason for it is a letter that was circulated by...
	I don't know if it was the principal of the school where her kids are or some higher up on the school board, and it was important that all the children's parents were aware of this, and she shared this letter on her show, which she read, And I'm just flabbergasted.
	And I think she made a very smart decision by taking her kids out of this particular educational facility.
	She says, there is a killer cop sitting in every school where white children learn.
	They gleefully soak in their whitewashed history that downplays the Holocaust of indigenous native peoples and Africans in the Americas.
	They happily believe that all white spaces exist as a matter of personal effort and willingly use violence against black bodies to keep those spaces white.
	As black bodies drop like flies around us from violence at white hands, how can we in any of our minds conclude that whites are all right?
	White children are left unchecked and unbothered in their schools, homes and communities to join, advance and protect systems that take away black life.
	I am tired of white people reveling in their state sanctioned depravity, snuffing out black life with no consequences.
	Where is the urgency for school reform for white kids being indoctrinated in black death and protected from the consequences?
	Where are the government-sponsored reports looking into how white mothers are raising culturally deprived children who think black death is okay?
	Where are the national conferences, white papers, and policy positions on the pathology of whiteness in schools?
	And here's the last part.
	This time, if you really want to make a difference in black lives and not have to protest this shit again, go reform white kids.
	Because that's where the problem is.
	With white children being raised from infancy to violate black bodies with no remorse or accountability.
	How about that?
	That's a gem.
	It's...
	It's a scandal.
	It is beyond scandalous.
	How dare these people?
	And I'm sure this is going on in a lot of schools.
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, that's the...
	This is what's going on everywhere, and that's why these kids are so...
	They don't know anything about anything.
	And as somebody once said...
	No nation can survive when its children are taught to hate the country.
	Which it seems is exactly what's going on.
	Yeah.
	They're just teaching these kids to hate themselves and hate the country.
	That's why you see it with these teenagers on some of these YouTube channels.
	I'd rather be black than white.
	In fact, it makes a lot of black commentators go, what?
	I would say most black commentators.
	Yeah.
	That's a good...
	Let's go to Gen Z since we're talking about kids in school.
	Ah, yes.
	Gen Z. I've been looking...
	I have one Gen Z clip.
	Do you want to start off with your Gen Zs?
	My Gen Zs...
	And why are we doing this?
	Why are we doing this Gen Z segment?
	We decided that it's important to...
	In fact, we're getting notes now about it.
	To take a look at Gen Z and see where it fits into the scheme of things.
	Because that's the next group of kids coming up.
	They're going to be dominating everything in probably 20 years.
	And we need to know where they're coming from.
	What are they all about?
	Are they normal?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Perfectly normal for the times, I guess.
	Well, what clip do you have?
	Oh, I have an example of Gen Z radio production.
	Oh, let's do it.
	Gen Z Radio Production.
	And this is from Public Radio.
	PRI is Public Radio International.
	So they are a commercial entity that produces public radio programming.
	And this particular clip is about a tweet that should tell you all.
	I mean, this is a two-minute segment.
	On public radio, that to some degree, taxpayers pay a little bit for, but not very much.
	But you will get an idea of what Gen Z radio sounds like, and I think it'll probably fit in with your clips.
	This is about the tweet for the Emotional Support Canadian.
	Mr.
	Hanson, please, long distance calling.
	I'm sorry, the line is busy.
	On election night, a lone Canadian tweeted, Dear America, emotional support Canadians are on standby.
	If you have not yet received your emotional support Canadian, one will be assigned to you shortly.
	Thousands of Americans expressed interest and they demanded emotional support Canadians.
	Like now.
	Dear customers, the waiting time may be longer than usual.
	We apologize for the wait and thank you for your patience.
	Some Americans even requested specific support Canadians, like Ryan Gosling.
	So it's not going to be easy.
	It's going to be really hard.
	That's from the movie The Notebook, but it's like he's talking right to America.
	What do you want?
	It's not that simple.
	What do you want?
	What do I want?
	I want to call my own emotional support Canadian, my bestie Christine Lee up in Toronto.
	You know...
	Note the use of the term bestie.
	This needs to be documented.
	My bestie, Christine Lee, up in Toronto.
	You know, this is a time where people have to get together, trust that the system will work, unite again.
	You're the United States for God's sake.
	You would honestly have trust in the institutions?
	I mean, you have a strong democracy and you've got to keep it strong.
	Do you honestly believe that?
	Because you're an optimist.
	I am an optimist.
	And, you know, where Canadians diverge from Americans is that we believed in government.
	We believed in paying our taxes.
	This is supposed to be support.
	If you're doing better at paying your taxes, actually cared for each other, you wouldn't be in this mess to begin with.
	This is like a guilt trip like I get from my grandmother.
	I mean, the world looks to the United States for its ability to get itself together.
	So, yeah.
	We believe in you.
	You got to get it together.
	Isn't she a great emotional support Canadian?
	I'll probably be calling her a lot in the next few months.
	Besides, I'm pretty sure Ryan Gosling was taken.
	And that is how radio airtime is wasted by Gen Z.
	I thought there was a couple of insights in there.
	One, I didn't know that paying your taxes was part of a belief system.
	Oh, yes, yes, yes, yes.
	I didn't know that.
	That was news to me.
	I thought you just paid your taxes.
	No, no, it's a belief system.
	Brother, it's a belief system.
	Well, you know, there's a number of things about Gen Z we talk about.
	They're self-absorbed, for one thing.
	They also have, like you said, the bestie.
	They have a lot of language of their own.
	I have an example of this, who I think is the queen of Gen Z. One of the big things I'm noticing with the Gen Zs, and again, we are going on the premise that they are over-socialized and under-informed, so they're always on the lookout for not offending anybody.
	Right.
	Actually, I think they're misinformed, but you can go on.
	Yeah, okay.
	No, no, actually, I disagree.
	They're under-informed.
	They have no desire to read beyond the headline.
	So, besides this bestie business, which kind of cropped up in the past year, people are so afraid to misgender or not use the proper pronoun, I've noticed they will say, Hello, friend!
	Hi, friend.
	It's...
	Yes, it's the perfect way...
	Why do they get talked into this?
	Well, because you can't say guys, because...
	You can't say guys.
	Can't say he.
	No.
	No, so it's...
	Can't say she.
	So it's much better to say, hello, friend.
	Hi, friend.
	I get this all the time.
	Hi, friend.
	Yeah.
	Do you retort?
	I'm not...
	No.
	Am I your friend?
	If someone comes up to me and says, Hi, friend, I just go...
	Go podcasting!
	That's what I do.
	So the queen of Gen Z, in my opinion, is Claudia Conway.
	Oh, yes.
	Kellyanne Conway's daughter.
	16-year-old daughter.
	I think she is the proto-Gen Z-er.
	And since you just played a clip with the bestie thing, I want to start off.
	I got three clips from her, but I want to play.
	This is her mumbling.
	I want you to tell me what she says.
	Can someone please tell me I look like Maddie Perez from Euphoria?
	Come on now.
	Okay.
	Wait a minute.
	Can somebody please tell me?
	Let me dissect it.
	Can someone please tell me I look like Maddie Perez from Euphoria?
	Can somebody please tell me why I'm so giddy with euphoria?
	Can someone please tell me I look like Maddie Perez from euphoria?
	No.
	Were you able to deconstruct what she's saying?
	I was never able to hear it until somebody in the Mastodon chat room deconstructed it.
	Can somebody tell me if I look like Maddie Perez?
	She's wearing some slutty-looking thing.
	It's a tight-fitting costume.
	And she's posing.
	And then she comes up and says, Can somebody tell me I look like Maddie Perez from Euphoria?
	Oh!
	And that's an important thing, obviously.
	Can someone please tell me I look like Maddie Perez from Euphoria?
	Yeah.
	Come on now.
	Okay.
	Thanks.
	And this fast talking, which I will have to add to Gen Z, is possibly Adderall-induced.
	I think...
	I don't want to throw too high a number out there, but I think 90% of Gen Z, the characteristics of Gen Z are Adderall-induced.
	This is amphetamines.
	These are a generation of kids that are hopped up on amphetamines.
	Adderall is just a blend of amphetamines.
	It's meth.
	It's meth and speed.
	Well, it's not meth and speed.
	I think there's some dexedrine in there.
	I think there's a blend of dexedrine.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's a good blend.
	And meth.
	It's good stuff.
	It's good fun.
	God knows what else.
	Benzedrine, maybe.
	Benny's, as they used to call it.
	The kids love the Vyvanse.
	That's what they love.
	The Vyvanse, because it has timed release throughout the day.
	So you don't get that run-down feeling, just, oh, I'm feeling good again.
	This is a suit.
	This is a...
	Amphetamines eventually cause a letdown and suicide.
	And that's why we're seeing a lot of suicides in Gen Z. People should not be taking this crap, but they love it.
	I mean, supposing I was a kid and I had free amphetamines?
	I didn't have to go to the black market or go to a...
	You can get them from your school.
	They're pure?
	I'd probably be drugged.
	You can get them from the school doctor.
	Yeah, I'd be doomed.
	These kids have got to get a clue.
	Alright, so here she is.
	Apparently, she has been invited to audition for American Idol.
	Hey guys, I'm here at American Idol.
	That's how you start a post.
	Hey guys!
	Hey guys!
	I'm here at American Idol Confessional!
	I met Ryan Seacrest today, and I have my audition soon.
	So, stay tuned for that.
	Very, very nervous, but very excited.
	Mwah!
	Oh, this is good!
	Now, the question is, of course, why does anybody give a crap about this, but apparently she's self-absorbed.
	She's putting this out there for everybody.
	Must be driving her mother and dad nuts, but okay.
	I thought she divorced.
	Didn't she emancipate from her parents, or is that not happening?
	No, she never managed to pull that off.
	That's why Kellyanne quit the White House and went and moved back in to get this daughter back on track, but I don't know if she's been successful.
	How's that working out?
	The daughter wasn't getting enough attention from her TikTok crowd.
	Oh, that's what it is.
	So I said, well, okay, what's she going to do on American Isles?
	She's going to be embarrassed.
	So I found a TikTok of her singing.
	Oh!
	So we can know what to expect if she gets on the air.
	And I think, yeah, she's got nothing but talent.
	Well, first of all, before I trigger the clip, guaranteed her audition is going to be on the air.
	Are you kidding me?
	This is television gold.
	I just said that in passing.
	It would be impossible not to put her on the air.
	And by the way, they're not going to slam her either because, what's his name, the grouchy old Brit guy, he's not on the show anymore.
	Everyone's real complimentary.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, that's interesting.
	So they had to ruin the format of the show because of political correctness?
	They ruined the format of the show with everybody's nice.
	Oh, no.
	That was the beauty of the whole show.
	There was one guy who claimed to be honest, Simon Cowell.
	So they've taken that element out of the show.
	Yeah, so Simon's gone, and now it's Katy Perry, and she never really doesn't have a bad word for anything.
	What are you doing watching this drivel?
	I don't watch it.
	I just watch Claudia.
	Okay, well, let's get to Claudia singing.
	I can't wait.
	Oh, my God, that was so flat.
	Wait.
	I was born sick, but I love it.
	Oh.
	Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen. Amen.
	Take me to church.
	I'll worship like a dog.
	And destroy me a lion's heart.
	Take you my sins.
	So you can sharpen your knife.
	Oh, believer.
	baby It's so fast!
	Why is it so fast?
	Why is it so fast?
	Oh no, and she's getting all angry.
	She blows her top.
	Oh, this is Adderall.
	Oh, yeah.
	This is Adderall.
	Is she getting all pissed off about it?
	Oh, my goodness.
	Yeah.
	Well, there's a lot of this going around.
	A lot of this is going around.
	And we sit here and laugh at it.
	We're pathetic.
	I know.
	We are really bad.
	We should be nice.
	No.
	No.
	In fact, I'm going to play three gaffes from the office of the president-elect, which I would also just like us to laugh at.
	And this is just pre-laughing because, you know, John is pretty sure that Joe Biden will consume the Oval Office.
	So let's get ready for the kind of things we can expect from...
	From good old Joe, here we go.
	We talked a lot about with the governors about what the immediate needs are.
	I'm gonna, we're gonna impose the, we're gonna enforce the, excuse me, employ the Defense Reconstructive Act to be able to go out there and dictate companies build and do following things.
	We need much more testing.
	We need much more masking.
	I mean, that's more, we need gloves.
	I asked the police to go and ask the National Governors Association through the Governor Cuomo and the ones on the line to let us know what their shortages are.
	I mean, this guy is going to be dynamite for the show if we can ever figure out what he's saying.
	Thirdly, we discussed the need to help states with Title 32 funding for the National Guard.
	That's a fancy way of saying governors need to be able to get funding when they need to bring their National Guard into play.
	And National Guards are going to have to play this.
	It costs a lot of money.
	Oh, man.
	And this is not edited.
	This is his answers from a press conference.
	The public was kept in the dark about this guy.
	Okay.
	They were.
	We weren't in the dark.
	We saw what was coming.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's pathetic.
	We're not the M5M or any aspect of it.
	Well, I'll play my...
	I got a last little set here.
	We haven't really done any Green New Deal stuff.
	And as we know, the shutdowns, the shut-ins, the lockdowns, the Great Reset, which according to you, John, is all coming because Joe's going to get in and then it's Build Back Better time, everybody.
	It's going to be a bonanza and it'll be lots of good, paying, green jobs, union jobs.
	Good-paying.
	A lot of good-paying jobs by shutting down the economy.
	We're a petroleum society.
	The whole country is based on petroleum.
	It powers everything.
	The paint that you use on your house is petroleum-based.
	The plastic containers you use, the keyboard you're using on your computer is all from petroleum products.
	But we're going to just end that and go somehow...
	I don't know how a keyboard is going to ever show up again if everything's powered by wind and we shut the refineries down and kill the petroleum business.
	But somehow it's doable.
	Sir Chris was checking out the BBC and he sent me a couple of clips and they are talking about the extinction event.
	As you know, John, we are currently extincting as we speak.
	This is what climate rebellion is all about.
	The extinction is upon us.
	We're all going to die.
	There's maybe nothing we can do about it.
	And to prove this, the BBC put together a nice little series here, a little package.
	It turns out that the way we are extincting ourselves right now happened before.
	The exact same scenario.
	Millions of years ago, a change in the Earth's climate killed off more than 95% of the Earth's ocean life.
	And new research into the Great Dying could help us understand our current environmental problems.
	Here's our reporter Peter Goffin.
	We've all heard the asteroid theory.
	How a giant space rock hit the Earth 66 million years ago and led to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
	But there was another mass extinction long before that one.
	252 million years ago, in fact, that wiped out the vast majority of life on this planet.
	And two new research reports have determined the probable cause.
	Massive carbon dioxide and methane emissions caused by the burning of fossil fuels.
	So just so you know, 250 million years ago...
	252 to be exact.
	Yes, they were burning fossil fuels.
	They're driving around in their Flintstone mobiles.
	Or was it something else, BBC? It all started with volcanic eruptions in what is now Siberia.
	Lava and magma burned through huge deposits of coal and oil, creating more carbon emissions than humans have since the dawn of the Industrial Revolution.
	You see, now they're starting to connect the two dots.
	So, one, it was burning of fossil fuels, which, yeah, is a volcano technically a burning of fossil fuels?
	No, I don't.
	I think what he means, I'm going to take a side, at least for the purpose of explaining this stupidity.
	For a moment.
	The volcanoes, the magma from the volcanoes, went through the forests and set them all on fire.
	And the forest, in some funny way, can be assumed to be fossil fuels oil that's from dead dinosaurs.
	Yeah, that's what I thought it was.
	But that's okay.
	The molten lava caught all these forests on fire.
	There was nobody to stop because we didn't have air tankers back in the day full of water.
	The way they talk, you'd think they did.
	Oh, yeah.
	And so I think that's what he means, that the whole place was burning up water.
	Well, that extinction event, mass extinction, which killed all life on Earth because of the burning of fossil fuels.
	Yeah, that event?
	Oh yeah, we're doing a much better job of it now.
	We are, once again, facing a rise in carbon emissions, a warming planet, and high levels of acidity in the oceans.
	That's making it harder for species like oysters and clams to form shells, and it causes the bleaching of coral reef.
	As soon as you release a huge amount of CO2 to the atmosphere, the first effect is warming and acidification of the ocean, and that's very detrimental for many organisms.
	If the temperatures continue to rise and the CO2 being emitted, then the ocean will also get more acidific, and that will eventually be very hard for many organisms.
	We are moving toward those consequences at an alarming speed.
	Oh yeah, what speed is it?
	Ancient volcanoes burned through more fuel than humans ever have.
	But we are churning out emissions 14 times faster.
	Yeah!
	Peter Goffin.
	14 times faster, baby!
	We are doing good!
	And you know what term I keep hearing again?
	Be on the lookout.
	Biodiversity is back.
	It's all over the place.
	They're bringing it around.
	They're ramping up, getting ready for Boris and Joe and Angela and everybody to build back better.
	We've got the big cop 27, I think, now.
	Or is it 29 by now?
	That's coming up.
	No, it's going to be a bonanza.
	And you're going to be locked down.
	I'm media exempt.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Well, you may not care much about what happens to the world.
	I certainly do.
	I'm media-exempt.
	I don't care.
	I'm trying to think of what to play here.
	I've got a couple of things.
	Do we need to do world news once in a while?
	Yes.
	And there's some stories coming out of Afghanistan, especially the drawdown.
	Trump has decided, well, you know, even though they say he's not doing anything, he's doing all kinds of stuff.
	Executive orders, and he's taking people out of...
	He's drawing down from Afghanistan.
	And...
	We didn't really even discuss it, but after...
	Some outgoing military guy was boasting about how they always lied about the numbers.
	The White House doesn't actually know how many troops we have anywhere because they cover that over with rotations in and out and it's probably twice as many as being said.
	And the whole reason...
	Why they need 2,500 troops anywhere is to keep the military industrial complex machine turning.
	It's not about the troops.
	It's about the machinery and the services and the flights and all of this stuff.
	Well, I think we play these two precipitous drawdown clips, but I have something else that kind of interested me.
	Is it possible...
	Because we know that the pronunciation of our climate queen is different.
	Go to the Turnberry.
	Turnberry.
	That is different.
	And we learned that from Amy Goodman.
	Well, I want you to listen to her pronunciation of the word Afghanistan in these two clips.
	And this is a short clip just because of this.
	I'm wondering, are we, is this something that changed?
	Has the left decided to pronounce Afghanistan?
	It sounds like somebody trying to pronounce Van Gogh.
	Okay, can I give it a shot?
	I have not heard the clips.
	Can I give it a shot as to how I think she's going to pronounce it?
	Afghanistan.
	You're headed in the right direction.
	Yeah, because it's almost Dutch.
	Afghanistan.
	But it's a Dutch sound.
	The way she does it is a little more Dutchy than you even.
	Really?
	Afghanistan.
	The head of the Australian military has apologized to people of Afghanistan after a four-year probe found Australian special forces committed war crimes by murdering at least 39 non-combatants in Afghanistan.
	Afghanistan.
	Oh, this is a good, this is the elite way of speaking.
	Afghanistan.
	So it's the first part.
	You got the first part right, but the last part, she didn't go on or anything crazy.
	It's just the Afga.
	The Afga part.
	Afganistan.
	Afga.
	Afganistan.
	Let me try it again.
	Afganistan.
	Afganistan.
	By murdering at least 39 non-combatants in Afghanistan.
	Afghanistan.
	Oh, she says Stan.
	Afghanistan.
	Yeah, she says Stan.
	Hold on.
	The head of the Australian military has apologized to people of Afghanistan.
	Afghanistan?
	That doesn't sound right.
	Afghanistan.
	Afghanistan.
	No, it doesn't sound right at all.
	She sounds like she's got, I don't know, something wrong with it.
	Phlegm.
	Phlegm.
	Alright, now the second part of this clip was just kind of interesting.
	It doesn't have anything to do with the pronunciation, but this is one of these stories that they pull up on Democracy Now!
	every so often.
	It's like, I wonder what this is all about, and is it even true?
	But let's play the second part.
	The probe reveals a practice known as blooding, where patrol commanders order junior soldiers to shoot a prisoner in order to achieve the soldier's first kill.
	The military has now referred dozens of cases to the Australian Federal Police for criminal investigation.
	That sounds nice.
	Blooding.
	Blooding.
	And it's supposed to be Australian troops or something.
	I'm not familiar with this.
	I don't know about this at all.
	I never heard about it.
	Let me play, since we're talking about Australia just for that moment, that gives me the chance to read the Boots on the Ground report.
	This comes from a guy in, this is from Bauer up in down in southern Australia.
	A Boots on the Ground report from down under, living under martial law.
	Our six-day statewide lockdown ends at midnight tonight, having only lasted 72 hours.
	On Wednesday lunchtime, we were told that we had a new super strain of COVID-19.
	Oh, yes, I heard about this.
	This is a scandal.
	It's a scandal.
	Scandal.
	It had the following mutations.
	It had a three-day cycle much faster than the original.
	It infected the lungs directly without spending time in the nose and was spread on surfaces, even cooked food, rather than aerolized particles, aerosolized particles.
	Anyone with a background in micro who believes that this virus could have undertaken such a significant mutation across those three dimensions in one jump should get in touch with the Samaritans.
	I hear they're looking for people who believe in miracles.
	Mm-hmm.
	As a result of this, we were subject to a statewide lockdown.
	Even going outside of your house for exercise was prohibited during midnight Wednesday night.
	Starting midnight Wednesday night, sorry.
	Continuing the theme from earlier in the year, bog roll quickly vanished from the supermarket shelves, which I believe is toilet paper.
	Yes, we call it bog roll or dunny, a dunny roll.
	Quickly did vanish from the supermarket shelves.
	Understandable is now you sneeze.
	If you sneeze, everyone within a hundred yards of you shits themselves.
	Has to be shot.
	They get a net thrown over them.
	The official story began unraveling on Friday morning when it was discovered that Patient Zero had lied.
	Yeah.
	Lied to the contact tracers.
	They locked down like a million people for that.
	Yeah.
	Good work, Patient Zero.
	Yeah.
	It soon became clear we had regular COVID rather than the new superstrain, and that the lockdown was going to end midnight Saturday.
	Our premier, Stephen Marshall, has announced an inquiry into the fiasco in a desperate attempt to restore faith and legitimacy in both our political and medical elite.
	But observing the mood on social media would suggest that the ship has sailed.
	Hashtag Pizzagate S.A. South Australia.
	The name this saga has acquired had begun trending at number one here on Twitter, but entertainingly, if you search for that hashtag, Twitter showed no results.
	Thanks again, Mike.
	There you go.
	That's what you're up against.
	Pizzagate S.A. That's a way to conflate it, guys.
	Well done.
	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 indeed, we do have a few people to thank for show 1297 as we approach show 1300, which is a lot of shows.
	And the program has improved over the years.
	Chad Belcher's at the top of the list, and he is in Dibberville, Mississippi.
	$155.55.
	Joe Kampanen, Ontario, California, $111.33.
	He wants to have COVID karma.
	Yeah, for his mom, I think.
	We'll give you at the end.
	Yeah, we'll get that for sure.
	Ian Field, $100 in Eastlay, Hampshire, UK. Sir Proteus in Newark, Delaware, $100.
	Paul.
	Just Paul in Greeley, Colorado.
	8008.
	And he is...
	He was at the Denver City Park Sit-In and Mostly Peaceful Protest Panic.
	Picnic, I'm sorry.
	Panic.
	Picnic.
	Yeah.
	He's just sending some boob love for having a good time at the meetup.
	That was Paul.
	Okay, now we've got Andre Gagnier in Edmonton, Alberta, 60.
	He's a Roganite.
	He came over from the March appearance.
	Roganite!
	Joseph Lufrano in Victoria, Texas, 58.
	I'm sure that's not how he pronounces it.
	He's been listening for about a year.
	Very nice.
	Baron Bob Gusick of High Point in High Point, North Carolina, 55-32.
	Rory Busca in Novi.
	Is that right?
	Yes, it says Novi.
	I don't know where that is.
	Yeah, 51.
	Gusick, by the way, has some needed health karma for his upcoming back surgery.
	Yeah, you got it.
	We'll do that.
	Forrest Martin, 5005.
	Andrew Benz, 5005 in Imperial, Missouri.
	And then the following people are $50 donor shortlist today.
	Thomas Tallett in Shawnee, Oklahoma.
	Michael Marmino in Cynthiana, Kentucky.
	Adrian Muller in Tuscadero, California.
	A lot of artichoke growing on there.
	Julian Robinson, Aptos, California.
	Robert Case in Mill Spring, North Carolina.
	Lucas Deaton in Dayton.
	Deaton in Dayton, 50.
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	Kevin Silverman in Severn, Maryland.
	Daniel, Sir Daniel, boy, if I'm not mistaken, in Bath, Michigan.
	Sarah Gordon in Tucson, Arizona.
	And last...
	Sir Patrick Macomb in New York City.
	Thank you all for helping us produce show 1297.
	That's a lot of shows.
	Indeed.
	And we...
	Always want to thank the people who came in under the $50 cutoff level.
	That is for anonymity.
	Anything under $50 will never be mentioned.
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	Two karmas.
	We got a lot of people need some TPP jobs and the F cancer as requested.
	You've got karma. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs.
	You've got karma.
	It's your birthday birthday.
	I don't know what you're doing.
	And for the birthday list, we do have a couple here in front of me today.
	We say happy birthday.
	Actually, Brian Frazier says happy birthday to his boss, J.B. Deering, who celebrated on the 19th.
	Anonymous in Dubai turned 34 yesterday.
	Daniel, Surveyor of the Realm, is celebrating his birthday.
	Amy Ekman-Spratling says happy birthday to her handsome husband, Chris, who turns 33 tomorrow, the magic number.
	And finally, Lauren Nelson's happy birthday to Preston Chingong and gave him the executive producership to boot.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the Best Podcast in the Universe!
	Again, no titles today, but we do have an anonymous knight.
	Actually, we have two knights, so let's roll those out right now.
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	Oh, there it is.
	Is it pointing at the ceiling like your microphone?
	Oh!
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	We got Lainey's Red and Cheese Curds, Swarma and Hummus, Pinball and Power Cords, Pepperoni Rolls and Pale Ales, Beer and Blunts, Brazilian Hotties and Chasha.
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	The mutton and the mead, and they all can be found here at the round table of the No Agenda Knights and Dames.
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	No agenda meetups.
	If you're looking for a good time to go hang out with some people who will not be triggered about what you have to say, and they won't care if you're triggered because you won't get triggered, is a no agenda meetup.
	They happen around the world almost every day, it seems.
	And we have a couple of meetup reports we've received.
	The first one from Sir Ryan, short meetup report.
	The San Diego meetup was a great success with 33 amazing attendees.
	That's quite a good group.
	All in San Diego.
	That's the Governor Gavin Newsom crowd.
	Yeah, they've been locked down so long, they're sick and tired of it.
	Fellow producers planning on sending you an MP3 of us saying in the morning, didn't receive it yet, some of us even got to see the anonymous lab technician's laboratory, and we were shown the almighty PCR testing machine.
	Well, it was fun and educational.
	Oh, that would be worth going to.
	Yeah, fun and educational.
	Yep.
	A couple more meetups.
	A field trip more than a meetup.
	That's exactly right.
	Here's a report from Los Angeles.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	This is Ryan Darrow, and my wife and I are hosting...
	Oh, wait.
	This is not from Los Angeles.
	This is the escape from Los Angeles.
	Yeah.
	In the morning, John and Adam, this is Ryan Darrow, and my wife and I are hosting the Escape from L.A. No Agenda Meetup in Lubbock, Texas.
	There you go.
	Lo and behold, we only had two attendees.
	We have a couple here, and we'll introduce you shortly.
	In the morning, this is Crystal Darrow, currently producing a human resource.
	Can I get some karma?
	This is soon-to-be Dame Atomic Ginger of the Caprock, where social distancing is part of the atmosphere.
	And this is Ike in the morning.
	In the morning!
	Yeah, this is a really cute couple.
	They escaped from Los Angeles and they wound up in Lubbock, Texas.
	Home of the Blue Waffle!
	But it's so nice because they found, they scheduled a meetup.
	Now I think we do have more producers in Lubbock, so I don't know why it was a smallish meetup, but...
	Imagine escaping Los Angeles to Texas and then being able to hook up with some cool people.
	This is what these meetups do.
	It's a really good connector.
	I'm so pleased with how everyone has grabbed onto these.
	And here is the final report, the Flight of the No Agenda meetup.
	Hi, everyone.
	This is Leo Bravo at the Flight of the No Agenda meetup.
	And I'm passing the phone around to see if anybody has a few words.
	Hey, guys.
	This is Slick Rick and a great time here at the meetup.
	John, turn your speaker down.
	This is Sir Brian Eye of the Orange Hills in the morning.
	This is G-Force.
	Excellent time at the meet-up here.
	Love your show.
	Alright, we love your reports.
	And on the calendar for the 28th, I guess we got Thanksgiving coming up, of course, this week, so not a lot happening.
	Meetup-wise, but this coming Saturday, the Post-Turkey Open Range and Meetup, that'll be in the Redwoods of Santa Cruz Mountains, the Baron of Silicon Valley organizing that.
	Then on December 2nd, the Hurricane No Agenda Rooftop St.
	Pete Beach in Florida Meetup.
	It's every first Wednesday, like a potty, meetup at the Hurricane Seafood Restaurant.
	A dude named Ben is organizing that for us.
	Here's what's coming up on the calendar.
	On the 4th, we've got a meetup in Cottage Country, Ontario.
	On the 5th in Springfield, Missouri.
	The 6th in Tampa, Florida.
	Also on the 6th, Philadelphia with their regular Local 76.
	The 12th in New Orleans.
	Also on the 12th, Columbus, Ohio.
	Pittsburgh, PA. Moving to the 19th, we have Nashville, Pennsylvania.
	That'll be the Noel Agenda on the 24th of January, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
	And a reminder from the noagendameetups.com website and back office, please, this is for No Agenda Meetups only, knitting circles, fantasy book clubs, pool tournaments.
	Square dancing competitions do not apply.
	This is only for people who are no-agenda-ites to come together without an agenda and just hang out.
	There's no other mission that you should have except for a meet-shoot because guns are always cool.
	Thank you very much for joining, for organizing, and supporting the No Agenda Meetups.
	If you want to find one near you, go to noagendameetups.com.
	If there isn't one near you on the calendar, start one.
	It's easy and it's like a pothead.
	Sometimes You wanna go hang out with all the nights and days You wanna be where you want me You wanna be where everybody feels the same It's like a party I did have...
	Two...
	No, yes, I did have two...
	I know you already had a pretty good end-of-show ISO, which I will replay here.
	It's okay.
	Turn it up.
	Turn it up?
	Yeah, make sure it's like...
	Pumped.
	Okay, hold on.
	I'm pumping it, baby.
	Pumping it, man.
	Pumping it, pumping it, baby.
	You're kind of pumped up.
	It doesn't really smash into the...
	It doesn't have a clear...
	It's okay.
	I mean, it's funny in the...
	No, I'm not arguing.
	I thought it was a weak suggestion, but it's all I had for this show.
	Okay, I have...
	But it does have an eerie sound of...
	It has that going for...
	Let's try this one.
	I finally listened to that dadgum podcast!
	There's that, which is from The Simpsons.
	And I have Frau Ingraham.
	Do what you're told.
	I kind of like that one, because it's punchy.
	How about Frau Ingraham, followed by the...
	Okay, let's see.
	Let me get Frau...
	Where's the Frau?
	Okay.
	Do what you're told, followed by the who.
	Okay, that'll probably work.
	Let's have a listen here.
	Do what you're told.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Worst combo ever, but it'll have to stick.
	There's nothing I can do about it.
	Nothing I can do about it.
	All right.
	Do you have anything to take us home?
	Let's see what we got.
	I had...
	Probably have a leftover item here.
	Well, I got Rush Limbaugh going on and on about a Jason Whitlock article, which I thought was interesting.
	Okay.
	Because he likes to, you know...
	But then again, we can talk about that some other time.
	It's not that important.
	But I do have a little story from Democracy Now!
	about Pompeo.
	And by the way, she's the only one who didn't suggest this.
	This is Pompeo floating around Israel.
	I want to play this clip and I have a comment about it.
	This is Pompeo.
	We've got to cover international news here.
	Pompeo is floating around Israel and she's bitching and moaning about it because he's going.
	He's stepping here and he's stepping there.
	He shouldn't be going anywhere.
	Let's play it.
	Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has arrived in Israel, where he toured an illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank.
	In a surprise move, Pompeo also said he would tour a settlement in the occupied Golan Heights on Syrian land illegally annexed by Israel in 1981.
	It's the first time a U.S. Secretary of State has toured Israeli settlements which violate multiple U.N. resolutions and the Geneva Conventions.
	Speaking in Jerusalem alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Pompeo said the U.S. would label the boycott, divestment, and sanctions movement anti-Semitic.
	The BDS campaign is a global non-violent movement seeking to pressure the Israeli government over its treatment of Palestinians.
	Many of its leaders are Jewish peace activists.
	So everybody else except her, I'm surprised she didn't do this, but all the other people that reported on this, Not necessarily the mainstream media, but all the other alternative medias that report on this.
	They all said the same thing.
	This is a prelude to Pompeo running for president in 2024.
	Are you kidding me?
	That's what I said.
	I mean, come on.
	This guy's a doofus.
	Pompeo running for president.
	Oh, yeah.
	People are going to warm up to this guy.
	That's what they all said.
	And in fact, there was one show, it was on one of them, I don't know if it was MSNBC or CNN, one of them, they went and did a whole thing on it.
	They had brought people in, there's a whole Pompeo's got his eyes on the White House.
	Well, do you think he does?
	I mean, first of all, he seems like the kind of guy who would definitely have his eyes on the White House.
	I can see him being all jacked about that.
	He could be deluded enough to think that he can run.
	Yeah, he can definitely be deluded enough.
	Yeah, so I think it's a possibility, but it's laughable.
	Good luck!
	Good luck from Z100! Alright, I'm calling it, John.
	We once again have brought all the donuts to the table as we close in on three and a half hours of quality entertainment and programming.
	For all slaves of Gitmo Nation, we appreciate your...
	Support and help in creating this episode.
	We'll do it again on Thursday.
	Please remember us at devore.org slash NA. End of show mixes.
	Got a couple here.
	We've got Abel Kirby, who sent one in during the show.
	I have not listened to it, but I trust his work, so we're just going to play that.
	We've got Mr.
	Miyagi's Wild Ride, Jesse Coy Nelson, and Sir Seatsitter.
	And a couple more that will have to hold over until Thursday's show.
	And I'm coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	It is FEMA region number six on all of the...
	Governmental maps that you may be looking for.
	Coming up on NoAgendaStream.com, Grumpy Old Benz.
	Until Sunday in the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Sunday right here on No Agenda.
	Remember, remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Until Sunday, adios mofos!
	and such.
	Sing along, kids.
	COVID, COVID, COVID-19 COVID, COVID, COVID-19 News was scary tonight The future is not so bright Invisible killer stalking its prey The message is clear Stay home,
	slave We've been forced into the ring Against this pandemic monster, uh, thing Officials set out to control Protect the young and the old From COVID, COVID, COVID-19.
	COVID, COVID, COVID-19.
	Who knows which administration it will be?
	I guess time will tell.
	Meanwhile, President-elect Biden took a bike ride today near his beach home in Rehobits Beach, Delaware.
	Just let the Constitution do a good job.
	It's one way of the Constitution.
	I know it looks messy.
	Dead people voted...
	Voting fraud.
	Dominion voting systems have ties to high-level Democrats.
	President Trump is still refusing to concede.
	We have put together, I think, the most, the most extensive And inclusive voter fraud.
	Pro-Trump rally will continue until Democrats admit to election theft and concede the election.
	Oh my goodness, the magnitude, the size of the crowd was just amazing yesterday.
	And it's just been a lot of love.
	It was great to be around people of all races, you know, not just whites as the media would try to make you think.
	Dead people voted.
	Voting fraud.
	Dominion voting systems have ties to high-level Democrats.
	President Trump is still refusing to concede.
	This is not a stay-at-home order, but the best way for us to avoid a stay-at-home order is to stay home.
	Oh, brother.
	They're making a vaccine.
	My intentions look good, and we'll have a vaccine shortly.
	They say it won't do me no harm.
	It might be 90 to 95% effective.
	There's only one thing you can say to express the pain in your heart.
	Surveillance will need to continue.
	We still have a long road to travel.
	Oh, brother.
	Brother.
	Fear porn on TV. It's a feeling of dread.
	Bluetooth tracking app on my phone.
	It uses Bluetooth technology.
	The great reset is coming.
	Woo!
	Shadow.
	Thank God.
	Science is back, baby.
	When you told me I can't buy through ticketmaster anymore.
	To go to a concert.
	Well, you know I'm an animal.
	Don't cry.
	Ticketmaster may require vaccine.
	But when you told me we can't have Thanksgiving anymore.
	Well, you know, you know, you know I nearly fell down and died.
	Oh.
	Oh, brother.
	I need Adam and JCD. I can't drink my amygdala alone.
	Believe me when I tell you, the world needs a A party!
	President Trump's attempted coup keeps getting dumber and more desperate.
	Today, his lawyer Rudy Giuliani had a meltdown live on television as Trump tried to overturn the will of the voters in Michigan.
	For more on this, it's time for a closer look.
	What was it called back?
	Oh, my goodness!
	Oh, the network!
	Wow!
	All the networks!
	We have to forget about the ball!
	All the networks, all the networks!
	Let it never be said Democracy is dead Cause the orange man will be A one-time president Sleepy Joe will succeed And thus the world will be free But then Rudy shows up And now I'm really But
	No one's going to this country.
	Wow.
	Rudy, Rudy, Rudy, Rudy.
	Due to lack of interest, the election is canceled.
	Rudy's hair dye drips, so that's the story we told.
	Cause there's nothing that's true, besides what's brought up on screen.
	That's why there's nothing to do.
	A report on Rudy's dripping hair dye.
	Rudy Giuliani held an extraordinary news conference making unsubstantiated claims a fraud.
	Frantic press conference with Rudy Giuliani filled with unsubstantiated claims and wild conspiracy theories.
	None of which were supported with a single shred of evidence.
	President Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani did not provide any evidence as he and the campaign's legal team floated the unsubstantiated idea of hair dye streaming down his face.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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