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	Oh, Eureka!
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, August 22nd, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Get My Nation Media assassination episode 1375.
	This is No Agenda.
	Counting to 25 and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country.
	We're here in FEMA region number 6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I can now say that the best breakfast cereal is blueberry Cheerios.
	I'm John C. DeVore.
	Buzzkill!
	In the morning!
	And I hear it's great for a healthy immune system.
	Might be.
	I'm so happy to hear this.
	You know, I bought this as an experiment.
	One of those things, they have a grocery outlet.
	Yes.
	Which is always test marketing stuff, short fills, you know, mispackaging, bad printing.
	There's a million reasons to sell stuff there.
	Yeah.
	But there's a lot of these experimental things, market research.
	Yeah.
	Blueberry Cheerios are unbelievable.
	I just hope they go ahead and produce them.
	I don't know if they can make as many blueberries are needed to fulfill the needs of the public.
	Well, according to the Troll Room, the Blueberry Cheerios experiment did not work because it gave children green poop.
	And it freaked out some moms.
	I don't know what it is.
	Hmm.
	Well, if they have any left, I better pick some up.
	For one thing, besides the fact that it's delicious, when you open the package, the stench of blueberries is so intense.
	It's like, wow!
	And it's real blueberries.
	Well, I'll tell you.
	Yeah, I'm sure it is.
	Mmm, yummy.
	So, tomorrow, I'm off to the Netherlands.
	For a week, finally going to see my daughter after going on 18 months now.
	And, of course, lots of stress because, you know, you need a PCR test that is no older than 48 hours.
	But with all the testing everybody's doing, it takes between, quote, one to two days to get your results.
	So I did one yesterday, which would be enough should they ask to see mine going to the Netherlands.
	And I'm doing one yesterday.
	At 3.30 today, so I don't know how we're going to...
	I'm going to have to bolt at some point.
	In case when I arrive, which will be a whole day later, they don't say, well, this is now 72 hours.
	This is the stress, man.
	The stress is crazy.
	Crazy.
	But I learned something very important.
	I had an appointment made with the CVS. Went to the CVS drive-thru.
	So do you know how this testing procedure works at the CVS drive-thru?
	I can't imagine.
	They take your insurance card, which, and by the way, we have like disaster insurance only deductible, I think is $8,000 or something like that.
	So nothing is ever paid for by our insurance.
	But oh no, the PCR test, no problem.
	That was paid for.
	You get your little baggie.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	Let's stop and ask questions along the way.
	Please do.
	Feel free.
	I guess the PCR test is free because the government's picking up the tab on all these PCR tests.
	Of course, of course.
	There was not even a question.
	Then why do they need to see any card or ID or anything else?
	Oh, for the same reason when you sign up for your test...
	There's a government information section in which you can choose two options.
	One, I have not had COVID or not had a vaccine in the past nine months.
	Or you can say, yes, I've had a vaccine, then they ask you all kinds of questions about when and what dose, etc.
	And that is sent to the government.
	I mean, it's either do that or don't.
	So it's not even about the test, I don't think.
	And no, actually, I can prove that it's not about the test.
	Because they give you a baggie.
	In the baggie is a test tube and a swab and a piece of, like, butt wipe that they just pulled out of a thing.
	Oh, here, here's some sterile shit.
	And they say, okay, go park over there, swab the inside of your nose, drive back through and drop it in the box.
	So I could be swabbing my window.
	What?
	There's no supervision.
	I could bring someone else with me, stick it in their nose.
	I could do anything I wanted.
	Oh, they're just collecting DNA. Whatever it is, it's clearly not for the security of knowing if you're sick or being able to prove that you're healthy, let's put it that way.
	Total theater.
	So yeah, one is the scam of, hey, come on by, test, because we're making money off of it.
	Wow.
	Interesting.
	Continue, please.
	Well, no, that's...
	So now I'm just waiting.
	Now I'm just waiting for them to say, oh, yes, here's the results of your test.
	But I presume I have to have that by tomorrow when I fly.
	You'll find out, won't you?
	It stresses me out.
	I hate this.
	At this hour.
	It stresses me out.
	At this hour.
	Have you noticed this?
	Whenever it's Afghanistan reporting, at this hour.
	We can report in Kabul airport.
	At this hour.
	Who started that?
	Was that like a Dan Rather thing?
	I don't know.
	A lot of these things start out of the blue.
	My favorite one is, tell me what you know.
	Well, what are you learning?
	What are you learning?
	That's a show favorite.
	Tell me what you know.
	What are you learning?
	But the at this hour is always when it's a serious, serious war type of, you know, or serious disaster at this hour.
	Here's what we know.
	All of this, all of this Afghanistan.
	Wow, man.
	I didn't think that they would go this far to get rid of Joe Biden, but they're doing it.
	I really think this is what this is about.
	Well, I have a very interesting...
	I've been listening to the Sky News guys, and there's not just one of them bitching about Biden, the ones out of Australia, since they can't seem to complain about their own screw-ups in their own country.
	As the country's locked down like dogs, but okay!
	But the, do I have this clip here?
	I can't find it.
	Was it Biden Good Sky News Analysis?
	Is that the one?
	Oh yes.
	So I've, there's one of the many guys that are just bitching and moaning about Biden.
	And this one was just another typical example and it was like a couple of random clips and they go on and on.
	But at the end of this one, it actually was something new and a little bit, maybe some news items, because this is not discussed in this way on our media, that's for sure.
	Here we go.
	You get the idea.
	Where is the guy?
	And what is going on with him?
	It's no wonder that in Washington, rumors are beginning to churn about Biden's mental capacity and even using the 25th Amendment of the Constitution to remove him from office.
	But there's only one problem.
	Who would take his place?
	If you thought the obvious answer was Kamala Harris, well, not so fast.
	Yes, the word around Washington is that she has been sniffing around to see whether she can whip the support she needs among the cabinet.
	But if Democrats think that if there's a less appealing prospect than sticking with Joe Biden for three more years, it's putting Kamala Harris, a woman whose ambition exists in direct opposition to her ability, in his place.
	Plus, there's this.
	In the last election, the U.S. Senate went 50-50.
	Harris, in a role not just as vice president, but president of the Senate, is the deciding vote in that body.
	If she becomes president, then not only the Democrats lose control of the upper house, but they also lose their 51st vote to confirm a new vice president as required by the Constitution.
	So, unless Biden's decline becomes even more dramatic and harder to hide, and let's not count that out, the Democrats are stalemated on this one.
	Yes.
	There's two versions of this story, but this one I like, except I don't understand how...
	I know that the vice president has the deciding vote in the Senate.
	I'm not sure if she's acting president before she's sworn in and has a vice president.
	She can no longer function as the deciding vote.
	Of course she can.
	If she becomes president, she's no longer the deciding vote in anything.
	Right, but you become acting president, and then you have to be sworn in to become president.
	So I just wonder if you can moonlight as the...
	I don't think so.
	Come on.
	And then how do the Democrats lose their power in the House?
	Because right now they have 51 votes in the House.
	No, that's the Senate.
	No, they don't lose their power in the House.
	But the guy just said it.
	He said that.
	No, he said the Senate.
	No, no, no.
	Listen to what he said.
	Hold on.
	He said it right here.
	Lose control of the upper house is the deciding vote in that body.
	If she becomes president...
	The upper house is the Senate.
	Okay, the upper house.
	I got it.
	Okay.
	So that's a dilemma.
	Which means they would have to really ram through, get a friendly VP in their ASAFP. They can't.
	Why not?
	Because they don't have the 51st deciding vote, which has to be confirmed by the Senate.
	They're screwed.
	The vice president has to be confirmed?
	I don't understand.
	That seems to be the case, yes.
	The new vice president has to be chosen and then confirmed.
	Oh!
	So, you want to hear the version that's going around hill country?
	Yeah, sure.
	Okay.
	And these are people who take this very seriously.
	I don't know if they really 100% believe it, but the story kind of goes as follows.
	Obviously, Trump is...
	Just to say that Trump is making hay of all of this stuff.
	He's out there.
	He's doing his speeches, his rallies.
	He's railing against everybody.
	And let me mention something.
	I don't have this confirmed, but somebody said he's done 96 rallies already.
	I got that too, yeah.
	I haven't counted them.
	But I don't know if it's true.
	I mean, that's outrageous.
	It's outrageous.
	But is that of all time, or is that just...
	No, I think since the election.
	Damn.
	That's a lot.
	They're not covering him anymore.
	No, no, no.
	No, of course not.
	So then we also have Kamala, the vice president, suddenly reappearing behind the president when he's bumbling through his Afghanistan more through the answers than his speech about it.
	The idea is...
	This is played up by the media as the worst disaster.
	The buck stops here.
	He's the guy that did it.
	Holy crap.
	You're seeing headlines here and there.
	People are starting to talk about cognitive decline.
	I have a couple of clips to back that up when we're done here.
	So that means that he's going to get the 25th Amendment.
	Now, when Kamala Harris is acting vice president...
	This is the story.
	Then the military steps in.
	You mean when she's acting?
	She is vice president.
	I'm sorry, acting president.
	So before she's inaugurated as president, There would be no official, you're going to love this, there would be no commander-in-chief because that's only the president, not the acting president.
	So then the military steps in and says, okay, we're going to show you all the corruption.
	It's like magic how this happened.
	I think Mike Lindell comes out, he shows the videos, and it goes to the extent of, and this is part of the Arizona audit and what's going on in Georgia with the audit, Wednesday, I think, everything of the audit is being shown, the Arizona audit.
	Wait for it.
	They're going to show that there was influence by foreign actors that will be shown to be China through ownership and access of the machines.
	And therefore, the conclusion will be drawn if you see that they, in essence, during the lockdown and the ballot voting and the Dominion machines...
	That they placed this Joe Biden in the presidency, so the military has to step in, and then Donald Trump falls out of the sky on his white horse and retakes the White House.
	Why does that theme keep cropping up?
	Well, the mainstreams even keep saying it themselves, and they've heard it more often than we have.
	And I know a lot of people really, really hope this.
	I think quite actually the simple version, which is, you know, they lose the Senate, is much more appealing.
	I think that's a lot more fun.
	But I do want to remind us of one thing.
	It was, I think, late last year, the House of Representatives put together a special bill.
	Here's Nancy Pelosi talking about it.
	This is not about President Trump.
	He will face the judgment of the voters, but he shows the need for us to create a process for future presidents.
	Throughout America's history, our leaders have created and strengthened guardrails in the Constitution to ensure stability and continuity of government in times of crisis.
	The 25th Amendment creates a path for preserving stability if a president suffers a crippling physical or mental problem and is, unquote, in the amendment, unable to discharge the powers and duties of his office and transfers his powers.
	Specifically, Section 4 of the amendment empowers Congress to set up an independent body To confront such a crisis.
	Congress has a constitutional duty to lay out the process by which a president's incapacity and the president of any party is determined.
	This bill honors the duty by creating a standing commission of top former executive officials and medical experts selected in a bipartisan, bicameral way.
	A president's fitness for office must be determined by science and facts.
	It didn't really register the medical experts on this commission to me when this first came out.
	But there it is.
	I think Trump even at one point said, Joe, this is not for me, this is for you.
	And here it is.
	Well, let's back up.
	What did you just play?
	That was Nancy Pelosi.
	Now, I know who it was, but what did you just play?
	I played a clip of Nancy Pelosi saying of last year.
	This is, okay, so this was a, okay.
	It's a throwback clip.
	I just didn't get the date.
	No, I said last year.
	This is when they put together the commission, the 25th Amendment Commission.
	Which includes medical doctors and executives, and they're the ones that are going to help determine when a president is nuts.
	You know, I understand what Trump said when he said this for you, Joe.
	I honestly don't believe that Pelosi thinks like that.
	She's too dumb.
	I think this was really just another smokescreen just to humiliate Trump.
	Oh, interesting.
	To get him, just to make him look bad.
	This is what we're doing, because the guy's an idiot.
	If you do re-elect him, he's going to get tossed by this committee.
	You also had a different opinion when this came down, this bill.
	I remember I was talking about it.
	I was wrong if I had an opinion than the one I'm currently expressing, which is I think it was sincere.
	Hmm, okay.
	Well, let's see if they play any role in a forthcoming 25th Amendment.
	Hide that clip.
	But you can tell that what they're doing now, and when I say they, the media is, I mean, it's so obvious this is not the typical way they would handle this for someone they are trying to protect, i.e.
	the president.
	In fact, the president himself came out and said, the buck stops here.
	I'm the one.
	Take me down, you know, basically.
	Here's Chuck Todd, most friendly to the Biden White House of all NBC shills.
	And listen to how he's promoting, you know, whatever, his next MTP show.
	And I will mention that I've noticed this too, and you can look on YouTube, you start seeing these clips that are coming up all over the place.
	Mm-hmm.
	And it's as though someone or some entity has sent the word down that, okay, we've got to make a move on this guy.
	I don't know.
	But again, like the Sky News guy said, you can't put in Kamala.
	Are they just trying to get Joe to stay at home more?
	I mean, this is very strange to watch.
	It may be a case that they're really, really worried about Biden is no longer controllable You don't know what he's going to say Okay, I'm going to counter all these arguments.
	Because I think they're picking on Biden.
	And they're trying to do something to loosen him up.
	What you just said is contradicted by the fact that in his last two press conferences he stormed off the stage as fast as he could.
	He followed orders to get off the stage.
	Oh yeah, sure, but you don't know what he's doing if he's flipping out.
	Look, you can only shoot the guy up so many times.
	He's going to wear out.
	At some point, they've got to arrest him.
	Well, listen to some of the way the reporting looks and the type of words that are being used.
	And this is a takedown of Biden.
	That's my opinion.
	Chuck, good morning.
	It's good to see you.
	Wait, stop.
	I don't want to belabor this, but I'm in agreement that they're trying to do some sort of takedown.
	I'm not sure what form it's taking, but I agree with that.
	I don't know what's going to happen with Kamala becoming VP or not, but I think Joe Biden is meant to be taken as vice president.
	I'm sorry, I keep doing that.
	Now, I want to mention one last thing.
	I think Biden was set up in this whole Afghanistan thing just as a preface.
	Yes, totally agree.
	It was the military that set him up.
	Yes, well, CIA set him up.
	Yeah, the CIA was right.
	Because he, you know, whatever the reason, we can go back to the poppy fields if you want, but he was set up to look bad.
	He wasn't the one that, he told the military what to do and they screwed it up and then everyone blames him.
	Come on.
	And I think the screw up was intentional.
	Yes, right.
	Just like Watergate.
	Or, there's also a level of, you know, what kind of propaganda?
	You know, there's flights every single night from the U.S. base.
	I mean, there's all kinds of things happening that are not being reported this way.
	But it really doesn't matter because we've got everybody out.
	We've got everyone talking about the women, the children, oh, the travesty.
	We've got, you know...
	We've got refugees coming in on special immigrant visas.
	I've got some information on that.
	This is pissing people off.
	And all the loyalists are now pointing at Joe Biden.
	So the only thing we differ of opinion, I think, is I believe it's meant to take him out.
	And you're not quite sure yet.
	You disagree, in fact.
	You say it's just to pep him up or something.
	I don't know.
	Well, I think it's to get him to go back to Delaware and stay there.
	Right.
	You think that Joe actually has a voice in this?
	No, he's got no voice in him.
	I said the idea is to get him to go to Delaware and stay there.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And let's listen to a couple of examples of the Biden hate.
	Chuck, good morning.
	It's good to see you.
	So the president has stood firmly by his decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan.
	The administration, in fact, saying, look, this was going to happen whenever we got out.
	This was inevitable in some ways.
	But he's been criticized not just by Republicans, but by Democrats and a lot of people in this country.
	Where is he in this decision right now?
	Does he suspect we may have to stay longer than that deadline of late August here?
	Well, that's the question I'm going to have this morning for Jake Sullivan when he's on this program, which is, you know, you've pledged to get every American out.
	It's pretty clear many Americans are stuck, can't even get to Kabul, let alone to the airport.
	You can't accomplish it by the 31st.
	Is it time to surge more troops in?
	Are they going to have to actually surge more troops to help with this evacuation?
	But ultimately, Willie, you know, this keeps coming back to sort of the same, you know, rather than debate that should we stay or go, why did we evacuate?
	Why did we pull out the military before the civilians?
	Ultimately, that decision in April and May of doing that, shutting down Bagram, shutting down the military aspect of this before we got our allies out and before we got civilians, that just looks like a catastrophic decision now in hindsight.
	Okay, so the catastrophic decision.
	So it's all about the decision.
	Now we go to the BBC... Who I'm sure we can agree are all in on any kind of propaganda they can do for their MI6 buddies.
	Their bosses.
	Their MI6 bosses.
	Not buddies.
	Colonel Richard Kemp.
	And he has a few words to say about what happened.
	I mean, I've been watching the videos today from Kabul.
	This is...
	By the way, this is...
	The guy who's interviewing him goes into this whole, oh, I've been watching, they're throwing babies over the barbed wire fence.
	By the way, go look around for it.
	You see one person handing a baby and handing, not throwing them over the fence.
	And who knows, that may not even be Kabul.
	That could have been staged anywhere.
	But that's the kind of messaging you want to put out when it's really horrible what Joe did.
	I mean, I've been watching the videos today from Kabul, and they are unspeakable.
	I mean, they're unspeakable.
	Babies literally being flung in the air to try and get...
	Which he did not see!
	The guy did not see that!
	He's lying!
	There's so much lying!
	By the way, before I... I hate to keep...
	I'm going to interrupt a lot because this is irksome, this whole thing.
	If you think these guys are bad, we should start playing some Sean Hannity clips.
	I mean, this guy's off the rails with the baby tossing.
	Right.
	Isn't that interesting?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, very interesting.
	All right.
	Back to baby tossing.
	Just tossing him over!
	Show me the video of that, please.
	Literally being flung in the air to try and get them over barbed wire because parents are just so desperate.
	It's so not true.
	But this visual is great.
	Just...
	To try and get them over barbed wire because parents are just so desperate for their child to avoid growing up under Taliban rule.
	So obviously the big question today, from my point of view, is how the hell did this go so badly wrong?
	Well, it went so badly wrong due to the decision of one man, President Joe Biden.
	From the moment he made that decision back in May, I think it was, to withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan by a random date, September 11th this year, without any conditions.
	How?
	Wait!
	How is September 11th a random date?
	Of course!
	Of course it's not random!
	What is he talking about by a random date?
	This guy is read in.
	He's on the inside.
	He's saying...
	I don't know why he puts it that way.
	Also, it's 7-7 for the UK. 9-11 means nothing to them.
	It makes no difference.
	But if you have a specific date and you mention the date, that's not random.
	It's very specific.
	Yes.
	So why does he say random?
	He's trying to send us messages.
	No, it's just some sort of propagandistic trick.
	Yes!
	It's NLP, sure.
	Sure it is.
	to withdraw all US forces from Afghanistan by a random date, September 11th this year, without any conditions being placed on the Taliban, without any regard for the security situation in Afghanistan, without any regard for the political situation, just pull out. without any regard for the political situation, just pull out.
	And from that moment onwards, this situation has been absolutely inevitable.
	He did make it worse by his execution of the withdrawal.
	In other words, he did it very quickly.
	He withdrew the troops without giving time to the Afghan army or the Afghan government to plan and prepare for a totally changed situation they now face without the American and the international forces that had backed them up for 20 years.
	It's a huge change.
	And in addition, he did it at the height of the fighting season when the Taliban are at the most powerful.
	Had he waited until October or November or beyond So Joe Biden really, really, really did a bad thing here.
	By the way, this meme keeps cropping up.
	I've heard it two or three times.
	The height of the Taliban's power.
	Yes, it's the fighting season, which we figured out.
	It comes in and out of the fighting season.
	The fighting power is stronger when the whole place isn't covered in snow and ice.
	Duh.
	Don't you think late spring would be the time?
	The most powerful moment would be May when Trump wanted to get out?
	I don't know.
	This is bull crap is what it is.
	I don't know what the fighting season cycle is.
	There's no such thing.
	They're just making this crap up.
	And the other thing, this nonsense that Biden...
	Do you think Biden's down there with a megaphone going, hey, okay, we're going to leave the women and children behind.
	Well, hold on.
	Very interesting.
	If you wanted to create chaos at this airport...
	You'd want a lot of people coming there.
	Why did all these people bum-rush the airport?
	Why?
	Why were they hanging off of airplanes?
	Well, somebody told them to...
	Ah!
	By the way, bum-rush, great word.
	Thank you.
	ABC News Prime, which I think is an app, or is it maybe it's a...
	I think it's online, just online stream.
	Online stream.
	This is a reporter, boots on the ground, and listen to what his complaint is about how the Biden State Department handled some issues.
	So this morning, at around 9am, I received an email from the U.S. Embassy Consular Services Department.
	And they said...
	We have created a document to help, you know, American citizens and, like, eligible SIV recipients and applicants get to the airport.
	And it is this document.
	I printed it just for you guys.
	Okay?
	This looks like a U.S. visa.
	Okay?
	So, for those of you who aren't familiar...
	If you get a U.S. visa, an immigrant visa and your passport, this is what it looks like.
	But this document has no name.
	It's not addressed to anyone.
	There's no serial number at the bottom.
	There's no barcode.
	So thousands of Afghans receive this.
	Basically, everyone who had applied for S.I.B., these special immigrant visas for the Afghan translators and other people, they received this email.
	And what do you think happened when these people received an email like this, a document like this, that has no name?
	Of course, they printed out 100 copies.
	Even the Taliban can't control 2,000 or 3,000 people.
	at the Camp Sullivan Gate when you have tens of thousands of Afghans who now have this kind of ridiculous, bogus document that the State Department created.
	I mean, I don't know how else to explain something like this, an idea like this, except for brain worms.
	Brain worms.
	Well, there you go.
	If you want to create some confusion, just give everybody unnumbered special immigrant visas.
	Yeah, exactly.
	And just let them run.
	See what happens.
	Let's see if people get a copy and are running on the way to the airport.
	So that's either incredibly short-sighted and very...
	And someone should be fired over that or should step down.
	Or...
	Intentional.
	Yes.
	Exactly.
	Intentional.
	And there's all kinds of weird things happening.
	So when it comes to flights, you know, there is something called the Civil Reserve Air Fleet.
	So the United States government pays a large annual stipend to civilian airlines to be at the ready for this Civil Reserve air fleet for missions.
	That's what we're paying them for.
	But they're not being utilized.
	They're not using it.
	So that's very strange that either no one knows about this thing within the Biden administration or God knows what.
	But then this comes through.
	This is Debbie Dingell.
	I think she's representative for Michigan.
	And she's a Clintonista.
	She's always been in the Clinton camp.
	Listen to what she's on the, oh, save the girls, save the women.
	Oh, it's such a travesty.
	Listen to what she says about Hillary.
	First ladies have taken this on as an issue.
	When they became presidents, they too cared.
	Hillary Clinton, quite frankly, has been arranging private charters.
	Probably shouldn't have just said that.
	Because I don't want anybody in danger in what is happening to try to get people safely out of there.
	So Hillary Clinton is flying girls out on private jets of Afghanistan?
	But we can't get people out of the airport?
	This stinks.
	There's something very wrong with this story.
	And why did she drop that purposefully?
	Yeah.
	What was the clip we had about Hillary in the last show?
	Somebody was...
	It was Trudeau talking to Hillary instead of our State Department.
	Yes, yes, yes, yes.
	What the hell's going on?
	Well, because, you know, if it's Hillary, someone's going to die.
	Come on!
	If Hillary's involved, watch out!
	And she's flying...
	What about Hillary doing any of this stuff?
	This isn't a violation of some...
	The Logan Act or something?
	I... I don't know.
	Remember that?
	That they got Flynn on because he was chatting five minutes before he was going to go into office?
	So, we've been talking about Trump with his Afghanistan.
	We've been there for 21 years.
	No, no, it's 21 and a half years.
	So, can you remember the first time you...
	I remember.
	It was, I think...
	It was like only a couple weeks in, maybe, after 9-11, we started hearing about Osama bin Laden.
	When was the first time you ever heard about Osama bin Laden?
	I first heard about Osama bin Laden back years earlier when Clinton had him in the gun sights.
	Just like they had Mular Omar.
	And somebody did a stand-down order.
	They were going to kill him because he was responsible for, they think, some of those towers.
	I can't remember where the Marines were all killed during the Reagan administration.
	Was it Somalia?
	Kondahar?
	No?
	No, not Kondahar.
	Somebody in the troll room, if they're any good, would give us the answer to that.
	Osama bin Laden seemed to be behind it all.
	And they were chasing him around.
	And then when they finally had a shot at him...
	Clinton or somebody in the Clinton administration did a stand-down and let him get away.
	This is August...
	That's when I first heard about it.
	Well, I did not remember any of that.
	In 1998, I was running a public company.
	I had no idea.
	I wasn't watching any of the news.
	I had no idea what was happening.
	But when Trump keeps saying 21 years ago, 21 and a half years ago, this is indeed longer.
	August 20th, 1998.
	Good afternoon.
	Today I ordered our armed forces to strike at terrorist-related facilities in Afghanistan and Sudan because of the imminent threat they presented to our national security.
	I want to speak with you about the objective of this action and why it was necessary.
	Our target was terror.
	Our mission was clear.
	To strike at the network of radical groups affiliated with and funded by Usama Bin Laden.
	This is back when they were still saying Usama Bin Laden.
	Remember?
	Before he got rebranded.
	They had to rebrand Usama Bin Laden.
	Perhaps the preeminent organizer and financier of international terrorism in the world today.
	Uh-huh.
	Uh-huh.
	A few months ago, and again this week, bin Laden publicly vowed to wage a terrorist war against America, saying, and I quote, We do not differentiate between those dressed in military uniforms and civilians.
	They're all targets.
	Their mission is murder, and their history is bloody.
	Yeah, Billy boy.
	So, we've really just been doing, you know, this has been through the Bush, the Clinton, the Bush, through Obama.
	You can kind of make all the connections.
	We know exactly what's going on there.
	This is made to look one person stupid, and that's Joe Biden.
	But I think they've got to hustle, though.
	If they're going to do this, now he has to have a big boo-boo, but not something that uncovers too much.
	Well, that's the big fear.
	Yes.
	It could be just maybe a collapse would be easy.
	You didn't pass out on stage.
	Pass out, yeah.
	Like a Bush senior when he puked in the prime minister's lap in Japan.
	Yeah, that was a classic.
	It was a great one.
	I don't know how they arranged that, but they did a great job of it.
	He never really came back from that, did he?
	No.
	He lost the election, that puking thing.
	And he must have known better because he was the head of the CIA at one time, but they still pulled that stunt on him.
	Yeah.
	And then we have ISIS-K. I don't recall ISIS-K. We remember Baghdad.
	Bob?
	Yes.
	No, but this is the new ISIS that we...
	I remember ISIS-John.
	Jihadi John is what you're thinking.
	Jihadi John.
	Whatever.
	The U.S. military is establishing alternative routes to Kabul airport because of a threat the terror group ISIS-K poses to the airport and its surroundings.
	ISIS-Kabul?
	I guess.
	By the way, I heard this ISIS thing too, and I was almost getting a clip of it where they said, and I said, oh, this is NPR screwing up.
	They used said ISIS instead of Taliban.
	But then now I realize that they're trying to reintroduce ISIS, which was the creation of the Obama administration that went astray.
	But it was...
	I think the Israelites, the Israelis, were probably partly responsible because they never attacked Israel, which made no sense, if you think about it.
	This whole thing stinks.
	Well, yeah.
	It's an out-of-control scenario.
	They've got to bring it to Earth.
	And they're not going to do it by just getting rid of Joe right now and putting Kamala in.
	She's a fiend.
	No, no, no, no.
	We get Joe out and then we create some other distractions.
	Squirrel over here.
	What?
	You know, come on.
	You know how that works.
	Hey, look at the things that have just...
	What happened to Haiti?
	Haiti, the president was assassinated.
	There was an earthquake.
	There was a hurricane.
	Not in the news.
	You know, all we need to do is just, you know, focus it over there and people will watch that.
	It's out of control.
	Although, I personally think that the mainstream is just not carrying the message anymore.
	People are sick of it.
	There's so many people who don't watch anything.
	They don't even know that Trump is doing rallies, even though they're big Trump heads.
	Because, you know, you would know about a couple big ones if you watch the mainstream.
	You know, where's Trump?
	He's not showing...
	But, you know, they don't even watch it anymore.
	Let me play the New Tang Dynasty's Afghan Rundown.
	I think maybe there's something in here worthwhile.
	Okay, all right, all right.
	This NTD Afghan Rundown 1.
	The Afghanistan evacuation is still underway.
	13,000 Americans and Afghans have been flown out of the country since last week.
	But it's unclear how many Americans are still awaiting rescue.
	President Biden said today his administration is now working to verify this.
	NTD's Melina Wisecup has the latest on the U.S. evacuation mission.
	President Biden today assuring Americans in Afghanistan and their families that his administration will do whatever it takes to get them out.
	And he says he's committing the same promise to Afghan allies who have helped the U.S. over the years.
	Make no mistake, this evacuation mission is dangerous.
	It involves risks to armed forces, and it's being conducted under difficult circumstances.
	I cannot promise what the final outcome will be, or what it will be that it will be without risk of loss.
	But as Commander-in-Chief, I can assure you that I will mobilize every resource necessary.
	US forces are still not making trips into the countryside to pick up those who may not be able to get to the airport.
	And the president says they cannot extend security to cover more areas around the airport and secure more land for people to access flights because there are risks to doing so.
	Biden did explain there was a situation earlier this week where a small number of troops did help around 169 Americans get to the airport.
	A small number of people that our troops, they were very close to the perimeter of the airport.
	Very close.
	And in a short amount of time, with a short amount of distance, some of our troops were able to go out there and retrieve them and bring them in.
	Man, this makes me want to know about the Hillary flights even more now.
	Well, before you go into that...
	No, I'm just saying.
	Before you go into that, I want to talk about that 169 people that were rescued.
	You know where they were?
	Who they were?
	Where they were?
	Where they were, no?
	Airport hotel.
	Wow.
	Enjoying room service, no doubt.
	Well, the joke is, I mean, it's a funny inside joke between you and I, because we've both subscribed to staying at this airport hotel.
	It's the best way to go.
	It's the best place to be in any city, airport hotel.
	Yeah, this has sounds, they're making it sound like it's impossible.
	The military could barely, oh, they rescued them.
	Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton's just flying in and out with a jet.
	Yeah.
	Is that only for privileged people?
	Is that only for the 1%?
	I think we're missing information.
	That's what I think.
	Yeah, no kidding.
	Let's go to part two of this.
	He acknowledged some instances where people have been beaten or blocked from entering, but he and President Biden are emphasizing that they're not aware of any situations where Americans and credentialed Afghans have faced this pushback from the Taliban.
	The Taliban checkpoints, they are letting through.
	People showing American passports.
	Now, that's a different question when they get in the rush and crowd of all the folks just outside the wall near the airport.
	Biden also says his administration is looking at working with other countries around the world to help with food and medical supplies and getting the supplies to those neighboring countries where Afghan refugees may have fled to.
	And just this morning President Biden met with NATO allies so they can touch base on how to move forward in regards to Afghanistan preventing them from becoming a base for terrorist attacks that could threaten the United States and NATO allies.
	As for right now, the administration says they're laser-focused on getting this evacuation mission completed, which is set to end at the end of this month.
	And President Biden says if they can't meet that deadline, then he'll consider whether or not to extend this evacuation mission, Steph.
	Well, that leaves everything kind of...
	So they're going to keep doing this for a couple more weeks, huh?
	I'm pretty sure.
	Let's finish this off.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Three.
	As more Afghans evacuate from Taliban-held areas, some are describing their arduous journeys to the Kabul airport.
	They had to flee not only from the Taliban, but also from stun grenades and gunfire near the airport.
	Thousands of Afghans are still swarming the Kabul airport five days after the Taliban took over.
	Troops used stun grenades and fired into the air to hold back the crowds.
	Some Afghan evacuees who recently reached Italy are telling their stories.
	Some of them used to work for the Italian forces or the Italian embassy in Afghanistan.
	From what we've seen in the first three or four days, the Taliban unfortunately have not changed.
	Toward the population, toward the women, toward children and schools, nothing has changed.
	They're trying to show they changed, but unfortunately, from what I've seen, they did not.
	The man was a police officer and worked for the Afghan Interior Ministry.
	And because of that, the Taliban went looking for him.
	We stayed in Kabul for 72 hours.
	These 72 hours were very difficult.
	It was a nightmare for myself and my family.
	The Taliban arrived in Kabul, and then next morning at 8 o'clock, the first armed group of the Taliban arrived behind my house, asking for me.
	They were searching for me.
	They had photographs in their hands, and they were showing them to my neighbors.
	Another evacuee belongs to an ethnic minority group that the Taliban have targeted for decades.
	He heard rumors that the Taliban were going into people's homes and looking for those who were in the previous government.
	Trauma-based news.
	I have one last one of these.
	This is the one about the choppers.
	Oh!
	I love the pictures of these choppers.
	Ha ha!
	Well, there are some...
	We have choppers at work, too.
	I mean, some of them are a joke, but...
	Well, okay, I will say one thing...
	Yeah, you tell us about choppers after they play this clip.
	Americans who trained Afghan pilots and ground crews are now raising the alarm about their safety.
	Though some flew out of the country, others are still in Afghanistan, hiding from the Taliban.
	And they are desperate to get out, fearing the Taliban may learn their identities and retaliate.
	And Paris Martin Kosti has more.
	Jeremiah Harrington is a former Army helicopter pilot who now works for government contractors, and he'd worked in Afghanistan training pilots to fly the UH-60 Blackhawk.
	As soon as they left us, they were out flying missions.
	He says these were our friends, not just our students.
	So as Kabul fell, his phone lit up.
	I was getting messages all night long, all day long, from my former students and my interpreters, and they were, you know, just begging for help.
	Rough estimates are that there are about 200 pilots, ground crew and their families still in Afghanistan, and that's just in relation to the Black Hawk program.
	This is one of them, whom we spoke to just this morning.
	When someone knocks, we think like the Taliban are here.
	This young pilot is in Kabul.
	We're not using his name because he's afraid of being found by the Taliban.
	He does not believe their recent promise of amnesty.
	Because we saw their behavior face to face.
	When he and his family tried to get to the airport, he says the Taliban outside the gates were brutal.
	One of them just came and he was slapping me.
	He was beating the men and women.
	And the crush of people at the gates was so bad, he says one of his children almost suffocated.
	For now, they've given up on that escape route.
	I returned back home and started to move to my relatives' homes and others' homes to not be in one place.
	As he and his family stay on the move, he stays in touch with other pilots by phone.
	While many are there, some did get out.
	A few simply flew their own helicopters across the border.
	That's Afghan Air Force Colonel Salim Fakiri, a Black Hawk commander.
	Though six of the aircraft got out, he thinks about 25 to 30 of them are still in the country.
	The Taliban lack the training and maintenance systems to fly them, but there is a concern that they might try to force trained personnel to get them airborne.
	Okay.
	Helicopters are reasonably sensitive aircraft.
	So if these guys flew once and they're landing and then I guess they're going to be very near towards gas to fill up again, they're only going to fly three or four more times before something goes horribly wrong.
	This is a very hostile environment to helicopters.
	If they don't have the complete maintenance from beginning to end, which is after every flight up until before every flight, it's useless.
	Useless.
	Yeah.
	Completely useless.
	No, it's pretty obvious.
	Yeah.
	Useless.
	But I would say that if you were one of the chopper pilots and you had a clue, you would have been at your facility and taken your wife and kids, put them in one of the helicopters and then flown out of the country to Tajikistan or someplace nearby and just landed the thing.
	I don't know what the range is and how far that would be, but...
	Flying helicopters over these areas, you're pretty much a sitting duck.
	If you don't have ground intelligence, you're doing 130 knots maybe.
	You're great for an RPG. So I don't think I would put my family in there just to flee.
	The whole thing is stupid.
	This is political and they don't care about people.
	Whoever is pulling whatever strings, they don't care.
	They just don't care.
	Don't give a shit.
	Let's just embarrass one guy, whatever the agenda is.
	And it's the same with COVID. Did you see Trudeau with his redux, his double down?
	What's the latest?
	Okay, here he is.
	It changes daily.
	Yeah.
	Well, listen to...
	Even though he's, in essence, telling a large or a portion of the Canadian public, you know, go pound sand, it's really only about the election.
	The words, everything he says, that's all he's thinking of right now.
	Gotta get re-elected now that I've got the upper hand.
	You deserve better.
	You deserve a government that's going to continue to say, get vaccinated.
	And you know what?
	If you don't want to get vaccinated, that's your choice.
	But don't think you can get on a plane or a train beside vaccinated people and put them at risk.
	Who do you think you are, Scandinavians?
	We need to be strong in the decisions we're taking going forward, and we need to put people first, which we have always done.
	And I'll be honest, you know, like I do, there's lots of people out there who don't agree with that.
	And the reality is, that's okay.
	We're in a democracy.
	People can make themselves heard.
	And that's part of why we need to have this moment for people to make that choice for the future.
	Vote for me!
	The counter to tyranny is democracy.
	Is that true?
	Is the counter to tyranny democracy?
	I don't know if you countered tyranny.
	The counter to tyranny was death to tithes.
	That's what I was thinking, but okay.
	The counter to tyranny is democracy, is elections, and that's exactly what we're putting forward, because we have put Canadians at the forefront of everything we've done, and we know that's what we're going to continue to do.
	So what he kind of said there is, hey, look at me.
	I'm not going to let these horrible...
	Anti-government, seething, infected human resources on any of your trains or planes.
	Vote for me!
	Isn't that kind of what he said?
	Yeah, which sounds like tyranny if you ask me.
	Uh-huh.
	Projection.
	This is the New South Wales Health Minister.
	He really has votes on his mind.
	I also want to thank, though, the residents who are in the 12 local government areas of concern.
	They have actually increased their percentage vote, percentage vaccinations, by nearly 8-9%.
	They increase their percentage.
	They're thinking, they're talking about voting districts behind the scenes.
	That's why this happens.
	The fact that these clips are available so openly, it's just astonishing.
	Trump did his rally yesterday, which was really interesting.
	Did you listen to it?
	Yeah, some of it, sure.
	But I also tuned in early for the I Love New York homecoming concert in Central Park, which I have to say, now this was programmed, the whole thing was produced by Clive Davis.
	Most of the acts, Barry Manilow, there's a lot of people who are on stage.
	They had Journey with some young Asian kid who's now taking over Perry's singing.
	The whole thing was kind of surreal, but they had the big Paul Simon.
	You know, it's like, okay, you know, how many people really care about Paul Sark?
	I know, they've performed.
	But they had to cancel the event because Barry Manilow had to run off stage because lightning, and it was, you know, there's a tropical storm.
	Wrath of God.
	Yeah, so, you know, the whole homecoming was kind of ruined.
	I have to say they start off with the Philharmonic Orchestra and there was a real audience and it was people mainly without masks because it was a pro-vaccine deal.
	You know, it's like, hey, you know, you can only be here if you're vaxxed up, vaxxed and tested.
	Which brings us to a note that I told the guy you to respond to.
	No, hold on.
	Hold on to that for one second.
	I know which note it is.
	Let me give you what Trump was doing, because he was very political, of course, at his rally.
	You think?
	But this is what he did.
	Three days less than nine months, and it's great.
	And you know what?
	I believe totally in your freedoms.
	I do.
	You've got to do what you have to do.
	But I recommend taking the vaccines.
	I did it.
	It's good.
	Take the vaccines.
	But you got...
	No, that's okay.
	That's all right.
	You got your freedoms.
	But I happen to take the vaccine.
	If it doesn't work, you'll be the first to know, okay?
	I'll call up Alabama, I'll say, hey, you know what?
	But it is working.
	So, he got booed.
	But luckily, he had a couple of good one-liners, or good zingers.
	Everything woke...
	It's true.
	Everything woke turns to shit, okay?
	He did a whole tour around the podium on that one.
	People going nuts.
	Listen to that.
	A big crowd, too.
	A big crowd.
	Not to be underestimated, he's still out there making trouble.
	He's done 96 of these things and we only hear about one or two of them.
	A couple of them.
	Alright, the note.
	Yeah, you got it?
	Oh, no, I don't, actually.
	No, I thought you had it.
	I thought you had it nearby.
	No, I don't.
	I'd have to go to the email.
	Okay, alright.
	While you were looking for that, I can tell you about some things that are going on.
	Let's see, a couple places we can go.
	I would say the Pfizer marketing is the most important.
	This is, you know, we're starting off with, it's no longer the third dose.
	It has been rebranded as a booster, which was what it was initially.
	And there's controversy, but I'm just going to stick with Trump.
	He was on with the money, honey.
	And listen to her shill for it's good, it's good, get the booster, get the vaccine.
	Yeah, it's good.
	But she was barely even listening to what Trump was saying.
	I still come back to the idea of a booster shot.
	I mean, yes, you're right.
	The vaccines work.
	We've seen that.
	You know what?
	That sounds to me like a money-making operation for Pfizer.
	Okay?
	Think of the money involved.
	That's tens of billions of dollars.
	How good a business is that?
	If you're a pure businessman, you say, you know what, let's give them another shot.
	That's another $10 billion of money.
	Money coming in.
	The whole thing is just crazy.
	It doesn't...
	You wouldn't think you would need a booster.
	You know, when these first came out, they were good for life.
	Then they were good for a year or two.
	And I could see the writing on the wall.
	I could see the dollar signs in their eyes of that guy that runs Pfizer.
	You know, the guy that announced the day after the election that he had the vaccine.
	But we knew that.
	Still pissed.
	Yeah, he announced it November 9th.
	You're right.
	A few days after the election.
	Yeah, so she's like, yeah, this is a money-making operation for Pfizer.
	Got a note, and this kind of fits in.
	We were talking about expiration dates.
	One of our producers in the big pharma field wants to dispel that the boosters are being pushed due to expiring vaccine.
	There have been a lot of vaccine that has expired prior to being administered.
	In our health district, which is seven counties, we had hundreds of doses expire, but that was back in July.
	The doses being sent out now don't expire until the last day of October.
	These are the new ones being sent out in response to the increased demand because of the booster news.
	So it is not to save or create the expired vaccines.
	It's to sell new ones.
	Yeah, they're good.
	It's great.
	I think Trump's right.
	They're just money-making.
	Why not?
	Do it before they don't get their approval, which is coming on Monday, by the way.
	Yeah, that's what they say.
	Okay, if we don't see it on Monday, what do you think?
	Well, hold on.
	I got two more booster shot things.
	Two more, because it's kind of important.
	Not one and done or two and done, but...
	Hold on a second.
	This is...
	Hotez on MSNBC meet the press.
	So they're not even bothering talking about a bow tie.
	Yeah, douchebag.
	Not one and done or two and done, but three and done.
	At least for a while.
	What?
	He sounds like something's been up his nose for some reason.
	I don't know where it got that way, but he sounds funny.
	Probably that bow tie.
	So he's bringing us the new marketing.
	Not one and done or two and done, but three and done, at least for a while.
	And I think all of those points need to be a little bit better communicated to the American people.
	Yeah, they don't even communicate to the American governors.
	I think Trump instituted this, maybe it was a daily call or a regular phone call with all the governors, and of course that continues.
	This is the governor of Massachusetts on NPR.
	I was on a phone call with the White House and a whole bunch of governors.
	It was the, you know, biweekly Tuesday call with the Biden administration on all things vaccines and all things COVID.
	And we had lots of conversations about how much all of us want to move forward with boosters for especially the folks who got the earliest shots because they were the ones most at risk.
	And they're the ones who've gone the longest here without getting a booster.
	You know, the folks over the age of 65, the folks over the age of 75, the folks in long-term care, congregate care and all the rest.
	And we had a very robust conversation all about all that.
	And no one said anything about announcing a program for boosters.
	first time I heard about it was when I got home last night and saw the news so I have no guidance, alright?
	Even though we spent an hour on the phone yesterday with all of the people who probably knew something about what this was all about, which really bums me out.
	That really blows me out, dude.
	They're keeping me out of the loop.
	So here is the CDC director, Walensky.
	This is the most bizarre clip I don't understand other than she is telling us the absolute truth about why they need to rush these boosters out so fast that it was within 48 hours they couldn't even tell the governors that this was coming.
	Here's her explanation, NBC Today Show.
	If the two-vaccine dosage is still working to prevent severe disease, hospitalization, and death, why is this third booster shot necessary?
	We're starting to see in other countries that they're starting to see waning infection against more severe outcomes, and we're planning for it so we can be ahead of this virus.
	What did she just say?
	She said, I can tell you what she said.
	She said that in Israel, which is fully vaccinated, the number of infected people who are vaccinated in the hospital is out of control and they're dying.
	That's what she said.
	This was the...
	Yeah.
	Gee, I must have heard something completely different.
	She's talking about the UK. It was clear to me.
	She's talking about the UK, and they're saying, well, infections are waning.
	So they have no third shot, no booster shot.
	The infections are waning, so they need to get out ahead of it to get people more infections?
	I can read between the lines.
	Let me hear it again.
	Severe disease, hospitalization and death.
	Why is this third booster shot necessary?
	We're starting to see in other countries that they're starting to see waning infection.
	Quiet, I want to hear what she's saying.
	We're starting to see in other countries that they're starting to see waning infection against more severe outcomes.
	And we're planning for it so we can be ahead of this virus.
	Waning infections against more severe outcomes.
	Do I not understand this?
	Yeah, apparently the...
	Yeah, you don't.
	You have no idea.
	You just don't get it.
	Can you tell me?
	Apparently, yeah, waning infections with people who are not vaccinated...
	But it's the people who are vaccinated that are flocking into the hospitals in Israel.
	They're freaked out about it.
	They've got to give you another booster.
	Come on, booster time.
	That's basically what it is.
	Wait, I have the battle of the boosters here, I think.
	Let me see what this is.
	With 155 million Americans set to qualify for a booster over the next eight months, tonight some leading experts are not yet convinced a third dose is actually needed.
	Citing multiple studies, the White House Task Force laid out a case of waning protection from infection and the Delta variant.
	Oh, waning protections.
	She said waning infection.
	Huh.
	Yes.
	Well, that's because she's thinking about Israel.
	Now, I thought about this whole thing.
	All right.
	We won't finish the clip.
	Fine.
	Go ahead.
	No, go ahead.
	Finish the clip.
	No, because it's a long clip, so it might suck.
	No, yeah.
	Tell me what you got.
	It might suck.
	They only have a little time to do this, but they're going to be doing it, and I'm predicting it.
	There's going to be a new variant...
	Announced shortly.
	It will, of course, be found in Malaysia or northern India, Pakistan, someplace.
	And it'll get over here and they're going to find a couple of cases.
	Oh, it looks like it showed up in Texas.
	It'll be Texas or Florida.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	No, no.
	Alabama.
	No, I don't know.
	Missouri.
	DeSantis with his latest thing.
	Yeah, we gotta do Florida.
	It's gotta be Florida.
	We gotta play, so they're gonna do Florida.
	And it'll come from some exotic Florida animal.
	It may be already, because they've already mentioned the Lambda variant.
	No, no, no, no, that's not it.
	What happened to Epsilon, by the way, but that's okay.
	The Lambda, because they've mentioned it before, so it's already in the public mind, Lambda or Lambda.
	And it also sounds kind of dangerous.
	Or they'll come up with something else.
	And it's got to be rolled out soon.
	And that's going to be the one that is unstoppable.
	Now, can I give you a different name instead of the Lambda?
	I think the Lambda cropped up as a joke.
	Someone inside the CDC was like, hey, we got Delta, Delta, Delta.
	And now we got Lambda, Lambda, Lambda.
	For anyone who's old enough to remember the Revenge of the Nerds.
	Then that's the inside joke.
	Oh, okay.
	Yes, I get it.
	But Francis Collins, Fauci's boss, was on the Hugh Hewitt show, and they're talking about a different type of variant.
	What about an Omega variant?
	Is there any evidence of another variant that is, in fact, by data proven to be significantly deadlier than anything we've seen yet?
	Not yet.
	We're certainly watching this across the world.
	NIH has a vigorous effort, actually in partnership with industry called Trace, where every new variant gets quickly looked at to see what its effect would be on vaccines and on monoclonal antibodies.
	So far, we're looking okay, but I worry about the omega strain, as you're calling it also, especially with so many people being infected right now.
	That's where those mutations arise.
	So why did he say that?
	I too worry about the omega strain, that's the way you're calling it.
	What does that mean?
	Is this some insider stuff that we're not privy to?
	No, I think he was being sincerious.
	He's worried about the...
	And he had, for want of a better term, he used the Omega, which is what the guy did, used, just as a grab bag nomenclature.
	So Hugh just grabbed one and said Omega?
	Well, I guess my prediction's already in place, so never mind.
	But he did say something that was kind of interesting there.
	He mentioned the...
	Monoclonal antibodies or whatever it is, which is what...
	Did I have a clip of this?
	Regeneron?
	What?
	Regeneron?
	Yeah, Regeneron.
	Oh yeah, we should play these.
	This is Regeneron 1 and 2.
	This is again from New Tang Dynasty.
	He hasn't gotten as much play in the mainstream because obviously it's Ron DeSantis, who everyone is worried that he's going to become president because he's such a lovable governor.
	Let's listen to this.
	Florida is opening more antibody treatment sites, looking to have 21 by early next week.
	The governor says this effective COVID treatment isn't getting a lot of attention.
	NTD's Miguel Moreno has that story.
	This is again really effective when it's done early.
	Governor Ron DeSantis is opening more sites for monoclonal antibody treatment, a treatment he says many people haven't heard of.
	Officials expect to have at least 15 sites open by this weekend, shooting for 21 by early next week.
	This is free of charge to the patient.
	We live in a world in which there's a lot of misinformation put out there.
	A lot of it is intentional on the part of people that have partisan agendas.
	The fact of the matter is Regeneron was purchased by the federal government lock, stock and barrel last year.
	They bought the whole supply out.
	Oh, and so that's why no one's getting it administered?
	Did you know that?
	No, people are getting it administered, but that may explain why that guy, the clip you just played, specifically mentioned a new variant that might come out that will bypass this type of treatment.
	Nice.
	Did you hear that?
	Yeah, yeah, I heard it.
	I heard it.
	It's not great.
	I think it has a lot to do with what DeSantos is trying to pull off here.
	Let's listen to part two.
	This antibody treatment produced by Regeneron is meant to alleviate hospitals of some pressure.
	According to the company, it reduced the risk of COVID hospitalization or death by 70%.
	This kind of treatment is administered to COVID-positive patients with mild to moderate symptoms and those in high-risk categories through injections or an IV. Hmm.
	to their statement it successfully reduced symptomatic infection by nearly 80 percent this means the company is on track to offer an alternative to vaccines miguel moreno ntd news now that's another thing we haven't heard of and it would be astro zeneca's revenge Yes, it would be.
	Because they got so screwed over because they didn't go sign up with Bill Gates, if you were to follow the whole story.
	Yeah, they did not.
	Now, the controversy about the boosters is that we're greedy.
	Americans are taking another shot, hoarding it for ourselves, not giving it to others.
	By the way, I love this.
	This is great.
	It really puts you in a bind if you're trying to get the boosters out there to make some extra money.
	That's fantastic.
	It's like, oh, now you look like a douchebag for helping people.
	Here's CBS Evening News real quick.
	A source tells CBS News the FDA could give full approval to the Pfizer vaccine by early next week.
	Monday.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Monday and another report.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I heard Monday as well.
	Now, the BBC had a piece on an Indian vaccine.
	And it's being billed as a DNA vaccine, not an mRNA, but a DNA vaccine, and it's not even a shot!
	And here's the blurb.
	Scientists in India are celebrating what they say could be a game-changing vaccine in the fight against COVID-19.
	The drug regulator has approved the world's first DNA vaccine for coronavirus.
	It's from a company called Cadilla Healthcare and requires three doses.
	No needles, though, are involved.
	Crucially, the product can be stored at higher temperatures than most of the existing jabs that have received approval.
	Dr Chris Smith is a consultant virologist at Cambridge University in the UK. He's been telling me what a DNA vaccine is.
	These vaccines work by delivering to the body the genetic instructions that the virus would deliver were it in your body for real, for some parts of the virus.
	And cells can read those genetic instructions and make the very same thing that they would make were the whole virus there.
	And because you've only got just the instructions for just part of the virus, you only make that bit of it, not the whole virus, so there's no threat of getting infected.
	Spike protein.
	Exactly.
	You do show the immune system what certain key components of the virus look like when a cell makes them, and that makes the immune system make the very same response it would make, were the virus there for real, and that way you can produce antibodies which are ready and waiting should you encounter the virus for real down the track.
	Correct.
	We're told this vaccine is needle free, so how do you get it into your body?
	What you do is use a powerful spring that puts the material under pressure, hold it against the skin, and it then dispenses a fine jet of material...into the skin and it's going sufficiently fast and it's a sufficiently small jet that it can penetrate the outer layers of the skin and become what's called intradermal.
	Material that's deposited there is then collected by the immune system, taken off to your local lymph glands and then used to educate the immune system.
	So, I left that all in there because, holy crap, you could use this to do anything to anybody.
	Just walk by them, boing, boing, boing.
	Shoot them up with some DNA that tells your body to do stuff.
	It's like the pricker.
	Yes, it's a new version of the pricker, but now done by your friendly doctor, not your local KGB agent.
	Yeah, well...
	All right, I got the note.
	I mean, I don't know how to end that.
	This is why I'm changing the subject.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Go ahead.
	Sorry.
	You have the note.
	In the morning.
	I could not but notice two separate...
	Now, this is a note...
	Observations after a recent move from New York, New Jersey area to Texas by a producer, Dusen.
	Mm-hmm.
	I couldn't but notice two separate peculiar issues observed upon my recent move from the New York area to the Williamson County area just north of Austin.
	Oh, he's in Georgetown.
	One.
	Start with the good.
	There are children on the streets in Texas.
	No, not that there are no children in New York or New Jersey, but it's striking how many more there are in public places, supermarkets, stores, streets, parks, etc.
	in Texas.
	In order of magnitude more.
	There is vitality here.
	Good!
	Two.
	Now I'm ending with the bad.
	In New Jersey, as soon as the state lifted the mask mandates, masks all but vanished from the public places.
	Yes, you could see occasional masked elderly, but you could see them with masks even before COVID-19.
	Very, very few people could be seen masks in the stores and next to none in the open.
	As I frequented New York in particular, Long Island and Westchester, there were mask uses by ordinary people remained at some level.
	You could see significant numbers of ordinary people masked in stores and in the open.
	Coming to Texas, I expected to see more of the New Jersey picture than New York.
	Sadly, what I have observed matches New York much more in Williamson County and in Austin itself.
	It is worse.
	Furthermore, as government ceased mask orders in New Jersey, all my doctors ceased mask requirements in the offices.
	All three of my Texas doctors and their institutions require masks.
	In Texas, they still require masks.
	Ordinary barbershop requires masks.
	What's up, Texas?
	Please tell me that it's the shadow of Travis County and that the rest of Texas behaves more sanely.
	Well, this is...
	I can answer this.
	Leander.
	He's in Leander.
	Well, it's still Williamson County.
	That's all under the auspices of Austin.
	They did all the very good fear-mongering, sending out text messages, sending out phone calls to everybody.
	Oh my God, we're stage five.
	We're out of hospital beds.
	Mask up, mask up.
	The mayor's out on the news every single day saying it.
	With total lies, well, I mean, yeah, we may be out of ICU beds, but that's because of staffing.
	Get to that in a minute.
	The problem is specifically barbers, because there is no mandate.
	There can be no mandate because of the governor's law, but there's pressure from the hairdresser's, I think it's association, You have to get a license to be a barber or a hairdresser in the state of Texas.
	And so your license will come under review or it's implied if you don't make everybody mask up in your salon or your barber shop.
	So it's just typical economic pressure being applied.
	And all of Austin and the greater area are a bunch of tards, man.
	What can I tell you?
	Go to San Antonio or the hill country.
	Head for the hills!
	Now, regarding the reports of ICU beds being out, which has been pushed very, very heavily here in the Austin area.
	This is NBC Today Show.
	That's what we're worried about right now.
	Oh, crap.
	It was supposed to be a whole piece about there.
	Okay.
	I clipped that wrong.
	I knew that.
	Yeah, I hate it when that happens.
	That was about...
	It's a staffing issue.
	We have staffing issues.
	And then there's this.
	With hospitals...
	Mm-hmm.
	I'm saying you fire all the nurses and they'll let it, you know, and then you bitch.
	It's unbelievable.
	Well, like this, Pennsylvania.
	My daughters have been a nurse for several years.
	Both my new neighbors, too.
	St.
	Luke's University Hospital Network pay raised last year was a $20 gift card.
	I shit you not.
	Claim no revenues due to COVID. They did lose some income due to cancellation of elective surgery for months.
	Many staff, including nurses, furloughed.
	Daughter wasn't, but close.
	Now...
	They're quitting in droves.
	The pay is too low.
	Huge mandatory on-call burden due to short staff.
	They had two quick pay raises.
	$5 a year, then $10 for a two-year contract bonus.
	No, $5 a year?
	No, $5,000.
	I'm sorry.
	$5,000.
	You're getting a fancy...
	Shut up!
	You're getting a fancy...
	No, but so it's $5,000 for one year, $10,000 for two-year contract bonus if you don't quit.
	But they're just, they're tired of it.
	And then there's the mandates on vaccination.
	And it's, it's, well, listen to this.
	With hospitals near capacity, patients have to decide what operations take the highest priority.
	Dylan Jirasi with KMG Insurance Solutions sees patients with issues all the time.
	This virus spiking in different areas in an unpredictable manner, it's kind of overwhelming healthcare systems.
	Some groups have delayed elective procedures entirely, while others, like Lee Health, are only offering a small, limited amount.
	If your elective procedure is still available, experts recommend making the decision carefully.
	It really comes down to an individual's level of pain.
	Is their quality of life really being affected by the level of pain they're in?
	Can you not, you know, live the quality of life you want to live?
	And if so, you would want to try to get that procedure done.
	This delay in procedures could cause cost of care to skyrocket.
	Some patients strategically plan operations and the expenses attached for spending their medical deductible before going under the knife.
	John Hess with Athos Health says if patients are forced to wait until after their benefits reset, it could end up costing tens of thousands of dollars.
	Depending on how long this goes, right, and how long it takes to reschedule some of these procedures, you might have a year where you're going to have to pay your deductible again next year.
	You might have some extra costs that you're planning on.
	I mean, this is so, so cynical.
	So because they furloughed a lot of people, and now they're pushing away, because they just don't have the staff, they're turning away elective surgeries, you know, you may be scheduled for next year, and then your co-pay deductible resets.
	What a crock that is, by the way.
	Well, of course, because that's all the operation, or whatever the procedure is, it really costs, you know, your $8,000.
	All the rest is gravy.
	That's just people just living it up.
	So I think this collapse of the healthcare system is imminent, and it's like everything else.
	Absolutely.
	It's turning out to be true.
	Kids with no experience can get a $75,000 a year job in New York off the bat.
	People are starving.
	Our dishwasher has been out for a week.
	It's a sensor or something.
	I don't know.
	I've had three people say, you know, maybe in April I'll have some time for you.
	I have two no-shows.
	And even these are companies that are in the Better Business Bureau listing.
	Everyone's the same story.
	Can't get anybody.
	Can't get anybody.
	No one wants to work.
	That's what they're all saying.
	They've done a great job of it.
	Socialism won.
	Well, when it comes to healthcare, that's...
	I mean, people are not...
	I don't think that's being looked at seriously enough.
	This is...
	All you hear is, oh, we're out of beds, we're out of beds, COVID, COVID, COVID. Well, the numbers show that it's not a bed problem, it's a staffing problem.
	And they don't want to hire him back, and so the ones that are there are worn out and want to leave.
	Yeah.
	Tell me that, and how can that be good management?
	Who are these people running these hospitals?
	Bean counters.
	Uh-huh.
	I only have one final clip.
	It's a new guy on the scene, a new doctor to be taken seriously.
	Doctors who dare is what I'm calling him.
	I have one clip, too, so before you cut it, Give me a moment.
	Do you want to...
	Doctors Who Care.
	Now, my clip is kind of like...
	It's a combination COVID-Biden clip.
	It's very strange.
	Okay, Doctors Who Care.
	Dr.
	Roger Hodkinson.
	And he gives us...
	I left his credentials in up front because they're impressive.
	I'm Dr.
	Roger Hodkinson, a freedom-loving pathologist from Canada.
	I'm a fellow of the American College of Pathologists and the Royal...
	Before you play this...
	Isn't this like two years old?
	Because I remember when this was first critiqued, it was talking about 3,000 deaths in the United States.
	This guy?
	I saw this clip too.
	This guy?
	You're saying this is old?
	I get the impression it's old because when this guy was making his rounds...
	I've never seen this guy before.
	I've never seen it before.
	I'm the same thing.
	And then when I started looking into him, I found that there's a lot of old references.
	And there's no date on that clip.
	It's a good clip, kind of.
	And the guy's also, his credentials are all very sketchy.
	I think this guy's a bullcrapper.
	Really?
	Well, let's just listen to the credentials, and let's go through the credentials, and then we decide if we listen to him.
	So let's do his credentials.
	He's a pathologist.
	Here we go.
	I'm Dr.
	Roger Hodkinson, a freedom-loving pathologist from Canada.
	I'm a fellow of the American College of Pathologists and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada.
	My medical degrees are from Cambridge University in the UK, and I've held a number of significant positions, including being an assistant professor at the University of Alberta, president of the Association of Laboratory Physicians of Alberta, chairman of the Canadian Examination Board in Pathology, CEO of a large community laboratory, and currently I'm the chairman of an American biotechnology company involved in DNA sequencing.
	So what do you think?
	Shil?
	Well, the last thing they can't find any evidence for is there's a drop box.
	And the one before the last one was also sketchy.
	It's...
	I thought it was new, so I didn't know that this was old, so I'd rather drop it if you think it's not worth it.
	Yeah, I think it should be dropped.
	It's interesting in that it might be counter-programming, and I'm wondering how many of these are out there.
	Because we had the one on the last show.
	And I found out about that guy, and I wanted to mention that because I got a lot of, he's real, man, he's real.
	I'm like, okay...
	Yeah, so he's written 26 books.
	Every single one of them, most were published in 2019, 2020.
	Dr.
	Brooks was his name.
	He's the guy, there's also going to be a clip of him in this after show music.
	It's pretty wild stuff.
	But he's the one who, as we determined after we listened to him, was just spewing the current memes that have accumulated.
	Right.
	In order.
	Yes, and it really fell apart when he was talking about sterilization because that was just a misunderstanding.
	But anyway, he's not a medical doctor, but he's written about 26 books, which are all available on Amazon, mainly about the shitty school system.
	It's all about education, education.
	So he's more of a...
	What are we teaching our kids type thing?
	But he came across, he also said, you know, Oxford.
	There's no evidence of him attending Oxford.
	So, I mean, we concluded just from what he was saying that it sounded, you know, yeah, you and I could have done that both.
	If we had a bald head and a snappy suit, people would buy it.
	And a bow tie.
	And a bow tie.
	Now, it's not what he was saying wasn't true.
	But it was not like, you know, we have no real friends.
	Yeah.
	This is it.
	Sean Brooks.
	Let me give you some of it.
	It's Amazon Books.
	It's Sean M. The Unmasking of American Schools.
	Yeah, because I tried looking up his Amazon Books while we were doing the clip, and I couldn't find anything that had anything to do with COVID medicine or anything like that.
	Nothing.
	I did see a couple of things, but it was like so off-topic, I didn't think No, no.
	It's the purposeful deception, the inside plan to communize and destroy American K-12 education, the mental and emotional state of school-age students, violence among students and school staff.
	He may be a psychologist.
	Discourse on education, discussing freedom and independence of modern American education.
	So he thinks the education system's no good.
	Yeah.
	But yeah, I don't know if it's counter-programming.
	We were talking about Tucker Carlson, how he's just gone all in on the insults.
	It's really astounding what he calls people.
	And I think that ridicule is good.
	I mean, it's really good.
	No, it is good.
	It's really good kind of programming.
	I don't have any Tucker stuff on today's show.
	Maybe I'll move some up.
	But I will say that I was watching one of his shows recently, and he took the same clip that I played, that we played, with Mark Miley going into...
	Well, let me tell you about what the intelligence was.
	And it was a very detailed...
	It was a very good clip.
	Tucker had the same clip.
	It was either the same day or the next day.
	I think it was the same day after we already did the show.
	He had the same clip, but he purposely trimmed it to make it different.
	Yeah, he does that a lot.
	So Tucker pulls that crap, which is what CNN and MSNBC does, and Tucker does the same thing.
	And so then he can have his aghast, you know, that look on his face, and then he can insult somebody left and right.
	But I thought it was completely misleading.
	It was very...
	I do not think Tucker's doing a...
	I don't think he's doing anybody a service with some of the stuff he pulls, and he's doing it.
	I've seen him read from his own...
	There's another one.
	He'll have a thing up there, which is an exact quote, Yeah, he'll read something different.
	I've seen that a lot.
	He'll read, he'll add a couple of words to it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And he does stuff like this.
	And this is exactly what we don't like about CNN and Don Lemon and all these types of people.
	He's just another one of them.
	Well, yes.
	On his Fox 8 o'clock show, I enjoy many of his guests when he's just talking with them.
	Because he's asking questions and the guests are just talking.
	That's like a Joe Rogan situation.
	But yeah, he's out of control.
	Yeah.
	You want to do your clip?
	Let me just give you these and we'll wind up with your clip about the mandates.
	So, first off, Hollywood crew members are now working with their union against vaccine mandates, which you can only imagine how crazy that's going to be in Hollywood, how many people have to get vaccinated for that.
	The food services inspection or the FSIS that we talked about are now cracking down.
	Meat processors who refuse to wear masks while inspectors are present will be ineligible for FDA approval, which means you can't sell in many, many department stores.
	Can't do anything.
	Some of our producers are fighting that right now.
	McDonald's, I just got inside word, I don't know if it's official yet, will require all corporate staff to be vaccinated.
	So, I'm not going to shop there anymore.
	No more burgers.
	Like you do anyway?
	I eat a lot of McDonald's.
	I mean, not frequently, but if I'm getting junk food, it'll be McDonald's.
	That's over now.
	It's done.
	I can't support a company like that.
	Then a New York City Papers, Please, boots on the ground to wrap it up for me.
	Adam, just want to give you a quick update about my experience thus far with the vaccine cards indoor dining in New York City.
	So is it really as stringent as they say?
	My wife and I have our cards just saved as a photo on our phone.
	Last night, we went out with our friend in Lower Manhattan near Stone Street.
	We went to three bars.
	The first bar denied us entry because our friend had forgotten her vaccine card at home and didn't have a photo.
	I left the bar in disgust and did not hide it.
	After getting her card, we tried a second bar.
	They also asked us to show proof of vaccination, but like the first bar, they only required a photo of it and didn't bother to match it with our ID. The third bar we went to didn't ask for anything at all.
	So, it seems like this is like we kind of expected.
	People will, businesses will take the customers and take the risk, I think.
	Well, I think, I wonder what happens if you, I was thinking, you get, these vaccine cards are floating around, you can pay money, they have them doctorate, or you can just have a, get a blank one.
	You can print a blank one yourself.
	And they say you have to show your vaccine card.
	So what if you show a blank one?
	I showed my vaccine card.
	Yeah, okay.
	Great, John.
	Why don't you try that out?
	Let's see how that goes.
	Bring along your Zoom 4 recorder so we can hear it.
	We definitely need that report.
	All right, now here's a clip that I just wanted to play.
	This is, again, from New Tang Dynasty.
	And it begs the question, what is Joe Biden thinking?
	He's got the southern border wide open.
	They're pouring in, and they are pouring in.
	But they won't let us go to Canada and now it's not Canada's fault, it's our fault?
	This is the USA-Biden clip, Canada.
	The U.S. government extends a ban on non-essential travel along the borders with Canada and Mexico.
	It's to slow the spread of the CCP virus despite increasing pressure to lift the restrictions.
	U.S. border communities that depend on shoppers from Mexico and Canada and their political representatives have urged the Biden administration to lift the ban.
	Canada recently began letting fully vaccinated U.S. citizens enter.
	But the Department of Homeland Security said in a tweet that the restrictions on non-essential travel were still needed to minimize the spread of the CCP virus and its Delta variant.
	It extended the ban until at least September 21.
	The travel restrictions have been in place since early in the pandemic and repeatedly extended.
	But commercial traffic and essential crossings continue.
	I just find it peculiar that they don't let us travel out of the country and just casually into Canada to go buy some tea, some Rogers chocolate.
	Yeah, but so that's us being banned by the U.S. government?
	Yeah, I didn't know that.
	I thought it was Canada that was responsible for this.
	Canada just lifted the ban and our Department of Homeland Security said, I don't care.
	You still can't go.
	You can't leave the United States for Canada.
	This makes no sense.
	It makes no sense at all.
	None of this makes sense.
	It's out of control.
	Okay.
	That's all we can report.
	It's out of control at this hour.
	At this hour, we can report it's all out of control.
	And at this hour, I would like to say in the morning and thank you, the man who put the C in the Canadian border ban, ladies and gentlemen, John C. Dvorak.
	In the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	In the morning, all ships and sea boots on the ground.
	Feeble blue air, shrubs in the water, and all the dames and nights out there.
	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room at trollroom.io.
	How you doing, trolls?
	Good to see you all there.
	You know, we should probably see how many we've got in the troll room.
	Come on, hands up.
	There we go.
	There we go.
	Troll count, troll count.
	Let's see what we got.
	We're looking...
	Ooh!
	2368.
	A record of such?
	A new record, yes.
	I think so.
	And again, on a Sunday, as expected, I don't know what that other guy's numbers are.
	He's sending me a whole spreadsheet.
	I got a whole spreadsheet that I have to share with you.
	What was it, 23 what?
	2368.
	Not bad.
	This is the Troll Room.
	Now, you can go to trollroom.io.
	Now, this also works for people already familiar with noagendastream.com, where you can listen to the live show, but it's 24 hours a day, so after us, there's often a live show.
	Before us, Darren O'Neill, there's many different live shows, all from all around Gitmo Nation, and also ones that just roll out as a podcast.
	It's kind of like a full-time 24-hour day stream with good stuff.
	When you're in the Troll Room, you can talk about it, talk about other stuff, troll the live hosts, just troll each other.
	That's what it's cool for.
	Trollroom.io.
	You can also try to troll us, but it won't work that well, on noagendasocial.com.
	Follow me, Adam, at noagendasocial.com.
	John is John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com.
	This is not your daddy's Twitter.
	This is the Fediverse.
	It's dangerous.
	It's out there, but it's non-algalized.
	It's decentralized, so no one can kick you off, and you don't get all frustrated because it doesn't keep spitting back crap at you that you don't really want to see.
	So follow us there.
	You can still be blocked.
	Well, yeah.
	Yes, John can still block you.
	That's for sure.
	And let's thank the artist for episode 1374.
	We titled this Sheetard, which came out of our conversation regarding Justin Trudeau saying the she-session and the she-covery.
	We just thought it was so bizarre that the title kind of appeared.
	She-covery.
	What an idiot that guy is.
	We want to thank Sean Regalado.
	Regalado.
	Regalado.
	R-E-G-A-L. I want to say Regaldo, but it's Regalado.
	Anyway, he did a piece of art, or Sean did.
	We're presuming it's a he.
	That was so good, even at first glance, but then second glance to see that this beautiful all-seeing eye in the Illuminati triangle on a bed of a challenge coin with teeth with the No Agenda branding on it and two surgical clamps holding open the pupil of the eye.
	The creepiest piece of art.
	But it was so good.
	Well, now I want to say this.
	I was not for this piece of art to begin with.
	But I didn't quite see the joke in there.
	You saw it immediately, and you were right on it, because I was pushing for a couple of things from some of our regulars.
	I really did like the Tonton Neal's Make Afghanistan Great Again hat.
	Yeah.
	It was one of my faves.
	Yes, you did like that.
	And also, I really liked the Capitalist Agenda, who was just the slickest guy.
	Oh, with Love Resistance?
	No, I was thinking of Amygdala Protection.
	Oh, yeah.
	He had a couple of good pieces.
	Also, there was a B, OTG, Tantanil did an OTG University thing, which I thought was also good.
	She had a couple going on there.
	Yeah.
	And then I had Candy Ben's boosters, which I used for the newsletter.
	Yeah, that was a good one with a goat or sheep, whatever.
	Sheep?
	It's a sheep.
	A sheep.
	A sheep, yeah.
	And so, but then this one really, it did have, it had the kind of cringe element.
	It was really well done.
	Yes, yes.
	And the all-seeing eye being pried open is just dynamite.
	And so, yeah, it was definitely the winner after I did calm down.
	I would have liked it to have a little more contrast.
	I don't like the gray and black instead of...
	Maybe a little less gray, a little toward white, so it doesn't look so muddy.
	I thought it was too muddy, but it's still a better piece.
	So, there you go.
	That's my take.
	Yes.
	Well, we are very happy with it.
	We enjoyed it very much, and we thank Sean Regalado and congratulate Sean with a win here for the album art.
	I should mention, he's done a number of pieces that are...
	He hasn't hit anything big, but he has a background of doing some good stuff.
	Make sure you check out or try a new podcast app, Podcasting 2.0.
	By the way, I got to tell you, there's some funny stuff happening.
	You know, Apple has decided to...
	To offer to everybody, they call it cloud something, of course, some iVPN, basically, so that they'll be providing anonymized services for your iPhone or your iOS device so that, in essence, your IP address can no longer be tracked.
	Gee, what a new idea.
	I've never heard of such a thing.
	Well, but they're going to do it en masse.
	And why is it interesting?
	When you do it en masse, all of the Apple iOS devices for all of the traffic, guess what?
	Advertising on podcasts whose sole information, you know, identifying information to find out if someone is unique or not is IP addresses.
	It's gone.
	It's going to end.
	If the iPhones no longer can be tracked for advertising purposes on podcasting, forget about it.
	Not for our methodology.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	Valuable value wins again.
	That's right.
	And check out all these fans.
	Try out a new podcast app.
	It's connected to the podcastindex.org.
	Independent, free, and open for everybody.
	Great new apps.
	Check them out.
	Newpodcastapps.com.
	All of this artwork will be displayed in the chapters probably about an hour after we release it.
	Breb Scott does that for us.
	It's so cool to see that.
	Works in your car, too.
	And as part of the value-for-value model, where we don't have to worry about IP addresses, don't have to count anything, don't have to have meetings with advertisers about what we can and can't say.
	Instead, the producers of Gitmo Nation bring you each and every episode.
	We like thanking our executive producers and associate executive producers right up front.
	Yeah, we have three $1,000...
	No agenda donations in a row.
	Well, actually, Trent Leinenbach, the first guy, is $1,001.
	I don't know where he's from, it doesn't say.
	But he does say ITM mofos.
	I want to credit $334 to Jacob Schmidt to finish his crawl to Nighthood.
	The remaining 667 gets my cheap ass to Nighthood as well.
	I've been listening for a long, long time, so a de-douching is in order.
	Yes.
	Is that just for him?
	That's what he says.
	You've been de-douched.
	Another example of a very interesting person who listens to our show.
	In my previous life, I worked in psychological operations for the U.S. Army.
	So the show is therapeutic for me, seeing as how I trust nothing that can be read, viewed, or heard.
	Here's to terrible exit strategies.
	No jingles, just karma.
	Jacob Schmidt wishes to be known as Sir Jake.
	Slumlord of the Ohio River Valley.
	Nice one.
	He would like wild turkey and whippets at the round table.
	Me, Trent Leinenbach.
	Oh, he's got...
	Oh, they both...
	He did a double.
	Oh, so one...
	Okay.
	Yeah, yeah, exactly.
	Oh, so he helped Jacob get in.
	Okay, so this is...
	They're both listed, I hope.
	Mm-hmm.
	Me, Trent Leinenbach will be known as Sir Trent of the John Galt Society.
	I would like Pappy Van Winkle.
	He's got taste in bourbon.
	I like that.
	And PsyOps at the round table, which is a small potato chip.
	Okay.
	No jingles.
	He wants jingles.
	I didn't say he wants jingles, but give him some karma.
	Just karma.
	You've got karma.
	All right.
	Brett Popish from Westminster, Colorado.
	Bam!
	1,000.
	Keep up the great work, Brett says.
	I wanted to forward this along to you as I thought it would be a good addition to the show.
	My wife and I have a 23-month-old son.
	We send him to daycare early learning center three days a week.
	Yesterday afternoon, they sent a letter to all parents requiring face masks to be worn by all students ages 2 and up.
	Keep in mind, this is an early learning center, so I'm a bit perplexed as to how they plan to teach kids basic human functions while limiting their ability to learn to speak, social cues, overall immune health, the list goes on and on.
	The madness has to stop.
	The donation below is my first incision.
	By the way, I'd like to see how they try to keep masks on a two-year-old.
	Exactly.
	Give me a break.
	Scotch tape.
	By the way, I would say this.
	Gaffer tape.
	If you go to a place where they try to mask two years, they don't know what they're doing.
	I wouldn't go there.
	No, of course not.
	The donation below is my first since I started listening in May of 2020, and I appreciate all that you and John do to keep us all sane during insane times.
	Please share so other families can know what's happening.
	This is not about safety or health.
	I fully believe this is about training and indoctrination of our young people, yes, of all ages.
	On a side note, my buddy Dustin Duff and I have a podcast.
	We've started with 40 episodes so far.
	Would love some constructive feedback from the pod, Father.
	This is called Uncommon with BPOP and Duff.
	Check it out if you're so inclined.
	Okay.
	BPOP, I will.
	Thank you very much for your support of the show.
	Uncommon.
	I'll load up a show for the plane ride.
	No jingles, no karma?
	No jingles, no karma, nothing else.
	Okay, then Ronald Lafferty comes up next from San Jose, California, with $1,000.
	Damn, that was fantastic.
	And he writes, I'm sending you some value for value.
	Some value for value.
	Love the show.
	You don't need to read the rest of this letter.
	Okay, bye.
	If you don't want to.
	Anyway, I'm going to read it.
	I think I've gone up with...
	I think I've come up with a way that could guarantee that Governor Newsom...
	So what Eric seems to be doing here is he's using an OCR device to read these letters into the thing.
	And so we get...
	It's a guarantee.
	But we have paid, we have as an attached note, we have the official note.
	Yeah, I know, but I'm just saying, I'm just telling you, these technologies don't work.
	Oh, no, that shit's never worked.
	You know, the transcript, I've given up.
	You are John C. Devorah.
	J-A-H-N-S-I. Devorah.
	D-O-R-V-A-H. Yeah.
	That's just what you are.
	They won't listen to me.
	They won't take the changes.
	It just says, no, Curry, you're wrong.
	And that's what's happening with all technology.
	We're all going to die.
	Anyway, he says, Newsom should do something radical.
	It should immediately announce that California is going to start a medical study.
	Everyone that volunteers in the study would go.
	This, by the way, is laughable if you think about it.
	Would get the appropriate dosage of ivermectin.
	Newsom's all in on the, nothing works.
	You've got to get a vaccine.
	So how's he going to do this?
	Not going to happen.
	To treat COVID-19, either as a prophylaxis or as an existing infection, all California hospitals and pharmacies would be authorized to prescribe ivermectin.
	Volunteers would show up at the hospital for pharmacy to get tested and receive the proper dosage of ivermectin and then they would come back.
	This authorization is total horse crap.
	Pharmacies can distribute it.
	There's no law against it, but they're not doing it because, not because of the government, because of their own industry.
	Yeah.
	There's a lot of...
	We've got more than a few notes from people that have gotten into a situation where they get a prescription for Ivermectin.
	They can't get it filled.
	No.
	They go from place...
	No, we don't care.
	No, you can't get it here.
	So anyway, he said this would help keep him in this, Governor.
	He won't do it, A, under any circumstances, so...
	And by the way, Kiley is the guy I'm recommending to vote for.
	If you're in California, does Kevin Kiley got a kid?
	He's like 36.
	He's an assemblyman.
	I call him the Gentile Ben Shapiro.
	He's a fast-talking, extremely smart kid who would be a great governor.
	And he's already familiar with the operations of the California system.
	Yeah.
	You guys vote for names.
	Everyone votes for names.
	Larry Elder's your next guy.
	Enjoy.
	It's going to be great.
	Larry Elder.
	Larry Elder.
	Yeah, he'll beat up his secretary.
	I'm going to give Ronald, since it's his first time donor, a dedoucher.
	You've been dedouched.
	Chris Burney from Austin, Texas.
	Me old stomping ground, 667.
	And he says, this donation should nudge me past my treasure commitment to the greatest podcast in the universe and grant me knighthood.
	Henceforth, I'd like to be known as Sir Burney of the Yummy Gummies.
	Your programming is a consistent source of comfort, info, and laughter in our house, and now commonly referred to as the show.
	When my keeper and I are chatting, you notice how people also call their wives the keeper?
	It's just really spread.
	It's quite beautiful to see.
	So yes, we are the show.
	Thanks so much for all you do at the round table.
	Please bring medium rare ribeyes and electric jellyfish IPA. Jingles, Fauci, Weez, Obama, you might die.
	Fauci, Weez again.
	P.S. Shout out to Sir Scott.
	Yes, Baron of the Armory.
	The 512 meetup last weekend was our first and we had a great time.
	Thank you very much, Chris.
	I'm glad you did.
	You might die.
	There you go.
	Kevin Battinger in Philadelphia comes in at 333.33.
	I looked him up and all I could find is a note from May where he says he didn't get the newsletter.
	So if he has something to tell us, I'm sure he will.
	I'll continue with Sir Zog of Elwood, Baron of the Des Plaines River Valley.
	333.33.
	We've got a lot of those today.
	I like it.
	Sir Zog of Elwood, Baron of the Des Plaines Valley here.
	I'm overdue for the show show.
	Show support.
	So I'm making this donation for my son, Sir Azog, son of Sir Azog of Elwood, to get him a producership as he heads off to State College.
	I'd like to split a karma two ways into a college karma for Sir Azog and an old programmer job karma for Sir Brian of the Green Hams.
	Whatever happened to Sir Brian of the Green Hams?
	No, he lost his job.
	One karma hit should cover them both.
	Young Sir Azog turns 18 on August 24th and he heads off to Rose Holman to start college this coming Friday the 27th in computer engineering.
	Good luck, Alex.
	I couldn't be producer of the young man you have become.
	I couldn't be prouder, sorry.
	He couldn't be prouder of you.
	Sincerely, Ardaz Serzog of Elwood Barron of the Plains Valley, John and Adam, thank you for all you do.
	This show is important and I would encourage all listeners to contribute.
	What they can commensurate with value.
	That's it.
	Turn it into a number that's meaningful to you.
	We have Thomas Sullivan Jr.
	from Nashua, New Hampshire, 33333.
	Oh wait, first I have to cut that karma between...
	I've got to do the karma.
	A regular karma and a jobs karma.
	You've got karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got...
	Karma.
	There we go.
	And Thomas Sullivan Jr., as I just said, 33333 from Nashua, says, thank you for your courage.
	Adam and John, can I get some dating karma French bulldog version, please?
	May we?
	You've got Karma And then Chris Kimmich from Sashi, Texas?
	Not familiar with it.
	S-A-C-H-S-E, which I'm pronouncing Sashi.
	Could be Sashay.
	ITM, thank you for your courage.
	De-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	Sir Latte, Knight of the Bremelos from Bremerton, Washington, 33333.
	It's our favorite executive producer number.
	I received a check in the mail recently from the U.S. Treasury for $333, and it was at that point I knew it was time to donate and become an executive producer.
	Everyone should do it at least once in their life.
	I tried to opt out of these government payments, which included not only a scan of my driver's license, but they also wanted a biometric scan of my face from many angles.
	That's where I drew the line.
	I figured I'd just keep the money and send it to the boys at No Agenda.
	Also known as the show.
	The other thing I wanted to bring to people's attention is monoclonal antibody treatments, i.e.
	Regeneron for COVID-19.
	Ah, yes.
	This is what we were just talking about.
	This is how we learn stuff, because we are the best producers.
	Apparently, he says, the U.S. spent more than $2 billion on these treatments, which are available in hospitals around the country, and yet thousands of doses are going unused.
	The treatment is generally given to immunocompromised people or those who have not been fully vaccinated.
	This treatment must be administered within 10 days of testing positive.
	I think this is what Trump had, right?
	He had Regeneron.
	Oh, he says he had Regeneron.
	Yes, he did.
	I don't know if it's super effective, but it's certainly not being promoted, and that makes total sense.
	I live in Washington State.
	My brother-in-law recently tested positive for COVID-19, so he found that his local hospital was on the list that received these antibody treatments, but it wasn't something that's being acknowledged.
	You have to know about it and demand a prescription for the treatment from your own doctors.
	Okay.
	Florida.
	And he winds up by saying he wants a stay safe, wheezy, a wheeze from Fauci, and a foamer.
	Stay safe!
	Oh my god!
	Listen to that horn!
	Now, somebody sent in a note telling us that the stay safe that you have clipped there actually came from one of the meetups.
	Stay safe!
	Oh, that's possible, yeah, from one of the meetup reports.
	It's dynamite.
	Oh, it's the best.
	And, you know, you were so right.
	You nailed it.
	This is so important that we all remember that this is stay safe, and you can say stay safe, and you can mock it.
	But it is the Heil Hitler of our era.
	Yep.
	Robert Stokes is next on the list.
	He's from Midlothian, Texas.
	333.33.
	Forgive me, Podfather.
	It's been over 333 days since my last donation.
	In my defense, I have hit two people in the mouth since, calling them out.
	My smoking hot wife, Stephanie, and Topo John are douchebags.
	Lastly, can America get some pull-out karma?
	Yeah, no problem.
	Pull it out, boys.
	You've got karma.
	Chris Hewitt, dear Adam and John, I followed up the donation with the email note with the subject line, birthday donation, all the best.
	Did you get this from Chris Hewitt?
	I sent it on.
	I don't know why it's not...
	I'll look it up.
	Yeah, I think it may mean only that he has someone on the birthday list, but okay.
	Well, while you look that up, Tom Pyburn, 33333, Athens, Alabama.
	In the morning, from Athens, Alabama, in the heart of FEMA Region 4.
	Hello, FEMA Region 4.
	In honor of my smoking hot wife, Rhonda Pyburn's 53rd trip around the sun, I wanted to do something very special to honor her, for her to become an executive producer.
	We've been punching each other in the mouth since we discovered your outstanding podcast in the beginning of the China virus.
	Your deconstruction of the M5M propaganda has truly kept both of us anchored in reality and kept us sane while the world has descended into clown world.
	And after 25 years of marriage, and they never had a fight, and two strong, smart, and questioning human resources, she is my friend, rock, and true love.
	In her honor, I'd like to request a roll-tie de-douching R2-D2 karma and don't eat me Hillary Clinton.
	So, that's interesting.
	It's...
	He wants to...
	Don't eat me.
	I'm going to have to see how we do that.
	Thanks again for what you guys do and your quick response on Mastodon.
	We really look forward to each show.
	Continued success.
	Love and Lit.
	Tom Pyburn.
	And...
	Well, that's very nice.
	Congratulations, Rhonda.
	You're on the birthday list.
	And congratulations on 25 years together.
	Congratulations, Rhonda.
	You've been de-douched.
	Eat me, Hillary Clinton!
	You've got...
	So I go do my search on Chris Hewitt, and now I remember this, because I sent him a note back saying, well, you know, maybe you should send some details.
	Here's the note from Saturday.
	He says, I'm looking to make a donation for tomorrow's show, along with a note for my wife's birthday.
	If I pay via PayPal and follow up with a note via email, would that work for you guys?
	Big thanks, Chris.
	So I said, yeah, well, you know, maybe if you get us the note in time.
	So I just looked.
	No, there's no other note.
	So his wife should be on the birthday list.
	I don't know if she is.
	But I don't see another note.
	This is the last note I got, which is the note saying he's going to send a note.
	If you're going to send a note, I don't want to get into it.
	Well, hold on.
	Chris Hewitt, and what's his wife's name?
	Doesn't say.
	He just says his wife.
	Mrs.
	Hewitt.
	And any age on his wife?
	No.
	Hmm.
	Yeah.
	That's so weird.
	That's very weird.
	I hate it when that happens.
	No, this is the only note I've got from him.
	Which was the original note.
	Yeah, I don't have anything either.
	I mean, I always look if there's something missing, but no.
	I'm looking for spam?
	Nope, not in the spam box.
	No, I do not have anything, so.
	Alright, well, I put your wife on the list.
	We got that.
	We can guarantee you that part.
	Derek Allison, Rock Springs, Wyoming, 33333.
	I've been listening to your podcast since my friend Travis T. Bags Baggett introduced me to it in June.
	By the way, Adam, Travis also lives in Hill Country.
	Okay?
	I have greatly appreciated all the information you have provided by deconstructing the media and government agenda, which has been keeping me sane in an irrational world.
	If I could, please get a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And a douchebag for Travis.
	Who hasn't donated yet, that would be awesome.
	Also, a freedom and screw your freedom from the two ISOs from the previous show.
	In the morning, Derek Allison.
	Freedom!
	Screw your freedom.
	All right, there you go.
	Sir Henry of Flower Field.
	33333, Sir Henry of Flower Field, providing my yearly donation.
	Nice.
	That's it.
	Thank you, Sir Henry.
	Thank you for that.
	Nice and sweet.
	Okay, here's another one.
	Mike.
	Anonymous?
	Anonymous, and I gotta go look up, see my email to John from, and he's got his name here.
	I do not want to include my full name.
	Yeah, okay.
	If you could write this much in this note, why don't you just put the whole note into this PayPal thing?
	It's behind me.
	Anonymous, and John, you'll see if you can find that.
	I did not see that one come up.
	333.
	Al Gonsulin.
	Al Gonsulin.
	Algoncelin333.
	No note, but highly appreciated.
	Then we have Steve Weiss, who says, In the morning, and thank you both.
	First, I think this makes me a knight.
	If true, then please knight me, Sir Vegas, King of the Land of Mongo.
	Is that how this works?
	And I'll take a boogity jingle, please.
	Yes, that's exactly how it works, and we have checked, and you do indeed qualify 100%, so very excited about that for you.
	Second, despite all I know, I caved on Friday and I got the J&J. They're making my life very hard for us in the entertainment field to work.
	From the time I walked in the door of the clinic, I felt remorse.
	I almost turned away then, and as I sat to get the jab, I almost stood up and walked out.
	Now I wish I had.
	I've been on vitamin D and quercetin for 18 months, ivermectin for the last month.
	I should have stood up.
	I didn't.
	I feel horrible about the decision now.
	I can't take it back.
	At 55, I want to retire soon.
	I took the easy way out.
	I know this will not happen again.
	I found my line in the sand.
	I just feel terrible that I didn't hold the line.
	Steve, first of all, you're going to be a knight.
	And it's okay.
	You know, you made your decision.
	I think hopefully you'll be fine.
	It was the J&J, you said?
	Yeah.
	I shouldn't be that bad off.
	I don't think...
	It's a small percentage that has adverse reactions, but it's...
	Very, yeah.
	But it's enough to make you...
	But it's nasty.
	It's like the first guy that got this shot was our medevac guy in Colorado.
	DMT. Yeah.
	Our EMT guy.
	Bad chat.
	So, if anything, I'd say you're very brave.
	You did that, and you're very brave.
	Because I won't do it.
	But, of course, I don't have as much to lose.
	You're fired.
	You've got karma.
	No luck for an anonymous donor from $33.
	Amanda's For a better life beyond your freedom.
	Build back better For someone else Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Hi, Jonathan Neighbors from Salem, Oregon.
	22720.
	First time donor after two years of listening, so a de-douching is in order.
	I agree.
	You've been de-douched.
	Shout out to my smoking hot wife, Mallory, who is about to lose her job as a nurse here in Oregon for not taking the jab.
	Fun times!
	All right, man.
	Good.
	Good for her.
	Good for you.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Why don't you keep reading?
	So I'll go to Arthur Brewer, $200.
	He says, this is a switcheroo here.
	Ah, because my son, Alex Brewer, of Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.
	It's his 33rd trip around the sun.
	It begins on August 28th.
	And this is an early birthday present to keep on trucking.
	My two brothers from other mothers.
	All right, so this is a switcheroo.
	And we make sure it's Alex Brewer.
	Brewer that we put in there, and we're good to go, and he's also on the list.
	All right, Elise Putnam, $200.
	There's no note from her.
	And she's in Henderson, Nevada.
	Thank you.
	Sir D. of Holland-Dish Radding.
	Holland-Dish Radding.
	Sir D of Holland...
	Nailed it.
	Yeah, sure.
	Boom.
	200 bucks.
	Thank you for your courage, Sir D of Holland...
	This one is toughy for me.
	It's a hard one, to be fair.
	Adair Dillaha.
	You guys might like this one.
	And then he's got a link to a Twitter tweet.
	So we'll have to go look at it, see if we like it.
	Your turn.
	And my turn, and the last associate executive producer.
	Our last donor.
	Yes.
	Arthur Saint, $200.
	Arthur is from the U.S., but not sure where.
	Actually, it's not Arthur.
	It's Arthur's wife.
	My husband's name is Arthur Saint.
	I want to gift him an associate executive producer credit for his birthday.
	Yeah, but she says she wants to gift him an executive producer credit.
	Right, but she's going to get an associate executive producer credit.
	Yes, she should know.
	Well, I don't think she does because she basically hijacked his account, I think.
	It's coming in as him.
	Yeah, he used his money.
	Well, that's very kind.
	That's very sweet.
	That's what women should do.
	If you're giving your man a gift, so he gets an associate executive producer credit for his birthday, August 26th.
	He doesn't know I'm doing this, so if you could, please tell him, happy birthday.
	And he also said he wanted to hear you call Chloe out as a douchebag.
	Hey, Chloe!
	Douchebag!
	Chloe must be one of the kids.
	Ah, you don't know.
	Could be a sister.
	Could be a neighbor.
	Could be a lot of annoying Chloes around.
	Yeah, well, Chloe, if you have the name Chloe, you're going to have an interesting life.
	I have a make good for Stephanie Robertson, who I think we couldn't find a note for on the last show.
	Hey, I made a donation on August 6th.
	Oh, this is a couple weeks ago.
	Along with a note asking if you would wish my husband a happy birthday for August 17th.
	It was never announced and it made me sad.
	LOL. I was so excited for my husband to hear happy birthday from you because he really likes you both and your podcast.
	He's been a lawyer-listener for a lot of years.
	If you could please announce it on your next show, I would be forever grateful.
	Well, yes, indeed.
	Happy birthday.
	Is he on the list?
	This is a good question.
	Forget it again.
	You get in the vortex.
	Oh, it's so bad when that happens.
	Hold on, let me see the birthdays.
	Oh, that's hilarious, isn't it?
	Stephanie Robertson...
	No...
	Of course not.
	Hold on a second.
	Let me put it in.
	Stephanie Robertson.
	Ah, okay.
	I'll get this done.
	Robertson to her husband.
	And we don't know his name either, which kind of sucks.
	But we should know his name, Robertson.
	Yeah, because there's so few Robertsons in the country.
	Yeah.
	And then Sir Sean Blackknight of the dude's name Ben sent me a note.
	Just want to let you know Sir Nifty needs a health karma.
	He's been battling the Rona for a week.
	He is on oxygen and he's in the hospital.
	So we'll give him a little health karma there.
	You've got karma.
	All right, this concludes our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1375 of the No Agenda Show.
	Thank you.
	We've got some Insta nights.
	This is fantastic.
	Good day.
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	Got a couple things.
	I got to just.
	I only have one clip.
	It's kind of interesting.
	This is election scam news.
	I'm going to keep up with this because what's his name?
	The pillow guy?
	By the way, I decided to order.
	I wanted to try.
	He had a sale on his towels.
	Are you kidding me now?
	No, I'm not kidding you.
	Because I was going to bring this up.
	I just want to tell you.
	Hold on a second.
	I registered for his Frank.com, whatever his Frank speaking, where he has all his shows.
	And so now, because you can't watch until you register.
	Every single day I get stuff like this.
	Mike Lindell thanks you for your support.
	Flash sale!
	Six-piece MyPillow bath towels.
	Regularly $109.99.
	Now $39.99.
	Promo code AUDIT50. AUDIT50. To buy now, click MyPillow.com.
	Watch Mike's new show live.
	So he's doing kind of like a reverse Alex Jones.
	I ordered these towels a month ago.
	I have not received anything.
	Did you?
	Oh.
	Where'd you order them from?
	From MyPillow.com?
	Straight online on his site.
	Wow.
	Well, that's an outrage.
	Well, I gotta see.
	I gotta make sure their credit card went through or something.
	Well, my credit card's good, but it's possible that their online ordering system's a piece of crap.
	That's possible.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But no towels.
	So he's involved with all this stuff, but probably to an excess.
	To be honest about it, I think he's annoying.
	But let's go to election scam news.
	This is in Colorado.
	In rural western Colorado, a county clerk has been barred from overseeing this fall's election after allegedly facilitating a security breach of election equipment.
	Colorado Public Radio's Steena Sig reports the clerk's supporters held a rally today.
	We love Steena!
	We love Steena!
	The crowd, holding American flags and homemade signs, gathered outside Mesa County's election office.
	County Clerk Tina Peters is accused of bringing an unauthorized person into a secure room where the county's election equipment was stored and allowing him to make copies of a hard drive.
	Shelly Lucas attended the protest in support of Peters and believes the government is trying to frame the official.
	They've been cheating for years, and it's got to stop, and it's got to stop now.
	Peters, the Mesa County clerk, recently spoke at a conference organized by Mike Lindell, who is known for pushing election conspiracies.
	Yeah, you know, it's interesting that it's really brushed off, but...
	The stuff that they're showing is quite interesting.
	It looks like a crazy-ass show.
	Like a bunch of nut jobs because it's so poorly produced.
	But the actual information that Lindell brings up, you know, it's like, okay, that looks to me like that was fraud.
	Yeah, I agree with that.
	By the way, I should mention there's a little thing in there.
	She used the term handmade signs.
	Which, of course, we always bitch about the fact when you see a rally or a protest and everyone's wearing these...
	Professional signs, yeah.
	Professionally printed signs.
	I went to one of these things a few years back.
	We reported on it.
	It was about releasing some report or something.
	Big protests in El Cerrito with a bunch of old farts.
	And yeah, there are handmade signs, but there's one guy making all the signs.
	He's got a big pile of signs, blank signs, and he's got like big marquees, big sharpie markers, and they're the big fat ones.
	And he comes up, he says, what do you want on the sign?
	You tell him, and he makes the sign, or he puts his own thing on there, and it's just bullcrap.
	It's not that anyone's coming with a sign.
	I saved my sign, though.
	But I think it's good.
	We do need to keep our eye on this because that is definitely part of the earlier scenario I told you where we implicate China and throw Joe Biden out because he's been installed by a foreign government.
	And we fly them all to Gitmo and they all hang.
	That's how it rolls, man.
	Part of the story seems to be a little loose.
	Hey, you know, but I want to make sure we have all the information.
	We cover everything on this show.
	We try.
	Let's check in with the Great Reset.
	Let's see how things are going.
	Part of the Great Reset would be the cyber pandemic.
	And yesterday, the State Department announced that it was hit by a...
	This is Reuters.
	I'll read this interesting Reuters language.
	U.S. State Department was recently hit by a cyber attack.
	And notifications of a possible serious breach were made by the Department of Defense command.
	It's unclear when the breach was discovered, but it believes it happened a couple of weeks ago.
	So what they're saying is it could be really bad.
	It could be really broad.
	We don't know.
	Security reasons we can't discuss, but it doesn't seem like that's very good.
	Let's check in with how the Great Reset is going with small businesses, shall we?
	You know, the ones that could only do curbside and really were shut down, weren't allowed to operate.
	Amazon says it's expanding into the brick-and-mortar business with plans to open department store-style retail outlets.
	Each space will be about 30,000 square feet, smaller than typical department stores, but still stocked full of items like clothing, household items, and electronics.
	Now, this is the takeover.
	First, we crush them with lockdowns, with mandates, and then we just open up Amazon stores.
	Yeah.
	I predict the malls that you see now in decay will just be Amazon.
	And why not?
	It would just go in.
	It's a huge warehouse.
	It's where they have the stuff anyway.
	And it's got a front on it.
	That's a good idea.
	Yeah, you could walk around.
	They could block off half of them and make them just pick and pack operations for the locals for the one hour delivery.
	Yeah.
	Have little vans going in and out of the back, and then have the other half of the place, which is still, you know, whatever was once a JCPanties or a Macy's.
	Yeah, just a warehouse.
	Make that a big giant Amazon store.
	Yeah.
	With different things on display.
	Yeah.
	And no cash register.
	You just pick it up and walk out.
	It automatically detects it.
	Oh yeah, that's the way to go.
	Otherwise you get too much shoplifting.
	Let's see.
	You won't own anything.
	You'll love that in the future.
	Of course, cash is dirty.
	We're never going to use cash anymore.
	It's got germs.
	Oh yeah, it's very dirty, very nasty.
	It facilitates all kinds of illegal activity.
	And Allegiant Stadium was very proud to be participating in the Wave of the Future just a few months ago.
	With the 2020 NFL season around the corner, there is exciting news coming out of Las Vegas.
	Allegiance Stadium will be the first venue in American pro sports to open as a completely cashless venue.
	Oh, let's check out how that went.
	It's the first time the WWE has held SummerSlam at an NFL stadium.
	And it's been fireworks from the stage to the frustration among fans.
	So the point of sale systems at Allegiant Stadium went down during the event.
	Some Fox 5 employees who were there at SummerSlam, they sent us these videos.
	Empty vendors.
	So the stadium's already a cashless venue, but now no one was able to buy any food or drinks.
	One vendor told us it was a problem with what's called Shift4.
	That's the payment processing company at the stadium.
	So here's what Shift4 tweeted out earlier tonight.
	We're aware of a nationwide processing outage at TSYS, one of the largest payment platforms in the country.
	This outage is impacting some of our customers and many other payment providers.
	I predict so much more of this in the future.
	Oh, this is the future.
	Yeah, we're living.
	You're right.
	We're living.
	And it's great.
	You know, the dude's name ban and the other discouraged kids under 18 that you can't be really arrested for much.
	They're going to go after these guys.
	You can't pull this off.
	Not with this crowd.
	Not going to happen.
	It's going to be one thing fail after another, especially when it's all on bailing wire so far.
	It's very loosely knit together with microservices architecture and a spit in a prayer.
	It's not going to happen.
	Well, you know, it's like what I've really discovered running Linux Mint on that old three-year-old Surface Go, which is the most underpowered machine Microsoft makes.
	And it was underpowered for Windows.
	And I just got to wonder, what was Windows doing?
	Because Linux Mint runs fast.
	You know, I'm barely using 20% of the processor at all times.
	Yeah.
	But Windows was sluggish and slow and it's just, it's crap built on top of crap.
	And I think Apple is going, although I think they're better at Perhaps the product they get out there, but man, all the stuff they're trying to do, they can't provide the ultimate protection of everything and all that.
	Did you see this letter to Tim Cook?
	No.
	Okay, so this is actually about the child sexual sex abuse material, and we talked about that two shows ago where they say, you know, we're going to scan all mail that comes through, or really I think it's iMessages, they'll do it for everything eventually, against a database that just has A hash representation of these images.
	So if the image matches, which you're not actually looking at it, but it matches on a computer determination of it, then that will be sent off to authorities.
	Okay.
	So first there was a big piece in the Wall Street Journal about these...
	Where are they?
	These...
	The university...
	I've got to bring it up here.
	They built an exact system that Apple is proposing and they said that they found no way to do it here.
	We built a system like Apple's to flag child sexual abuse material and concluded this technology was dangerous.
	And who was this?
	What was the reason for it being dangerous?
	Because it is so easy to add additional content to the database that would then be scanned.
	You can track people.
	Governments, of course, would be pushing companies to add more stuff.
	It's like what they're saying is it's the genie.
	You do that once, it's out of the bottle, and forget about it.
	It was a whole research paper they did not.
	They built the whole thing, and they just said it was alarming.
	It was alarming what will be possible, and from the way they understand it, this is exactly what Apple is building.
	So Tim Cook got a letter.
	The undersigned organizations committed to civil rights, human rights, and digital rights around the world urge Apple to abandon its plans.
	And I'm not going to read the letter to you, but the list of human rights organizations, holy crap, from all over the world, too.
	You know, if Apple doesn't do it, if the technology can be done, and if you notice that it's a problem because you did a report, Somebody's going to do it.
	China?
	Well, this is what I was thinking.
	I think China said to Apple, okay, we want this, and you might as well do it for everybody, otherwise we'll kick you out.
	How about that?
	They do stuff for China all the time that we wouldn't do here.
	Take stuff out of the App Store.
	All kinds of stuff.
	Yeah.
	To me, this is China saying, the CCP saying...
	China wants this.
	China wants to...
	Because they got this population they believe is...
	The Chinese public is generally smart.
	The average IQ in China is some of the highest in the world.
	You can't have people like that running around doing what they want.
	Yeah.
	So, I don't know.
	Yeah, we're China.
	China's gonna be...
	China's a problem.
	Yes.
	Yeah, it is a problem.
	It's just a little separate thing.
	It's a little COVID follow-up.
	This one I thought was interesting.
	It's Jesse Jackson, vaccinated Jesse Jackson.
	Guess what happened to him?
	Oh, I can only guess.
	Civil rights icon Jesse Jackson and his wife have been hospitalized in Chicago after testing positive for the coronavirus.
	In a statement, his activist group says the 79-year-old was vaccinated.
	He's also fighting Parkinson's disease, a neurological disorder.
	Oh, that sucks.
	Now, what is the deal with, you tested positive and now he's in the hospital.
	Did he test positive with no symptoms?
	I mean, it just doesn't make sense to me.
	You don't test positive, you test positive and isolate.
	He has Parkinson's.
	This is why they mention it.
	Comorbidity.
	So they're going to kill him.
	Oh, maybe.
	That could be, yeah.
	But this breakthrough, I do have a little, I don't have clips necessarily, but Louisiana, 20% of deaths are people vaccinated.
	The UK... This, by the way, is really, this reporting on this is very crummy.
	We had a letter from somebody saying that they refuse to take, a lot of these hospitals refuse to take the numbers of people who have actually been vaccinated that are hospitalized.
	Yeah, they're just not reporting it.
	Yeah, and the UK? In the UK, yes.
	What happened in the UK is they opened up and then they had a brief spike and now it's waning.
	So now it's going away.
	But people who have been previously vaccinated are showing up more often at the hospital.
	The double jabs are now close to 70% of all cases and 60% of all deaths in the UK. Where did you get this document?
	It's from Investigation of Novel SARS-CoV-2 Variant of Concern from gov.uk What?
	Is the government documents making these claims?
	It's just the numbers, man.
	Yeah.
	Now, I don't think it's tens of thousands of people, because we know all of this is down significantly.
	But what it seems to me, not being a doctor, but having studied doctors for, you know, our year and a half of doing this, is, as expected, the variant is created because it, you know, goes around the vaccinated.
	And then it gets the vaccinated sick.
	I don't think it's probably more contagious but less lethal for sure.
	Isn't that kind of the nature of viruses?
	They get weaker over time as they mutate.
	And it's really not such a big deal other than that we never really did the ferret test.
	It's like when you are vaccinated with every single coronavirus they've tried on ferrets, it was great, antibodies good, then they got the in-the-wild virus, and it killed them!
	Now, I don't think that it's going to be killing people like that, but maybe.
	You hope.
	Well, of course I hope.
	Um...
	But I see too much politics.
	I don't think there's much danger.
	The fear, you know, the hospitals not treating you properly, that's a real danger.
	Politicians are taking their hands off of that.
	That's just handy for them.
	People dying.
	Why?
	Because they want to vent them right away.
	The whole thing is concerning.
	I worry that we'll get through this somehow on the other side and everyone will be like, I forgot.
	Well, what?
	Who did what again?
	Oh, no.
	And you expect otherwise?
	Yeah, exactly.
	I mean, we're one of the only shows out there that actually brings back the old clips to remind people.
	Remind people what's going on.
	So Jennifer Granholm, the EPA or the climate czar?
	No, no, no.
	Granholm is our energy secretary.
	The energy secretary comes out to the Bay Area to talk about climate change.
	And, you know, she was a lousy governor, and she's just a lousy person.
	But let's listen to what she has to say, because we've got to make this transition to climate change again.
	This COVID thing is really ruining it.
	Hold on a second.
	You've got low volume on some of these clips.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	That's just possible.
	Here we go.
	U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm made her first professional visit to the Bay Area last week since...
	Hold on.
	Do you have two of the same or is one different?
	I only have one.
	Oh, no.
	You know what happened?
	Somehow I copied over it, I guess.
	Yeah, okay.
	No, I copied it.
	It's a long story, but there's two of the exact same.
	They're both exactly the same.
	All right, we'll start it over.
	And by the way, this is a NPR local reporter, and she's actually paid.
	She's paid.
	She gets paid a living wage to read.
	To do this.
	To sound like she can't even read.
	U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm made her first professional visit to the Bay Area last week since becoming the top federal energy official.
	She spoke with KQED's Kevin Stark from our climate desk.
	Granholm reviewed innovations in desalination and battery technology at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and promoted efforts to speed up siting solar on homes.
	The Secretary says the U.S. needs to act with urgency following the release of the U.N.'s latest climate report and that residential solar is crucial to meeting the administration's goal of 100% clean electricity by 2035.
	The West is on fire.
	Our hair should be on fire.
	This isn't an exclamation point.
	If this isn't a flashing code red on the fact that we have to act with urgency, I don't know what is.
	In her view, the U.S. needs to move swiftly to eliminate methane and carbon emissions, potent greenhouse gases emitted by humans burning fossil fuels.
	Oh, man.
	You know, she did a bit.
	It was an hour and a half.
	I couldn't even stand it.
	She went out with, who's the, Gina McCarthy.
	Who is our climate change czar.
	I forget what her...
	No, she's the EPA, I think.
	She's EPA, yes.
	Because I think it's Carrie who's the climate change czar.
	Oh, right.
	So she went out in a zero-emission truck, and they were together in the truck talking about how great it's going to be, producing it right here, right here in America, electric trucks.
	And they were so cringy.
	And she is...
	I think she knows really very little of substance matter.
	She really doesn't know what she's talking about.
	And she's all just like, oh yeah, we need residential solar.
	Well, I happen to have looked into it.
	What exactly does that mean?
	Residential solar, I think what they mean is feed it back into the grid.
	I think that's what they're talking about.
	Yeah, I think so too.
	But I'm looking at, by the way, residential solar, which might work in parts of Texas.
	We have not had the sun in any meaningful way since about June 28th.
	Right now, there's no sun out.
	This has been going on.
	This is the longest fog and haze moment I've ever experienced during a summer in California.
	That's just because you guys are the hell pit of the country.
	You are, like, the devil lives there.
	Well, the devil probably does live there, but he's in San Francisco, he's not in the East Bay.
	Clowning it over for you.
	If you want to have something that works, I mean, you can't really run your house on solar.
	I mean, there's just no way.
	If you want to do it with batteries and have a trickle charge so you have enough batteries to keep on going, I mean, just running it all on solar, you're talking $70,000, and then it's batteries that will go bad after a point.
	It's just no way.
	At least not with the battery technology we have now, Elon.
	And by the way, these batteries are a problem.
	Chevrolet announced it is expanding its voluntary recall of their Bolt electric vehicles today.
	The recall will replace two defective battery modules they say are at risk of catching fire in rare circumstances.
	The recall is expanded to all Bolt models from 2019 through 2022.
	Sounds pretty bad to me.
	In other words, all Bolt models.
	Yes, all of them.
	Every single one.
	The purge continues.
	You probably saw the FBI came out with a report.
	No, it was a leak, not a report.
	And they said, well, you know, we really can't tie Trump to organized capital riot violence.
	Which means they really are going to drop that.
	And it's obvious because what they said was no leaders were involved in any organization.
	And we're not going to look any further because they have at least, what is it, 10, 12, 15 more FBI informants or collaborators who were there.
	They want to drop it all.
	They don't want anyone to find out what happened.
	Matt Gaetz actually tweeted something, and I think Matt Gaetz is a bit of a douche.
	But here's what he tweeted.
	It's like QAnon.
	The game you're watching isn't the game being played.
	It's like McAfee does this from the grave.
	FBI doesn't exonerate people, especially Stone and Joan types.
	Today's narrative change is all about protecting FBI assets in militia groups who animated the acuity of criminality on J6. Yeah, Gates is somewhat out of control.
	He's been showing up at some of these rallies that the pillow guy's been doing.
	And I have a couple of clips of him because they're kind of quasi-entertaining.
	He's taken a lot of cues from Tucker Carlson by being insulting.
	And here's Gates on Lloyd Austin, our Secretary of Defense guy who he thinks is a moron.
	Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin might be the stupidest person to have ever served in a presidential cabinet in America's history.
	He has failed up more than anyone I can imagine.
	In the conflict in Syria, remember when Barack Obama thought that we could be involved in regime change in Syria?
	Like we were trying to go win something in Syria, like that was going to be, you know, the 51st state or something.
	Well, they had General Austin at the time, his job was to go and put together a Syrian fighting force.
	And after the first battle, he had trained four or five people who survived.
	They had spent $48 million on that project.
	And if you spend $48 million to train up a fighting force, you should definitely know if it is four or five who survived the first battle.
	Laughter There should be no distinction about that.
	You should definitely know.
	But this guy proceeded to fail up, and when he became the Secretary of Defense, his first action wasn't a sane analysis of what was really going on in Afghanistan.
	It wasn't the interests of our fellow Americans.
	He had a stand-down in the military so we could all reflect on our white supremacy and our extremism.
	Laughter The problem faced by the United States military is the threat of radical Islamic terrorism, not the threat that comes from the patriotism of the people who wear the uniform.
	I am so sick of this guy.
	I really am.
	He's only in the news for this kind of stuff with Marjorie Taylor Greene, and I like her.
	I think she's very smart.
	Maybe I'm not getting exposed to any of the actual things she's doing, but this going around the country is kind of like what Trump is doing, and I can't, it's hard to watch this.
	It's like, it's like with Trump, it's like, well, you know, you remember I did, I did.
	It's like, shut up!
	Well, Gates is running for president against DeSantis.
	I would not vote for this guy.
	No one will, but he doesn't know that.
	And by the way, talking about falling up, he comes from a political family.
	He comes from Swamp.
	Oh, there's some very screwy things in his background.
	Yeah, he comes from Swamp.
	But I do want to play this clip of him again, but this time he is with your friend Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	And she is now, this I thought was a good clip because this is another thing that no one's going to report under any circumstances anyway, even if Pelosi lets her get away with it.
	So Marjorie, one of our first meetings, I don't even think the ink was dry on your election certificate.
	And without an appointment, you barged into my office, threw everyone out, sat down, looked me dead in the eye and said, we have to impeach Joe Biden.
	Yeah.
	How did you know so early?
	Well, you know, there's a certain guy named Tony Bobulinski that popped back in the news today.
	You guys remember him?
	Yeah, well, I talked to him a good bit before I made it to Congress, and we all know Joe Biden is corrupt, right?
	Yeah.
	And Matt knows me really well.
	Yes, I do have articles of impeachment drawn up to submit tomorrow.
	Because I believe in firing people when they're corrupt and they do a bad job.
	And Joe Biden is failing America and he needs to be impeached.
	We have a national security crisis at our southern border, ladies and gentlemen.
	And Joe Biden left Americans behind in Afghanistan at the mercy of the Taliban.
	That is not a president representing the United States of America.
	We're filing articles of impeachment on Joe Biden tomorrow.
	I like that.
	I like that she's working for the Democrats, getting Joe out of the way.
	Now, I agree with that, and the thing is, I think that both her and Gates are just kind of analogs of, if you remember, Al Green, greasy Al Green and Maxine Waters, both talking about impeaching Trump all the time since day one.
	No, that's an excellent point.
	Al Green, man.
	He was always...
	You're right.
	They are an analog.
	You're so right.
	And it's like, I've heard all this.
	They're just out there campaigning, campaigning, campaigning.
	Go to the real fight.
	Where was this?
	Iowa.
	I had hope for Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	I think you did have hope, and I kind of did too, but I'm now thinking she's just another Maxine Waters.
	It's the way she's acting.
	She's not dumb.
	She knows, and I like that she's putting, and she did the articles of impeachment the first time around.
	That's why the Republican Party hates her, because they said, oh, no, no, don't do that.
	The minute she came in, she did anyway.
	But now...
	No, this is, again, they're jockeying for position.
	She maybe thinks she could be vice president.
	Gates definitely thinks he's running for president, but he's going to be in the same situation as Kamala Harris when she thought she was running for president and nobody voted for it.
	You get 3% approval or whatever.
	Right.
	Even if it was that high.
	But she was on the debate stage.
	Can you imagine we could wind up in a situation where Kamala Harris is running to be re-elected as president and Matt Gaetz is challenging her?
	This is the end of the country!
	It's over.
	Like you said, he's going to get nowhere.
	He's a showboater, and he's slightly offensive in a lot of different ways.
	Yeah, he can make a good point now and again, but he does not project well.
	No, no, no.
	He does not project.
	He's not a guy that you can look and say, well, I want him to be president.
	Yeah, exactly.
	DeSantis, just looking at the package, he's got the package.
	He's out there.
	DeSantis has got everything going on.
	They're doing everything they can to thwart this guy.
	And he's also doing the business of the people, and when he needs to, he slams the president.
	He's smart.
	He knows how to do it with a plum.
	Yes, a plum.
	A plum.
	A plum.
	Exactly.
	There's this weird clip from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
	And I'll have to tell you what it was, but I'm going to play the audio.
	And I've analyzed this video over and over again.
	I really believe it's authentic.
	Anything could be a fake.
	So it's a news report, and they're rolling B-roll, and there's three government dudes, and they're outside.
	In a certain part, she stops with her voiceover.
	You just see these dudes, and there's a little bit of ambient noise, but you expect more voiceover.
	And then it cuts to...
	What looks like a satanic ritual on a high school stage with an upside-down cross and, you know, like, Coven-like dressed-up weird people saying, Hail Satan!
	And then it just switched back.
	What?
	Yeah, so I'll play the audio.
	So here's the newsreader.
	This is Queensland Parliament.
	The state government announced the proposed legislation today.
	It's in part due to the stabbing of a police dog during an arrest in Brisbane last year.
	Okay, so now there's just B-roll of these guys and then all of a sudden it cuts over and you'll hear the Hail Satan.
	Here it comes.
	Hail Satan.
	Hail Satan.
	And then she just continues.
	And it's these weird dudes, like, on stage, dressed up with, you know, pointy hats or whatever, you know, orange-reddish light, upside-down cross, and says, Hail Satan!
	And it comes right in the middle of the newscast.
	Wow.
	Yeah, it's good, isn't it?
	Yeah, I guess.
	Good for what?
	I'm not sure.
	Subliminal programming, baby.
	Something's up.
	Subliminal programming.
	Wow.
	Some real news.
	This is interesting because when we go into television producer mode, We understand exactly how the business works.
	So when we're in television producer mode, we talk the way a-hole television producers do.
	All of them, by the way.
	Spin around, honey.
	Let me take a look at your butt.
	Okay, yeah, she's good.
	Now she's got to shave her legs.
	All these horrible things.
	Am I right or am I right?
	Come on.
	Yeah, totally.
	That's exactly the way it goes.
	So it's not...
	Well, it's very interesting to see that Mike Richards, who is a pretty powerful executive producer in Hollywood.
	Oh, yeah, I love this story.
	He's produced a number of hit game shows in particular.
	Yeah, he comes from the Goodson Todman School of Game Show.
	This guy is a hundred millionaire, very successful.
	He's loaded, yeah.
	And so he decides that even though I think everyone would love to see LeVar Burton become the new host of Jeopardy!
	He decides, I'm the new host of Jeopardy!, which is A, in the television business or the radio business, so typical.
	Like, oh, see, I knew it.
	It's elsewhere.
	It's in politics, too.
	Dick Cheney pulled the same stunt.
	Right, yeah.
	Dick Cheney was the guy assigned to figure out who's going to be vice president for Bush, and he gave the job to himself.
	Exactly.
	And it's because these guys, oh, I can do it better than that.
	I'm sure he was like, I'm glad Alex Rebeck finally died.
	I get my chance where I belong.
	I'm so much better than him.
	And it did not end well.
	So this is a big takedown in Hollywood.
	Very, um, notable.
	This morning, new Jeopardy!
	host Mike Richards facing backlash yet again.
	This time for sexist remarks resurfacing from a 2014 podcast he hosted.
	Beth got a job being a, was it a booth h***?
	What is a booth, babe?
	A booth is someone who dresses up in very provocative clothes.
	Let me check the rules on that.
	No, we can't do that.
	In an explosive new article, The Ringer unearthing several clips from The Random Show.
	In one, the soon-to-be host commenting on how women look in one-piece bathing suits versus bikinis.
	But they all look terrible in the picture.
	They look fat and not good in the picture.
	It's bad.
	I can't wait.
	Wasn't it Jimmy Kimmel who made the girls jump up and down on the trampoline?
	You look great.
	Richards also recently under fire for a 2010 lawsuit from when he was the executive producer of The Price is Right.
	One of that show's models claiming she faced discrimination from Richards and other producers after she became pregnant.
	Richards denying the claim.
	The suit settled later out of court.
	Richards addressing that controversy in a memo obtained by Deadline saying to Jeopardy staffers, I want you all to know the way in which my comments and actions have been characterized in these complaints does not reflect the reality of who I am.
	Morale at Jeopardy is very low right now.
	But I think the reception to Richards as EP and especially now as a host has not necessarily been a positive one.
	Overnight, Richard's apologizing for the Random Show podcast episodes, telling ABC News it is humbling to confront a terribly embarrassing moment of misjudgment.
	Looking back now, there is no excuse, of course, for the comments I made on this podcast, and I am deeply sorry.
	You know, there's politics on both sides of the camera.
	Oh, yeah.
	And the system was just not going to let...
	And he's no more of a douchebag than any other executive producer on these shows.
	No.
	Showrunners, for that matter.
	No.
	And in fact, I had a Booth Babe story.
	So one year I was assigned by the New York Times to go cover Comdex.
	They didn't want to send any reporters down there, so they wanted somebody to do a mild hit piece.
	So I did it.
	And I wrote this piece on, I think it was, I can't remember what year this was, but I had to go with the editor.
	We had to go with, since I'm not a regular writer for them, a fine-tooth comb with everything.
	Whether I could use this language or not.
	And I discussed the booth babes, and I used the term booth babes, which was a term that was in common use in the trades.
	It's not an unusual term.
	It's for the girls that work the boots.
	Yeah.
	And they were called Booth Babes, and it wasn't derogatory.
	It was just a term.
	And so I had to get that past the editor.
	That got through fine.
	And my phrase, I think, was the guys would come to the—this was, again, to put down the idea of these shows.
	The men going to the shows would come by and hit on—I used hit on the Booth Babes— Which is what they did.
	And so the editor, we had to work on this sentence because the booth base was acceptable pretty quickly, but she had to find some use previously on the New York Times for the term hit on.
	What?
	Oh, yeah.
	And so this was just unbelievable.
	I don't know if they're this bad anymore, but it was really something.
	So she finally, she's digging through the archives on the database.
	They have you to use LexisNexis, mostly New York Times articles.
	And she goes, oh, Eureka!
	She says, Frank Rich used Hit On in 1977 or something.
	And I was, she says, you're good to go.
	Good to go.
	Booth babe's no problem, but Hit On now, this is a problem.
	Well, there were more Noodle Gun episodes.
	I found this interesting.
	A broadcaster in Major League Baseball is under fire for using a mocking accent.
	Jack Morris is the longtime TV commentator for the Detroit Tigers.
	He's also a Hall of Fame pitcher.
	On Tuesday, Morris used an Asian accent when talking about Shohei Otani, who's from Japan.
	Morris has been suspended indefinitely, and last night, Otani was asked about the comment through an interpreter.
	He said he wasn't offended.
	Personally, I'm not offended.
	I didn't take anything personally.
	And I have no say to what the Tigers wanted to do or what they did with him.
	And I mean, he's a Hall of Famer.
	He has a big influence in the baseball world, so it's kind of a tough spot.
	And during that same game, Morris did apologize on air before the game was over.
	The Tigers, meanwhile, released a statement saying they are disappointed by the remark.
	So, I went looking for what happened because I didn't, of course, find it.
	Yes, I did!
	Yes, I did!
	You win.
	Get ready for it because it's real short.
	Now what do you do with Shohei Otani?
	Be very, very careful.
	That was it!
	That was it!
	That was it?
	Be very, very careful.
	Here, check it again.
	Now what do you do with Shohei Otani?
	Be very, very careful.
	And what's interesting to me is that Uncle Don, Uncle Don, Uncle Don has his stories.
	Like, you have your stories, and I have my stories.
	And Uncle Don's stories are all about Vietnam, Korea, Japan.
	And all of them are like this.
	So, I learned about Shita Basho!
	Shita Basho!
	What is Shita Basho?
	It's when you play golf!
	And he does all the accents of all these luminaries, but all the Asian accents, and he'd even make a face!
	And this used to be completely cool and acceptable.
	Yeah, no.
	No.
	I'm gonna shoot you in the face with my noodle gun.
	And by the way...
	Hold on a second.
	Get the pasta block out of the way.
	I got my pasta block locked and loaded.
	Otani not being an American was not offended.
	It wasn't about him.
	I mean, he was being mocked, but I was not offended, he says.
	But that's beside the point.
	We were offended.
	I was offended.
	You know, the bosses.
	You mean the over-socialized and under-educated.
	They fired him.
	Things have gotten so nuts.
	And this is really, this is how cancel culture works.
	OnlyFans, I'm sure you've heard of OnlyFans.
	Oh yeah.
	So, which has, you know, this is income for, I would say a large amount of people, has now decided, because their payment processor requires it, they are banning sexual content.
	The exact headline from CNBC, Porn made OnlyFans a powerhouse, now it's banning sexual content after pressure from banks.
	Woe is me.
	Find another bank.
	Oh, no, you can't.
	That's the problem, isn't it?
	Well, it's MasterCard and Visa.
	Those are ultimately the two payment processors.
	So the headline says bank, but it's MasterCard and Visa.
	They're the ones that say they won't process it anymore.
	And, you know, Square goes through MasterCard, Visa, I think, one of the two.
	Everything does.
	Yeah, so this is why we can't have fun things.
	It's over.
	There was a Black Lives Matter press event in Seattle, which was strange by itself.
	And just as they're getting ready to start, the cameras, all the sticks are out, they're all looking at this guy with a Black Lives Matter t-shirt, Seattle.
	For some reason, I think he was deaf.
	So I don't know if he was speaking, signing, whatever, but he was about to get started, and maybe that's what it was.
	Like, oh, we've got the Deaf Black Lives Matter guy, who was white.
	And all of a sudden, a black mother shows up with three kids next to her, one in her arms, and goes OFF! White supremacy is not the problem.
	The Proud Boys were not the problem.
	Antifa Black Bloc are the ones who threw boats, mourners, and pepper spray at me and my children.
	My baby girl, eight years old, nearly was hit in the face with an explosive by white people, dressed up and all black, attacking me and my family.
	It is not the Proud Boys.
	And you, the city of Portland, and everybody who supports them needs to know this.
	My black children were almost hit with bombs and mortars.
	My nine-year-old son was drenched in pepper gas thrown by Antifa.
	They did not.
	Yes, they are part of the problem.
	Yes, they are part of the problem.
	But you know what?
	You, you, you and you are the problem.
	Every single local news station denied my story.
	You rejected it!
	In favor of one man with an airsoft gun!
	Yeah, I remember the airsoft gun story.
	Brave.
	Brave people.
	Good for her.
	Yeah, we still have them here in America.
	Yeah.
	All of them should be podcasters!
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	Hope it will reach you in time for the Sunday show because with it I will join the Knights of the No Agenda Roundtable.
	In fact, I reached knighthood level with my 7421 donation on the 4th of July, but somehow I didn't get around to getting my accounting sorted.
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	No Agenda Meetups!
	It's not your party!
	Yup, we got lots of parties happening around Gitmo Nation, all around the world, the No Agenda Meetups.
	You go out and hang out with people who have one thing in common that you know about the show.
	You'll be delighted with the conversations, the fun, the diversity.
	It's what human intercourse should be like.
	Let's see.
	We had a report from Charlotte, North Carolina.
	Let's see how that meetup went.
	So we're here at Ed's Tavern in Charlotte for the Charlotte Every Third Thursday meetup.
	We're going to pass the phone around here and let people give you some good in the mornings.
	Yeah, this is Sir Sean, the pit of useless knowledge in the morning.
	This is human resource number 5,675,000 with the Gen Z report.
	In the morning, this is Sir Kevin Dills, the Earl of North Carolina.
	Thank you for your courage.
	In the morning, this is Steve.
	Shout out to my brother and my sister-in-law up in Canada.
	Stay safe up there.
	This is Chip, the Woker Broker.
	John, I hope your eye feels better and just remember hindsight is 20-20.
	In the morning, this is Rick.
	John, I want more soccer hate.
	Sir Tactician from the Fresh Coast, in the morning to you.
	In the morning, it's Sheila.
	Definitely not a spook, contrary to popular opinion.
	Hi, in the morning, it's Andrea, and I'm definitely not a spook either.
	Surcyclopath saying, here I am, rocky like a hurricane.
	Ms.
	Dante, shout out to Bach.
	In the morning, this is G, the mother of the Gen Zers.
	In the morning!
	Good group out there.
	A lot of people show up at these meetups.
	Definitely, definitely worth checking one out.
	We have a couple I want to mention coming up on the calendar.
	In fact, today is the No Agenda Central Texas float meet, and that kicks off at 3.33.
	I'm sorry.
	What time is it to start?
	I'm not sure.
	You've got to check out noagenda.meetups.com.
	It's probably underway.
	It's where they're floating down the river.
	Also today, the Mediocre Reset Commission.
	That's at 3.33 p.m.
	Australian Central Standard Time.
	So they're probably done.
	They're already in bed.
	They're sleeping it off.
	Monday, the Delta Melter Night, 7 o'clock at the Cheers Cafe in Philly.
	On Wednesday, Sir Nikos Dragon of the Four Domains, lazy last-minute meetup in the 3rd, 6 p.m.
	in the Lion's Den in Waterford Township, Michigan.
	A couple other things coming up for this month.
	Houston, Texas on the 28th, Prince Edward Island, Canada, Long Beach, California, Anchorage, Alaska, Nelson, B.C., Portland, Oregon, Northeastern Ohio, Montreal, Canada, and San Antonio, Texas.
	That's just on the 28th.
	And then the 29th, we have the Netherlands, the Lowlands.
	I wonder if this has something to do with it.
	I think there's a couple of meetups happening.
	This is from Reisbeek.
	Back at the Villa, No Agenda, Lowlands, starring Professor Bob DeWitt, Society 4.0.
	September 4th, Rice Freeze Land, RSVP, or No Agenda Meetups.
	Oh, okay, it's a different one.
	That's September 4th in Reis in the Netherlands.
	Man, the Lowlands doing one on the 29th and September 4th.
	Very good.
	The No Agenda Meetups, you've got to see how many there are.
	You've got to find one near you.
	It's great to witness it at least once.
	I guarantee you'll go back.
	You'll take the spouse.
	You'll take the kids.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	If you can't find one on the calendar, go ahead.
	Start one yourself.
	They're easy, and they're just like a party.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Triggered or held the flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Alrighty then.
	Oh, we made it today.
	Yeah, we did.
	You got ISOs?
	I have ISOs, but I have one last clip.
	Okay.
	But I play the clip I think should be at the end.
	Let's do the ISOs.
	Okay.
	What you got ISO-wise?
	I got ISO hair on fire.
	Our hair should be on fire.
	Okay.
	And I got, oh yeah.
	Oh yeah.
	Ooh, I like that.
	Not bad.
	I need to pump it up a little bit.
	The volume is low on these.
	Sorry.
	That's okay.
	Let me see.
	I have...
	I have two ISOs.
	Here we go.
	Try this one.
	Oh.
	The file format is incompatible?
	What?
	Okay.
	Well, that's interesting.
	It's got nasty goo in it.
	That's the only one I have.
	The other one I have is not playing for some reason.
	I know why.
	You want to hear that again?
	It's got nasty goo in it.
	If you wanted to play that and your father was Oh Yeah, I think it would be pretty funny.
	No, I think Oh Yeah just by itself.
	Oh Yeah.
	No, I like that better.
	We'll just do Oh Yeah by itself.
	Okay.
	Yeah, it's a good one.
	Alright, I'm jacking up the volume on it.
	Alright, last clip.
	What you got?
	Just a rundown so we all know about the storm because we're going to probably lose some listeners next week.
	It's going to hit the East Coast on Saturday.
	Everyone's worried about Storm Henri.
	A tropical storm is moving up the side of the east coast, expected to become a hurricane and hit northeast states like Massachusetts.
	NTD's Miguel Moreno has more on Tropical Storm Henri.
	Massachusetts is bracing for impact.
	The storm could knock out power for somewhere between 100,000 and 300,000 residents.
	Tropical Storm Henri isn't a hurricane yet, but it's expected to grow into one by Saturday, hit Massachusetts, and whip the northeast states by Sunday.
	This could be the first hurricane to directly hit the Commonwealth in 30 years.
	The states urging tourists vacationing in Cape Cod to cut it short and locals to stay home.
	Yesterday when I got to Wareham to go sailing, They informed me that there was a hurricane coming and that I would no longer be able to stay on the mooring where I was.
	So we said, okay.
	We were coming to Plymouth and then going to Provincetown and we called the marina here and they said they would pull us if we got here early enough.
	Pulling us means to put the boat on the hard, out of the water, away from the hurricane winds.
	Due to the significant amount of rain and high winds, everyone in the state, if possible, should plan to be at home by Saturday night and plan to stay at home on Sunday.
	The National Weather Service, or NWS, has also issued Hurricane Watch advisories for coasts in New York and Connecticut.
	According to the Weather Service, it's been nearly 10 years since these coastal areas were put on Hurricane Watch.
	Last time it was for Hurricane Irene in 2011, a Category 3 cyclone that reportedly killed 40 people in the U.S. I love all the fear-mongering.
	This thing turned out to be a wet fart.
	There's nothing.
	It hits on Saturday.
	What, this Saturday?
	Or isn't this from Friday?
	Today is Sunday.
	It is from yesterday.
	This is coming and hitting next Saturday.
	That's how we're going to lose listeners.
	Oh, this is a new, new storm.
	Oh, brother.
	How do they know it?
	But is it a real storm now?
	It's a storm, but it's not a hurricane yet.
	Are you sure that this Henri...
	What is the one that was just going towards New York?
	What is that one?
	Well, this is going toward Massachusetts.
	Right.
	Yes.
	Rhode Island, New England.
	Well, is this a dead storm, an old storm, a no-good storm?
	Yeah, I think this is...
	And they're playing us old clips, the clips that are a day old and it's already hit like a week ago?
	Is that what you're telling me?
	Yes, exactly.
	No.
	Yes.
	I don't think so.
	Tropical storm Henri is now a 50-mile-per-hour tropical storm located over Rhode Island.
	It's supposed to hit next Saturday.
	This has got to be an old clip, bro.
	This must have played yet.
	I heard it got it off yesterday's news feed, bro.
	Bro, bro.
	I don't know, bro.
	Whatever it is, we can agree on one thing.
	Climate change is, of course, to blame for this.
	Well, if it didn't hit hard, it's climate change's fault.
	Tracking Henri.
	This is from today.
	Storm makes landfall in Rhode Island.
	Flash flooding storm surges expected across the tri-state.
	But it's not a big deal.
	This is the storm that's landing now.
	It's supposed to inundate Massachusetts.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	You've fallen for the fear.
	It's time for some reprogramming.
	Oh, no, I've been suckered.
	Time for some reprogramming, John.
	I have to go back into the pod and get my...
	Get your electrode in.
	Wow.
	Well, otherwise a great show.
	We've got Nick the Rat coming up next on noagendastream.com.
	Troll along at trollroom.io.
	End of show mix is Rolando Gonzalez, Gucci Dragons, and Tom Starkweather, and it is Tom Darkweather.
	All of these guys are really, really, really dark.
	But these are the musical moments in our history that one day we'll look back on and go, oh yeah, I remember exactly what the vibe was.
	Yeah, and they won't.
	And I'm coming to you from the heart of Hill Country, Texas, FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I'm now lamenting the loss, the death, of the blueberry Cheerios, which I guess are never going to make it into the market, which is a shame.
	They are delicious.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Thursday with Green Poop.
	And with more deconstruction, remember us at dvorak.org slash na.
	Until then, from the Netherlands, adios mofos!
	No one should ever take these jabs, ever, under any circumstance whatsoever.
	The people who have taken it are going to die in the next six months to three to five years.
	You've dramatically decreased your own immune system by 35%.
	The antibody-dependent enhancement tricks the entire body into believing that the cell that's eating the pathogen is eating it when it isn't.
	It ends up leading to what's called a cytokine storm, which causes organ failure.
	Everyone who has taken the jabs is blood clotting or cutting full blood clots out of people right now.
	As I'm talking to you, millions have died from the jabs.
	In your last meeting, you advocated for people to take the jabs potentially in the future, along with wearing masks.
	And I heard parents say the same thing.
	So to the parents who are actually considering jabbing their own children, you're going to sterilize them permanently.
	People who have taken the jabs are sterilized.
	Eighty percent of women who have been jabbed have lost their children in the first trimester.
	You can't have kids.
	You are no longer a human anymore.
	You are something else.
	Some stories coming up from the intelligence community.
	Some ANC News had one earlier today from the CIA.
	Again, anonymous sources.
	Anonymous sources.
	From the CIA.
	Again, anonymous sources.
	Thank you.
	From the CIA. Anonymous sources.
	Anonymous sources.
	From what I have told, they are very upset.
	You take on the intelligence community.
	They have six ways from Sunday to be back.
	Anonymous sources.
	From the CIA.
	Again, anonymous sources.
	From the CIA.
	Anonymous sources.
	Anonymous sources.
	The Empire Strikes Back.
	The Empire Strikes Back.
	Now there's a huge recall.
	The US Food and Drug Administration conducted an extensive spying campaign against its own scientists.
	The Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning about a potential mix-up between powerful prescription painkillers and common over-the-counter medications.
	The FDA says some of the drugs are tainted with a substance linked to a higher form of cancer.
	The FDA is recalling two thyroid medications.
	Health officials hope full approval will ease fears.
	New York was the first city to pass a vaccine mandate, and now New Orleans has as well.
	Mandates may become more common once the FDA grants final approval to the current vaccines, and that is expected to happen soon.
	The Food and Drug Administration is ready to grant full approval to Pfizer's COVID vaccine.
	Full approval would likely clear legal hurdles to more vaccine mandates.
	The full approval could give private and public organizations more of a footing to implement a vaccine mandate.
	Some firefighters were waiting for the official stamp of approval from the FDA. The question presupposes that we actually know a lot about the drugs that go through the full-blown clinical trials versus the ones that go through the accelerated approval.
	And I would say that we don't.
	There's a lot that we don't know.
	And seeing instances where people who have been vaccinated now have become infected and have transmitted the infections.
	Full approval for Moderna's vaccine could follow in just a few months.
	Full FDA approval for the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine could come as soon as Monday.

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