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	Just jab him with this and that and see what happens, see which ones go nuts and which ones grow a second head.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	Sunday, February 7th, 2021, this is your award-winning Kimo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1319.
	This is no agenda.
	Placing our bets and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state.
	Good morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we're all shocked to find out that the manatee has picked the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill.
	In the morning.
	Have we discussed the manatee previously?
	I didn't know the manatee was a thing.
	Yeah, there's some manatee somebody's got, and they drop into the tank.
	The logos of the two teams in the manatee comes up and butts into the one that wins.
	Oh, and it's the Buccaneers for the manatee?
	Yeah.
	No Agenda Social did a poll.
	I think it was 10% for Tampa Bay, 12% for the Chiefs, and 6% for the advertisers, and 79% was not going to watch it and give a crap it's bull.
	Well, the 79% had to listen to this note that came in from one of our producers, Steve.
	Okay.
	No need to read this.
	Okay.
	Here we go.
	Thanks, Steve.
	But in reference to your Super Bowl piece on the newsletter, I interviewed a former mafia boss several years ago in the LifeSpring podcast.
	He was actually involved in fixing sports events in his former life.
	Oh, I remember this, I think.
	Yeah.
	He said virtually all...
	Sports events are susceptible to fixing, especially the big money sports.
	I know that doesn't seem as a surprise to you too, but coming from the horse's mouth, as it were, I thought you might find this mildly entertaining.
	I was always loving the show.
	Was that Steve Dew?
	No, that's not Steve Dew.
	No, it's not Steve Dew.
	No, no, it's Steve Webb?
	Yep.
	Yeah, Steve Webb.
	And Steve Dew is the one who sent us the hoodies.
	Yes.
	That's right.
	My alma mater, which I was mocked for and I had to look it up.
	You don't have to have graduated from the school for it to be your alma mater.
	No, if you go there for one day, you're your alma mater.
	Exactly.
	Thank you.
	I feel much better now.
	Well, no matter what, there is a new angle thanks to the Super Bowl.
	Thank you, M5M. Thank you, Clip Custodian.
	Yep, because that super spole, super super spole.
	The super spole.
	The super spole!
	You know what that super spole's gonna be?
	With just two days to go until the big game, big worries tonight.
	The Super Bowl could turn into a super spreader event.
	Every minute we'll have nobody seated in front of them, nobody behind them, as well as wipes and hand sanitizer in restrooms, which not only have physical distancing, but touchless.
	It's the first ever cashless Super Bowl.
	Ooh!
	Yeah, get used to it.
	Cashless Super Bowl.
	Yeah, that's going to be nice.
	There's more, though.
	Oh, my goodness.
	We're going to have El Presidente during the Super Bowl halftime.
	And we will have more from our interview with President Biden Sunday on Face the Nation and during the Super Bowl pregame show that's right here on CBS. Is Biden going to the game?
	He's going to be in the private booth there?
	Please.
	No.
	Well, he might.
	You know, it would be a good move.
	It would be a good move for him to do that but I don't think so.
	I don't think so.
	So here's what's going on locally around the stadium.
	Now you may hear behind me, the parties have started in downtown Tampa.
	Anyone not wearing a mask can be fined up to $500.
	And on Sunday, fans will receive these KN95 masks as they walk into Raymond James Stadium.
	So you gotta love it.
	There will be no money, and you'll be wearing masks from China.
	What does this tell you?
	Those are the Korean masks.
	The KNs, they're not from China?
	No.
	The K-95s.
	Well, they come from Korea.
	They may be made in China, but they're Korean.
	It's K-N. Not K or N. K-N. I thought the K-N... I thought she said K-95.
	K-N. There's two kinds.
	There's the K and the N. There's no K-N. Yes, there is.
	There is a pepper called K-N. Hold on a second.
	There is a K-N-95 mask, and that's the one from China.
	Okay.
	Where was it?
	Here we go.
	Now you may hear behind me, the parties have started in downtown Tampa.
	Anyone not wearing a mask can be fined up to $500.
	And on Sunday, fans will receive these KN95 masks as they walk into Raymond James Stadium.
	And if you look online, this thing called, what is it, Google?
	Oh, it's just a gyp.
	It's a Chinese mask.
	Yes, yes, this is what I'm saying.
	The KN95 is made in China.
	Because I've seen them.
	I've seen them around Austin.
	And, you know, someone gave me a K95. I'm not putting that on my face.
	They may all come from China, but when it says from China, no.
	I'm not going to put that on my face.
	No way.
	So that's what's in there.
	So that's where they're giving away free Chinese masks.
	The souls of the Uyghurs are in that mask.
	Hold on a second.
	The souls of the Uyghur.
	Oh, man.
	Not a show title, but something I want on a bumper sticker.
	Lots of advice.
	Lots of advice for those of you planning on enjoying the Super Bowl.
	Super Bowl parties worry Dr.
	Ajit Shah.
	And I think it's really important that we don't have these large indoor gatherings.
	You also have people who are screaming and yelling at the television.
	The virus spreads a lot more efficiently when people speak loudly, you know, and that's going to unfortunately make things worse.
	So you should not be yelling and screaming in your home.
	Dr.
	Ferrer says so.
	Dr.
	Ferrer flatly advising that it's a bad idea to hold a party and mix things up with people from other households.
	Woo!
	In the Netherlands, where a snowstorm just hit, a good one too, the advice came pretty quickly, no snowball fights except with people in your own family and one friend.
	Woof!
	One friend.
	No more!
	What's a snowball fight got to do with the price of bread?
	Virus, virus, virus, virus.
	Snowball viruses are a snowball of viruses.
	I have it right here.
	This is not just a thing.
	First of all, you're not...
	Generally speaking, if it's that bad out, you're wearing gloves.
	Yeah.
	And you make your snowball with the gloves.
	You've got the gloves on so there's no transference of viruses from your hands.
	And then if there's anything anywhere, it's frozen.
	It should kill the virus.
	Well, maybe it won't kill it, but whatever it does, it puts it in a state of suspended animation, let's say.
	Are you looking for some kind of rationale behind these things that the government says?
	Yeah, I would like to know what the point of this snowball thing is.
	Well, okay, I will translate on the fly for you.
	Um...
	Literally.
	Even while you're enjoying this nice layer of snow, or a nice layer of ice, because they like to skate.
	They always think they're going to do the 11-city skating thing.
	We remain that you should be in contact with as few people as possible.
	And restrict your movements.
	And if you're going to have a snowball fight, do this only with your own family and at most one friend from the Reichsoverheiz.
	It's from the government.
	Well, here we go.
	There's the chink in the armor.
	The one friend.
	There's your super spreader.
	Of course it is.
	You can't have one friend.
	You have no friends.
	I like what they're doing in Bermuda.
	From one of our producers here.
	No snowball fights.
	No.
	No, it's better.
	Adam, my British cousin is in Bermuda for work after having to quarantine in a hotel for five days.
	He was slapped with a neon orange wristband that he must wear until day 14.
	He said people are acting as if he has the plague when they see him with the band on.
	They're giving you slave bracelets!
	Finally!
	The bracelets are here!
	It's like a club bracelet.
	It's like a club bracelet, you know, the kind that you can't pull off, that gets all natty and nasty, rag-tag after a day.
	Yeah, you need a pair of, you need some tinge shears to get it off.
	And we have some other really interesting stuff that's going on before we get to the vaccines.
	Oh, yes.
	Schools.
	There we go.
	ABC America this morning had a report.
	In the meantime, more school districts are looking into whether they can make summer school mandatory as more students fall behind because of the pandemic.
	Virginia's governor is expected to announce his support to extend the school year through summer.
	And Atlanta public schools are considering a summer school requirement.
	One official calling the drop in student performance the COVID-19 slide.
	But many parents oppose the idea.
	My children have, you know, conveyed to me how difficult it is to get up and, you know, get to class on time and then you have technological issues.
	I think these kids need a break.
	Even though COVID infections are dropping, there is concern about new mutations.
	The White House is now considering a plan to mail every American a mask.
	Oh.
	Is that what the White House is going to do?
	Everybody gets a mask?
	A map.
	Oh, I thought a mask.
	I'm pretty sure it's a mask.
	They're going to send everybody a free mask?
	That's what I heard.
	Wow.
	Should we play that end again?
	Cool.
	Hey, here's your Chinese mask.
	Shut up.
	Let's see.
	Even though COVID infections are dropping, there is concern about new mutations.
	The White House is now considering a plan to mail every American a mask.
	Yeah, a mask.
	Yeah, a mask.
	That's great.
	Every American gets a mask.
	I'm going to get my free mask.
	And you get a mask.
	Double up your mask.
	Hey, how come they're only sending one mask?
	We should receive two.
	Actually, Trump should have done this and had Trump 2020 on the map.
	I think we discussed that.
	He blew it.
	UK report.
	Hospitals are still under pressure.
	Can't emphasize that enough.
	In the UK... Hold on!
	Alfred Hitchcock is giving the report?
	Besides that, enough.
	Yes, on the wireless.
	In the UK, a top doctor says intensive care units are, quote, full to the rafters.
	He says it is because patients are staying there for long periods of time, even though case numbers have been going down.
	Yeah, everywhere the numbers are going down, but this is...
	You notice, this is the point of inflection.
	You mean the team wars, you mean?
	Well, no.
	The inflection point is the following.
	Are we going to go, as the World Bank would have it, at least in one phony baloney memo I saw, are we going to go to 2025 with this and do an analog of World War II, keeping us in this wartime situation for the economy, perhaps?
	Or are we going to just drop this and make Biden a big hero by killing this whole...
	Episode of Malarkey.
	And the point of reflection is, and they always do this in the same report, the cases are going down, but mutants are here!
	We're going to get to the mutants.
	I have a lot of mutant news.
	Very excited about the mutants today.
	This is still about letting us out and getting out.
	Oh, by the way, the Netherlands, I think the Prime Minister said, or someone in power there, Said that life would not return back to normal.
	Remember, they have a curfew situation.
	Would not return back to normal until May 2022.
	What?
	2022.
	Meanwhile, in Germany, and you won't hear about this, one of our producers actually sent me the German link.
	Florida.
	A group of lawyers sued the German CDC, which I think is called the RKI, the Robert Koch Institute.
	Robert Koch Institute!
	And they did under Freedom of Information regarding the initial lockdown in March 2020.
	And they were able to obtain the communications between the German CDC and the Ministry of the Interior.
	Turns out the ministry was pressuring RKI and other scientists to deliver the worst possible case to justify the lockdown.
	And also to deliver...
	Wait, wait.
	Back up a little bit.
	This was a memo that somebody uncovered?
	Well, the best part is they said that the analysis had to be a top-secret document that they intended to leak to the press.
	So the government, the Ministry of the Interior, pressured the CDC, which I guess would be a semi-independent group, To deliver the worst possible case scenario, millions of dead, you know, people falling over dead in the street, to justify the lockdown.
	And they said in these communications, make it a top secret document which will then leak to the press.
	So everybody knows it's going to be horrible.
	And they're still locked down.
	That's why Holland's locked down, because Germany's locked down.
	They do everything the same there.
	This is pathetic.
	It's egregious.
	Oh yeah.
	Oh yeah.
	Egregious.
	That's the exact right word.
	Word of the day.
	Yeah.
	That's alright.
	Because we have plenty of victims.
	The CDC now reports heightened COVID-19 risk for LGBTQ Americans.
	Look out black and brown people.
	They're jumping the line on you.
	I don't even know how that works.
	How does sexual orientation make you at heightened risk?
	Seriously.
	How does that make any...
	I thought there was no difference.
	Certain wet parts of the body?
	I'm not sure.
	I thought there was no difference between men and women.
	Well, that's a mix of men and women that...
	LGBTQ, blah, blah, blah.
	Right, I'm sorry.
	When it comes to...
	Good point.
	And New York Times reports coming soon.
	The worst.
	The vaccine passport...
	And so they're promoting this, and this is now also going on down under.
	Here's the Australian news with a report.
	Digital proof of vaccination certificates will eventually be accessible on mobile phones under plans being finalised by the federal government.
	Hard copies will also be made available.
	The document will allow simpler access to nursing homes and hospitals and potentially make it easier to cross state borders if future lockdowns occur.
	Federal cabinet approval is due in coming weeks ahead of the COVID vaccine rollout.
	That's coming.
	Oh, she seems so.
	So something weird about her.
	I don't know.
	I've been back and forth with a number of people.
	We've got, there's a number of the passport, the paperwork is available on PDFs around the country.
	The CDC document can be printed on your own laser jet printer.
	They tend to be printed locally anyway.
	And you just need, the way the numbers are coded on there, you just need an example of that to copy that.
	Yeah, that's correct.
	And I'm against all of that.
	I think we need to fight the whole idea in general.
	I'm not giving it.
	As we have a big crowd of us, we push you to the front with a red flag and tell you to knock yourself out as we step back slowly.
	Okay.
	That's fine.
	Put it on my plaque.
	We pushed him to the front of the line.
	Take him on, Adam.
	Go get him.
	This whole COVID restriction, the Dutch people speak a lot of English, and there's a lot of English words in the vocabulary.
	And I should say this to people who want to travel five or six years from now when we're allowed to again.
	Great place to visit because not a lot of people, but I would say 90% of the population speaks enough English that you can do...
	It's a great country to visit for Americans who don't want to deal with foreign languages, even though most of Europe can deal with you.
	And if you are planning, by the time you get there, hookers will be gone.
	The Amsterdam government is now going to move the traditional red light district to an erotica center, which has yet to be determined where it will be and planned in Amsterdam.
	That's going to be fun, the erotica center.
	Oh my God.
	Talk about getting everybody compromised.
	Yeah, go to the erotica center.
	There's no microphones or cameras.
	It's no problem.
	But what I was going to say, in the Dutch government, as it pertains to the lockdown, they've come up with a whole bunch of terms that are English terms.
	And just see if you can pick them up.
	They're talking about allowing restaurants and stores to do curbside pickup.
	Now, you probably weren't able to hear any of the English words there.
	I couldn't hear anything.
	I can barely hear it.
	So the term they decided to coin is click and collect, which means you click on the website for your order and you collect.
	Four hours later, they had a big debate over why four hours.
	Couldn't it be one hour?
	Couldn't it be two hours?
	Well, we can't have it.
	We have to have more time in there because otherwise people will just click around the corner, wait 15 minutes and collect.
	And that wouldn't keep the slaves at home.
	Can't have that.
	And then he said...
	How wouldn't they not keep the slaves at home?
	Because they'll be waiting...
	I don't know.
	Because what, they'll be out 15 minutes more than they should?
	Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
	And they said, what we really want to prohibit is fun shopper.
	Fun shopper.
	Which, I think they mean fun shopping.
	So just shopping to shop.
	Fun shopper.
	That has to be stopped.
	Shopping to shop is what shopping is.
	No, that's fun shopper.
	That is shopping by definition.
	That is fun shopper.
	So all shopping should be Flynn shopper.
	That is the funniest thing I've heard you say.
	I'm sorry.
	Oh my.
	Zimbabwe.
	We've been talking about the low numbers in Africa, and one of our producers checks in and says, I need to give you some information because you're really not getting the full picture.
	People of wealth around my family are dying at an alarming rate.
	Could be of COVID, who knows?
	People don't get tested, so that would explain the lack of numbers.
	As it was a couple of weeks ago, a COVID test cost $40 U.S. Zimbabwe dollars, and realizing that the minimum wage for a domestic worker is $85 to $100 a month, no one's getting these tests.
	So that's problem number one.
	And then he goes on to say, so that's why we don't see the numbers, the high numbers, but you'd expect more death numbers.
	We don't see the high numbers in cases, this is true, but the death numbers are next to nothing.
	1,400 in all of Nigeria, which has a population of 200 million.
	Is this just a bunch of them being covered up?
	They're being stacked up someplace?
	They'd be noticed?
	Zimbabwe has had a humanitarian crisis over the last few months with the South African border requiring COVID checks and serious paperwork at the few crossings.
	The Bight Bridge crossing in particular over Christmas, New Year, had a three week long queue, three week, three week queue.
	People were dying during the wait and literally being left on the street, generally because they were crossing to the home countries.
	The ambulance would come and pronounce death and then the funeral home or family would have to come across the border to collect the bodies.
	Both countries have curfews, have had for months, but that in the case of South Africa is reasonably well known.
	As it happened, my keeper's stepmom was in South Africa and traveled home by bus, which took, as we understand, a few days.
	The day after she returned, she died, presumably of COVID, but could have been anything.
	Her children, mostly in South Africa, didn't get a test and fly for a funeral.
	The rigmarole on cost was ridiculous.
	I guess what he's saying is it's a mess.
	Well, South Africa, which on the map that's available out there of countries that use hydroxychloroquine, South Africa is not one of them.
	South Africa is the country in Africa that has the high numbers.
	The rest of the countries don't.
	Why does South Africa have high numbers and everybody else not?
	Is it because they have more tests there?
	None of it makes any sense to me unless you start looking at what the treatments are.
	Yeah.
	No, I don't know.
	I feel it's important to let everybody know.
	Just as it's important when we talk about the vaccine to let the producers know, and I have certainly been incorrect about this, the Johnson& Johnson vaccine is not an attenuated vaccine.
	Actually, our producer sent a nice little list here.
	Which is the whole virus in a weakened state.
	An inactivated vaccine, the whole dead virus.
	Then there's the...
	How do you pronounce it, John?
	Subunit?
	SUBUNIT subunit subunit subunit.
	Duh.
	Subunit vaccine.
	Crikey.
	This may contain, this is what Johnson& Johnson is, and this may contain a part of the virus like the spike protein, usually requiring the addition of an adjuvant or just the empty shell of the virus.
	I'll bet you they went for adjuvant.
	That's their favorite.
	I don't know about that.
	I mean, that's just a guess.
	I'm looking at this.
	This is the viral vector vaccine, and that's what I thought was the Johnson& Johnson on this list.
	It uses a harmless, unrelated virus, chimpanzee adenovirus in this case, to deliver the DNA COVID vaccines.
	That includes the Oxford, AstraZeneca, Johnson& Johnson, and the Sputnik V. Oh, yes.
	Yes.
	Well, I thought our producer was very clear it was a subunit vaccine, which means it only has the spike protein.
	I don't see a subunit vaccine.
	Where's it on this list?
	It's right under inactivated vaccine.
	It's the third one on the list.
	A subunit vaccine?
	Yeah.
	These may contain part of the virus, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	No, this is the epiviracorona from Russia and some COVID vaccine.
	No, no, no.
	Johnson& Johnson, on his list, is the viral vector vaccine.
	Okay.
	And it uses a harmless, unrelated virus.
	Oh, chimpanzee.
	Oh, it's adrenochrome.
	No, no.
	Not adrenocryl.
	Adenovirus.
	I'm sorry, you're right.
	You're right.
	So it's not even a part of the actual virus.
	No, it's just something else.
	The way this works, I will put this list up online somewhere.
	I got it in the show notes.
	You're absolutely right.
	It's in the show notes.
	I was incorrect.
	It's the same email, only I categorized it neatly.
	So now you can see it.
	The idea is, and he's got one, two, three, four, how many kinds are there?
	About eight kinds of vaccines currently out there that work as vaccines.
	But the idea here is, I'll just read it, you use a harmless, unrelated virus.
	To deliver, in other words, attenuate or do something to some other virus that if you can, if the body will respond against that, coincidentally, it will take out the COVID. That's the way I read this.
	That's what it sounds like to me, too.
	Yeah.
	Now, we had the Chinese medical doctor clip on the last show and you questioned and I agreed with you that we didn't know the full context of him saying they did not have the coronavirus isolated.
	And that was a problem.
	So one of our producers got me the full report from CBS, and it pertained to the WHO going into China, into Wuhan, to track down the origin of the coronavirus nozzle.
	And that's where he admitted this.
	It still isn't clear whether the Huanan market was the source of the virus, though outside experts believe it was a starting point for the outbreak.
	Where Chinese officials took samples over a year ago.
	And why has the data not been shared?
	No, they didn't isolate the virus.
	That's the issue.
	What about live animal samples?
	So you heard it.
	Yeah, they didn't isolate the virus in a bat.
	He says, and that is the issue.
	Yeah, but it doesn't mean they haven't isolated the virus from a patient.
	The virus.
	We're all over the map today.
	The virus from a patient.
	That was a misleading clip, in other words, that that guy sent you.
	I would refuse to take any more product from him.
	I'm sure he's sorry.
	No, he did it on purpose.
	I don't think so.
	Yeah, sure.
	No, I think he picked it up somewhere and didn't do the research.
	By the way, while I'm on that, producers, and you guys are doing good work, especially our clip custodian, uh...
	Jen Psaki was the spokeshole for the State Department during the Obama administration.
	Stop finding a video that was posted on February and sending it to me as if it's an incredible gaffe she made.
	These are old.
	Look at the damn background.
	We got Mike Lee asking questions and people saying, oh my God, she's horrible.
	It's not new.
	It's at least six years old.
	Anyway.
	New is Dr.
	Kat, who is striking back at the No Agenda show.
	Dr.
	Kat.
	I don't blame her.
	You confront her.
	I know.
	And then the last video, she only pointed to words because she's tired of us clipping her.
	And now our producers went on the TikToks.
	She's trained by the World Health Organization, the United Nations, as a member of Team Halo, is meant to indoctrinate you with all the positive messages.
	Oh, I thought it was Team Parrot.
	No, it's Team Halo.
	And so we've been on her about ivermectin.
	And our producers have been commenting and giving her crap and she responds!
	Hey Dr.
	Cat Epidemiologist, this is a video for all the people in the comment section of the ivermectin video I made telling people not to take horse medication that told me I don't know what I'm talking about, that I need to do my own research and that there is a lot of evidence to support its use.
	Yesterday, the company that manufactures ivermectin released a statement about its use in COVID-19.
	Now, please note, in the background, she changes to this statement.
	Do you know whose statement it was?
	What pharmaceutical company is denouncing their own product?
	Merck.
	Merck has so much to gain by putting people on other things than ivermectin.
	Yeah, it costs money.
	Ivermectin's like free.
	Yeah, so she's like, oh, they discredit it.
	This is not science.
	Now we're just believing what the manufacturer decides to say.
	The statement says there's no scientific basis for its use in COVID-19.
	There's no meaningful data to show efficacy, clinical activity, and there is a concerning lack of safety data.
	Another common comment was that we're trying to push vaccines for profit and ignoring successful treatments.
	But that's not true.
	Even if we have a vaccine, we still need successful treatments.
	There are different parts of the treatment pathway.
	So please don't take horse medication.
	It's not horse medication, Kat.
	I do like that as an ISO. So please don't take horse medication.
	That is a good public service announcement.
	But it's completely full of crap because it's completely valid to take that.
	I'm not a doctor.
	Don't take my word for it.
	Do your own research.
	Let's do some ISOs.
	I have a number of them today, so careful now.
	Okay, we'll do one more, so I only have two.
	Okay, I have...
	Good night, Left Nut.
	Wow.
	Wow!
	I scored!
	That's the winner!
	Well, let's hear yours.
	You never know.
	Okay, well, I do have the scream.
	The scream.
	Ah, okay.
	Who's screaming?
	Ah!
	That's the old, that's the...
	The idiotic scream.
	Yeah.
	How about this?
	This is the other one.
	Keep going.
	How do you keep going?
	Nah, nothing.
	Nothing beats it.
	No, not the left nut.
	And there's a story to go with it, too.
	We'll get to that.
	Let's rock through all of this stuff here.
	I have a couple more things.
	As we continue to give you the best coverage of the COVID... The best coverage of the COVID. Now we are at...
	So now we've got to start talking about variants, mutants, and all kinds of issues as it pertains to...
	Now, just a day after Oxford University researchers said the AstraZeneca vaccine was effective against the variant first found in the UK, the pharmaceutical company says it doesn't seem as effective against the variant first identified in South Africa.
	Okay, so now all of a sudden, breaking news, everybody.
	That's for the departure point.
	We can go either way.
	Remember, we have, well, in the UK, it's not the same, but in the United States, we have team politics, team Democrat, who want Joe to be the hero.
	Horowitz sent me a graph this morning of the cases, the case count in the US. The exact peak when it started to come down was January 6th.
	These people are so transparent.
	It's so obvious what they've been doing.
	Then we have Team Pharma, who want this, more vaccines, boosts, boosters, upgrades, a new one every single year.
	And also, let's throw in some unique treatments and vaccines and social distancing and a mask.
	And...
	And then we have Team China, which seems to be the strongest.
	They have players everywhere.
	The number of new cases is down, which is encouraging this week.
	We heard the acting commissioner of the FDA say the existing vaccines will work against these variants, as you have just said, but that now is the time to prepare for a future when they might not, saying we must prepare for all eventualities.
	Do you agree?
	And is enough being done right now to prepare our vaccines to make them stronger should we need that to be the case?
	Yeah, I do agree we have to prepare for that.
	Look, we have not had the best of luck with this pandemic.
	We shouldn't expect that our vaccines will always work well.
	And that means building new vaccines, polyvalent vaccines that can work.
	All of that has got to get going right now so we're ready if that eventuality comes to being.
	So, signaling again that that's going to happen.
	In the UK, they've done something new, which I find entertaining, certainly.
	And I think we can look at this as Team Pharma going for broke, or maybe some kind of, what's the word, collusion?
	If companies collude together, anti-competitive, what do you call that?
	There's a word for it.
	I'm blanking on it.
	Cartel.
	Well, I think there's a cartel.
	Illegal trust.
	Antitrust.
	Antitrust.
	That's what it is.
	Antitrust.
	Price fixing.
	Yeah, I think something's going on where they're just trying to...
	Yeah, conspiracy, maybe you could call it.
	Where they're just trying to all get in the game.
	All right, we're all going to go all out.
	Or...
	Or...
	They're trying to eliminate one of their partners, also a probability, as you listen to what they are now doing in the United Kingdom.
	That's what's behind a new trial that's been unveiled today.
	The study will involve 820 volunteers, none of whom have yet had the vaccine.
	All will be aged 50 or older, part of the group to be vaccinated in the next priority wave.
	The trial will run initially at eight sites across England.
	What we're doing here is looking to see...
	How well people's immune systems respond if you give first dose with one COVID vaccine, second dose with another.
	And the reason we want to do that is to build flexibility into the UK immunisation schedule for COVID vaccines.
	And even globally, it makes it much easier to administer these vaccines if you don't have to worry too much about always giving the second dose the same as the first dose.
	And that also brings in resilience into the immunisation schedule if there were to be supply problems with one of the vaccines.
	Then you're protected against that by being able to immunise with the other vaccine as an alternative.
	Researchers believe there are good reasons to think it may work.
	For example, exactly this process was used in the fight against Ebola.
	Introducing flexibility in the vaccination programme could also help should there be disruption to vaccine supplies.
	And it may be of huge benefit to developing countries that have yet to get vaccination programmes up and running.
	Four months.
	Four months, we have been told, don't mix them.
	That's not good.
	That's bad.
	21 days for Moderna, 28 days for Pfizer.
	Then it became, yeah, four to six weeks.
	And now it's just, hey, we're going to, you know, we told you you couldn't do that.
	It's dangerous.
	We're going to try it anyway.
	Let's see what happens.
	Come on now.
	It's like a giant petri dish.
	They're using the public at large to experiment with their crazy ideas.
	Yeah, who did that last?
	And they've all figured it out.
	The list of the guy who sent us the various types of vaccines.
	They all figured out that just by calling anything a vaccine, they're now exempt from liability.
	Mm-hmm.
	Whether it's a vaccine or not, just call it a vaccine.
	Oh, it's a vaccine.
	Okay, well then you're exempt from any liability.
	Oh, good.
	Now we can just start experimenting on the public.
	Just jab them with this and that and see what happens.
	See which ones go nuts and which ones grow a second head.
	Which ones dicks fall off.
	And then you just make a note and you send them over to the government if they want to get some compensation.
	John C. DeVore acts pet peeve of the day.
	Yeah, guinea pigs.
	And didn't we have the Nuremberg trials over this?
	Somebody has pointed that out.
	We're doing one giant Mengele experiment on the world public.
	Where's Mengele when we need him?
	Your ISOs are nuts today, man.
	Where's Mengele when we need him?
	Ha ha ha!
	Well, I think we need to bring his name back into the lexicon.
	Everyone's done Goebbels and Hitler and no one ever brings Rommel up.
	Rommel.
	You know, the funny thing is Rommel is always seen as a good guy.
	Not to the Africans.
	Not to the Africans.
	Yes.
	Now, here is the piece of news I've been waiting for.
	According to the World Health Organization, initial observations of a new variant...
	The Denmark Cluster 5 is a cool name, by the way.
	Denmark Cluster 5.
	You sure it's called Cluster 5?
	Yep.
	Not Cluster 5.
	Fuck.
	Cluster 5.
	It's Denmark Cluster 5.
	Now, they say the Denmark, and then Cluster 5 is in parens, so it's probably Cluster 5.
	But I think DC5 sounds cool.
	According to the World Health Organization, initial observations of the variant suggest the severity and transmission are similar to that of other circulating SARS-CoV-2 viruses.
	Health officials said this variant, however, had a combination of mutations that had not been previously seen and are not as well understood before.
	As we continue our sequencing of indicated samples, we have found a continued rise in variant occurrences.
	And the problem with this particular variant is early data shows the strain to be stronger against antibody treatments.
	Where does this Cluster 5 come from?
	Minx.
	There it is.
	Been waiting.
	I've been waiting for the minks to kill us.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	Ah.
	Yep.
	So they've been killing the mink all this time, and now, hmm, we're going to do some research on these minks with this Cluster 5.
	Cluster 5 sounds like something that came out of a lab, if you ask me.
	Yeah, it also sounds like they were using the minks as the breeding ground, and then they had to get rid of the evidence.
	Mm-hmm.
	Mm-hmm.
	So, that's something for the producers to keep their eyes on.
	Because there's not going to be a lot of reporting initially, probably, and there'll be a lot of good stuff to get in the beginning.
	What I have left, if you're interested, is this guy on YouTube did an interview with Bill Gates.
	And so it's fresh, it's new, if you want to hear a couple of bits from him.
	Is Bill Gates swallowing a lot?
	Bill Gates...
	Bill Gates...
	Well, so this is a YouTuber.
	It's Veritasium, I think is the name of his channel.
	And he starts...
	He was able to ask...
	Bill, some good questions, such as, how does it feel to have predicted this will happen?
	Do you feel good about that?
	So, how did it feel to make this prediction and then have the world essentially not listen?
	Like, it made me really wet.
	and not prepare.
	Well, there's no good feeling that comes on something like this saying, I told you so.
	If anything kills over 10 million people in the next few decades, it's most likely to be a highly infectious virus rather than a war.
	You know, I just think back of could I have been more, been more.
	That's how he edited it.
	We've actually invested very little in a system to stop an epidemic.
	Thank you.
	We're not ready for the next epidemic.
	How did you make such a prescient prediction?
	How did you know this was going to happen?
	Well, there's a number of respiratory viruses and from time to time one will come along that's very transmissive and causes some level of fatalities.
	Respiratory diseases are very scary.
	Because you're still walking around on a plane, a bus, when you're infectious.
	Unlike some other diseases like Ebola, where you're mostly in a hospital bed by the time the viral load infects other people.
	So, that's one.
	Two is the question if this is the last pandemic.
	Is it possible that COVID-19 could be the last global pandemic?
	Well, certainly there will be more pandemics.
	In ways that humans interact with other species, these viruses are coming across a species barrier, whether it's from bats or monkeys or...
	But you don't think we could increase our preparedness to such a level that it never sort of becomes this global issue?
	We could increase our preparedness so we'd never have a death hole anywhere near what we have today.
	Pandemics can be worse in terms of the fatality.
	Smallpox was over 30% fatality.
	So a little bit, we were lucky that the fatality here is not super high.
	But we can nip it in the bud.
	It'll still get to a lot of countries, but the number of deaths with the right system should be a tenth of what we've seen here.
	Guy is relentless.
	They're never going to give up on this.
	I mean, this is his retirement planning, the way I see it.
	This is what he'll be doing forever.
	He loves it.
	He used the term, he did say in there for the next, he mentioned 10 years.
	Yeah.
	He says this virus will be killing people for 10 years.
	Isn't that groovy?
	Yeah.
	Can we prevent future pandemics, Dr.
	Bill?
	And the systems that you want to put in place so you can nip it in the bud, or what are the key elements that we didn't have that we should have going forward?
	I would divide it into two sections.
	There's the field-based activity and the R&D activity.
	And R&D... We need to mature mRNA so we can make it even faster and have factories all over the world, have it be cheap and thermostable.
	There's a lot that can go into therapeutics, including antibodies.
	On diagnostics, having the ability to give 10 million PCR tests a day.
	Then in terms of the field, we need a lot of diagnostic machines all over the world.
	We need a team of epidemiologists.
	So the investments are about equal between R&D and the field-based group and information that should be constantly flowing.
	What a money grab!
	Equal parts R&D, we've got to improve the mRNA.
	What did you give us now?
	Like the demo?
	The beta version?
	Yeah, we've got to do some new releases.
	And especially with this next question, the last one I got.
	These guys are a-holes.
	Listen to what this YouTuber asks here.
	The Oxford vaccine development, they were going to open source that vaccine until the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation got involved and said, no, you must partner exclusively with a big pharma company, AstraZeneca.
	Well, making a safe vaccine is more complicated than, say, making a jet engine.
	And people are very picky about vaccines.
	Hold on a second.
	I thought it was quite a claim myself.
	When was the first vaccine made?
	I think it was in the 1800s, late 1800s.
	No, Catherine the Great pioneered it.
	When was the first jet engine made?
	It was like in 46, 45.
	I mean, that's bull crap.
	Jet engines are extremely difficult to develop.
	Yeah.
	The original vaccines was you take a dead person, you scratch, you know, it wasn't that big of a deal.
	No, it's very, very, very difficult.
	Nice try, Bill.
	So as this goes forward, this is really important.
	As I've seen in my life, if you want equity, real equity, open source it.
	That's when everyone gets to play.
	So they wanted to open source the Oxford vaccine, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation blocked it.
	Making a safe vaccine is more complicated than, say, making a jet engine.
	And people are very picky about vaccines.
	I'm also picky about my jet engines, if you don't mind.
	In fact, you could ruin the reputation of vaccines if you're making them in factories where the quality control at every stage is not exquisite.
	And any mistake, you can have that factory shut down literally for months at a time when its output is needed to save millions of lives.
	So, vaccine factories are not...
	Something that you just, you know, like open source code that you can take and mess around with.
	Isn't that exactly what mRNA is?
	Isn't that exactly open source CRISPR code you can go in and mess around with it and then just upload it to someone in their arm?
	What is he?
	He's full of shit.
	No, he is full of shit, but I think it's for different reasons.
	And so the limitations on how many vaccines are being made, that's based on how many great, capable vaccine manufacturers there are in the world.
	And we've made sure that the AstraZeneca has been made in these big Indian factories, and there's no royalty for that.
	No charge at all.
	Now, we've had to fund that, the Gates Foundation.
	These are companies we've been working on their factory quality for over a decade so that there was spare capacity to make inexpensive vaccines.
	So Oxford University is wonderful, but they're not capable of doing a phase three trial.
	And they have factories.
	We did tell Oxford that they needed to seek somebody with expertise.
	And AstraZeneca came in and we didn't control that agreement.
	But they came in and said, hey, they want to do it on a nonprofit basis.
	And I'm impressed with how they put their best people on it and helped out.
	You know, the pharma companies who didn't get involved, nobody's criticizing them.
	So, you know, I feel sorry to the ones that are really miraculously helping make these vaccines.
	Oh, yeah.
	What a dick.
	So, the AstraZeneca, I think, has a real shot of being something.
	That's the one that he blocked open source, but that's the viral vector vaccine.
	There's no mRNA technology used there.
	Why would they want to block the viral vector vaccine, which has the chimpanzee adrenochrome?
	Adrenochrome.
	Seriously.
	I don't know.
	You ask him.
	Get him on the podcast.
	Yeah.
	I have a couple clips.
	I was going to give you one last one just because it's a fan favorite when it comes to vaccines, how bold these guys are.
	What is the first vaccine we really started analyzing way back in the day?
	Smallpox?
	No.
	Vaccine.
	Smallpox?
	No.
	Is a vaccine?
	The Gardazil.
	Oh, the one that, oh, you're talking about us.
	Yeah, us, you and I. Yes, the show.
	Oh, bitching and moaning.
	Yeah, Gardasil.
	Yeah, well, that was really your, you took the cudgel, or whatever you call it.
	Yeah, I had that.
	So I took that cudgel, I swung it around, and I ate it.
	And it was basically three or four strains of cervical cancer that it could stop out of the, I think it's 20 plus or so.
	And it was affecting a lot of girls' negative.
	There was a lot of negative side effects.
	Remember, some girls got Tourette's, some were walking backwards.
	It was really weird stuff.
	Do you remember that one?
	The cheerleader who could only walk backwards after she got her gargazil shot?
	Yeah.
	So these guys are still out there, still marketing, and they are relentless.
	We are now up to version 9 of the Gardasil HPV, human papillomavirus vaccine.
	I missed the 8 previous releases, but now I should pay attention.
	I've seen how cancer can affect the people I care about.
	That's why I'm helping protect myself against some cancers, like certain cancers caused by HPV. For most people, HPV clears on its own, but for those who don't clear the virus, it can cause certain cancers.
	Gardasil 9 is the only vaccine that helps protect adults through age 45 against certain diseases caused by HPV, including cervical, vaginal, vulvar, anal, and certain head and neck cancers, such as throat and back of mouth cancers, and genital warts.
	Gardasil 9 doesn't protect everyone and does not treat cancer or HPV infection.
	Your doctor may recommend screening for certain HPV-related cancers.
	Women still need routine cervical cancer screenings.
	You shouldn't get Gardasil 9 if you've had an allergic reaction to the vaccine, its ingredients, or are allergic to yeast.
	Tell your doctor if you have a weakened immune system, are pregnant, or plan to be.
	The most common side effects include injection site reactions, headache, fever, nausea, dizziness, tiredness, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and sore throat.
	Fainting can also happen after getting Gardasil 9.
	If you're an adult through age 45 who hasn't been vaccinated...
	You get the idea.
	They're pushing this on 45-year-old men against cervical cancer.
	But now, anal cancer...
	Throat cancer, tongue cancer, but it was created for cervical cancer.
	Yeah, it was solely for they pushed up genital warts and all the rest.
	Yeah, and then they started to push it on young boys and now it's just men.
	Well, they get their target marketing.
	Yeah.
	Not going for it.
	All right.
	Target marketing from the White House.
	Then I'm done.
	Hi there.
	I'm Jill Biden here at the White House with our two dogs, Champ and Major.
	For a lot of us during this pandemic, our pets have been such a source of joy and comfort.
	And maybe a bark or two on a video conference.
	The unconditional love from a dog is one of the most beautiful things on earth.
	And we owe it to them to keep ourselves healthy.
	So please keep wearing your mask, even when you're out walking your dog.
	Right, guys?
	Dogs are people, too.
	This dog is bullcrap.
	You never saw Biden with a dog before?
	Now all of a sudden he's a big dog guy, just because Trump wasn't.
	Why didn't she say, hey, it's Dr. Trump?
	Jill?
	I'm disappointed.
	Didn't she say Dr.
	Jill Biden?
	No, it's Jill Biden, she said.
	No, she didn't say Dr.
	Jill.
	We'll play the beginning again.
	She did not say that.
	Okay, I'll play it again.
	She did not.
	Hi there, I'm Jill Biden.
	You're right.
	She actually almost said I'm Joe Biden.
	She is.
	So a couple of things.
	First, I've got just a wrap where apparently the Palestinians need the shot and the Israelis should pay for it, which is kind of like build the wall and Mexicans are going to pay for it.
	Oh.
	Coronavirus vaccinations have started in the occupied West Bank after Israel transferred the first batch of a total of 5,000 doses to inoculate frontline Palestinian health workers after coming under fire for refusing to share its vaccines with Palestinians.
	This is a West Bank resident commenting on the arrival of vaccines.
	The vaccine is good, but they are only giving it to the healthcare workers, not to the public.
	The occupied territories are also expecting to receive 37,000 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine through the World Health Organization's COVAX scheme in mid-February.
	In the U.S., freshman New York Congressmember Jamal Bowman called on Israel to vaccinate all Palestinians.
	He wrote, quote, As a black man living in America, I know the feeling of being neglected by my government and society, of feeling like a second-class citizen or not a citizen at all, Bowman said.
	Hmm.
	This is a U.S. congressman.
	Yeah.
	What a dick that guy's got to be.
	So I was watching one of these, I think it's called ReelTube or NewTube or, you know, one of these sites that's got all these videos that won't play anyplace else for a variety of reasons.
	You know we have noagendatube.com.
	Have you seen that?
	Oh, great.
	Well, we should put some stuff up.
	Oh, there's stuff up.
	Well, the problem, of course, is that it's a bandwidth hog.
	No, no, no.
	It's web torrent, so it's a...
	Oh, okay.
	Well, that's cool.
	Yeah.
	Alright, so this was a three-hour presentation on how germs don't exist and all this is bullcrap.
	But there's a lot of good stuff in here with people that are credible in this big, long video.
	But it was very entertaining.
	It took me days to watch it.
	But I did have this one.
	I pulled one clip out of there.
	And one of the things they were promoting is the idea that the swabs themselves...
	Oh, yeah.
	I like this.
	And this first came up on the Horowitz show.
	Because apparently Sharon, an existent but character that's not really on the show, Horowitz's sister, she believed that the swabs had microchips in them.
	And the virus itself, I heard.
	Oh, I haven't heard that point.
	And that wasn't in here, by the way.
	There's no virus in here.
	But the vaccine is in the swabs, too.
	But they shoved this, and she makes a point in this, and you'll hear it, which is if, well, play the clip.
	This is a clip from a doctor.
	She's real.
	She's a little bit of a crackpot doctor.
	Dr.
	Lorraine Day.
	The test vaccinate you.
	So I have the article right here in front of me, and here's what it says.
	Yes, they can vaccinate us through the nasal test swabs and target the brain.
	Now, here's the thing.
	As a doctor, I said, this is crazy because, you see, you're wearing a mask.
	To cover your...
	Now, they would hate it.
	They would not allow you into a store if you just wore a mask over your nose.
	You've got to wear it over your mouth.
	Because supposedly the COVID-19 is in your saliva.
	Well, if it's in your saliva, then all they have to do is swab the inside of your mouth like they do for a DNA test.
	But no, they take these long Q-tips and they stick them all the way back Almost into your brain.
	They stick them back to the back of the nasal sinuses, and then they twist them.
	Alright, here's what they're doing.
	First of all, there is a very thin plate of bone that covers the brain between the brain and the nasal sinus, and it's called the cribiform plate.
	And every doctor knows about the cribriform plate.
	All right.
	Now, the cribriform plate has some openings in it where olfactory nerves, nerves from the nose, go through that plate into the brain.
	And this kind of bone in the cribriform plate is porous anyway.
	So substances can go through it.
	So when they take that swab and they put it back there, And twist it, what they're doing is depositing things back there.
	This, you can't see this, but this shows that they have nanocarticles that are actually on the ends of the Q-tips that they're putting in there that can get into your brain.
	It makes sense to me.
	It sounds crackpotty, but I was just looking up manufacturers of FDA-approved swabs for coronavirus testing.
	Luckily, no China on there.
	But you think, well, actually, see, one in Italy, one in New Jersey.
	Warning.
	It's all U.S. except for the Italy one.
	I'm, you know, if I have to be tested, I'm bringing my own swab.
	Well, here's the thing that comes up, and the logic that she exhibits here is kind of fundamental to some of the clips that we've played, which is the clip that some people have got 2,000 times more coronavirus in their mouth, so when they sing, so when they sing la, or when they shout, the coronavirus comes pouring out of their mouth.
	You can't laugh, you can't sing, you can't shout.
	So her logic is, well, if there's so much coronavirus being...
	Spread from singing and shouting.
	Why don't you just test with the saliva for the coronavirus?
	Why are you sticking the swab down to the brain stem?
	Yeah.
	Sorry, but that question has not been answered.
	That warrants re-ask.
	I don't think anyone really ever asked it.
	Why do you have to jam it so far?
	And I guess the response that I recall was, well, because, you know, you need to get everything, make sure it's in the back.
	That's all in the back.
	And the stuff on the front is, you know, that may never get into your airways, and it may not infect you.
	We have to know what's already in there.
	Mm-hmm.
	I don't know.
	I love this stuff.
	You know me.
	Well, yes, it's just true.
	You know me.
	I've been sitting on this tip waiting for you to play it.
	Yeah, that's my apophenia right there.
	I was like, yeah, I'll connect that dot for you easy.
	Yeah, I like it.
	So I find it disturbing.
	Yeah.
	The commentary.
	Anyway, that was my little, my contribution to the debate.
	Alright.
	There are tests coming out that are going to be just saliva tests, and it's like, what was the point of this other test?
	Unless they're planting stuff back there, you know, they're jamming in there, it's like the aliens do.
	When they grab you and they stick that transceiver up your nose, that's what they're doing.
	Maybe?
	Maybe?
	Let's talk a little bit about this guy.
	This is Mark Crispin Miller.
	Now, I mentioned before, I don't have...
	The problem is, this is on a podcast.
	This is...
	A lot of people...
	In fact, the guy who sent me this clip originally talked about...
	Telling you about the Red Scare Podcast, which I'm sure you've listened to.
	Yes.
	The Red Scare Podcast is part of a group of podcasts, which I like to call giggling dipshits.
	And they're all the same.
	There's tons of them.
	There's tons of these podcasts.
	It consists of two women, usually around the same age, Kind of talking to each other in kind of different ways.
	Some of them talk about sex.
	Some of them talk about politics.
	Some of them talk about...
	They talk about all kinds of different things.
	But they're giggling.
	Constantly giggling.
	Because each other...
	They crack each other up constantly.
	And they're giggling.
	And this is...
	Red Scare Podcast is a version of this.
	Only they talk in a kind of a...
	PBR kind of way.
	They talk a little bit slow.
	And because of that...
	Yes.
	It slows down the pace of the podcast.
	Yes.
	And it's extremely dull.
	So they bring this guy on.
	Yeah, if you start doing your podcast like this, it's going to bore people stiff.
	No, maybe you'll get picked up by NPR. It will be highlighted by Apple on their homepage.
	It could be.
	It could be number one for a week.
	We could do it, yeah.
	Now, so this Mark Crispin Miller was the NYU professor who gave a course for 20 years on propaganda.
	Ah, yeah.
	Yes, I know who this guy is, of course.
	Yeah.
	And he started this year's course, or actually his last year's course.
	His propaganda course?
	We'll play some clips, but I have to fill in a lot.
	Okay.
	Because I couldn't get the story by clipping, just clipping.
	And it's just...
	I don't know what to tell you about this.
	That's okay.
	We love your stories.
	We can do it.
	Let's go with Mark Crispin Miller 1.
	Correct me if I'm wrong.
	You're suing NYU doing the faculty for...
	Specifically, I'm suing 19 of my department colleagues.
	Okay.
	Maybe 20.
	Okay.
	Thank you for warning me up front because I want to go on this podcast and I just want to talk like that back to her.
	That's what he does.
	This is a problem with, I mean, there's a lot of people that just mirror the host.
	Yeah.
	What you're supposed to kind of do, there's a lot of rules about how to converse, and one of them is if somebody's going to be like this, and you have to kind of be like this too.
	Because if you start yelling and screaming, it just doesn't sound right.
	That's what Trump blew in one of his debates.
	Yes, it's unbalanced.
	Okay, here we go.
	Correct me if I'm wrong, you're suing NYU, doing the faculty for...
	Specifically, I'm suing 19 of my department colleagues.
	Okay.
	Maybe 20, I think 20, who signed a letter to the dean of my school, which is the Steinhardt School at NYU, demanding that he order a review of my conduct process.
	On the grounds that it's been egregious in its brutality and lunacy.
	And I can give you the whole backstory, because I think that's required for people to understand what they did and why I'm suing them.
	Yeah, that was my next question.
	Apparently you've been bullying and terrorizing the student body.
	Yeah.
	Well, yeah, here's my story.
	I've been teaching this course on propaganda for many years, at least 20 years.
	And that necessarily entails, in my view, grappling with propaganda drives that are ongoing at the time of course, or very recent ones.
	You know, propaganda is an Anglo-American invention, has been increasingly sophisticated and advanced over the centuries since its first huge manifestation in World War I. Is there only one host on this show?
	No, there's two.
	You hear the other girl giggling.
	Oh, that was her.
	Okay.
	I like this, by the way.
	I like this a lot.
	I don't know the story, but I can feel where it's going, and I'm very excited.
	Okay, well, I'm going to have to now bring in some...
	He brought in something called COVID propaganda.
	Whoa!
	Cancel time!
	And he started discussing how, and he said, here's the way you have to look at this, look at the research, and he gave him a bunch of research to read about COVID masks, about masking and how it was bullshit, didn't mean anything, and then how it changed and the differences and all the rest, because part of the class, it was a good study.
	One of the students, I have to bring a lot of this in myself, one of the students tweeted, a student with 76 followers tweeted, this guy told us not to wear a mask, he should be fired.
	Yep, that's pretty much what we'd expect.
	Yep.
	And that's what happened.
	And all of a sudden, a bunch of debates began on Twitter.
	She had 76 followers.
	That was a key number.
	A big debate began on Twitter.
	The school decided to fire him.
	Wow.
	They sided with the girl, the one-tweet girl, and here he goes.
	He continues with the story, part two.
	NYU essentially took her side.
	Mm-hmm.
	First, my chair tweeted his thanks to her and said, we as a department have made this a priority and are discussing next steps.
	Okay, I don't know if I'm the most senior member of the department, but I've been there since 97.
	And I am a member in any case, and nobody from the department contacted me other than that one call from him.
	And here he is publicly thanking her for demanding that I be fired and promising to take action on it, which was really, you know, I was gobsmacked by this.
	Gobsmacked?
	Do you have a sense for how this obscure tweet from an obscure account, Mushroom?
	By the way, I just wanted to mention, do you hear how ugly that room sounds without a noise gate?
	I'm just being anal about it, but here's like a vacuum cleaner in the background.
	It's just a piece of crap.
	You know, I was gobsmacked by this.
	Do you have a sense for how this obscure tweet from an obscure account mushroomed out of control?
	That we can get into, okay?
	That's a bigger conversation.
	Let me finish because it doesn't stop there.
	The next day, the dean and there's a doctor who advises NYU on their COVID regulations, you know, which are draconian.
	And the two of them emailed my other students directly without putting me on copy.
	First of all, making a ritual not to academic freedom.
	They always do that.
	And then sort of hinting that I'd given them dangerous misinformation and providing a link to what they called authoritative studies from the CDC, which...
	If I had had a conversation with them, the senders, I would have pointed out that the CDC, until early April, echoed this consensus of the studies that I had...
	Of not wearing masks, right?
	Dr.
	Fauci was on 60 Minutes explicitly saying, you know, people shouldn't wear masks.
	Yeah, this is great.
	This is really...
	The funny thing is, he's giving a class on real live propaganda going on right in front of our very eyes, and he's defenseless against it.
	He's losing against the propaganda he's trying to teach.
	I guess that's a funny irony I didn't even consider.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, he maybe should have backed it off a little bit.
	He did mention, I have some other clips from him.
	These are ancillary, they're about other things, but it's all part of this conversation.
	And the one that's kind of interesting, which is long, is the one on neutralitarianism, which he figures he's been a victim of.
	But I should mention one thing before I forget.
	He said specifically, and I didn't clip it, but I could get it out of there, That the word conspiracy, or the phrase conspiracy theorist?
	Yeah.
	Just take a guess, where do you think that came from?
	The CIA. Oh.
	Well, since I've been accused of being one, whereas I am actually accredited as a conspiracy therapist, yes, the CIA created this word to marginalize people who were onto them.
	Okay, then let's go.
	What year?
	Oh, I want to say JFK. JFK assassination.
	Just before JFK, 1961.
	Yeah, right then and there.
	You got papers on it?
	I'm sure there's papers.
	No, they set up the word before JFK's assassination.
	Yeah, they were ready for it.
	Yeah, it was planning.
	Yeah, this is what you do in a corporation.
	You plan ahead.
	Catholics in action, baby.
	So they dropped this term conspiracy theorist into the public domain around 1961, and then they pumped it up a little bit, and then they could use it against the JFK conspiracy theory.
	That's pretty funny.
	It's genius.
	That's when they were doing their work.
	Well, that was when Uncle Dom was still there.
	You know, he was doing good work.
	He probably did that.
	Then a whole nasty Iran-Contra, and it all got out of control.
	Yeah, everything falls apart after a while.
	Okay, this is a longer part.
	I've only got two more of these.
	But this guy's interesting.
	The only thing, again, is a little...
	This sort of presentation's a bit annoying.
	Not really.
	But here we go with him on new totalitarianism.
	The method being, make the enemy increasingly more inchoate and omnipresent.
	Now it's the virus.
	The virus.
	The virus.
	Yes.
	Think about that.
	It's the perfect enemy.
	You get to absolve yourself of any kind of accusations or most of the accusations of racism or xenophobia or whatever.
	Racism.
	Goals in the air.
	Yeah.
	Like that sort of thing.
	Do you see any irony in the fact that you teach a course on propaganda and are now kind of accused of what people might describe as propagandizing against the official propagandists?
	Wow!
	That's the difference between that podcast and our podcast.
	We listen to the story and go, man, you lost against the very propaganda you're teaching about.
	She says, so is it kind of ironic that you're creating propaganda and being accused of that?
	That's your difference right there, producers.
	The question kind of answers itself, doesn't it?
	Yeah, it's ironic.
	Yeah.
	Did it strike you?
	Was that something that immediately, you know, I think it would be amusing for me, you know?
	Yeah, I guess it was a sardonic chuckle or two.
	But...
	Well, that's the conspiracy theorist sort of why the smear campaign is so effective.
	Right.
	Is because, and now post-COVID, right, it's like the alt-right line of thinking is that the virus isn't real.
	Any COVID skepticism is tantamount to neo-fascist sentiment, basically.
	Right.
	Yeah, that's right.
	Talk about irony.
	We are now living in the darkening shadow of a totalitarianism, the likes of which the world has never seen, and it's happening in the name of anti-fascism.
	You know, Trump has played a crucial role in this, you know, probably unwittingly, because I don't think he's the sharpest tool in the box.
	I think he's played into their hand, yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, because everybody has long since, not everybody, but liberals, progressives, have long since bought the equation of Trump-Hitler.
	I think Trump is Hitler, which is ridiculous, if you know anything about either one of them.
	Yeah.
	Trump is Hitler, and therefore, you know, anyone who says anything that sounds like something he would say is like a proud boy, is a supporter of his, is a fascist.
	I've had friends, some of the smartest people I know, I've known them for years and years, One guy in particular, whose work I've promoted, worked closely with him in the election integrity movement, responded to something I sent my listserv, which was about the lockdowns, you know.
	I didn't even read what I sent.
	He just read my little preface.
	He said, how does it feel to be on the same side as the...
	AK-47 or worse, toting thugs.
	He goes off on this tirade.
	This was insane.
	I ask myself this question all the time.
	Well now, isn't it interesting that we've been doing a show that does this twice a week for going on 14 years?
	This is what the professor is finally figuring out?
	Exactly.
	Wow, way to go.
	He's almost as bad as your Lib Joe's, only he knows it's bullcrap, but he's just like, ooh.
	Yeah, they haven't gotten to that yet.
	They haven't gotten to the, he's gotten to the point, and it took him some 76 follower Twitter woman to get him to realize what is going on.
	Wow.
	He deserved to be fired.
	His lessons were outdated.
	There's a funny element of, yeah, it takes you this long to figure out, especially when your job is to deconstruct propaganda.
	Yeah.
	If it takes you this long to get a clue, and then you have to start suing people left and right because your reputation's been ruined, and you probably just got your tit in the ringer now because it's too late, you weren't prepared.
	Yeah, well, that's an element.
	Here's the last one, and this is on the something, it's a prop, prop.
	This is useful because propaganda appeals to the lizard brain.
	It doesn't matter how smart you are, how well educated.
	If your buttons have been pushed successfully, if you're sufficiently terrorized, if you're in a panic.
	If you're living in constant fear of a virus.
	Constant fear of a virus and you see Trump as a virus.
	You know how Trump is a presidential virus.
	First of all, you're going to want to believe what the authorities you trust tell you.
	See, that's why these terror campaigns are so bad for democracies.
	They make people comply.
	So people trust Dr.
	Fauci, which if they knew anything about his background, they would never do.
	They trust Bill Gates, which is mind-boggling to me.
	Hello!
	And they will follow everything he says, even if it differs from what he'd said a month ago, you know, they'll just say, oh yes, we have to listen to him because he's not Trump and he disagrees with Trump.
	Well, the Fauci worship, the Fauci t-shirts, the Cuomo-sexuals, the like...
	I don't know why we haven't gotten into the Fauci merch game.
	I was just going down, actually, because I couldn't sleep last night, and I went down like a kind of oral history of AIDS. And, you know, I said this on the pod before, but Larry Taylor famously said, you know, Fauci shouldn't be honored at a dinner.
	She's thrown in prison for his bungling of the AIDS virus.
	And you see how, like, with the AIDS virus, they were making many of the same mistakes that we're making now.
	Oh, she called it a pod.
	She did, and you know what that means?
	That's right, ladies and gentlemen.
	It's time once again for the official drink of the No Agenda show.
	I need to have...
	There it is.
	Sounds so good.
	That's right, everybody.
	Wait for it, wait for it, wait for it.
	Wait until he drinks it all.
	I've got Pax Blue Ribbon on my mind.
	You know that?
	The pod.
	Now, so, I would listen to this, and I'm going to subscribe, and I'm going to listen, because you have, through a number of ways, identified this trend in podcasting.
	And I would say you really, really drove it home on the last show with the Armie Hammer clips from the podcast.
	What was the name of that podcast again?
	Sophia with an F. And as you can expect, the responses to that were a bit polarizing.
	Many people thought it was excellent.
	I got feedback of saying, hey, I'm just a long-time producer, saying I really enjoyed the Hammer clips.
	I need to know that shit like that is going on, and I wouldn't have ever known that story without John's clips.
	Did you get any...
	Any responses to the Sophia with an F clips?
	The cannibalism?
	All the responses I got by email were positive.
	I got very, very little.
	Yeah, me too.
	No, I'm not surprised by that.
	I'm actually surprised that so many people didn't know that story.
	And then I realized that maybe the story was only really played in the trades.
	I read the trades.
	Yeah, when I look into it, Armie Hammer, he's got an acting career.
	This is no joke.
	Oh yeah, he's done.
	His agent dropped him according to Variety recently.
	His agent dropped him.
	Oh yeah, two movies.
	He's off of two movies.
	He's done.
	Yeah, he's done.
	Well, I did get one response that I thought would be worth sharing because it's a little different angle on what was going on.
	I reviewed that piece of the show with the clips and you seem to really feel that Armie Hammer really is, he really is a cannibal.
	And really does want to have sex with us.
	I never said that.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, I thought you said it's real.
	Cannibalism is real.
	It's real!
	Well, here's an interesting note from two...
	Let's eat it live!
	Wow, man.
	Edible's kicking in.
	Alright, here we go.
	Has to remain anonymous.
	I'd like to make a few comments on John's clips regarding Armie Hammer and cannibalism.
	My standing on the subject, my wife is a professional dominatrix.
	And while I'm not a player in the scene, I study and discuss it.
	Hi, honey, how did it go today?
	Cannibalism...
	Cannibalism is not an uncommon kink.
	Remember kink-shaming from the clips?
	A lot of people have it.
	For the vast majority, elaborate and detailed planning is enough to satisfy them.
	I suspect that category is where army hammer falls.
	Others will go as far as simulating with animal flesh.
	Beyond that, you leave BDSM and enter mental illness.
	The young women in the clips have no clue what they're talking about.
	It's so very typical for a young woman to claim to be into BDSM, which is bondage, sadomasochism, bondage domination, sadomasochism, But then are immediately repulsed by anything beyond rough sex, or what they consider to be rough, and beginner's master-slave dynamics.
	All of that was in there.
	Rape fantasy is incredibly common for both men and women, so those two being disgusted by it is very telling of their ignorance.
	Also, more often than not, it's men who want to be dominated by a woman, so their assertion that women are the victim in smothering, crushing fantasies, as if it's a power play exclusive to men, is just not true.
	John's reaction is classic voyeurism.
	He's tantalized by the taboo of BDSM, but is too ashamed or scared to act on it, so he watches.
	And when he shares clips, he may be asking for permission from you, Adam, to explore the scene in person, as if doing so, in the name of the show, is rationalization.
	Wow!
	Yeah, it gets better.
	80% of my wife's clients are older, married men who have a healthy relationship with their spouse, except they are unable to share their kinks.
	They may be scared of their wife's reaction or they tried it together and she just isn't into it.
	The other clients are younger guys who like being tickled or dominated and cannot open up with partners because young women will call them pussies.
	It's actually sad when you think about it.
	Anyway, my wife and I travel to Silicon Valley about four times a year for her work, so if John ever wants to research for the show...
	Best, best boots-on-the-ground note ever!
	We're a professional dominatrix.
	Hey, man.
	The No Agenda show has producers in every sector.
	We have unbelievable producers.
	Yes, we do.
	And we're going to thank you.
	Wait, wait.
	The question that wasn't answered in that letter, does she listen to the show?
	It was not mentioned in the letter.
	Yeah.
	I don't think she listens.
	She's not...
	Maybe dominatrix types don't like the show.
	Well, then she's not appropriate.
	Two douchebags yakking away.
	She's not suitable for you, then.
	Whoever you choose has to listen to the show.
	Otherwise, she won't know the dynamics.
	With that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in Cuomo sexual, ladies and gentlemen, John C. Dvorak.
	Good morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	All in the morning, all ships and sea boots in the ground, feet in the air.
	Subs in the water!
	And all the dames and knights out there.
	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room.
	Hey, trolls!
	How you doing?
	Hands up.
	Let me count you.
	2194, John.
	Above 2K, always good.
	We love it that way.
	The troll room is available for you at noagendastream.com.
	You go to that page, right on the page, you can hop into the troll room.
	You can register.
	You get a password and everything.
	It'd be really cool and change your name.
	But at the same time, you can listen to the little player there, and that's the stream that everyone who's in the troll room hears at the same time.
	So it's fun to troll along with live shows.
	We've got a lot of them.
	I need to schedule it to see how many of these live shows are on.
	We need a better schedule no matter what.
	So when you're there, you can ask while invitations still last to get into NoAgendaSocial.com, our unalgalized A federated social network.
	Just call it a Twitter clone, except it's not.
	There's no algorithms.
	You can argue.
	Stuff rolls off.
	It goes away.
	You can end when you've reached the bottom.
	You've already seen this.
	Okay, I'm done.
	I'll check in later.
	This is much less addictive.
	And you can communicate with other Mastodon servers across the Fetterverse.
	So it really is the way to go.
	More and more people are doing it.
	Some of the millennial men I know now are self-hosting their own Mastodon server just so they can have complete control over their own little area, and then they remote subscribe to any other.
	So if you have a Mastodon account on any server anywhere, if not blocked, because people block us because we're KKK Nazi quadroons, it's at Adam at NoAgendaSocial.com and John C. Dvorak at NoAgendaSocial.com.
	Thanking our artist for episode 1318.
	We titled that one Jab and Go.
	Sir Net Ned came in with John's choice right off the bat.
	The Fauci's Roadside Vax Hunt.
	And I agreed.
	I agreed.
	It was a great piece of art.
	And we haven't had one from Net Ned in a while, I don't think.
	Have we?
	Uh, I don't remember one for some time.
	Which one was this?
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	This was the...
	It was like a punch card.
	Oh, right, right, right.
	Yeah, I like the punch card.
	Yeah, it was a very good piece of...
	I also like the Cannibal Sex Club from Darren, but hey, no.
	Yeah.
	We do...
	Twitter's not important to us, but I do like still being able to post there.
	Let's see, what else do we have?
	There were a couple of...
	I like the new European Bauhaus.
	I thought that was cute with the kind of coronavirus stars.
	Then we had an actual Bauhaus.
	Who swiped my bike did kind of a Bauhaus type of design.
	And we learned something.
	Okay.
	We learned that comic strip blogger...
	Oh, yes.
	...doesn't know what a Quonset hut is.
	That's right.
	Because he drew a couple of Quonset huts and they were wrong.
	He made them into like...
	A yurt.
	He thinks a yurt is a Quonset hut.
	And he put the European, the EU flag on it.
	It's right where it belongs.
	They think they're a union and they think they live in a Quonset hut.
	So it makes sense.
	Or a yurt.
	They think they live in a yurt.
	Net-Ned.
	Sir Net-Ned, thank you very much for...
	For doing that beautiful piece of art.
	Thank you to all of our artists who upload to noagendaartgenerator.com.
	And as you are looking right now, if you're in a Podcasting 2.0 certified app, which you can find at newpodcastapps.com, you can see different artwork changing throughout the entire time that we're talking here.
	I believe Podcast Guru will be able to change those on your car.
	How cool would that be when you're driving?
	And of course it's all part of my quest to never have Megyn Kelly ever have to read an ad again.
	And why is everyone on her show and haven't I been asked yet?
	She's got Tim Dillon on.
	She gets her numbers up.
	Her numbers are good.
	Why are you in a rush?
	What do the numbers get up to?
	What do you need to rush?
	You're the one that's always saying, you need to get out there.
	You need to get out there and go to the shows.
	When the show starts to get up, it's numbers.
	Yeah, Joe Rogan.
	Go on Joe Rogan when it's 11 million, not 1 million.
	Well, how do you know it's 1 million from...
	I think Megyn Kelly might have a lot.
	You think she's got a million?
	I doubt it.
	It doesn't really matter to me.
	She's floating around from show to show to show to show promoting herself.
	Why are you so anti-Megan now?
	I'm just saying.
	Go on Megan when she starts to need guests.
	If you're doing Tim Dillon, I think you need guests.
	Come on.
	Do you even know who he is?
	No.
	No.
	He's a comedian who I think is most famous for being on the Joe Rogan show.
	At least that's where I heard about him.
	Now he does his own podcast.
	Everyone does their own podcast.
	There's too many podcasts out there.
	Get a clue, people.
	You're not good for this business.
	Leave it to the pros.
	Get out of the business.
	Let us show how the pros do it.
	You don't know what you're doing, kids.
	Damn kids.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, artists.
	This is all part of our value for value model where we ask you to give back any value that you got and you proceed from the show.
	If you're listening, you must get something from it.
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	That's irrelevant.
	Value is value.
	You give, you get, you take, you give back, and we ask you for your time, your talent, your treasure.
	We've got our executive producers and associate executive producers right now to thank for episode 13...
	19?
	13, 19.
	Troy Thies, or Thies, Thies, I think it's Thies, Thies, Thies.
	Uh...
	He's our top donor.
	$402.90.
	He says, Hi guys.
	Long time boner, first time donor.
	Never heard that before.
	I've been called out on the show as a douchebag over the years by Ed Pasch, Lee Britton, and my brother Dylan Tease.
	After many years, I'm happy to finally not be a giant douche.
	Please give me a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	Now, he also says, give $150 of this.
	We don't do that.
	I'm going to try to make it clear to people.
	You do the accounting.
	If you want to subtract $150 of this donation and give it to Dylan's knighthood fund, just put it down on a sheet and don't talk to us about it.
	And when it gets to $1,000, let us know when he's made his knighthood.
	Yeah, it's called the honor system.
	Yeah, and it works fine.
	Nobody has been screwing.
	I mean, maybe somebody a penny once in a while.
	But for the most part, this is the way it works.
	If you want us to do it, you want us to do it, really?
	It'll be a mess.
	Huge mistake.
	Really?
	What are you thinking?
	Do you not know us by now?
	Anyway, he'll turn 29 on the 10th.
	I think he's on the birthday list.
	I can't think of a better way to say happy birthday than to do this on the No Agenda and show happy birthday, brother.
	Here's a business in Omaha, Nebraska called Fikes Commercial Hygiene, F-I-K-E-S. They perform, oh, cleaning and disinfection services.
	They've got to be making out, making bank, scenting service, odor control, and supply restroom, supply, Restroom products.
	If you have a business in need and are in the Omaha Lincoln area.
	So here he is coming in with his commercial.
	And by the way, some of that money is for my brother.
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	Shout-out to my spoken hot wife, Alicia Tease, and my beautiful newborn baby, Kalia.
	Kalia. Jeez.
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	Ha ha ha ha ha.
	I love you both very much.
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	Taylor Rawlings of Bellevue, Nebraska, is a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
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	Chris Johnson of Port Orange, Florida.
	400.
	ITM. Thank you for graciously reading my tome in episode 1318.
	This was the long note from the last show.
	The long note.
	John, once again, shaming pays off.
	It always works.
	This donation is a portion of the treasure I've earned on Humbleplay, ticker TSNP, since November.
	It's up 7,000%.
	Wow!
	DH Unplugged will like this story if you haven't talked about it already.
	I'd like to apply this donation to my smoke show of a wife's damehood.
	I'm not following this read.
	Well, she's a smoke show.
	Her name is Darmie and please de-douche her.
	You've been de-douched.
	Stormy, what a great name.
	Keep up the great work.
	Just for you, John, no jingles, no karma.
	I like Stormy because, again, a great DJ name.
	Stormy Johnson in the afternoon, everybody.
	How you doing?
	Stormy Johnson.
	Stormy Johnson.
	Also a good name for a stripper.
	The things you think of.
	Yes, I'm a voyeur.
	I'm sticking with it.
	I'm sticking with that theory.
	Show me more.
	See Mike in Kansas City, Missouri.
	Or Kansas City, Kansas.
	I don't know.
	345-27.
	On this anniversary of my smoking half-wife's 33rd birthday, I'd like to make a gift to this executive producership in her name.
	We'll do the switcheroo.
	Yep, taken care of.
	Without her, I'd be a douchebag.
	At least 33 times worse than the douchiest version of myself I can imagine.
	Well, here's the problem.
	He doesn't give us her name anymore.
	Well, it would be...
	I'll tell you what her name is.
	Okay.
	Mrs.
	Mike.
	Mrs.
	C. Mike.
	Okay, good.
	Well, he's got some anonymous thing going on here.
	He doesn't want to say his name or her name or anybody's name.
	Oh, yeah.
	He sends me emails encrypted, typically.
	Okay, without her I'd be a douchebag.
	Not only has she borne the brunt of gestating, delivering, raising, and homeschooling, nice, good work, are nine human resources, without question, she's been doing the work.
	She's been doing the work.
	He's in Kansas City.
	I'd be guessing he was being in Utah.
	I think since he's been listening to the show, three of them have been born.
	Not kidding.
	She has made a truly wonderful home for which I will never be able to appropriately give her adequate thanks.
	As such, I respectfully request that the peerage committee that the difference between this donation and my wife's another switcheroo, two in a row...
	Oh no, this is already done.
	I'm sorry.
	This letter's so long that I forgot that it was already...
	She thought it was a new donation.
	I thought it was a different letter.
	And the level required for damehood be transferred from my total donations.
	Again, I'm going to bring this up.
	I don't know how many times do I have to say it.
	I've said it before on the show.
	You do the accounting.
	We don't do it.
	If you want us to do it, you're in trouble.
	Not having emailed the shill for a ring, we'll do that, will you?
	For my dearly beloved, it is an honor and a pleasure to give her my place at the roundtable.
	Ah, there we go.
	Dame Blackhammer.
	Don't worry, I'll be rejoining the roundtable very soon.
	Have it on the best authority if the peerage committee approves at the request of the Dame Blackhammer, take the title Dame Blackhammer, to be served...
	Parmesan-crusted ribeye steak and cream soda spike with crack and rum at the round table.
	I believe there is a product called crack and rum.
	There is, yes.
	I love you, my dear, with all my heart, and for you, I gladly take the place of a douchebag slave to make you happy.
	And I have it on the best authority that she requests the following jingles.
	Yeah, she's probably tied up in the corner from the sounds of this.
	We're all going to die.
	That's true.
	Goats scream without karma.
	All right.
	We're all going to die!
	That's true.
	Good old C-Mike.
	Thank you, Matt.
	Matthew Price comes in with 333.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	I wanted to mention something.
	I wrote it down because he mentioned the peerage committee.
	There is an official peerage website, and I've been misidentifying which one to go to.
	It is NoAgendaPeerage.com, and that has been diligently maintained by Sir Brad Viscount of the Jersey Shore and Delaware Valley, keeper of the map.
	So, it is NoAgendaPeerage.com, easy to remember.
	Matthew Price comes in from Indiana.
	Indi-Atlantic?
	Is there a town called Indi-Atlantic, Florida?
	Yeah, I think he even put a little explanation there for you.
	He's got a note.
	He wrote it in.
	Real note, there's the paper.
	I enjoy the show a lot.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	Now, the explanation is how to pronounce it.
	Indi-Atlantic.
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay, well, that's it.
	That's a very short note.
	The kind of we like, we like, we love.
	Matthew's the best.
	We do like, we do like.
	Bob, 333.33 in Missouri.
	Just old Bob.
	Bob from Missouri, actually.
	ITM, he needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	A shout-out to my smoking hot wife for threatening me to donating.
	While working late together and listening to show 1318, she looked at me and said, I'm going to make a donation before you just so I can call you out as a douchebag.
	Nope.
	Douchebag.
	I just did it.
	I don't know why.
	It's Pavlov's dog.
	Sorry, Pavlov's dog.
	Ladies and gentlemen, Pavlov's dog.
	Next.
	On the show.
	I had previously held off from donating for...
	You have to deduce him now.
	Yeah, I'll do it.
	You've been deduced.
	Sorry about that.
	I didn't mean it.
	I had previously held off from donating for fears of trying my credit card to a couple...
	It says tying...
	Or tying my credit card to a couple soon-to-be-zero social credit score nutbags, meaning us.
	But I'd rather be in a FEMA camp for the society, non-compliant, than to have my wife out me as a douchebag.
	Wow, there.
	There you go.
	There's a relationship.
	I would like to reserve my future knight named Sir Ten Cryptids.
	Sir Ten Cryptids is a pun in there.
	Yeah, there could be a fight for that.
	Ten Cryptids.
	Glad you're reserving it.
	I don't know.
	Shout out to Mike at our big dumb mouth.
	Our big dumb, okay.
	Give me a hearty F cancer for my neighbor Nick's sister in honor of my wife.
	Milf, whole load, and Trump, it's filthy.
	Regards, Bob.
	P.S., he says, Jen sucks.
	I want to circle back to Kaylee.
	Milf, that's one mother I'd like to.
	I'm going to give you the whole load today.
	It's filthy.
	Filthy.
	You've got Carmen.
	That's a good one.
	That is a good one.
	Chris Bailey at 33333, Parts Unknown.
	In the morning, gents, I came to NA Family from Adam's first Rogan appearance.
	I'm a regular contributor over on MoFacts.
	That's correct.
	I'm making my first N.A. donation, so I am in need of a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	You're on the birthday list for February 8th.
	Thank you for the twice-weekly media deconstruction, keeping all of us sane.
	Love and light!
	Sweet home Alabama.
	FEMA Region 4 on the governmental maps, Chris.
	Yo.
	Dame Astrid, Duchess of Japan and all the disputed islands of the Japan Seas, 333.27.
	You have her email.
	This is very interesting.
	Of course I have it, but I thought that since I'd forwarded it to the back office, it would pop up, and it is important we read it.
	So now I have to go look for it.
	Well, you go look for it while I read the next note.
	Okay.
	From Mark Carlisle, $333.
	Arg mateys, here's some treasure.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	As a kid, I watched Adam host Headbangers Ball.
	Decades later, I saw him on JRE, and I thought to myself, is that the dude from Headbangers Ball?
	It is!
	But it was his appearance on Hotep Jesus' show in the late fall last year that prompted me to check out No Agenda.
	Well, there you have it.
	It wasn't JRE at all.
	It's not a JRE donation.
	It's the Hotep Jesus donation.
	I've been hooked since.
	Crackpot rocks.
	Buzzkill rolls.
	Best podcast in the universe.
	Thanks, Mark.
	Note from Dame Astrid.
	Dear John and dear Adam.
	This is just to say that Dame Astrid and Sir Mark heard you, and we are on it pronto.
	We will be creating an anti-COVID electrostatic Quonset hut, a.k.a.
	the No Agenda Bauhaus.
	It comes with UV lighting ceiling, which automatically disinfects the interior, with individual nuclear power station, with integrated insect farm for sustainable energy food, with windows front and back for cross-ventilation, kale garden optional.
	Love and light, day-mastered Duchess of Japan and all the disputed islands in the sea.
	Yes, this was, we called.
	We said we need to have Bauhaus as the style.
	Europe is going to build back better with Bauhaus.
	There's a prize.
	And we need the top knowledge and architects on the case.
	We're a shoo-in.
	Well, they should definitely enter that.
	Especially with the kale growing.
	You'll win.
	Guaranteed win.
	Let me give them both a good karma.
	They're so nice.
	You've got karma.
	Kara Sippen.
	Sippen or Sippen or Sippen.
	333.
	She's in La Mesa.
	La Mesa, California.
	I wanted to let you know that John C. Dvorak has been haunting my dreams and reminding me to make a donation for quite a while now.
	I'm hoping that this donation will halt the nightly harassment and deem me no longer a douchebag.
	Well, at least she revealed the source of our success.
	I decided...
	Stop!
	Stop this show!
	Because you haunt her dreams?
	That's the source of this success?
	Oh, and I do everybody.
	It may be true.
	Donate!
	I decided 333.33 was a dollar for every puzzled look my programmed family shoots my way while explaining my newly found no agenda knowledge on COVID, enlarged amygdalas, and the shit show that's our world.
	I've had little luck hitting people in the mouth, but I'll keep slapping anyway.
	Slapping is different.
	I hope this money goes towards your cloning so you never leave us.
	Thanks again.
	All right.
	Kara from La Mesa.
	J.D. Moore.
	In Jefferson, Missouri, Jefferson City, 201.
	This is a top-heavy little bit compressed donation segment.
	Birthday and credit, Kate Jennings.
	Oh, so there's a change.
	Kate Jennings will be the recipient, yes?
	Birthday and credit.
	And jingles.
	Fauci, Weez, Obama, you might die.
	That's a very good combination idea.
	And that's true.
	This is a good one.
	ITM gents, please credit this donation to Kate Jennings.
	Another switcheroo.
	Can you make a note on that?
	Noted, noted, noted.
	For her birthday on February 10th.
	Thank you for keeping our amygdala small, our wit sharp, and spreading the good word.
	Thank you for your courage and happy birthday from your whole JC crew.
	We're all gonna die!
	That's true.
	No, you blew it.
	What did I blow?
	What did I blow?
	It was Fauci, Weez, Obama, you might die.
	Oh, I did blow it, didn't I? Well, let's do that again.
	You might die.
	Okay, so it was Obama, you might die, Fauci, Weez, and then that's true.
	We'll do it.
	You might die.
	That's true.
	There we go.
	Yeah, see, the story to be told.
	Yes.
	Timothy Wunscher, $200.77.
	No note under the title of subject line donation or under his name.
	No.
	Martin, thank you for the $277, Timothy.
	Martin Zekoff-Jazen in Halifax, Nova Scotia, $200.
	I came across your show in October 2020 by some strange coincidence.
	It was mentioned at the Mises.org podcast.
	Yeah, hold on.
	First of all, I think it's Mises.
	We've been told that by multiple people.
	That was Tom Woods.
	So we've had Rogan, Hotep, Mofax, Tom Woods...
	And then all the exposure you've given to the show.
	Well, I'm haunting dreams, believe me.
	It's not that easy.
	I'm sorry.
	It's completely equal.
	You are so right.
	Now your three hours of media deconstruction makes me survive the insanity of our Orwellian world.
	Since it is value for value, I think I waited too long to contribute these $200 dirty Saudi Arabian fiat money.
	Cuck bucks!
	Made with pieces of my life insanity here in the...
	I think it's the...
	The Hazan.
	Hazan Desert?
	Yeah, that sounds right.
	I think.
	I'm not sure.
	It could be.
	Maybe it is Jazan.
	Jazan.
	Saudi Arabia.
	Again, your value is definitely worth it, and you deserve these worthless pieces of paper.
	Woo!
	He keeps harping on this.
	Well, he's probably a Bitcoiner.
	Get some Saudi gold.
	I wish you could.
	You know, if you go to Dubai, in Dubai there's a bunch of gold shops.
	And they have chains and all these unbelievable gold chains that are elaborate.
	And they weigh the gold chains and they sell it to you at the going price of gold.
	Wow.
	Well, he says he could send silver, I think.
	Well, you can send gold.
	I wish I could send you some real money as silver and bitcoin, but I don't see you having such an option.
	Well, you can mail the gold, but it's kind of heavy.
	Please dedouche me for being late to provide and please give me a jobs karma so I can find another better job where I can live with my keeper and spend the time with my two human resources more often.
	Okay, hold on.
	You've been dedouched.
	Well, thank you.
	Nice note, Martin.
	Yeah.
	And Martin closed it from Halifax.
	He's not in Halifax, obviously.
	He's in the desert of Saudi Arabia.
	Yes, yes.
	Sending us, that's actually not even fiat money.
	I don't even know how he got the money.
	I don't even know what that stuff is.
	Came through PayPal.
	Oh, okay.
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	These are our executive and associate executive producers.
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	So, one of the producers that turned me on, and now you, onto the Red Scare podcast, also sent me a clip from Bernie in 2020 when he was running for president.
	He was doing a speech in Dearborn.
	And he said, and it's just a six-second clip, but here's what he said.
	You know, I get inspired.
	Sometimes people say, Bernie, you're 33 years of age.
	How do you keep going?
	What?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	It sounded edited, by the way.
	The 33 sounded edited.
	I pulled it off.
	It was on the...
	Well, it could have been, but I don't know.
	Let me listen again.
	You know, I get inspired.
	Sometimes people say, Bernie, you're 33 years of age.
	No, that wasn't edited.
	That was good.
	Well, they're just saying he's a young man and he throws out a 33 because, well, we all know.
	The standard joke is 39.
	That's the Jack Benny reference.
	You wouldn't use 33 out of the blue.
	Sorry, I didn't realize the Jack Benny reference.
	Sorry.
	Well, I can assure you that Bernie Sanders knows the Jack Benny reference.
	Yeah, that's probably why he made it, but he screwed it up.
	Or not.
	Let's stick with, just for a moment, with the political scene here in the United States, which is quite interesting as we have the media is salivating over AOC, MTG. This is what it is.
	We've got either Sandy Ocasio-Cortez is horrible or it's Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	It's kind of being played off against each other.
	And, you know, all of this, especially the Marjorie Taylor Greene, all comes down to the erection, as everyone likes to call it, the insurrection, and how the president needs to be confirmed as impeached in the Senate because he incited the insurrection.
	And do we know?
	I went looking for the Trump speech just before the Capitol.
	I think it was about a half hour speech.
	You cannot find a video easily for sure.
	And I looked on C-SPAN even.
	C-SPAN didn't even have it in the transcript.
	I was looking for the words, fight like hell.
	Because I was going to play how he said that.
	You can't find it.
	I was looking for it because I have a supercut, but I was looking for that particular piece.
	So that seems to be hard to find.
	I'm sure it's there somewhere.
	But those words are being taken out of the context in which he said it and are being used to say that he cited an insurrection.
	He is responsible for this.
	And some think he should go to jail for it.
	All kinds of incredible things.
	Is this your understanding of what their case is as well, John?
	That it's those words, the fight like hell?
	I... Well, that's...
	I would say that's probably what they're pointing towards, and they keep playing that over and over.
	It's not a context.
	He said, you know...
	He, in fact, said just the opposite, as the Republicans would say.
	This is a show trial.
	It's...
	Maybe it refers back to the new totalitarianism that's coming upon us.
	It's a show trial.
	It's ridiculous.
	And it won't go anywhere, but they're going to make as much of a stink they can just to muddy the waters even further.
	Democrats are going to do this.
	Schumer's going to be up there waving his arms, and so were all the other creeps.
	And it'll be under the guise of fight like hell, supercut time, all Dems.
	In the Senate, Democrats are going to fight like hell to make this a reality.
	I want the people of Pennsylvania, the people all across this country to know that we are going to fight like hell to protect your vote, to secure your vote and to make sure that your vote is counted.
	Well, I'll tell you, I'm confident that we're going to fight like hell to make sure they can.
	We are going to fight like hell to make sure that everyone who wants to vote can exercise that right to vote.
	This election is coming, whether the president wants it or not, and we're going to fight like hell in Congress to make sure that the mail still works.
	Today, Biden's VP Kamala Harris told supporters in a fundraising note that it is time to, quote, fight like hell to protect the Supreme Court following the passing of late Justice Ginsburg.
	That legacy of right needs to be continued.
	I'm going to fight like hell.
	Speaking for myself, I'm going to fight like hell.
	Aaron, we're going to fight like hell.
	The reforms, we're going to fight like hell to get those reforms in.
	I and I know many other senators and members of the House will fight like hell to make sure that we act and act as soon as possible.
	I just have one thing to say about the next eight days.
	I'm going to fight like hell.
	We need a president who will go into the White House and will fight like hell.
	Wow.
	I was unaware of that supercut.
	I'm going to give you a clip of the day for finding it.
	Thank you.
	And actually, was I sent this by?
	I think I found this one myself.
	Yes, correct.
	Clip of the day.
	Yeah, and that's what they're accusing Trump of saying.
	Well, there's a lot more that comes down to this, and this is the domestic violent extremists.
	I didn't get to these clips on Thursday.
	This is a couple of good ones.
	January 6th, not only the day when the case numbers of infertility...
	Infected, pussing human beings in the United States started to drop dramatically.
	It's all coincidence.
	This was also a day that was paid for by the public's heiress.
	Now, she paid for everything on January 6th.
	Publix is a supermarket chain, which I think is mainly in Florida.
	Are they everywhere, Publix?
	They're mostly in the southeast.
	Great store.
	And they did it for a quid pro quo.
	This isn't the first time Fancelli and Publix have been in the spotlight for their donations.
	In 2019, Fancelli donated $25,000 to Florida's Republican Governor Ron DeSantis.
	And in December last year, Publix donated $100,000 to his PAC, Friends of Ron DeSantis.
	It's so great to be here at Publix.
	That was just a month before DeSantis announced a state partnership with Publix Pharmacies to distribute the vaccine in Florida.
	I'm delighted to be here in Marion County at Publix to make a really exciting announcement regarding COVID-19 vaccinations for our senior citizens.
	The timing of it all raised eyebrows.
	The governor's office denies the vaccine deal with Publix was any sort of quid pro quo, telling us those claims were baseless and ridiculous.
	So Randy, how many Publix pharmacies in Florida are offering the vaccine now?
	Just tonight, Anderson, the governor said he's actually increasing the number of Publix pharmacies that will be offering it now.
	A total of 325 Publix pharmacies in 23 counties.
	But the problem is, is that Publix isn't everywhere.
	It's not in a lot of these low-income minority counties.
	So a lot of people who live there don't have access to the vaccine if they qualify and they're 65 and older.
	They might not have means of transportation or a car to get there.
	The state is certainly trying to help.
	They have these mobile units going out.
	They have vaccination events taking Blah, blah, blah, blah.
	So the point is, and it's completely believable that they donated his campaign and they get a big vax deal.
	Those guys have always been big Republican donors.
	Sure, of course.
	And yes, they probably did get the break.
	A little clarification.
	As far as I recall, Publix, because I shopped there, they're...
	They are in lower income areas, but the pharmacy part of the formula is usually not in those areas because they get robbed.
	I don't know.
	By the lower income people, they don't serve.
	What the hell?
	Just a little clarification.
	Sure.
	Now we are doing a really good job in the M5M to paint this insurrection as domestic violent extremists.
	We need to push as hard as we can to get that extremist, terrorist kind of mindset.
	It's no different from, and I would love to hear from the good professor, It's no different from the mask propaganda.
	And NPR is all on board.
	They spoke with former CIA station chief for Pakistan and Afghanistan, which was in 2001.
	And here he is about the insurrection on January 6th.
	NPR News, this is All Things Considered.
	I'm Elsa Chang.
	And I'm Mary Louise Kelly.
	Robert Grenier has thoughts on how to defeat violent extremists here in the U.S., and he grounds them in his personal experience fighting violent extremists overseas.
	Grenier is a former CIA counterterrorism chief.
	He was the CIA's station chief in Pakistan on 9-11.
	Yeah, I just said that.
	Grenier believes we may be witnessing the dawn of a sustained wave of violent insurgency within our own country.
	And he believes counterinsurgency tactics that worked abroad could work here.
	Robert Grenier, welcome.
	Good to speak with you.
	Well, good to be on with you, Mayor Louise.
	I want to start by understanding how you see the problem.
	As you watched events unfold at the U.S. Capitol on January 6th, what did you see?
	I think we saw was that disproportionately represented among them Okay,
	getting closer.
	Did you notice that NPR also does two women's shows?
	Yeah, in this case, instead of being dubbed the giggling dipshits, you can take giggling out.
	Yes, correct.
	One more thing I'm curious about, given your CIA experience.
	I mentioned you were station chief in Islamabad on 9-11, which meant it suddenly became your problem to find and kill or capture Osama bin Laden and other senior al-Qaeda leaders.
	Without comparing American citizens to al-Qaeda...
	Is this not called leading the witness?
	If you even say it?
	Without comparing American citizens to Al-Qaeda, could you do that for me?
	...and kill or capture Osama bin Laden and other senior Al-Qaeda leaders.
	Without comparing American citizens to Al-Qaeda, are there lessons that you take from that?
	Yes, and that is that, you know, even at the seeming height of the crisis, immediately after 9-11, there really weren't that many members of al-Qaeda in Afghanistan.
	And the thrust of our campaign there was, yes, to hunt down al-Qaeda, but primarily to remove the supportive environment in which they were able to flourish.
	And that meant fighting the Taliban.
	And I think that is the heart of what we need to deal with here.
	Hunting down people who are criminals, that is something that U.S. law enforcement is very well capable of doing and doing while preserving fundamental civil rights.
	Yeah.
	That's in some ways the easiest part of the problem.
	Hunt them down.
	The difficult part of the problem is affecting the environment within which violent elements otherwise would be able to thrive.
	Yeah, baby.
	We're hunting him down.
	We're good at that.
	We'll hunt them down.
	Nicole Wallace at MSNBC took this advice to heart.
	And again, this is not us saying so, John Hammond.
	That is a bulletin released to all law enforcement earlier this week that there is, until the end of April, a persistent threat of domestic extremism, domestic terrorism carried out in the ideology and around this belief that the election was fraudulent, that the COVID restrictions are unnecessary.
	All of those ideologies pushed by Donald Trump.
	But my question for you is around incitement.
	We had a policy, and it was very controversial, it was carried out under the Bush years and under the Obama years, of attacking terrorism at its root, of going after and killing, and in the case of Amar al-Awlaki, an American, a Yemeni-American, with a drone strike for the crime of inciting violence, inciting terrorism.
	Yeah.
	Mitch McConnell was in the Senate then.
	He was in the Senate after 9-11 too.
	Yeah, baby.
	How does Mitch McConnell, who understands that the way you root out terrorism is to take on, in the case of Islamic terrorism, kill those who incite it, how does he not vote to convict someone that he said, on the floor of the Senate, incited an insurrection?
	I love this comparison, Nicole Wallace.
	There's nothing like saying we should be droning American citizens in the homeland.
	That's what she said.
	This brings to mind something that one of the Lib Joes told me.
	Ah, Lib Jo story alert.
	And I thought it was nuts because, you know, and it has to do with also with the Scott Adams and they're going to get us.
	Once they win, they're going to track down Republicans and start killing them.
	He said they're going to start, he believes, and I think he's getting the source, it's from the sources of information, there's a source that Nicole Wallace didn't dream this up.
	She's really much a person that can't really even think for herself, let alone walk and chew gum.
	She read this somewhere, somebody told her, or it was written for her by the staff.
	Of course.
	So somebody's coming up with this idea, because it came from the Lib Joes too.
	They're going to go after, it's going to be an analog of the Black Panther movement, Where they're going to start just killing these guys.
	They're going to find them and kill them.
	They did it with Huey Newton.
	They killed Fred Hampton's a good example of a guy who was just basically murdered by the police.
	Who were these guys?
	Black Panthers, yeah.
	Famous Black Panthers.
	Yes.
	And they started just killing these guys left and right until they all backed off.
	And it sounds like this is...
	So he says this.
	All they're going to start doing is extremists are all going to get killed.
	I think you're right.
	The memo is out because I saw this headline this morning.
	From Politico.
	Politico, very, very politically influenced.
	Headline, it's time to talk about violent Christian extremism.
	That's what's going to happen here.
	For two decades, the US government has been engaging with faith leaders in Muslim communities at home and around the world in an attempt to stamp out extremism and prevent believers vulnerable to radicalization from going down a path that leads to violence.
	Now, after the dangerous QAnon conspiracy theory helped to motivate the insurrection at the US Capitol with many participants touting their Christian faith...
	And as evangelical pastors throughout the country ache over the spread of the conspiracy theory among their flocks and its very real human toll, it's worth asking whether the time has come for a new wave of outreach to religious communities, this time aimed at evangelical Christians.
	Well, I don't know how they're going to make any of this work.
	No, it's fantasy.
	They are bloodthirsty nutjobs.
	It's true.
	It's total fantasy.
	You nailed it.
	What was I thinking?
	It is, because when you talk to the Libjoes, it's like that fantasy is still running.
	It's running at full tilt.
	And it was pointed out in the earlier clip I had of the professor who says that he just talked about, you know, the lockdowns being dubious, and he got a nasty note from one of his best friends going on and on and on about how could he even say this, and blah, blah, blah.
	He went berserk, which is, again...
	It's a fantasy perspective.
	So these people are really...
	They need to see a shrink.
	Well, you know, maybe our BDSM couple can give us some advice about the LibJoes.
	I think that they could use with a good spanking or something.
	They could use a good spanking.
	A good spanking wouldn't be missed on them, I think.
	Yeah.
	And then there's always...
	Crazy stuff that, as you know, Republicans do, QAnons do, and all police and all military.
	They're all crazy nuts.
	And then there's the challenge coin.
	Take a look at these images.
	They're the front and back of a special coin that officers had to celebrate shooting a man in the groin during a protest in 2017.
	ABC 15 investigator Dave Biskobing not only getting pictures of that coin, he also discovered the chief knew about it and no one was disciplined or even investigated.
	And a guy just got shot with a rubber bullet.
	The video went viral and the officers celebrated the shot with a challenge coin.
	We obtained a graphic image of the front saying goodnight left nut and we got a picture of the back of the actual coin.
	It has the date and says make America great again one nut at a time.
	I want that challenge coin.
	I want one too.
	It's the best collection.
	That's the challenge coin you want.
	Good night, left nut.
	That's the challenge coin we want to have, ladies and gentlemen.
	Wow.
	You know, I think a lot of our newer listeners, and there's probably thousands of them, don't know what we're talking about.
	Oh, a challenge coin?
	In the early days of the show...
	Oh my goodness, yeah.
	We brought up...
	I actually think you probably introduced the concept, because you had an old challenge coin you used to carry with you when you...
	Oh, the challenge coin I had that I was given when in Iraq, because...
	I was in Iraq for under two weeks, but I would bump into, especially Fort Hood, these guys, you know, the Dutch Heli Battalion is here.
	If you bump into them in a bar, which is unlikely at the moment, and they say, hey, challenge coin, Curry.
	Whoever doesn't have the challenge coin has to pay for the drinks.
	That was the rule.
	Yeah.
	And the challenge coin is a big, it's like a, it's like an old fashioned one dollar, like an Eisenhower dollar size.
	It's big.
	Well, the original ones have gotten pretty funky over the years.
	Well, the ones that we...
	So we did the No Agenda show.
	We did a slew of them.
	We had two or three people making challenge coins, and then we had the one official group.
	We had a geolocation millennial coin?
	Yeah, we had a geolocation coin.
	I think those were around somewhere.
	But the challenge coins got kind of out of control, and there was a whole slew of them.
	And then we started getting challenge coins from the CIA. We got...
	I got Space Force.
	I have everything.
	30 or 40, yeah.
	Rocket launches.
	There's all these challenge coins, and they're all based on this idea that you have to have it when you go to a bar.
	Although, I don't know what happens if you have one no-agenda challenge coin, and then you bring out the other type.
	You want a whole bunch of these for the FEMA camp.
	That's what you want.
	Hey, man.
	But the point is, when we're joking around challenge coins, This challenge coin has got to be a high collectible.
	Yes, of course.
	I would say you'd have to pay $50 to get one.
	Well, I don't know if I want to pay for one at all, but yeah, that's a great challenge coin.
	If anyone can get one, send them to Box 339, El Cerrito, California.
	No agenda show.
	Box 339, El Cerrito, California.
	You can send it there.
	And if there's only one, just send it there.
	Don't worry about it.
	Yeah.
	Then I have, oh yes, this is good.
	This is good.
	This is good.
	So we have the AOC Marjorie Taylor Greene thing going back and forth.
	And I have two clips from AOC just to hear how the M5M is protecting her.
	I don't think we need to re-explain what's happening or what happened with her.
	I think we do.
	Please give the synopsis.
	This woman was a QAnon conspiracy nut beef.
	No, no, no, AOC. We're doing AOC first.
	Oh, what do I need to explain about her?
	That's why I said no need to explain.
	AOC... Oh, I thought you meant the whole situation.
	No, that's coming up next.
	The first we do the AOC... Oh, I don't know why you...
	Okay, well, you're confusing.
	I'm sorry.
	I didn't mean to do that.
	You're a voyeur, after all.
	AOC claimed that she was, well, I'm sure she was very frightened.
	She made a big deal in a 45-minute live stream on InstaLive where she talked about how scary it was.
	And you made the thesis, and I believe it's true that she, or I think it was you, maybe it was a right-wing talk show guy, She could have walked out there and told people to calm down or get the hell out, and they would have.
	No, I didn't make that thesis.
	No, somebody did.
	You're doing other shows that I'm unaware of?
	No, I listen to the radio when I drive.
	Okay.
	Um...
	And the Capitol policeman, she thought he was one of them because he was angry and banging on the door, and then she compared it to...
	Well, what she's doing is the ultimate, and this comes right back to, quote, the millennials.
	Remember, I have high regard for a lot of the millennials, particularly the ones that are switched on and doing cool stuff.
	But she's taking it to the extreme by compounding her trauma.
	And this is a very, very, very typical young woman thing to do, is anything you do, it's a trigger.
	It's like, I got triggered, my past sexual, what was it, attack, trauma, which she's not expounded on, it doesn't matter.
	Um...
	And to the rescue of anyone who was saying, hey man, you weren't even in the same building where all this took place, we've got your heroes.
	In are the Caped Crusaders, Don Lemon and CuomoSexual.
	I've been watching, you know, state media and listening to conservative media all day because I, you know...
	He says state media?
	What does he mean by state media?
	I just heard this.
	State media.
	I've been listening to state media.
	Washington Post?
	I've been watching state media and listening to conservative media.
	No, he's been listening.
	No, watching state media.
	Oh, he's just watching.
	That has to be network news.
	State media.
	CBS. CBS. There you go.
	I've been watching, you know, state media and listening to conservative media all day because, you know, I want to cure the other side.
	And I was like, I don't understand why this is a story.
	How was she supposed to know who was on the other side of the door?
	How was she supposed to know how many people were on the other side of the door?
	I'm not, I'm just saying, I'm not, there's nothing to do with anything ALC or whatever.
	But how, I kept trying to figure out how the people who were actually involved in that siege and all the chaos, Could be criticizing someone else who was involved in it because she was explaining how what she thought was going on in her particular situation, it was just flat-out partisanship and a distraction to Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	They're going after one of the Democrats because the Democrats are going after one of theirs.
	I'm telling you, Mr.
	Noise Pollution over there at State TV and the others, they want to frame...
	State TV? What is State TV? He's saying it too.
	What am I missing?
	When did I miss the gag?
	Is there a podcast or a video called State TV? Not that I know of.
	I think he means Fox News.
	That's State TV to him.
	But that's not State TV. No, these guys are dicks.
	One of theirs, I'm telling you, Mr.
	Noise Pollution over there at State TV and the others, they want to frame the Democrats.
	Or do you say fake TV? Like, full Fox News, F-A-U-X? Let me listen again.
	I'm telling you, Mr.
	Noise Pollution over there at State TV and the others, they want to frame...
	Noise Pollution.
	Mr.
	Noise Pollution would be Hannity.
	Yeah, it must be State TV. States TV. Who cares?
	Does anybody in the chat room...
	Here you go.
	They're trying.
	They're all saying States.
	They're saying States, States, States.
	They all say Fox News...
	Well, Mr.
	Noise Pollution would be...
	Why are we waiting for a bunch of trolls to answer us?
	Yeah, they don't know what's going on.
	For January 6th.
	They've been leaking it out all these different ways, that there's an untold story, that this was a setup.
	It's all BS. Let them do it.
	And their toxicity.
	And I'll tell you what, you just heard Katie Porter say, AOC was freaked out.
	Yeah.
	And let me tell you, I lived a situation like that.
	And it doesn't have to be real, the threat...
	He was a woman?
	Did he admit that he was a woman?
	He was a woman.
	And let me tell you, I lived a situation like that.
	And it doesn't have to be real, the threat, for you to believe it's imminent.
	I love this.
	So I lived a situation like this when I was a woman, but it wasn't real.
	Freaked out.
	Yeah.
	And let me tell you, I lived a situation like that.
	And it doesn't have to be real, the threat, for you to believe it's imminent.
	That's what you believe.
	And let me tell you something.
	Let them do it, because they look like idiots in the process, and people are on to it.
	No more than any other time.
	Keep doing it!
	I hope people learn this time.
	Have fun.
	I know.
	I encourage them.
	Continue to do it.
	I think the veil has been lifted.
	People's eyes are open.
	Yes, indeed.
	They know what's going on.
	They know that it's all BS and they know that it's partisanship.
	And look, they're talking about how the limited amount in the framing of the insurrection on Capitol Hill.
	Anyone can see.
	Everybody knows what happened except for the fringe, right, who keep trying to, as you say, blame it on Democrats.
	I wish they talked about the groups that attacked our Capitol and why as much as they're talking about AOC's feelings about it.
	I'll tell you what.
	And I say the new party is the GOPQ. And it shows that they actually embrace diversity because they just created the QAnon way.
	You know, you say GOPQ, I say QOP. I like to call them the Q-Truplican party.
	You've got to pick your brand, brother.
	Millions of dollars a year.
	Millions of dollars a year for both of them.
	Millions.
	AOC came on CBS with Gayle King...
	And she explained how the trauma really affected her.
	Congresswoman, I want to start with you, because that day, I remember it was so upsetting and so frightening, just watching from the privacy and safety in my kitchen.
	So to hear your very terrifying account of that horrible day was, in a word, just terrifying to hear the details.
	And I wonder if it's triggered all sorts of things for you, because I think sometimes when you speak about it, you're reading it again.
	I'm wondering what the experience has been for you.
	Yeah, you know, I think one of the things that we've learned, especially in counseling services offered to House members, is that telling our stories and retelling it, especially right after the events transpired, is a really important part to healing and getting through it.
	And this applies to survivors of trauma all over the country.
	Telling that story as many times as possible and giving that account, allowing yourself to move through that emotion, allowing yourself to revisit that fear and process it and then move past it is important.
	But yeah, there are lots of emotions.
	There's fear.
	There's anger at folks who attacked our nation's capital.
	There's frustration that this could have happened.
	But then there's also determination for us to never allow this to happen again.
	Lots of fear and trauma and it's horrible and I feel very bad for her because she seems truly affected.
	Luckily, nothing really went wrong.
	The lie here is the timeline that I see it that Lemon and Cuomo were talking about.
	It was AOC's story first and then everyone started ratcheting up the Marjorie Taylor Greene with real lies.
	I don't know this woman.
	I saw her...
	The first time I've really seen her speak was something she did outside the Capitol just the other day.
	You know, she talks about how she's a mom a lot, and she ran a business, and she says she really hopes that that press conference would give the press something else to talk about than ad hominem attacks and lies.
	And the big one, just like we had Very Fine People, go to veryfinepeople.com if you want to see that that was a big lie, is that she has been accused of saying or posting a lot of things.
	One of them is that the California wildfires were started by Jewish space lasers.
	You've heard it, you've seen it a thousand times.
	Jewish space lasers.
	So, again, before I play Jake Tapper with his Ultimate, again, I will read from the 2018 post, which is referred to in the next clip as well.
	I'm posting this in speculation because there are too many coincidences to ignore and just putting it out there for some research I've done stemming from my curiosity over PSG&E stocks which tanked all week then rallied Thursday night after California officials announced they would not let PG&E fail.
	I find it very interesting that Roger Kimmel on the board of directors of PG&E is also vice chairman of the Rothschild Inc.
	international investment firm.
	I also find interesting the long history of financial contributors that PG&E has made to Jerry Brown over the years and millions spent in lobbying.
	What a coincidence it must be that Governor Brown signed a bill protecting PG&E. And then And allowing to pass off its cost of the fire responsibility to its customers in rate hikes and through bonds.
	It also must be just a coincidence that the fires are burning in the same projected areas that the $77 billion high-speed rail project is to be built, which also happens to be Governor Brown's pet project.
	And what are the odds that Feinstein's husband, Richard Bloom, is the contractor to the rail project?
	Gee, with that much money...
	We could build three southern U.S. border walls.
	Then, oddly, there are all these people who have said they saw what looked like lasers or blue beams of light causing the fires with pictures and videos.
	I don't know anything about that, but I do find it really curious that Pacific Gas and Electric's partnership with Solarin on space solar generators starting in 2009, they announced the launch into space in March 2018 and maybe even a...
	Put them up before that.
	Space solar generators collect the sun's energy, then beam it back to Earth to a transmitter to convert to electricity.
	So that has turned into the California wildfires were started by Jewish space lasers.
	This is something that we've talked about, the rail line.
	You said that's not true.
	I believe you, of course, that those fires were not in the exact places.
	The space generators, that's real.
	You can look that up.
	But somehow, the M5M needs to add an anti-Semitic piece to it.
	And that, especially growing up in the Netherlands, that is the lowest, lowest thing you can do is to accuse someone of being anti-Semitic when they really, really aren't.
	It starts off so much shit in these people's lives.
	It's happened to me.
	It's really, really messed up.
	And Jake Tapper...
	I'm sorry?
	I thought with you it was about dogs.
	No.
	You hate dogs.
	Yeah, I hate dogs.
	Jake Tapper, here's Jake Tapper, taking it to the extreme.
	He should be fired over this.
	The fact that she blamed this on news media for slicing and dicing and misrepresenting what she said, when what I have seen in the news media, and what we have reported here on CNN, and others have reported elsewhere, Are complete sections of her live streams,
	multiple minutes, three, four minutes, screenshots of her social media posts where she hypothesizes in a deranged manner that the 2018 wildfires in California that cost dozens of lives were caused by the Jewish billionaire Rothschild family Using lasers so as to enrich other wealthy Jews, including Senator Dianne Feinstein's husband, Mr.
	Blum.
	I mean, these are just things that she said and things that she wrote.
	Nobody sliced and diced.
	Nobody snipped.
	It's all there for people to see.
	And the fact that she would respond to These charges, based in reality, that she is a liar and conspiracy theorist, with more lies and a new conspiracy theory, that it's the media that has been misportraying her, says it all.
	I mean, that's a beauty.
	He refers to that actual thing I just read.
	You know, the funny thing, yes, the funny thing is he starts off by saying, she's blaming the media, but we've looked at the snippets and clips and chunks and the small pieces of the videos and she talked for an hour and we watched the one minute that they took off.
	It's unbelievable, these people.
	But the thing that got me was he refers you here.
	It's specifically the 2018...
	Oh yeah, and he just piles on with the nonsense.
	And then, oh, to make other Jews rich...
	I mean, that's sackable offense, man.
	Screw that guy.
	That's horrible.
	He's low.
	He's low.
	He's very low.
	He's a bad person.
	He's a low-rent.
	He's a low-rent bad person.
	The only other thing, I guess, we all saw the Time Magazine article, the secret bipartisan campaign that saved the 2020 election.
	Nothing new for you No Agenda producers.
	But, it's pretty self-aggrandizing.
	And this is Nancy Pelosi's biographer who wrote this article.
	Yeah.
	FYI. This article...
	It's a self-aggrandizing bullshit version of the column I wrote for Substack two or three weeks earlier.
	Yeah, but you're not in Time Magazine.
	And you're not a libtard, so it doesn't count.
	No, if I was a libtard, I'd be a lot better off.
	But I'd be a libtard.
	And I'm sorry I said it because I told the Libjoes recently that I never used that phrase because I find it to be slightly offensive.
	Mm-hmm.
	No, I can't say that anymore.
	I just used it.
	I thought the words were interesting.
	There was a conspiracy unfolding behind the scenes, one that both curtailed the protest and coordinated the resistance from the CEOs.
	The handshake between business and labor, just one component of a vast cross-partisan campaign to protect the election.
	An extraordinary shadow effort dedicated not to winning the vote, but to ensuring it will be free and fair.
	Yes, in fact, they didn't rig it, they fortified it.
	And the whole thing is really quite aggrandizing.
	To me, it's admission of guilt.
	You know, we got them to change laws.
	We made sure...
	They're admitting everything they did wrong.
	Everything.
	Everything.
	I find that fantastic.
	It just doesn't get any better than that.
	It's beautiful.
	It all goes back to a series of clips, which I'm going to push off to Thursday, of Mary Graybar...
	Who wrote this book, and people should read this book between now and Thursday, Debunking Howard Zinn.
	Howard Zinn.
	Howard Zinn.
	Howard Zinn is the guy who wrote The People's History of America.
	It came out in 1980.
	It's a communist version of American history.
	And it's being used by everybody.
	And she has the documentation.
	It's the book.
	It's the book.
	Everybody teaches.
	Let me play one clip from this series.
	Well, actually, it's hard to play without playing the whole thing.
	Well, let's play just the beginning, and then I'll play the rest on Thursday.
	Does that sound reasonable?
	Yeah, is this Graber 1?
	Graber 1.
	Well, Howard Zinn, who died in 2010, was quite a phenomenon.
	He was a celebrity radical and, incidentally, a historian.
	And so he rode the wave of celebrity dumb.
	He was purported to be leading students on civil rights protests while he was teaching at Spelman College.
	And then after he was kicked out there, he went to Boston University and led them on anti-Vietnam War protests, which were really protests in support of Ho Chi Minh, who Howard Zinn saw as the exemplar of democracy.
	So, you know, when he wrote his book, People's History of the United States, and it came out in 1980, you know, think about that.
	Oh, this is the huge book.
	This is the big, the big unabridged book.
	Is that what you're talking about?
	No, you're thinking of Quigley.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Okay, shut up.
	...for 40 years ago.
	He had been in the news quite a bit.
	He...
	Ed went on a mission to North Vietnam to bring back American prisoners of war.
	He was at the forefront of protests.
	He was debating Bill Buckley.
	He was in the news.
	And so he got a head start.
	And as I expose in my book, and it was much to my shock as I read it, He plagiarized from a book for high school students by one of his radical anti-Vietnam War pals, another socialist, and took the credit for it.
	Anytime you pick up a news article or look at a news article about Columbus Day, you have reporters saying, Basically quoting the Zen version as if it were established history, and there's no question about it.
	So he was quite a marketing guru for the radical communist view, and as I also discovered...
	Is that, you know, his story of Christopher Columbus, along with everything else he says about American history, is basically the version that has been put out by Marxists and communists from Karl Marx on down to William Z. Foster.
	But it's become...
	It's accepted truth, and it's what Google, which is a monopoly, promotes.
	We're seeing the clampdown of the tech industries right now, and they've been at it for a while.
	It's a very, very dangerous thing.
	If you're sitting there, someone who's an adult and knowledgeable in history, and you're starting to doubt yourself, just think about a 15-year-old who's writing a report for a class.
	And is Googling this or has been assigned Howard Zinn's book.
	And that's why you've got these young, enraged people who are out on the street.
	Wow.
	Yeah, this is very important.
	We've talked about Howard Zinn before on the show, you just don't remember.
	And I've always thought that, I've looked at his material, and it's very poorly done.
	And she talks about, he's the one behind, even though he stole this part of the book, He's behind all this anti-Columbus stuff.
	And I started noticing, I only started noticing the anti-Columbus stuff after around 1985 in the Bay Area, where there was art at one of the Amsterdam art stores.
	I noticed it was up in the wall.
	It was, you know, for Columbus Day, Columbus slaver.
	You know, it's just horrible stuff about Columbus as an a-hole.
	And this all came from this guy.
	This guy's book became very popular in the early 80s, and now there's an educational project pushing the book, and it's a distorted anti-American view of American history.
	And it's very entertaining.
	He's a good writer.
	He really makes it sound like, oh, this is great.
	He's really good, as a matter of fact.
	Good propagandist.
	And it's been a plague, and it's responsible, like she says, for most of the actions going on, the pulling down of the Columbus statues all starts.
	Nothing like this was ever even dreamed of before 1980.
	And this is when this guy's book came out.
	Wow.
	She's on a lot of podcasts.
	I picked her off of this one.
	I forgot the name of the podcast.
	Unfortunately, I didn't write it down.
	And I have a bunch of clips of her talking about this.
	We definitely need to do this on Thursday.
	Yeah, that'll be a Thursday thing.
	Definitely.
	Good one.
	Very good.
	And we'll play that clip again.
	Well, we don't have to play that again.
	But it's a horrible situation.
	And she's out there.
	She's on a lot of podcasts.
	You can look up Mary Graber.
	Why?
	Why?
	I'm going to wait until Thursday.
	I'm going to let you do the work.
	But you can read the book.
	Her book is worth reading.
	I want to read Zinn's book first.
	Now I've got to read the propaganda.
	I don't want to read Zinn's book.
	Does she refer to the book a lot?
	It's just a waste of time.
	Okay.
	Wow, that's good.
	Yes, I very much look forward to that presentation on Thursday.
	Before we take a break...
	OTG going OTG. Yeah, baby.
	I'm an OTG kind of guy.
	That's right, OTG off the grid.
	OTG. If you want to join the revolution, go to noagendaphone.com.
	If you're lucky, you can get yourself Graphene OS, Jacked Up Pixel.
	All good.
	But we talk about a lot of different things in our OTG segments.
	And the top story for today, the reason why we have the whole segment, is the New York Times.
	New York Times, on Saturday, posted an article.
	They stormed the Capitol.
	Their apps tracked them.
	And the New York Times claims that in 2019, a source came to them originally containing a digital file at a precise location of more than 12 million individual smartphones for several months between 2016 and 2017.
	You may remember this report.
	Well, they got another source who had provided another data set, this time following the smartphone of thousands of Trump supporters, rioters and passersby in Washington, D.C. on January 6th, as Donald Trump's political rally turned into a violent insurrection.
	At least five people died, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
	So they published all this data, which they say they use it as a journalistic tool, but this is clearly an insider from a social network who gave them everything.
	And then they pull one guy out in particular, Ronnie Vincent, and they show how they can track him.
	We traced a phone inside the Capitol to Mr.
	Vincent's home in Kentucky, confirming his identity led us to the Facebook page.
	We found a few photos of him standing on the steps of the building during the siege.
	What?
	Yeah, so they are showing you exactly how you're tracked.
	Well, this is interesting, mainly because this is the kind of thing you don't want to reveal.
	Well, not only did they dox this poor Ronnie Vinson guy, but they're...
	I mean, this is...
	Are they somebody behind...
	Is one of the people that wrote this article behind...
	An investor behind the Graphene OS? I doubt it.
	Let me see.
	I don't think so.
	I mean, that would be the way to go.
	Because, I mean, already your hair stands up on the back of your neck, even knowing about this.
	Mm-hmm.
	And then they're bragging about it.
	This is not what an intelligence agency would do.
	No, this is the New York Times who have just become idiots.
	Well, it's the same New York Times who just fired two of their long-time top guys for, in context, using the N-word to explain what happened in a certain situation.
	I love that story, by the way.
	He got fired over that.
	What's the guy's name again?
	I don't remember, but it was a funny story.
	It's not for him.
	Donald McNeil and Andy Mills.
	Well, they're sending out...
	It's almost as though they're doing counter COINTELPRO here.
	If you think about it.
	Oh, good point.
	Good point.
	Okay, here's what's going on, boys.
	You know, read the article and get a clue.
	Well, this is interesting as we are on the...
	Wow, hold on a second.
	Let's make sure these aren't any tech writers.
	Hold on.
	This could be important.
	Who is this guy?
	It's an opinion piece, of course.
	Who is written by, see if you recognize these names, Charlie Wartzel and Stuart Thompson?
	No, I've never heard of them.
	No?
	Well, this is on the eve of the launch of the new iPhone.
	So you always got to think if someone's talking about tech and there's tech stories, in this case it's about tracking.
	Well, Apple has convinced all the tech tards that it's going to be great.
	Witness the Apple Circle on YouTube giving us a quick rundown about how cool, how cool the new iPhone will be.
	Your next iPhone might shut down Instagram, Facebook, Google, and many, many more.
	Apple is done messing around.
	They're taking a firm stance on privacy and they're about to start publicly calling out some bad actors who aren't doing things with your best interest at heart on your phone.
	Which is great and all, but what if that means no more Instagram, Facebook, or Google on your iPhone?
	So this guy somehow believes...
	And yes, they're going to stop some tracking.
	You will be asked if you want to be tracked.
	No, they're going to stop other people's tracking.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Other people's tracking.
	And here's this gem in the middle.
	Listen to Mr.
	Happy that there's security coming from Apple Circle.
	You might have noticed, for example, in iOS 14, you now have the toggle to allow an app to have your location all the time.
	Is this a woman or a guy?
	It's a guy.
	Okay.
	You might have noticed, for example, an iOS 14.
	That I know of.
	You now have the toggle to allow an app to have your location all the time or just while you're in the app.
	You can give apps permission to all of your photos or just select photos.
	You even have a little indicator at the top of your iPhone that shows when your microphone and camera are active even if the app is not in the forefront.
	Maybe if you're on a phone call and your microphone's still active and you're browsing your phone, you can still see that your microphone is on and being activated by some of the apps, even if they're in the background.
	All great things, all things done by Apple to really promote privacy, and it's just Apple trying to make sure you are in control of your data and you know exactly what's going on at all times on your iOS device.
	Bull crap!
	I love this guy.
	So you'll know if your microphone is being activated by an app in the background.
	That's protecting you.
	No, it's not!
	How about not letting it have access?
	What if it's in my pocket?
	And then I see the little green light flip on when it's in my pocket?
	These fanboys are detrimental to your health.
	And the CBS Evening News has more good news about the iPhone 12.
	Apple is warning that magnets inside its new iPhone 12 can potentially interfere with some medical devices, including pacemakers and defibrillators.
	Apple recommends keeping cell phones and chargers at least six inches from medical devices and more than a foot apart while wirelessly charging.
	Uh-huh.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, this sounds great.
	What if you walk within a foot of someone with a pacemaker and he dies?
	What about when we...
	Well, maybe this is the reason for social distancing.
	It's an Apple scheme because you don't want people hugging.
	What I find so incredible is how Silicon Valley collectively, globally, has said, look, we got you.
	We got you, customers.
	We will track you for COVID tracing, guaranteed.
	It's so easy for them.
	It's anonymous.
	Don't worry about it.
	We fixed it.
	They can't seem to fix it for other stuff.
	But, oh, yeah, no problem.
	We got privacy all over the place.
	Walk away from these platforms, people.
	Walk away.
	Walk away.
	It's unbelievable.
	And that's our tech segment.
	And that is our...
	That is our off-the-grid segment, indeed.
	I'm going to show myself all by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	Yeah, we've had a few people to thank.
	We don't have a big list today, so we'll be out of here sooner than later.
	Dean Lewin's at the top of the list, $124 out of, I don't even know, in Iowa somewhere, some town.
	But he needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And he has an immediate call out to his buddy, John Knudson.
	K-N-U-T-S-O-N. It's a douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	And we'll give him and everyone else some jobs karma at the end.
	Abhilash Kumar, who is, I believe, in India.
	He is the one who wrote in the morning that PayPal stopped working.
	That's right.
	And he wound up doing a bank transfer through the SWIFT system.
	He did a direct bank transfer, which cost like $10.
	That's cheap, actually.
	Well, not compared to pop money, which is free.
	But he's our guy.
	But he did manage to get us $100.
	Thank you, Abilash.
	How do you pronounce it?
	Abilash, I think.
	Abilash?
	I'm not sure.
	Kumar.
	Mr.
	Kumar.
	Thank you, Producer Kumar.
	Thank you.
	Kumar could be his first name.
	It's really appreciated because I know you went through a lot of hoops to get that done.
	And you are truly the only Indian who cares.
	Yeah, seems so.
	I like it.
	Thank you.
	C.J. Schmuck.
	Schmuck, schmuck!
	In Nantucket, Massachusetts.
	Massachusetts nuts.
	$100.
	This is my first donation.
	He needs to stay as a douchebag.
	I'm sorry.
	Yep, that's right.
	Dave Scanlon in Milwaukee.
	Will-Walky.
	Will-Walky.
	Did he have something to say, Dave?
	I thought he had one of those.
	I don't know.
	It was on page one of the notes.
	I think we had one of those notes from him.
	There must have been something.
	We also have a note.
	I'm going to read this note.
	This actually has to do with the knighting.
	I think she's on the list.
	Greetings from Boulevard, Texas.
	Enclosed, you'll find the accounting for knight.
	There's no donation, just a knighthood accounting.
	And it's, see if he's on the list.
	It's his son knighted as Sir Alex Frank Bob until further notice.
	And at the round table, he needs a hookah with apple-flavored tobacco.
	Yeah, we got it.
	We got it.
	I even ordered the hookah.
	Yeah, I got the hookah.
	Are you kidding?
	Do you know how many hoses we had to have attached to this thing for all the knights and dames?
	This thing's a monster.
	It's like an octopus.
	Hmm.
	Well, she's good to go then.
	Yeah.
	Dave Schmuck Schmuck.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	CJ Schmuck.
	Dave Scanlon.
	Yeah, in Wilwaukee.
	I never heard of that town.
	Russell Rhodes in Tallahassee, Florida.
	8-7-6-5.
	Birthday call coming up.
	For his son, Vikram.
	Ashlyn Davis, $85.
	Steve Webb, $77 in Riverside, California.
	Overly wordy Welshman.
	His first donation, $77.62.
	He says it's split between No Agenda and MoFax.
	I don't know.
	I'm not giving anything to MoFax.
	I'm keeping this money.
	Maybe he split it.
	Maybe he gave that a donation, too.
	All right.
	Thank you.
	Let's try not to mix up the...
	You listen to MoFax, you want to give MoFax money?
	I think that's what he did.
	Don't give it to us and tell us to split it.
	I think it's confusing.
	I think it's fine.
	Andrew Panabianco in Peoria, Arizona, 7707.
	Hold on.
	Jep van den Hovel.
	Close.
	Jep van den Hovel.
	Jep van den Hovel.
	You've got to do the emphasis on van den Hovel.
	Jep van den Hovel.
	$75.
	He's a Dutchman living in Deutschland.
	Yes.
	And his comment is, my dog's a Democrat.
	A lot of things are Jep is.
	Randy Chappell, I'm guessing, yeah, in Port Orchard, Washington, 7033.
	Eric Anderson in Water One, South Dakota, 60.
	Joe Bowe of Taxachusetts, 5550.
	Taxachusetts.
	He's got a birthday coming up.
	Sir Mike Kleckner in Ewing, New Jersey.
	Jordan Brown, 5333.
	Oh, somehow didn't make it onto the birthday list back in December.
	All will be forgiven.
	He wants a birthday biscuit.
	He wants some karma at the end.
	We'll give you some Bitcoin.
	We're not going to give him no Bitcoin.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	That's what he wants.
	He wants a biscuit on his birthday.
	Lord Michael Gates, the baron of the rest of Colorado in Colorado.
	Colorado Springs, 7280.
	Terry Purden in Portland, Oregon needs a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	Kendra Lamott in East Haven, Connecticut, 50-08.
	The following people are $50 donors, name and location.
	Starting with Mary Hui.
	Hey, Mary Hui.
	Randy Bradbury.
	Villarreal, Villarreal in Mercedes, Texas.
	Great name.
	Joel DeRuin in Bakersfield, California.
	That's where the high-speed rail is.
	There's no fires down there.
	That's right.
	Donald DeHart in Clarksville, Tennessee.
	Matthias Milchinski, I'm thinking, in Stevenson, California.
	Stevenson's Ranch, California.
	Stevenson's Ranch.
	Chisholm Cook in Boulvard, California.
	Christopher Rivera in Austin.
	Edward Mazurik in Memphis, Tennessee.
	Mike Bateman in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
	Troy Watson.
	In Western...
	I don't have this cell open enough to read these long names.
	Western Shore.
	Nova Scotia.
	Raymond Berry in Las Wages, Nevada.
	Jonathan Meyer in Xenia, Ohio.
	And last but not least, Dame Knight in Edmonds, Washington, 50.
	And that concludes our list of producers that came in above $50.
	We do keep everything under $50 anonymous.
	I see you there with $1.
	It's costing us more to cash than it is to give it to us.
	But a lot of people also help out with sustaining donations, which you can find them at dvorak.org.
	We've got all kinds of...
	Different things you can join in on, much lower amounts, and regularity.
	And many people like to be anonymous, so they come in under 50 with $49.99.
	We thank you all very much for your time, your talent, and your treasure producing the best podcast in the universe.
	Please consider us for our Thursday show with this excellent rundown by this woman that John has promised us.
	Dvorak.org slash N-A-N. Good job.
	You've got karma.
	There we are.
	The first week of February is down, and we've got a birthday list for you.
	Jordan Brown, we just talked about Jordan, turned 31 on December 29th.
	Happy belated birthday.
	Zach Henslick, happy birthday to his incredible wife, who celebrated on the 5th.
	Joe Bowe of Taxachusetts, celebrating today.
	C. Mike to his smoking hot wife, who turns 33.
	Abigail Hines, 33 tomorrow.
	Chris Bailey, also celebrating tomorrow.
	Troy Teese, happy birthday to his brother Dylan Teese, who will be celebrating on the 10th.
	Kate Jennings, also on the 10th.
	Happy birthday from J.D. Moore.
	And Russell Rhodes says happy birthday to his son Vikram, who will be celebrating on February 11th.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe!
	It's your birthday, yeah!
	To knighting?
	No, one knight, one dame.
	That's what we got today.
	That's right.
	So we need a dame blade.
	Here you go, the dame blade.
	Got it.
	Up on the podium, C. Mike's darling beautiful wife.
	We'd like her here, along with Alex, Frank, Bob.
	The two of you have been bestowed to the round table of the Noah Jen, the Knights and Dames, partially by yourself, your family, your husband, your wife, but you are here, and that means I get to pronounce the KB as...
	Dave Blackhammer and Sir Alex Frank Bob.
	For you, we've got hookers and blow, rent boys and chardonnay, parmesan crusted ribeye steak and cream soda spike with crack and rum, puka with apple flavored tobacco, bong hits and bourbon, ginger ale and gerbils, breast milk and pavlin, vodka and vanilla, and of course, the mutton and mead.
	Head over to NoAgendaNation.com slash rings.
	Eric the Shield will gladly take care of you.
	Make sure that you get your ring and your sealing wax and your official certification slash pronunciation on paper for you to immediately post on No Agenda Social.
	Let everybody know that you are part of our club.
	No Agenda.
	The Roundtable.
	The No Agenda Public Service, proudly managed by Sir Neil over there at NoAgendaMeetups.com, is kicking ass.
	Two reports today.
	The first one from Blaz.
	This is Black Knight.
	Big life in the Blaz with the Bash.
	Checking in for the meetups in the morning.
	In the morning, this is a guy named Ben for the meetup report.
	Perfect.
	Alright, this is Glenn, I-T-E-M. To the beat of the rhythm of the night of all things greasy, Sir Jerry Girl.
	I can't top that.
	In the morning, Harrison Noble's here at the Blas.
	It's like a party.
	It's pronounced Fuquay Verena, John.
	In the morning.
	In the morning.
	Just so you know, Bellingham, come on in with your report.
	In the morning, this is Thomas from Bellingham.
	Thank you, John and Adam.
	We're staying safe.
	In the morning.
	Okay, here's what's coming up on the calendar Tuesday.
	Nashville No Agenda's Lil Fauci Wheeze Fan Club.
	Six o'clock at Smokin' Thighs.
	Man, Nashville, I've got it going on.
	Saturday, the 13th, OKC 33 Hearts Breakers Meetup, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 2 o'clock, Frasier Hall.
	Saturday, Dallas Local 972, the North Dallas-Fort Worth Super Spreader and Loss of Liberty Celebration.
	Yay, 6 o'clock.
	That will be at Snooker Billiards and Bar.
	No one under 18, sorry.
	Then we have the local NA 512 Valentine's Eve Sunset Valley, Texas meetup.
	And that'll be next Saturday.
	Ooh, man.
	Doc's Backyard.
	I hope I can make it.
	Can't promise that one.
	Also next Saturday, the Old Post.
	That will be in Missoula, Montana.
	406 reunites.
	And on the horizon, the 17th of February, Houston Lock Pickers, the 20th, the Backwater Wisconsin meetup, Springfield, Missouri, Super Spreader event, Houston Raging Super Spreader luncheon.
	New for the 20th, Nashville Mandatory Producers Meeting.
	Oh, that's just mandatory.
	Also on the 20th, Flight 012 of the No Agenda, Agora Hills, California, the 21st Mediocre Reset Commission, Adelaide in Oz.
	And it just goes on and on from there.
	February's going to be a very busy month.
	A lot of meetups.
	Go take a look at them.
	Find a meetup near you.
	Noagenda.
	Meetups.com.
	If you can't find something, oh, it's so easy.
	All you have to do is go ahead.
	You okay there?
	Yeah.
	That's just a bag of cans.
	Oops.
	Sorry.
	I got the wrong one.
	They have spent paps.
	Yes, so all you have to do is go to NoahGinnandMeetups.com.
	It's like a party, don't you know it?
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you won't be.
	Triggered on hell's flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Like a party.
	So you might get out of here on time today.
	Yeah, we could.
	We could.
	Let me see.
	What else do I have here?
	We did that.
	Oh, just a couple.
	I have a couple.
	We got this new thing, you know, the Brooks, David Brooks can't seem to find a partner.
	They had a bunch of women.
	They didn't like to work with them.
	I don't know what happened.
	And they have to find someone that's as much of a Democrat as he is, only they pretend to be something else.
	So they finally decided to go with Equity.
	This is the ongoing audition, I guess, for this spot.
	It's an ongoing audition.
	It looks like they may stick with this guy, and his name is Jonathan Capehart.
	And I can never remember his last name, but I do know that he's...
	An infamous, or famous, a famous gay guy that writes a column for the Washington Post.
	I can never remember his last name, so just anybody who wants to do this, you should do it.
	It's a funny exercise.
	Write in the Google search, gay Washington Post columnist.
	That must be 15 results pages.
	I think they're all, apparently, the whole crew.
	Yeah.
	So that wasn't much use.
	So this guy is black and gay, so that checks two boxes.
	And they could have found a woman.
	Man, he better not get Corona.
	Black, gay, I mean...
	So this is the new thing.
	And so here we get to hear them from this, not from this last, this is the show when they first, I think, first introduced them or maybe the second one.
	But let's listen to this.
	This is the Brooks and John PBS and they go off and then the second clip is kind of telling.
	What stands out to you the most about what's happened so far?
	In fact, Donald Trump didn't do a lot of legislating, and so he did a lot of stuff by executive order, leaving the Paris Climate Accord, the Keystone Pipeline, a lot of stuff on the border.
	And Biden has pretty much rolled it back.
	And so what Trump signed in, Biden is signing out.
	And to me, this is mostly standard democratic policy.
	Some of it, I think, is quite good.
	Some of the racial equity stuff that he's put throughout the government.
	I was struck, though, that my newspaper, my colleagues on the editorial board, which I'm not part of, wrote an editorial saying they were over-relying on the executive orders and they should ease up a little.
	And I noticed every single member of the Biden administration, down to the people who opened the door, went on Twitter to argue back against the editorial.
	And I think they were thrilled to be accused of moving too fast.
	And so they loved having that fight.
	That was my impression.
	I think, you know, as I said last week, I don't love executive orders.
	Nobody does, because what gets signed in can get signed out.
	But so far, it seems they're mostly doing what any Democratic president would do right now.
	Jonathan, over-relying on executive orders and executive actions?
	I don't think so.
	I think President Biden made a lot of promises about what he was going to do on day one, two, three, and now nine or ten.
	And he's following through.
	I agree 100% with David.
	What President Biden is doing is basically canceling out the executive actions and orders that were put in place by President Trump.
	But in a perfect world, or actually in a functioning world, Congress would be making laws.
	And one of the things I took issue with with the New York Times editorial saying that the president should ease up on executive orders, they used the example of DACA. I love how
	the guy who's supposed to disagree agrees.
	Oh yeah, 100%.
	That's format.
	That's format breaking.
	I 100% agree with David.
	Yeah, breaking the format.
	So Brooks got what he wanted.
	He got a black guy, he got a gay guy, and he got a guy that agrees with him 100%.
	If he was Jewish, that would have been even better.
	So it was Brooks' decision to get rid of the women.
	Oh yeah.
	Now the DACA thing, this guy's argument is so lame because the idea is you don't get legislation for stuff that is really not desired.
	Right.
	Obama wanted this, he wanted that, he wanted this, he wanted that.
	No, no, no, we're not doing any of this.
	That's how government works.
	That's what you want.
	You don't want a king just dictating everything.
	You want things if the legislature doesn't want it.
	There's a reason.
	Okay.
	So now we're going to get to see really what this guy's all about with clip two.
	And there's a little gotcha in here.
	It's not a whipsaw.
	It's like an eye roller.
	Listen to this.
	People in the immigrant community...
	Latino communities saying, hey, do something.
	Use executive action.
	And President Obama coming back and saying, no, I can't do that.
	And then in 2012, doing it and then trying to do it again in 2014, that's what got that particular ball rolling.
	If the House and the Senate were to actually start legislating, then...
	Chief executives, whether it's President Trump or President Biden, wouldn't have to rely, to use that word, on executive actions to actually do something to help the American people.
	Oh my gosh.
	They had the House and the Senate.
	But besides that, how does DACA and all these executive orders about illegal immigrants quote-unquote help the American people?
	It helps the immigrants.
	No, they make us richer as a nation.
	Don't you know that?
	Culturally richer.
	Well, I think they should...
	So this guy's a...
	No, he's a dud.
	He's a dud.
	But there's other people who I think should be tested for this position.
	How about getting rid of Brooks?
	No, no, no.
	For starters.
	Oh.
	Hmm.
	Well, here's some people that...
	How about...
	Hold on.
	I got another one.
	I'm going to roll.
	Another name.
	Get rid of Brooks and this guy and put in two women.
	That's the trend.
	The giggling dipshits trend.
	It's in podcasting.
	Yeah, it's a real successful trend.
	Hold on, I got breaking news, John.
	Breaking news.
	Lou Dobbs Tonight, which happens to be the highest rated show on the network Fox Business.
	Okay, this is the meme that I loved.
	The highest rated show on Fox Business!
	Okay, people.
	Which is what?
	We do higher ratings than all of Fox News combined.
	Cumulative over an entire week.
	Suddenly canceled.
	Dobbs, who peddled and encouraged false theories of election fraud all the way through this saga, has also been named along with two other Fox hosts in a $2.7 billion election lawsuit this week.
	Our chief media correspondent Brian Seltzer joins me now.
	Brian, can you remember a network ever canceling its highest rated show?
	This is exceedingly rare.
	How about Tim Allen's show on ABC? Last Man Standing.
	Huh?
	High-rated, one of the highest-rated shows on ABC kicked right off the air because of his politics.
	This is exceedingly rare.
	Is she an idiot is what I'm asking, just kind of hypothetically.
	Well, if she wasn't an idiot, we wouldn't be playing the clip.
	It'd be no fun.
	This is the best.
	No, it's true.
	This is exceedingly rare, Aaron.
	The closest thing to it is when Fox News fired Bill O'Reilly when his secret history of sexual harassment settlements was revealed.
	Secret history?
	Yeah.
	There's no sign of that with Dobbs.
	Instead, it's Dobbs' extreme content that is the issue and his weakness with advertisers.
	Of course, he was a sycophant for President Trump, one of Trump's biggest boosters on TV. And now there's less use for that.
	Trump issuing a statement tonight praising Dobbs, saying he is and was great.
	He had a large and loyal following that will be watching closely for his next move, and that following includes me.
	But you know what?
	Dobbs is not going to be seen anywhere anytime soon.
	Fox is sitting him on the bench.
	They're going to pay him to stay off TV for the time being.
	Yeah, well, of course.
	Of course, they've got a huge lawsuit.
	They don't want any more trouble.
	I got another one from Stelter here.
	He continues.
	There's more going on.
	I guess this is state TV. I mentioned there were other Fox News hosts we know also included in the Smartmatic voting machines lawsuit, including Jeanine Pirro and Maria Bartiromo.
	Any sense of whether this is related to that or their fate?
	That's definitely the next big question.
	I hear no imminent indication that Pirro or Bartiromo are next, but that's the clear issue now within Fox.
	This is one of those cases, Aaron, where it's two plus two equals four.
	There's a massive lawsuit breathing down Fox's neck, another possible lawsuit imminent, and the next day they fire Lou Dobbs.
	This is two plus two equals four, but it's also five, six, and seven.
	Dobbs was a troublemaker for Fox even before spreading the big lie about the election.
	That's Brian's seltzer water.
	Pay no attention to his math.
	It's just funny to see.
	It's just funny.
	Everything's eating itself.
	Silicon Valley, Apple is eating Facebook.
	You know, Tim Cook is definitely going on Facebook.
	You know, we've got everybody eating themselves here.
	And we just sit back, relax.
	We throw stones in the drink.
	All right.
	Do you have anything else?
	Did we call it a day?
	I think so.
	I think we can do that.
	I got good stuff for this Thursday show.
	Yeah, I got some real crackpot stuff for Thursday's show as well.
	Very excited about that.
	Really excited, actually.
	End of show mixes.
	Let me see.
	We have Fletcher.
	We have Mad Monk.
	We've got Sir Scovey.
	And we have Rolando Gonzalez.
	And also on NoAgendaStream.com, Nick the Rat coming up with, I think, a replay of his live show from earlier this week, which is well worth it.
	Hang out there.
	Circle back, Troll with the Trolls.
	It's a good place to hang out.
	Coming to you from the capital of the Drone Star State here in Opportunity Zone 33 of Austin, Texas.
	FEMA Region No.
	6 on all the governmental maps in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm going to get out the hot dogs and watch the Super Bowl by myself.
	Thanks, Obama.
	And your name?
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	My name, by the way, is John C. Dvorak.
	Go Chiefs!
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Until next time, everybody, adios mofos!
	And such.
	All of these conversations we're going to have, we are not kink-shaming at all.
	Kink shaming?
	Right.
	Unbelievable.
	I can feel where this is going.
	Yep.
	Was it kinky right off the bat?
	Yeah, yeah.
	100%.
	Even women fantasize about that too.
	Right.
	Which sounds crazy to say.
	Right off the bat.
	Yeah.
	Korn has completely, completely polluted young people's minds.
	Yep, yep.
	The actor who turns out to be a genuine cannibal who wanted to eat her ribs.
	What the fuck?
	Yeah.
	He made me feel like I was on top of the fucking world.
	I don't believe it.
	This is bullshit.
	It's real.
	It's out there.
	It's real.
	Wow.
	That must really be out there.
	Okay, are you comfortable?
	We dive into it.
	It's out there.
	It was touching my feet, like, really sexually, and I was like, okay.
	Yeah, this is the kind of behavior that always takes place just before society collapses.
	Okay, I've seen that.
	It's very concerning.
	Right.
	And I'm going to say this.
	Okay.
	I think you've almost made the point.
	Right.
	The end is near.
	No.
	People really hate these clips.
	The trolls, the trolls are actually hating this.
	Yeah.
	So we're really taking very seriously the potential for the influx of these types of mutants into the country.
	They will replicate and they will mutate.
	I've said it many times, and I'll close by saying it again.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants. .
	So we're really taking very seriously the potential for the influx of these types of mutants into the country.
	One day, I was out looking for a nice place to build a city for my children when I spotted a mutant in the Forbidden Zone.
	I landed my vehicle to pursue and destroy this genetic freak before he could warn other mutants in the underground caves.
	Fleshy-handed mutant, are you friendly?
	No way!
	radiation has made me an enemy of civilization.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants.
	We have to be concerned about the news.
	The new coronavirus virus.
	The U.S. recorded its highest daily pandemic.
	Death till Tuesday.
	We'll be right back.
	What is going on with the Echo?
	This is how her show was?
	This is the way it should be presented.
	The new coronavirus variant.
	Hospitalizations also reached a new high.
	21 million people.
	Seriously, this echo was on during her entire show?
	This is how her show was?
	This is the way it should be presented.
	I'm sorry, I didn't realize.
	To speed up the rate of vaccination.
	What is going on with the echo?
	This is the way it should be presented.
	Well, I may have added it.
	The new coronavirus variant.
	The new coronavirus variant.
	I'm sorry, guys.
	I didn't realize.
	A new coronavirus variant.
	3,775 people succumb to COVID-19.
	What is going on with the echo?
	Is this how her show was?
	This is the way it should be presented.
	Well, I may have added it.
	I'm sorry, guys.
	I didn't realize.
	This is the way it should be presented.
	This is the way it should be presented.
	I guess let's dive into the sex After that night, he started introducing me to what is called high protocol.
	I show up at a certain time.
	If I'm late, I don't get let in.
	I just show up on my hands and knees, lingerie, tons of rules.
	Also, he did send me safe words, which I do say to people when I'm telling this story.
	I'm following the rules.
	He did try to do it right in some ways, I felt like.
	You have to change the protocol.
	He kind of follows me completely tied up.
	Nice play, all of that.
	Lockdowns do not work.
	Shouldn't be this hard, you guys.
	This is a national health emergency.
	Keep your distance.
	There is now a more powerful mutant strain of the virus.
	If you bend the rules, people will die.
	Yay!
	Get out of my way!
	I'm busy!
	More testing, more corona sequencing, and more emergency supplies.
	I am the oppressor!
	I am racist.
	We are at war with this virus.
	People will die.
	We can never let thaw know a gun.
	It's so wonderful and so super.
	Yeah.
	This will not be easy.
	This will kill you.
	Exercise.
	Don't socialize.
	Business is shuttered, lives ruined, and schools closed.
	Wow, Space Force.
	Stay home.
	Protect the NHS.
	Talk to you soon.
	You either call me sir or daddy.
	We have to be concerned about the mutants.
	We are not king-shaming at all.
	.
	Bye.
	Bye. .
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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