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1304: Ten Days of Darkness

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	Hot mic, hot mic, hot mic!
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Thursday, December 17th, 2020.
	This is your award-winning Kimo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1304.
	This is No Agenda.
	Celebrating ATH Day and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we had a gully washer last night, it's finally raining, no more fires.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Yeah, is it now also bad weather there, or is it just wet?
	I mean, is it like horrible outside?
	Actually, today?
	Yeah.
	This is the series we've seen this weather in California before where it rains at night like crazy, and then it's sunny and beautiful.
	It's nice out, except it's cold.
	It's cold, but it's pretty out and it's sunny.
	Yes, layers.
	Wear layers when you go out, children.
	Wear layers in San Francisco.
	No, it's crazy.
	So you finally got some rain, crappy weather on the west.
	The east coast is, woo, this is a good one.
	A lot of snow falling.
	Yeah, it sounds like it.
	Which is good.
	You know, everyone has a real reason to stay home.
	Do we have a Zephyr yet?
	Did you see anything come by?
	I'm waiting.
	Because I'm stoked, man.
	Did you see Bitcoin?
	This is crazy.
	Right now is 23,600.
	Bye now!
	Get in while stocks last, everybody.
	I don't know.
	Here it comes.
	Here it comes.
	Here we go.
	One, two, three, four, five, six, seven.
	Seven, which is actually eight.
	What do you mean, actually eight?
	Well, ever since they went to the three a week instead of every day, they took out the male luggage car.
	Okay, ladies and gentlemen, this is your official Zephyr report.
	We have a stable economy.
	Things are moving along just nicely.
	Alert the guys at Squawk Box CNBC. Let them know that we have a seven-car Zephyr, usually eight minus the male car, and Bitcoin, $23,650.
	Oh, my God!
	Woo!
	Listen to that horn!
	Meanwhile...
	This, of course, tells me there's absolutely zero correlation between the Zephyr and Bitcoin.
	Well, that's what you say.
	That's what you say.
	When the card number goes up, everything goes up in my good name.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Meanwhile, we're all here in a pharma-controlled biosecurity state and enjoying it very much because we've got a vaccine!
	But I don't know if...
	It's hard to tell now with the mainstream.
	I mean, obviously vaccine is their number one story.
	But this hack by Cozy Bear, this Russian hack that got into email systems, I mean, you'd think that would be a big story.
	Well, I think they tried to make it a big story, but the media, in fact, I have a clip I thought.
	Yeah, this one here.
	And I had to listen to this clip because it's the vaccine clip.
	This is my vaccine side effects clip.
	I hate to even tell you how this is on this list.
	It's S vaccine.
	Yeah, I got it.
	I found it.
	The S for side effects is over in front of the vaccine.
	I have no idea.
	It's jumping around.
	When you type, it's that Dvorak keyboard.
	You got to get used to it.
	And so this is the vaccine report from NBC, and it is very interesting the way it's structured.
	It happened in Juneau, Alaska.
	Ten minutes after receiving the Pfizer vaccine yesterday, a healthcare worker rushed to the ER with a severe rash and shortness of breath.
	Her heart rate was elevated and she had a red flushed rash.
	Over her face and torso.
	I was concerned about an anaphylactic reaction, so gave her the standard treatment of a dose of intramuscular epinephrine, and she responded immediately.
	After a night in the ICU receiving more medications, she's stable now.
	Doctors say she had no known previous allergies, unlike two people in the UK who also developed severe allergic reactions.
	Tonight, caution from Dr.
	Fauci.
	If you have a history of a severe allergic reaction, you should either not take this vaccine, or if you do take it, take it in the context of a place where if you do develop an allergic reaction, it could be readily and effectively treated.
	But tens of thousands of medical workers have already been vaccinated this week, most reporting no side effects, like nursing director Johnny Leonard at Methodist Hospital in Houston.
	Slept, had a great night last night, woke up this morning, came straight to work, no symptoms at all.
	Feeling very normal.
	Through tomorrow, 886 locations will have received Pfizer doses.
	Vaccinations already starting in nursing homes.
	Tomorrow, an outside FDA advisory panel will decide whether to also authorize Moderna's vaccine.
	If approved, as expected, 6 million doses could ship next week.
	Tom Costello, NBC News, Washington.
	Okay, what did you find particularly odd about that?
	Well, they started off with this blast, and you said they weren't covering the Russian thing, or the Russian Russians by Chinese.
	Hello!
	Mysterious hack.
	Mysterious hack.
	Mysterious.
	We already know from the Snowden days that you can make everything look Russian according to these schemes they have.
	So you can make anything look Russian.
	That attack could be from anyone.
	And...
	And I realized when I listened to this thing a couple times, I said, oh, apparently these guys are on easy street with this vaccine and they're not coughing up the goods for the advertising on NBC. There you go.
	Now, that makes sense.
	It makes nothing but sense.
	You know, Pfizer guy, you guys aren't up to your normal payout here for advertising.
	What's going on?
	We can run a lot of these.
	We can run nothing but horror stories about the vaccine.
	Yes.
	In that context...
	A lot of clips I got, which are short ones, kind of explain the context of these clips, like this one.
	Is there a difference between Moderna's and the one out from Pfizer?
	Dr.
	Ashish Jha of Brown University tells ABC. From an efficacy, safety point of view, they're nearly identical.
	One's a little bit easier to distribute, doesn't have to be kept frozen, that's the Moderna one.
	I doubt most people will have a choice, and it shouldn't really matter.
	They're about the same once it gets into your arm.
	And Wednesday was the deadliest day of the pandemic to date with 3,656 American deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University.
	So that's kind of like, hey, which one of you guys is going to advertise?
	Moderna?
	Pfizer?
	I don't know.
	I like the in the arm, though.
	That always makes me feel good.
	Stick that in your arm, man.
	Bill Gates, though, this is the problem.
	The goalposts are being moved, and we've seen this happen throughout the past 10 months, where we start with flatten the curve.
	Remember that?
	I even foolishly thought, oh, April 7th, we'll be done with this.
	But no.
	Since this is apparently part of the big reset, which in my mind can only be now that we're shutting down again globally, Can only be to completely bankrupt the economies.
	The economy is small business.
	Keep the big ones open, especially the service sector.
	Everybody invested heavily to be able to weather the dark winter.
	And now, screw you, we're just closing it down.
	So that's done.
	That's clearly what it's for.
	But now, after being promised life will get back to normal after we get the vaccine.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	That's not how it's going to work.
	No.
	Because unless every single human being on the planet is vaccinated, we'll be wearing a mask, staying home, we'll have lockdowns.
	And Bill Gates went on CNN with Jake Tapper to communicate to the slaves of Gitmo Nation.
	When do you think life will fully return to what we thought of as normal back in January?
	No masks, no social distancing, no other protective measures necessary.
	Certainly by the summer, we'll be way closer to normal than we are now.
	This laugh he does irritates me a lot in this particular clip.
	Why does he have to laugh when he's giving us really bad news if we follow it?
	Life will get back to normal.
	No other protective measures necessary.
	Listen to him, it's horrible.
	Certainly by the summer, we'll be way closer to normal than we are now.
	But even through early 2022, unless we help other countries get rid of this disease and we get high vaccination rates in our country, the risk of reintroduction will be there.
	And of course, the global economy will be slowed down, which hurts America economically in a pretty dramatic way.
	So we'll have, starting in the summer, about nine months where a few things like big public gatherings will still be restricted.
	But, you know, we can see now that somewhere between 12 to 18 months, and we have a chance, if we manage it well, to get back to normal.
	Oh, if we manage it well.
	Well, of course we'll mess it up, Dr.
	Bill.
	We know that.
	But luckily the vaccine is here, so stick with it, people.
	It's still rolling out.
	More than 30 million people in California are right now under brand new stay-at-home orders as hospitals there risk being overwhelmed.
	There are a lot of governors who oppose bringing back these lockdown orders and forcing businesses to close.
	What do you think?
	Do you think more states need to consider taking that kind of drastic action and the kind of drastic action we saw when the pandemic first began?
	Or can there be a more nuanced approach?
	Well, certainly mask wearing has essentially no downside.
	They're not expensive.
	Bars and restaurants in most of the country will be closed as we go into this wave.
	And I think, sadly, that's appropriate.
	Depending on how severe it is, the decision about schools is much more complicated because the benefits are pretty high.
	The amount of transmission is not the same as in restaurants and bars.
	So...
	It's bullcrap.
	It's bullcrap.
	There's nothing going on with restaurants and bars.
	Asking any restaurant or, well, bar, okay, Austin has some bar issues, but restaurants?
	There's no one getting COVID in restaurants.
	And Gavin Newsom's health official, what's the guy's name?
	Gali, I guess.
	He spelled it out, plain out.
	So this is not about people getting infected at restaurants.
	So the decision to include, among other sectors, outdoor dining and limiting that, turning to restaurants to deliver and provide takeout options instead, really has to do with the goal of trying to keep people at home, not a comment on the relative safety of outdoor dining.
	We have worked hard with that industry to create safer ways for outdoor dining to happen, to keeping tables farther apart, to ensuring masking happens as much as possible, to create opportunities for air circulation to continue.
	All of those factors make Sectors like outdoor dining, lower risk.
	But right now, with the levels of transmission that we're seeing, we advise against anything that you can do in another way, in a lower risk way, that avoids you either leaving your home or only leaving your home in a way that doesn't expose you and cause you to mix with others.
	Right.
	So it has nothing to do with infectivity at restaurants.
	It's just, oh, we don't want you to have anything to do.
	So stay home or go through the drive-thru.
	And as suspected with most of these public health officials, they're just reading the script.
	If you haven't seen this, this is a hot mic, hot mic, hot mic from Ontario, Canada's top health officials just before they're about to do one of their COVID updates and briefings.
	I don't know why I bring all these papers.
	I never look at them.
	Oh, you're getting numbers.
	I do.
	I go, oh, oh, oh.
	I just say whatever they write down for me.
	And we're sure that's true.
	Yes.
	I just say whatever they write down for me.
	Why would I do anything tough like that?
	So the world is locking down again.
	We have the UK down tight.
	And now we're talking...
	Well into January.
	But the people are getting somewhat restless and they're a little tired of it.
	And this was a great example as the Netherlands locked down on, I want to say Monday, for five weeks.
	I mean, tight.
	This is...
	Lockdown, you can go out, you can go to work if your work is allowed to have you, but basically everyone's locked down, it's done.
	So the Dutch Prime Minister, he comes on live TV to announce this, and this comes from the tower, which we call the Torrentje.
	Which is, in a way, equivalent to the Oval Office of the Netherlands, and he's sitting there.
	And the tower overlooks a rather wide moat.
	It's a canal, but believe me, it's meant to be a moat, to keep the plebs away, the plebs.
	So the plebs are way on the other side of this moat.
	And they're so loud with their booing and mainly whistling, which is always meant as an insult in the Netherlands.
	If you ever watch a football game, soccer, when they whistle, that's disapproval.
	They could not drown out the sound of people disapproving of what the Prime Minister was saying.
	Have a listen.
	Let's go to the tower.
	Goedenavond.
	Toen ik bijna negen maanden geleden voor het eerst een televisietoespraak hield over corona, hoopte ik heel erg dat het ook voor het laatst zou zijn.
	The coronavirus is still running faster than we were thinking about last week.
	So, the Netherlands is going into lockdown for a period of five weeks.
	So, the Netherlands is going into lockdown for a period of five weeks and then he says this.
	The Netherlands is going into lockdown for a period of five weeks and then he says this.
	Now, this is interesting.
	He says, Nederland gaat op slot.
	The direct translation would be, the Netherlands is being locked up.
	Not locked down, locked up.
	Closed, done, big padlock on the door.
	And the slaves are not having it.
	That means that we close all places where people come together.
	With a few exceptions that are needed to let people be able to save people.
	I think he also lives in that tower.
	I don't know if he does.
	It might be kind of annoying if people are doing that all day and all night.
	But it's...
	People are not really happy with this.
	And in the UK... Let me see, I had this.
	They've come up with something new to justify this lockdown, which...
	A lot of people are saying it's not based on science, and I tend to agree.
	Here's the Health Secretary of the UK, Matt Hancock.
	I'd like to update the House on a new development about the virus itself.
	Over the last few days, thanks to our world-class genomic capability in the UK, we have identified a new variant of coronavirus, which may be associated with the fastest spread in the southeast of England.
	But both Initial analysis suggests that this variant is growing faster than the existing variants.
	We've currently identified over 1,000 cases with this variant, predominantly in the south of England, although cases have been identified in nearly 60 different local authority areas, and numbers are increasing rapidly.
	Similar variants have been identified in other countries over the last few months.
	We've notified the World Health Organization about this new variant, and Public Health England is working hard to continue its expert analysis at Porton Down.
	Mr Speaker, I must stress at this point that there is currently nothing to suggest that this variant is more likely to cause serious disease, and the latest clinical advice is that it's highly unlikely that this mutation would fail to respond to a vaccine.
	But it shows we've got to be vigilant and follow the rules and everyone needs to take personal responsibility not to spread this virus.
	It is so bad in the UK. Just everybody I know who had a business is bankrupt.
	Done.
	It's not really funny.
	It's done.
	They're just completely...
	Yeah, there's nothing left.
	And this latest lockdown, which I don't understand other than, you know, let's just scare everybody and ruin everything.
	It makes no sense.
	The numbers aren't there.
	Although, you know, now that the CDC has...
	The case numbers are there.
	Yes, but CDC has combined the death numbers with influenza and pneumonia.
	I think it's PIC. That's not right.
	That's how they come up with the 3,000 dead in one day.
	Because people are dying of a lot of things.
	We've forgotten to question it.
	That's how horrible this brain programming has been, this mind control.
	It's just crazy.
	So anyway, so we've got the vaccine coming out, and the mind control remains strong with everybody on television.
	I love this One America News guy who is a total nerd, and when he finally figures out what he did here, he'll hate himself for it.
	Joining us now for further analysis on this moment is Adam Gillette.
	He's the president of the media watchdog group Accuracy Media.
	So, Adam, I want to start with the coronavirus, actually, because today we saw a major development.
	The coronavirus being shipped out to frontline workers, vulnerable populations as well.
	It's really a miraculous achievement within itself.
	It's miraculous.
	Just ship out the virus.
	Ship it out.
	Did you even hear it?
	Yeah, you know, I can almost, it's almost unfathomable how often this happens.
	Well, this is truth warning to come out somehow.
	I mean, you've been documenting this for a month.
	Listen to this next one.
	This is the first black nurse to get the COVID vaccine.
	Because there was a lot of propaganda, a lot of promotion of this on television, as you pointed out.
	But we're not quite sure who's going to spend the dollars.
	So, yeah, there was a lot of, oh, USA Today had a great article where they say, you know, there are some side effects.
	You know, you might blink with one eye slower than you blink with the other eye.
	You may lose control of some of your facial muscles, which is temporary Bell's palsy.
	But it's really not that bad.
	I mean, that's in USA Today must have gotten in on some ad buy early.
	So now we're trying to push it to the black and brown communities.
	And listen to what this nurse says.
	And how and when did you get selected to be the very first in line?
	And why was it important for you to do so in public?
	So I volunteered to take the vaccine.
	Ever since there were talks of a vaccine, I've been telling my friends and family, my colleagues, that when this does come to fruition that I would be first in line.
	I trust the science, and so it's important for me to lead by example.
	What I don't trust is how I will be affected by COVID-19.
	The whole point of the interview.
	Is to make black and brown communities feel comfortable about taking the vaccine and then...
	Is how I will be affected by COVID-19.
	That's okay.
	We'll have lots of black celebrities coming to the rescue.
	Dana Bash knows all about it.
	What do you want to see from the political figures in addition to public health figures that people are looking to for answers and the people across the country who might be skeptical of the vaccine trust?
	So I think there's an awful lot of misinformation out there about this vaccine.
	We're hearing a lot of anti-vax propaganda being turned into talking points by people on both sides of the political spectrum.
	I would love to see politicians from both sides showing up, getting vaccinated, doing the vaccine on TV, on whatever network it is.
	Of course, I'd love to see them on CNN getting vaccinated, but that will help prove to the American public that this is a trustworthy vaccine, that if they themselves see it as safe and are willing to inject it in their bodies, so should the American on the street.
	I think it's important also for celebrities to do it.
	Yes.
	Particularly celebrities.
	Black, Hispanic celebrities.
	Many, many celebrities.
	We know that there's more mistrust of the vaccine from minority groups.
	Appropriately so, it's important for us to shift that.
	I'd love to see Trump and Pence get vaccinated, just as I'd love to see them wear masks.
	Yeah, we want to see lots of celebrities vaccinated with the real vaccine, not the phony baloney stuff Barack Obama's going to get and Mike Pence is going to get.
	And this brings me to Tom Cruise, talking of the media industry in Hollywood, which, as you know, is completely owned by China, the Chinese Communist Party.
	I'll do the report.
	And at first, I read this the wrong way, actually.
	And the keeper, she set me straight.
	And I think she turned out to be spot on with her analysis.
	Listen to the report from ABC. Is this Good Morning America?
	I think so.
	Listen to the Tom Cruise report.
	Tom Cruise reportedly let his COVID concerns be heard loud and clear while filming the new Mission Impossible movie in England.
	In an audio obtained from The Sun tabloid, which has not been authenticated by ABC News, Cruise was reportedly furious with staffers for ignoring safety protocols.
	I don't ever want to see it again!
	Ever!
	And if you don't do it, you're fired.
	If I see you do it again, you're f***ing gone.
	And anyone on this crew does it.
	That's it!
	And you too!
	And you too!
	And you!
	Don't you ever f***ing do it again!
	Work on the film had to be shut down in October when 12 staffers tested positive.
	Now, I don't know much of, let's put it this way, I've not met Tom Cruise, but I do know his former handlers.
	If you recall, we had the Scientologist PR team living in Austin.
	And for this audio to get out, uh-uh.
	That is not how Tom Cruise or the Church of Scientology works.
	They are extremely litigious.
	They would be blocking this.
	They would be hammering this.
	They would be threatening any news station that was putting this on the air.
	Maybe even calling it hack materials.
	But this was intended to come out.
	And if you listen to that...
	I think the whole thing is four or five minutes.
	My boy is acting.
	That is Tom Cruise acting mad in every single movie you've seen him act mad in.
	He acts mad.
	At first I thought, oh, he's not acting when he's mad.
	It's just how he is.
	And then Tina said, no, no, no, no.
	He's going to get praised for this.
	And yes, if you look at the Hollywood celebrities, they're all like, oh yes, so right on.
	Good job, Tom.
	You tell them.
	It's important because you're keeping families fed and you're keeping thousands of people at work.
	You're saving the industry, which is China's industry, because they need product.
	That's why, not because Tom Cruise gives a crap about anybody in America, disgusting PR for Hollywood, which is dead.
	I just kind of glossed that whole thing over.
	But now as you mention it, and he is a good actor.
	Sure.
	He doesn't show his chops that much.
	So he's acting, you're right.
	So he's acting, and this was all about somebody not wearing a mask or some stupid thing.
	Whatever it was.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Someone broke the COVID rules.
	Now, it did give us a number of good ISOs to choose from, possibly for the end of show.
	So here's one.
	Don't you ever f***ing do it again!
	No, that's not good.
	How about this one?
	I don't ever want to see it again!
	We have this one.
	No, they're too bucket-y.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Maybe this one.
	Producers!
	I like producers.
	Producers!
	And the final one I have.
	How about this one?
	How about this one?
	We are the gold standard!
	Yeah, it's too boomy.
	You're right.
	We are the gold standard, which would have been good.
	It's just too boomy.
	But you want to hear a couple of minds?
	Sure.
	As an aside?
	Yeah, sure.
	Okay, this is, uh, head so small.
	Hold on.
	Head so small.
	Why is this head so small?
	That's pretty good.
	I like that.
	Wait a minute.
	We're doing an ISO off.
	How about this one?
	Vaccinate!
	Buckety.
	Buckety.
	I can't help it.
	It's all buckety.
	That's what you get from the news.
	This is very good.
	I like the head so small.
	Do you have any others?
	The only other one is a screech that I picked off something I was clipping.
	Now, I think...
	What was it again?
	Head so small.
	Yeah, I think that's the one we put in the spot.
	Why is his head so small?
	Yeah, I think you nailed it with that one.
	That's a really good one.
	Well, there's also one last one.
	Oh.
	I just noticed it.
	This is Kaylee.
	I have a Kaylee special today.
	Oh, nice.
	Right after our break, we'll do it.
	That's a lot of clips.
	Yeah.
	A fact check.
	A Kaylee fact check.
	Fact check.
	False.
	I think head so small is better.
	Yeah, I think it is too.
	I like the fact check false, but not for this.
	Just in time for the vaccine, the World Health Organization has released an important directive regarding, this is for IVD users, this would be the technicians who perform the PCR, quote, test.
	And they are now saying that the purpose of this notice, to ensure users of certain nucleic acid testing technologies are aware of certain aspects of the instructions for use, the IFU, for all products.
	Description of problem.
	World Health Organization has received user feedback on an elevated risk for false SARS-CoV-2 results when testing specimens using RT-PCR reagents on open systems.
	Oh, well!
	And now, so what they say in this is, you really need to make sure you follow the directions carefully because, you know, you could be doing it wrong.
	And they literally say here, the design principle of PCR means that for patients with high levels of circulating virus, relatively few cycles will be needed to detect virus, and so the count value will be low.
	Conversely, when specimens return a high count value, it means that many cycles were required to detect the virus.
	In some circumstances, the distinction between background noise and actual presence of the target virus is difficult to ascertain.
	So they say, please check your cycles, which in my mind means, lower the cycles!
	We got the vaccine!
	But not too much.
	That's exactly what it means.
	Yeah.
	Macron has tested positive according to one of these PCR things.
	So he's social distancing, whatever.
	Quarantine him!
	Lock him up!
	New York Times pushing the Freedom Pass app, which is now the ethics of that are being discussed, and it seems to be totally ethical.
	So that's good.
	That's good.
	Good on San Diego, everybody.
	This is great.
	I think we should try this in Austin.
	I think this is a legal loophole that can be used.
	The county releasing that late in response to this judge's ruling.
	And today in court, the lawyers representing these two strip clubs, they argued that if people were allowed to shop in things like shopping malls and grocery stores, then live adult entertainment should also be allowed to continue indoors.
	But what many did not know is that that ruling would also begin to encompass all of San Diego County's restaurants.
	We've got the yellow rose here in Austin.
	If they can be open, then wait a minute.
	Oh, that's right.
	This is what all the right-wingers like to bitch about.
	And I think it's a legitimate complaint, which is that they leave the strip clubs open, but you can't go to a restaurant.
	So now in San Diego, that's sticking in San Diego.
	Just have a stripper in every restaurant.
	A stripper in every restaurant.
	That's the ticket, baby.
	That's the way to go.
	Yeah, just put a poll up.
	Just like the go-go days when they used to have a girl in a cage in every bar.
	You can even get one of those trans people who read library books to children.
	Well, that would probably make people lose their appetite, so that's different.
	I don't know.
	I mean, it doesn't matter as long as we get around it.
	Well, whatever works.
	By the way, you said get your poll up, which was pretty good.
	Yeah, get your poll up, people.
	Now, there is some other breaking news, which was broken by Politico, and now there's documents which have been declassified or leaked.
	I'm not quite sure how they got a hold of them and didn't read the whole story because I caught Chris Hayes talking about this.
	And there was discussion early on amidst the team.
	It's not clear who said what exactly, but it doesn't matter.
	It's people familiar with the thinking and the matter, and they have some documents, that the whole plan was to get everybody infected.
	Just let them go and get infected for that stupid, debunked herd immunity theory, which, by the way, I think is the whole theory of vaccination strategy, but okay.
	And Chris Hayes took it to another level.
	Good evening from New York.
	I'm Chris Hayes.
	We want them infected.
	Those are the words of a top Trump appointee directing the federal government to pursue an intentional strategy from the top down to get as many Americans as sick as possible in an attempt at so-called herd immunity.
	It's a strategy we have seen unfold before our eyes.
	We've talked about it here on this show.
	It's been apparent to all of us reporting on this and watching.
	But we now have the smoking gun evidence, emails obtained by Politico, in which the very people at the center of this say what exactly they were doing.
	That they wanted people to get the virus.
	And this is the result.
	That's the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. last night.
	It's bell tolling 300 times one ring of the bell for every thousand Americans as we pass the 300,000 death toll.
	According to the COVID Tracking Project, we lost another 3,400 Americans that have died since roughly when those bells rang just last night, and that is...
	A new daily record.
	We've never seen it before.
	No country has.
	3,400 Americans lost to the virus in just the last 24 hours.
	And it did not have to be this bad.
	Okay.
	Yeah, there you go.
	Didn't have to be.
	I love the death toll clock.
	That's great.
	Do they know they won the election?
	It doesn't have this idea of just...
	Well...
	It didn't have to be this bad.
	It was mismanaged.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Can they let that go?
	No, they can't because we have too much noise out there.
	We have to continuously bash this administration because, you know, they're still trying to stay in.
	By the way, what you don't hear a lot of...
	I think that's really the most remarkable from the mainstream these days.
	You don't hear a lot of, well, we're going to have to get the military to kick him out.
	Why is that?
	All he's doing is saying, I won, I'm not leaving, but I don't hear that anymore.
	I don't hear the...
	Oh, you know, we have to go in with the military, smoke them out, shoot them out, whatever they were talking.
	I don't think that...
	I think maybe it was getting offensive or...
	Please.
	They know.
	They know that the military is not on their side, is what I'd say.
	Now, let's look at a little bit of what...
	The military was never on their side when they first came.
	The thing was just a meme they liked to propagate.
	They get the dummies to vote for Biden.
	So they're not worried about it now?
	Or they never were?
	I guess not, huh?
	Well, good.
	Good.
	Let's take it from the top.
	Only a few things on what's happening with the executive order, enacting of that or not, so we'll run through it.
	Do you have anything on this?
	Any clips or anything?
	On COVID? No, no.
	I'm done with COVID. We've got nothing left.
	You got stuff from COVID? I don't think you have anything from COVID. I'm looking.
	Oh, vitamin D3 study.
	That might be worthwhile.
	Well, that's kind of interesting.
	This is a part of a series of these things are all scattered around YouTube by various experts.
	And, you know, the problem with the D3 thing is that people don't get any numbers.
	So they'll take out, you know, 500-unit D3 and think that's going to do something.
	And so this was an interesting one.
	This guy talks about D3s, and it's very effective in keeping you from getting COVID, apparently.
	And I said apparently.
	That's one.
	Hold on a second.
	I also, you know, Christina had a little COVID scare as she and two friends of hers were feeling really weak.
	They had migraines.
	Like, okay, well, you either have some flu bug or you got the rona.
	So they got tested, which was dramatic, seeing as you can't go anywhere, you can't travel on the public transit to get to a test.
	There's all these rules.
	Um...
	And, you know, so I was kind of like, oh man, I hope that nothing gets worse.
	So I'm contacting Agent Orange and, you know, a couple of guys saying, hey, you know, if I need any help down there.
	And they got back to me.
	Military now is recommending, even if you have the symptoms, even if you're right in the middle of it, it doesn't matter, 12,000 micro-use of D3 a day.
	Well, I've been looking at all these things, and that's within the range of some of their theories.
	The average one that I've heard them recommend is eight a day.
	Eight thousand?
	In terms of, yeah, a day every day.
	But that's, you know, again, we don't give this advice out, but we can play clips.
	Yes, we love playing clips.
	Now, just D3 is not a vitamin, correct?
	No.
	It turns out that when you really analyze this, it's kind of a hormone.
	Yeah, that's what I heard, too.
	That it's...
	Yeah, it's really a hormone.
	It's harmonic.
	Yes, it is.
	Not really a...
	It's very different from D2, for example.
	Yeah, and you know how you make a hormone.
	Oh, yeah.
	I've made many hormones.
	You don't pay her.
	You don't pay her.
	Oh!
	Okay.
	Damn.
	You are the worst, Dvorak.
	Okay, let's play a recent vitamin D3 study.
	The most recent study that's come out, though, was this one from India titled Short-Term High-Dose Vitamin D Supplementation for COVID-19 Disease, a Randomized Placebo-Controlled Trial.
	This is also known as the SHADE study.
	And here they looked at 40 COVID-19 positive patients, and here they gave 60,000 units daily for seven days.
	And they gave 24 patients placebo.
	So the total here was 16 got the intervention, 24 controls got the placebo.
	And in terms of their outcomes, they were looking at how many of them were SARS-CoV-2 negative by day 21.
	And were there any biomarker reductions?
	And so the results were that 62.5% versus 20.8% were SARS-CoV-2 negative by day 21 in the intervention group, in those that got vitamin D. Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yay for vitamin D. D3. D3. D3. Yeah.
	Yay for that.
	Well, I've been using that as a method ever since you told me about it years and years and years ago on the show, and it's always done well by me.
	Yeah, I've been using it for over 10 years, and I have not had a cold, and I had a close call with the 2017 death flu, which I did pick up in London.
	I took the D3, but I also jumped on the...
	Tamiflu.
	And I ended up with a minor case of the flu.
	Yeah.
	And except for that, I have not had a cold flu anything for a decade.
	Nice to note that the American Medical Association has reversed their position on hydroxychloroquine.
	Now that Trump's out.
	Yeah, they rescinded their request that doctors stop prescribing it, so that's all good now.
	And I even read there was a study about some, I think they actually used bleach as the term, but disinfectant being injected and working.
	So there's all these different things that, you know, were just reason to laugh at the president.
	It's crazy.
	It's crazy.
	Well, what else do you expect?
	Okay, so let me give you an overview of what I'm tracking with Trump's last stand.
	I also have some thoughts on what the fail was.
	What the fail?
	I'm sorry?
	How this whole thing fell apart.
	Okay, so I don't know if it's fallen apart, but I'll tell you what I'm seeing.
	It's fallen.
	Well, the legal thing is totally, but I don't even know if that was the plan.
	Here's where we're at.
	And this is a combination of me analyzing, would I love for this all to happen?
	Yeah, you bet I would, and I think you would too.
	But is it going to happen?
	I have a very strong thousands of sealed indictments feeling at this moment.
	But...
	We're in this interesting position where people aren't even talking about Trump winning or losing anymore.
	And I'm talking about alternative media, podcasts, blogs, YouTubers, but also Newsmax, Bannon, One America News, America's Voice.
	I've been watching it all for you.
	So I'm deeply embedded in this.
	And the basic thinking is it's not about Trump.
	It's about having fair elections.
	If we don't figure out what happened with this one, we've lost the republic.
	We can never have a fair election again if we don't understand, if we don't get to the bottom of everything that happened.
	And alongside of that comes the...
	No, I'm not on 4chan troll room.
	I don't do that.
	Comes something you keep hearing.
	Well, the military and the president both swore an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution.
	So now it's come down to the bottom, bottom, bottom line of it's about the Constitution.
	And the way it would work is we have sufficient evidence to show that China meddled in this election, that China compromised people who were involved in the election process, that that triggers the 2018 executive order.
	which then allows the president to conduct military tribunals.
	And throw people in jail and arrest them and get to the bottom of this and change the outcome of the 2020 election by having senators contest Multiple states and the votes and have all of this evidence to show for it.
	So it's part media strategy.
	It's actually a lot of media strategy, blanketing alternative media with as much as possible.
	I mean, like, crazy...
	Okay, I clipped this for you because this is just too good.
	I have heard a version of this story, of this little clip from, this is from Monkey Works, who's kind of a prepper YouTuber, but has a lot of tracking military stuff.
	I have heard a version of this story multiple times.
	My stepdaughter, who works at a functional medicine practice, Had people calling her and saying, well, my appointment is in five days, but will appointments still go on when they shut down the internet and the electricity?
	I mean, this is how far this has gone.
	I have gotten some intel from someone that I definitely trust, okay?
	A former high-speed guy, Navy high-speed guy, if that says anything.
	And he, talking with his buddies that are current active in We're good to go.
	Prep, make sure you have supplies available, get plenty of food and water, and just be expecting it, that this is going to be a military operation and it's going to be on a global scale.
	Just take that with a pinch of salt.
	I see the salt shakers going right there.
	But I've heard this story from so many different sources continuously.
	Now back to reality, on January 6th, something actually can be done.
	That will be the final, I think, piece that will happen in the government.
	And then I'll get back to where we are at this moment.
	So this is Joy Reid with Maxine Waters.
	You serve with Mo Brooks.
	You serve with some of these Republican members of the House.
	What do you make of the idea that they're still not done, that they're now planning on holding what would basically be a show vote and force a show vote in the United States Senate on January 6th?
	It's shocking.
	It is absolutely shocking that they would continue in their efforts to do what I consider the highest form of voter suppression.
	We've never seen anything like this.
	The President of the United States has gone before 46 courts that have turned him down, that have said, you have no evidence.
	And so he went to the Supreme Court, where he has three members that he's helped to get on the Supreme Court.
	They turned him down.
	They didn't even let him file.
	They didn't even let Texas Attorney General, who was in the head of this amicus brief that he had, did not let them file in the Supreme Court.
	And they're still moving forward with trying to somehow invalidate the votes of millions of people in four states.
	It is just unbelievable that they would continue this.
	Either they are so afraid, so intimidated, so bullied by the President of the United States, they can't stand up for democracy and the Constitution.
	That is hard to believe, hard to understand.
	So again, the thinking is, oh no, no, we're all going to get a big civics lesson.
	We're going to understand and learn about how the Constitution really works.
	Another great part of this is the resignation of Bill Barr, which is a resignation.
	Was he kicked out?
	We don't know.
	More interesting is his replacement, acting attorney general, The acting attorney general is from the 82nd Airborne and was alongside Mike Flynn in the same unit.
	And he's all about, oh, coercion, and we have to...
	Listen, this is actually from earlier.
	I think this is from August of this year.
	And finally, to share a little bit of advice we can borrow from our historical predecessors.
	To begin, I think it helps to clarify a few definitions to describe what we mean by malign foreign influence.
	As opposed to what we might consider just legitimate diplomacy or candid expressions of legitimate national interest that all nations share with one another in appropriate ways.
	One definition that's easiest to remember is what we refer to as the three C's framework.
	Coercive, covert, or corrupt activities by foreign governments to influence U.S. policies, U.S. political sentiment, U.S. public discourse, or to interfere in our political processes themselves.
	Under the three C's framework, we recognize that foreign governments often have preferences about U.S. policies or even the outcomes of our elections.
	Sometimes those preferences are expressed openly.
	Our government sometimes has open preferences about other countries, too.
	When the preferences are open and attributable, no one is deceived or misled.
	But what we're concerned about is when foreign preferences manifest themselves through malign foreign influence activities that are, again, coercive, covert, or corrupt, whether their aim is specifically to influence our elections or to influence policymaking and public discourse more broadly.
	So everything is set up for the big report.
	The big report that is required as per the 2018 executive order where we will find out exactly what went on with this election and if there was one of those three C's that took place or all three of them Then we can, the president apparently, and I said it, has very strong powers to do all kinds of stuff.
	And we were getting ready for it.
	We had the director of national intelligence talking to CBS, to the Pixie Girls, setting us up.
	We were getting ready.
	You wrote a piece for the Wall Street Journal, and you say China is targeting members of Congress with six times the frequency of Russia and 12 times the frequency of Iran.
	What is behind Beijing's aggressive approach?
	So they want laws and policies out of the United States that are favorable to China.
	And what they're really trying to do is, through blackmail, through bribery, through overt and covert influence, trying to make sure that only laws that are favorable to China are passed.
	Have you been to Capitol Hill and have you briefed this threat information to lawmakers?
	I was so troubled by what I saw from the position as the Director of National Intelligence that I went and briefed both the House and Senate Intelligence Committees on this information, which they found surprising and troubling.
	But that's part of alerting members of Congress to the threats that they're facing and that the American people are facing in this broad campaign that China has to replace the United States as the world's superpower.
	When did you brief those two intelligence committees?
	Earlier this summer.
	So we're all ready for it.
	We're set because we're finally going to be told that this is all about China.
	And then, oh my, we have a huge security breach, breaching the Treasury Department, breaching...
	Parts of the Pentagon.
	It's solar winds.
	They're everywhere.
	The Russians are coming!
	We're following breaking developments from the White House.
	The National Security Council confirms to NBC News that they are investigating a hack affecting the Treasury Department and a unit of the Commerce Department.
	And tonight, we've learned Russia is behind it.
	For more, I want to bring in NBC National Security correspondent Ken Delanian.
	Ken, do we have any idea what kind of information was accessed?
	We do not, Alicia, other than the fact that a source familiar with the matter told me that right now there are no indications that classified networks have been breached.
	But that same source who confirmed the Washington Post reporting that the U.S. government believed that this was the work of the Russian version of the CIA, the SVR, Thank you.
	Last week, we reported that the Russians had hacked a major cybersecurity firm called FireEye.
	And the way they are reported to have attacked Treasury and Commerce is through a network management software that gives them administrative access.
	So it's a really devious method, and it has given them access to, you know, sort of unknown levels of U.S. government information.
	The U.S. government was so concerned about it, Reuters reported that there was a National Security Council meeting about it on Saturday, Alicia.
	Now, I don't know about you, but I don't think this was China or Russia.
	I think this was purely the CIA.
	And I base that on speaking to multiple dudes named Ben who analyzed all of this.
	And they said, first of all, if it was Russia, you wouldn't know it.
	The Russians are in and out and they don't leave any tracks.
	And although, according to the reports, SolarWind, this monitoring system, was used in 29 of 30 counties that had Dominion voting machines, uh, I haven't heard anyone find any penetration because of these vulnerabilities, even though they all had to shut down the systems and patch the software.
	This, to me, sounds like CIA trying to...
	Trying to get the Russia story out there.
	Anything, anything but China.
	I mean, I don't trust this at all.
	We do know from the Snowden era that the CIA has tools to make everything look like it was the Russians.
	Yes.
	There's always a good ploy.
	Make the Russians.
	Blame the Russians.
	And the Russians have nothing to do with it.
	They must be very...
	I don't know if they're laughing up their sleeve in Russia or what they're thinking, but they must be annoyed by this at some point.
	Especially Cozy Bear.
	I bet they're PO'd.
	Come on, man.
	We don't leave tracks.
	What are you talking about?
	But what has this done?
	This has delayed the report.
	And we've received an official notification from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
	This afternoon, the DNI was notified by career intelligence officials that the intelligence community will not meet the December 18th deadline as set by the executive order.
	Back to Pixie Girl.
	What did Ratcliffe say about election fraud and interference?
	Well, DNI Radcliffe leads the 17 intelligence agencies, and he has access to the most highly classified information that is held by the U.S. government.
	And he told CBS News that there was foreign election interference by China, Iran, and Russia in November of this year, and he is anticipating a public report on those findings in January.
	In January!
	This ain't gonna make it, folks.
	And now I'm thinking that somehow there's something going on when you say the intelligence agencies, well, they seem to be pretty much all anti-Trump, so I don't know exactly what we're waiting for from them, or maybe they did this hack to somehow, now they have to gather the evidence to show that it was Russia.
	I don't know, but it seems like this report is not going to make it.
	That's a very, in my mind, a very bad sign.
	I could be completely wrong.
	No.
	They're not going to make it because they don't have a report.
	They're cobbling something together.
	As a quick aside, Space Force now, per executive order, has become an intelligence agency.
	There was an executive order or an announcement about it.
	Space Force is now the Space Force Intelligence Agency.
	And they'll be working on nuclear space propulsion so we can get to Mars.
	I love these guys.
	So, the final rundown here for...
	This is the only person I find credible at all when it comes to the evidence, but, man, there is so much.
	There's clip after clip of the Dominion CEO saying that, no, no, no, none of this was connected to the Internet, and, well, I don't think you could stick in a USB stick.
	I don't know, but, I mean...
	Feigning honesty and probably lying, but here is Sidney Powell with one minute of her evidence that she feels is enough to trigger the 2018 executive order.
	I don't know exactly what she means by that.
	I think the report triggers it, but here we go.
	So they had these warehouses of counterfeit ballots in different parts of the country, apparently, and then shipped them in the middle of the night as needed to backfill in the states where President Trump's voters poured out in such great number that they broke the algorithm they had pre-programmed in the computers for Dominion to create the fraud.
	That's why they had to stop counting in five states.
	And that's why it's absolutely absurd to say that there wasn't voter fraud here.
	We have counterfeit ballots.
	We have dead people voting by the thousands, if not hundreds of thousands.
	There were something someone called phantom voters.
	There were just more manner and means of fraud than any law-abiding American citizen could possibly imagine.
	It's stunning.
	It's absolutely stunning.
	And they were so in our face with it.
	And then to deny it is purely Machiavellian.
	And ironically, in 2007, then Vice President, I don't know if he was elected or to be hopeful, Joe Biden was worried about the voting machines.
	How are you going to keep it from us being able to be in a position where you can manipulate the machines, manipulate the records?
	The one way to do that is, I think we should pass a federal law mandating that the same machines with paper trails be mandatory for every federal election.
	In a nutshell, I think we should be mandating that we have a paper ballot with a standardized machine, standardized requirements.
	So I don't know about everything else, but I completely believe, after having looked at all the quote-unquote forensics, and there's a huge report that came out from the, I think it's the Michigan machines, those machines are definitely rigged.
	And that has to stop, no matter what.
	I think everyone kind of agrees on that.
	Well, here's what I've got.
	This election was lost in May of 2019.
	When Trump put together that executive order in November 16, 2018, he put together an operation which now has a $3 billion budget, and they have a big website, he put together an operation which now has a $3 billion budget, and they have It's called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
	Mm-hmm.
	And this was set up specifically to prevent any fraudulent activity in the upcoming election.
	And it was moving along just fine, and it was being run by this guy, Chris Krebs, who was fired immediately after the election because he says they couldn't find anything wrong with the election.
	And he's the one that headed up Headed up.
	Let me hang up this phone.
	Clearly, it's CISA on the line for you.
	They want you to shut down your solar winds, please.
	While you're doing that, I will play a creepy robocall.
	Here we go.
	Creepy robocall of the day.
	This is just a test call.
	Time to stay home.
	Stay safe and stay home.
	Wow.
	Anyway, I got a couple of new robots recently.
	Anyway, so he set up this agency, and you can go see it.
	It's a C-I-S-A dot gov.
	It's a massive website, and now they're even producing graphic novels.
	I'll have a link to the graphic novel for downloading in the next newsletter.
	I've seen that.
	So this guy, Krabs, was running the thing, and everything was going along swimmingly.
	But what happened was, and if you look into the background of this agency, there was a student government report that discovered this.
	I'm going to read it.
	In October of 2020, a review for the Institute for World Politics, a student journal, Active Measures, stated that CISA, and by the way, this is one of my pet peeves about all these agencies, apparently lacks an enforcement division.
	Yeah.
	Which it did have.
	The Federal Protection Services, which resorted until 2010 under the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, was actually working for these guys.
	It was moved in May 2019 from the CISA to the DHS Management Directorate.
	So it was their enforcement capabilities, which means you can't find crimes if you don't have inspectors and inspectors.
	Virtual cops out there, people doing investigations.
	If there's no investigators, you're not going to find anything.
	And they took the investigation capabilities away from this agency, the $3 billion agency, in May of 2019.
	And that's when the election was lost.
	Well, how did this happen?
	Well, if you look into it, this is after Christian Nielsen quit.
	Right.
	In April of 2019, they moved in some guy who was there for six months only, came and left on his own.
	Nobody pushed him out.
	He came in in April and in May implemented this removal of the enforcement capability.
	Who is this guy?
	Kevin McCleanan.
	And who is Kevin MacLean?
	He's an old hack from Border Patrol, but he was...
	Let me just read this from the Wikipedia.
	President Trump nominated MacLean to assume the position of commissioner in a permanent capacity.
	MacLean's previous nomination was supported by officials from both the George Bush and Barack Obama administrations.
	Old rhinos in the Democrat Party, a number of whom signed a letter to Congress expressing enthusiastic support for the supremely qualified McLennan.
	He says then, and we read on, He says, He says when he quit, a few months later, after he had done the dirty deed of sabotaging this agency by removing its enforcement capabilities, leaving them toothless, so the whole thing was a joke and this was bound to happen, and there's no way they're going to prove anything did happen because they had nobody investigating it.
	So this report's coming up dead.
	Everything's coming up dead.
	Everybody who had anything to say about this is full of shit.
	And when McLean quits, he says he felt he had accomplished all he could as acting secretary.
	I bet he did.
	Just walked to have more time with his family.
	Oh, yeah.
	And that's the beginning of the end, right there in 2019.
	So this thing was pre-done.
	It was a done deal.
	The Bush faction of the Republican Party, which is a huge part of the party, Jeb Bush got his revenge, and the whole Democrat Party teamed up.
	It wasn't anybody else.
	It wasn't the Russians, the Chinese, or anything else.
	It was an inside job.
	That's why nobody's going to stand up in Congress, because the deal's over.
	And Trump is done, and now we're going to move on from there.
	And that's it.
	My friend Gene, Sir Gene, to you, He said something over Thanksgiving which I think is very astute.
	We all know Trump for his, you're fired.
	That's his brand, you're fired.
	What the real issue is that Trump has a hiring problem.
	He hires really shitty people.
	Now, he's smart that he's able to fire people and just get rid of them right away or whenever it's a problem, but even then, maybe not.
	I don't even think Kavanaugh or Amy Coney Barrett might have been good choices for him, for what he's trying to achieve.
	Barr, well, we know Barr was...
	Although Barr did a lot of strong things, we always knew that he still, he and Mueller, they're buddies, they have 9-11 business that they don't want anyone to know about, and him resigning right at this moment.
	He has a real hiring problem.
	He has hired, and maybe the pool is just nobody that can do anything that isn't compromised these days.
	That's possible.
	But we shall see.
	The executive order and the president came out with a couple more executive orders which weren't really discussed.
	The order of succession with the Department of Defense.
	So that keeps Trump loyal, or who he thinks he's hired as a loyal, close to the chest if there's some succession issue.
	Now there's also triggers in there for the...
	If you'll recall, we talked about this, the continuation of the national emergency with respect to serious human rights abuse and corruption, which was his human trafficking executive order.
	There's just a number of different things.
	I mean, I hear what you're saying.
	I do see a lot of people looking very frightened.
	About what may or may not happen in the next couple of weeks.
	Number one would be Ghislaine Maxwell.
	She is desperately trying to get a...
	She's trying to cobble together $30 million in bail.
	She knows what's coming if she stays in jail.
	She knows.
	She's doing anything to get out.
	She's got friends pitching in money to show that all these people support me.
	Um...
	And again, we'll see.
	I mean, now this report is not due until January.
	I don't feel so good about this.
	But, you know, people would counter me immediately and say, trust the plan!
	So, we'll see what happens.
	I am still very open, and in my heart of hearts, I am hurt by the fact that we can't have an honest election.
	Not surprised, because, gee, we kind of figured there must be some kind of gambling going on there.
	But this level, certainly, of the digital, that's something we can stop.
	We can stop right away.
	Just stop that bullcrap voting machines.
	You can't trust it.
	I don't think it was anything to do with it.
	I think that's a red herring.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	There's real evidence about it.
	Let me finish.
	The whole thing was the mail-in ballots.
	You send ballots to every Tom, Dick, and Harry in the world.
	Just send them out by the millions.
	They're all going to vote Democrat.
	Correct.
	I'm not disagreeing with you.
	And if you heard Sidney Powell, I know it's hard for you to listen to her.
	She said because the algorithm didn't work with the amount of votes that came in for Trump, that's when they had to bring in all these phony baloney ballots.
	I believe that happened.
	That makes sense.
	It doesn't make sense to me.
	It doesn't?
	No, at this point, because I revert back to an old...
	You're telling me 155 million people voted in this election, and the majority of them are valid legal votes?
	Oh, of course not.
	We had three or four ballots show up at our house that weren't anyone here.
	We didn't send them in, though.
	Yeah, but they were harvested.
	They were harvested.
	They were collected.
	They were shipped all over the place.
	If you're going to do a mail-in belt, this is what you're going to have to expect.
	And both sides can cheat.
	Right.
	Oh, and I'm sure both sides cheated.
	But I find the voting machine evidence undeniable.
	It's undeniable.
	I think it's very deniable, and I deny it.
	Well, then you haven't read the reports.
	There's reports that have been done.
	These reports are very sketchy to me.
	No, did you see that?
	I saw the voting switcheroos, and yeah, I'm sure it happened here and there, but unless they have this $3 billion agency sitting there that was put together by Trump, and they said, no, nothing happened, and the guy got fired the next day.
	If this agency is not going to come up with anything, then all this other stuff is just a lot of noise.
	The agency was put together to stop this from happening.
	John, hold on a second.
	Healthcare.gov was set up at billions of dollars expense to get health insurance going.
	Since when are you surprised that a government agency sucked?
	As soon as they lost their enforcement capability in 2019, thanks to the Bushites and the Obamaites working together, there's no way they could ever investigate any of this stuff properly.
	But that's fine.
	I'm good with you there.
	But you're saying it didn't happen.
	That's what I just heard you say.
	You think Dominion voting machines is bullcrap.
	That's what you just said.
	There's no evidence.
	It's sketchy.
	I mean, they shouldn't have been put in in the first place.
	The point is, is that when the state governments, the way it's set up, the state governments are the ones who get to call who gets to be the electorate.
	And they also broke the rules and the law.
	And the Constitution.
	It doesn't matter.
	Their rules are whatever they want to be.
	If they're breaking the rules as part of their system and they sign it off on it.
	Only if done by the legislature, not by the judges.
	It still got signed off by somebody.
	Somebody has to sign it off.
	Of course.
	I'm not arguing.
	Let's say I'm in Nevada.
	Why are you arguing with me?
	Why are you arguing?
	Because it's arguable.
	The point is, is I'm in Nevada and I said, because everything's being ignored, the mechanism is being ignored.
	Yeah, it's corrupt.
	I'm in Nevada and let's say I've got a legislature that's completely corrupt.
	Mindy Robinson's always bitching about this.
	And you have everybody, okay, we're going to have an election, everybody vote.
	Okay, we all voted for Trump, 100%.
	Well, we're going to send our electors over to Biden, we don't care.
	That's their business.
	Yes.
	And so Biden gets the votes.
	So whatever the mechanism underneath the sign-off, the sign-off of the electoral college people, whatever that mechanism is, no matter how screwed up it is, they got the voting machines, nothing works right, the ballots were all switched, if they sign off on it, that's their business.
	And so they sign off on it and Biden gets in.
	In the olden days, there never used to be a popular vote.
	They'd just have a meeting and decide on who's going to be president.
	Right.
	But then, by that logic, then on January 5th or January 6th, Vice President Pence can also do stuff within his purview.
	Well, you should then.
	There's a distinct possibility.
	Well, there's a lot of alternatives that can happen.
	I'm just saying there's not a chance in hell any of them are even going to show up.
	Okay, good.
	And I think there may be one guy in all of Congress, one of these characters is going to protest and it's just going to be voted down.
	This is a done deal.
	It's over.
	Well, you may be right.
	I don't think it's a done deal.
	I think there's going to be a couple more tries before it's a done deal or before something happens.
	But, I don't know.
	I have to say that there's so much in here that even if whatever re-election coup is attempted here, we have serious problems.
	We have a serious problem with the administration that's coming in.
	We have a serious problem with our voting system.
	It needs real review and needs to be looked at.
	Because it's the combination of things that makes it a problem, and yes, mail-in voting.
	And hopefully we'll find out exactly what went on if, when I'm led to believe, we have records of everything and everything was being done, and that should come out in this big report.
	This is why I'm a little concerned that the report's not coming out, or won't come out in time.
	But meanwhile, we do have some real crap going down.
	Don't trust China!
	China!
	which you probably also won't hear a lot about uh certainly not if if you're right uh the biden administration comes into uh into office we won't be hearing much about uh china uh even though they're trying to do stuff in the senate and in the house in capitol hill trying to say hey you guys we've got china all over the place we've got We've got China all over the Biden clan.
	Fifty people associated with the intelligence community after our Hunter Biden investigation and the revelations of the Hunter Biden computer said, oh, this is Russian disinformation.
	Now we find out that it's a real investigation by the Justice Department.
	So it's just galling, and I just have to point out, that the purveyors of Russian disinformation, Hillary Clinton's campaign, the DNC, the Steele dossier, the ranking member Peters accusing Senator Grassley and I of disseminating Russian disinformation, that's where the disinformation is coming.
	That's where the false information, the lies, the false allegations...
	Stop for just a second.
	Who is this guy?
	Ron Johnson, of course.
	Oh, it's Ron Johnson.
	I didn't realize it before, but if you back it up and start it over, he sounds just like the nutty Tom Arnold.
	Oh, that's a good point.
	Hey, by the way, where are Tom Arnold's pee-pee tapes?
	How disappointing is that guy?
	50 people associated with the intelligence community after our Hunter Biden investigation and the revelations of the Hunter Biden computer said, oh, this is Russian disinformation.
	Now we find out, no, it's a real investigation by the Justice Department.
	So it's just galling, and I just have to point out, that the purveyors of Russian disinformation, Hillary Clinton's campaign, the DNC, the Steele dossier, the ranking member Peters, Accusing Senator Grassley and I of disseminating Russian disinformation, that's where the disinformation is coming.
	That's where the false information, the lies, the false allegations.
	I can't sit by here and listen to this and say that this is not disinformation, this hearing today.
	This is getting information we have to take a look at to restore confidence In our election integrity.
	We're not going to be able to just move on without bringing up these irregularities, examining them, and providing an explanation.
	And see where there really are problems so we can correct it moving forward.
	Senator Paul.
	Mr.
	Chairman, I've got to respond to that.
	I mean, you're saying I'm putting out information.
	Well, one, it had nothing to do with this report.
	You lied repeatedly in the press when I was spreading Russian disinformation.
	And that was an outright lie.
	And I told you to stop lying.
	And you continue to do it.
	Mr.
	Chairman, this is not about airing your grievances.
	I don't know what rabbit hole you're running down.
	That's exactly what it is.
	Senator Paul.
	This is simply not what we're dealing with.
	Senator Paul.
	Well, Mr.
	Chairman, you can't make all the allegations and then dropping it there.
	Yeah, we can.
	Let's listen to Tom Arnold about the pee-pee tapes from back in the day.
	When was this?
	This was, I love our archive.
	We have, this is from 2018.
	What is the power, what is on the tapes that you're going to release on your rights?
	Well, the interesting thing about Donald Trump, you know, he's, you know, this president, I mean, he's been on tape.
	The stuff that's available to the public already should be disqualified for a guy to rent a car, for instance.
	I mean, he started day one by calling and faking his own voice to say his father had given him his money and he was really a billionaire.
	And he's done...
	He's admitted to walking in the Miss Teen Universe pageant to see them naked and bragging about that on Howard Stern.
	So the stuff that's for public consumption already is just horrible.
	And the tape that I heard, he uses the N-word, and he calls his son Eric the R-word for people with...
	It's just disgusting.
	It's the same guy.
	It is the same guy.
	It is the same guy.
	Yeah, that was about different tapes.
	That was about the racist tapes.
	Forgot about it.
	Yeah, theirs never got out either.
	So now we do have one final report regarding China and the Biden crime syndicate from Lou Dobbs.
	Today, Fox News obtained a letter that further exposes the entire Biden family's ties to a Chinese energy company.
	For details now, we turn to Fox News correspondent Mike Emanuel in Washington.
	Luke, good evening.
	Fox has obtained June 2017 correspondence between Hunter Biden and the chairman of CEFC China Energy Company, with Hunter offering best wishes from the entire Biden family and urging Yi Jianming to quickly send a $10 million wire to properly fund and operate.
	Biden added, These
	giant corporate conglomerates censoring and suppressing news directly bearing on an election weeks beforehand.
	The most powerful corporations in the world, Facebook, Twitter, working with the Democrat campaign to suppress legitimate...
	Hold on a second.
	Stop, stop, stop.
	I don't know if it's just me, but this guy sounds like Al Gore.
	He does a little bit.
	It's a young guy, I forget his name, Hawley.
	Hawley?
	Yeah, I think it's Hawley.
	He's the guy that's been anti-Silicon Valley forever.
	And I like him.
	I think he's from Tennessee, I want to say.
	I think he's from Tennessee.
	Almost done.
	Seeing news directly bearing on an election weeks beforehand, the most powerful corporations in the world, Facebook, Twitter, working with the Democrat campaign to suppress legitimate reporting on Hunter Biden, who we now know is under federal investigation for criminal wire fraud, tax evasion, other things.
	Oh, poor Hunter.
	He's going to have to go away.
	I think it would be funny, and I think this might happen before the 20th, That a special prosecutor is put in place to investigate this by Trump or his new attorney general, and they just leave him there.
	When they leave, they're stuck with this guy.
	They're going to have to either fire him, which would be a brouhaha over that, or they're going to have to let him do his thing.
	This is ludicrous.
	Except for Obama.
	Every one of these presidents has been under fire, and everyone went soft on Obama.
	They let him do whatever he wanted.
	And they're going pretty soft on Joe.
	Very soft.
	It hasn't started yet.
	They won't be soft on Joe at all.
	Right.
	If anything, I think this is more a move, you know, seeing as how Fox is all over, it's a move from the Democrats to get rid of Joe.
	I want him out.
	You know, so they can bring in the true puppet, which is Kamala.
	So the final thing on the China update...
	Is this not a lot?
	Well, the UK is spending some time on the CCP database with the 1.9 million names of people who are affiliated or if not direct members of the Chinese Communist Party who are in companies all around the globe.
	And we have in the US Boeing, Qualcomm, Pfizer.
	But my favorite was this one.
	Members of the Committee of the Joint Branch of the Shanghai Second Disney Machine of the Communist Party of China.
	I have no idea what that committee does.
	I know.
	Isn't that great?
	Is that really the name?
	Yes.
	It's in this database.
	It's the Committee of the Joint Branch of the Shanghai Second Disney Machine of the Communist...
	Yes!
	I know!
	It says Disney Machine.
	Now, maybe this is a bad translation?
	That could be.
	But I've received this from several people, and it's in the database.
	The database we put in the show notes, and there's a translated version out there, too.
	So, I don't know.
	But they control a lot, so they will continue.
	And they've got Tom Cruise on the front lines and everybody working it out.
	And China Joe, Beijing Biden is almost in office, so I can't wait.
	It's going to be spectacular.
	It'll be good for a laugh.
	Yes, it'll be good.
	It'll be very good for a laugh.
	Well, these Chinese, they're overstepping their something.
	What's the whole phrase?
	They're overstepping their boundaries?
	Overstepping the boundary.
	They're overdoing it.
	They're going to be sorry.
	Well, I hope so.
	I don't know how they'll be sorry.
	If Joe's in office, you think anything's going to happen?
	Nothing will happen.
	You don't know that.
	And I'm just going to say up front, whereas I still have hope in 45 savages saving the day in the Constitution and the Republic, I have no illusions over what's going to happen if he doesn't.
	Moving forward, we're just completely controlled by China.
	Big tech, everything.
	Well, I'm glad we're controlled.
	According to all these locals around here, we're controlled by Putin.
	That's just California, man.
	Texas is different.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who really put the C in the CISA, John C. DeVore!
	In the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all those boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, names in the nights out there.
	In the morning to our trolls in the troll room.
	Let's see how you're doing on this fine December day.
	1918 is the number!
	That's the trolls we got hanging out.
	It's nice if we crack 2,000, but okay.
	We'll just have to let you slide for today.
	It's hard to do on Thursday.
	It is hard to do.
	Hands up, trolls.
	Hands up.
	They're on the Zoom meetings instead.
	Yeah, I'm sure they are.
	The trolls are to be found if you feel like you're affiliated or would like to learn how to become one.
	Go to NoAgendaStream.com.
	You can dive in there.
	And there's the Troll Room, which is a chat room with trolls.
	And there's a stream, which you can listen to simultaneously.
	Listen to the show live.
	We do it on Thursdays and Sundays.
	Many shows are done live.
	In addition to that, we have a social network, which you can ask for an invite.
	Don't ask me.
	Ask the trolls.
	Noagendasocial.com is where the signal to noise is remarkably high because it's a federated social network that does not utilize any algorithms.
	You come in, you start at the top.
	When you read something you've read, you've probably seen everything you need to see.
	There's no other things flying around trying to hook you in.
	It's just there for your pleasure and your enjoyment and for usefulness.
	That is Noagenda.com.
	social.com.
	And then we need to thank the artists who did the artwork for episode 1303.
	We titled that one The Redneck Herring.
	This was the bumper car done by Tontaneo, who was no stranger to the artwork.
	It wasn't my favorite.
	You liked it right off the bat.
	I gave in, I guess, to the...
	No.
	Yeah, I did.
	No, you had one that you liked, but you didn't have any argument.
	Which one was that?
	Sustained.
	That was the problem.
	You didn't, like, bail.
	Well, you know, as just witness, sometimes it just makes sense to stop arguing with you because you're right and I'm wrong.
	I think that would be true most of the time.
	That's usually how I just end it.
	That's the easiest.
	Now, here's the one that...
	I'm looking at these now.
	I forgot which one you liked.
	Yeah.
	The Tantanel one, I liked it for a number of reasons.
	One, it looked like a slipper.
	It was very comfortable looking.
	And it was cute.
	It was a cute little bumper car, which we had something.
	And you didn't really have a strong candidate.
	And you finally gave in.
	I don't think you like, you did mention, you didn't like the best podcast in the universe emblazoned across the top like that.
	No.
	I didn't like the letters, the fonts, any of that.
	No, I didn't really like it.
	Yeah, you were irked about a lot of this.
	Now, the one that we kind of passed over, and I used it for the newsletter because it was such a good piece, was Riley's Santa Claus, Walmart Santa.
	Yes, we did discuss that one.
	And by the way, you're seeing all of this in your Podcasting 2.0 app.
	Go to newpodcastapps.com.
	And I missed one of the gags, unfortunately, on this one.
	I may have actually promoted this more if I had got the joke, which then I felt bad about.
	Which one was this?
	Which one was this?
	Well, I complain.
	Well, what kind of a Santa's got a blue hat on?
	Ah, yes.
	I recall the combo.
	Yeah.
	And then I look back.
	Oh, he's wearing a Walmart costume because he's a Walmart employee.
	And you see his name there with the little name tag and the thing on his shoulder.
	So the Walmart color was put instead of red for the hat.
	And I didn't get the joke.
	So, that got moved.
	I did plug it on the newsletter, so I don't feel totally bad about it.
	But there wasn't really anything else, I don't think.
	No, I liked China Joe and his gang, but we both agreed that wasn't good enough for it.
	But it was good.
	I liked it.
	It was funny.
	A sack of threes.
	So it wasn't that controversial.
	You did say to me, though, at the end, because you didn't like this piece, that I'm going to have to explain it to the public.
	Somehow I remember there being a lot more controversy then than there is now.
	I don't really remember why.
	The controversy was simple.
	You didn't like the piece, but you had no alternative piece.
	Yeah, that's right.
	I didn't like the letters.
	I like the piece.
	I still like the piece.
	I like it.
	I think it's cute.
	I'd like to have a bumper car that looked like that.
	It'd be fantastic.
	Oh, so sweet.
	This is only a part of the time and talent that people put into these shows.
	I want to thank Neil, who's been doing a kick-ass job of sending clips, but we have so many people who've really honed their skills on making clips.
	Again, it's not very helpful if you say, this is an hour and a half, you'll definitely get something out of it.
	Yeah, I definitely won't.
	I mean, because I get five of those a day.
	You won't listen to them.
	Five of those a day.
	Also, and this is all said with love.
	You're a producer, so I'm just, you know, I'm like Tom Cruise in you now for a second, except you won't get fired.
	If you got a hearing, for example, don't send 15 clips.
	Have you ever heard us play 15 clips of anything?
	No.
	Three, max.
	Four, if it's crazy out there.
	You have to kill your darlings.
	Make your selections.
	That's how we make the show even better.
	Because, you know, then listening through 15 clips that are all two minutes, that's another half hour.
	I just run out of time in the day.
	I'm sure, John, you have the same.
	But it's really appreciated what people are doing.
	And we love when people come in with their treasure, which is the third leg of the value-for-value stool.
	As it were.
	And we'd like to honor these donors with their appropriate titles of executive producer and associate executive producer of the No Agenda Show, episode 1304.
	Indeed.
	And we're going to start with Sir Macanudo de la Paz in New Brownfells, Texas.
	Yay!
	Yay!
	And I wish the new Braunfels barbecue company was still in business.
	$1,000.
	And the Hondo Grill, one of the greatest devices ever made for cooking.
	Sir Macanudo de la Paz.
	I hit my wife Elizabeth in the mouth two or three times.
	And then about two months ago...
	I found her repotting plants on the back porch and listening of her own volition.
	Who knows?
	To the greatest podcasts in the universe.
	Nowadays, she asks me about segments of the show and we discuss it on a regular basis.
	Ah, you're saved!
	Yes.
	Yeah, I agree.
	Your deconstructions have taken what was already a match made in heaven to a level of marital harmony that I never imagined.
	She is an Instadame!
	Yay!
	Is this going to give her the executive producership, too?
	Dame Sparkler of New Browns Fells.
	Please play the jingle with the Pink Floyd under it.
	At first, John thought it was a dog, but it sounds native to me like Navajo or Pawnee.
	I have no idea what this reference is.
	In any event, putting Pink Floyd under it is genius.
	We love you guys.
	Yes, I think that he gets the executive producership, she gets the damehood.
	I'm fine with that, so they can kind of split it up.
	They are no agendian together, after all.
	And what he's referring to is not something we do.
	I'd love to take credit for all these great jingles.
	No, no, no.
	We can't do that.
	That is Yoko and the Bulldog.
	Yes, that Bulldog.
	Yes.
	There you go.
	It's actually a French Bull Terrier, I think is what it was.
	Yes, it is.
	It's labeled Yoko and the Bulldog, so that's how I remember it.
	Yeah, I thought it was a Boston Terrier.
	Yes.
	Sir 22 of the Pacific Northwest in Lake Stevens, Washington, $500.
	Is he the one?
	Somebody sent a note in.
	No.
	Make good?
	No, not yet.
	I know which one it is.
	No, no, I'm talking about Michael Mansell.
	Okay, Michael Menzel's 333.
	322 of the Pacific Northwest.
	There's a bunch of people that Michael wrote it.
	I'll read it later.
	Checking in.
	Not sure why my note from the last donation never went through to you both your emails, but oh well.
	Since the holidays are coming up, I would like to wish you two fine gentlemen, all the knights and dames and all the douchebags out there, and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
	Jingles.
	Can I get a TPP jobs?
	Don't eat me, Joe.
	Don't enslave me, Kamala.
	And Obama, you might die.
	Yeah, we can do that.
	We'll do them kind of in those orders.
	Don't eat me, Bojart, and you're scary, so scary!
	Don't enslave me, Kamala!
	You might not. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs.
	You've got karma.
	Douglas Proctor in Duncan, Oklahoma, $500.
	Thank you for what you provide us and wish you a Merry Christmas.
	Oh, thank you.
	Merry Christmas to you, Douglas.
	We love that note.
	Very nice.
	Thank you.
	Nathan Joseph Wolanik in Manchester, New Hampshire, 333.
	Forgive me, Podfather.
	It's been three years since my last donation during the two-for-one dealio.
	Please give me a de-douching and, if possible, just a shout-out for...
	De-douching first!
	You've been de-douched.
	Okay.
	Okay, let's get this back together.
	It's pronounced Voitek.
	Yes.
	Wojtek Weaponry.
	My business mostly revolves around badass adjustable gas blocks for AR-15, so if you need to choke your gas hole, look no further.
	I've got to write this down.
	Choke your gas hole.
	That's just something you want to say from time to time.
	Look no further.
	No agenda listeners get 12% off on my click-adjustable gas blocks with coupon code 33.
	So order up.
	Nice.
	That's cute.
	Thank you for the great show and amygdala maintenance.
	Keep your powder dry.
	All right.
	Thank you, Nathan.
	I appreciate it.
	I'll do Mandy B here.
	Mandy's from Bennington, Vermont.
	Comes in with a sequential 23456.
	In the morning, John and Adam found y'all via JRE and could not be happier.
	Well, we definitely need to throw in the Rogan donation.
	As a former self-proclaimed bleeding heart liberal until April of this year, I've gotten quite the education over the last nine months.
	It's been a rollercoaster of emotion.
	It's been loss of family and friends due to my change of perspective, but for the first time in 53 years, I stand solid in my convictions, and it feels damn good.
	I enjoy listening to your show because it's not only informative, it is entertaining, and since I basically lost all desire for anything Hollywood, it's nice to still have some entertainment value in my life.
	I want to thank Adam for replying to my past email, and I'm curious if you ever got to listen to my podcast, Rerouted.
	I'm not sure if I did.
	I know it's mediocre at best compared to you both, but I enjoy learning as I go.
	Since this is my first donation in my quest for damehood, I will need to deduce it.
	You've been deduced.
	This donation is a late birthday present for myself from 12-5, and I'm happy to contribute to the cause.
	I would also like to request some health karma for my upcoming three-year post-colon cancer surgery sans chemotherapy on the 28th.
	My doc says the three-year mark is pivotal and I will only need a once-a-year checkup if all is going well going forward.
	I already know I'm fine, but a little extra karma doesn't hurt.
	To any and all listeners, please take it from me and get screened.
	I was misdiagnosed for 10 years and would not have needed life-altering surgery if I had gotten a colonoscopy.
	That being said, I am not of the F-cancer mindset as I learned how strong I am through all of it, and that is a gift.
	It is also why I could not care less about COVID because something is eventually going to kill me, but I'm not living in fear of whatever it may be.
	Sorry to be so wordy.
	Thank you for reading this.
	All the best to you, your families, and the NOAA General listeners this holiday season.
	Merry Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and to all and Happy New Year as well, Mandy B. Yes, we got some health karma for you, Mandy B, right here.
	You've got karma.
	I just realized that our friend in Australia, Michael, came in late with his donation.
	It will not appear on today's show.
	Kevin Redack did $233.33.
	My annual birthday present to myself.
	The show has been outstanding this year.
	Keep up the great work.
	I'd also like to give a shout-out to my buddy Josh at the Acquired Tasting Podcast.
	Acquired Tastings Podcast, huh?
	It's a show about tasting wine, beer, and spirits from all over the world, and the foods that complement them.
	If you're into that sort of thing, check them out at the Acquired Tastings Podcast.
	A foamer karma, please.
	Oh my God!
	Woo!
	Listen to that horn!
	Scott Karma.
	And I will check out that podcast.
	Meanwhile, Scott Pancake...
	In Guilford, Vermont, $200.01.
	Regarding the no evidence for the UFOs comment, I suggest you search for Wind Mountain, New Mexico on Google Maps.
	Is a flying saucer refueling...
	Oh, is it a flying saucer refueling on uranium crystals?
	Okay.
	Yes, the answer is yes, it is.
	Okay.
	Anyways, Adam is always giving pennies away, so I thought I'd leave one for the jar.
	Aw, that's very sweet.
	Shouldn't we just say any roads now?
	Let's just move it over.
	I'm just going to take a sire.
	Any what?
	Instead of anyways, any roads.
	Any roads?
	Yeah, anyways, anyways, any roads.
	Suromega Project disagrees.
	$200 from Hambro, California.
	No jingles, no nothing.
	Got it.
	We will not do nothing.
	You got it.
	NN means no nothing.
	Mm-hmm.
	Chakot Monkey, Baron of Data in Renner, South Dakota, $200.
	ITM, love you guys.
	Merry Christmas.
	Please wish my brother Zach, he's on the list, Zeisler, a product and a producer and listener of the best podcast in the universe.
	A belated birthday as he turned 38 on Monday the 4th, December 14th.
	Please send out a goat karma for everybody.
	Adios, mofos.
	All right.
	You've got...
	Sir Richard Garrett in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.
	200 bucks.
	I looked for his note.
	He's sent notes in before, but nothing appeared under donations or under his name.
	Farmer Todd...
	Farmer Todd Teodotten.
	Teodotten.
	Or Tyodotten, I'm sorry.
	Tyodotten.
	Okay.
	In Wellsboro, Pennsylvania.
	Okay.
	A Reverend Bitcoin jingle in one 5x speed.
	It's sweeter when it's faster.
	I can't do that.
	2016 Bordeaux Karma.
	Hiya!
	Folks, greetings.
	Here's some folding money from a farmer who bought the Bitcoin as a joke five years ago.
	And I just sold it.
	Wow.
	Thanks, JCD, for the 2016 Bordeaux tip.
	Tastes pretty good, but my circle of friends now think I'm slightly dainty.
	To hell with them!
	This has got to be a drunk donation.
	Boost the toot for no agenda social on Sir Spencer.
	The wolf calls it NAS. I do have a question.
	Which cabinet position will Corn Pop be occupying if the Sidon Biden gets in?
	Sliden Biden.
	Many thanks from the upper Taya Doughton in Pennsylvania.
	Farmer Todd Taya Doughton pronounced Taya Doughton.
	I think he had a little bit too much of that Bordeaux.
	The Bordeaux, yeah.
	He just finished the bottle.
	And maybe you should put your player on 1.5 speed because I can't jack this up for you.
	They're saying that all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	You've got karma.
	Man, if he bought in 2015, he's a happy camper.
	No, a couple, yeah.
	Happy camper.
	Happy camper.
	We should all be so lucky.
	So I got a couple of notes I want to get out of the way.
	Yes.
	Our friend Matthew Dropko, Sir Matthew, came in and we had sent a note in.
	I put this picture in the newsletter.
	He apparently had his gallbladder removed by a robot.
	Yes, we gave him karma for that special on the last show.
	He's got more karma coming.
	Mike O'Reilly wrote in.
	I think we were soliciting a note from him.
	My beautiful wife donated an executive producer credit to me for show 1303.
	That was the last show.
	For Thursday's show, to exchange this gift for her, Damehood...
	We'd like to exchange it for Damehood and would like our feedback.
	It's not quite a gift to the Magi, but it's close.
	Kids even know who O'Henry is.
	They don't even know who O'Henry is anymore.
	I am the Slide Whistle Dad, referenced by Tyler Lewis in episode 1295, and I've been listening to the show for a while now.
	My wife, Jan Houghton, deserves to be a Dame for Christmas, and I would like to offer this accounting proposal to make her a Dame.
	And he's got a bunch of donations things.
	That he did and this combination of stuff.
	So, can we put her on the list?
	Well, I guess.
	It's not on the list now.
	I can do that, sure.
	Donation request to Jan...
	Okay, so give me the name.
	I'm trying to figure out what her name's going to be.
	It'll be a fair amount, I hope.
	Some standing?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I just heard just...
	That's a good question.
	He's got no real name for her.
	Good.
	Then get back to us so we can do it all properly.
	We need roundtable accoutrements.
	No, we need roundtable stuff.
	We need to know the name.
	Come on, people.
	Come on.
	We want to do this right.
	And do we have one more here?
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	In the morning, it's been a year or two since I've been out.
	Ian outed me as a douchebag.
	I'm donating today to request a dedouching to help reach knighthood.
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	You've been dedouched.
	No, we're not quite done.
	No, we do have a make good.
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	So what's on DvorakShop.com?
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	Wait, Dvorak Shop, hold on, Dvorak, all one word?
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	I think you go to Etsy and there's a search engine on Etsy.
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	Yeah, so you give all kinds of photos and big, large.
	I haven't got my blow-up giant, you know, five-foot things yet, but I'll put those up, too.
	My goodness, I don't think I've ever been on Etsy.
	Dvorak Shop.
	Let me just see it.
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	Okay, I'm not finding it, but I may not be a good Etsy-er.
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	Oh yeah, shut up.
	Shut up, slave.
	Shut up, slave.
	Yay.
	Okay.
	So we have Kaylee.
	Kaylee.
	Or is there something else you want to discuss first?
	Well, I was going to kind of lead into...
	I mean, I got a lot of Joe Biden cabinet-like stuff and build back better kind of things.
	Okay, let's do that first.
	I do have a Biden clip.
	Yes.
	But it's, you know, not a true gaffe.
	It's kind of minor.
	You probably have some better material.
	Why don't you just run with it?
	Well, what's your Biden clip?
	You set me up now.
	This is the one where he's going on about...
	He's talking to a bunch of educators and he makes a stupid comment.
	It's under the Biden clip.
	First-rate team that you would all be proud of.
	And we're all ready to go and doing an awful lot of work right now.
	But here's the thing that I want to mention.
	You know, there's already a circumstance where nationwide...
	Because of the requirement of school districts, county offices, mayors, governors having to balance their budgets, they've already had to lay off 666,000 teachers.
	666,000 teachers have been laid off already since March.
	And I'm worried, Tony, that I know in Noblesville you have a force of about 135 firefighters.
	And the question is going to be, when do we have to start laying off because the counties and the cities don't have the money?
	They can't deficit spend.
	They have to spend, based on balancing their budget, when the first responders and the fire service will be laid off.
	Where was this recorded?
	What was the context of this?
	I was talking to a bunch of local schmokals that are on...
	It's a Zoom call of some sort.
	This 666,000 is nuts.
	It's bullcrap.
	But, it turns out...
	I just love that he did it.
	The fact checkers could find a way to rationalize it, of course, because Joe Biden will never be fact-checked false.
	Yeah, but we all heard the 666.
	We heard it.
	We know what the idea is.
	Even if it was 666, I would have said 6667 just to not say it.
	Yeah.
	That's what I would do.
	I know.
	I agree.
	That's what I would do.
	But it wasn't 666 anyway.
	It was like some half that, if less.
	That's all people involved.
	It's just a number he cobbled together.
	It's just nonsense.
	Yeah.
	But why 666?
	I mean, it's a mark of the beast.
	Fact check, false.
	Yeah.
	So before...
	Well, actually, earlier this week, Bo Jiden was in Georgia.
	We're campaigning because we have two runoff races which could determine the power in the Senate and thus the power in the United States and the world, quite honestly.
	It comes down to two little runoff elections in Georgia.
	Here's what Joe had to say.
	In the meantime, Biden was in Georgia Tuesday where control of the U.S. Senate will be decided by runoff elections next month.
	You voted as if your life depended on it.
	Well, guess what?
	Now you're going to have to do it again.
	Okay, so we know what to expect.
	There's already 75,000 new registered voters for this runoff election.
	Amazing.
	Good work, Stacey Abrams.
	And then Joe came out after Tuesday and claimed his victory.
	Claimed his victory as the, according to him and the mainstream media, it's all done.
	It's, and you, John, it's all done.
	It's in the can.
	The electoral college has decided.
	This shit is over.
	So, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your brand new president.
	Good evening, my fellow Americans.
	Over the past few weeks...
	Officials in each state, commonwealth, and district, without regard to party or political preference...
	He's flubbing already right at the beginning here.
	Listen to this.
	It's fantastic.
	The guy can't get one sentence out.
	Good evening, my fellow Americans.
	Over the past few weeks...
	Over the past few weeks, okay.
	Officials in each state, commonwealth, and district, without regard to party or political preference, have certified...
	Certified...
	Winning candidates.
	It's certified!
	Certified!
	Today...
	A member of the Electoral College, representing the certified winner, cast their votes for President and Vice President of the United States in an act just as old as our nation itself.
	And once again, in America, the rule of law, our Constitution, and the will of the people prevail.
	Our democracy pushed, tested, threatened, proved to be resilient, true, and strong.
	The electoral college votes which occurred today affect the fact that even in the face of a public health crisis, unlike anything we've experienced in our lifetimes.
	And now here's where he starts to fall apart.
	We're only 16 minutes into the speech.
	The people voted.
	They voted in record numbers.
	More Americans voted this year than have ever voted in the history of the United States of America.
	Over 155 million Americans were determined to have their voices heard and their votes counted.
	Ah, wait a minute, that's not the falling apart bit.
	It came later, when he had to deliver the message, the final message for the new world order.
	...under control in getting the nation vaccinated against this virus.
	Delivering immediate economic help so badly needed by so many Americans who are hurting today.
	And then building our economy back better than it ever was.
	And in doing so, we need to work together to give each other a chance.
	Now, that was the public appearances where I think everyone kind of noticed that the president-elect, the office of the president-elect was coughing and stammering and was not a great the office of the president-elect was coughing and stammering and was It was 15 minutes.
	It just didn't feel really jubilant, even though that was the entire reason for it, and to bring unity.
	He's got the COVID. It could be.
	I mean, this would be about the right time for him to die.
	Oh, God, can you imagine?
	Oh, no, I can really imagine that.
	And again, it would make a lot of sense because Kamala is the puppet and Obama is the puppet master.
	And he admitted this earlier when he was on Colbert.
	This was, I think this was, I don't know when this was.
	Obama admitted it.
	Well, listen, it doesn't matter.
	He's still admitting what he wants.
	Did you miss you?
	Did you ever look at something going on in the news and go, you know what the situation needs?
	Bill Barack Obama.
	I've said this before.
	People would ask me, knowing what you know now, do you wish you had a third term?
	And I used to say, You know what, if I could make an arrangement where I had a stand-in, a front man, or a front woman, and they had an earpiece in, and I was just in my basement in my sweats looking through the stuff, and then I could sort of deliver the lines, but somebody else was doing all the talking and ceremony, I'd be fine with that, because I found the work fascinating.
	Okay.
	They do like putting it right in their face, don't they?
	You know, I never heard this before.
	I want you to take the Clip of the Day.
	Thank you.
	I was kind of expecting that one.
	Clip of the Day.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Pretty much.
	Yeah.
	I'd just be sitting in my basement with a little intercom IFB. Good to go.
	And it certainly wasn't happening when Joe had his little...
	his private Zoom conversation with...
	The Democratic Party, a lot of progressives were on this call, and again, we have audio that was leaked.
	I don't know if it's on purpose or not.
	It does show a very different side of Joe.
	He's very assertive.
	I don't think he's cognitive, but he's very assertive in what he's saying.
	We'll start with that people need to stop all this negative talk.
	This is, I believe, one of the progressives on the Zoom call who is quite upset because, you know, if you look around, you'll see...
	The Progressive Wing, the Squad, the AOCs, the Black Lives Matter, the Black and Brown Community Protectors.
	They're not seeing any love from Joe with his cabinet appointments or anything.
	In fact, I think people are waiting for some money.
	But no, no, no, Joe's going to push back real hard, and he's going to remind us that he is the office of the president-elect because of the one big lie he told.
	A lot of people in our community are getting a little anxious because they are not seeing enough of the progress they thought they would have seen at this point.
	Let's not disappoint them and let's not get to a place where Boulders and Georgia begin to second guess.
	Okay, let me respond.
	I've got to go.
	Let me respond.
	There's a lot to respond to here.
	Let's get something straight.
	You shouldn't be disappointed.
	What I've done so far is more than anybody else has done this far.
	Okay?
	Number one.
	Number two, I mean what I say when I say it.
	I mean what I say when I say it.
	I'm the only person who's ever run On three platforms that I was told could not possibly win the election.
	And I never ceased from it.
	One was on restoring the soul of this country because of what I saw happen in Charlottesville.
	Fact check false.
	That was it.
	No one else was talking about it.
	The words of presidents matter.
	Nobody else.
	No progressive was talking about it.
	I did.
	Because no one wanted to propagate that insulting lie, Joe.
	He's talking, of course, about the very fine people.
	So he's...
	Oh, brother.
	This is really a terrific clip.
	Because he's, like, taking credit for winning by...
	But he thinks he still doesn't know that it's a lie.
	He's that stupid.
	I think he's dead sincere here.
	Ladies and gentlemen, your next president is the United States of America.
	Yeah.
	But there's more.
	There's more.
	Joe is also not going to do anything.
	That's hope upon hope.
	Now he has principles.
	His principles are no executive orders because, I don't know, the Constitution.
	And so there's some things that I'm going to be able to do by executive order.
	I'm not going to hesitate to do it.
	But what I'm not going to do is I'm not going to do what used to...
	Benita, you probably used to get angry with me during the debates, when you'd have some of the people you were supporting, on day one, I'm going to have an executive order to do this.
	Not within the constitutional authority.
	I am not going to violate the Constitution.
	Executive authority that my progressive friends talk about is way beyond the bounds.
	And as one of you said, maybe you remember now, whether it's far left or far right, There is a Constitution.
	It's our only hope.
	Our only hope.
	And the way to deal with it is where I have executive authority, I will use it to undo every single damn thing this guy has done by executive authority.
	But I'm not going to exercise executive authority where it's questioned, where I can come along and say, I can do away with assault weapons.
	There's no executive authority to do away with that.
	The Constitution.
	So he's not taking away our guns.
	He's not going to override executive orders.
	Wow.
	Well, no.
	He said he's going to override all the, undo everything Trump did.
	And I'll bet money that he can't do it.
	And he won't.
	Well, we know from the Supreme Court ruling regarding DACA that most of these executive orders will have to remain in effect well into a year or a year and a half into the next administration's term.
	Or that's the claim.
	They're structured that way.
	That's the claim, yeah.
	So, hey, I'm all in on that.
	That sounds hilarious.
	Let me just see if I had any more Build Back Better.
	Well, The Great Reset, you kind of talked about that.
	Um...
	Yeah, maybe we should get to your special.
	I've been very excited about this.
	You tease it in the newsletter.
	In fact, you set yourself up for this on the previous show, so everybody has waited with bated breath.
	Kaylee, John C. is trying to write you a love song.
	Kaylee, he's been in love with you from day one.
	Kaylee, you can prove that Trump was right, or you can prove him by that was wrong.
	Kaylee.
	So I don't think, you know, this may be, I'm fearful that this will be our last conference.
	Last Kaylee combo.
	So I made probably one, I probably made too many clips.
	I've got like six.
	Yeah, you look like a no agenda producer.
	Yeah, I do.
	Because I am.
	Yes.
	Now, she's more combative than before.
	Which is good.
	But she did a couple of things.
	A couple of things were kind of minor.
	And for example, I want to play this.
	I'm going to play a couple of the minor ones that were no big deal.
	She took three or four questions on Trump.
	Is he going to get a shot?
	Is he going to get a shot?
	Is he going to go on TV and get a shot?
	Why doesn't he go on TV and get a shot?
	Her first answer was they didn't clip, which was, hey, he's had COVID. Why does he need a shot?
	This kind of makes sense.
	And so this became, they didn't want to get into too much of that.
	Yeah.
	But he needs a shot.
	He's got to get a shot on TV, according to these people.
	And this is Kayleigh on the Trump shot, and this is her classic answer.
	She gave it at least twice.
	Wouldn't him taking the vaccine set an example for Americans to give them confidence?
	Dr.
	Fauci, as well as Amata Salui, both said today that they think President Trump should get the vaccine.
	A, for himself, but B, to set an example.
	Will he do that?
	Why not do it just to show Americans that it's safe?
	Because he also wants to show Americans that our priority are the most vulnerable.
	There will be some senior administration officials taking it publicly to instill that confidence.
	It is very important.
	And the president, no, but you'll learn in the next few days who that is, who those individuals will be.
	But they will be taking it publicly to instill confidence.
	The president wants to send a parallel message, which is, you know, our long-term care facility residents and our frontline workers are paramount in importance, and he wants to set an example in that regard.
	Yeah.
	Me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me, me.
	So Trump, I don't think Trump's going to take the shot.
	I don't think he's, uh, he's had COVID. When would he take the shot?
	It makes no sense.
	I mean, why would, why would anybody look at a celebrity or a politician and think, oh yeah, that's the real shot.
	How, I can never think this.
	How could you ever believe a celebrity?
	Although Tom Cruise, I think that we'd believe him.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah, I'm in half agreement, except the true believers down in Hollywood, and there's plenty of them, lock-stepped Rob Reiner.
	He'll take the shot, and he'll take the real shot.
	I was chatting with the Zoomers.
	And so the two highlights so far for them the past couple of weeks has been not happy Joe Biden got in, but happy that we got that horrible orange man out.
	And that's it.
	They don't like Biden either.
	And it's like a merit badge.
	It's like, ha ha, we did it.
	I'm so happy.
	I'm so proud of us.
	It's fantastic.
	We made sure that he, that horrible racist scum of a human, he's not even a huge, lower than human being, that he is not reelected.
	That was great.
	And then the next thing is, and we've got a vaccine.
	I'm scheduled for this week.
	How about you?
	I'm so excited.
	Yay, vaccine!
	So they're all in?
	Bigly.
	Yeah, okay.
	Well, that's fine.
	See what happens.
	It's one way of testing the thing on this whole idea.
	It's a great way to test it.
	It's a great way to test it.
	A bunch of true believers, they go in there, get the shot, and see what happens.
	Because this is not a normal shot.
	I'm not advising people not to get the shot.
	You need to.
	But I want to see what happens.
	Yeah, I'll hang back.
	Yeah, you can wait.
	What's the rush?
	Well, you know, I don't think there's any COVID going around anymore.
	That's just my opinion.
	Hello.
	Hello.
	That's wrong.
	There's a new strain in the UK. Well, the new science, science, science, science.
	Okay, so here's another minor one.
	This is Kayleigh discussing something that's not discussed by the mainstream media.
	I don't understand why not.
	But Trump is going to veto the NDAA. Wait, you don't know why the media is not discussing the veto?
	It's the media that you don't understand why they won't discuss this veto, which...
	I don't understand!
	Do you know when, specifically, when the President will veto the National Defense Authorization Act, when he's going to send the paperwork over?
	And why would he veto that, given the fact to pass on veto-proof majorities in Congress?
	So he still does plan to veto the NDAA. I don't have a timeline for you on that, but he does plan to veto it.
	He wants to make every effort to protect our military men and women, and we'll prioritize military funding in the big omnibus bill.
	He also has other important priorities, and I should say problems, with the NDAA beyond just the absence of Section 230 repeal and beyond the inclusion of the Warren Amendment.
	One of the provisions of concern is provisions about troop withdrawal and deployment in Afghanistan, South Korea, and Germany.
	And so there are a number of provisions that he is...
	He also said it was weak on China, but no Republican really seems to agree with it on that.
	Why does he think the bill is bad on China?
	So, by not including a Section 230 repeal, what you're, in effect, allowing is Twitter to continue to not censor Chinese propaganda.
	Recently, there was a tweet by the U.S., the Chinese embassy in the United States, about the Xinjiang province and allowing all citizens to enjoy the same rights, including freedom of religion.
	That clearly is not the case, as the Uyghurs have been Absolutely tortured in that province.
	There was another tweet that they allowed about the virus originating in Wuhan.
	They said it did not originate in Wuhan.
	That obviously is Chinese disinformation, and the president's priority is to ensure that that isn't permitted.
	So we've luckily talked about this.
	What I heard initially is he wanted a complete repeal of Section 230, which I would, for selfish reasons, would be against because we kind of run on that, certainly when it comes to knowage into social.com.
	We need some protection over what people will say over there.
	I would like an enforcement, or I would like a modification, perhaps.
	Apparently, this thing was passed in the House and the Senate by enough people to be veto-proof, as they have to have, was it two-thirds of the Senate is necessary for the override?
	You know, I thought it was 60%, but whatever it is, it's a lot different than being veto-proof.
	This, by the way, wasn't discussed, but it's a lot different being veto-proof and then actually overriding the veto, because then you've got to put your hand up.
	Yes, you do.
	And what is...
	That other thing that they mentioned was also kind of important.
	Oh, yeah, the troop drawdown.
	So the National Defense Authorization Act is what that is.
	This is where a lot of interesting things happened.
	Years ago, the Smith-Munt Act, which forbids the American government from using propaganda on its own people, was repealed, which is a part of the problem, if you think about it.
	That was so that...
	Voice of America and all of its online, you know, the Broadcast Board of Governors, which is the propaganda unit.
	Tucker Carlson's dad was a member.
	So that they can continue to propagandize on the Internet, which some American citizens might see, but now probably more targeted towards American citizens.
	So that kind of stuff does pass.
	And then we have the troop drawdowns, which you know, I have not read the entire NDAA this time around.
	Usually I get to it.
	But you know that they don't want to draw down the troops the way the president has said, that he said, we're bringing everybody home, and they go right into the NDAA and they say, nah, we're going to leave people here, we're going to leave people there, we won't close that base.
	And so they don't give a crap, because ultimately, not the military itself, but the military-industrial complex needs this bill.
	That is their budget for the next year.
	What are they going to get to spend?
	And on what doesn't even matter.
	How much money can they pocket?
	How much money can I grab?
	And I agree that propaganda, certainly from the Chinese...
	The Communist Party is damaging.
	So let's listen to what she has to say about the Russian hackers.
	Could you comment on the Russian hackers breaching several federal agencies?
	How serious was this breach and is the Trump administration considering retaliating?
	Look, the U.S. government, we're aware of all of these reports.
	We're taking on necessary steps to identify and remedy any possible issues related to the situation.
	As one step in that process, CISA has issued an emergency directive on Sunday night for all federal civilian agencies to review their networks for indicators of compromise and disconnect or to power down SolarWinds Orion products immediately.
	So we are taking a hard look on this and obviously take any sort of cyber hacks very seriously.
	And just one more question on Russia.
	Since Russian President Vladimir Putin has congratulated President-elect Joe Biden, any comment on that from the Russian president?
	No comment on that.
	I'll leave it to the president to react to that.
	Has he spoken to President Trump?
	Not that I'm aware.
	Yeah, man, Vlad, what you doing?
	Yeah, they always slip that kind of thing in.
	Fair-weather friend Vladimir Putin is.
	What's Putin doing, man?
	So let's listen to Kaylee go off on Swalwell.
	This is a gem.
	Yes, I'm sure she had a lot to say about him.
	It's unfortunate that it doesn't give much coverage in the mainstream media, but I guess we shouldn't be surprised, because in the last 24, 48 hours, there have been quite a few stories that have not gotten a ton of coverage in the mainstream media.
	As former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer said...
	Bias is often found in stories the press does not cover.
	And last week we found out that Democrat Congressman Eric Swalwell was infiltrated by an alleged Chinese spy.
	The spy cozied up to Swalwell, raised funds for his 2014 campaign, and even planted an intern in his office.
	And that relationship continued until the FBI briefed him in 2015.
	And that was some very good reporting done by Axios.
	But after entangling with this spy for years, Swalwell hypocritically went on to be one of the lead instigators of the Russia collusion hoax in the impeachment sham.
	Swalwell wrote this on his congressional webpage.
	President Trump and his team are directly and indirectly tied to Russia.
	That was not true.
	He then said in September of 2020 the president has a compromised relationship with Russia.
	Untrue.
	April of 2019 he said President Trump certainly acts on Russia's behalf and acts like Russia's leader.
	Not true.
	January 2019 Eric Swalwell said it's pretty clear President Donald Trump is an agent of Russia.
	Not true.
	And Swalwell shamelessly claimed Donald Trump Jr.
	and Jared Kushner had an eagerness and a willingness to work with the Russians during the 2016 election.
	In fact, the New York Times website...
	As of this morning, had not one result for Eric Swalwell's ties to Chinese spies.
	Not one result.
	And when the Swalwell story broke, guess how many minutes of coverage it got on ABC, NBC, MSNBC, and CBS? Zero.
	What?
	What?
	Nah, ma'am.
	Where's Adam Schiff?
	He's got to be on deck next for some of this.
	Oh, something's up with him.
	I mean, this would be his moment of triumph.
	You know, we've beaten him.
	Orange man, bad.
	Here I am, everybody.
	Something's up.
	There's a lot up with China.
	Our next year is going to be great, no matter who's president.
	We're going to have a lot of China to deal with.
	So here we go with, we've got three left.
	Kayleigh's fact check false.
	Hello, everyone.
	Good afternoon.
	Yesterday, the United States witnessed a medical miracle.
	The first doses of a COVID vaccine were administered to frontline workers across the country.
	The president promised a safe and effective vaccine in record time, and President Trump delivered.
	Earlier this year, we heard from several news outlets and so-called fact-checks that President Trump would need, quote, a miracle to be right.
	That was an NBC News article.
	We were told, according to Healthline, quote, a vaccine will still take more than a year to develop.
	USA Today warned us that, quote, despite medical researchers' progress, the vaccine, quote, was more than a year away.
	And National Geographic even told us that achieving a vaccine within, quote, a year to 18 months would be absolutely unprecedented, end quote.
	These reports deserve their own fact check.
	False.
	Fact check, false?
	False.
	What's interesting, I'm realizing now that whenever Kaylee does one of these press briefings, my inbox is flooded with backup material to back up what she said.
	That's funny.
	Yeah, it's where I think a lot of this last bit, especially here...
	And National Geographic even told us that achieving a vaccine...
	What's National Geographic got to do with anything?
	Yeah, and I'll get like, look what National Geographic did!
	I'm like, huh?
	Within, quote, a year to 18 months...
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, look what Bill Nye the science guy said!
	He said it would be two years for a vaccine!
	It's like, okay, we get it.
	All right, so here we go.
	I'm getting sour on this stuff.
	Now somebody asked a question, a really question that ticked her off.
	This is a question of the assault on democracy.
	Oh yes, I love these.
	Thanks.
	President Trump supported the Texas lawsuit at the Supreme Court and the lawsuit that President-elect Biden called an assault on democracy.
	How is it not, is it not anti-identocratic to try to nullify 20 million votes?
	I think pursuing legitimate litigation through the judicial system is in no way assaulting democracy.
	In fact, it's using Democrat institutions in the manner they are to be used to pursue legitimate claims with sworn affidavits and additional evidence.
	But I do think what is an assault on democracy are the four investigations into President Trump over Russia collusion that turned up nothing.
	I mean, Mueller alone, you had...
	19 lawyers, 40 FBI agents, 2,800 subpoenas, 500 search warrants, millions of taxpayer dollars, all to find no collusion.
	And the investigation into President Trump began far before he was even elected President of the United States.
	And his intel briefings in the transition period were even weaponized against him.
	An insurance policy from Peter Strzok was put in place against this president prior to him being elected.
	That is what is an assault on democracy.
	Whoa!
	You got butt slammed!
	I was waiting for it.
	I was like, all these Kaylee clips and no sound effects?
	Something's up.
	Alright, now we go to the finale clip and I have a little comment after that because I have a little...
	I boosted a little bit so we can hear something.
	But this is Kaylee finishing up, and she walks off the stage after this.
	This is the Hunter Biden commentary.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Oh, I got it.
	Interesting pre-election and post-election coverage, too, on the Hunter Biden scandal, which was not covered at all by many outlets in the lead-up to the election.
	In fact, on October 15th, you had a New York Times headline that said Trump said to be warned that he was being given Russian disinformation over Hunter Biden.
	Now, December 10th, just a few months later, New York Times headline investigation of Hunter Biden is likely to hang over Biden as he takes office.
	Washington Post on October 16th, the headline read the truth behind the Hunter Biden non scandal.
	Now you have the Washington Post headline that says this Hunter Biden tax probe examining Chinese business deals.
	Politico October 19th.
	Hunter Biden's story is Russian disinformation.
	That's a favorite.
	Dozens of former Intel officials say, false yet again.
	December 2nd, now Politico reads, Justice Department's interest in Hunter Biden covered more than taxes.
	Really interesting turn of events, and good for those who covered what was a story all along and not Russian disinformation.
	Isn't it hypocritical for you to accuse others of disinformation when you spread it every day?
	Ah!
	I think I heard what he said.
	Is that what you have here?
	Yeah, here's the boost.
	is you can play it again.
	What?
	You want me to play the boosted?
	Yeah, play the boosted one.
	Okay, here we go.
	Isn't it hypocritical for you to accuse others of disinformation when you spread it every day?
	Is that the CNN douche?
	No.
	I listened to that voice a couple of times.
	You know, the guy who normally does the...
	I think it's Acosta.
	That sounded like Acosta to me.
	It could be Acosta, but I think it's John...
	Oh, John Roberts from ABC. Carl.
	No, John Roberts is from Fox.
	Oh, I'm listening again.
	Isn't it ever critical for you to accuse others of disinformation when you spread it every day?
	Yeah, it's not Acosta.
	It could have been Acosta.
	No, it's not.
	It's not.
	I hear it now.
	It's not Acosta.
	Well, John Roberts is with Fox.
	Yeah, that would make sense.
	That would make sense.
	But then, to say, how can you stand here and talk about misinformation when you do it every day?
	Oh my goodness.
	It's a chicken shit thing to say whoever it was.
	And I don't know why these guys are even in these briefings.
	They should throw them out.
	I mean, I think Obama threw a couple out.
	I know Bush did for sure.
	No, no, no.
	Obama just spied on them and threw them in jail.
	What are you talking about?
	He did it the right way.
	Why didn't Trump learn these tricks?
	Nice guys finish last, I guess.
	Yeah.
	Well, that was it.
	So that may be the last...
	That's Kaylee.
	That may be our last Kaylee report.
	And maybe the last we ever hear of Kaylee, ladies and gentlemen.
	Jonesy, the Vorak, Bakelite, Pride, today's Teddy Kay, he's an OTG kind of guy.
	Yeah, baby, OTG, we haven't had a report in a while, and I do have some information from the front lines of the OTG wars.
	Although, really, are we talking about a war?
	There is a little bit of a war going on.
	As Apple is now...
	I'm about to release all of these features that cut off a lot of the spying.
	Not a lot, but a significant portion of the spying that apps do.
	And Facebook is now trying to garner some support for their position because it's pretty much their business.
	And I've learned from a couple of developers I've been talking to, there's this honeypot kind of deal that's going on with the app stores, and certainly the Apple, the iOS app store, where if you really want to get some good data, some good statistics on how people are using your app, There's pretty much one library, and that's the one that everybody puts in there.
	And what that does is it gives all of your information, all of those statistics, to Apple.
	They take it on the way going out, to Facebook, to the...
	What's the big aggregator?
	I forget who...
	I think who bought them recently.
	Oracle buy them or something.
	You know, where they combine credit card data with online data.
	Oh, yeah.
	I forgot myself.
	So that's...
	So Facebook is now saying...
	And of course, developers can get paid for this information, either through ads or similar mechanisms, if they install this toolkit and they get to see what their users are doing.
	Facebook is saying, this is horrible!
	This is horrible that Apple's doing that!
	This will kill free apps!
	Well, no.
	This is exactly where I want to have you.
	Turns out free is pretty expensive.
	I think we learned that from you, Facebook.
	So, while Apple is trying, but they have so many sensors in these phones now, so many things.
	I mean, I don't want anyone to ever see that.
	You just can't trust these guys.
	Enter Apple.
	Graphene OS, which one of our producers had sent me a Pixel 2 months ago, if you can remember, with Graphene OS, which is a de-googled, pure Android.
	Actually, it almost feels like there's some Linux.
	Of course, there is some Linux in there.
	And I decided upon this Apple News, since I was using the cloaked iPhone, the old iPhone, I would give this thing another shot.
	And I am blown away by the level of permissions that you can set I love that I didn't lose any functionality, really, other than I can completely control all this crap that used to pop up and tell me to do things.
	And you're just not being tracked by Silicon Valley.
	And there's some great pie-hole-like blockers, VPN-based blockers in there.
	I've been really examining this for the past week, and I think it is going to replace my OTG flip phone.
	What?
	Yep, yep.
	It's going to replace it.
	Now, I'm also...
	I need to be able to send text messages faster now, because I'm saving podcasting, so I do need to be able to communicate and...
	Believe me, I'm saving more than you realize with what's happening with podcasts.
	It's our own preservation, Mr.
	DeVore.
	I appreciate the sentiment.
	I just don't understand how this means you have to send text faster.
	Well, because I communicate with a lot of people, and I'm trying to orchestrate and move pieces around.
	And so, whether it's an email or anything else, I do need to be able to do this, not just when I'm in the house, because I'm also out sometimes.
	Even the newsletter.
	Move to California where they won't let you out.
	Well, who needs a phone where you can live in California, right, John?
	So I've decided I'm going to give this a real go, but I'm going to get an upgraded Pixel.
	And this is kind of fun.
	The Pixel 4, which is still an old phone.
	I mean, it's old compared to what they have now.
	With Graphene OS... It's one generation old.
	The 5 is the one they just released.
	Yeah, but it's old.
	That's what I'm saying.
	It's old.
	So now it's old.
	It's no longer considered to be...
	It's a year old.
	So you can buy them for like $360 in the box, unlocked.
	Well, it's doable.
	But the same producer...
	Installing this Graphene OS is maybe not for the uninitiated or weak at heart.
	But, however, luckily, if you go to...
	Can I stop you?
	Yeah.
	Can this producer, he knows who he is, he knows who I am, can you do this with a blue phone, which they're only 75 bucks, 80 bucks for a good blue phone, they're dynamite, can you take and put the graphene on there without having to throw 300 bucks away when you don't really need that much, if you're going to take and reconfigure it anyway, can you do it on another Android phone, like a blue phone?
	No, probably not.
	Out of Miami?
	No, probably not.
	Oh, you don't, you're just saying that, you don't know.
	No, I... Okay, you want to be an asshole?
	Probably not.
	Let me answer the question!
	You can't do it on a blue phone.
	No, you can't.
	I'm going to answer the question instead of you insulting me because they specifically build it for certain types of phones.
	Blue phone, not one of them.
	And it's all the pixels and it's one galaxy and that.
	So there's your answer.
	No, it's only for specific devices.
	Don't tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.
	They'll stop you again.
	Why don't they do it for the cheap smartphones like a blue phone?
	I'm not talking to you, I'm talking to the developers.
	Because the cheap blue phones really are not applicable for the integration that you want.
	If you want everything to work, see, it's not about, you can get the software on the device, but if you want the screen to work right, if you want the buttons to work right, this takes an incredible amount of effort, and they just did it on better devices.
	And not on cheap pieces of crap, because people want good phones, but they don't want to have all the tracking in there.
	That's why.
	Now, if you want to install some other operating system on top of Android on your blue phone, you can.
	There's things out there, but I can't vouch for it.
	This is the first one I'll vouch for.
	Good news, though.
	If you go to noagendaphone.com, you can send your phone directly to our producer and he will do all the flashing for you and set it on there.
	Will he do it?
	Does he charge?
	Not for you and I, but he will for everybody else.
	Okay, what does he charge?
	I don't know.
	Okay.
	Because I presume I'm not charged.
	He says, send me the phone.
	But I was looking for this guy.
	I couldn't find him.
	And then through searching, if I know AgendaPhone.com, like, oh, wait a minute.
	I sent an email, and it's the same guy.
	So this is the...
	Look, when I get my new one, I'll send this one to you so you can play with it.
	How does that sound?
	Well, that'd be great.
	But, wait a minute.
	Okay.
	I'm not going to look a gift horse in the mouth.
	I would like to play with it.
	I would like to know.
	I would ask some questions immediately.
	Okay.
	I'm curious about this.
	I know you are.
	I know you are.
	Can you use the Navigator?
	Yes.
	It has...
	What?
	Yeah, hold on.
	There's an open source program.
	And it's called...
	I'm opening it now.
	I think it's called You Are Here.
	And now, obviously, you can completely lock down your GPS, what apps are using it.
	But this thing works pretty well.
	It's based on OpenStreetMaps.
	It has a very clunky dude voice in there.
	So, you know, counterculture.
	Let's make it completely different from anything else.
	No women, just men.
	And I tried it out just a little bit yesterday.
	Works well.
	So yes, you can.
	And the maps are not bad.
	I mean, it's not going to do traffic routing for you.
	I'm sure you can add that, but that is a problem.
	Let me make a few comments to pad this report.
	First of all, the original mapping that went on at both Apple and Google, they had some licenses from somebody that really had good maps.
	When they first came out, they were dynamite.
	They could take you around.
	They never made you, U-turn, U-turn, U-turn, U-turn, U-turn.
	Or now it's not even a U-turn.
	They wrap you around a bunch of cities, you know, streets to get you back the other way.
	When they could say U-turn, it would be easier.
	And then it slowly deteriorated to the point where the maps are really lousy.
	I think Garmin was giving them their maps.
	You remember Apple had the big fiasco with maps, and they had to pretty much start from scratch.
	Yeah, they had to kill the old deal.
	They had to fire the guy who was responsible for it, and they had to pretty much recreate the entire Apple Maps.
	It was horrible.
	Remember people driving into water and stuff?
	Yes, the water drive it through.
	Yes, I remember that.
	So a new mapping scheme that might be better, actually, than the current situation.
	I mean, I try not to use a navigator at all to keep my brain going.
	I agree.
	I finally got Jay to take it all, because now people are driving to the store, you know, they've been to a million times, and they'll turn the navigator on.
	I try never to use it, except when I'm in a pinch.
	Mm-hmm.
	What is remarkable is the speed of it.
	Just how fast things snap.
	And, you know, it's like it's almost like Linux where you can control a lot of these things and make it even faster than it already is.
	But in general, you're not going to have a lot of douchebag apps that you don't need that are tracking you anyway.
	You get your canine mail, which is good and open source and proven to not be spying on you.
	Believe me, a lot of those great email apps you get from the app store for free.
	Hello.
	Free is expensive, people.
	So that's Graphene OS. I'm excited about it.
	And with the upgraded version, wait for it, you can plug in an external monitor and floating windows.
	So you can perhaps use it very much like a desktop.
	Just plug it into the USB-C port and it outputs video.
	Wow.
	Yeah.
	And I've already tried...
	The Pixel 2 doesn't do it.
	But it was very interesting to hook up a Bluetooth keyboard.
	Alt-tab works.
	It just goes to a different app that's open in email.
	Control-R, reply.
	Control-S, send.
	It's like, holy crap, it's kind of good.
	Yeah.
	Everything, I mean, I was surprised.
	This is a very subversive product.
	Yes, it is.
	It is.
	So I will keep you up to speed.
	But to be honest about it, when you install anything on any one of these smartphones, it says, can we get permissions for this and that?
	And your contact list, we want this, we want that.
	They want all these things.
	Like, there's no reason half these programs need my contact list.
	No, there's no ask for any of that.
	Now, there is something called APK Pure, which means you can get the Android packages that might be on the...
	You can get them without all the Google stuff in it, but if you...
	I mean, I always have to laugh.
	Yeah, get Signal.
	It's encrypted.
	It's great.
	Well, I understand how some app that is supposed to keep you safe and encrypted and your identity hidden refuses to work unless you allow it to take your address book.
	I mean, hello.
	It doesn't work unless you let it upload your address book.
	So there's a possibility for someone to compile relationships for sure.
	I would hope that these guys who do graphene start thinking about this sort of thing, which is the way Brave operates, the browser, where they give bogus information.
	You want my address book?
	Yeah, here!
	And they give you a blank book.
	Right, but it won't function.
	It won't actually function.
	No, but if it asks for your address book...
	That could only be an app.
	The OS won't ask for it.
	No, I'm just saying the app.
	If you have an OS, I mean Brave does this on the browser level.
	It gives bogus information.
	Oh yeah, I am a, I'm functioning as a Chrome browser when it's not.
	I'm also, oh yeah, you can track me, here's where the information would go, and then it puts it off into oblivion.
	Things like that, I don't see why that can't be done just generally.
	So the thing says, you have to give me your address book.
	Okay, I'll give you my address book, and you give them an address book, which is not your address book, it's just a phony.
	Yeah, I mean, unfortunately the whole app just won't work at all if...
	If it thinks it's got an address book, it will?
	No, you can't contact anyone if you haven't connected.
	That's just with Signal.
	I'm just telling you.
	Signal doesn't work unless you give it access to your contacts.
	So the person that I try to contact through Signal has to be in my address book that I gave to them?
	It has to be in your address book on your device.
	You cannot give it access to that unless you give it access to it and then it uploads it.
	So yeah, you can't just enter a number and have signal work.
	It will not work unless you let it access your contacts.
	It's ridiculous.
	Well, that's what I'm saying.
	Why can't you give it a bogus?
	Because you need the actual number.
	It has to be in there.
	Yeah, so John C. Dvorak, I would have to have 415, whatever, yeah.
	So I'm just asking these questions because I have a lot of people I call on different systems.
	They're not in my address book.
	I just happen to have their number and I call them and then they say, you want to put it in the address book?
	No, I don't feel like it.
	But with signal that it has to be, they check to make sure that it's actually in the address book.
	I can't just call you out of the blue or something out of the blue?
	Correct.
	That's correct.
	That's no good.
	No, it's not.
	So these things are not to be used.
	Um...
	I'm just very impressed.
	I like it.
	I didn't think that I would be able to work fast enough on it.
	I didn't think that it would have all the features.
	The only thing, and this is a downside for me, the only thing it doesn't do is low Bluetooth energy or Bluetooth low energy to hearing aids.
	So I have to have a Bluetooth dongle in between, which I just hang around my neck, and it communicates with the hearing aids, and you just connect to the phone with Bluetooth.
	Otherwise, I've got like a dorky necklace.
	Hey man, I'm off the grid.
	Look at my cool necklace.
	Put a shark's tooth on it.
	You'll be fine.
	That's very, very dumb.
	Anyway, noagendaphone.com.
	You can learn more about it.
	Here's another thing.
	I was going to buy one on Amazon.
	And guess what?
	The worst possible thing that could happen around Christmas time happened.
	My credit card got yanked, got stolen.
	Yeah!
	That's the best possible thing that could happen.
	It's horrible.
	I only have one credit card.
	And Tina has, now she has a backup that she, I don't know if her new name is on it or not.
	So how did this, let's explain how this happened.
	I got a text notification from my bank and it said, Fraud alert, are you trying to buy something for $162 from fashionnova.com?
	Yes.
	If you say yes, then the purchase can be made.
	They'll have to run it again.
	If you say no, then your credit card will be cancelled.
	It will close immediately and we'll have to send you a new one five to seven business days.
	No.
	So what are you going to do?
	You can't say yes.
	By the way, fashionnova.com is...
	Like a store for lingerie.
	Woo!
	But not a high-end one.
	So clearly, they're testing to see if it works, and then they'll suck it out.
	But you still have your card on your person.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, this is just the number.
	They got the number somewhere.
	I'm thinking SolarWinds.
	Oh.
	Who knows?
	We got all kinds of...
	You know, when Google goes out, Gmail, Google Docs, Drive...
	YouTube.
	When AWS goes down, I start to get suspicious of stuff happening.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	And why is it...
	Well, here's another one for you.
	Why is it that Visa...
	Said they would no longer process payments for Pornhub until they addressed the concerns of the quote-unquote illegitimate content.
	And Pornhub, who cannot survive without Visa credit card transaction clearing, they immediately set to work, deleted 60% of their videos which were deemed illegitimate.
	Here's my question.
	Why only Pornhub?
	There are plenty of other porn sites that do transactions and take credit cards.
	Why only Pornhub?
	Why?
	So you're telling me, I'm just reading between the lines, that your credit card was stolen from Pornhub.
	That did not come out well.
	What I was trying to get to is that Hunter Biden had been uploading his personal porn videos to Pornhub.
	And I have a feeling that there needed to be a purge to make sure that none of other things that he may have been involved with surface to the top on Pornhub.
	Oh.
	These are the things that I start to look at.
	It's like, oh, really?
	We have solar winds happening, Amazon goes down, we have Google, multiple services going down, and then Pornhub has to, as only company, has to purge a lot of their content.
	Well, you tell me there's something not going on.
	Hmm.
	Well, something's up.
	But I do like your analysis that I lost my credit card on Pornhub.
	I'm going to show myself all by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Oh, and we do have a few people to thank for show 1304.
	We do.
	Starting with Sir Cal of Lavender Blossoms, who came up with $172.27.
	He does say, Happy Thursday.
	What's the name of the Lavender Blossoms?
	Lavenderblossoms.org.
	That's where you want to get your solves, balms.
	Your Lavender Blossoms.
	That's what you want to get there.
	Paul Briette in Mobile, Mobile, Mobile, Mobile, Mobile.
	Mobile, that's what it is.
	Mobile, Alabama, 100.
	Andre Ortego in Eunice, Louisiana.
	I believe he needs...
	Does he need a de-douche?
	Well, hold on a second.
	There was something else here that I needed to check.
	And that's $100, by the way, from Andre.
	Hold on a second.
	Does Andre need a...
	Yes, de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
	Got it, got it, got it.
	I think he wants some goat karma at the end.
	Colin McCormick in Rahaney, Dublin, Ireland.
	Yeah, this was not a fantastic note.
	This is meant to send condolences to Baron Brian Matthews, to his mother, since Baron Brian Matthews passed away of cancer on the 17th of November.
	And I would say that is a condolences to all producers of Gitmo Nation.
	I did not know about this, but I saw the note come through.
	And we're very sorry to hear that.
	So we will do an F cancer because that's the only way to address it.
	You've got karma.
	Yeah, that was too bad.
	We lost the Baron.
	Thomas Wilkinson, meanwhile, in Ottawa, Ontario, also donates $100.
	Says Happy Christmas to everybody.
	Tara Reese in Urbana, Illinois, or Urbana, $80.33.
	She's been getting a lot of 33s hoisted on her.
	Janet Fiore Kramer, Damejurus in Harlem, Holland, 69.
	Axel Pahl, P-A-H-L. Paul, Axel Paul, yeah.
	And he's in Deutschland.
	In Lindvedel.
	$60.
	Nicole Sinclair in La Jolla, California.
	$56.78.
	I can pronounce that.
	Uh...
	Jennifer Sayer, 5510.
	Daniel Mariano in Pflugerville, Texas, 5510.
	Armanda...
	We don't have a big list today, by the way.
	Armanda Hedrick in Normal, Illinois, 5333.
	You might want to deduce you to check that out.
	Sir Jimmy in Summerfield, North Carolina, 5150.
	He's the hollow book guy.
	He says, we made Atlas Shrugged as a hollow book.
	And please, douchebag Paul the book guy.
	Douchebag!
	I have an Atlas Shrugged hollow book from Sir Jimmy.
	Do you now?
	Yeah, it's one of my favorites.
	Is that just a wet one?
	Any one you buy is going to be a hollow?
	I snotted on that one.
	Very funny, John.
	Just because you've never read it.
	Oh, no, I've read it.
	You've grilled me.
	Daniel Varelli, 5033.
	Jim Farley in Pequot, Ohio, 5033.
	Sir Baron Sir Economic Hitman in Houston, Texas, 5001.
	And the following people are $50 donors, name and location.
	Jessica Young, Yuba City, California.
	David Shalona in Madisonville, Louisiana.
	Gabriel Guzman Guzman.
	$50 in parts unknown.
	He's got a note there.
	Yes, important.
	He needs a karma, which we'll do in a moment, for his firstborn.
	Well, not born yet, but his firstborn to be.
	He and his keeper are pregnant.
	So, yes, we'll give you a karma for the baby.
	Sir Chris Slowinski in Sherwood Park, Alberta, where all the money used to be.
	Tony Smith in Fort Worth, Texas.
	Brian Henderson in Indianapolis, Indiana.
	Marie La Bruyere in...
	Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
	John Camp in Antlers, Oklahoma.
	Christopher Mueller in Cedar Park, Texas.
	In Texas, that would be pronounced Miller, believe it or not.
	Oh, Miller?
	That's how people pronounce it, yeah.
	Abhilash Kumar in Thane.
	In India?
	In India.
	No, that's impossible.
	That's impossible.
	We had one.
	I think it was either Kumar or somebody else earlier.
	And I know it's not possible because you can't send money from India.
	Oh, through PayPal.
	Through PayPal.
	So I don't know how he did this.
	Fess up.
	He may be an imposter.
	Send us a note and explain it.
	I think he's an imposter.
	I agree with you.
	We have people from India, although it could be the people from India bitching that they can't send money or just using it as a bogus excuse.
	Now you're talking.
	That fits with the Indians.
	Is that what you're saying?
	They're cheapskates.
	Well, they admit to it.
	Them and the French.
	No, it's the Scots.
	They're the best.
	Herman Geldenhuis, I think.
	He's in Canada.
	Geldenhuis.
	He gives us no help.
	I would say Geldenhuis is probably how he pronounces it, but it's a Dutch name.
	It is a Dutch name.
	Michael Burlett in Odessa, Florida, 50.
	And last but not least, Sir Jason Deluzio in Chatsford, Pennsylvania, 50.
	We want to thank all these folks for making show 1304 possible.
	And we wish everybody who gave us lesser amounts the same thing.
	Thanks a lot.
	Those under the $50 is mainly for reasons of anonymity, but, and I know you hit on this in the newsletter often, get one of those subscriptions.
	The sustaining donations are extremely important, and we're probably going to rely on them more than ever as we move into our Build Back Better phase.
	We're going to have to do something.
	And thank you to all of these producers.
	A well-deserved karma.
	We haven't had a goat karma today, so that's for everybody who needs it.
	You've got karma.
	And remember, we'll do another show on Sunday.
	For more info and to help, go to Dvorak.org slash N-A-M. Shortlist today, Mandy B. celebrated on December 5th.
	Kevin Redacted celebrated her birthday.
	Lorraine R. says happy birthday to her human resources, James and Emma.
	And Sir Code Monkey Jason says happy birthday to his brother, Zach Zeisler, who turned 38 on the 14th.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the Best Podcast in the Universe.
	One title change, as you heard, it was a make good and well-deserved for all of his work, and of course for his, well not just his time and his talent, but his it was a make good and well-deserved for all of his Dreb Scott, Earl at Large, becomes Duke of the Southern California Mega Region, and we thank him for his unwavering support of the best podcast in the universe.
	Then today, one ceremony.
	We have a dame, so it's been a while since we had one of those.
	Let me...
	I need your blade, John, for the day.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Here you go.
	Dame blade.
	I got it.
	Yeah, that's good.
	Much better.
	Elizabeth!
	Man, you've got a great partner.
	He launched you all the way to the roundtable.
	Very, very pleased to welcome you here.
	And, of course, to thank you and your man for the support of the No Agenda Show and the amount of $1,000 or more.
	And, therefore, I'm very happy to pronounce the KD as...
	Dane Sparkler of New Braunfels.
	For you, we've got hookers and blow, but I think you'll like the rent boys and the chardonnay.
	We have, oh, rabbit meat and goat milk.
	We've got hog and poi, steel reserve and black milks.
	We've got organic macaroni and plasticizers, vodka and vanilla, ginger ale and gerbils, bong hits and bourbon, breast milk and pablum, geishas and sake, or...
	Of course, the mutton and the mead.
	Everybody loves the mutton and the mead.
	Go to noagendanation.com slash rings and we'll get that out to you as soon as possible so you can flaunt that everywhere you go.
	And thank you for supporting the No Agenda Show, the best podcast in the universe.
	No Agenda Mead Ups!
	It's like a comedy!
	The party continues all around Gitmo Nation.
	We have a couple of meetup reports.
	Now, meetups, which are cloaked as protests whenever necessary, go to NoAgendaMeetups.com or, if you need to prove it to somebody, NoAgendaProtests.com.
	This is where you can meet human beings, human resources from around the country, around Gitmo Nation.
	You can meet them anywhere in the world almost.
	And we have a whole calendar system, a meeting system where you can discuss, hang out.
	There's no triggering.
	Everyone always has a good time, usually supported by alcohol.
	And here is a report from our recent Houston meetup.
	This is Brian at the Houston Raging Surge Super Spreader Luncheon.
	We have very fine people on both sides of the table, and I'll let them introduce themselves.
	Younger Millennial, Scotty Roba here.
	Fellow Younger Millennial, David Havel, Stay Humble, Stack Saps.
	Over to Rainbow for Canary Cry News Talk.
	Elder Millennial, Shan Ark, thank you for your courage.
	This is Brian, a.k.a.
	Speed Skater, waiting for the QFS blockchain to kick in.
	Hello, this is Rolando.
	Hi, in the morning.
	Hi, this is future Dame Sarah.
	We're super excited to be at the Super Spreader event.
	This is Kongholio, in the morning.
	I'd like to call out Deucebag Flynn.
	The chance to end the morning.
	Ready?
	One, two, three.
	In the morning!
	I realize, you know, we've had a lot of female producers, not in this particular one, saying, oh, I'm the human vessel carrier.
	A lot of people are pregnant.
	Have you noticed this?
	Yeah.
	Well, do you know why?
	I have noticed it.
	Yeah, well, it's very obvious why.
	Because they're stuck at home.
	What else is there to do?
	Yeah, we've been in this for 10 months.
	Hello?
	It's the COVID generation.
	They're popping out now.
	The COVID generation.
	We go to the No Agenda Protest Verite meetup.
	We're here in Alexander Valley at the No Agenda Protest.
	I'm Amy.
	In the morning.
	In the morning.
	This is Justin.
	Hélène Seillon.
	John?
	John C. Dvorak.
	This is Dana, Adam's favorite.
	Sir DB, Knight of NorCal, or State of Jefferson.
	Thank you, Verite, for this very private, exclusive protest.
	In the morning, Alex.
	Oh, that's the heiress at the end.
	I like that.
	That was your meetup.
	Yeah, so when I was supposed to edit and submit...
	I think our producer Dana got tired of waiting for you.
	I can produce this, dammit!
	What am I? I'm a producer.
	More meetups or protests, as you wish.
	Coming up on Friday, tomorrow, the whole...
	This is the Coco Coffins Florida OTG Campout.
	The whole weekend, bonfire, camping, treehouse building...
	Ham Radio, anybody?
	That sounds fun.
	Saturday, Quebec City Carol and Troll join Gitmo Nation in the QC for Chocolat Show and festivities in St.
	Rock.
	Also on Saturday, Toronto, the No Agenda Peaceful Protest Super Spreader event, 5 o'clock.
	On Saturday, the tiny amygdala of Anchorage, Alaska, at Matanuska Brewing, Midtown Anchorage.
	The Nashville Noel Agenda at 6 o'clock, and that's party foul downtown, it sounds like fun.
	I like a pun.
	The Western New York Meetup, stay negative 7 o'clock on Saturday at Bucket Bar Odessa, if open at all.
	Cypress, California, flight 010 of the No Agenda, 3.33 p.m.
	Now, this was a changed venue.
	It's no longer in Garden Grove.
	They've moved it to Campus Billiards in Cypress, California.
	Now, that means 21 and older only, and Leo Bravo will be there to welcome you if you show up and make it.
	Looking ahead towards Christmas Eve, December 24th, the X-mas tangerine chugging protest in Lithuania.
	Now you're talking.
	If you're an expat stuck in Lithuania and do not want to spend your Christmas Eve alone, I propose a protest together with the rest of the No Agenda global slave community by eating tangerines and shaltina together, which is probably some Lithuanian thing that's disgusting.
	Do you know what this is?
	Shaltina?
	Shaltina?
	You ever heard of this?
	No, never heard of it.
	Hmm.
	S-H-A-L... Here we go.
	Shaltina.
	No?
	Yes, S-H-A-L-T-I-E-N-A. I don't know what that is.
	A-L? Well, you'll look it up.
	Then rounding out the rest of the month on December 27th, the very fine people meet up in Charlottesville, Virginia at the Trump Winery.
	Should be a hurt.
	It looks kind of like head cheese.
	Really?
	Okay.
	That's an aspect dish that looks like head cheese to me.
	Okay, that's great.
	Not attractive to a Western palace.
	I don't even want to hear about head cheese, really.
	It doesn't sound attractive.
	Um...
	Yes, and then we have the New Year's Small Amygdala Bash, 719 Colorado, on New Year's Eve, December 31st.
	These are the No Agenda protests.
	They are meetups in disguise.
	Make sure you go and check one out.
	You will love it.
	You'll have a good time.
	And if there isn't one near you, go set one up.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Drink it on hell to blame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Like a party.
	All right.
	Yeah, time to go.
	So, I have one last clip.
	Do you have something to play us out with?
	I think I've got two clips.
	I've got two clips that would work.
	All right, goody, goody, goody.
	Uh...
	I don't know which one to go.
	One's about air pollution killing a kid, and the other one is about terrorism is back.
	So I think we can start with the kid.
	Both uplifting.
	Yes, very uplifting.
	Shall we go with the dead kid first?
	The dead kid story is an uplifting thing to leave with.
	Now I want to preface this.
	This is a story that is a creation because they make it sound as though they kind of ignore the great London fog, I think it was in 1955, 1953, something like that, which literally killed a number of people, hundreds, I think.
	I have to look it up.
	But a lot of people, most of the air pollution laws around the world were written because of the London fog.
	The death fog.
	But no, no, no.
	The current air pollution, which as far as I can tell, is borderline non-existent compared to what it was, apparently just killed the kid and now they made a story out of it.
	I think this is just a prelude for some global climate change thing, but let's play the clip.
	Nine-year-old Ella Kissy Debra wanted to be a pilot and fly around the world.
	Instead, she left her mark on it.
	Today, a London coroner ruled Ella's death was caused in part by air pollution, a historic first.
	Air pollution is a pandemic.
	Her mother, Rosamund, spent seven years fighting for the designation.
	Hopefully, it means governments everywhere will do something for their citizens who are breathing filthy, dirty air.
	The oldest of three, Ella walked to school along one of London's most congested streets.
	Diagnosed with severe asthma at age six, after seizures and 27 trips to the hospital, she died at nine.
	I hope never again will any child suffer the way my daughter did.
	The World Health Organization estimates air pollution causes 7 million premature deaths a year.
	What do you think Ella would think of all of this?
	I think she would just smile at this.
	She would like the idea that she's helping other young people.
	For a child who left too soon.
	Well, this reminds me of that.
	Wait, let's do the jazzy one.
	You might not.
	Sucking in, son.
	You might die.
	Sucking in, son.
	So the kid was sick.
	The kid had all kinds of issues.
	Oh, man.
	You moved into some dry area, but no.
	This is the mind control.
	This is what they do to you.
	This is what they do.
	More coming, not less.
	More coming.
	Well, the good news, which I thought was good news, because Biden's coming in, they're getting it back to the old ways.
	Let's go back to four years ago.
	If no one's noticed this, during the last four years under Trump, terrorism has not been a story.
	There's been no real six-week cycle that's gotten any traction.
	We need to get back to the old days.
	Build back better.
	We need to get back to the old days, because terrorism was a lot of fun to deal with.
	And here's the terrorism is back, baby, clip off of NBC. The FBI says the plot came from Al-Shabaab, the Al-Qaeda offshoot in Africa that killed 72 people at a shopping mall in Kenya seven years ago.
	Investigators say the group was incensed by the Trump administration's decision to move the U.S. Embassy in Israel to Jerusalem and plotted to attack Americans in response, including a plan to hijack a commercial airplane and crash it into a U.S. skyscraper.
	Court documents say a Kenyan man, Cholo Abdi Abdullah, enrolled in a flight school in the Philippines three years ago and did research on how to hijack a plane, how to get a U.S. visa, and look for information about the tallest buildings here.
	Tipped off by U.S. intelligence agencies, Philippine police arrested him in July 2019 with intense coverage by local media.
	He was brought to the U.S. to face terrorism charges and appeared today in a New York City courtroom.
	The FBI says tonight it's a reminder that overseas terror groups remain committed to attacking Americans and are still obsessed with hijacking airplanes.
	Oh, this is fantastic.
	Back on track, baby.
	We are going back in time, which means we can roll out the old jingles.
	Al Shabaab, Al Shabaab Yeah, baby, Al-Shabaab is back on Broadway.
	Of all the things, Al-Shabaab, I am so sure that Al-Shabaab, an African terrorist group, really gave a crap about moving the embassy.
	I'm sure that's what it was all about.
	They're preoccupied with it over there in Kenya.
	They got nothing better to do.
	They moved the embassy.
	Oh my God, this is the most important thing in our lives.
	This bomb of an American building.
	Yeah, that makes nothing but sense.
	What is the general view of Milton Friedman?
	What is your view of Milton Friedman?
	Maybe a better question.
	Milton Friedman picked up that there's an economic cycle, and after each collapse of the economy, which happens, new theories need to be developed.
	That explain everything from the last collapse, which is never explained by the current economist, but is explained by some new guy that comes...
	It's not necessarily a new guy, but it's a guy who's been saying this for a while.
	And then he becomes a high prominence, and he developed the supply-side economics theories and became very important.
	And he's the one probably responsible for what was called voodoo economics by George Bush.
	But in fact, he was the leading economist until he died, pretty much.
	But his explanations for things probably won't explain what happens next.
	But somebody had to explain stagnation.
	And he's the one who did it.
	Stagnation or stagflation?
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Stagflation.
	Yeah, you're right.
	Good catch.
	But yeah, he explained that away and he had all these theses about how things really operate.
	And I really like him.
	Oh, good.
	Well, I have a clip from 1999 that I ran across that I thought you might enjoy.
	I think that the internet is going to be one of the major forces for reducing the role of government.
	The one thing that's missing but that will soon be developed is a reliable e-cash, a method whereby on the internet you can transfer funds from A to B without A knowing B or B knowing A. They're saying that all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	Yeah, baby.
	Friedman predicts the Bitcoin.
	He does.
	And I wish I had heard that before and I would have bought some Bitcoins at 25 cents.
	You can still get in, John.
	It's going to 400,000.
	In our lifetime.
	It probably will go to 250.
	I don't think it's good.
	Or it'll collapse.
	No, it's not going to collapse.
	Good.
	All the institutionals are getting and everybody wants a piece of the action.
	Nick the Rat coming up next on noagendastream.com.
	We appreciate the work that we got from our end of show remixers, Jesse Coy Nelson and Professor JJ with some original lyrics and a nice Christmassy vibe.
	And we will return with more Christmas cheer for you, like kids dying of pollution and...
	Vaccine side effects, all the good stuff on Sunday.
	So until then, coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the capital of the Drone Star State, Austin, Texas, FEMA Region No.
	6 on the governmental maps.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where I can look out and see the freeway filled with cars driving around when they're supposed to be at home.
	I don't get it.
	But it is what it is.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Sunday right here on No Agenda.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Until then, adios mofos!
	and such.
	How are you to keep it from us being able to be in a position where you can manipulate the machines, manipulate the records?
	The one way to do that is I think we should pass a federal law mandating that the same machines with paper trails be mandatory for every federal election.
	In a nutshell, we should be mandated that we have a paper ballot with a standardized machine.
	Dominion Voting Systems.
	Welcome to Machine! .
	Dominion CEO John Poulos testified that there was no vote flipping, no rank choice voting, and that the voting machines were not connected to the internet.
	There were no switched or deleted votes involving Dominion machines.
	If Pinocchio says, my nose grows now, he is either lying or not.
	There are no algorithms that enable fractional voting.
	If he is not lying, then his statement is either true or false.
	There are no evidence that voting machines were not corrupted to altivist elections.
	Therefore, either his nose does not grow now or his nose does grow now.
	Attorney Sidney Powell responded, saying that the votes are counted from the images Dominion creates of the ballots, not the ballots themselves.
	She said these images are a part of the fraud.
	The other two voting system companies used by Michigan, Hart Voting Systems and ES&S, declined to attend the hearing.
	We have put together the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics.
	The vaccine and it will do it publicly to inspire confidence to the people.
	McAminy said he is absolutely open to taking it.
	He will receive the vaccine as soon as his medical team determines it's best, but his priority is frontline workers, those in long-term care facilities, and he wants to make sure that the vulnerable kids access first.
	Music Shut down Christmas in a COVID time Can't walk your dogs out today Masks on if you please
	Grandma might sneeze Surveillance is here to stay Every PCR run cycles up to 45.
	Lab techs laugh while people die.
	Vaccine trials with indemnity.
	Safe and effective, said Fauci.
	You know the odds He's on his way They will inject you upward you on the train Everyone will now decide Wear a yellow star or stay inside Now Pfizer's
	offering a new vaccine To slaves as old as 92 Like the sheep say Many times, many ways Enjoy COVID lockdown Till June.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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