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	Oh, we're all gonna die.
	Oh, you're gonna get it.
	Oh, wear a mask.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's Thursday, January 14th, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media assassination episode 1312.
	This is No Agenda.
	Counting T-6 and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Boston, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	In the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where everybody's awaiting show 1313, the double lucky numbers, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Craig Vaughn and Buzzkill.
	In the morning.
	Yay.
	Let me start off by saying...
	Thank you to all producers, once again, past and present, for making this podcast possible with our value for value model.
	These are interesting times we live in.
	And if you were Ben Shapiro, you might have to watch what you say.
	Cumulus Media, which is home to several conservative talk radio hosts, is cracking down on shows that push election fraud conspiracies.
	The company memo tells hosts, quote, Can you imagine how tough this must be for Ben Shapiro now?
	Can you just imagine?
	Does he work for them?
	Yeah, he has a daily radio show.
	Yeah.
	I wonder what he has to say about this.
	Will he discuss it on his show?
	There's probably a little line in the memo that says, do not discuss this on the air.
	It wouldn't surprise me.
	That would be the typical way it's done?
	That would not surprise me.
	No, that's the way you do it, because you don't want to be blasted.
	This is like a lot of companies you do any business with.
	Terms of service includes non-disparagement.
	Yes, and there's a morality clause, all kinds of stuff like that.
	And man, the mainstream media, M5M, I expected it to be kind of bad, the going after Trumplicans.
	Yes, I said it because I'm hearing more and more.
	But the extent, man, I mean, the only thing they haven't hit yet is DNS. That's going to happen, too.
	I don't think they need to go that far.
	It'll be over by then.
	What will be over by then?
	This bickering.
	Hmm.
	Except for the fact that I'm going to give you kudos on this one because I thought it was bull crap.
	But it does turn out, especially my clips seem to confirm this, is that they may impeach...
	Impeach Trump, which they've done.
	The House snap impeachment.
	Yeah.
	By resolution, hold up your hands if you want to impeach Trump again.
	Yeah, we do.
	Wait, isn't it done?
	Isn't he impeached now?
	Yeah, he's impeached.
	Yeah.
	And so they sent it over to the Senate, which will reconvene on the 19th the day before he leaves.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	But they can still have the trial after he's gone.
	Oh, of course.
	I mean, the idea is to have him as close to dead as possible.
	I mean, have you seen, like, all the banks are saying they won't do business with him, but if you just look across the spectrum of deplatforming from modern life, Parler, I didn't know this, even their lawyers quit on them.
	I mean, it's pretty bizarre.
	It's so bad that Lots of world leaders are not, okay, lots of douchebags who are the heads of state around the world are coming out and saying, oh, this goes too far.
	And I know why.
	They're sitting there going, holy crap.
	I think that's pretty funny.
	Holy crap.
	These guys could do that to me and it could be the Biden crime family.
	Amazon is the worst.
	It's just getting rid of everything everywhere.
	I think Amazon's the only one making a major mistake.
	The rest of these guys are doing this kind of thing kind of routinely.
	Can I play a few clips of some people standing up for Trump?
	Okay, sure.
	Tom McClintock's the one that all the right-wing shows played this little speech.
	I have the second part of it that none of them played.
	But this is McClintock standing up for Trump during this...
	I'd say I'd call the kangaroo court I didn't like the President's speech on January 6th either.
	I thought he was wrong to assert that the Vice President in Congress can pick and choose which electoral votes to count.
	He was wrong to set such a confrontational tone in a politically tense situation.
	But what did he actually say?
	His exact words were, quote, I know that everyone here will soon be marching over to the Capitol building to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard.
	Unquote.
	That's impeachable?
	That's called freedom of speech.
	Now, he also threatened to oppose candidates in future elections.
	And by the way, that was directed at Republicans like me, who'd resolved to uphold the constitutional process and protect the Electoral College.
	Well, so what?
	That's called politics.
	If we impeached every politician who gave a fiery speech to a crowd of partisans, this Capitol would be deserted.
	That's what the President did.
	That is all he did.
	He specifically told the crowd to protest peacefully and patriotically.
	And the vast majority of them did.
	Yeah, no one knows this in at least half of the United States and probably the rest of the world.
	No one knows that.
	No one knows what actually happened.
	No.
	It's just a kangaroo court and the whole thing is rigged.
	And the media's all in and the whole ass ridiculous.
	But let's listen to the second part of this, which is the part nobody played in.
	I thought it was also good.
	But every movement has a lunatic fringe.
	Suppressing free speech is not the answer.
	Holding rioters accountable for their actions is the answer.
	And we are.
	And if we'd prosecuted BLM and Antifa rioters across the country with the same determination these last six months, this incident may not have happened at all.
	Now, short of declaring war, the power of impeachment is the most solemn and consequential act that Congress can take.
	To use it in this manner, in the heat of the moment, with no hearings, no due process, many members phoning in their votes after a hastily called debate, exactly one week before a new president is to take office, trivializes this power to the point of caricature.
	The Democrats have won everything in sight.
	The House, the Senate, and the presidency.
	In a republic, That calls for magnanimity by the victors.
	Only in a banana republic does it call for vengeance.
	Joe Biden's not even president yet, and already they're screwing up the audio.
	Oh, I've noticed this, but before you get to that, which is funny, we have our favorite congresspeople.
	Yes.
	I've got a new favorite.
	It's a little fireball woman named Lauren Boebert.
	Is this the blondie?
	No, no, she's a little brunette.
	And she goes up there and she's shaking her fist.
	And I just got a kick out of it.
	This is only a 15 second clip.
	This is rep.
	It's under rep, R.E.P. Because she throws in kind of a no agenda term.
	Rather than actually helping American people in this time, we start impeachments that further divide our country.
	I call bullcrap.
	I hear the Democrats demanding unity.
	Sadly, they are only unified in hate.
	Now, we'll know it's true if in the future she throws out a bogative.
	If she does, hey, this is a bogative bill.
	Bogative's tough.
	No, you know what I mean?
	We have reach, baby.
	Now, let's go back and forth for a second.
	A little setup.
	I was talking with Sir Gene the other day, and we're talking about chicks, as we do.
	And I said, and we were talking about how, I'm just telling you the conversation, how we got there is unimportant.
	And I said, you know, women have such an odd image of themselves.
	And, you know, a man can look at a woman and say, wow, baby, you look great.
	And the woman will look in the mirror and say, I look horrible, I look sad, I look this, I look that.
	And we concluded that really, truly, men see something different.
	And that women just had, I mean, we're not seeing the same thing.
	It's just not possible.
	And add on to that that we have testosterone, which chemically clouds our vision even more.
	So, for the half of the country that hates Trump, I guess we're just going to divide it like that.
	It seems to be about half.
	I cannot fault them.
	I cannot fault them because what they are seeing, what they are hearing, is so...
	It's become their reality.
	You can never convince anybody otherwise.
	Ever.
	And just listen to...
	I'll just pull two clips here.
	One from CNN. Just hear how...
	Everything is being presented.
	And this is really tough to sit and listen to MSNBC and CNN all day because, just so you know, COVID now has a bigger threat.
	Donald Trump is more deadly than COVID. There's nothing almost about COVID. It's all about Trump 24 hours a day.
	And here's an example from CNN. He was hard to reach.
	And you know why?
	Because it was live TV, said one close Trump advisor.
	If it's TiVo, he just hits pause and takes the calls.
	If it's live TV, he watches it.
	And he was just watching it all unfold.
	Watching an attack on democracy.
	Watching people hunt the halls of Congress for his loyal Vice President, Mike Pence, hoping to hang him.
	Watching people with zip ties search for Nancy Pelosi and others.
	What do you think the President was thinking while watching that?
	And not responding to send in National Guard or immediately addressing his followers, ordering them to stop?
	I mean, was he watching, hoping it would continue?
	Was he hoping the man he had just tweeted against, his own Vice President, would be killed?
	Was he hoping Nancy Pelosi would be?
	Was he hoping this would somehow usher in a new Trump era in America, and then Ivanka could take over after that, and then Donnie Jr.?
	Hard to imagine it's possible that the president could have hoped that this actually would result in him continuing on in power, or in some new form of power.
	But if he didn't want it to go on, then why didn't he act to stop it?
	Remember, his first video message immediately after the worst attack was him expressing his love for the attackers, calling them special people.
	It's very fine people, Anderson.
	I mean, that kind of messaging is powerful, man.
	It's powerful with the images, the riots in the background.
	ABC does a good job at it, too.
	Well, it's certainly not the first time that we have heard the president...
	Listen to this edit.
	Listen to the music ABC has put under this little 42-second clip.
	Well, it's certainly not the first time that we have heard the president not come out outright and condemn violence and condemn riots.
	In Charlottesville, when you had white supremacists marching, engaging in violence, the president said they were very fine people on both sides.
	And when it was his own supporters that gathered in Washington, D.C. to stand by him, when it was rioters storming into the United States Capitol, He called them very special people.
	He told them that he loved them and politely asked them to go home.
	I love the music edition.
	And then let's just do a little piece of MSNBC, Ari Melber.
	You may have seen something Wednesday that looks different today.
	You may have seen something today that you're going to understand better in the future.
	All I can tell you is that in these six days, the evidence we have, the independent reporting we have, The view you saw there, shot by the criminals inside their own conspiracy, shows the depths of this insurrection, which was not an accident or a fringe activity.
	It was the direct consequence of what Donald Trump had been doing for four years, trying to turn this country, your country, I'm not sure how it works.
	By the way, I'm going to keep that in mind.
	I didn't realize that that's what he was up to.
	Hey, keep that in mind, will you?
	I don't know what it is that makes us immune for that, but it's clearly we've either missed a piece of the programming or we got deprogrammed.
	You've probably always been this way.
	But I certainly, you know, 25 years ago, I probably would have been all in.
	Oh my gosh, what's going on?
	This is crazy.
	America's melting down.
	He's trying to kill everybody.
	We couldn't do a set of this without Chris Cuomo, of course.
	This impeachment is causing tremendous anger.
	I think it's causing tremendous danger to our country.
	If you read my speech, and many people have done it, and I've seen it both in the papers and in the media, on television, it's been analyzed, and people thought that what I said was totally appropriate.
	Who?
	Not you.
	Not me.
	The only people who thought it was appropriate were the members of that mob.
	Those would-be terrorists that responded to his words by attacking our democracy.
	Turns out that now, even die-hard retrumplicans are doubting their dedication.
	You just put that in there for that reason.
	I did.
	So, um...
	May I remind everybody with a supercut of how Democrats and the media, Democratic Party, specifically politicians, how they responded to the Black Lives Matter riots.
	Now, let's just remember.
	Ah, I'm glad you got this.
	The Ritrumplicans are being, I can't even say it, are being, saying, hey, wait a minute, Trump, he incited this, he's been doing it for four years, he told him to go do it, Go take your country back.
	He tried to have him overturn the election.
	Violence.
	Insurrection.
	Domestic terrorists.
	We only have to look back at the past year.
	I just don't even know why there aren't uprisings all over the country.
	Maybe there will be.
	People need to start taking to the streets.
	This is a dictator.
	You know, there needs to be unrest in the streets for as long as there's unrest in our lives.
	Enemies of the state.
	Show me where it says that protests are supposed to be polite and peaceful.
	Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless.
	When they go low, we kick them.
	How do you resist the temptation to run up and wring her neck?
	The biggest terror threat in this country is white men, most of them radicalized to the right.
	I thought he should have punched him in the face.
	I said, even if he lost, he insulted your wife.
	He came down the escalator and called Mexicans rapists and murders.
	He said, well, what do you think I should have done?
	I said, I think you should have punched him in the face and then gotten out of the race.
	You would have been a hero.
	I'd like to punch him in the face.
	I said if we were in high school, I'd take him behind the gym and beat the hell out of him.
	Punch some people in the face!
	When was the last time an actor assassinated a president?
	They're still going to have to go out and put a bullet in Donald Trump, and that's a fact.
	Look as his character is stabbed to death.
	Where is John Wilkes Booth when you need him?
	I have thought an awful lot about blowing up the White House.
	A Missouri state senator is under investigation by the Secret Service after saying she hopes President Trump is assassinated.
	I will go and take Trump out tonight.
	And if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd.
	and you push back on them and you tell them they're not welcome anymore, anywhere.
	And sadly, the domestic enemies to our voting system and our honoring our Constitution are right at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
	They're not going to stop before Election Day in November, and they're not going to stop after Election Day.
	And that should be, everyone should take note of that on both levels, that this isn't, they're not going to let up, and they should not.
	If you think we're rallying now, you ain't seen nothing yet.
	Hey.
	There was one left out of that.
	Oh, shoot.
	I heard it in a different supercut, which was Cuomo.
	Cuomo was in that one.
	Ah, but not the good, he has a lot of good bits, probably.
	Yeah, he had one going.
	This is the way democracy works.
	Riots and protests and mayhem and burning is the way it is.
	Get over it.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	This is the biggest group of phonies that I've...
	It's sickening to witness it, to be honest about it.
	Well, no, what's sickening is, you know, this is who they pretend to be.
	Wait up!
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	We're going to get a lot of freedom.
	But also, just looking at the deplatforming, the account freezing, all kinds of just being dropped from media life for sure, book deals, whatever stuff is happening.
	The Democratic Party appears to be taking out their opponents before they're in charge.
	You know, let's weaken them a little bit.
	Let's make sure they don't have a voice on the Twitter.
	The Parlor thing, the more I think about it, Apple's role in that specifically and Amazon's role, I mean, taking out a potential competitor...
	Because, you know, Apple is aligned with Twitter.
	The Twitter app has deep integration in the iPhone.
	I have Tim Cook.
	Oh, okay.
	I'm about to smash all my iPhones.
	I think we need to start this movement because Tim Cook...
	I didn't hear him speaking up about BLM or anything like that with people who...
	Well, he might be this morning.
	There's an interview coming out today.
	Ah, okay.
	So what do we have?
	I doubt it, though, because it's Gayle King that's interviewing him.
	Oh, yeah, sure.
	That'll work.
	She's hardcore, so let's listen to what she says.
	In an exclusive interview you will see only on CBS This Morning, we always like when that happens, we spoke with Apple CEO Tim Cook about the aftermath of the assault on the Capitol.
	Apple has removed the social media app Parler, which is popular with the far right, from its App Store.
	Tim Cook says the platform violated Apple's terms of service by not adequately monitoring posts that incite violence.
	We talked about the attack and asked him what he thinks needs to happen next.
	I think it's key that people be held accountable for it.
	This is not something that should skate.
	This is something that we've got to be very serious about and understand and that we need to move forward.
	Do you think the president, President Trump, should be held accountable for it when you said people should be held accountable?
	There's a whole discussion about that even as we sit here today.
	I think no one is above the law.
	I mean, that's a great thing about our country.
	We're a rule of law country.
	I think everyone that had a part in it needs to be held accountable.
	We're all told this as a little kid.
	There are consequences to your actions.
	But I don't know how we just let this go.
	I would agree.
	I don't think we should let it go.
	I think holding people accountable is important.
	And you can see more of our exclusive interview with Tim Cook tomorrow on CBS this morning.
	Listen, we should say, he didn't sit and say, you know, I want to talk to CBS about this.
	This was an interview that was scheduled because they have a big announcement that they want to announce tomorrow.
	It is not a new product.
	We should say it is not a new product.
	Don't get everybody excited.
	Exactly.
	It's so phony.
	Insincere.
	He needs to announce a new product.
	CES is underway, and everyone's doing their announcements, and he wants to do a big one.
	And it looks pretty calculated to me.
	Phony.
	That was the most shallow interview you could imagine.
	He's an iPhone-y.
	That's what he is.
	He's an iPhone-y.
	He is.
	He's an iPhone-y.
	Phony.
	Big, fat, phony.
	A lot of people were, as part of the terror campaign, to prove one side over the other, which they don't have to do.
	This is just all reinforcement.
	You can never convince one side of the other's visual because, as I explained, it's chemical.
	It's in your head.
	You can't unsee it the way they see it or the way you see it.
	Let's talk about how scary it was for the Congress, House of Representatives members who were there.
	So scary!
	It was really, really scary!
	And thank goodness, Eric Swalwell trots back out on the stage.
	Is it, because you'll be at the inauguration, you'll obviously be back in the Capitol again doing the nation's business later today, tomorrow morning.
	Is it true that you guys were even told, you know, remember bulletproof vests are reimbursable expenses?
	Yeah, he's so afraid now that he needs a bulletproof vest.
	We were sent an email last night that listed some of the reimbursable expenses for your office account to protect yourself.
	And just to not tip off these terrorists as to what we're doing, we are taking security measures and we've been advised as to how we can protect ourselves and our family.
	And this, Poppy, really is to just show ourselves and the world that we can carry this off.
	On January 20th, we're not going to be bullied or intimidated and not perform this transfer of power.
	That'd be hilarious.
	Everyone's wearing a bulletproof vest.
	10,000 National Guards.
	They have a language issue with the descriptions and it's been bothering me.
	A terrorist, by definition, is not the same as an insurgent at all.
	No.
	And they're not the same as a coup attempt, a person attempting a coup.
	But can you be...
	A terrorist is very specific.
	It's to terrorize the public.
	It's not to do anything else.
	It's just to terrorize them to make them for political...
	Can you be all three at once?
	You can't be an...
	Can you be a terrorist...
	You could be all three, but it seems to me that they're isolating these terms.
	If you're all three, you'd have to call it as such, I think.
	Terrorist insurgents?
	It's just nobody uses these terms interchangeably.
	But they are.
	They're using them interchangeably.
	And, well, but this is also part of our modern-day parlance.
	It doesn't matter what it is.
	I'll give you an example.
	We went from a positive test to cases to infectious oozing citizens!
	Yes, they do that.
	But in this case, that was a march toward a term.
	A march toward infections.
	There's no march toward anything with these three terms.
	There may be a fourth that I'm not remembering.
	They're just using them interchangeably for no good reason.
	And the other thing is, they know it's bull crap.
	These are not terrorists.
	They stayed within the lines.
	They didn't steal any of the paintings.
	They didn't spray paint the place.
	They're not insurgents.
	What were they going to accomplish?
	There wasn't a coup attempt.
	How are you going to do a coup attempt against the standing president who's behind it?
	Does this make any sense?
	Well, they don't really understand the definition of the terms.
	I don't think they care about it.
	I think they know it's all bogus.
	That's what I'm convinced of.
	Let's listen to some more.
	They're just using these terms.
	And Eric Swallowwell, which is what they're calling him now, is a doofus.
	Let's listen to another terrorized representative, Representative Torres.
	I was in the last group to be evacuated.
	We ran down the halls, stairs, near a mob that was being held on the ground at gunpoint.
	A shelter for four to five hours in a room that was packed shoulder to shoulder with people.
	Adding more trauma to the riot we had just survived were several Republican colleagues refusing to wear a mask.
	That was the scariest thing.
	They wouldn't wear a mask.
	You know, she sounds...
	I wish we could...
	This is impossible to get this clip, but she sounds like those two dingbat journalists from Cal that were rescued from North Korea.
	Yes!
	Ling-ling and ding-dong.
	Remember those two?
	Yeah, it's the same programming.
	This is traumatized programming, yes.
	And I think they've been traumatized.
	We've heard this voice before is the point I'm trying to make.
	Yeah.
	Well, because it's...
	Well, that's interesting.
	She sounds really traumatized, or maybe not.
	Now...
	So we've heard the very fine...
	She sounds as traumatized as that woman that was on the C-SPAN call, the Zoomer, who was all shook up, but she was sitting at home by her, you know, locked down.
	Yeah.
	But she had that same voice, that same traumatized sound.
	I would like to know how old that...
	What's the name of that congressman that gave that little...
	Her name is Torres, T-O-R-R-E-S. I don't know how old she is.
	And while you're looking that up, So we've heard the very fine people lie.
	Come back again in the news reports.
	So now is a nice time to start wrapping up our packages on President Trump.
	And let's remind everybody of the oh-so-accurate story of the president wanting a moat.
	Do you remember this story?
	Yeah, this reminds me of the gold toilet story, too.
	Yeah, but he was building border wall, and sources claimed that first he said, why can't we shoot him in the knees?
	Just shoot him in the knees.
	And he said, I want a moat with alligators.
	This is recounted in this 18-second clip.
	Over time, President Trump has demanded modifications that have been largely rejected.
	He wanted to paint it black to burn the hands of those who touched it.
	He wanted it adorned with deadly spikes.
	He even wanted to surround it with an alligator-filled moat.
	Just a little background on this wall.
	That was when he went down to Alamo, Texas to do a little speech at the wall.
	That's what the mainstream brought back for us.
	Thanks.
	Yeah.
	No accomplishment.
	A review of bullcrap.
	Yeah.
	Let's review our own bullcrap about Trump as if it's true.
	Yeah.
	That's the best.
	Circular.
	It's the way to go.
	Okay.
	Let me throw it to you, Jim.
	Okay.
	We've got a list of things he supposedly did.
	Okay.
	Getting worse by the minute.
	A couple of things.
	We've got to make sure Meghan McCain gets her word in.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, yes.
	Okay.
	I just think we need to treat the domestic terrorists the way we do actual terrorists.
	I think we need to consider all possibilities.
	I'm not against sending these people to Gitmo, and that may sound extreme.
	These are domestic terrorists who attacked our own republic.
	They should be treated the same way we treat al-Qaeda.
	Oh, my.
	Ha, ha, ha.
	Send them to Gitmo.
	I have no problem sending them to Gitmo.
	I'm on The View.
	My opinion matters.
	I have three clips from Chris Coombs off of PBS. Oh, yes.
	Chris Coombs.
	And he brought up a point that I don't think we've discussed, or it hasn't been even...
	I don't even think it's...
	And acknowledge that much.
	But it does explain a lot.
	This is a three-parter.
	Let's play part one and then he gets to the part.
	Part two is where he talks about what he calls repentance.
	And this is really an important concept because this is what this is all about.
	You are very familiar with your Republican colleagues.
	Do you think there's any chance that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would agree to that sort of special circumstances to speed up a trial in the Senate in just the next few days?
	You know, Judy, it seems unlikely.
	But one of the things that was most striking to me Wednesday night was after law enforcement regained control of the Capitol.
	And we all have to be grateful for the men and women of law enforcement, the special officers and agents who regained control of the Capitol under very tough circumstances.
	When we went back into the chamber, some of the strongest language about the importance of certifying this election came from Vice President Pence, Majority Leader McConnell, other senators I rarely agree with.
	Folks like Senators Cotton and Lee Toomey and others spoke very forcefully.
	They recognize how important it is for there to be truth telling to the American people, how important it is for President Trump's misled and misguided base to hear from Republican leaders that Joe Biden is the duly elected next president of the United States.
	But at this point, it appears it's more likely once the House impeaches, which it appears it will do, a trial would take place in the Senate after President Trump leaves office.
	It would be when Joe Biden would then be the president.
	How do you see that complicating then-President Biden's agenda?
	We just heard the reporting from Yamiche on splitting the time every day.
	But is that the way Joe Biden wants to begin his administration?
	Well, you know, President-elect Biden was in no small part elected because he ran on bringing our country together, on moving us forward past the divisive presidency of Donald Trump.
	And in this moment when the pandemic is raging out of control, we need the sort of leadership that Joe Biden can provide to our country.
	We have two pandemics.
	One, this COVID-19 public health crisis, but also a pandemic of division and distrust.
	How's that a pandemic?
	Does he know what the definition of a pandemic is?
	Yes, and I find it odd because we heard the pandemic in America was racism.
	I think we have a few clips even.
	We have three pandemics.
	Yes, we have a COVID, we have a divisiveness, and we have racism.
	A pandemic of racism.
	That's the virus.
	The point that he, I think, that got my attention and made me get these clips is what he has to say in part two.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	I lost my place.
	There we go.
	A number of my Republican colleagues have reached out to me saying that impeachment is the wrong path, that it won't bring reconciliation.
	And as I've said in other contexts, repentance is required before reconciliation.
	We need to hear and see some actions by President Trump or those folks in the other party We need to see them do an about-face and recognize the harm that was done on Wednesday and the actions that need to be taken to bring our country back together.
	Yeah, so to repent is the act of expressing extreme regret.
	Begging forgiveness.
	Yes, on your knees, begging for forgiveness, yes.
	So we need that first.
	And are they going to wait for that, or are they trying to force that?
	They're not going to dole out any forgiveness or any of the reconciliation, is the term he used.
	Yes.
	No reconciliation until there's repentance.
	Yes.
	Repentance!
	The last clip reiterates this.
	Well, do you see any indication that's going to happen?
	You had eight members of the Senate who objected to Joe Biden's electoral vote win, 138 members, Republicans in the House, a number, I believe that's correct.
	Do you expect any of them to express regret, to apologize, to try to change direction on where they stand right now?
	Judy, there were 13 senators originally prepared to challenge the certification.
	Roughly half of them changed their mind and changed their vote after they saw the tragedy of the storming of the Capitol.
	What I struggle with most is folks like leaders in the House, McCarthy and Scalise, folks in the Senate, Senators Hawley and Cruz, who are seasoned lawyers who both clerked for the Supreme Court, folks who I believe...
	And I think all of them should be publicly speaking about how they have repented of this action and they regret and want to move past the violence and divisiveness that resulted.
	Now, repenting, I'm going to read one of the definitions.
	The repentance called forth throughout the Bible is summoned to a personal, absolute, and ultimate, unconditional surrender.
	In this case, to God.
	But in that case, it would be to the Democrats.
	Right.
	It reduces sorrow and regret.
	It is more than that.
	Is there a difference?
	In repenting, one makes a...
	And this is what Judy says.
	She uses the word change of direction.
	It means a change of direction.
	180 degree turn in the Bible towards God, but in their case, it's towards the Democrats.
	It's towards them.
	You must repent.
	You must change your direction, flip around, and see the truth is the opposite of Trump.
	We are the truth.
	This is really sick.
	We are the truth.
	Well, I'm sure that some of the Democrats, Republicans too, but definitely Democrats, have godlike tendencies.
	Like they are the almighty rulers.
	Well, they consider it to be the case at the moment.
	So there's no reconciliation, none of this crap that Biden ran on, none of this stuff he ran on, until there's repentance.
	What is missing?
	And people have to realize how important that is.
	And this is going to be their excuse for not doing what Biden wants to do, which is to bring the country together, make us all one big happy family.
	That's not going to happen until there's repentance and That definition needs to be explored.
	Missing from all the reporting is any depth of investigation, or at least presenting it, why, as they keep saying, 74, it moves around, 74, 75 million Americans are pissed off.
	You're just supposed to think, well, because they were hypnotized by Trump and now they're sad that their leader is gone.
	But even if you think that way, that's not sufficient to govern a country.
	You have to say, okay, so what do we do for these people who are...
	I've never heard anyone say that.
	It's just, you guys suck, you're all Trumpers, and you don't have the truth.
	And until you're a guy...
	Repent.
	You ain't getting nothing.
	You're just going to be treated the same as we treat Him.
	That's the message.
	Yeah, that's totally the message.
	They had a couple...
	The foreign press was all over this, Deutsche Welle being the worst of the group, because they're a Chinese front organization, from all I can tell.
	They had a couple of analysts on, and both of them were Trump haters, and they're trying to analyze this with two Trump haters.
	I just didn't get that.
	Here's a...
	Just look at this one.
	This will be the...
	Election prep one, Deutsche Welle.
	Worry is that pro-Trump supporters will try to disrupt the ceremonies, but police wants to be better prepared this time.
	The city is in a state of emergency.
	Buses with National Guard troops arrive around the clock.
	Okay, you can kill that clip.
	That's about caring for the election.
	Can I just say something about that?
	Yeah.
	All of this noise and reports and FBI intelligence that there's going to be armed protests in all 50 states.
	If I ever saw something getting set up for, well, let's just call it a false flag, for something to happen with a specific outcome and reason, it's this.
	Have you seen some of the so-called flyers?
	I mean, they didn't even bother taking the Antifa template out of it.
	It's so obvious, not like a MAGA thing.
	It's just, they're playing high stakes here.
	Well, good luck with that.
	We'll see how that goes.
	The clip I wanted to play is GOP analysis.
	This is typical of what you'd hear if you watched Deutsche Welle, actually for the last four years.
	Well, the history being made in the Capitol today, it's about the president, yes, but it's also about the existential crisis of the Republican Party.
	Will the GOP survive after Donald Trump's history?
	Well, we have two guests tonight, two political insiders to talk about that.
	I'm happy to welcome Reid Galen.
	He is with the Lincoln Project.
	That is a group of Republicans who joined forces during the presidential campaign against the re-election of Donald Trump.
	Reid joins us tonight from Park City, Utah, and from Washington, D.C. I'm happy to welcome Atiba Madun.
	He is a political analyst, author, and former deputy executive director of the National Black Caucus of State Legislators.
	Gentlemen, it's good to have you on the program.
	I want us to start with the impeachment vote.
	We understand maybe six House Republicans plan to vote to impeach.
	There were no Republicans in the first impeachment vote last year.
	Reed, let me ask you, does this portend well for the GOP moving forward, or is this bad that you've only got six who are willing to vote for impeachment?
	I think it unfortunately does not surprise me.
	I think that what we're seeing here is that the Trumpist wing of the Republican Party has ascended.
	It has the energy.
	It has a lot of funding.
	And the establishment, unfortunately for them, spent so long saying so little or collaborating with this president.
	That although I'm very happy to see that six Republicans did stand up, I think it's indicative of the fact that many Republicans do not want to cross Donald Trump, even as he's on his way out the door, even as he faces impeachment, and even as he incited a riot and insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
	So I don't think it portends well at all for the party.
	That's pretty much what the other guy says, too.
	And that message is the same around the world.
	As we know...
	European press wakes up.
	Actually, they're at work.
	They just have to wait a few hours.
	Here's the early 5 a.m.
	New York Times.
	Let's just copy and paste it.
	Translate.
	Use Google Translate.
	It's even better.
	It's copy and paste.
	I have another one.
	This is the impeachment rundown of France 24, a few countries away.
	Donald Trump has become the first U.S. president to be impeached twice, with ten Republican lawmakers joining the Democrats in the House of Representatives in backing the move.
	The decision made exactly a week after a pro-Trump mob stormed Congress as it was confirming Joe Biden's electoral victory.
	The violent assault on the heart of U.S. democracy led to the deaths of five people, including a police officer.
	For more details, here's Katavan Gojistani, France 34's Washington correspondent.
	Well, it means that indeed there is some bipartisan support for this impeachment process, much more than there was last time around.
	And so you saw these 10 Republicans breaking ranks and siding with the Democrats, including the number three Republican in the House, Liz Cheney.
	And going forward, we're going to have to see if that holds true also in the Senate.
	And you have some early indication that there is a possibility that we're going to see several Republican senators vote to convict Donald Trump after that Senate trial.
	The Senate majority leader, the current still sitting majority leader, Mitch McConnell, said that while he's not going to bring back the Senate in session before it is supposed to come back to Washington on January 19th, he is leaving the door open by saying that he doesn't he is leaving the door open by saying that he doesn't know yet where he'll fall on his vote on this impeachment
	He has also, according to several U.S. media reports, said that he will not be Whipping those votes, those Republican votes, leaving Republican senators to vote their conscience.
	We are expecting maybe a few Republicans to break ranks.
	Whether there will be enough Republicans joining Democrats to convict the president, that is a whole other question.
	What we know for sure is that Donald Trump will already be out of office once that Senate trial begins.
	But the Democrats are intent on going forward with it, because if there is a vote to convict Donald Trump, even if he's out of office, that could lead to another vote, this time with just a simple majority, which could ban the president from ever running for office again.
	And that would be the point.
	And that would be what you said weeks ago, and I think that would be the point, but they're not going to get that far.
	And I want to clear up a couple of things.
	The reports over the last few days about Mitch McConnell thinks it's great.
	You know, he should be in peace.
	Yeah, you put this in the newsletter.
	newsletter that was good it was bull crap what mcconnell was saying was he what he kind of welcomed it but he i i believe he welcomed it for leverage in 2022 so they can hammer the democrats with it uh because they're not going to get this done it looks as though six democrats from or i'm sorry six republicans might vote for impeachment in the senate and
	They need 17 people to bail on the party and vote.
	They need 17 for this to go through.
	They're not going to get 17.
	They're going to get about 7.
	And again, I think McConnell's kind of let the floodgates open because the idea is to expose these people.
	Yes, it's all part of the plan.
	I think it is.
	Trust the plan.
	You walk right into it.
	Now I've got to pick it up.
	Well, let me just finish with the numbers.
	So you need 17 of the Republicans to join sides with the Democrats to get this impeachment to go through so they can have that second vote to condemn him so he can't run again.
	They're not going to get 17.
	They're going to get about 7 or 8, and it's the usual suspects.
	Romney, right at the top of the list.
	That guy, what a great Republican he is.
	And Ben Sass will be another one.
	And they always have Murkowski, and they always list Murkowski and that woman from...
	Maine, I think.
	Collins.
	Yeah, Collins.
	And they're always listed at the beginning, but they never follow through.
	They probably won't vote that way.
	It's just going to be a fiasco.
	It's a waste of time.
	And the whole thing is just going down the tubes for them, it seems to me.
	And it's just a setup.
	But I could be wrong.
	I could be talking to 10,000.
	Now you are.
	You are.
	And something happened yesterday, an event that I'm so happy took place because it will give you My colleague, John C. Dvorak, insight into what I have been listening to since months before the election from multiple people, really three who have just always given me good insights and information, and they are intelligence community-linked.
	This is not about the theory itself, although there's a little bit of it.
	Just two quick clips, under a minute.
	And I'll just tell you right now, there's going to be a coup, and Donald Trump will be inaugurated president, and they're going to arrest all of these people.
	Now, that's just in a very short order, that is what is happening.
	And part of this coup that has been set up includes pushing everything, and without a doubt, what we've seen is a very good exposure.
	They've done a great job of doing it to themselves.
	Exposing the pharmaceuticals, the media has completely fallen flat, and many, many politicians and other douchebags galore.
	We've kind of all seen, everyone's shown their color by now.
	So Steve Pachanik, Steve, hold on, I know, I'm not, just open your mind, this is not about what may or may not happen, I want you to hear what I have been hearing, For months, and the veracity, because that's why I kept saying, look, I don't see any of this stuff happening.
	I've seen no cracking.
	I've seen no thousands of sealed indictments.
	I am certainly disappointed in all of that, because these people would talk to me in the following manner.
	And this is what happened yesterday.
	Steve Pachenik went on Infowars and laid down this plan as to what is going to happen.
	It was too crazy for Alex Jones, John.
	It was too crazy for Alex Jones.
	So this is newsworthy what is taking place.
	Listen to this.
	We're talking about past years.
	We're not talking about past weeks.
	We're talking about the next few days and where we are right now.
	Now, I know you are not informed, and I'm telling you this.
	Either one of us is wrong, but I'm not wrong.
	Well, let me say this.
	I mean, you can certainly get people thinking they're upside down when they're standing straight.
	I mean, you were the only guy that got the Camp David Accord through.
	Nobody thought it would happen.
	I mean, you've definitely done some psychological operations.
	But I'm just telling you, in seven days, Pacinic, tell us who's going to be the president and what's about to happen.
	Seven days.
	Let me repeat it again, Jones.
	It's going to be Trump.
	It will not be Biden.
	Biden's people will be arrested.
	There will be people who will be arrested.
	Pelosi, Biden, Truman.
	That's what's going to happen.
	And if I'm wrong, fine.
	Don't put me on your show.
	If I'm right, what else are you going to do?
	Matt, the point of fact is either you want to believe me or not.
	I don't particularly care what most people say or don't say.
	Now, Steve Pachanek is either completely right, or this is some version of implosion and self-harm that I've never witnessed before.
	Is it possible that it's a COINTELPRO operation run aimed targeting him?
	Targeting Pchenik.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, because that would...
	Well, yes, that is a third option.
	So it's either A, true, B, some weird psychological self-implosion and self-harm mission, or to take him out for once and for all.
	One more clip, same lengths, very short, of what is going to happen.
	And I've never heard Pchenik say, Jones, I've never heard him say that.
	Yeah, I know.
	I heard that, too.
	He said...
	It's like we're talking, we're arguing about something, which we do, and then I all of a sudden say curry.
	That would be weird.
	I mean, we've had a number of arguments on this show, but I've never done that.
	And I've never said Dvorak.
	Hey, Dvorak.
	Dvorak, no.
	And we argue.
	I think we should do that.
	Now that I think about it, yeah, it's a good idea.
	Like, you saw the Q guys going to the Capitol with zip ties.
	They thought they were in a secret mission to arrest people.
	Alex, quiet down a bit.
	You've never been in a military crew.
	Another thing I'm going to try on you.
	Dvorak!
	Dvorak!
	Quiet down a little bit.
	Oh, you've done that.
	I don't think I've said it like that.
	I've certainly never combined the two.
	Dvorak!
	Dvorak!
	Quiet now.
	Never been in a military coup.
	You do not understand what that means.
	You do not understand how quickly we work and how long we've been preparing for this.
	When I told you months ago that we were involved in this and we were taking over all the elements of the political system because we could not trust the Mitt Romney's, the governors, the senators, the judges.
	You're talking about when I said to you years ago, and you still don't remember, John Roberts, the Supreme Court justice, has been indicted.
	He was corrupt at the time that he made the Obama case into a tax.
	He then went to Malta.
	He was paid off.
	He will be arrested.
	You're talking about Obama's people where I said repeatedly he was a CIA operative.
	There was nothing about him that was real.
	So...
	Yeah, I think you nailed it.
	This was a great one.
	I would have loved to have seen that.
	Oh, my goodness.
	And it's 45 minutes.
	I would watch the whole thing.
	Yeah, you should.
	Because of its entertainment value.
	It was some of the most riveting video I've ever watched.
	And you picked up on it immediately.
	Pchenik was in Alex Jones' face.
	And I'm like, wow, because that's what I've been hearing, not just from him, from others.
	That veracity, like, this is really happening, Curry.
	It's really happening, Curry.
	Now, I want to play something similar.
	I'm not the same, but this is interesting, too.
	This is from Jeff Rents' podcast.
	Uh-huh, yeah, he's up there.
	And it's just, which is a well-known right-wing truth podcast, truther podcast.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Just for the term's sake, we accuse people of using terms incorrectly.
	Does he only talk about 9-11?
	No, no, they don't.
	It's just a general...
	It's like...
	It's like our show if we were big gas bags.
	Okay.
	All right.
	There's a lot of those shows out there, if you haven't noticed.
	They don't have clips.
	They don't have background.
	They don't have the right stories.
	They say, I think a lot.
	Sir, I think a lot.
	They say that a lot, yeah.
	I think, I think, yeah.
	But there's a little gem in here.
	I don't know if you can pick it up, but as soon as I heard it, I said, oh, oh.
	And it has a little bit to do with what you just played.
	But it's just however you look at it, it's...
	Trump is guilty of creating incredible false hopes in people.
	Oh, he's played us like yo-yos for four years.
	Terrible.
	But people are...
	It's like the people...
	Not to that degree, but there are reasons why people give money to unbelievably phony televangelists like Jim and Tammy Baker, Jimmy Swaggart, people like that.
	Okay.
	Now, what was in there was...
	This is part of the stages of grief.
	And it's the anger, and it's the...
	By the fact that Trump...
	And if you go and start making...
	You can make a laundry list.
	Anyone can.
	Trump promised the wall was going to be built by Mexico.
	He's going to do this.
	How about drain the swamp?
	That was the one.
	Drain the swamp.
	Drain the swamp and the...
	All the Q stuff which seemed to be working with, which I think was creating a lot of false hope.
	The Joe DeGenevas out there with their 10,000 sealed indictments coming on over and over and over again.
	Bill Barr was going to come in to do something.
	Jeff Sessions when he first quit in.
	Durham, Durham, Durham.
	Durham.
	Yeah, the Durham.
	All these things were brought in by the truckload.
	You know, Trump did this and he did that.
	And all you got was a bunch of books written about Trump being a douchebag.
	And it's just a whole...
	There was nothing...
	I mean, the stuff that he accomplished, I think, was major.
	And I wrote it up in one of those Substack columns about Trump in 2020, which includes...
	And I think this is not trivial.
	He did make us aware of the immigration problem, and nobody was talking about it until he showed up.
	And he made us more than aware of the China.
	The China thing is the big deal.
	And it's a bigger deal than anyone thinks, and no one can ignore it forevermore.
	And everything else, and he also propped up the economy pretty well.
	Which was pulled out from under him by COVID, which was not mishandled the way Biden thinks, but it was just mishandled.
	But it's got nothing to do with Trump.
	So he accomplished the major, major things, and it changed the way that Republicans think about things.
	But it was a lot of false promises, and I think the Rents guys, Rents and his buddy David, I can't remember his name, they were saying it was four years of, you know, yeah, 10,000 sealed indictments.
	We talked about it ourselves.
	There's one more piece that is not told that widely that I just want to share, because it's going to be the last time I can ever do this.
	I mean, once all of this doesn't happen, then...
	You know, there's my career in the toilet.
	You know, I'm going to go back to legislation because I can't rely on any contacts I've built up.
	But the second piece of this...
	This is, by the way, the same thing with the producers who send us bad material.
	It happens.
	Yeah, it happens.
	So the second part is about China.
	And so I'm just telling you the story because I have it memorized.
	It's easy.
	I've heard it enough times.
	So, China is going to be blamed for a lot of the problems, from the coronavirus to the Biden crime family.
	And because it is a military coup, what I've heard, is there will be certain strikes on China, which Pchenik is, again, just telling you what I heard, is advising against.
	But check this.
	It would be the target would be the Three Rivers Dam for two reasons.
	One, for the nuclear weapons development that is taking place underneath the Three Rivers Dam in the secret caves.
	And the testing on Uyghurs is also taking place there.
	But the best thing is the attack will be rods from God, which are telephone pole tungsten, telephone pole sized tungsten rods that they shoot from space.
	And they have no warhead, but they hit with such veracity and they're so hot from from reentering the atmosphere that they they do a lot of damage, but no nuclear fallout.
	etc.
	The rods from God are coming.
	Wow.
	It's good, isn't it?
	This is good stuff.
	I know, I know.
	Yes, the Rounds from God has been talked about for a long time.
	Yeah, it's just a science fiction idea that can be, it would work.
	Somebody else would say you could send a refrigerator down and pretty much do the same damage.
	Yeah, but it's not as cool.
	Here's a fridge.
	Rods from God has a better sound and look than a fridge.
	I'm going to kill you, CCP, with a fridge!
	Yeah.
	Well, I don't know what this guy's going to be...
	I know.
	I know.
	I don't know.
	I mean, I feel bad about this because Pachenik's always had good material.
	You can't say it's not.
	In hindsight, it's still good.
	It's still good material.
	Well, it's still good material, but now it's just pure science fiction.
	Yeah.
	But I am just mentally preparing for the case in case it's true.
	That's all.
	I have to tell my wife, she's like, you're hanging on by your fingernails.
	I said, no, I'm not.
	I'm really not.
	I'm really okay.
	Shut up, you.
	Shut up, Dvorak.
	Shut up, Dvorak.
	I probably have said that.
	For which I repent.
	Yeah, you're going to have to repent.
	I'm going to have to repent on a lot.
	But we'll wait until after Biden in an empty stadium goes up and takes the oath of office.
	And now they're saying they don't want, you know, one of the reasons they're blocking everybody is because they don't want him being booed.
	I don't know if you've heard that one.
	No, no, no.
	I thought they were doing it virtual no matter what.
	They don't want to have anybody there because they don't want to hear a bunch of people booing him.
	I still think my prediction that we'll have two inaugurations could possibly happen.
	That's just how nutty it is.
	Yeah, it could happen.
	They did have two.
	I mean, you can say that it's not a new idea because they did that with Obama and the second Obama.
	That's right.
	They had a second sweeping in.
	They're swearing two Bidens, for all we know.
	If the guy gets real lively, you'll know the reason why.
	Who's the crackpot now?
	I'm just throwing it out there.
	But here's the playlist.
	This is a PBS analyst with some assumptions about Trump and the future.
	Cynthia Miller-Indris, help me understand the conversation that has been had around the president's rhetoric.
	We saw Twitter and Facebook have taken down specific, you know, the president's ability to use those platforms, arguing that he himself was inciting violence.
	How true do you think that is?
	Do you, as many have, lay some of the responsibility for Wednesday at the feet of the president?
	I do.
	I think that not just the incitement of violence in this particular case, but I think what we have seen for several years now has been a mainstreaming and a normalization of extremist ideas.
	And and a lot of dog whistle kinds of calls like the stand back, stand by statement that even if the intent isn't there, it's received the way it's received.
	The impact, it has a lot of danger attached to it in terms of the far right mobilizing online and feeling like they've been legitimated.
	And so what we're seeing now is the very people, not just the president, but other elected officials, the very people who are supposed to be trusted sources of information, helping to create and propagate a disinformation landscape that says this election is invalid, that there's been mass voter helping to create and propagate a disinformation landscape that says this election is invalid, that there's been mass Well, that last bit is is really in a nutshell the belief that there is that.
	That because of their hacking of the media, they've been able to propagate these lies, even though it seems highly unlikely.
	But just in case, let's freeze everybody's account, and let's knock them off, and let's make sure we put the fear of God into anybody trying to spread this message.
	The...
	That's the way the show started with that.
	It was your first anecdote about poor Ben Shapiro.
	Yeah.
	So listen to this.
	The National Association of Realtors have now changed their bylaws to condemn hate speech by any of their 1.4 million members.
	And they are going to do pamphlets and materials that will be handed out through real estate.
	I guess they're going to do an awareness campaign with a special number to call if you are, for instance, house shopping and you think that your realtor used some hate speech about something.
	Then you can go and think on them.
	Oh, the fink line!
	And just imagine, a realtor has to talk about locations, gentrification, neighborhoods.
	It's real easy in today's world to say something that could sound racist!
	Well, here's the real level here.
	A realtor is a salesperson.
	Salespeople say what they have to say to get the sale.
	That's what they do.
	I can't believe he said master bedroom.
	Yeah!
	You just nailed it.
	Yeah!
	Yeah, you can think on this real estate guy saying, well, here's the master bedroom where you use the wrong pronoun.
	Oh, my goodness.
	He's in her bathroom.
	Jack and Jill.
	Oh, my!
	It's going to come down to that.
	No, it's coming down to that.
	It's going to be great.
	It's lovely.
	It's going to be so much fun.
	A couple more.
	Well, let me get a couple more.
	Here's Taylor Greene.
	Now, this is a Newsmax.
	Yeah, my favorite channel.
	Which is like the amateur hour.
	Remember, they fell apart.
	They fell apart during the Capitol kerfuffle.
	They didn't know what they were doing.
	They fell apart.
	Well, here's something where they're at least trying to resolve something or other with this interview with the Taylor Greene.
	On behalf of the American people, we have to make sure that our leaders are held accountable.
	We cannot have a president of the United States that is willing to abuse the power of the office of the presidency and be easily bought off by foreign governments, Chinese energy companies, Ukrainian energy companies.
	So on January 21st, I will be filing articles of impeachment on Joe Biden.
	Wow.
	Articles of impeachment on Joe Biden on his first full day as president.
	I'm looking at Hunter Biden right now.
	So we're talking about Joe.
	Obviously, we know Hunter's got issues as well.
	How is that going to work?
	You are a freshman.
	You're in the minority.
	What will happen next?
	Is this symbolic or can you really do something about this?
	Well, like I said, I'm a big believer in having people in office that are actually willing to do the job.
	And I can't imagine people in this country...
	Being so fearful of the future of a Biden presidency that they may be willing to commit violence like they did in the Capitol here in Washington, D.C. We cannot have that.
	I do not condone that violence.
	The American people need hope.
	You know, it's interesting.
	A producer sent me a clip.
	It was 39 seconds, but it had that pertinent bit in there about Biden's Uh, impeachment filing on the 21st.
	And I couldn't play it.
	Because the producer just sent me this.
	There's no...
	I don't know who it was.
	I have no idea who it was.
	I didn't know the source.
	Eh, bad.
	I'm saying it's if people know they can do better.
	I'm sorry.
	It's one of these young women.
	I had one earlier in the show, Lauren.
	Yeah.
	That young Republican women that, you know...
	And they made a big fuss when a couple of...
	A couple of rounds ago when the Democrats put all these women in and the Republicans can't get any women.
	It's okay.
	We'll get some women.
	Let's put these gals in.
	Let's see what they do.
	They're kick-ass.
	Don't give a shit.
	They're just in there and they're going to be really nasty.
	These are all American women.
	You're right.
	Yeah, these are the tough chicks.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	And that's when you played the other one earlier.
	I thought you were referring to her.
	Because I knew it was from Congress.
	But yeah, they are definitely, they are tough.
	I like it.
	More tough women.
	Yeah, they say bullcrap.
	Oh, that's why you're all jitty for her.
	I'm jacked up.
	You are.
	You are.
	Here's a little list, by the way.
	Here's a little list.
	I forgot this clip.
	I should have played it earlier.
	This is the 23-second election business backlash on PBS. Marriott, Dow, and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, among others, announced they would halt donations to any lawmaker who voted against certifying the Electoral College results.
	Ford and Microsoft will suspend all political donations until they review the events of last week.
	And the payment company, Stripe, said it will no longer process payments for the president's campaign website.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, but this is part of the cancel.
	One of the Republicans, his insurance company dropped him.
	I mean...
	Oh, I didn't know that.
	These people need to be put on a list.
	But here's my question.
	Here's my question.
	How is this okay, but refusing to bake a cake for a gay wedding is not okay?
	Yeah.
	No, that's the question people ask.
	It's all ideology.
	I mean, it's...
	Yeah, I think you can say it's ideology.
	You can look at it and say it's hate, but it seems to be ideology, just different views of opinion.
	But for that reason, you're not going to insure someone.
	The airlines are already saying, you know...
	They need to be put...
	What's the name of an operation that Kidd put together where it's just a list of people that should be, you know...
	Schindler's List.
	There should be, somebody should put together the same, get back to work.
	Let's just, you know, they're saying, well, these guys are lazy Republicans.
	Let's put the list together of tar and target companies that are doing this and don't do business with it.
	Half the country, there's a lot of people that voted for Trump and there's a lot of people that don't, a lot of people that didn't vote for Trump that don't like this.
	Yes, and I think we will see.
	The issue right now is it's a little bit in flux since there's no way to start a viral campaign.
	Viral campaigns are squashed immediately.
	So there needs to be some code.
	There needs to be a way to say, hey, smash your iPhone.
	And that's just because Tim Cook's iPhone-y.
	That's just my personal beef.
	But Amazon, don't order from Amazon.
	Amazon.
	There's all kinds of...
	You can just go online and see how many companies of virtue signaled about this.
	And in the infamous words of Magic Johnson, Republicans buy Nikes, too.
	Yes, I think that's a great quote.
	And I should mention the one virtue signaling trick that was, if you listen to that story closely, at the very end they mentioned Ford and Microsoft.
	They're just going to stop political donations until they research this more.
	That is just virtue signaling nonsense, but I thought it was creative.
	They got their name in?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	That's how you want to do it.
	You want it.
	They got their name in, but you can't say, well, I'm not going to buy a fork because they're not going after Trump or anything.
	They're just going to look into it, which makes them look reasonable.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	It's ridiculous.
	No?
	I do have one last clip in this whole thing.
	This is a short clip, another 23-second clip.
	This is Yamiche.
	Yeah.
	I've noticed when Yamiche comes on MSNBC, this is probably from PBS, She's gotten real loose, and I think she's going a little bit beyond her journalistic endeavors and how she speaks about things.
	I think she's fishing, because I think she's a short-term writer.
	She shouldn't be on PBS. She's trying to hip it up a bit.
	Her agent called.
	Listen to Yamiche.
	Yamiche, baby, how you doing?
	Listen, it's Javi.
	Listen!
	Okay, you know, the PBS, you know, they're not really for you.
	You're hip, you're young.
	It's like moving a little bit with the MSNBC crowd.
	Come on.
	You know, just smooth up a little bit to Rachel.
	There was a PBS, it's on PBS, Frontline.
	Frontline, which is always an entertaining reporting.
	And Frontline did a special on Alex Jones.
	Oh, this was Megyn Kelly, you mean?
	Or it's a new one?
	No, this is a pretty old one.
	I don't know if she was on this that much, but Yamiche was.
	Oh, yeah.
	And Yamiche was...
	And it was a hit piece against Alex Jones and how he rose and fall.
	He got it full of himself, and then they kicked him off everything.
	But it's a very entertaining piece to watch.
	And Yamiche is on there.
	She crops up.
	I think she ruined the piece completely.
	She was on it a couple of times.
	And she's going on about, a lot of this had to do with Alex Jones and the way he exploited 9-11 and some of the other, and he took credit for the truther movement and some of these other things.
	She comes on and starts yakking about 9-11 as if she was either there or some knowledge of it.
	She found the passport.
	She was talking about one thing about 9-11.
	So I looked into her age.
	She was in the 8th grade when 9-11 happened.
	And so she's talking like she knows about 9-11 from what?
	She was in the 8th grade?
	In Manhattan?
	I mean, it was bull crap that they put her on there.
	And I think they ruined the whole...
	I think their credibility took a hit, personally.
	Because I was very skeptical after that, whether the report was even any good.
	But they did have a lot of good stuff in there.
	But Yamiche, here's Yamiche.
	I want you to try to do the math on what Yamiche's have to say about how they're going to handle this impeachment.
	President Biden wants to see President Trump held accountable, but he doesn't want to see his legislative agenda derailed.
	So there are talks now that President-elect Biden has said he's talking to members of Congress to try to bifurcate the impeachment process so that half a day would be spent on impeachment, half a day spent on confirming his cabinet secretaries, and time spent on trying to pass that COVID relief bill that Joe Biden wants to pass as soon as he gets into office.
	That was definitely her PBS voice.
	Now, yes.
	So you have a half, and a half, and what?
	Another half.
	There's another half?
	How many halves are there in the day?
	Ah, Yamiche.
	Now, I will say something about her age.
	You know, I've been very busy with Podcasting 2.0 and we're figuring out how to do a version of Value for Value where you're receiving MP3 and you're listening to it and simultaneously you're sending back little bits of money in the form of Satoshi's, which is a small pieces of Bitcoin.
	So I've been working with a lot of the people in the Bitcoin, here it comes, community.
	And as it turns out, Austin is somehow kind of a mini crypto capital.
	We have a lot of Bitcoin-related companies here.
	I had no idea, but I kind of fall into it.
	Now, here's what is interesting to me.
	Pretty much everybody is a millennial, and it's male.
	I have yet to meet a woman, I think, in any of these meetups or anything.
	And they're between 26 and, you know, like 30 years old.
	And Sir Gene calls them children with beards.
	And they're all good-looking.
	They're well-dressed, whatever their vibe is.
	But to a T, here's why they're doing this.
	I just thought this was interesting.
	They feel they have been so cheated.
	They were born, and it was during the Gulf War.
	And then we had 9-11.
	And then we invaded the wrong country.
	And then we had the Great Depression.
	And now we have the Rona.
	And they are all so removed.
	And they're not political at all.
	Don't give a shit.
	One way or the other, who's the president?
	They believe Bitcoin is God and it will save them because saving little bits of Bitcoin will increase in value over time.
	And it was just eye-opening to me and gave me a much better understanding because they're on a mission.
	And it's real.
	It's a real mission.
	And because they're on a mission, I think it's going to be stopped every single way possible, such as the European Central Bank, where Fifi Lagarde now reigns the roost.
	It is a speculative asset by any account.
	I mean, when you look at the most recent developments upward and now the most recent downward trend, for those who had assumed that it might turn into a currency, I'm terribly sorry, but this is an asset and it's a highly speculative asset.
	Which has conducted some funny business and some interesting and totally reprehensible money laundering activity.
	I think that there are criminal investigations that have taken place that I'm sure will continue to take place that demonstrate it very clearly.
	And there has to be regulations and this has to be applied and agreed upon.
	It's a matter that needs to be agreed at a global level because, you know, if there is an escape, that escape will be used.
	So I think it needs to be, if anything, it shows that global cooperation, multilateral action is absolutely needed, whether it's initiated by the G7, moved into the G20 and then enlarged, but it's something that needs to be addressed.
	And FATAP is clearly an organization that has expanded in that respect.
	I think they're definitely going to shut down all kinds of ways for turning your euros into Bitcoin or the other way around.
	And I feel bad.
	I feel bad for these young people because they really, truly believe there's only two ways forward.
	One is the Bitcoin life.
	The other one is exemplified by the most recent Experian Boost commercial.
	Now, Experian is a credit company.
	They have very much like Credit Karma.
	They have a credit rating.
	So you sign up for the app and your credit rating will determine how much credit they will give you and they will offer you financial products.
	So instead of teaching you how to save or do anything smart, they are going to...
	Tell you to behave properly so that we feel that you're a good person and we'll give you more credit that you can borrow against.
	And it's not even a FICO score.
	It's their own made-up number.
	And we're kind of glossing over it, but there's an entire generation of young people who think this is a good idea.
	Now there's a new way Experian Boost can raise your credit scores.
	Who'd have thought paying for my streaming services would help boost my credit score?
	My FICO score just went up 17 points with Experian Boost.
	Heck yeah!
	I just raised my credit score 13 points with Experian Boost.
	I stream shows all the time and now it's helping me boost my credit score?
	That's awesome.
	I can't believe paying for streaming services is going to help me boost my credit score.
	Now paying for streaming can boost your credit scores.
	Download the Experian app now.
	So you are intended to link your Netflix account?
	This is idiotic what you just played.
	Oh, it's worse than that.
	I believe, and I said it, that this is just phase one.
	Phase two will be either watch this to increase your score, which is money in the bank.
	This is how people are being thought.
	I like that.
	Let's get on the other side of that one.
	Or, I can't believe you watched that.
	Your score just went down.
	You watched the wrong thing.
	You watched the Trump documentary.
	Bad, bad.
	This is the beginning, and it's a modification.
	It's American system.
	This is the beginning of the social credit score.
	That's how it works.
	You're getting benefits, and we're so stupid.
	Well, actually, we're not so stupid.
	In China, they take away your benefits, so you can't fly.
	And here, we're doing it easily.
	Like, hey, you know, we'll give you this cool...
	Look, your score went up.
	You increased.
	You're better than you were minutes ago.
	You're number one.
	Want to buy something?
	We got credit for you.
	So, while the young men I've seen in Austin, the crypto capital of the world, may be incorrect.
	I don't know.
	I'm on board with them.
	I sure hope they're right and not this other.
	I mean, this is dystopian.
	This is very, very bad.
	Linking up here.
	So you hope they're right and Christine Lagarde is wrong?
	You think?
	Would you bet that Christine Lagarde would lose and they'd win?
	I will take that bet over time, yes.
	And I have to because otherwise I'm not a maxi.
	I'm not a full Bitcoiner.
	I have to believe in the long run Bitcoin will win against Lagarde specifically.
	Yeah.
	Good.
	And that's my reports.
	They're saying that all hell is gonna break loose and you're gonna need a Bitcoin.
	And with that, I thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in credit score, John C. Dvorak.
	Well, let me get my device out.
	Oh, your device?
	In the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all ships to sea.
	Boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	Yes, in the morning to our trolls.
	Our trolls are available for you at noagendastream.com.
	And we now have, since Flash expired, we have a regular HTML5 player.
	Yeah.
	What the hell was that all about?
	Oh, I knew it was going to happen.
	You didn't know it?
	You didn't know that the flash was going to expire?
	No, I knew about it because they kept flashing it on half of the things I have that are, you know, functional.
	Hey, by the way, after January, you're fucked.
	That's exactly what the warning was.
	The trolls are hanging out at noagendastream.com.
	Now, when I say trolls, it's because it's a chat room and it's not filled with people who chat.
	It's trolls.
	And you may feel like a troll.
	You may want to know what it's like to be one.
	You may want to experience trollness.
	What?
	I think you're glossing over this, my complaint.
	This Adobe, after decades of making us use Flash, all of a sudden they say, you know...
	Well, not all of a sudden.
	This was planned a year in advance.
	Okay, yeah.
	For six months to a year they've been saying this.
	Yeah.
	But it's beside the point.
	They say, and I would think that the old Flash install would still work, but no, no, no.
	Apparently it's always been calling home.
	Yeah.
	Constantly.
	Hey!
	Hey!
	John?
	So it calls home, doesn't work, because home says, no, you can't work anymore.
	I'm just saying, for years and years and years, the Adobe kept, you gotta upgrade Flash, by the way.
	Do you want McAfee?
	You wanna upgrade Flash?
	Do you want McAfee?
	And now they just pull the plug with no remorse, no regret, no repentance.
	I understand you're upset that Flash no longer works on your MySpace page.
	I understand the problem.
	Things do go away.
	Hello, Geocities.
	Hello, AltaVista.
	Yeah, things go away.
	How about that Microsoft, what was it, Nightlight, Superlight, they had a flash alternative, what was that?
	I don't know.
	Silverlight, Silverlight, Silverlight.
	Oh, Silverlight, that was short-lived.
	Hey, John, you wrote the book on OS2, come on, stuff goes away.
	I personally loved OS 2.
	OS 2 is great.
	I could do Rex.
	I have a little Rex in me.
	Oh, yeah.
	I bet you do.
	You do have a little Rex in you.
	Okay.
	What a dog named Rex.
	There we are.
	All right.
	Hands up, trolls.
	Let's see how many we got in the room.
	We have 2,068 trolls.
	Good to have you here on board for this Thursday.
	Now, you can listen to the show live when you're at the troll room.
	It's free to join.
	Have fun.
	Troll along.
	Do whatever you want.
	And ask anyone in there, or Doug, For an invite to NoAgendaSocial.com, which is our federated social media site.
	It's very popular.
	I have seen my Twitter followers go down by the thousands, presumably people closing their accounts.
	And we have seen, again, an uptick on NoAgendaSocial.com.
	Big shout-out to Erner, who's running that from his cave.
	Even in the midst of moving, he continues to run everything.
	Love him for that.
	And you should join.
	That's where we have real conversations, because we don't have algorithms to mess you up.
	When there's arguments, the arguments just kind of go away.
	They scroll off.
	They don't come back.
	That's the main secret.
	If it scrolls off, no one's going to scroll down that far, and then it just kind of goes away.
	Unless you're actively involved, which is your own fault.
	I have a suggestion.
	Yeah, please.
	Since somebody mentioned a net amount of space, I think that, I'm just suggesting this, there's no reason to keep posts more than six months.
	Mm-hmm.
	I think they should be expunged.
	I believe we do an expungal periodic.
	I will find out.
	We have to.
	People have no idea.
	Otherwise, you'd have just a bunch of archives that would just be building up a dead space.
	It's terabytes.
	It was already terabytes when I was running it years ago.
	It's an unbelievable amount of data.
	People don't appreciate that.
	It's an unbelievable amount of data, and I'm sure we expunge, and we should probably post that so people know, so Aaron will let us know.
	But go ahead and join, noagendasocial.com.
	It's really a great place to hang out.
	It's kind of like a No Agenda meetup, in the sky.
	And big in the morning to what turns out to be such a Thought-provoking, not even thought-provoking, just an image that hit home.
	People love this immediately.
	You championed it, and rightfully so.
	Tanta Nail brought us the artwork for episode 1311.
	We titled that one Woke Kindergarten.
	And it was the Twitter bird as Democrat with the blue and the stars with the legs of the donkey.
	The Red Donkey, it was split in half.
	It was just, the whole thing was good.
	And I love the font that she used.
	For Noah Jenner.
	Yeah, she's good.
	It was really fantastic.
	And I have a few...
	There's a couple pieces that I should remind people.
	I want to remind artists, don't use stolen images.
	And unless I'm told otherwise, the red bird with the communist scythe and hammer and sickle...
	It's verboten now.
	It's stolen.
	Oh.
	Unless you did it.
	Unless you did it someplace.
	I saw a collection of images that were put together by somebody else.
	And maybe they stole it.
	But it wasn't with the No Agenda logo.
	It was just standalone.
	So that's a possibility.
	Don't do that.
	Don't do that.
	It's embarrassing to the show when it happens.
	And it has.
	Yeah.
	Because it was a nice piece.
	And you use it.
	The other thing is anyone who uses images that are repulsive...
	I'm looking at the piece next to it by Nessel Hirsch or whatever his name is.
	I get to look at it up.
	Yesel Hirsch?
	Yeah, it's a zombie.
	Yeah, that.
	Any pictures that are repulsive.
	I'll just nix.
	They're not happening.
	You don't want to...
	And here's the thinking here.
	You don't want an association between the show and something repulsive because then you start associating the show with repulsive.
	It's stupid.
	And we'd rather have you associate the show with jobs, jobs, jobs!
	Anything.
	But the point is, by the way, everything else on this image, especially the logos and the type font, everything's fine.
	But the image itself is repulsive.
	And that's why I don't like the coronavirus thing.
	It's just a repulsive image.
	So repulsive images do not get picked.
	Don't bother sending them in.
	You're censoring, man.
	I am censoring.
	It's what art directors do, and that's what we are, two art directors.
	For five minutes a day, we're art directors.
	There's a lot of truth to that.
	You hated?
	What was that?
	It was the Nick the Rat piece with the fire sale garden.
	Did I hate it?
	Did I say, I hate it!
	Did I say that?
	Yeah.
	No, I don't think so.
	I don't even see it.
	Where is it?
	The fire sale?
	It's right above the piece we picked.
	I kind of liked it because I thought it was cute.
	It was an Olive Garden kind of reference.
	Yes, and I did not hate it.
	I said I felt it just didn't come across.
	Now see, the part that is tough...
	I'll give you the quote, is what you said.
	You said, I don't get Olive Garden out of that picture.
	Yes, exactly, and let me explain.
	When we're looking at the page, if you mouse over, it tells you who made it and it gives you a title.
	I try to never mouse over because if you...
	I looked at it, I would not have gotten Olive Garden out of that unless I had seen the title.
	So I just feel that we're fooling ourselves because we have to think like people looking at this.
	And I just don't think everyone would say, oh, that's funny, that's Olive Garden on fire with a coupon you cut out.
	No.
	Yeah.
	Well, I do the same thing you do.
	I did not look at the title before I made the assumption.
	And you saw it.
	Well, I don't eat at Olive Garden, so that's why.
	I don't either, but it's beside the point.
	Actually, I did eat at Olive Garden once.
	And thank you, Dreb Scott, for using our Podcasting 2.0 and putting all those images in the chapter, rotating while we were talking about it.
	It's amazing.
	It's amazing.
	So we thank Tantanel, who was out of the gate.
	Is that now two so far this year?
	No, it was her competitor, the other...
	Oh, I thought Tantanel had one.
	No, she's had a number.
	Lady J got one this year?
	Is that who I'm thinking of?
	Yeah, now I don't know.
	I'm sure someone will correct us on NoAgendaSocial.com.
	But thank you very much, Tantanel.
	We appreciate it.
	That's a great amount of value.
	It's extremely important.
	And that's exactly how it fits in our model.
	Time, talent, or treasure.
	Anything.
	If you get value of this show, give it back to us in one of those categories.
	And to keep us functioning on the air, we do need...
	And we love highlighting our executive producers and associate executive producers because they came in with big numbers for episode 1312.
	And we start off with, what was it, Anonymous?
	Right off the bat.
	Anonymous.
	$1,000 from Anonymous.
	$1,000?
	Holy crap.
	For the new night of the roundtable on behalf of Dame Illuminatiya.
	Peerage and roundtable blessings soon.
	Huh.
	Okay.
	Not on the list.
	Probably, I guess, more information to come, I'm guessing.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I saw the original donation as well, and that's literally what it said.
	Okay.
	Well, thank you very much, Anonymous, and congratulations, Dame Illuminatia.
	Peerage and table blessings soon.
	We'll look forward to it.
	So the knighting is in abeyance at the moment.
	Yes.
	On pause.
	Gary Fares, or Fars, I think it's F-P-H-A-R-E-S, I don't know how you pronounce it, to be honest about it.
	$500 from San Diego.
	He sent a note in handwritten.
	ITM and Happy New Year, fellas.
	With this donation, I pass the threshold of knighthood.
	I would like to be the title of Sir My Ass, Knight of Greasy Creek in Southwest Missouri.
	Sir My Ass.
	I believe he's on the list.
	I'd like some old Viscotti Imperial Stout.
	Mm-hmm.
	At the round table, please.
	No jingles, no karma.
	And then he has a little accounting with the word, bye!
	That's the opposite of hi, guys!
	Yeah, that's the end.
	You say hi, guys, then you say bye!
	Here's a tip.
	A tip for all you producers out there.
	If you send me a link to a video, and I'm fine, you know, you say, oh, it's long.
	Usually that's a warning.
	It's long, but you'll love it.
	There's plenty of clips.
	So if you haven't put in time codes, I'm already thinking, all right.
	If it starts with either, hi, guys!
	It's an immediate deny.
	Or if it starts with ominous crescendoing music.
	Live!
	No.
	It's a pass.
	You've got to give me time codes.
	Time codes are important.
	Onward with Mark Drinkwater came in from New Zealand at $432.
	They got a note from his wife or girlfriend.
	I think it was his wife, Alice.
	And the note said, is this the right email to send a note to?
	And then there was no note.
	That's the best.
	And you said yes, you replied, and you said yes.
	I said, well, it's a little late because it was like late.
	And I guess I didn't encourage her to say, she was probably sleeping because of the time change.
	So I got nothing.
	So Mark, there's some surprises.
	It's a nighting of some sort for Mark.
	But again, this will be just like anonymous up there.
	This will be an abeyance until I hear from Alice.
	Let's make sure he's not on the birthday list.
	No.
	It might have been a birthday.
	Well, anyway, so sometimes...
	She didn't say anything, but it's just the right address.
	No, no, it slips through the cracks sometimes.
	Shall I do this one, Femke?
	Yes, please.
	Femke van Bemelen in Vorburg, 365, 44.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	Adam, please don't read my note with a Dutch accent.
	Save that for Rutte, the Prime Minister.
	Alright, so I won't.
	Thank you both for the much-needed amygdala shrinkage during these crazy days.
	My truly wonderful and ruggedly handsome husband, Ramey, hit me in the mouth about a year ago.
	In honor of his upcoming birthday, Sunday, please accept this donation that will make him a knight.
	He shall be known as Sir Stinkfinger, the plague from The Hague.
	For the round table, he would like rice with curry sauce and kapusainers with speck, which is rice with curry sauce and capers with bacon.
	It's a Dutch delicacy.
	Is that what that means?
	Because speck is actually a type of prosciutto.
	Speck?
	Oh, really?
	Yeah, speck is bacon.
	Huh.
	Well, that's interesting.
	Yeah.
	The more you know.
	It's like the high-end, high-end prosciutto.
	Okay.
	Well, that's not...
	If you go to Holland and ask for speck and you're thinking you're going to get some high-end prosciutto, you're going to be disappointed.
	You get bacon.
	Bacon.
	No agenda listeners that are into stoner metal, please look up his band Stitch Fork on Facebag.
	Which is facebook.com slash stitchforkband.
	Spotify or Bandcamp.
	And if you like it, let him know.
	He will love hearing from you.
	No agenda gives our family many interesting perspectives to talk about and is keeping us even-keeled.
	This is much needed since our three human resources, 11, 13, and 14, are constantly bombarded with wokery by teachers and classmates.
	Here's some smart parents.
	Boots on the ground report.
	Our oldest daughter was shown a clip of the Dove commercial where a colored lady took off her shirt and magically turned into a white woman.
	The assignment was to write a complaint to Dove because this was, of course, racist.
	The idea being that Dove soaps make you white and white is better.
	That's crazy.
	I remember that campaign and it wasn't intended that way.
	How many years ago was it?
	You don't think they got any letters of complaint?
	No.
	But they stopped that and they took it off the air and it was years ago.
	And it wasn't their intent.
	Anyway, the teacher offered a list of words to use in the letter such as white supremacy.
	Our human resources looked up the video online and told the teacher that this was framing because if you watch the entire commercial, you'll see the white woman turning into a colored woman as well.
	The teacher responded that it was racist anyway.
	But our daughter could tell that many of her classmates agreed that this was BS. We are so very proud of her.
	Yes, you should be, and you should be proud, parents.
	That's a no-agenda kid right there.
	NA kids.
	Wait a minute, let me watch the whole commercial, you douchebag.
	You're tricking me.
	Birthdays, please.
	Put Arwen on the birthday list for January 20th.
	She'll be 15.
	Remy's birthday will be January 16th, and he'll be 48.
	Can I get a double goat karma and a Trump jobs to help with my recruitment agency?
	Much love from the lowlands where the once courageous Dutch fighters of the sea now hide behind the curtains with their masks on.
	Femke from Forber.
	P.S. If the note's too long, you can leave the boots on the ground part out of it.
	No, that was quite, that was the best part.
	That was the part that you wanted to read.
	We really like that piece.
	Thank you very much.
	And we've got your birthdays here on the list.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Here's the double.
	You've got karma.
	Aggie Latsis is next on the list from Fayetteville.
	Fayetteville, Georgia.
	333.33.
	I recall an attempted hit in the mouth by your longtime listener, Tony Cabrera, a few years ago, but it took a reminder from Joe Rogan for me to start listening.
	Rogan Donation.
	I have not missed an episode since.
	Joe Rogan who?
	Oh boy.
	Not good.
	We love Joe Rogan.
	Yeah, we do.
	Thank you for an amazing show.
	I like most of your listeners.
	It keeps me sane.
	My husband and I are from the former Soviet-occupied country, from the.
	And this will be a round two of socialism for us.
	Woo!
	You know how to do it.
	I guess maybe it's following them around.
	I guess unlike most Americans, we will be prepared.
	Yes, you will.
	Keep up the good work.
	Well, I'm prepared to because I live in California.
	Hopefully we can keep listening to you even if the only way left will be via shortwave radio like we used to do during Soviet times, listening to Voice of America from Washington, making sure our neighbors do not hear us.
	Headphones.
	I'm sure they were listening too.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Well, comrades, welcome.
	We are happy you are here.
	Welcome, comrades.
	David Gomez in Holly Springs, North Carolina, 333.33.
	Nice.
	In the morning, please see my 33.33 donation, 3333.3333, as a follow-up to being called a douche by the anonymous Kansas-bound Googler in episode 1289.
	He hit me back in the mouth back in February recently, Mike Day and his smoking hot wife from Fuquay, Varuna, North Carolina, gave me a birthday donation and a douchebag in episode 1310.
	Oh no!
	Let this serve as the first of my repentance!
	There it is!
	For being that douche, despite being El Jefe, I think, my friend Mike the Googler and a few others are all founders of a veteran-owned and U.S.-manufactured surgical device and positioning company Infinitus Medical Technologies.
	InfinitusMedical.com.
	Rolls off the tongue.
	We said publicly traded.
	We are continuously blessed with a growing base of customers despite the safe harbored third-party firewalls and small niche businesses facing healthcare.
	No.
	No.
	No commodities here.
	Having robotic surgery, ask your surgeon if he uses our product.
	If not, why not?
	No products do what ours do.
	It's all about the processes, baby.
	Any who's.
	John, thanks for your and Adam's guidance during these dark days.
	My amygdala is slowly shrinking, but my liver might be taking a beating.
	Would you please play a Jobs Conference so I may continue to grow a noodle gun jingle because it makes me laugh and a F cancer from my colleague Kelly who is currently in hospice after a long courageous fight.
	Yours and your families are in our prayers.
	Special shout out to my nurse anesthesiologist.
	CRNA colleagues and all the other doctors, nurses, and tireless caregivers working out their COVID or otherwise.
	Don't retire!
	God knows I can't.
	Reform douche.
	David Gomez.
	Stop it!
	Stop it!
	I'm gonna switch in the face with my noodle gun, you racist piece of shit.
	I got my pasta glock locked and loaded.
	Pew!
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You got karma.
	Guspacho is next on the list from Syracuse, New York at $333.0.
	Respectfully, I have to disagree.
	No.
	According to KTLA's initial reporting, out of 52 arrests, there were six firearms recovered.
	More police reports have come out since then.
	Were these the only guns all found by Magic City spanning gun metal detectors?
	Or is this a fairly random sample of the people who happened to be arrested?
	I think the phrase, will be wild, was understood as a dog whistle by the whole bunch of preppers who showed up ready for Trump to say, all right, let's go get these crooks.
	All right.
	Your disagreement is noted.
	Noted.
	Thank you.
	Anonymous in Charlotte, North Carolina.
	333.
	Thank you for all that you do.
	Your work is priceless, but the shameless plug isn't.
	To any job creators, I am an employee benefits consultant that exposes corruption in insurance.
	Email me at 333benefits.com.
	At ProtonMail.com for a Woker Broker.
	Woker Broker.
	Nice, anonymous.
	I don't know.
	I could send him a note.
	It's 333 benefits at ProtonMail.
	Matthew Wilson, $300.
	No jingles, no karma.
	We love it.
	Just giving 20s and singles.
	No manning, no goat.
	Thought you guys could use some cash to stay afloat.
	Oh, it rhymes.
	Thank you.
	That's a nice note.
	Thank you, Matthew.
	Sir Beloved.
	In Plano, Texas.
	24944.
	Associate Executive Producer.
	Hey, guys.
	Hey.
	Jingles, prep, fisting nuts.
	I need another jobs, Karma.
	Give me the classic since TPP hasn't worked yet.
	Which is the information we need, by the way.
	I'll share it with my buddy, Chris, in Florida, who is currently a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	Only because he's been looking for an IT managerial job for two years.
	Thank you for your courage, sir.
	Just go for it, John.
	Tell us your peeve about the fisting method of eating socks on an airplane.
	I see this on the airplane and it's very annoying and I think it will result in fights breaking out because it's just so annoying to watch.
	Guy takes his bag of peanuts.
	Throws a pile of them into his palm of his hand and then he makes a fist around the nuts.
	And then he shakes his fist to try to bring a nut to the little hole.
	And then he throws a nut in his mouth from his fist.
	Then he does it again.
	He shakes and throws and shakes and throws.
	It is A production notice.
	This is no longer classified as a jingle.
	It's an end-of-show mix.
	It's 46 seconds long.
	It's a little long.
	Unless someone wants to make an edit, then I'll be happy with it.
	It's too long.
	Sir Darren O'Neill might want to do that.
	He's in Mokina, Illinois, 229-76.
	He needs an F cancer.
	This donation at 229.76 is in honor of today being the 33rd anniversary of my first date with my spectacularly patient and beautiful wife, Kim.
	Spelling a Y.
	Health karma works.
	I requested it for my mom's double bypass, and it has carried her through her bypass and subsequent colon cancer surgery and treatments.
	She's doing well.
	Please send out enough cancer for both my mom and also my cousin, Kevin.
	Who was recently diagnosed with tonsil cancer.
	Wow, I've not heard of that.
	I've not heard of it either.
	This donation is also the VIG owed to both of you from donations my podcast have received during the Value for Value model.
	I would like to formally ask JCD to be a guest of Sir Bemrose and mine on Grumpy Old Ben's, as he is by far the most requested guest our producers have asked for.
	Well...
	We'd love...
	Should I read that over?
	We'd love to discuss any and all tech topics with the original Cranky Geek.
	In the meantime, everyone can get caught up with my shows on GrumpyOldBenz.com and RandomThoughts.com.
	Sorry for the shameless plug, but podcasting ain't easy.
	Thanks for keeping us all sane, Sir Darren.
	And Darren, thank you Darren.
	Darren does so much for the show.
	He's a workaholic, that guy.
	The rock and roll pre-show, which he does before every show.
	He's a multi-talented maniac.
	He is.
	Yes.
	He is multi-talented.
	It's quite...
	Do we even know what he does in real life?
	I think he's just on welfare.
	I'm sorry.
	Are you printing something?
	No, that's a jackhammer next door.
	Thank you very much for asking.
	Oh, my goodness.
	It sounded like a...
	You can pick it up.
	That's behind the mic.
	It's really too bad.
	I'll tell you what I thought it was, which is why I was...
	I thought it was a dot matrix printer.
	It sounded like...
	I'm like, you've got to be kidding me.
	It does.
	It sounds a little bit like that.
	You've got to be kidding me.
	He's doing his thing, a dot matrix printer.
	You know, they still sell those things.
	Oh, really?
	We should hook one up.
	Print out one of those nude pictures in ASCII art.
	In ASCII. Yeah, ASCII nudes.
	Those were the days.
	Alt.nudes.ASCII. I got one note on Hunt the Wumpus.
	Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
	You've got karma.
	Make sure that blasts out to all of Darren's peeps.
	Here we go.
	Yeah, so I'm more annoyed by that noise than you are, believe me.
	MM comes in from Quenel, BC, or Kesnell, I'm not sure how you pronounce it, it's up in BC, but it's over by Spuzzum.
	222.22.
	In the morning, Donna McKenna, this donation is in behalf of my boyfriend, Uhen.
	I'm not sure how you pronounce that.
	He is one of your biggest fans and aspires to be a knight one day.
	He also talks about your podcast to anyone that might be interested in it.
	Nice.
	Good for him.
	This donation is his late birthday present.
	Happy birthday, David.
	I'm guessing.
	I'm guessing.
	I don't know.
	I don't have any idea.
	Now, it was Scandinavian.
	Does that mean it's an exec producer?
	What's 222, 22, Scandinavian?
	Doug?
	Doug, what is 222.22 in Scandinavian money?
	Alright, we'll move on.
	That would be American money.
	What is it becoming?
	What is the Scandinavian money?
	Daniel Rees.
	Daniel Reason.
	Okay, I don't have a note from him.
	It's in Riverside, California, 211-14.
	I don't have a note from Douglas Kuhlman in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
	And there was no note for...
	There's a run of them here.
	Here it is.
	Fillmore, California.
	Jeff Medrazo.
	No note from him.
	Hold on.
	Hold on.
	222.22 is 281.31, so it's not enough.
	No, it doesn't make it.
	Still great.
	She's...
	She tempts.
	She tempts.
	Daniel Douglas and Jeff.
	And Jeff's in Fillmore, California.
	That is...
	Kendra Lamott in East Haven, Connecticut.
	$200.08.
	And she starts off with your favorite.
	Hi guys!
	I started listening in November when my brother told me about your show.
	Keep up the great work.
	Oh, by the way, please call out my brother Jay Lamott of Old Saybrook, Connecticut as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	He's too cheap to donate.
	Wow.
	Signed, Kendra Lamott, East Haven, Connecticut, and all that's missing is bye!
	Peter Egan in Glenning Valley, New South Wales.
	200 bucks.
	Pants.
	Then shoes.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Sneaky.
	Okay.
	Anonymous in Jackson, Mississippi.
	Yeah, this is...
	Now it says here, I will email you both directly.
	Keep my name anonymous.
	And I believe this is the...
	The email you and I were discussing briefly before the show.
	Oh, you think that one, there's that long email?
	I do have a...
	Yeah, I do.
	Do you have a copy of that?
	The one that's got secret information in it that he doesn't...
	No, but if it is what I'm thinking it is, you know, he starts off by saying, I've tried to sit down, or I'm trying to find it right now, and read this note several times, or write this note several times.
	Yeah, this is China.
	He's in China.
	Yeah, is that the 773 words?
	I don't know if it's that at the end or not.
	The Keeper countered him.
	Oh, I don't know.
	It's long.
	You want to just read a little bit from it?
	Well, I mean, it's something that would be nice to reprint someplace, like on the Cosmic Weenie or something.
	It's a good note.
	This note is not concise enough.
	He just is lamenting the fact that if you live outside of U.S. media and social media for so long, it really opens your eyes to the evil of these groups.
	As an example of two weeks of no U.S. media, no social media, and admittedly no English language conversations about politics, I had more energy and was able to rapidly learn a new language, something I had failed at before.
	It was like my mind was constantly wasting time trying to make sense of the constant flow of conflicting and paradoxical statements.
	I think that's a valuable observation.
	Human beings cannot live in a paradox and that feeling you get listening to politicians speak, that is a paradoxical warning.
	I believe I have an idea and it's simple enough for anyone to do.
	Get a list of all state congressional officials, not those in D.C. Many of these people do not support what is happening in Washington.
	They will read their emails and they will read their snail mail.
	Send them a simple request and send this to everybody regardless of their party.
	I would like the state to amend all employment laws to prohibit any discrimination due to political affiliation or assumed affiliation.
	We would like the state to amend all employment laws to prohibit any inquiries regarding political affiliation or assumed affiliations.
	This would benefit everyone, he writes, including the people who see themselves in currently favorable groups.
	Groups shift.
	Politics change.
	People never win if their livelihood can be impacted.
	They're simply existing.
	And it goes on with this complaint.
	And we appreciate it.
	And we both read it.
	Yeah.
	There was something at the end here.
	Well, you look through that now.
	Yeah, I'll just read these little bits.
	He says he'd like to get my old fart, he says right there.
	He wants a prediction on 2022, and then after he wants you, you need something about the...
	Oh, yes.
	Yeah, this is not happening.
	I'm going to answer for Adam.
	Okay.
	This is someone who's been out of it so long, doesn't realize that Adam already did this.
	He writes, after we are done with lockdowns and insanity, I think you need to offer a course for building an independent podcast network.
	Not an exit strategy.
	I could easily be the primer to get people back into building their own tech.
	Yes.
	Thank you.
	Podcastindex.org.
	Join in the fun!
	He's doing it again.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, this is a new version.
	Podcast.
	Podshow version 3.
	Yeah, I don't think so.
	That's not what I'm doing.
	That's not what we're doing.
	It doesn't have to be the same exact thing.
	No, we're building...
	And he wants a jingle.
	I'm always going for my favorite, which is the share a secret, if you can find it.
	Share a secret.
	It's not tell a secret.
	Let's hold hands and tell a secret, I think.
	Yes.
	That's why I always get it wrong.
	Oh, there's no winning.
	We don't like to foster a competitive atmosphere, but we laugh a lot.
	Now everyone hug and share a secret.
	Oh, share a secret, but the title is tell a secret.
	Okay.
	Got it.
	Then that's where we're headed.
	That clip.
	That's it.
	We're right back on track.
	Eric Sinkmeyer from Michigan, Fort Gratiot.
	In the morning from Gitmo North, Stamlager, Michigan.
	As a listener for over a decade, I used to have a very small subscription donation for a short time.
	But when PayPal forgot the subscription, it happens.
	Check your subscriptions, people.
	I had three kids and one income.
	Two are now in college.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	These kids have grown up with us.
	Two are now in college.
	Which school?
	Ivy League, no doubt.
	But I still had a little extra dollar income and I wanted to get de-douched.
	Well, let's do that right away then.
	You've been de-douched.
	I punched my smoking hot wife in the mouth this summer and while dollars are still tight, she was on board with a donation.
	Ah, the family that know agendas together.
	I'd love a jobs karma for the handyman construction side job.
	A buddy of mine and I started during the Demick.
	We'll do that for you once.
	A soise en neuf, 69, 69.
	A soise en neuf, as we call it.
	And that's true.
	We got that for you.
	And thank you so much.
	69!
	69, dudes!
	That's true.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Trevor Lohman in Loma Linda, California, down south from here.
	200 bucks.
	Thank you for reading my note last week and mentioning my coffee roasting business, Good Boy Coffee.
	Good Boy Coffee.
	Here's the 20% promise since the last show.
	More specifically, $13.63 is your share from the last show.
	I'm donating the rest.
	I suspect it would have been more than $13, but unfortunately John C., where the C stands for cold read...
	Oh, here we go.
	...read the URL incorrectly.
	Oh, no!
	This is horrible!
	We've botched their marketing!
	Yeah, I'm guessing that's what happened.
	The co in GoodbyeCoffeeCo.com...
	No, no, stop, stop, stop!
	It's GoodBoyCoffeeCo.com.
	You're already botching it.
	I must have something against this poor guy.
	Let me try it.
	Goodboycoffeeco.com Goodboycoffeeco.com Maybe Adam should read this next part to be safe.
	And he just did.
	Mention the show on his own.
	He didn't even ask for that.
	Oh, that's right.
	Mention the show for a 20% donation.
	Strong work on your cupping knowledge, John.
	Thanks, guys.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Thank you very much.
	He's very kind of you.
	I know about the cupping.
	No agenda where the make goods are paid for by the marketer.
	I know.
	What a model.
	What a model.
	Pay attention, advertisers.
	These are people who give a crap about our product, and we care about them.
	That's what's going on here.
	That's what's really going on.
	Lieutenant Winters in Nashua, New Hampshire is $200, and we're almost done.
	Thanks for being one of the few sane voices left in the world.
	If you acknowledge the donation, please refer to me as Lieutenant Winters.
	Thanks.
	Okay.
	That's what we did.
	You got it.
	And last but not least is Dame...
	G-Money.
	G-Dollar Sign.
	G-Money.
	Her name is G-Money.
	G-Money.
	That's what it is.
	G-Money.
	In Dallas.
	She's in Dallas.
	200 bucks.
	Throwback jingle.
	JCD yearning for his old school Bakelite phone.
	That was actually the tech grouch.
	ITM, John and Adam, I'm kicking off 2021 the right way with a donation to the best podcast in the universe.
	I can't, or can't I, or can I, please get some Finca Karma Goat.
	We'll work for this.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Donating is love.
	Indeed, Dame G Money.
	Thank you so much.
	Watch it dirty, made it tough on that.
	The only good phone's a landline, and the phone should be made out of Bakelite.
	You've got...
	Ah, how I yearn for the days of the tech grouch.
	You know, we could do him audio.
	I think the tech grouch would be great in audio, too.
	So, Hart, the problem with the tech grouch, and actually the tech hippie, too, is that I developed these voices for him, and the tech grouch in particular was painful.
	Oh, it hurts your throat.
	It hurts your throat, yeah.
	And I try to make adjustments.
	I need to go to a voice coach to do that voice correctly because I was doing it incorrectly.
	Wait, you went to a voice coach?
	No, I said I need to go to a voice coach to have them show me how to do that voice correctly without hurting my throat.
	All we need is the tech grouch saying something like, I was OTG before the Unabomber was in the woods.
	Something like that.
	That would be good for the show.
	You can write the material if you want.
	Will you perform?
	Most of that was ad-libbed.
	You are so talented.
	Yeah, we could do that one of these days.
	Yeah, we'll put it on the list of great projects.
	Exit strategies galore, everybody.
	And thank you to our executive and associate executive producers.
	You can proudly display that anywhere you wish because you are one.
	For episodes 1312 of the No Agenda Show, the best podcast in the universe.
	Anyone doubts that, look it up in the Mueller Report.
	But if someone really calls you on at challenges, we'll be happy to vouch for you.
	And thank you for allowing us to not be Ben Shapiro and being told what to and what not to talk about on our very own show.
	And remember, we do it again with you.
	On Sunday, go to...
	Value for value.
	All we need is your time, your talents, and your treasure.
	Thank you for bringing it.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Order!
	Order!
	Shut up, slave!
	Shut up, slave!
	I wanted to revisit the Shapiro thing.
	What do you think?
	How did this get initiated in the first place?
	Why does anybody who's syndicating somebody really care that much about this one topic?
	You think it was advertisers or pressure from the nerds out there that...
	That are Democrats that bitch about these things?
	What do you think it was?
	Well, Cumulus is a radio syndicator.
	I'm not sure how many stations they carry their shows on.
	But yeah, they're big.
	And your answer, I mean, you already gave the answer.
	It's because it's preemptive against advertiser anger.
	So, here's how it works.
	I hate Ben Shapiro.
	He's a Nazi.
	He's a Jew, but let's call him a Nazi anyway.
	I'm going to de-platform it.
	Let me see who's advertising on his show.
	Ah!
	Hey!
	Ford!
	All right.
	Hello, station.
	Hey, man.
	You know Ben Shapiro is a Nazi, and he's a racist, and Ford?
	Oh, I'm going to go call Ford.
	That's how it goes.
	So, they're just pre-empting.
	They don't want the hassle.
	It's not even ideology.
	They don't want the hassle.
	Because they know the deplatforming is underway in broad daylight.
	That's the correct business decision.
	You have to do that.
	I would if I was the Cumulus guy.
	You probably would.
	Yeah.
	Of course.
	I don't know if we play this or not, but this is from last year.
	I think it was late in the year.
	Dave Jackson was on the podcast roundtable.
	The Dave Jackson?
	Plugging our show.
	Wait, the Dave Jackson?
	Yeah, the Dave Jackson, the guy, the podcast, School of Podcasting.
	School of Podcasting, huh.
	Perhaps on financial, but here, Dave, I think they can pretty much trust our opinion.
	Now, that can be controversial on its own, right?
	Everyone says, oh, you know, you might have an agenda.
	Dave, you work at Lipson, so maybe you have an agenda when you give podcast information, right?
	Yeah, that's...
	I get that.
	As soon as I've been there five years, and anytime I say anything about media hosting, people are like, oh, you're going to say that because you work for Libsyn.
	And I'm like, eh.
	But two of the shows that I trust the most, one is Congressional Dish by Jim Bryn, who actually used to read all the bills that went through Congress.
	She still does.
	And she's still almost sane.
	And then the other one is The No Agenda Show with Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak.
	And both of these guys have extensive show notes.
	In fact, Jen is like, look, if I say something and you think I'm wrong, bring it.
	I'm not here to go who's wrong and who's right.
	Let's figure out what the truth is together.
	So it's a completely different.
	It's not the whole I'm right, you're wrong kind of set up.
	But both those shows are, and they talk about stuff that you just won't hear on regular TV, which is sad because, like, they just, the No Agenda just talked about how there was reported news that this two-month-old kid died of COVID. Like, two months old.
	Okay, that news story on mainstream media, forgot to mention, the kid was born with its, like, guts on the outside of its body.
	Oh!
	Hey, I can't wait to listen to that No Agenda show now.
	Kids with guts.
	I mean...
	Thank you, Dave.
	That's very kind.
	Well, since we're on that topic, the guys over at Gab...
	They listen to the show.
	I've known this for a long time, and I've been using their Dissenter browser, gosh, I think maybe going on a year and a half now, maybe two years.
	I love it.
	It's a good browser.
	Extremely good browser.
	I really do enjoy it.
	And he was, you know, since Parler has been de-parlayed, Gab is still one of the games in town, and I've always liked them.
	I liked a lot more when they were federating.
	I think it was too much for them to handle, just the amount of data storage transfer.
	I mean, it would take too much money.
	I don't think that you can...
	It's just too big, maybe.
	Maybe over time they can try that again.
	But he's also now jumping on what I'll just call the Graphene OS bandwagon, which is what I now have installed.
	It seems to be the operating system of choice for those who want full control over it.
	No Google crap or Apple crap in there.
	And he was promoting it.
	This is the prototype of the GabFone, yes.
	That's not the official name, but this is the prototype of the GabFone.
	So we were building our own smartphone.
	It's based on the Android operating system, but it is totally removing anything related to Google.
	It will not communicate to Google whatsoever.
	It has hardened security, and it's going to come preloaded with all of the Gab apps and Parler and whoever else has been banned from the App Store.
	By the way, Telegram is next.
	They're already coming after them.
	Signal is next.
	They're not going to allow any free speech on these platforms.
	If you have free speech on your platform, you're going to get booted from the App Store, right?
	So this is still in very early development.
	I can't say too much on it yet, because that's where they're going next.
	They're going to start censoring at the hardware level.
	We're already 10 steps ahead.
	They're also going to start censoring at the browser level, the web browser level.
	We see the chairman of Mozilla come out and say that deplatforming is not enough.
	Well, you know what they're going to do?
	They're going to start blocking Gab.com on the Mozilla Firefox browser.
	Mark my words, that's what's next.
	I think he's right.
	The Mozilla browser will start blocking.
	The problem with the Mozilla Firefox operation, the guy who founded it quit to form Brave.
	Well, he was deplatformed, basically.
	He was thrown out for his political views.
	He was kicked off for saying, babe, or I don't know.
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no.
	He had donated money in the past to a group that was clearly homophobic or something like that.
	He gave some money to a charity that was not woke.
	Yeah.
	And so he got driven out of his own company by the woke folks at Mozilla.
	And Mozilla right now is woke.
	And I think you should avoid their browser and use something else.
	Use a brave browser.
	Use the Gab browser.
	There's a lot of browsers out there.
	And I would avoid using Mozilla.
	And I think that this is a shameful company.
	Oh, yes.
	Of course their money comes from Google.
	They would have been dead if it wasn't for Google.
	And for Andrew Torba, please consider putting one of our Podcasting 2.0 apps on there with a pre-subscribed list.
	Just telling you how much cooler you can make it so you have decentralized podcasting.
	Like Podcast Addict does it.
	Play a pod.
	Newpodcastapps.com.
	And put a pre-subscribed list in there with the No Agenda Show.
	Because I know you listen to it, and he even follows some of our philosophy.
	We launched our own browser, our own free speech browser, dissenter.com, about a year and a half ago.
	So you can go and get that.
	It blocks big tech trackers and ads by default.
	It has a built-in free speech commenting system.
	So you can go to cnn.com, and even though they don't allow comments, you can leave comments and see what other people are saying.
	And there's absolutely nothing they can do to stop you.
	So we have a browser already.
	Now we're working on a phone.
	That's next.
	Gab is not just the Facebook alternative, alright?
	It's not just the Twitter alternative.
	We are the Silicon Valley alternative.
	We are going to take these guys down, metaphorically, of course, and we're going to win.
	And we're going to win with your help, because like you said, our business model is value for value.
	We're not treating you as data surfs and selling you.
	Value for value.
	There you go.
	I'm liking it.
	Yes!
	Go podcasting!
	While we're talking about these sort of companies getting kicked off, this is an interesting clip from some attorneys.
	He was one of the state's attorneys or somebody.
	He was on Fox, and this is the attorney on collusion.
	I thought this was interesting.
	Okay.
	And former assistant, he was attorney Andy McCarthy.
	This is brand new news, Andy.
	It just happened about an hour ago.
	What do you make of it?
	They allege there's a monopoly.
	You can't stifle them.
	What do you think?
	Do they have a case?
	I think, Bill, that this is an unusually brazen amount of what looks like collusive activity between the big tech companies in connection with this one target parlor, where when you marshal it, it doesn't really take a rocket scientist to put this together and it doesn't really take a rocket scientist to put this together and say, you know, they're trying to do a knockout punch on this business, which is a potential competitor of theirs in certain contexts,
	So I think it's surprising because you don't usually get this kind of really brazen evidence of these companies working together against this one company.
	Can you prove they're working together or is it just suggested, do you think?
	Well, you always need an investigation like this, Bill, to get a look at what the internal communications are and the emails and all that stuff.
	But to see something rat-tat-tat happen like this, what we usually tell juries in trials is that you don't check your common sense at the door.
	And when things kind of fit together the way these seem to fit together, it's a rational inference that people are colluding.
	Any collusion?
	Yeah.
	They are colluding, and whenever Apple is in the bunch, then you know it was really organized and coordinated.
	Apple does not do anything knee-jerk, ever.
	Very, very tightly run ship.
	And they're clearly anti-free speech and just douches.
	And not the whole company, but the vibe there is holier than thou.
	They're not even woke.
	They're holier than thou.
	We stand above all this.
	I'm Tim Cook.
	I'm here to launch my new thing, which is not a product.
	Do we know what he launched, by the way?
	Was it something super exciting?
	Well, my understanding in advance was it was going to be some tracking stuff for the COVID. Oh, how exciting!
	Time to smash your iPhone, iPhone-y!
	I have a few COVID things, which I would like to start sharing here.
	And a bit of an analysis, which I found interesting.
	Can I play one COVID thing?
	I insist.
	I insist.
	Well, this is the COVID. Apparently, China's got some issues.
	They've got a COVID thing going on.
	They've got a report.
	This is the COVID China.
	China reports its first coronavirus death in eight months.
	Despite being the origin of COVID-19, the world's most populous nation has tallied just 4,795 fatalities to date and under 100,000 cases.
	Also this Thursday, a team of scientists from the World Health Organization will start an investigation into the origins of COVID-19 in Wuhan.
	Oh, well, the origins.
	Ah, please.
	One dead in China.
	You know, we all know the origins of COVID-19, and it was really spelled out perfectly by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdoms, no longer Europe, where they are now modeling their new first uniforms for the uniformed services, Vortex.
	Europe, EU. It's not an army, but they've got uniforms.
	Getting closer.
	So Bojo is in the climate.
	They're hosting the Climate One bullcrap for climate change, the precursor to the new Paris Accord, whatever it is.
	He's all in.
	And we always need to remind people that COVID is because of climate change, because of our total disregard and disrespect for Mother Nature.
	That's why we got COVID. Or?
	Obviously it's right to focus on climate change.
	Obviously it's right to cut CO2 emissions.
	But we won't achieve a real balance with nature unless we, with our planet, unless we protect nature as well.
	One final thought.
	Don't forget that the coronavirus pandemic was the product of an imbalance in man's relationship with the natural world.
	Like the original plague that struck the Greeks, I seem to remember, in Book One of the Iliad, It is a zoonotic disease.
	It originates from, well, whether it's bats or, I'm winding up, but whether it originates from bats or pangolins, from the demented belief that if you grind up the scales of a pangolin, you will somehow become more potent, or whatever it is.
	You can imagine that the CCP, the Chinese Communist Party, is outraged by his comments because that is clearly racist.
	Because we all know it's only Chinese who do such nutty things, grinding up the scales of the pangolin to produce boner pills.
	Do you remember the other day...
	By the way, the way it's pronounced is zoonotic.
	Zoonotic.
	Not zoonotic.
	No.
	Zoonotic.
	Remember the other...
	Go ahead.
	I mean, you'd think, because I'm always bitching about zoologies.
	Yeah, zoologies, yeah.
	That used to be pronounced zoonotic.
	No, it's pronounced zoonotic.
	The British do pronounce things differently, so, but...
	Do you remember the other day I was reading the shaming, the repent message from Forbes magazine, how they were going to assume if you hired anyone from the Trump administration, you're liars, and if that person's a PR person, they're liars, and we'll go after them.
	Yeah.
	Do you know who owns Forbes Media?
	You said, ah, it's Republicans who own it.
	Yeah.
	Except Forbes was sold to HNA in 2017.
	It's Chinese.
	That would make sense.
	Yeah.
	I know Steve Forbes came out with a statement.
	I didn't record it.
	I could have put it on the show.
	Apologizing, kind of, because he knows the advertisers are going to be up.
	He never really got around to firing the idiot who wrote that editorial.
	That guy, by the way, should be on a list.
	I'm going to just say it.
	The list we should have is a list of all these companies that have done all this stuff, you know, not going to hire, not going to hire, not going to do this, not going to do that, not going to give any money to Republicans.
	Put them on a list and put that guy on a list.
	He shouldn't be hired by anyone.
	He's an editor you shouldn't hire.
	And he's also a hipster.
	He's got the fedora.
	Put him on a list.
	Put him on a list.
	We heard about the dark winter.
	And I have some analysis of this concept of the Dark Winter, which I think we know that at one point in 2014, maybe it was, maybe it was even earlier than that, it was some kind of biological warfare exercise.
	I don't know if it was a tabletop, or it was kind of like, probably more like an Event 201 type thing.
	Well, here's what's going to happen, here's what we tell the media.
	Um...
	And we kept hearing this term crop up in the media, which is why everyone started to look.
	There's a Wikipedia page for Dark Winter for this exercise.
	Here's a quick supercut of the mainstream media, M5M, discussing, or not discussing, using the term Dark Winter.
	We're about to go into a dark winter.
	A dark winter.
	I don't think we're going to have a dark winter.
	We're still facing a very dark winter.
	We're entering a dark winter.
	My heart goes out to each of you in this dark winter of the pandemic.
	When he's talked about a dark winter.
	A dark winter.
	My opponent is promising a long dark winter.
	We are facing a very dark winter.
	We're still in the middle of what will be a very, very, very dark winter.
	It could be a long dark winter.
	Without better planning, 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history.
	What are the priorities for WHO in getting through this dark winter?
	We are in for a long, dark winter before a vaccine becomes broadly available.
	The courage and judgment to lead us through this long, dark winter.
	As we enter the dark winter of the pandemic, What we've all had to endure and what we're going to have to endure during this very dark winter to combat this virus and to save as many lives as we can.
	I said in March it was going to be a long dark winter.
	We're still in that long dark winter.
	The U.S. faces the darkest winter in modern history.
	Britain is braced for a dark winter as new measures are deployed to stem a surge of coronavirus.
	And more than nine months into the pandemic, COVID-19 is spreading with a vengeance.
	It has now killed a reported 280,000 Americans, according to Johns Hopkins University.
	Record numbers of new cases and hospitalizations increase concern that a dark winter is ahead.
	All I can tell you is the truth.
	We're in a very dark winter.
	Things may well get worse before they get better.
	I forget the producer's name who did that, but good job.
	I like the ominous music underneath it.
	Put some of their own fire on them.
	So here's an analysis of this track.
	The term and how it's being used by Heiko Schoening.
	He's vice president of the World Freedom Alliance.
	I don't know what that is.
	It could be a Chinese front.
	I have no idea.
	But I liked his analysis of the term and how it relates to the COVIDs and what kind of situation we're in right now.
	But this mass panic, what was created then by the governments and by the media was antrex, antrex, antrex.
	Like now, corona, corona, corona.
	And...
	Well, they created a law in December 2001, and this is nearly exactly the law that happened now in Germany on the 18th of November 2020.
	So, and this was the Model State Emergency Powers Act with the draft of December 21, 2001.
	So, it looks like that the Antrex event in 2001 is like a blueprint Of this coronavirus in 2020.
	And we have a lot of other similarities and code words.
	Interestingly, so we know from the anthrax, yeah, it was not a foreign attack, it was a domestic.
	And this is official.
	Even the government of the United States says, okay, this anthrax attack was not a foreign attack, it was a domestic attack.
	Because in December 2001, there was a scientific investigation, and it came out that the anthrax came out of the U.S. Army lab for 100%.
	And the government admitted this.
	So, what happened?
	All the mass media panic was coming from 100% down to 0%.
	Most of the people didn't know.
	They can't remember of the anthrax yet.
	There was something.
	All right, so that's the setup.
	And I was living in Europe at the time, so the anthrax scare was weird.
	It was too confusing.
	In 2001, the European news wasn't covering stuff well enough.
	The keeper, though, she was in Florida, and she remembers it was right near her.
	In Boca, where it's discovered.
	So this guy continues, and he ties it into something surprising.
	Well, Dark Winter was the name of the simulation in 2001, before this bio-thread happened in reality.
	And very interestingly, yes, there is a man from Dark Winter, one of the planners, who had the connection to the Great Reset of today.
	Yes.
	What's going on now?
	The financial great reset of Klaus Schwab.
	We must not miss this unique window of opportunity.
	And is there a direct connection between Dark Winter and Klaus Schwab?
	Yes.
	And his name is Mr.
	David Gergen.
	He was the planner of Dark Winter.
	He sat on the table with the Central Intelligence Agency with the Johns Hopkins University.
	And now he's sitting at the board of the Klaus Schwab Foundation.
	And the Klaus Schwab Foundation, of course, is behind or has a connection to this so-called Great Reset.
	Yes, exactly.
	All right!
	I like it!
	Klaus Schwab connected to the anthrax dark winter exercise.
	I love these people.
	They always keep you guessing.
	What you gonna do now, Klaus?
	What you gonna do?
	Yeah.
	I think he's lost it.
	Klaus?
	I was looking at the history of the...
	We have somebody on the No Agenda social that's following this operation very closely.
	She came over from Twitter.
	I invited her.
	Oh, nice.
	Unspin the spin girl.
	And...
	I was looking at the history of this operation and Schwab went off the...
	He's in his 80s.
	He went off the rails about...
	And I think this needs to be explored a little bit.
	I think we will.
	I will for sure.
	About six, seven years ago when he started having little...
	Meditation sessions and all these crazy new age crap started sneaking into that.
	I was looking at a rundown of all places, the New York Times, and there's all certain things that the themes they have from year to year to year.
	And about five or six years ago, this guy lost it.
	And now he's producing this nutty stuff, and I think it's just...
	Unfortunately, I think he's still taken seriously.
	We have to reveal what's going on here.
	Because it's nuts.
	I mean, this is where that movie came from.
	We haven't really explored much.
	We talk about it.
	Which movie?
	The movie where they say, oh, there's going to be no more private property.
	Everything's going to be...
	Well, that's not a movie.
	It's a World Economic Forum promo about the future where you don't own anything.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they love it.
	That's their dream.
	Get everybody streaming from Netflix to increase their credit score.
	Own nothing.
	Rent everything.
	Be in debt for all.
	It's the future.
	Don't you love it, kids?
	It needs to be discussed more than we do.
	Something that we knew would be a story.
	At least we caught one, well, two versions of it.
	We'll see you again tomorrow night.
	Now it's time for the last word with Lawrence O'Donnell.
	Good evening, Lawrence.
	Good evening, Rachel.
	And, of course, the invasion of the Capitol was also a super spreader event, including, apparently, in the safe room where they were holding members of the House of Representatives.
	We're going to be joined tonight by...
	All right, so that was MSNBC. ABC had kind of the same idea.
	And now there's concern that last week's riot in Washington may have been a COVID super spreader event.
	Two congresswomen say they've now tested positive after some of their fellow lawmakers were seen not wearing a mask.
	Now it's subtle.
	I believe that this, for some people saying this, they are creating an invisible connection between people who are sick and spread sickness and Republicans or Trump supporters.
	And I truly think they're trying to make that case.
	And it makes sense when you think about how a large majority of the population, if they get COVID, are so upset because they feel they have done something wrong.
	Yeah.
	And...
	There was something that just hit me.
	There was something about some school, I think it was the Woke Elementary maybe, where they were teaching the kids to be sorry or how to apologize because they killed grandma because they came home and spread it.
	I've got to find that.
	It wasn't a clip, unfortunately.
	But anyway, I think this is a connection that's being made on purpose, and it will spill over, and you can identify these crazy, horrible people easily.
	This morning, airlines cracking down against unruly flyers following last week's riot at the...
	Unruly flyers means Republicans.
	Trump MAGA hat wearing people.
	That's your unruly flyer.
	At least two congressmen asking the Federal Aviation Administration to fine disruptive passengers $35,000 per violation.
	Applause as this woman is escorted off an American Airlines flight in D.C. Sunday.
	Americans saying she was not complying with mask policies.
	Passengers say she was yelling about tyranny.
	If we don't stand up, it's only gonna get worse!
	The crackdown comes as videos emerge showing a growing number of incidents on flights to and from D.C. after the riot.
	On this flight from Washington to Phoenix Friday, the pilot was threatening to stop midway if passengers did not follow the rules.
	Wow.
	The list of banned passengers also growing.
	United Airlines banning 60 people for mask violations just last week.
	And Alaska Airlines banning 14 people on one flight alone.
	The FAA tweeting that federal law prohibits you from physically assaulting or threatening to physically assault the crew and anyone else on an aircraft.
	You could be subject to fines up to $35,000 and imprisonment.
	And I'm really sad because I saw something live which I cannot find.
	It wasn't on C-SPAN. It was on MSNBC for a moment.
	It was Chuck Schumer in New York.
	You know, one of those tight shots where he's on the sidewalk and he has a little lectern there.
	And he was calling for these types of people, unruly people, to be put on a no-fly list.
	Not just, hey, you should ban it from your airline.
	No.
	Put them on the federal no-fly list register so they can never fly again.
	And he's doing this whole thing, and he's holding up the no-fly list rule book or whatever it is, And all of a sudden, an older Jew, probably younger than him, but older Jewish woman confronts him.
	She gets in front of him, in front of the camera, unfortunately, and she starts going off.
	You should be ashamed of yourself, especially for a Jew.
	We went through this with Hitler.
	You are literally...
	Making people other and less than human.
	And it just went off.
	And it was a whole minute.
	And Schumer just stood there like a deer in the headlights.
	His security detail.
	Didn't know what to do.
	No one was doing anything.
	She just kept on railing at him.
	And then they cut away.
	And that was it.
	It was not on any other network.
	I can't find a clip.
	It was beautiful.
	Well, maybe somebody out there can find a clip.
	That sounds like a great clip, but Schumer is.
	In fact, he's othering.
	He's othering.
	That's the term.
	He's othering.
	Which is wrong.
	It's wrong.
	It is very wrong.
	ABC World News now.
	They're on board with helping to combat the narrative, which comes from official research, that asymptomatic spread is kind of bullcrap.
	Uh, so we have to counter that.
	Some gorillas at the San Diego Zoo are believed to be the first primates of their kind to test positive for COVID. Zoo officials say eight animals are believed to have the virus and several have been coughing.
	It's believed that they were infected from a member of the zoo's wildlife care team who has been asymptomatic.
	They are being treated with vitamins, fluid, and food.
	And Invermectin.
	And Hydroxychloroquine.
	Yeah.
	So, hey, just so you know, humans can spread it to gorillas.
	They can probably spread it to you.
	Canada's in a new lockdown.
	It's pretty severe.
	Solicitor General Sylvia Jones, who's responsible for health and security or something.
	Let me be clear.
	If people are found not complying with these orders, they will be subject to fines and persecution.
	Ah, nice.
	Premier Doug Ford If you love your grandparents, and I know you do If you love your parents, love your neighbours, your co-workers Please follow the process Follow the guidelines that we put out there I just can't stress it enough And if we don't, we're going to see the numbers That we saw the modelling Dr. Brown showed us And if that isn't scary enough I don't know what is These lockdowns
	The Netherlands was promised January 15th would end their most recent lockdown.
	That has now been renewed to February 9th.
	And from everything I understand, the Netherlands will follow Germany's example and will have a hard lockdown into April.
	April.
	My daughter called me.
	And she'd kind of broken down.
	It's like, Dad, I know three people who have committed suicide.
	Friends of mine losing their house.
	Nowhere to go.
	It's heartbreaking.
	They're truly, truly, with bullcrap, completely unnecessary.
	Hey, I'm walking on free man in Texas.
	Not more people dying.
	Perhaps even less.
	Huh.
	My column ran in Substack.
	Very good.
	Slow clap.
	Slow clap for the Substack.
	It was a great column.
	It got some attention here and there.
	And I think my confirmation clip is the one I played about China, which is they had one death.
	Can you want to summarize just briefly?
	Yeah, the column says that I blame much of this on mass hysteria.
	And all we do is discuss the mass hysteria aspect on this show, where people get the COVID and they get all freaked out, because they're hysterical from the get-go, and they're expecting the worst, they're going to die, and all the rest.
	And the thing that I noticed is that, and first I started comparing African nations' death tolls, like Nigeria, with half of our population as like 400 or 500 dead, not, you know, 400,000.
	And so I ask the question, why are we in the United States number one in the world for this?
	We only have 4.2% of the population and 20% of the cases.
	It makes no sense.
	China has nothing.
	And India, with the three or four times our population, has half as many of everything.
	And so I blamed it.
	What could cause this on the constant barrage by the media and just never-ending, relentless barrage.
	We played clip after clip for months about, oh, it's the worst than ever.
	And, oh, we're all going to die.
	Oh, you're going to get it.
	Oh, wear a mask.
	And it goes on and on and on.
	And if you look at countries without mass media like ours, and the UK has got another mass media, very similar, very hyperbolic.
	It's It's panicky.
	It sensationalizes everything.
	That's what we do and that's what they do.
	If you look at countries with none of that, like China, for example...
	Or most of Africa.
	There's no...
	The COVID numbers are way down.
	They just take it for granted and they're going on their merry way.
	And so I put two and two together and said it's the media that's causing this.
	It's causing people to actually have...
	And there are responses.
	They're notorious.
	You can look it up.
	How people can catch...
	Make themselves sick.
	Literally make themselves sick.
	And there's tons of examples of this over history by just being freaked out.
	And this is what's going on.
	Yeah, it was a really good piece.
	It really was.
	Well, thanks.
	Well, I love your sub-stacks because usually a sub-stack, because I only subscribe to a couple, you know, about halfway through, I'm like, I can't handle it, Glenn Greenwald.
	It's too much copy.
	Matt Taibbi, please condense.
	I lose interest.
	I will just pat myself on the back.
	Yeah.
	I know the limits of short-form writing and what happens with people that are being published constantly where they have the limits because they have to fill space.
	And this takes a while to get used to, but I've been writing online for 20 years or more.
	So I long since know the ideas.
	You want shorter, not longer.
	And I've seen this before.
	A lot of writers, oh my God, I don't have any limits!
	I can just go on and on and on.
	I don't think Taibbi's too bad.
	I mean, he just goes over.
	He writes about 2,000 words when he should be writing 1,200 or 1,000.
	But Glenn Greenwald has always needed someone to stop him because he'll just write for days.
	And he does.
	He does.
	Yeah.
	So you've got enjoyable nuggets.
	Okay, I got a three-parter, and this is about the vaccine.
	And as we've shifted, we've gone from the models, the 2.3 million people will die in America.
	Remember that, people?
	Remember that back in February, March?
	We saw the switch, the moving of the goalpost.
	We're now in day 390 of flattening the curve in two weeks, in case you forgot.
	We went through a ventilator shortage, which wasn't...
	Where's that now?
	How many ventilators?
	The big army, the big giant ships.
	We had ships.
	We had the Javits Center, where car shows, boat shows are done.
	We had emergency hospitals around the country not used.
	But now...
	Now we're out of beds.
	We're out of ICU beds.
	We're all going to die.
	Shut up, slave.
	Sit home and get depressed until the vaccine comes.
	Now the vaccine is coming.
	It's like, well, you know...
	The vaccine, you can still kill grandmas, you gotta wear masks, social distance.
	It's all not true.
	They have lied to you, to us, continuously.
	Pushing, pushing, pushing the goal.
	Oh, come on, we're all Americans.
	Well, no.
	Here's the problem with the vaccine.
	I finally found someone to deconstruct it.
	His name is Dr.
	David Martin.
	Oh yeah, this is good.
	Before you play that, I gotta say something.
	So they set up a shop in Sequim, Washington, which is near Port Angeles, for people to get shots.
	I think it was an Indian reservation.
	They got a bunch of shots.
	And so they told everybody to, you know, you can come in.
	The shots started, I think, this morning.
	And they had all these shots.
	People, according to Eric...
	Around the block.
	His reports.
	This is cars.
	It's a car drive-through shot.
	Yeah.
	The cars are blocking the roads.
	They're going back miles...
	The first cars, before they weren't even open, were jacked up at 3 a.m.
	They're waiting.
	And it was going to start at 10 or something.
	People are just really, they dynamite, want this shot.
	There's nothing.
	I mean, there are flocking to these shots.
	I just want to mention that.
	Yeah.
	Because this is what we've been predicting.
	Because that's what people do.
	Because they've been told to do it by the media.
	And you can thank the media for that.
	We'll play clips like this to no avail.
	Even Christina.
	She's like, I should probably just take the shot.
	They're not going to let us travel anywhere.
	Yeah.
	And that's what it is.
	You break people.
	You break them.
	And then, of course, they're going to say, Dr.
	Bill, give it to me!
	Give it to me, Dr.
	Bill!
	Dr.
	David Martin, who has a rather odd YouTube channel.
	From what I understand, he's a lawyer and practices in medical field and in medical trials specifically.
	And it's kind of weird because he has his, I guess his wife, who is either Australian or British, and she kind of almost is sitting on his knee, and she's going, oh yeah.
	He's like, if I didn't, I don't know the guy.
	The Jill Biden approach.
	I mean, but she's beautiful, and she just like does echoes.
	You know, yeah, yeah, that's right.
	He's a sidekick, but it almost looks like he's sitting on his lap.
	That doesn't matter.
	I cut her out.
	I want to just hear what he has to say.
	So he is going to explain why the vaccine, and I'm talking specifically about Moderna and the Pfizer.
	These are what we've been told.
	This is new technology.
	He says it is not a vaccine by what it does or the legal definition.
	And it is, since your M5M mainstream media is not helping you to form informed consent, You know Agenda Show has to do it.
	So when Moderna was started, and if you go back and look at their SEC filings, and we've gone through all their SEC filings, they make a point of saying that their technology is a gene therapy technology.
	Gene therapy technology.
	You'll notice that they don't say vaccination.
	And it was set up to be a cancer treatment.
	So this is gene therapy chemotherapy.
	Now let's just stop for a minute.
	Let's just ask the question.
	If Anthony Fauci got up and said to everybody, Hey, we want you to take chemotherapy for the disease that you may or may not ever have.
	There wouldn't be a single person raising their hand.
	The prophylactic chemotherapy...
	You wouldn't be doing it.
	You know why you wouldn't be doing it?
	Because it's a dumb idea.
	That's why you wouldn't be doing it.
	And states wouldn't be able to mandate it, and employers wouldn't be able to mandate it.
	No employer would be able to mandate a chemotherapy for a disease that you don't have.
	That would not be a legal thing to do.
	But they called their technology gene therapy technology.
	They made a big point of saying that this was not investigational new drugs.
	This was gene therapy technology.
	This belonged in the Center for Biologics, potentially even the CDRH, the Center for Device and Radiologic Health.
	But what they're doing is they're putting together a synthetic fragment of nucleic acid.
	It's not mRNA.
	It's not natural.
	It's not even a natural component of a fragment.
	It's a synthetic fragment.
	It's a technology embedded within a fat carrier, a PEG carrier, and that is being introduced into the cell not to induce an immunity from infection with A SARS-CoV virus, and it's not to block transmission of it.
	It's actually to lessen symptoms associated with the S1 spike protein, not even the virus itself.
	The fact of the matter is, this thing is actually not a vaccination.
	What I found interesting as I was doing a show prep is the UK is about to start a large treatment trial.
	And they're going to be using interferon beta 1a.
	And I remember interferon.
	Interferon or interferon, they use that against AIDS. They're giving people chemo.
	And the shot is apparently a high-tech version or maybe the medical definition of a chemotherapy, not a vaccination.
	Now he reviews how the CDC defines this.
	Why would you say it's not a vaccination?
	Well, let's look at the legal standard for what a vaccination is.
	And let's start with the Center for Disease Control's own definitions.
	Two important operative definitions.
	Immunity is protection from an infectious disease.
	Protection from an infectious disease.
	If you are immune to a disease, you can be exposed to it without becoming infected.
	By definition, neither Pfizer nor Moderna even claims that to be the case.
	Immunity, you can be exposed to a pathogen, infectious disease, without becoming infected.
	Not only is that not the case, we're going to get to this in a minute, but in their clinical trials, they specifically say they're not going to test that.
	And then the CDC says a vaccine is a product that stimulates a person's immune system to produce immunity, see the definition above, to a specific disease, protecting the person from that disease.
	That's the CDC. So let's just stipulate for the sake of this conversation that the CDC's own definition and what Pfizer and Moderna are doing do not match.
	I find this very encouraging news because if we ever get to the point where travel is restricted or life is restricted because you didn't take your mandatory vaccine, now we have some different recourse.
	And I think that would be very...
	I don't know.
	There's no way to break through the mainstream, but once people figure out that you're being given chemotherapy...
	And not a vaccine.
	They may change their mind.
	And that was the CDC. Now he goes into the final clip, the actual legal definition.
	Coincidentally, he picks two states, I think Iowa and Washington State.
	We were just talking about miles and miles of people are lined up, lined up in their car to drive through and get some chemo.
	CDC is not the law.
	CDC is...
	an expression of a agency empowered by the law, but it's actually not the law.
	So why don't we actually look at the laws where vaccine has been defined?
	And it turns out that's a much harder exercise than you would think, because vaccine, the term is actually not a legally defined term in an enormous number of statutes that govern vaccines, which is actually a really interesting thing.
	But let's look at some examples.
	And I just pulled a couple examples from the Iowa Code.
	Vaccine, and I'm quoting, means a specially prepared antigen administered to a person for the purpose of providing immunity.
	Immunity, once again, the operative definition...
	Which is to say that when exposed to a pathogen, you are not susceptible.
	That's the Iowa Code.
	How about Washington State?
	You know, the state that has been absolutely tyrannical in all of its interventions around coronavirus, allegedly the birthplace of the U.S. experience with coronavirus, state of Washington.
	Vaccine, legally defined term now.
	This is in the statute.
	It means a preparation of a killed or attenuated living microorganism or fraction thereof.
	Vaccine means a preparation of a killed or attenuated living microorganism.
	mRNA synthetically developed by Moderna and Pfizer do not meet this definition.
	And now we know why the manufacturers of this so-called vaccine had an additional specific indemnification brought to life for them, even though manufacturers of vaccines in the United States, by law, are already indemnified under the biologics category.
	This is disturbing.
	Ah, because it's not a biologic.
	Correct.
	This is, but this does, I mean, wow, can you think of the lawsuits that may be possible?
	And certainly just, no, you're not going to put chemotherapy in me.
	No!
	They can still have...
	These lawsuits are still possible because the people have been misled.
	Informed consent.
	If you're told that you're getting a vaccine and you're getting a certificate, I got vaccinated, and even in the state of Washington, which has a definition for a vaccine, I don't care what your indemnification is, you're not going to be able to carry it.
	This is like the indemnification kind of, or the...
	Pile of money that was put together so John Mansfield could cover all the asbestos cancer cases.
	That's what's going to be...
	It's going to just put everybody...
	Yeah, you'll get some money out of this deal, but those companies won't stay in business.
	Pfizer's putting themselves at great risk.
	This is shocking.
	It's really shocking.
	Really?
	Really?
	Yeah, because it's so in your...
	Yeah, I understand.
	I'm shocked.
	There's gambling going on.
	I am kind of shocked.
	I'm going to show my soul by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	In the morning.
	Well, that's a good place to take a break.
	And we do have a few people to thank for show 1312.
	Big 1313 is coming up on Sunday.
	Yeah, Sunday, Sunday.
	Mike Brewer, Brewer, Brewer, Brewer, in Waddle Park, South Australia.
	That's nice.
	14824.
	And I think this bumps him up.
	Oh!
	Yes, it does.
	It's a donation of $200 reduce for his 35th anniversary present for Loopy Lindrum.
	He is in.
	Could you please credit this donation to Loopy?
	And as a result, he will need a dedouching.
	He got it.
	You've been dedouched.
	His birthday is on the 15th, and we do have him on the list.
	Thank you.
	So we have to remember to put this.
	Yeah, I got it.
	It's in the system.
	Sir Herb Lamb, the Viscount of Georgia, Baron of Buford Dam in Sugar Hill, Georgia.
	121.21.
	Thank you.
	I think he's got a note here.
	He's got a birthday.
	Something's coming up.
	Dakota Walker in Redondo Beach, California.
	113.86.
	Another birthday.
	And a Rogan, a regular after Rogan.
	That's good.
	Yeah.
	Oh, so Roganites, just so you know, just reminding you, execs and associate execs can do the jingle thing, just so you know.
	And we like when you put in numerology.
	Use some numerology.
	You can send coded messages with numerology.
	He does want a dedouching ring to do that.
	Absolutely.
	You've been dedouched.
	And you're on the birthday list.
	Gerald Clement Jr.
	in Oak Park, California, $100.
	Mike Bateman in Minneapolis, Minnesota Nuts.
	$100.
	Charles Upton, Upjohn, $100.
	Richard Brodowski in Smyrna, Georgia.
	And Richard will do it at the end for him.
	Health karma request for co-worker's mom who was rushed to the ER. You bet.
	We'll do that.
	Sanford Felter in Reno, Nevada, 87-18.
	That's an amuse-bouche, as he puts it.
	In anticipation of 1313.
	That's funny.
	Sir Richard Hufford in Tempe, Arizona, 8008.
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin, the Duke of Luna, Locust, North Carolina, 6006.
	Small boob?
	Small boobs.
	Adam Weiner, 60.
	Could be Weiner.
	Weiner, Weiner, one of the two.
	Sir, not appearing on this podcast in Richland, Washington, 5678.
	Baron Bob of High Point, North Carolina, 5532.
	And he will get some health karma for complications with his back surgery.
	Holy crap!
	Listen to this note.
	Holy crap!
	Baron Bob...
	No, no.
	We've got to do this now.
	Baron Bob of High Point, North Carolina, can I please get some health karma?
	I had complications with my back surgery that has left me a paraplegic.
	And I'm trying to learn how to do everyday tasks over again while in a wheelchair.
	And he says, thank you.
	No, thank you for your courage, Baron Bob.
	Wow.
	So is that permanent or...
	Well, we're going to have to find out.
	I don't know.
	Oh my goodness.
	Yeah, health karma.
	Health karma right away.
	You've got karma.
	That's horrible.
	Sorry, Baron.
	Yeah.
	Now the following people are $50 donors, name and location, starting with Michael Burlett in Odessa, Florida, $50.
	Evan Panico in Brandington, Florida.
	And Dame Patricia Worthington in Miami, Florida.
	Bing, bang, bang.
	Three Floridians right there.
	Thomas Hurtado, $50.
	Burt Wilson, $50.
	Sir Labrat of the Hill Country in Universal City, Texas.
	R. Tabak in Meppel.
	R. Tabak, I don't know how to pronounce that.
	Or Renee.
	It's Renee Tabak in Meppel.
	Holland.
	Brian Henderson in Indianapolis, Indiana.
	Brandon Savoy in Port Orchard, Washington is his sir.
	Megan Emery, 50.
	Parts Unknown.
	Rawson Tachkoff in London, UK. Sean McRae, 50.
	Eric Schmick.
	No, Schmick.
	Schmick.
	Eric Schmick.
	Tony Smith in Fort Worth.
	Sir Robert Kerback in Essexville, Michigan.
	Kimberly Redman in Toronto, Ontario.
	Elliot Rivera in Las Wages, Nevada.
	Judson Noel in Oxford, Mississippi.
	Some Mississippians are finally coming on board.
	Sir Big Papa Moose of the Ogallala Aquifer in Liberal, Kansas.
	John Short, 50.
	Kyle Meyer in Atlanta, Georgia.
	And last but not least, Dame Knight.
	In Edmonds, Washington.
	I want to thank these folks for making 1312 possible.
	Indeed.
	And, well, let's do that special health karma that we promised earlier.
	You've got karma.
	Thank you to our producers here who keep the show going.
	It is time, talent, and treasure.
	It's very important.
	Thanks, everyone under 50, for reasons of anonymity or, and if you're not already doing this, please...
	Think about returning some value on a regular basis, doing one of our many subscription programs, which you can find at the famous website address Well, here we go.
	It is the 14th already, 14th of January.
	We have on the birthday list, M.M., who says happy birthday to her boyfriend, Ewan.
	Ewan, probably.
	Dakota Walker, who celebrates on the 13th.
	Sir Kenneth will be 33 on the 15th.
	Mike Brewer says happy birthday to Lupe Lindrum, who will be celebrating tomorrow.
	And Femke von Bemelin says happy birthday to her daughter, Arwen.
	Who turns 15 on the 20th and her handsome hubby, Ramey, who will be 48 on January 16th.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the Best Podcast in the Universe!
	It's your birthday, yeah!
	T-t-t-t-t-t-tidal changes Turn and face the sleigh Tidal changes Don't wanna be a dude The Baronies, the peerages, they all shift around from time to time as our peerage steps up with more aggregate donations of $1,000 or more.
	That's why we are very happy to welcome Sir Kenneth, the Norseman of Leith, Leith, Leith, as Baronet Kenneth, the Norseman of, is that Leith or Leith?
	Leith, Leith, L-E-I-T-H. I should really figure that one out.
	Congratulations, sir, Kenneth, and thank you so much for your courage.
	We have two knightings right now on deck, so the gentlemen are already ready to join us here at the round table.
	Let's bring out the blades.
	Yep.
	Nice.
	Up here, please, next to me, Gary Farris and Ramey.
	Hello, gentlemen.
	Both of you qualify and are very welcome here at the table, a round table with no-agenda knights and dames.
	This is where we pronounce the K-U with your new official title.
	And I hereby pronounce the K-B as Knight of the Greasy Creek in Southwest Missouri and Sir Stinkfinger, the Plague from the Hague.
	For you, we have Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys, and Chardonnay.
	Let's add to that Viscati Imperial Stout and Rice with Kerry Sells and Cup of Chinese with Speck.
	Beer and blunts, we'll add those.
	We've got some ginger ale and gerbils, bong hits and bourbon, gashes and sake.
	And of course, if you want to add it to the biscotti, here's some mutton and mead, which is always ready for you at the round table here at the No Agenda show.
	To get your ring and your sealing wax and your official certificate, please go to noagendanation.com slash rings.
	And thank you both.
	And thank everybody for supporting the No Agenda show.
	As you know, according to the Mueller Report, the best podcast in the universe.
	The No Agenda Meetups.
	The No Agenda Meetups.
	I've got a written report here.
	Let me see.
	I've got a written report from the East Tennessee Meetup from Dr.
	John Cummins.
	I wanted to report on our most excellent meetup last night at the Dandridge Brewing Company.
	I don't know if Adam reports this stuff or not.
	Yes, I do.
	Anyways, we had 18 all-non-muzzled people in attendance and a great ratio, 11 males, 7 females.
	We had a dude named Ben, even.
	I don't know if we had any nights or days, but we had 12 regular listeners to the show, two newbies, and four that have not listened but will.
	We had a super time for four hours, drinking beer, eating food, getting to know each other.
	It was like a party!
	All agreed that we need more parties sooner rather than later, and they're going to do it in the same venue.
	A successful meetup.
	Congratulations.
	We love that.
	On the calendar for, let's see, tomorrow, we have Kansas City Full Frontal Exposure Edition at 6 o'clock.
	John Chilitos in Mission.
	New on the list for the 16th, that's Saturday.
	Midland, Texas Meetup at 2 o'clock at Rusty Buckets Barbecue.
	Also on Saturday, the local 919 Durham, North Carolina at 4 o'clock.
	The venue may change, but for now it's Kickback Jacks.
	A tiny amygdala of Anchorage.
	The one I wanted to go through.
	4 o'clock, 4 p.m.
	Alaska time at Matanuska Brewing, Midtown Anchorage.
	On Sunday, Sioux Falls, South Dakotans of Gitmo Nation.
	The meetup at 2 o'clock at Granite City.
	And on the 17th, we have the Southwest Florida pre-inauguration meetup at 11-11 at the Beach Box Cafe.
	And let me see, we have on the list, the 19th will be Dallas-Fort Worth, the 20th, Quebec City, 22nd, Miami, 23rd, Pittsburgh, also Springfield, Missouri.
	It's like a world tour.
	It's like doing the tour dates for Beyonce.
	Quebec City would be fun.
	Let's go.
	Kind of cold this time of year.
	Let's go.
	Let's go.
	Nice hold.
	These are the meetups for the next few days and weeks.
	You can find all of the meetups at noagendameetups.com.
	And if you're looking at it and saying, hey, there's really nothing nearby.
	I'm not near Quebec City.
	You know what you can do?
	Just start one yourself.
	It's easy.
	Noagendameetups.com is like a party.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me, triggered all hell's flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	So, since I haven't seen her in 14 months...
	I've decided I have to go visit my daughter probably.
	I'm going to shoot for the around February 9th.
	Hopefully the lockup will not be continued, but it's unlikely.
	And I've called and I've been in touch with the embassy because you can't travel.
	You know, I'm not allowed to travel unless you have an exemption to the Netherlands during lockdown.
	And these rules changed two days ago.
	However, how funny is it that, yes, media is exempt.
	And as long as I get an invitation and perform some journalistic media duty, which I think I can arrange.
	Take a picture.
	No, I've got a radio show to do.
	I have to report on the United States.
	I've got friends on radio.
	Good idea.
	I'm going to get an invitation from the Dutch Government Broadcasting Organization.
	There you go.
	Now you're talking.
	So I don't know if we might be able to do a meet-up, a clandestine meet-up when I'm there.
	Because you can't...
	Nothing's going to be open.
	We're just all...
	You got somebody that's got a place they can...
	Yeah, you can work that out.
	I think you should.
	Are you kidding?
	You can't do that in the Netherlands.
	People will think on you and then we'll all get arrested.
	You can manage it.
	How did the underground work during German occupation after they took the bikes away?
	They were working it out.
	Yeah, where are those Dutch people?
	Exactly.
	Thank you.
	That's the spirit I'm looking for.
	But it's okay.
	I'll do that as long as you can do the show without me.
	When I'm in the slammer.
	I'll get a hold of Mo.
	Oh, yeah.
	Alright, well I got a couple things to finish with.
	I got good news.
	Hey, wait.
	First, do you have an ISO? What are we going to do for the end here?
	I do have one ISO. It's the only one I really have, which is the bullcrap ISO. Oh yeah, this is going to work.
	I call bullcrap.
	Dynamite.
	No argument.
	You're in.
	You're done.
	It's perfect.
	And now I do have to play this.
	This is the Newsome Recall update.
	Ooh, yes.
	I believe this might be working.
	Now, a major milestone in the push to recall Governor Newsom...
	Wait a minute.
	Is this a local news report?
	Yeah.
	What kind of internet, what kind of read is this?
	A major...
	Local news.
	I'm sorry.
	Now, a major milestone in the push to recall Governor Newsom.
	The campaign now has a million signatures.
	The campaign needs to get about 800,000 more by March to qualify the recall for the ballot.
	Organizers hope that the recall election will be held in August or September and say former San Diego Mayor Kevin Falconer and John Cox are among the potential candidates.
	It's going to happen.
	He doesn't look good.
	He looks like he's very upset about this.
	Oh, because he knows he's toast.
	Well, it could be if they get the other 800, I think.
	They're doing Save Austin and Recall Adler here, and they're getting signatures.
	They're getting close.
	They were even at our meetup the other day.
	How many do you need?
	Oh, it's not many.
	I think it's some low amount, like 20,000 or something.
	It's not a lot.
	I have some world updates here.
	We've got a number of them.
	The one, though, that I think that people like is this 18-second clip from France 24.
	Remember that South Korean woman that was the president for a while?
	They arrested her.
	Yeah, Park, yeah.
	Well, here's the update on her.
	South Korea's Supreme Court has upheld a 20-year prison sentence after the former President Park Geun-hye.
	The conservative leader was charged with corruption and removed from office in 2017.
	In total, she's set to spend 22 years behind bars, and she was also found guilty of election meddling in a separate case.
	Wow.
	They like to do that with Trump.
	Hey, by the way, where's Jack Ma?
	I don't know.
	You still haven't heard?
	No.
	Not that I know of.
	You'll be dead.
	We've got Italy's falling apart.
	You know about this?
	I know a lot about Italy, but I'm not sure what this refers to.
	Let's listen.
	The government is having issues.
	Oh, the government.
	Matteo Renzi has pulled ministers from his small centrist party out of the cabinet, leaving the coalition without a majority in parliament.
	The move threatens to throw the eurozone's third largest economy into political chaos at a time that's battling a surge of COVID-19 cases and a deepening recession.
	Renzi had long been at odds with the current Prime Minister, Giuseppe Conte, after over how billions of euros of EU coronavirus funds would be spent.
	Leaving Italy's ruling coalition on the brink of collapse, former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi announced on Wednesday that cabinet ministers from his party Italia Viva were resigning their positions in government.
	Renzi had long threatened to quit government, complaining about Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's plans for spending billions of euros promised by the EU to relaunch the Italian economy.
	Despite the resignations, Renzi said his party could be open to backing a new administration led by Conte.
	It remains unclear what Conte or his main allies, the Five Star Movement and centre-left Democratic Party, will do next.
	The coalition parties could attempt to renegotiate a new pact with Italia Viva, almost certainly opening the way for a major cabinet reshuffle.
	I gotta talk to Willow.
	She says everything's a mess.
	Everything's a mess.
	And they're not under any lockdown.
	Most of Europe is under lockdown, and they're kind of not.
	Well, it doesn't help when everybody else is locked down, doesn't it?
	It's like here, we got one state locked down.
	South Dakota's never locked down, and they're doing fine.
	Right, but Italy, I mean, what, they haven't learned?
	How can we have a new variant, and they're not locking down?
	Because we've learned they were the ones that everyone died.
	Italy, Italy!
	No, they're all dead.
	That's the reason.
	Hong Kong...
	Go ahead.
	Yeah?
	No, I was going to say...
	Go ahead.
	It's fine.
	Whatever it is.
	No, you go ahead.
	No, you go ahead.
	Please, please, you go ahead.
	I'm going to skip this other one.
	A bunch of people got arrested in Hong Kong.
	That's to be expected by the Chinese.
	But the humorous clip, if you want to go out...
	I have a humorous clip for out.
	Okay, well I got it.
	My pre-humorous clip for out.
	A-humorous.
	It's a-humorous.
	It's the Tintin Art.
	For people out there who like to collect art.
	Oh, Tintin!
	This is the Tintin Art Auction.
	And finally, a one-of-a-kind original artwork of legendary comic book hero Tintin is on sale here in Paris this Thursday.
	The painting was supposed to be used as the cover of the 1936 edition of Adventures of Tintin in the Far East, The Blue Lotus, though it was rejected because it would have required too many colours in the printing process.
	If you're interested in trying to acquire it, the auction estimate is a mere 2.8 million euros.
	I grew up with Tintin, except it wasn't Tintin in Dutch because it was translated into Dutch.
	It was Kaufe.
	I don't think many Americans know Tintin.
	No, they never came over here.
	They never tried to push it here.
	Final clip for me, and I think that should do it for us, is NPR, who are very busy reporting on the incoming Biden crime family and what they're going to be doing and changing and bringing into the White House and the Oval Office.
	And wouldn't you know it, I had to clip at least half of this two-minute report out because it just consisted of barking and whining.
	Donald Trump has been the first president in more than a century without a dog.
	Next week, Joe Biden restores the tradition with two German shepherds, Major and Champ.
	Major's story in particular is a wags to riches tale.
	We had someone from the community reach out to him.
	Please note, wags to riches.
	It's a wags to riches tale.
	We had someone from the community reach out to us who had a litter of German Shepherd puppies and they weren't doing well.
	Patrick Carroll is executive director to the Delaware Humane Association.
	He says Major and his five litter mates were hospitalized for days.
	They had gotten into a toxic substance.
	We're not sure what, but it was curable, but it just required medical care.
	So we put them into foster homes once we got them better.
	One of those fosters was Joe Biden.
	Major found his forever home.
	Biden fully adopted him in November of 2018.
	Major will be the first dog to go from a shelter to the White House.
	But he follows in the footprints of another rescue dog, Yuki.
	He is the friendliest and the smartest and the most constant in his attentions of all the dogs that I've known.
	That's President Lyndon Johnson, whose daughter picked up the pup at a gas station in Texas.
	The Delaware Humane Association is holding a virtual inauguration for the first dog elect on Sunday.
	Dogs are people, too.
	The inauguration!
	It's bad.
	That's NPR. That's a topper, for sure.
	That's NPR, everybody.
	That's your public radio.
	Yeah, NPRs are on top of it.
	Yeah.
	Message?
	Trump hates dogs.
	You're not barking up the wrong tree when you listen to them.
	Let's see.
	Up next on noagendastream.com.
	Oh, the latest episode of Podcasting 2.0.
	Thank you very much, Darren, for putting that on.
	Also, end of show mix is Jesse Coy Nelson, Doug Longenecker, which I will say up front, John did not want me to play.
	He thought it was no good.
	No, I didn't say that.
	I think it's disturbing.
	Well, you said you didn't want me to play it.
	No, I did say I didn't want you to play it because I thought it was too disturbing.
	It's disturbing.
	I will agree it's disturbing.
	So, look forward to that like you needed more disturbing stuff to listen to.
	And coming to you from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the...
	Frontier of the capital of Texas is the drone star state.
	FEMA region number six in the governmental maps.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where it looks like traffic's pretty normal, even though it's supposed to be shut down, locked down, I don't know what.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Sunday right here on No Agenda.
	Please remember us at dvorak.org slash na.
	Until then, adios mofos!
	and such.
	Servers and bartenders sported red suspenders that stood out in the all-white decor.
	Wow!
	Three dangling white signs spelled out STORY. They put a picture up that was Vladimir Putin with his bare chest, and then they had these three guys of dreamy eyes, and then the whole thing was very gay.
	Bump cheeks.
	You go up there and bump the cheeks.
	Doesn't his wife look scary?
	I mean, not like ugly or anything, but she looks...
	She looks mean-spirited.
	She looks mean-spirited, exactly.
	Yes, she does.
	She does, like she'll eat your head off.
	Her breasts were as big as my head.
	She's kind of a wide-bottom woman, kind of attractive, but the New York Times does not go to this event.
	Watching Charlie Rose eat a salad is stomach-churning.
	The man, he, like, shovels the leafs into his mouth and he's bending forward.
	How does he hold a fork?
	Yeah, well, he holds it correctly, not like you.
	We all know you hold the fork incorrectly.
	And what is, Al Roker's a weatherman.
	Why is he there?
	Well, because he left his dirty underwear in the White House.
	Biden was getting pooped on.
	Journalists cannot tell people the truth.
	And even tell people what is not the truth.
	Joe Biden driving around in a yellow Corvette because he's such a boob.
	Doofus.
	Yeah, he's a doofus, that's right.
	They were giving Biden a little ribbing.
	Biden was getting pooped on.
	It's a lot of fun to drink and get laid if someone else is paying the bill.
	I don't notice that that many people are getting laid.
	Oh yeah, no...
	Nancy Pelosi took a picture with the cast from House of Cards.
	H.O.C. Hello.
	There's no smoking.
	The drinking has changed.
	Reporters used to drink many bottles of scotch whiskey at every table.
	Now it's a lot less drinking, more wine, and as the waiters tell me, a lot of fruit-flavored drinks.
	They're not drinking anymore.
	They're not drinking anymore.
	No, this is bad.
	This is very bad.
	In the 40s we would have multiple entertainers including Frank Sinatra and Bing Crosby and Animal Axe.
	Hollywood guest, Barbara Streisand, came to her first dinner in 1962.
	The chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
	In my world, that's a celebrity.
	Of course, each society is different, and some are fundamentally different, but there's a certain common ingredients that make up success.
	Basic liberties so citizens can think and speak freely, and journalists can tell people the truth, and even tell people what is not the truth.
	The press is bad.
	The press is bad.
	Coral Pop!
	Coral Pop!
	What the French is going on there?
	Why is everybody being so mean out there?
	You can read that exact same sentence without the word baseless.
	Another move back.
	I need a little girl to say.
	Shut up, slave!
	Does anybody know a baseless world?
	From a stolen lockdown date.
	Behind the curtain.
	Look at the swollen lizard brains.
	People numbers from the class in time.
	All I really need is a Fletcher screen.
	This show must go wild.
	Oh, I got on.
	28%.
	It's just true.
	This show here.
	Nailing it.
	You believe that a secret might mean.
	But my smile...
	What's this?
	Space diapers.
	I'll wait.
	Or a chair in Asia.
	World government or new world order.
	Just a stroll down capital to the hallowed infamous hate.
	Stick a little needle in me, baby.
	I feel a pain.
	Say the discourse engineered civil chaos we create.
	What's a relearning, dear boss?
	What say the crack pottery now?
	Buskill, are you turning?
	Turning, turning, turning.
	Will you call it a sound?
	Only glibbery.
	What difference at this point does it make?
	Game of the French star.
	No.
	The jam is good.
	Devil, I die the work.
	The jam is good.
	The jam is good.
	My deep state may be faking, but my eyes all the day always keep surrendering small.
	28%.
	Oh, Hillary.
	I believe that a secret...
	Poor Jillian!
	Ladies and gentlemen!
	World government order.
	New world order.
	I will be talking.
	We'll sail your mighty civil state to civil hate's divide.
	We are more.
	We are mighty.
	We are the man in the night.
	Now, what will Cynthia McKinney sing?
	I'm a friend.
	Fight for Jesus, too.
	Show us to him.
	Devil, die the word.
	Now I can't.
	Slash.
	And I drink.
	My deep stink made me faking.
	But my smile slowly glid.
	My species.
	Please, I'm a killer.
	Lockdown.
	Lockdown.
	Down.
	What's this at?
	Huh?
	Now I can't.
	Give it up.
	I've never given it.
	Putting your English down.
	Facing dollies for their pants?
	With a grin.
	I'm at the middle of a gender show!
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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