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	He shreds, man.
	So dope, he shreds on NPR. Adam Curry.
	John C. Dvorak.
	It's Thursday, September 9th, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Kimbo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1380.
	This is No Agenda.
	Questioning the cue and broadcasting live from the bigoted, racist, birthing person, hating heart of Texas Hill Country, FEMA Region No.
	6.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I've got a 3x3, by the way, just thought I'd mention that in advance, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's crackpot and buzzkill in the morning.
	Look at all the work I did on the opening.
	Look at all the work I did.
	Yeah, I do a lot of work.
	I ad-lib my openings.
	Oh, this was ad-libbed?
	It was just a lot of work to think of it.
	Think of it.
	Too much.
	Ah, in the morning to you.
	In the morning to you.
	In the morning to you.
	And in the morning to all the ships to sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, and subs in the water.
	And all the names of knights out there.
	I was so happy with my brand new Audio-Technica headphones.
	What happened?
	Well, nothing really.
	I'm still extremely happy with their performance on the show.
	But after the show, I took them off.
	Oh, my God.
	Have you ever had that where your ear hurts so much because it's been pinned back and you didn't know it?
	Oh, you mean the tightness of the cans.
	Oh, and that's what I want.
	But my ear hurt for at least an hour.
	Yeah.
	So I have to make sure that nothing is...
	I guess my ears are big.
	I don't know.
	Yeah, you have actually enormous ears.
	I do not.
	I do not have enormous ears.
	Now it's time for 3x3.
	Experiment by JCD. Comparing stories from ABC, CBS and NBC. The never-ending 3x3.
	He does it as a public service.
	Ladies and gentlemen, John C. Devorak checked out all the Big 3 networks this morning and has a report for us in his 3x3.
	Well, it's a very interesting 3x3 today.
	Oh, do tell.
	First of all, ABC went, I mean, I had to go back to them twice.
	So it was actually two, you know, 3x4 kind of.
	Because they started off with Becky Worley.
	Oh, our friend Becky.
	And Becky was out in Kansas, and they showed her in a giant sunflower field, and they had like a jib in a field.
	I don't know how they did this.
	Drone, drone camera, drone camera.
	It's all drones these days.
	Oh, yeah.
	It had to be drones.
	What am I thinking?
	So she's out there, and then they had a second shot of her close up, and I think it was a green screen because there was no movement.
	Oh, one of those.
	In a giant field of sunflowers, there was not a single movement, but that's okay.
	You should call her about that and ask if there was any green screen in the report.
	She's still around because I'm wondering what her status is over there.
	They may be priming her because she's kind of a...
	Perfect mix of victimhood?
	She's perfect.
	And she was doing an interview of this basketball coach who was the guy that Ted Lasso, a comedy show on Apple that nobody watches.
	Which, by the way, I watched two episodes on the airplane.
	It's actually kind of funny.
	I am in 100% agreement.
	It's a sports comedy, which is nothing for me.
	The key, though, is something that you said in that little comment.
	Two episodes.
	That's all.
	Okay, gotcha.
	That's all they had as a preview on American Airlines.
	Okay, got it.
	The two episodes.
	You watch two episodes.
	This is hilarious.
	Then you watch three episodes.
	You go...
	And in four, it's like, I think I've seen this story before.
	And it just doesn't go anywhere.
	It's like a, it's just a, it's a too narrow a model.
	Well, we see this in television all the time.
	And typically, what will happen is the pilot will air.
	It'll get picked up because everyone liked it.
	If it was on broadcast television as opposed to Apple Plus streaming, then we'd see the decline.
	They'd start messing with the script by episode four, and by six, mid-season replacement.
	It would be gone.
	Come on, do we know our stuff?
	We know how it works.
	That has happened numerous times.
	So they're promoting Ted Lasso, and it's ABC, and Ted Lasso's an Apple product.
	But then again, I'm thinking, wait a minute, we've got to remember that, what's her name, the inheritance woman that took millions of years away?
	Oh, Powell?
	Lauren Powell.
	Lauren Powell Jobs is not only at Apple.
	She has a huge amount of Apple stock.
	Oh, she's on the board of Disney.
	She took the board seat, of course.
	So there's your tie-in.
	There it is.
	Okay, good news.
	They're promoting other product that they own.
	Yeah, well, yeah.
	There's a connection.
	Yeah.
	But I have to say this.
	Now, Becky Worley, I haven't known her since she was the producer on the MSNBC show that Leo did where he played a robot or something.
	It was not even Leo.
	It's a cartoon character.
	And I think when First Tech TV first started, she was producing him.
	Wait, on a cartoon show?
	No, the site had a cartoon character that was on the show.
	It won an award.
	A Webby?
	Did it win a Webby?
	No, it won an Emmy.
	Oh, crap.
	Okay.
	Becky was the producer at Early Leo, and then she got out of it as fast as she could and started doing it on the other side of the camera, which is unusual, but she's got to look for it.
	She's got strong features.
	She's really gorgeous on camera.
	She's fantastic.
	So they gave her this gig at GMA years and years ago to just review stupid products that you buy off of the TV, the infomercials.
	Of course.
	It always comes back to shopping.
	Yes.
	So then she stayed with it, and she was flying out there from the West Coast.
	And so now they gave her this interview job, and she's really good at it.
	I think she's on her way to becoming an anchor, to be honest.
	And it's the longest route I've ever seen.
	Just because she's doggy.
	25 years.
	25 years.
	She won't go away.
	She hasn't looked any different.
	She could easily be the next Diane Sawyer.
	I think so.
	I think she would fit well.
	She could even if she...
	I don't know.
	No, she couldn't become like...
	What's her name?
	The old bag.
	Barbara.
	Barbara Wawa.
	Yeah.
	I like her.
	I've always liked Barbara Walters.
	But Becky doesn't have the right personality for that.
	No, she doesn't.
	She's more bubbly.
	Yeah.
	And she's also a jock.
	Becky's a jock.
	Yes, she is.
	And she's a birthing person.
	And she's a birthing person.
	Yeah.
	Exactly.
	So, anyway, once they got rid of Becky, they went right to Made in America, a new special, 50% off on pillowcases with the barcode on the screen, and they went through the different kinds of products.
	Oh, QR code.
	Everyone's doing the QR codes.
	I think it's catching on, finally, after 20 years.
	Forever.
	It's really interesting.
	And they finally figured out, and I think also...
	Cameras reading QR codes by default helps a lot.
	You don't need a special app anymore.
	Just make it big enough and people just hold it at the TV and it works from your couch.
	So then I go to NBC and they're talking about Thursday Night Football because the first game of the season is on tonight.
	Yes, yes.
	So they're yak, yak, yakking about Thursday.
	So I skipped that and went back to someplace.
	So they came back like 10 minutes later, Thursday Night Football.
	Came back in five minutes later, Thursday Night Football.
	They're on some field.
	They're talking about the future of Thursday Night Football.
	Okay, that sucked.
	So then we go to CBS, and CBS really didn't have anything.
	They had some guy.
	It was a little more newsy, but they had the bald guy, the bald black guy, who's on the skinny bald black guy, who's on one of the hosts.
	And he's out in the field.
	He's roaming around New York City going from restaurant to restaurant, not mentioning that he has to show his vaccine card to get into any one of them.
	He might not have to.
	He's going from place to place.
	He talks about Johnny's Cheesecake, whatever it is, and the Margones.
	It's all in Times Square.
	And all these obscure restaurants, not obscure to anyone who lives in New York, but they're obscure to anyone else who doesn't care.
	And it just goes on and on from one place to another.
	And then they come back and kind of close out the segment.
	It was really kind of...
	It was just a...
	Oh, they did mention this woman.
	Oh, yeah.
	Robin Roberts is going to interview Amanda Gorman.
	This is a big deal.
	Wait, wait.
	Robin Roberts is the black News Hub model.
	Yeah.
	And who is this person?
	The person she's interviewing?
	Oh, yeah.
	Amanda Gorman.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Oh, no, please.
	Is this...
	Wait.
	Tell me who Amanda Gorman is.
	You know who it is.
	That's what you...
	Now tell me.
	I want to make sure before I sound foolish.
	She's the nation's poet.
	Ah, yeah.
	Now I remember.
	Oh.
	She's 23.
	They're going on and on about how great it is and how great she is.
	And by the way, talk to any real people in the business.
	I am going to reinstate the phrase, oh, goody, goody, for this one.
	And so she's going to be interviewed.
	And they made a big fuss about, you know, they've been offering her a lot of money.
	They've been offering her all kinds of money.
	And she won't take it.
	I'm thinking, bull crap.
	Look at that bunch of bull.
	They're offering her money.
	I'm not taking that money because I'm not going to do a Kleenex commercial or whatever.
	Go away with your dirty cash.
	Go away with your dirty cash.
	We don't want it.
	So that will be a dud.
	When is this great interview set to air tonight?
	I don't know.
	They just plugged out.
	It's like rolling my eyes.
	All right.
	That's it.
	That's your 3x3 report.
	That's the 3x3.
	Well, it's a good one.
	It's good to know that absolutely nothing of importance is going on over at the Big 3.
	Oh, never.
	God, no.
	We actually had a little email back and forth just to stick with us for a second.
	You sent me a link that the ad industry is seeking alternatives after Nielsen, who does the ratings, have lost their seal of approval.
	Yeah, this is big news.
	I'm surprised it's not on network news.
	Well, there's something going on because you sent me that.
	I did not know this.
	And the reason why, briefly, is because they changed the way they do their panels of, you know, sample of households that should represent the country or whatever markets or demographics.
	And television people never like this stuff anyway.
	They hate ratings unless you're winning in the ratings and the ratings are great.
	And it's like polls for politicians.
	They're the best.
	So I start looking around.
	In February, it turns out that networks stopped reporting overnight ratings.
	Mainly because they weren't very good in February.
	Certainly they weren't.
	But they've decided...
	I think what's happening, just a cursory glance, like 20 minutes researching last night, it looks like the ad industry feels that they're being cut short by Nielsen by 6%, 9%, maybe 10%.
	But they don't like the counting at all.
	They like the counting that the internet does.
	Because the internet, after three seconds on Facebook, it's a view.
	You see?
	After three seconds on YouTube, it's a view.
	This is what they want.
	They want the ad money that Silicon Valley can command because of their bogus reporting.
	Yeah, so the networks, like if you're channel surfing, say on YouTube TV, they can actually note that you went to Channel 5 for a minute.
	Yeah, they want to aggregate the information from Roku, from Comcast.
	Yeah, and then you can say, screw the show, it stinks.
	I'm going to go to Channel 7, or you keep going around, but they think this is like a view.
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	It's not a view.
	It's like a pass-through.
	Yeah.
	It's the same thing with podcast advertising.
	It was hilarious.
	You know, podcast advertising is done by downloads, which doesn't mean anything was listened to.
	It was just downloaded.
	And it's attributed to IP addresses.
	So it's a very, very, very rudimentary crap system.
	And when Apple released their new app, something broke and podcasts were no longer automatically downloading.
	And people saw their numbers drop.
	Now, you know, these numbers have been massaged a million times over, but the initial drop was 27%.
	And no one batted an eye.
	There was no headline like, hey, podcasting, advertising rates are a scam because 30% almost is not even listened to.
	There was no complaining by anybody online.
	Nothing, because it's irrelevant these days whether you can download, unless you're getting on a plane or something like that.
	So, you know, we've always known advertising is bullcrap, at least the way the numbers are counted.
	Of course it works, but the numbers and the accounting, no, they can't wait.
	No, advertising works, but it's dishonest.
	Yes, yes, very dishonest.
	Yeah, anyway.
	Not so with this model, ladies and gentlemen.
	Uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh, uh-uh.
	You're the one that builds it.
	If you're dishonest, then the show is dishonest.
	Luckily, we have only honest producers.
	In fact, we have the most honest audience in the world.
	In the business.
	In the business.
	Now, M5M... We're freaking out this week, and I would say that is 100% attributable to my good buddy Joe Rogan promoting the horse paste on TV. On a cracker.
	On a TV. On a cracker.
	On his show, which then was aired everywhere on television.
	Everyone's all up in arms.
	Oh, my gosh.
	And, you know, he's loving it in the wrong way.
	I think it's really great that he kicked that off, but yeah, he's like, oh, should I sue CNN? They're crazy over there.
	Instead of showing what's, or at least talking about what's really happening, and this is the mainstream media, who is fed by pharmaceuticals to a great degree, Along with, you know, all political advertising and all the other influences that they have, trying to cover this up and discredit it.
	And it is wonderful to watch.
	It makes me happy to be a media deconstructionist.
	Let's just take a quick spin around and see what people are saying.
	And we're going to start with Silicon Valley itself, Yahoo News, the bastion of journalism.
	Welcome back to Yahoo Finance Live.
	And today's hot take, some pressure potentially mounting for Spotify after Joe Rogan, one of their podcast stars, takes some heat after he tested positive for COVID-19.
	And Akiko, a lot of people taking issue with what he said about his treatment that was received after that.
	Saying in an Instagram post here that he had used ivermectin, that horse tranquilizer drug.
	You talked over the best part.
	He used ivermectin?
	But wait, it's ivermectin is not what you think.
	It's not ivermectin, it's ivermectin.
	About his treatment that was received after that.
	Saying in an Instagram post here that he had used ivermectin, that horse tranquilizer drug.
	Horse tranquilizer?
	Yeah.
	Holy moly!
	I'm telling you, man.
	They're off their rocker.
	And this is just the Silicon Valley guys.
	And they're going to go after podcasting.
	They're going to do everything they can.
	You know, I don't know if you know this.
	I don't know if you know this, but there's 4.2 million podcasts.
	There's no way they're going after anything like that.
	The FDA has come out and said, don't use it because it doesn't help in treating COVID-19.
	We've seen a lot of people talking about that, but now raising new questions about whether Spotify should be included in this discussion around tech giants needing to police the content on their platform.
	Yeah, in many ways, Zach, Spotify has been able to escape the spotlight, if you will, around the content on their platform.
	Remember, Twitter, for example, banned former President Trump after the insurrection back in January.
	And this raises new questions for Spotify, which is, should you allow a podcast host to be able to push some of these theories that the FDA has said It's clearly not any kind of a solution for COVID-19.
	I like this.
	I want to see what happens.
	They could try and mount an SEC type of pressure campaign or something, maybe ESG, to go after companies saying you shouldn't invest.
	With the boneheads, I'd call it a horse tranquility, how far you think they're going to get.
	Not these guys.
	These guys aren't going to do anything.
	But it's out there.
	Nobody's going to do anything, let's face it.
	People love podcasting.
	They like the nutty podcast the most.
	No, I know what they like.
	I want to mention something here before we continue.
	The FDA had sent a tweet out and then they referred back to their FDA page on ivermectin.
	And on that page, they never dissuade anyone from using it or say it's no good.
	But...
	They just kind of dissuade but never say it's no good.
	But at the same time, they have a link in there and that page has got a picture of the horse on it.
	I've seen it too with a horse picture on the page.
	With a horse picture.
	They have a link to 75 ongoing studies.
	And I have contacted one of the studies that showed, most of them have already done, but they say no results reported.
	And there's 75 of these.
	You can go on the page and find it and do this research yourself.
	And so I wrote to one of the guys who did have a report, that did report.
	Yes, you copied me on that.
	And he says, Ivermectin shows some signs.
	I sent a copy to you.
	The guy says, no comment.
	I can't comment on it.
	Yeah.
	No, he says, I will not comment on this.
	Yeah, I won't comment.
	These guys won't comment, even though it's a positive thing.
	They're freaked.
	There's something freaky going on.
	And meanwhile, there's that other page, IVM... M-E-T-A dot com, which has 66 studies, 44 peer-reviewed, which has also come in very positive.
	And so I go to my pharmacy, and I'm grilling her about the ivermectin.
	All she says, the typical, this is the way it works.
	Oh, yeah, ivermectin is no good.
	It's for horses.
	The FDA doesn't approve it.
	It's a horse wormer.
	And I said, really?
	I said, my wife uses it for rosacea.
	And she says, and then she starts looking it up and she says, oh yeah, I guess there's...
	They don't know anything.
	So allow me to read a note from the No Agenda pharmacist who we haven't heard from in, wow, I think more than half a year, at least maybe more than that.
	And what he said, since you talked about pharmacists, he sent me a screenshot, and I've put some of this in the show notes, not the screenshot.
	He says, there's a thread on the American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists Forum regarding vaccine mandates.
	In it, you have the president of the APHA, America's Pharmacists Association, as well as the director of ASHP, speaking of how they are not interested in the topic of informed consent at all.
	And there are maybe only two or three pharmacists in the whole thread who aren't all in on mandatory vaccines and nothing else.
	Yeah.
	Here's one of the pharmacists named Jill.
	You have the right to refuse the vaccine.
	Your employer has the right to set the conditions for employment.
	If you don't meet those conditions, you don't have a right to work for that employer.
	And the only reason I bring it up is he has said, please let everyone know, this is the mindset of the pharmacists.
	The pharmacists are all in.
	All in, at least in public forum.
	But I also got a 2017 PDF from the Journal of Antibiotics, which I've put in the show notes.
	Headline, Ivermectin.
	Enigmatic, multifaceted wonder drug continues to surprise and exceed expectations.
	And it has everything in here, including all the things that it has effect on.
	I'm just scrolling down this article.
	Here we go.
	Future new, potentially a new target diseases.
	It's 2017.
	Myasis, trichinosis, disease vector control, malaria, leishmaniasis.
	I'm glad you're reading this.
	Chagas disease, schizosomasomasitis, bed bugs, rosacea, we knew that, asthma, epilepsy, neurological disease, antiviral, HIV. That's why I won a Nobel Prize for the year.
	Yeah, HIV, dengue, encephalitis, antibacterial tuberculosis.
	Oh, that's a great article.
	Anti-cancer, anti-cancer.
	I mean, it is a beautiful article.
	It's got footnotes, everything, 2017, the American Journal of Antibiotics.
	So if you looked at the last newsletter, there's a good picture of the blister pack that is sold in India.
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	Tina was looking at you.
	She says, holy crap, where can I get that?
	And I say...
	India.
	India?
	India.
	And so she sends me these pictures and I sell them, I post these, so I post them, but I had to send her, so what are these, what does this blister pack cost?
	And it contained ivermectin, doxycycline, and zinc.
	Those are three pills and they're all in a blister pack as a package that you, that the Indians use to knock back COVID. Right.
	And she says, three dollars?
	Yeah.
	Three dollars?
	So you've got all of...
	So under the Ivermectin heading in the show notes, you'll find the story of Ivermectin, which is like a 15...
	I think it's a 20-minute video, nicely put together, shows you how it came to be and what it's been used for and continues to be used for.
	But you wouldn't know that if you listen to...
	So we've already heard the Silicon Valley version.
	Now let's go to the local station.
	And this is very well written.
	Very, very, very smart.
	Or at least, it may not all be scripted, but this seems to me like one of those packages that either someone produces for a lot of stations, or just, it seems way above and beyond the local reporting how well this is put together.
	This is Chicago WGN-TV. Gotcha.
	With a barrage of phone calls and emails, followers of the conspiracy group QAnon have been demanding Amida Resurrection Medical Center treat a fellow supporter who's hospitalized with COVID-19 with ivermectin.
	Animal formulations of the drug are approved to treat parasites in livestock, and ivermectin tablets at specific doses are used to treat parasitic worms in humans.
	You just heard what it does, right?
	No, no.
	It only helps worms in humans.
	It's only worms.
	Treat parasitic worms in humans.
	This is disinformation, by the way.
	If you want to define the term, this is it.
	But outside of clinical trials...
	Federal regulators, the American Medical Association, and the maker of the drug all agree people should not take the medication to fight COVID-19.
	During a Facebook Q&A yesterday, Chicago's top doctor echoed their concerns.
	First and foremost, do not ever, please, take any medicine that is formulated for animals.
	It's dangerous and it can really be a problem.
	I like this because what she's doing, this good doctor, she's not saying anything about ivermectin.
	That's a guy?
	That's the Surgeon General.
	No, this is a Chicago douche.
	She said America's top doctor.
	Oh, well, the Surgeon General might as well be a gal.
	You seen that guy?
	Gal?
	Have you heard him?
	You're listening to him.
	Okay, well, that's him then.
	Oh, there you go.
	He has that hat on that's too big for his head.
	Yeah, so first you just say something that is true on its face.
	Hey, don't take anything that's dosed for animals.
	That's not good for you.
	Absolutely true.
	It has nothing to do with the issue at hand.
	Any medicine that is formulated for animals, it's dangerous and it can really be a problem.
	So, there are...
	That is not the Surgeon General.
	Get out of here.
	Yeah, I'm telling you.
	No, no.
	The American Medical Association and the maker of the drug all agree people should not take the medication to fight COVID-19.
	During a Facebook Q&A yesterday, Chicago's top doctor...
	Chicago's top doctor.
	Echoed their concerns.
	First and foremost, do not ever, please, take any medicine that is formulated for animals.
	It's dangerous and it can really be a problem.
	So, there are some trials that are going on looking at ivermectin, just as there have been trials of a lot of other medications.
	We don't have any evidence at this point, certainly, that it does anything to prevent COVID, just to be really clear about that.
	Okay, you stepped on it, but here we go again.
	Some trials that are going on looking at ivermectin, just as there have been trials of a lot of other medications.
	We don't have any evidence at this point, certainly, that it does anything to prevent COVID. Prevent COVID. She's not talking about treatment with COVID. She's talking about, oh, there's nothing that shows that it prevents COVID. Although I think there are.
	That's not true.
	There's lots of prophylactic studies.
	Right.
	But you understand.
	But ivermectin shows it does prevent.
	Yes.
	But you understand what she's doing here.
	She's avoiding the actual topic.
	It's a guy.
	It's not a woman.
	That are going on looking at ivermectin.
	Just as there have been trials of a lot of other medications.
	We don't have any evidence at this point.
	Certainly.
	Certainly that it does anything to prevent COVID, just to be really clear about that.
	Across the country, some people have sued hospitals to get ivermectin treatment.
	And after a judge ordered Edward Elmhurst Hospital to allow a patient to receive the medication, her family posted online that she improved.
	A spokesperson for Amita says the health and safety of patients is their first priority.
	In an email statement saying, quote, our physicians and clinicians follow the full guidance of the FDA and CDC in the treatment of COVID-19.
	And while Resurrection Medical Center has received hundreds of phone calls and emails associated with one patient's care, we have simply and respectfully noted the concerns shared.
	I am a little surprised, I guess, that there are people who want to take a veterinary medicine that is not FDA approved, but then don't want to take the vaccine that has had really widespread human trials and is approved.
	The CDC is saying that across the country, poison control centers have seen a sharp increase in calls related to ivermectin exposure.
	That's the poison control thing.
	No, this report is before it was debunked.
	But WGN-TV in Chicago, and I don't have a clip of this, unfortunately, but they posted a story with a picture of ivermectin paste with a horse on it.
	Oh, God.
	And here's the headline.
	Ivermectin causes sterilization in 85% of men, study finds.
	What study is this?
	Researchers at three universities in Nigeria, and I happen to know these researchers, at least their sister, she's a princess, studied the effects of ivermectin, which is used to treat river blindness and other medical conditions in humans on men's sperm counts.
	According to their study, 85% of men who take ivermectin become sterilized.
	What does that mean?
	Well, actually...
	The dysfunctions are not that you're completely sterilized.
	And I didn't know all of this shit could go wrong with you.
	Low sperm count?
	I've heard that.
	Poor sperm morphology?
	Okay.
	Two heads.
	Tiny heads.
	Double tails.
	Absence of tails.
	Albino sperm cells.
	Azuspermia, or the absence of motile sperm.
	Poor sperm motility and just a significant drop in sperm count overall after their treatment with ivermectin.
	So they're really pulling everything out.
	Get the Nigerians on the phone.
	That could easily be some kind of spook writing that up in Nigeria.
	This is hilarious to watch.
	Isn't that beautiful?
	And then Jimmy Kimmel is back from vacation.
	Jimmy Kimmel did something very odd.
	He was on hiatus and so he comes back and then makes a fool out of himself.
	I think most people were picking up on him saying, hey, if you're unvaccinated, go home and die.
	I'm paraphrasing.
	That's true.
	That's all the right-wingers did.
	Right.
	But I thought his ivermectin bit was funnier, and he played the exact same clip we did of Alex Jones, which just blew me away.
	People are still taking this ivermectin.
	You know, the poison control centers have seen this spike in calls from people taking this livestock medicine to fight the coronavirus, but they won't take the vaccine, which is crazy.
	It's like if you're a vegan and you're just like, no, I don't want a hamburger.
	Give me that can of Alpo instead.
	One of the reasons these seed biscuits are opting for ivermectin is because they don't trust Big Pharma, which is fine, I guess, except for the fact that ivermectin is made by Merck, which is the fourth largest pharmaceutical company in the world.
	And even Merck is telling people to cut it out.
	They released a statement saying, ivermectin has no scientific basis for potential therapeutic effect against COVID. There's no meaningful evidence for clinical activity or Clinical efficacy in patients with COVID-19 disease.
	And there's a concerning lack of safety data in the majority of studies.
	Listen, if a pharmaceutical company says, please don't take the drug we're selling, you should probably listen to them.
	Or you could just go with a TikTok posted by a disgraced veterinarian instead.
	Meanwhile, these poor horses are like, hey, I have worms.
	I need that stuff.
	There are worms in my butt.
	Do you understand?
	Ivermectin did get a big endorsement over the weekend from one of America's top medical minds, none other than Sandy Hook denier slash internet lunatic Alex Jones.
	You know what this is?
	This is Ivermectin for humans.
	You want to know?
	You want to hear the...
	I mean, I'll just skip this bit of the clip.
	Because we already heard that.
	Hold on a second.
	Son of a bitch!
	You b****** demon!
	You think I'm easy to kill?
	Think I'm going to roll over to your crap?
	No!
	No!
	I've never seen someone that mad drink a Topo Chico before.
	It kind of came out of nowhere.
	Who would have guessed he'd wash it down with that?
	I would have thought maybe some kind of nacho-flavored bang energy drink, but no, give me a Topo Chico.
	Yeah, but he showed Alex Jones with a pack shot, overhead pack shot of the ivermectin, clearly not horse paste.
	I found that an odd choice.
	It's like, wow, you're really going to show all of that?
	I mean, there was no horse...
	He actually...
	Jones did a segment, which we didn't have, where he ate horse paste too.
	Oh, that's the one he should have kept.
	I know, these guys are dumb.
	Dumb.
	Now, in Australia...
	By the way, just to stay on that clip for a second, the laziness also goes right into Merck, because Merck is already...
	Oh, totally.
	Merck is...
	We're dissuading anyone from using ivermectin because they've got a COVID-specific package they're going to put together.
	They've already announced it.
	They hope to have approval for it before the end of the year.
	And it's going to be probably some ivermectin plus zinc plus whatever.
	We already know what it's called.
	Merck Mectin.
	We don't want you to know it.
	Merck Mectin.
	Your favorite name.
	No, it's Pfizer Mectin versus Merck Mectin.
	Yeah, Mectin.
	Mectin.
	Yeah, Mectin.
	All right.
	Now, Australia.
	I have a clip.
	I have the clip.
	Well, no, I'm going to do a different clip.
	I know which one you have.
	We'll do that clip in a moment.
	First, we've got to listen to a little promo for a little show they call Question Everything.
	And you'll understand that it's kind of the same narrative down under.
	Question Everything?
	No, I was there.
	Remember, this happened.
	Go ahead, fact check me.
	Ivermectin works.
	It's a cheap drug.
	It's a wonder drug.
	So, Jan, fact check him.
	Well, it works if you are using ivermectin for the thing that ivermectin is meant to be used for.
	What do you think ivermectin is actually for?
	I'll sound like rectum related.
	It is rectum related.
	Ivermectin for your rectum.
	If you're a horse, of course.
	Remember, like, that's...
	That's plastic ginger.
	Is this real?
	Most in everything tonight at 30 on ABC TV and ABC iView.
	Divermectin for your rectum.
	There you go.
	That's creative.
	I think it's pretty good.
	You did a good job.
	Good job on that.
	He's excellent.
	You're doing a terrific job to debunk the entire pack, the whole blister pack of all the ivermectin you'd ever need plus the doxycycline and zinc.
	$3.
	No, no, no, no.
	We can't have that.
	$3?
	Are you kidding me?
	That's going to screw us up big time.
	We can't do it.
	No, no, no, no.
	That's not going to work.
	Let's go after this.
	Go after it hard.
	Screw the facts.
	Screw the science.
	Screw the research.
	There's been, like I said, 66 studies here, 75 studies under the auspices of the FDA. Their studies are all over the place, and they all come back with good results.
	But now, forget it.
	By the way, for people who want to get ivermectin, from what I understand, let me just see.
	I think it's freedoctors.com?
	Let me see if that's it.
	They will diagnose you through telemedicine and they'll prescribe it for free.
	Yeah, they'll prescribe it, but it doesn't mean you can get it.
	That's the other key we have to call around.
	By the way, American Frontline Doctors, you can go to their website, American Frontline Doctors, and you can get a doctor and they'll do the same thing.
	It's FLCCC. The FLCCC is the big operation.
	That's the umbrella group.
	Anyway, so you have the, I think, the Victoria Health Minister?
	Yeah, the Health Minister, and this is a mashup.
	Everything she said about...
	Oh, this is someone else.
	Okay, I have something else.
	Is it about ivermectin?
	No, no, it's not.
	Oh, hold on a sec.
	It's about an Australia shutdown.
	Right.
	Well, before we do that, I thought you had this clip, which is the acting chief medical officer of Victoria about ivermectin.
	He's asked a question.
	Earlier in the week, that I understand was some sort of medical clinic that was offering ivermectin to its customers or clients.
	What...
	Would you say to anyone who thinks that ivermectin is the solution to COVID and I guess what response do you have to the fact that medical professionals were reportedly offering this?
	So I can't speak to particular cases.
	Ivermectin, which is an anti-parasitic drug, has no role in the treatment of COVID-19.
	It has no evidence behind its use.
	And I would strongly encourage any person who's considering whether they might have COVID, get a test, and then let our healthcare system look after you.
	Because we have drugs that work for COVID. Ivermectin is not one of them.
	Trust us, citizen.
	We have the drugs.
	Do not use the horse paste.
	So what are the drugs that they use?
	The only one that I'm aware of is Regeneron, which is the monoclonal antibody treatment.
	Isn't it Remdesivir?
	Remdesivir is the bad one.
	Remdesivir killed, I think, 56% of all people in the study.
	And by the way, I saw a video yesterday.
	I just want to mention this.
	That was an emergency use authorization for remdesivir.
	And when that kicked in, if you go back and look at the data, that's when people were dying of kidney failure.
	Remember that?
	Oh my God, this thing kills your kidneys.
	No, they were putting people on remdesivir.
	Remdesivir was killing people because that's exactly what it does to the kidneys.
	Yeah, this is the cancer out of control.
	Classic.
	It's a classic.
	It's a classic.
	And for the guy to say there's absolutely no zero evidence, there's over a hundred studies.
	Yeah.
	He's lying.
	Why are they studying it so much?
	But he went further.
	He said, Ivermectin plays no role.
	This guy's going to have blood on his hands, or has blood on his hands.
	He has blood.
	All of them.
	Crazy people.
	All right.
	Alright, your health minister mashup.
	It comes out in this mashup and this is the health minister and she's telling it like it is.
	I'm a bit tired of hearing people saying I don't know how to do my job properly and I think that's really mean.
	I remember being criticized.
	Just remind everybody how criticized I was.
	That's not acceptable.
	I hope everybody likes staying at home.
	Because we are going to go into lockdown forever.
	Nobody from New South Wales is going anywhere.
	We will have two million police officers standing at the corner of every street to monitor every single citizen.
	We're really watching very closely.
	I hope this really will be devastating.
	We don't like to be heavy handed but what we need to say today now is that if you leave home we will give you a death sentence.
	Please know that you will be shot in the face and I hope it's painful.
	You are required to obey what we say when we say it.
	And if you don't, you can prepare to die.
	I've said from the outset, I don't care about your life and the life of those around you.
	I don't really give a shit.
	The government is now about to announce what we call the final solution.
	We are inspired by history and realise we can very easily, permanently get rid of anybody thinking illegal thoughts.
	We aim to have absolutely zero freedom.
	Follow the rules or else you'll never be seen again.
	If you think you can live freely under our very strict and harsh regime, I have news for you.
	If you even consider breaking the rules, I will personally stab you in the head and rip your butts out.
	We have 24 hours surveillance of every single person in the community.
	We want to cause anguish, hurt and suffering to as many citizens as possible every day at 11 o'clock.
	Every citizen in this state must listen to me.
	This is the Fourth Reich and I will make sure that I never, ever, ever give up power to the day I die.
	Just recognizing that you could have made this supercut about Donald Trump and done it two years ago would have also been the same thing.
	It's the same thing.
	Yeah.
	Supercuts are great.
	They're great.
	Yeah.
	I don't consider this a supercut.
	I consider this a mashup.
	Did you hear the premier?
	The Premier.
	The Premier.
	Premier.
	Dan.
	Dictator Dan.
	Did you hear him?
	I did, as a matter of fact.
	They don't have a clip.
	I have the clip.
	He's a maniac, this guy.
	To protect the health system, we've got everybody locked down.
	We're going to move to a situation where, to protect the health system, we're going to lock out people who are not vaccinated and can be.
	If you're making the choice not to get vaccinated, then you're making the wrong choice.
	You're making the wrong choice.
	And for safety's sake, and back to that point about how much work our nurses have to do, as this becomes absolutely a pandemic of the unvaccinated and we open everything up, It's not going to be safe for people who are not vaccinated to be roaming around the place spreading the virus.
	That's what they'll be doing.
	So there's every reason, every reason to get vaccinated.
	And we are not going to have a situation, at least not in Victoria, where we lock the whole place down to protect people who won't protect themselves.
	We're going to open it up, dude.
	No, no.
	But you don't understand.
	It's like, if you're unvaccinated, you're not allowed to participate.
	We have an economy of the vaccinated.
	You cannot be a part of the economy.
	You cannot get health care, which I thought was a basic human right.
	Yeah, somehow it goes to basic human rights.
	I thought that was a basic human right.
	And I would like to point out that the nurses' union...
	Let me just see.
	I want to tell you which one.
	That's why I was...
	Hold on a second.
	I'll tell you.
	I'm looking at the story.
	Well, now of course I can't find it.
	I thought it was...
	In the story it says we are the biggest nurses union.
	I'll look it up.
	But the point of the story is we treat COVID patients, this is an open letter, they say here's why the pandemic of the unvaccinated narrative is wrong.
	And they take exception to that.
	And I'm happy that someone spoke up about that and it's getting some legs.
	Because it's so evil to say this.
	I mean, you are literally calling people National Nurses United, that's what it is.
	Largest organization of registered nurses in the United States.
	That shit's evil to call it that.
	That is true 1984 level stuff.
	And that makes sense because that's their thinking.
	Here's the New South Wales Chief Health Officer.
	Listen carefully.
	Will exposure sites be put back in place, especially with reopening and people going back to pubs and stuff?
	Will exposure sites still be put back in place to be listed once we are reopening?
	Because they're not at the moment.
	We will be looking at what contact tracing looks like in the new world order.
	Yes, it will be pubs and clubs and other things if we have a positive case there.
	I mean, has she never, never ever heard that this is kind of a weird thing to say?
	Does she not know this as a politician, that people are looking out for these dog whistles?
	Was it meant as a dog whistle?
	I don't think so.
	These people are too stupid.
	It's mass formation.
	She's completely narrowly focused and she's all in.
	And New World Order.
	Get with it, lady.
	Build back better.
	Did you miss the meeting?
	What's wrong with you?
	Great reset.
	That New World Order.
	Dumkopf.
	Dumkopf.
	And now in Australia, they're building these well camps.
	Well camp.
	It's one word.
	W-E-L-L-C-A-M-P. And they sound groovy.
	Howard Springs near Darwin is held up as the gold standard of quarantine.
	Separate cabins...
	On-site testing...
	Ah!
	Catering and so far, no known breaches.
	But the Queensland Government reckons it can do better.
	This is going to be a great boost for our defence against the Delta virus.
	State Cabinet has signed off on the WellCab facility first proposed seven months ago.
	Businessman John Wagner will build it next door to his airport.
	We will have the first 500 beds operational before Christmas.
	The state government will lease it and run it.
	The cost to taxpayers is being kept under wraps.
	What fantastic value it will be if we can avoid just one lockdown.
	The federal government's previously rejected the plan on grounds it's too far from a tertiary hospital.
	The Premier says any COVID patients will be transported to Brisbane.
	And so Queensland will have two purpose-built quarantine facilities.
	The Commonwealth is backing one here on Defence Land at Pinkenbar near Brisbane Airport.
	There'll be rooms for 1,500 people by the middle of next year.
	So we'll be still locking people up the middle of next year?
	In the well camp?
	Wow.
	Australia is wild.
	This is not cool, man.
	No wonder they're talking New World Order down there.
	They've arrived.
	They have arrived.
	And you notice she said Premier and not Premier.
	She said Premier or whatever.
	No, she did not.
	You pronounce it in some really streary way.
	Premier.
	But Premier is what most people say.
	That's not what she said.
	She said Premier.
	Premier.
	Premier.
	Listen.
	The federal government's previously rejected the plan on grounds it's too far from a tertiary hospital.
	The Premier says...
	Premier.
	It's kind of in between.
	Anyway.
	She's talking, she has an Australian accent.
	You don't.
	Okay.
	I'm worried about Australia.
	Too late.
	No, nothing can be too late.
	Ultimately, this is going to blow up.
	I see no evidence that the Australian people aren't beating down.
	Okay, I'll put money on it.
	This is blood on the moon.
	We're going to have blood down under.
	It's so easy to see.
	You cannot keep people caged up like animals.
	You can't.
	This is the wildest thing I've ever witnessed.
	This is FEMA. All the crazies about the FEMA camps.
	This is it.
	Yes, these are actual FEMA camps.
	And they're talking New World Order and Economy of the Vaccinated.
	This is not just a TV show.
	This is not a true crime podcast.
	This is happening in our lifetime with people I know and I love.
	Chris Wilson.
	Do you think this guy's going to last?
	He's going to break.
	You've seen him?
	You've seen pictures of him?
	I'm going to put him in the newsletter.
	You've seen pictures of him?
	This guy's going to go postal.
	He's totally, if he hasn't already.
	By the way, it's easy to predict in the United States, we're going to have workplace shootings.
	I don't want to manifest this, but people are having to resign left and right, choosing conscience and what they feel is right for themselves and ultimately freedom over their jobs.
	15 years.
	No gold watch for you.
	And it's crazy.
	In the medical field.
	Nurses are getting ultimatum.
	Okay, you have to be vaccinated by December 5th.
	Actually, I think I have a...
	Here.
	This is some YouTube video.
	There were some nurses who were being interviewed.
	Just like a minute.
	I think just listening to people talk, how come nobody's asking the nurses why they don't want it?
	Yeah, they don't.
	That should be a huge, huge red flag.
	That should be a huge flag.
	Why is nobody asking these questions?
	Because you have healthcare systems that have very minimal people vaccinated.
	They want to tell you that they're fully vaccinated.
	They are not.
	There is departments with 20% vaccinated.
	ER departments are very low.
	Why?
	Why, people?
	We are seeing it, and they're not listening.
	I think the last 18 months for a lot of us has been a blur.
	I mean, what's normal anymore?
	Nothing.
	To think that we were once hailed as heroes and people that other people looked up to because of what we were doing, and to now suddenly we're being referred to as ignorant, uneducated, and that we're directly responsible for spreading this virus around is absolutely absurd.
	And what's happened in the last three months even has perpetuated that absurdity to just downright insanity.
	I can't, it's disgusting that humanity has turned to this and all of this division amongst, you know, just good people and even co-workers.
	You know, we're all experiencing bullying, coercion, name-calling, segregation.
	It's just unacceptable.
	This is my point.
	Yes.
	Which I've been making for a month.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, where's the news media?
	This woman's a hero.
	Of course she is.
	It's called, it has a name, and this is the true crisis that is taking place almost in slow motion but accelerating before our very eyes as hospital personnel who are either furloughed and decided never to go back, who are just burned out by not being able to save people, who are just burned out by not being able to save people, by being told what to do, which feels contradictory, or just burned out because they believe that everything is right and people That's possible, too.
	I think there's a lot of nurses who have that as well.
	And the vaccine mandate.
	And they've seen the people coming in.
	They see it.
	They don't need numbers to feel and smell what's going on.
	This has a name, and we're going to hear a lot of it.
	Overfilled and understaffed hospitals have forced Idaho's panhandle to activate crisis standards of care.
	There you go.
	Under crisis standards, hospital beds, medicine, and equipment like ventilators may be given to those considered most likely to survive.
	Death panel.
	Not the most critical, but the goal of saving as many lives as possible.
	Care is not guaranteed for everyone.
	It is terrible.
	We do not want that to happen here.
	But in Washington, hospitals are filling up as well.
	So could patients from Idaho come to Washington for care even as hospitals near capacity?
	The short answer is yes, but our state is under no obligation to take them.
	We have some special processes through the Washington Medical Coordination Center and those only apply to patients that are in a Washington State hospital.
	We have to get to that point.
	We as a state are ready.
	Healthcare leaders are begging people to do what they can to prevent serious illness from COVID-19.
	I don't know the words to be able to use to plead with people to please do the things that you can to prevent this from occurring, which is getting vaccinated and wearing masks and really simple things.
	Crisis standard of care.
	Death panel.
	I love the death panels in Quebec.
	I'm sorry you ran off to Australia because I had an Australian...
	Sure, let's go back to it.
	This is another little New World Order thing.
	This is a good one.
	This is the Oz Quarantine app.
	By the way, we talked about this a little bit.
	This is the elaborate rundown of it.
	It's groovy, kids!
	To ensure people are quarantining properly.
	The app is voluntary and it will use biometric data such as facial recognition and geolocation to pinpoint the user's whereabouts.
	NTV's Jason Perry has the details.
	In August, South Australian Premier Stephen Marshall said the app would make home-based quarantine more cost-effective.
	Currently, anyone arriving in Australia is required to quarantine for 14 days at designated facilities unless they have an exemption.
	And Robert Carling, an economic senior fellow at the Center for Independent Studies, told Fox News that those designated places for quarantining are guarded by police and people would much rather quarantine at home.
	So when people volunteer to use the new app, they are allowed to quarantine at home.
	The app allows the Australian government to collect their facial recognition data and their geolocation data to track the user's whereabouts.
	The app is called Quarantine SA and it prompts users to check in at random times throughout the day to confirm if the individual is at an approved address and is complying with the home quarantine mandates.
	Users will have 15 minutes to respond to the check-in.
	If they don't, they will receive a follow-up phone call from the home quarantine SA team to find out why.
	And if the individual misses that phone call, a compliance officer may visit the approved address to check if they are there.
	The app is currently under a trial period, but according to South Australian Premier Stephen Marshall, it will be expanded to international travelers in the following weeks.
	I'm not going to respond to you anymore.
	By the way, that's a lady.
	So shut up.
	Good callback.
	Now, uh...
	A couple of things about that lady's report.
	It seems hackable.
	I think you can get a phone.
	I'm a phone!
	At your...
	Approved address and then have it forwarded to you in the bar.
	Oh no, this can totally be hacked, of course.
	But that's not the point.
	Increasingly people say, hey man, where can I get a fixed vac paper?
	I don't know man, why don't you stand up and just say, no, I'm not going to do it.
	Because you think you're going to get away with it now?
	Sure.
	Next time?
	Probably.
	Eventually?
	No.
	That's a bad strategy.
	Not when they take over completely.
	Boots on the ground in Manhattan.
	From Andrew in Manhattan.
	Restaurant vaccine mandates.
	And here's his report he filed with our news desk.
	After New York City and Mayor de Blasio made a huge deal of requiring vaccinations to enter restaurants, I wanted to provide a boots on the ground report.
	As you'd expect, it's not exactly as revolutionary as they made it sound.
	Here's his study.
	Been to three restaurants and a bar in the last week.
	The first restaurant, a high-end place in Hudson Yards, didn't ask to see vaccine verification.
	The bar nearby also did not, though it did have a bouncer checking IDs.
	At the second restaurant, the hostess asked if we had vaccine proof and said she'd check after we sat down.
	Unsurprisingly, she never did.
	At the third, they were checking vaccines cards and comparing to your ID at the door.
	The people in front of us were actually turned away.
	The irony here being that the restaurant is mostly an outdoor courtyard.
	Between my third restaurant experience and what friends have told me, even the places that are strictly enforcing vaccines aren't actually requiring that you use your Excelsior pass.
	You can show a picture of a vaccine card on your phone, which of course takes about 60 seconds to fake in a PDF editor.
	Best of all, of course, is that there's still no vaccine requirement for outdoor seating sections or for any other establishments where you'll spend time in close contact with people like a grocery store or any other retail environment.
	And because vaccines are now mandatory in restaurants, people feel safer and mask usage is even lower than before, especially among staff.
	So there you go.
	It's not being enforced, just like the bogus tests that I had to use flying.
	Oh, by the way, Denmark and Netherlands both have now imposed travel ban on unvaccinated from the United States.
	I thought that Holland was doing a thing too.
	I said Denmark and the Netherlands.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	I heard something else.
	But what's interesting, they're not just banning unvaccinated travel from the United States.
	They're also banning travel from Israel.
	But they're all vaccinated.
	Well, this makes no sense.
	You've got to wonder.
	You've just got to wonder about this stuff.
	Luckily, in California, you don't really need nurses to save you.
	Your politicians are going to save you.
	What's at stake in a September 14th recall?
	It's a matter of life and death.
	With Delta surging, Gavin Newsom is protecting California, requiring vaccination for health workers and school employees.
	The top Republican candidate?
	He peddled deadly conspiracy theories and would eliminate vaccine mandates on day one, threatening school closures and our recovery.
	Stop the spread.
	Return your ballot or vote in person by September 14.
	Protect California by voting no on the Republican recall.
	By the way, it's not a Republican recall, is it?
	I know, it's hilarious.
	They pull out all the stops.
	That's really great, the Republican recall.
	Does anyone think we fall for this anymore?
	Hey, hello, we're in California.
	Yeah, you're right.
	Now, did you see the note from the American Civil Liberties Union, who I used to support until they became radical?
	Oh, yeah, I read some, in fact, it was, who was it?
	Was it Taibbi or Greenwald?
	One of the two.
	They blasted the hell out of him for this new policy.
	Yeah, well, it was, yeah, Glenn Greenwald did that, yes, in the sub-stack.
	Wall Street, was it Wall Street Journal?
	No, New York Times, sorry.
	Well, New York Times, we work at the ACLU, here's what we think about vaccine mandates.
	I'll cut right to the chase.
	Fuck you.
	You're getting your vaccine.
	We're the ACLU. Unbelievable.
	Unbelievable.
	I know they lost their way.
	Civil liberties?
	Hello?
	What's the word?
	What does it mean?
	It's really incredible that it went to that level.
	I already knew they were crazy.
	But now, it's like, wow.
	It's really going off the rails.
	This is what happens when the woke take over your organization.
	That's why they have to be kept out.
	Yeah.
	We've talked about it on the show all the time.
	What do you do about it?
	I mean, you get these guys, the Noodle Boys.
	There's not just one guy that we make fun of.
	No, no.
	There's a whole movement of people, and they get into these organizations.
	They're woke.
	They got these preconceived propagandistic notions that they were taught in college, mostly.
	Yeah.
	And they waltz in and they change the way things are done.
	You can't get rid of them because they hire their own.
	We have a massive amygdala hijack taking place on people.
	Everyone's so freaked out.
	It depends on what you hear.
	Before breakfast, that's probably going to be your mindset or what you're thinking for this day.
	Let's see.
	Words matter.
	The CDC has yet again changed the definition of vaccination.
	This is cool.
	CDC previously used the following definition of vaccination.
	The act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce immunity to a specific disease.
	That was prior to September 1st.
	Now the definition is the act of introducing a vaccine into the body to produce protection from a specific disease.
	Huh.
	Huh.
	So, what do you call a vaccine that gives you immunity?
	An immunity vaccine?
	A real vaccine?
	Yeah, a real one.
	There's another story on Yahoo Finance.
	That's interesting.
	There's a lot to be said for that little tidbit.
	I'm trying to think what was in the story that I like so much.
	You take some ivermectin, you made a horse sound.
	Well, as expected, the financial experts are saying, quote, according to Yahoo Finance, we know how great they are.
	They call it horse tranquilizer.
	But this is a quote.
	It's game over.
	It's mRNA or nothing.
	This is an expert on the future of vaccines.
	I believe it.
	I think the flu-rona vaccine will be the next one up.
	You know, hey, get your flu shot.
	Because, you know, the flu has returned, by the way.
	You never know it by news reports.
	No, no, not here.
	Not here.
	No, to India.
	No.
	The flu has returned to India after an absence of 18 months.
	It's crazy.
	How does that work?
	It's crazy.
	I don't know.
	It's entirely insane.
	So your immunity...
	Yeah, you're right.
	Vaccination is no longer the same thing as immunity.
	Immunity is something you subscribe to from Big Pharma.
	That's it.
	Immunity as a service.
	Yeah, that's exactly what it is.
	Throughout the week, all three talk shows, shilling vaccine, everything is all vaccine, vaccine, vaccine, vaccine.
	Even...
	I see reports like this from NPR. A new study finds evidence of superhuman immunity to COVID-19 in some individuals.
	I'm like, this is great.
	You go read through it, and it's like, okay, yeah, you can get immunity from previous exposure to some types of coronaviruses, but if you want the superimmunity, you have to have had COVID and get a jab.
	Then you really have superimmunity.
	How many times do we have to show the studies that show that is not the case?
	It's like shoveling sand at the beach.
	It's just, you might as well give up.
	I mean, if we were honest, everybody was honest about this.
	Here's what we do.
	We say, we really thank the vaccinated for their courage.
	They stood up.
	They took one for the team.
	The thing's a dud.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Let's move on.
	Let's stop vaccinations.
	You know, stop.
	Stop.
	And these people in charge, we've put in charge our representatives with special powers now for COVID, they're all thinking that we have no herd immunity until everyone's vaccinated.
	And that it's the unvaccinated who are spoiling it for the vaccinated because the thing doesn't work.
	I mean, this is what hypnosis does.
	You can hypnotize someone and say that's red when it's clearly yellow or blue or green or black.
	Well, that's why they're always now saying they stopped looking at Israel.
	Why would we do that?
	Hey, stop looking at that!
	It was like the thing, now we've got to stop looking at Israel.
	Wait a minute, that's like your perfect test tube model.
	No, no, no, no.
	We've got to stop looking at that.
	Too many weird things.
	Don't even let them fly to Holland.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's a tit-for-tat thing.
	And I agree, because we still won't let anyone from the EU in.
	So I agree.
	Like, screw you guys.
	And why wouldn't we let them in from the EU? It's so lame.
	All right.
	The whole thing is lame.
	I think we've beaten this.
	We got nothing else in COVID, right?
	We're kind of done?
	I hope so.
	Let me look.
	I don't think I have...
	I guess we should just mention, I put the documents and a couple of links in the show notes, that it's pretty obvious Fauci really lied.
	There's so much gain-of-function research.
	I mean, people literally talking about this coronavirus and we're messing with it.
	No, come on.
	It's everywhere now.
	Everyone has heard this.
	You've got to tell people what you're talking about.
	The intercept.
	Yeah.
	Published 900 more emails from Fauci.
	Yes.
	And he spills the beans on the fact that we did gain-of-function research in the Wuhan lab, or at least we paid for it.
	The American public paid for the research, which is what Rand Paul knew all along as he was grilling Fauci last time he was before Congress to get him to admit to being a liar.
	And now there's more evidence, and now it's out of control, and the mainstream media won't touch it.
	No.
	I mean, The Intercept was their boy for a while because they'd gotten rid of Greenwald and some of these other, you know, truth seekers.
	And they were towing the line for, you know, they were woke.
	So they run out for this thing and now, whoops, they're now, don't, no, no, shh, shh, don't, don't, shh.
	Yeah, no one asked him about it.
	Yeah, no one is asking him about it.
	It's like, whoa.
	No, it's just like the big pharma has taken over the country.
	See, what I wanted to do is I wanted to see what Kimmel's numbers were so I could get a handle on how many people are...
	Tucker's numbers these days are about half a million.
	No, they're not.
	No, the last week...
	Hey, it's summer.
	They are not over a million.
	It's half a million and the other primetime news shows are about $1.50 to $100,000.
	Right now, it's dead.
	And then whether that's the summer ending or people are no longer interested.
	And I really was interested.
	That's why the no more overnight ratings is important.
	I don't think there's that many people watching television.
	I think this is...
	If anything, we're helping them.
	Now, of course, it's our job, but we're helping them where alternative media is bitching about all these things and keeping it going.
	Alternative media.
	Yes.
	The grousers.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	But the people, have you seen, this was a common meme and I do have some, like a mashup, it's kind of weird to play the whole thing, but the people seem to be fed up and they've just resorted to saying F Joe Biden at every sports game, every concert.
	Have you seen this trend?
	I have not seen or even heard of this trend.
	That eluded me.
	It started at college games.
	This was reported widely on Fox, but it's also all over the webs.
	But it's also happening at concerts, in bars, and it goes something like this.
	Fuck Joe Biden!
	These are all different games.
	Fuck Joe Biden!
	A variation.
	I'd like the last one.
	Well, there's more.
	This is a pretty big crowd who's doing this here.
	Now I got a concert hall, I think.
	That's a bar?
	That's a bunch of MAGA hat dudes, no doubt.
	But now here's a concert, I think.
	That's an arena?
	I mean, there's a lot of it.
	Or at least it seems like a lot.
	But there was mention of it.
	There's more than two.
	It's a lot.
	It's happening at football games.
	The fact that it got on any media whatsoever, I guess you can get a lot of it online, but I haven't heard this on the mainstreams.
	Yeah.
	The mainstreams.
	You said mainstreams.
	I like that.
	Yeah, that's what I said.
	It's the mainstreams, everybody.
	That's what's going on.
	It's on the mainstreams.
	Yeah, you know, we probably should also be looking like this.
	James O'Keefe says, Project Veritas, undercover army swells as fed-up insiders come aboard.
	I totally believe that.
	Problem is, he has yet to make anything audible enough to play on our show.
	Great things, but it's too long.
	Stop spinning down the voices.
	Either you come out and you're a whistleblower or you're not.
	Then just read it.
	You don't need that bullcrap.
	Which reminds me, I got a butt call the other day.
	Somebody butt dialed.
	And I pick it up and there's some...
	You know, if anybody thinks that these phones can be used to spy on people, they're nuts.
	You can't hear crap.
	You can't hear anything.
	Well, we have discussed this, and the sound you are hearing from a telephone telephony call is not going to be the same as a microphone communicating through TCP IP. We've talked about this.
	Well, we're two microphones talking through TCPIP as we speak.
	That's why it sounds good, and you can hear it, but if you're on a cell phone call...
	Yeah, but I'm also talking into an expensive microphone and going through some gear, and it's not like a small...
	I refuse to have the same argument again with you.
	I just refuse.
	I refuse, because people are going to email, and it winds up with you going, Okay, Adam was right again.
	Okay.
	Since we're talking about this, two very short clips from Catherine Austin Fitz, who I just love her.
	She's the former financial nerd turned conspiracy theorist who always pops up and she said something pretty interesting.
	It is absolutely important.
	Brian Garrish of UK Column calls it the old media and the new media.
	So, the corporate media is the old media.
	We must, if we're going to navigate this period, we must have the new media.
	And the only way we're going to have the new media is if we fund the new media.
	Ah, yes.
	What did you say, Catherine?
	So, one of the most important things you can do after using cash is give some of your cash to the new media.
	Every time you give money on your Patreon account, you're striking at the heart of the machinery.
	It's a blow to the machinery.
	Yes.
	They should give more money to you.
	Patreon is the machinery.
	Hello.
	Yes.
	Yeah, we don't need no stinking Patreon.
	See, Patreon, it's...
	Dave Jones explained this.
	The value for value model difference is if you subscribe to something through Patreon, That's like fast food, where you pay it in the window number one, here's my five bucks, drive through, and you get your burger.
	You know, that's fast food.
	Value for value, you sit back, you're in a nice restaurant, you enjoy the ambiance, you enjoy the chatter, the talk, the service.
	And then, even though you have a guideline on this thing called a menu...
	You may tip by 20 or 30%, even though I don't like to call it tipping, but you're showing your value that you receive.
	You're reciprocating.
	Yeah, well, you're also paying for the meal.
	Well, of course.
	Yeah, well, that's the value.
	Yes, well, you get the value, but the whole experience, and I think we're delivering an experience.
	An experience.
	I'm not going to argue the point.
	In fact, I'm going to celebrate it.
	Okay.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the crisis standard of care.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to Mr.
	John C. Dvorak.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning to all ships at sea, boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and nights out.
	And in the morning to our trolls in the Troll Room.
	You can find them and join them at trollroom.io.
	They are there every single time during the show when we do a live show.
	It's live stream, noagendastream.com.
	You can listen to it and troll along at the same time.
	Let me see.
	I have the latest count here.
	Let's see how many trolls we've got in the Troll Room.
	Hands up there, trolls.
	Let's see.
	We've got, hmm, 2,055.
	That is above average for a Thursday.
	Anything over $1,800 on a Thursday, as far as I'm concerned, is good.
	Yes, $1,846.
	And I have the real numbers now.
	Our producer has scolded us.
	That was so funny.
	He scolded you, but I got caught up in it, as usual.
	No, no.
	The thing was, he wasn't scolding anybody.
	I saw his email, and I'm like, I didn't even do a reply at all.
	I'm like, okay, cool, thanks.
	This is what I need, and I can put it in my show notes.
	I can refer to it.
	Not this whole, you know, like a whole table of things.
	Just give me the top line.
	But you took it as an attack.
	And there was no attack!
	Go reread it!
	You were just in...
	I don't know what happened.
	Something...
	It hit you at the wrong moment or something.
	I was chuckling.
	Like, man, this is not an attack on you, John.
	The guy, he came back funny, though.
	Yeah, he came back funny.
	So, yeah, so...
	So it was...
	Yes.
	So what was the record that he said is on?
	There's a Sunday record.
	The best Thursday was January 7th, 2602.
	The best Sunday was 2501.
	Average Thursday, 1846, so we're well above the average.
	And average Sunday is 2138.
	And I see Omar just left.
	Okay, so now...
	They're leaving us now.
	They're trying to screw up the count.
	The trolls are great.
	They do a lot.
	They help a lot.
	Troll power is on and you need to join them.
	That's at trollroom.io.
	If you just want to join in the conversation, we have one on noagendasocial.com.
	You can follow me, Adam, at noagendasocial.com.
	John is John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com.
	You can get an account anywhere Mastodon is available to you.
	You can also set up your own server.
	Also, I want people to boost.
	I need to get my Twitter number back up.
	The real Dvorak at Twitter.
	Put me on your list.
	Certified boomer statement, brah.
	Who wants their Twitter number?
	Who cares about Twitter numbers anymore?
	I need my number up.
	I have like 66,000 Twitter numbers.
	But no one sees my tweets.
	I'm completely shadow banned or pushed down.
	That's why your numbers are going up.
	Okay, thanks.
	That is...
	NoagendaSocial.com.
	Follow us there on the map.
	It's federated.
	So this is the future of social media.
	A lot of people...
	All the cool kids are doing it.
	All the cool kids are there.
	Come on over.
	Follow us and have some fun.
	The Federation makes it all flow over to you.
	Now let us thank the artist for episode 1379 of the best podcast in the universe.
	We titled that one Afghani Scam.
	Very, very cool...
	Cool title, I think.
	I think we did a good job on that one.
	Darren O'Neill brought us the artwork.
	With the horse paste, stay safe.
	Am I just saying this right?
	Is this the right one?
	I think it is.
	Yes, that's the one that we picked.
	Now, we had a crisis of conscience.
	Well, the one that I think was better.
	That we both thought was better.
	But less appropriate.
	Mike Riley.
	Yeah, it was very funny.
	Because it was just silly and funny and it was a nice cartoon that he specifically drew.
	Yeah.
	And it should have been picked.
	But we persuaded each other to go with Darren.
	Why?
	Why?
	Because Darren was more vanilla.
	It was a more classic style of no agenda art.
	It had two or three gags in there instead of the one sight gag.
	Yeah.
	It was less lewd.
	There's something about just a guy staring at a horse's butt.
	With the white spots everywhere, that was a bit much.
	And it was like he had a tube of horse stuff in his hand up with it.
	It was gross.
	It was funny, though.
	It was gross.
	So we picked Darren's very, very pedestrian piece.
	Pedestrian?
	Oh, man.
	It was pedestrian.
	Good job, sir.
	The trick.
	I mean, that's what Darren does.
	Darren is always the safe bet.
	This is what, when he was dating, I'm sure, the parents of the girls would say that Darren's safe.
	He's a good boy.
	He's a good boy.
	And so it's reflected in everything he does.
	So this is Darren being the safe.
	But he won.
	What else does he say?
	He wins every so often.
	Everybody has a shot.
	Anybody can win.
	Anybody.
	Well, we both kind of liked it.
	I mean, he also tried to do the one next to it, which is Build Back Better.
	He's always trying to do cheesecake.
	But he's always a little bit too much of a good boy to have the kind of edge you need for cheesecake to work.
	This is one of his closest...
	He's gotten close with this one.
	But...
	It was dissociated because he's got Build Back Better, he's got the girl, some girls with a hard hat on, and then there's a telephone pole as though she's going to go up and down the pole in the short skirt.
	You know, it's just not really...
	By the way, the big in the morning to all of our Louisiana linemen restoring service everywhere.
	True heroes out on the poles.
	Yeah.
	Go say hi to them.
	It's a lot of work.
	They're getting double time, I'm sure.
	I like the danger overtrow for Roe v.
	Wade.
	Yeah, you like that.
	It was a sign.
	Who did this?
	Cesium-137.
	Yeah, Cesium-137.
	It was really good.
	Yeah.
	Except I didn't get it.
	Well, overthrow, what was it?
	You had to tell me what, oh yeah, overthrow to government or something.
	I forgot what the reference.
	Roe v.
	Wade is now Roe.
	Overthrow, right.
	It was going to be overthrow Roe, and so it came as overthrow.
	Yeah.
	It didn't work for me.
	No, that was clear.
	Really liked Moose's, in fact, I used that for the pre-stream, Moose's kind of radio antenna on the next page.
	Oh yeah, no, that's a very nice piece.
	It's very pretty.
	I thought that was artistic.
	Yeah, very nice piece.
	And in fact, it's one of those things that make it be nice on a mug.
	Not the one with 1379, but the No Agenda version.
	Well, that's interesting you say that, because over at noagendashop.com, this is exactly what they do.
	They work with the artists, who of course have copyright over their work, and they split some money when they put stuff on mugs, t-shirts, hats, hoodies, cozies.
	What else do they have?
	There are all kinds of gear over there.
	T-shirts.
	Well, yeah, of course, T-shirts.
	And then from time to time, they donate to the show.
	It's great.
	We have no contract, nothing to approve.
	We don't care.
	Everybody wins.
	Y'all got great, great merch.
	Merch.
	Supports the show.
	Yeah.
	Well, I'm always curious to see what our artists come up with.
	Really enjoy it.
	You can see all of the art that we discussed and even more as Dreb Scott does his thing putting together the chapters that work with Podcasting 2.0 compatible apps.
	Breeze has just updated theirs and you can now send Boostergrams.
	So check that out.
	Available for iOS and Android.
	Newpodcastapps.com.
	And thank you very much, Darren O'Neill.
	Thank you to all the artists.
	No agenda.
	Artgenerator.com is where you can join in the party or just go look at the over...
	I think it's now 18,000...
	Let me see.
	What do we have?
	No, I'm sorry.
	Over 22,500 pieces of art have been submitted.
	This doesn't even include the first couple of years.
	It was a different art generator, remember?
	Yeah, I didn't...
	Were we just using drop.io and everything got lost?
	No, no, no, no.
	There was a web page.
	Yeah.
	It was set up differently, and then it was...
	And then it was gone.
	Yeah.
	I don't remember.
	I'm all with the art.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com.
	Now, as part of our time, talents, and treasure, where we ask you to produce the show, of course, we need finances as well, and we're always happy to celebrate the contributions from our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1380.
	Yes, 1380.
	Kind of an off show that we didn't have anything to celebrate.
	But we did get some donors.
	I'm celebrating our life together.
	Anonymous 570.
	Says anonymous donation.
	Happy birthday Adam.
	There you go.
	Perfect.
	Late but worth it.
	Justin.
	Late but worth it.
	Justin's coming in next at 54321.
	As someone who flirts with libertarian ideas yet lives in San Francisco, there's plenty of people like that.
	You could describe me as confused on several levels, but I'm particularly confused by lockstep opposition to masks on the ground of freedom.
	Ubiquitous, normalized mask wearing, especially when traveling, strikes me as a positive development in this age of facial recognition technology.
	I've mentioned this on the show, and I will also mention on the show, I'll do it now, they've come up with facial recognition technology that uses masks, and you can still tell who you are.
	Yep, they did it to me when checking in at the airport.
	There you go, and you had a mask on.
	Mm-hmm.
	So, forget it.
	Now, a burka.
	Yeah.
	Now you're talking.
	Now you're talking.
	Anonymity is like vitamin D3 for freedom.
	Thank you for that.
	Thank you for the show.
	F cancer for my father-in-law.
	You've got karma.
	Brandon Peters, Parts Unknown, 365, came across this podcast when I saw Adam on the first Rogan podcast.
	This is by far the best podcast in the world.
	I would like to thank you both for keeping me sane over the last year and a half with all the CCP virus bullcrap going on.
	The media deconstruction you present has opened my eyes and mind to the messaging the media lays out.
	It's so easy these days, by the way, with ivermectin.
	I mean, you don't have to be that skilled.
	But you have to be not mind-controlled and your amygdala has to be the right size.
	The $3.55 donation, he says $3.55, although I see $3.65.
	I thought it was $3.65 on his check.
	Yeah, he says, he must have made a mistake, because he says it's a dollar a day for your hard work, so that's a year that makes sense.
	Yeah, $3.65.
	As for the CCP virus misinformation raged on last year, I decided to hit my wife in the mouth.
	Thank God for that decision.
	She loves the show and is often an episode ahead of me.
	Couples who know Agenda together stay together.
	In honor of my beautiful wife, Janine P. of South Jersey.
	South Jersey girls are the best!
	I'd like to make this donation for her future damehood.
	So noted, and you should note that as well.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Does she spin her beads?
	Robert Rose in Cedar City, Utah is next on the list of $364.57.
	Hi, in the morning, Gitmo Nation.
	Continuing my quest to become a knight by the end of the year by becoming an executive producer for the first time.
	Nice.
	All the cool kids are doing it.
	Happy birthday, Adam.
	Thank you.
	As always, I'm very grateful for what you two do, combining entertainment and a dose of critical thinking to my life bi-weekly.
	It's worth more than what I am able to donate.
	So thank you very much.
	Add me to the birthday list this Saturday, the 11th.
	I'll be turning 24.
	I'll be flying to Boston that morning, so we'll see what kind of shenanigans are afoot while trying to fly on the 20th anniversary of 9-11.
	It'll be very calm.
	You'll breeze right through.
	It's going to be great.
	You know, that's probably exactly true.
	Yeah, I'm sure of it.
	Maybe TSA will make me strip to my birthday suit.
	You'll have no problems.
	It depends on how easy you can strip.
	No jingles, no karma, just mad love for the entire No Agenda Nation, Robert.
	Sir Luca of Switzerland, 3-3-3-57.
	And he lives in Switzerland, although the town is PayPal Mind Your Business.
	Happy birthday to Adam and me, 51 on September 11th.
	Since you complained about my boring long note last time, no jingles, just karma.
	Keep up the great work and thanks, Sir Luca of Switzerland.
	Thank you very much, Sir Luca of Switzerland.
	Happy birthday.
	You're on the list.
	You've got karma.
	Let me get...
	I'm sorry?
	Once again, complaining works.
	Brian Skelton.
	Pay attention, people.
	If you want to use the value-for-value model, we show you how to do it.
	Brian Skelton, 33333 in the morning.
	My roommate hit me in the mouth about a year ago, but Clint Baker needs to be called out as a total douchebag.
	Take that, Clint.
	I also need to call out my best friend...
	Austin City Council member Mackenzie Kelly.
	Douchebag!
	Despite her best efforts to make the city a better place, that chick is still a major douche as well.
	Yeah, I'm sure she appreciates being called a chick.
	I'd like my donation of 33333 to be split between the three of us so we can all collectively be deduced.
	I'd like one jingle for each.
	In honor of Mackenzie's birthday, let's get her a biscuit.
	For Clint, China is asshole.
	And for myself, I'm going to need some goat karma because it has been said, that's how I sound when I sneeze.
	Thank you for the best podcast in the universe.
	All right, three quick dedouches.
	You've been dedouched.
	That one's for Clint.
	You've been deduced.
	Council member Mackenzie Kelly.
	And...
	You've been deduced.
	That one's for you, Brian.
	Thank you very much for your courage.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	Chinese asshole!
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Let me go from one Texan to another with Angela Pickering in South Lake, Texas, 333.33.
	Today marks my 11th anniversary with my wonderful husband, Chris.
	Chris Breaux.
	So I am making this donation on his honor.
	Now, I think, is this a switcheroo?
	I think it is.
	Mm-hmm.
	Well, make a note.
	We also calculated it as 33.3% of 33 years.
	Hold on a second.
	They've been married for 33 years?
	11th anniversary.
	33.3% of 33 years.
	So it's 11 years and they never had a fight.
	Anyways.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	She said anyway.
	I've been listening faithfully since I heard you on the Tom Woods show a couple of months ago.
	I hit Chris in the mouth shortly thereafter.
	Wood donation.
	Keep up the outstanding work.
	We will now be listening from our temporary trailer home on our new land since we recently sold our house in the city.
	Wish us luck.
	Okay.
	Please de-douche my husband Chris with some Chewbacca and add some R2-D2 karma and a Sleepy Joe jingle.
	Love is lit.
	Luckily, I know exactly what she means.
	Sheepie Go! Sheepie Go!
	Sheepie Go!
	You've been de-douched.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Ha ha ha!
	Chewbacca and art is a total Star Wars combo.
	Nice, nice.
	Kevin McLaren, Seattle, Washington, 33333.
	I wrote a very long note thanking you two and waxing poetic about all the reasons why No Agenda is the best damn podcast in the universe.
	I then read said note out loud in my very best JCD impression and couldn't delete it fast enough.
	I encourage everyone to do this.
	Based on the accounting below, I humbly ask for recognition as a knight of the Noagenda Roundtable.
	You, too, can become a knight with a little grit and determination for the amazingly low price of just $33.33 a month, he says.
	I wish to be known as Sir Kenneth, Knight of the Silent Planet, like your horn, and I'd like Mac and Jack's to be served at the Roundtable.
	Mac and Jack's, you got it.
	Firm handshake to the Noise Frog boys, but please call out Josh because he is a giant douchebag.
	Regarding jingles, I request an F cancer and R2-D2 karma for all the dude's name.
	Ben, cheers from Kenneth in Seattle, Washington, and we will see you on the podium.
	You've got...
	Karma.
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	In, where is this, Missouri City?
	Missouri City is outside of Houston.
	Donald Trump, don't trust China!
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	Mr.
	Dabalina, Mr.
	Bob Dabalina.
	He says, Mr.
	Dabalina, here.
	I will try to be brief.
	So the Taliban announced they were joining China's CPEC. That means not only did the U.S. pave the way for the Belt and Road Initiative, we gave $90 billion in equipment to secure it.
	More on that later in this show.
	The person to listen to on the subject is Brandon O'Connell.
	You can find him on YouTube and Brighteon.
	No doubt.
	What's next?
	Brighteon.
	The uncovering of the unholy alliance between Israel, China, and Russia?
	A fun thing to look up is Unit 8200.
	Yes, well, aware of them.
	Israel's version of the NSA.
	NSA and the Talpyat project, a program that took 8,200 cadets and trained them specifically to hold the position of CEO.
	Talpyat has been around for decades.
	Anyway, that's it.
	Short and sweet.
	And then he posts to, what he posts to?
	A Taliban express interest in CPEC.
	Should India be worried why China is reaching out and what Pakistan said?
	Personally, I think at this point a lot is a big distraction, but you know that being run partially from the Hill Country, I have been privy to some organization of the Pineapple Express.
	Are you familiar with this, John?
	The Pineapple Express?
	Yeah, there's like the Underground Railway.
	Yeah, well, what this is now...
	Way to sneak people out of some place.
	Yeah, the new meaning is, this is veterans, ex-Special Forces, ex-Delta, who are all going into Afghanistan, Afghanistan, to help people get out.
	They call it the Pineapple Express.
	It's quite an operation.
	There's a lot going on with that.
	Very, very interesting.
	Thank you, State Department, for not helping anyone.
	Yeah.
	We'll talk about it later.
	Lucas Hohn.
	H-O-E-H-N. Hohn or Hohn.
	333 from Sandown, New Hampshire.
	In the morning.
	Show date birthday.
	Please de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
	I've been listening since Adam's first JRE showing.
	Jingle, some Rev Al for all, and a Karma with Goat for All.
	May I please have Adam say happy birthday in Dutch.
	Thanks for the podcast.
	Go Gitmo Nation.
	Bye!
	Okay, Lucas.
	Lucas, you're a fun heart.
	You've got...
	Scott V in Laguna Hills, which is right behind Laguna Beach, a ritzy area of Southern California, $333.
	So he's got the money.
	I've been receiving many signs that I should thank you both for your deconstruction services again by sending you some of my hard-earned treasure.
	The first sign is that the show falls on my birthday.
	Nine-nine.
	The second is that the executive producer amount of 333 adds up to nine.
	My wife really loves the show and is heavily into numerology, if you couldn't tell.
	The third sign was Adam mentioning my favorite sport, Formula One, and my favorite racetrack, Spa-Francorchamps.
	The Belgian course.
	I personally like Monaco.
	And also my favorite driver of the number 33 car, Max Verstappen.
	Thanks for stopping.
	The fourth and final sign is that I have woken up exactly at 3.33 in the morning last two nights in a row.
	Hopefully this donation allows me to get a good night's sleep and stop John's haunting voice in my head saying, Donate.
	Donate!
	It goes like this.
	It goes like this.
	You've got...
	Donate!
	Donate!
	Karma.
	He likes some house-building karma, if you can get it.
	And then he continues.
	And if you're interested, as a 30-year-old electrical lineman, I can give you boots-on-the-ground perspective on Biden's comments on the undergrounding and electrical grid.
	I've started, I've worked in Southern California for the last 25 years, averaging a little over 80 hours a week consistently.
	You're getting some overtime, kid.
	Yeah.
	As do most of my co-workers.
	Typical.
	Everyone gets overtime.
	The work is maintaining the power lines, fixing trouble and providing power to new homes and businesses.
	There is a shortage of linemen and a lot of work just to keep things working properly.
	When you add the forest fires into the equation, we are stretched pretty thin.
	This is why you can work in 80 hours a week.
	A lot of linemen that are retiring at the end of the next five years and simply not enough people interested in becoming linemen because of the long hours.
	No, it's because it's not promoted.
	The physical nature of the job.
	I'm not going to go into it.
	No, you should.
	You're absolutely right.
	They don't want the linemen anymore.
	They want it all underground.
	That's the whole point.
	Get rid of linemen.
	Make it a problem.
	Problem, reaction, solution.
	We have a lot of good young hands, but the workload in the future is going to be hard to keep up with.
	Yeah, I would say 80 hours a week is a little too much.
	With the ever-decreasing number of workers, we'll be likely we'll be able to keep the lights on at all in most of the area.
	As far as Biden's comments, there's absolutely no way that any of that is possible from a manpower perspective or a financial perspective.
	As with all liberal ideas, there is no basis in reality.
	I'm sure there are a lot of other linemen in Gitmo Nation.
	I'm interested if they're seeing the same things.
	I hope that it wasn't too grim.
	My advice is to always have a backup generator.
	There you go.
	Yeah, I did get a note from the dude named Ben, protector of megawatts, and roughly to do high-power transmission or any lines underground...
	It's about 15 times as expensive, takes twice as long to implement, also lasts half as long, and is a nightmare to fix if something's broken.
	Yeah.
	You've got to dig shit up.
	Yeah, it's no good.
	Thank you, Scott.
	Then we go to Zinko Herinku.
	I got it.
	Herinku.
	Herinku.
	Birmingham, Alabama.
	333.
	Well, Zinko.
	Please wish my beautiful bride, Jessie Herinku...
	A happy 30th birthday on September 10th.
	Well, we're one day early.
	She wanted nothing but an executive producership for her birthday, and her wish is my command!
	Thank you for your courage.
	Another switcheroo.
	Yeah, definitely.
	We'll put Jesse in there.
	14.
	Okay.
	Congratulations, she's on the list.
	And I'll take it right through to our first associate executive producer, Sir NetNed257.
	In the morning, Adam and John, since you both seem to have a dislike of my art, but will pick a shitty facsimile of it the following week, I figured I would just donate since the art doesn't seem to be of value.
	Happy belated birthday to Adam.
	Sir NetNed, what did we do?
	What did NetNed do that was no good?
	Well, I don't know.
	Here's the problem.
	When someone says, since you both seem to have a dislike of my art, well, first of all, that's just not true.
	We've picked Ned several times in the past, so we have no dislike.
	We don't look at people's names right away.
	But we'll pick a shitty facsimile of it the following week.
	You know, there's something about context.
	Context.
	Yeah, context.
	So maybe it just wasn't appropriate because of the title we had, the opening clip we had.
	It just was...
	The timing was wrong, but...
	You know, and you're also calling someone else work shitty.
	Yeah.
	Send him his money back, John.
	Send it back to him.
	Just send it back.
	Ned.
	Ned, man, we're going to give you a goat karma.
	I'm sorry they don't feel bad about that.
	You've got...
	We love all art.
	We have no dislike of any.
	And by the way, we're also human.
	Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
	That doesn't mean we hold a grudge.
	Yeah.
	Keep digging.
	What do you mean keep digging?
	Keep digging.
	That's what the word is when you get somebody trying to get something through, trying to get it through.
	You call it keep digging.
	I thought keep digging is when you're digging a hole for yourself.
	Oh, when you're looking to produce stuff, you want somebody to tell you to keep digging.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, I feel bad about it.
	I don't want anyone feeling it.
	I want people to love us.
	I don't have this note.
	You're going to have to take this.
	Yeah, this is Alexander of Middle Cascadia in the morning.
	This is $244, Associate Executive Producer.
	244 AI? Some code I'm not understanding here.
	244...
	I don't know.
	But his number corresponds to it, and he wants R2-D2 health karma for all of Gitmo Nation.
	We got that lined up for you.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Onward with...
	That was Alexander of Middle Cascadia?
	Yeah.
	Interesting.
	Andrew Conrad 201.
	And he comes in, hey guys, chipping in an associate executive producer donation of nine years of $4 a week donations for a couple of knightings and a birthday request.
	Wow.
	Nice.
	$4 a week adds up.
	Please knight the smoking hot dame boots of I'd like the moniker Sir Yoder of the mainline.
	They're both listed on there?
	Hi!
	Let me check.
	Let me check.
	And then there's a birthday request from Dame Boots, a little older and wiser on 9-11, same birthday as her daughter.
	Ouch!
	Yeah, we got that one.
	Jingle request, shut up, it's science, that's true, and thank you for your courage and stay safe.
	Dame Boots and Andrew, yeah, everybody's on the list, everybody's good.
	Sir Yoder.
	Yes.
	Shut up already!
	It's science!
	That's true.
	You've got... Harma.
	Stay safe!
	Now we have our final associate executive producer, Dalton Varvel from Squim, Washington.
	$200 in the morning.
	Greetings from Squim, Washington, where we're fighting the medical martial law of Jailer Inslee and our local health dictator, Dr.
	Alison Barry.
	On September 2nd, Dr.
	Berry posted an indoor dining vax mandate for Clallam and neighboring Jefferson County.
	That evening, citizens formed a non-compliance caravan of 20-plus cars to visit her house here in Squim.
	Oh, this is always fun.
	Upon arrival, 50 people silently walked to her doorstep while carrying signs and said, where there is risk, there must be consent and coercion is not consent.
	Her husband answered and said, you have the wrong house.
	She no longer lives here.
	And then we aren't related anymore.
	Oh, my.
	Oh, my.
	Oh, goodness.
	We then drove to Mayor William Armacost Salon.
	He declared his city council had drafted a petition to disassociate from the Callum Health Department and nullify vaccine mandates within city limits.
	Friday morning...
	I'm sorry, what is it?
	Clallam?
	Clallam.
	Friday morning, 300-plus protesters stormed the courthouse and occupied the lawn while Allison zoomed in from an undisclosed location.
	After 20 minutes, Sheriff Bill Benedict closed the meeting, citing safety concerns or refusing to answer questions.
	And then that afternoon, Jay Inslee passed his updated Washington-ready guidelines.
	I guess he wants me to read this too, am I as well?
	Oh, to summarize, here we go.
	Inslee says, local governments can't resist vaccine mandates.
	This was in direct response to our mayor's refusal to obey.
	In conclusion, help.
	Help.
	We need a no-agenda producer on the Olympic Peninsula who can help with web development hosting.
	Please email squimlibertytree at protonmail.com.
	It says Sequim, not Squim.
	Squim.
	But it's spelled, he says it here, S-E-Q? Yeah.
	Is that how you spell it?
	It's an Indian tribe.
	It's pronounced Squim.
	But that's how you spell it?
	S-E-Q-U-I-M? Yeah.
	Okay.
	So Squim, Liberty, Tree, all written together at ProtonMail.
	We're also hosting a no agenda.
	That sounds like something Eric could do.
	He lives in the area.
	Yeah.
	Oh, he's over in Port Townsend.
	It's a little ways.
	No, he can go to the meetup and hang out.
	There's plenty of guys that can do web stuff in that area.
	We have a lot of listeners in it for some reason.
	Thank you very much, Dalton.
	Also, in our final two associate executive producers, Sir Sorted Out with $200.
	He says this donation is recognition of Sir Gogman and his highly talented seafaring wife, Anne.
	For generously hosting a lovely and fun Saturday afternoon sailboat cruise on Lake Travis for four no-agenda devotees.
	We had a blast!
	Oh, that's nice.
	Sir, sort it out.
	And then finally, Sir Howard Gutknecht from Seattle, Washington.
	And I have his note here.
	By the way, cool note.
	Kind of yellowish paper.
	Old school typewritten, I can tell.
	My grandfather had one of these.
	Looks just like it.
	Dear John Adam, asking for some jobs karma for my sweetie, Julie.
	I recently stumbled across a reference to the story of how George Washington died.
	In December 1999, Washington was riding his property in Mount Vernon on a chilly day.
	A light snow turned to rain.
	When he came back home to Washington, age 67, neglected to immediately shed his wet clothes.
	He had a sore throat the next day and had trouble breathing.
	His doctor gave him some mouthwash and bled him.
	Later, another doctor came and again bled him, a common medical practice at the time.
	Within 24 hours, Washington died.
	The moral of this story is that your doctor, following common agreed medical practices, can still kill you.
	A nice holiday thought.
	It has to be $17.99.
	It can't be $18.99.
	It must be $17.99.
	I agree.
	But, you know, the problem is you do it on the typewriter.
	There's no spell check.
	You probably didn't have any white-out.
	We still wouldn't have white-out.
	You need yellow-out.
	Tip-ex, tip-ex, tip-ex.
	That's it!
	These are our producers, executive and associate executive, for episode 1,380 of the No Agenda show.
	Thank you all so much for producing the show, for keeping it going, for funding it so that we don't have to...
	Well, so we can do it at all.
	You hear what's going on.
	They're going to push Joe Rogan.
	And he's got advertisers and there's all kinds of stuff happening.
	But us, we seem to be pretty safe.
	Knock on wood.
	If you want to help us for episode 1381, go to...
	Thank you all once again for producing the best podcast in the universe.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Order. Order.
	Stay safe.
	Shut up.
	We can talk a little bit about Afghanistan.
	I know you've got some sort of report.
	I have three clips.
	I just wanted to mention one thing to you.
	About Megyn Kelly, and then we'll go to Afghanistan.
	Oh yes, you're going to do Megyn Kelly.
	There has to be priority.
	So, what I was told, if you recall, was, Adam, we're going to book you for Tuesday, and you'll be on the new SiriusXM show for about 20 to 30 minutes.
	Now, the way I know the Megyn Kelly podcast, that's an hour, sometimes two hours with one person.
	And the way the booker is speaking, it's like there's two separate shows.
	Everyone's telling me, no, it's the same show.
	Anyway, she comes back on Friday and says, sorry, this is the last minute.
	We really want to do you in the full, not just 20, 30 minutes.
	We want to have you for the full show.
	So I'll get back to you when we book you on the full show.
	But now if you listen to Megan Polly, Megan Polly Pili Puri, her name is now Megan Polly for some reason.
	Let me just write it down so I can remind myself.
	The amazing Megan Polly.
	The amazing Megan Polly.
	So Megan Polly will have me on for the regular show, but the amazing Megan Polly podcast...
	He's now a show with three guests each about 20 to 30 minutes.
	So I'm confused what I'm going to be on, if ever.
	Oh, they pivoted.
	I don't know if they do.
	Well, I think I can tell you.
	I'm guessing.
	I mean, some people can hold a boring...
	I don't know if it's boring.
	Sasquatch in the troll room says, dude, it's a trap.
	You're probably right.
	It's a trap.
	So I'm thinking that Megan could...
	This is the problem with doing interview shows.
	They were having people that were so dull...
	And they were on for a whole show, which was how long?
	An hour?
	Two hours?
	I don't know.
	Well, her regular was an hour, hour and a half, sometimes two.
	Okay, an hour and a half of one guy who's dull.
	And so they say, we can't keep doing this.
	We've got to have shorter, you know, guests who can't take a chance.
	And even though you can talk for days, but they don't know you, and they've probably never listened to this podcast.
	No, I think because we bitched about it, I think someone clued them in.
	Hey, man, they don't like what you're doing.
	You've got to put them on the big show.
	Oh, did we bitch?
	I thought it was after the show we bitched.
	No, that was quite on the show.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, who knows?
	You probably screwed yourself.
	I'm never going to get invited.
	The thing is, I think the problem is, if you're really going to do something with SiriusXM, now you've just introduced something that is very destructive for a podcast.
	You've introduced time limits.
	So now you're going to be at the mercy...
	Stop, Adam.
	We've got a hard break.
	That's right.
	At the mercy of the hard break for the commercial, at the mercy of the top of the hour for the next show...
	It is death.
	We gotta go.
	It is podcast poison.
	We gotta go.
	Alright, we gotta go.
	Please wrap it up.
	Please wrap it up, Curry.
	Right after this message.
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	I can very easily imagine.
	I can imagine doing it.
	I know how to do it.
	Now, here you do.
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	Let's talk a little bit about Afghanistan.
	Let's talk a little bit about gold.
	Let's talk a little bit about your health.
	Let's talk a little bit about your finances.
	That's how every podcaster starts when they lead into a host-read ad.
	Uh-huh.
	Okay, let's start with chart.
	This is the NPR giving us a little background, and I'm going to follow it up with a couple of Fox reports, which actually brought in a detail that I heard on a couple of times, and this detail is important, but NPR is not going to give it to you.
	This is the Charter Stuck in Afghanistan NPR report.
	Secretary of State Antony Blinken is calling on the Taliban to allow charter flights to leave Afghanistan.
	He's also raising concerns about the new caretaker government announced in Kabul.
	More from NPR's Michelle Kellerman.
	On a visit to Ramstein Air Base, Blinken co-hosted a meeting with more than 20 other foreign ministers to talk about a way forward on Afghanistan.
	He says while the Taliban claim they would have an inclusive government, the one just announced isn't.
	And he says the U.S. is concerned about the track record of some members who are on U.S. sanctions lists.
	The Taliban seek international legitimacy and support.
	Any legitimacy, any support will have to be earned.
	Germany's foreign minister is raising concerns about a humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan and says the Taliban's government leaves little room for optimism.
	Michelle Kellerman, NPR News, Ramstein Air Base.
	Now, a couple of things here.
	One is this inclusiveness.
	Their definition of inclusive, I'm absolutely convinced of this.
	They put the head of the Haqqani Network, a terrorist operation, in the government.
	Yeah.
	And I am convinced that the Taliban said, we have to be inclusive?
	Okay, what do we got?
	We got a Haqqani guy.
	Oh, let's put him in there.
	That'll do it.
	I think you're right.
	They didn't understand the assignment.
	Yeah, so they put this Haqqani guy in, and it's like, no, that's not what we meant.
	We mean women.
	Oh, well, these guys are Taliban.
	What are you, kidding me?
	You think you're going to expect this?
	Let's listen to a different version of the same report, which actually brings this out a little bit.
	This is a stranded Fox report.
	Just today, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken muttered his way through a press conference saying that the Taliban is not allowing charter flights to depart Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul.
	As of now, the Taliban are not permitting the charter flights to depart.
	They claim that some of the passengers do not have the required documentation.
	While there are limits to what we can do without personnel on the ground, without an airport with normal security procedures in place, We are working to do everything in our power to support those flights and to get them off the ground.
	What Anthony Blinken didn't say is those flights include American citizens.
	What Blinken also didn't mention was that the Taliban aren't the only ones blocking flights from leaving Afghanistan.
	Fox News has obtained an exclusive email showing the State Department is blocking flights as well.
	The emails are from a retired Marine named Eric Montalvo, who is operating his own private evacuation flight from Afghanistan.
	Flights, I should say.
	It's plural.
	According to those emails, the State Department is refusing to give charter flights approval to land in other countries.
	The State Department also told Montalvo that private flights would not be allowed to land at the Department of Defense bases, even though they were transporting American citizens, and those are American bases.
	Quote, you need to find another destination country, and it can't be the U.S. either.
	You know, I saw this, Brian Kilmeade.
	The problem I have is that it does not reflect what I'm actually hearing is happening.
	And there's flights going from, what's the Musharif Airport, commercial flights.
	There are American contractors fighting against ISIS-K in the north.
	The bombs?
	I mean, something is going on that we're being distracted by the woke inclusivity talk and I think all the, oh, 90 billion left behind.
	It was 40, then it was 60, it was 80, now it's 90.
	And the outrage, it's all distraction.
	There's something else happening and there are contractors fighting and bombing in the north of Afghanistan.
	No one's reporting on it.
	Well, that's probably true.
	I'm just looking at this one topic.
	And I want to just mention that what he said about the State Department being a barrier.
	A block, yeah.
	A block.
	This is what Glenn Beck reported, because he's doing some of this work.
	And he said the same thing.
	The State Department won't let them do stuff.
	They won't let them come in.
	They won't let them pick anyone up.
	They won't do this.
	They won't do that.
	Yeah, there's something going on, but besides the fact that we have mercenaries up in the north fighting ISIS-K, whatever that is...
	Iran.
	Yeah, Iran, obviously.
	It's kind of beside the point.
	This whole thing is like ridiculous.
	This isn't the second part of this because it does have some humor in it.
	Hold on a second.
	What was it again?
	I forget what it was.
	I already dumped it.
	Oh, Fox Stranded 2.
	Got it.
	Now, normally, all of this would be a crisis for the State Department and they'd be focused on fixing it, right?
	But officials at the department are a little busy with apparently more pressing matters.
	For example, the number of women in the Taliban's new government.
	Yesterday, a statement to The Hill, a State Department spokesperson expressed concern about the lack of female leadership in Afghanistan's new interim government.
	Could it be the Taliban doesn't really like women too much, doesn't give them jobs?
	But I digress.
	We have made clear our expectation that Afghan people deserve an inclusive government.
	Wow, you talk about a strolling worded statement that'll get everybody's attention.
	The Biden administration is already familiar with at least some of the new government's senior leaders.
	Why?
	Because we already caught them on the battlefield and then released them.
	Remember this?
	The new Taliban's senior officials were Gitmo detainees that former President Obama traded for a traitor.
	They're talking about Bo Bergdahl.
	And the four guys.
	And when that happened, we already suspected they were going to put him in the government because they were all drug experts.
	Remember this?
	Yeah.
	I think this is...
	Go ahead.
	I think it's a distraction from what even Fox is apparently in on this.
	What everyone's trying to figure out in Afghanistan...
	Is, was the suicide bomber at Kabul airport, was that one of the 5,000 let go out of Bagram Air Base Jail?
	That's what everyone's trying to prove, or what journalists who are on the ground are trying to do there.
	And so, meanwhile, these are the stories we get.
	It goes back to Bo Bergdahl, which starts off a whole new thing.
	I just don't think it's relevant.
	I mean, not that it's relevant for us, but relevant that they're doing that.
	It seems like they're just trying to make you look everywhere else.
	But I don't think even if you looked at the bomber, what difference does it make if he was a released prisoner or not?
	Well, because if the order to release those prisoners from Bagram...
	Resulted in the death of hundreds of people, including servicemen and women.
	I'm just telling you, that's what people are going after.
	And what they're going to do with that, I don't know.
	Well, I did pick up one little other tidbit.
	This is, because this was on that same report, but they did have a clip of Susan Rice going on about Bo Bergdahl being such a great guy.
	And Susan Rice is still in the White House.
	She's the little twerp we've always condemned.
	And I can't not want to play.
	We've got to listen to her, of course.
	She's great.
	He served the United States with honor and distinction, and we'll have the opportunity eventually to learn what has transpired in the past years.
	But what's most important now is his health and well-being, that he have the opportunity to recover in peace and security and be reunited with his family.
	Oh, that's from back then, when Bergdahl came out.
	Yeah, in the good old days.
	When she was on Meet the Press all the time.
	Oh, yeah.
	So, maybe, maybe, maybe, right, but I still stick it to my theory, which is this whole thing is something of a smokescreen for the fact that we've armed the column bound to the teeth so they can fight off, so they can make the Chinese miserable.
	Definitely a good benefit, but I don't know.
	I do have two clips from CBSN. So that's their streaming thing, their online thing, their morning show.
	You have to listen to hours and hours of material to get one clip.
	Thank you, Clip Custodian.
	It appears that we are talking about girls who claim that they were forced to marry right before they left the country.
	See, this is the shit we're getting here at home.
	This is what you got to be worried about.
	Why were these girls forced into marriages and how were they identified?
	Yeah, this is really unfortunate events that have been taking place that we've learned.
	CBS News was told that U.S. officials are aware of at least several instances where young Afghan girls and young women were forced to enter into marriages outside that Kabul airport in that hurried evacuation in order to either help the young girl get into a family situation in order to board the U.S. evacuation planes, Or in an effort to help Afghan man enter into a family as well.
	We have learned about this because through the vetting processes at foreign US bases, they have been asking these Afghan evacuees basic questions when it comes to vetting.
	And I was told this weekend that one of the things that is kind of raising the flags here is that there are age differences between some young Afghan women and the men who are they supposedly married to.
	The authorities over there, U.S. officials, have said that they are going back and asking these questions.
	Obviously, in the United States, young girls cannot be married to older men, so that is creating kind of a ripple over there.
	So that's Hollywood.
	How to deal with this issue.
	So this is, considering it's CBS, this is your new CIA. That's what your new spook sounds like.
	Wait, wait.
	New?
	Yeah, the new CIA is all woke.
	This is the new CIA. Yeah, this guy.
	Yeah, no.
	Yeah, no.
	I'm telling you, the gay affliction in the speech pattern, which I have no problem with, although, you know, when you say, I was alerted about this this weekend, were you lounging at the pool and you got an update from Afghanistan?
	I mean...
	I was alerted.
	I was alerted over the weekend while I was in the Hamptons.
	I don't know what you're doing.
	But this is it.
	This is how the spooks talk now.
	And they're so surprised.
	What?
	Child bride?
	Afghanistan?
	What?
	Yeah, and in the United States, a young girl can't marry an older guy.
	She said that.
	And I'm thinking, have you been to Los Angeles?
	Let's continue with another minute.
	Okay, so meanwhile there are tens of thousands of Afghans legitimately in this country and at other bases.
	The Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas says over 50,000 Afghan evacuees are expected to resettle in the U.S. What more can you tell us about where these Afghan evacuees are now?
	Alright, here we go.
	Yeah, it's so good to keep the spotlight on this big evacuation process, because even though these tens of thousands of Afghans made it out of that scary...
	Why does a journalist say, it's so good to keep the spotlight on this?
	Is he working?
	A journalist doesn't say that.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, it's so good to keep the spotlight on this big evacuation process because even though these tens of thousands of Afghans made it out of that scary situation at the Kabul airport, there's still a long road ahead for them.
	Right now, according to federal data that was obtained here at CBS News, as of yesterday, there was about 41,000 Afghan evacuees currently in the United States.
	They are being temporarily housed in six different states at different military installations there.
	There's currently also about 22,000 Afghan evacuees still at overseas bases awaiting U.S. vetting procedures in order to bring them over to this country.
	Where are these evacuees right now in the United States?
	Most of them are at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin.
	We also have evacuees at Fort Bliss in Texas and also at bases and military sites in New Jersey, Virginia, Indiana, and New Mexico.
	The big question is how many of these Afghan evacuees will be allowed by the Biden administration to resettle here in the country?
	That question is still up in the air.
	Yeah.
	Is that a guy or a woman?
	He's a spook.
	No, but was it a guy or a woman?
	Girl?
	No, I think it's a man.
	Male.
	Yes.
	Wow.
	Someone who identifies as male.
	This idea of the woke CIA is disturbing.
	Well, you're hearing it.
	I think it's been coming on because there's been other...
	Remember, did they have some public service announcements on their site?
	Spooks are genderless, by the way.
	They just have a mound like Malibu can.
	On their website, they had these, you know, we're now inclusive and they show a black guy and a Muslim woman.
	Yeah, yeah, the wheelchair, the dog, the guy with the black glasses, the dog, the stock shot.
	And somebody dressed with a woman with a bunch of arms.
	One leg with a hump.
	Unbelievable.
	Speaking of the CIA, it's hard to ignore the coincidence of the pull-out from Afghanistan and the immediate rise in fentanyl overdoses.
	It's just hard to ignore.
	Uh, well, yeah.
	It is in the news.
	We lost a good actor just the other day.
	The guy who played Omar in The Wire.
	I was watching a video of him discussing his acting skills and techniques and some of the things he did.
	And then the next thing you know, the next day he's dead.
	Right.
	Isn't that disturbing?
	But, you know, here's the part that I don't...
	Yes, everyone's...
	Yes, fentanyl is to blame.
	Here's the part I don't...
	Now the coke users are getting fentanyl.
	Yes, in California.
	Some work in those colleges.
	New York.
	Storks up a little cocaine.
	Boom, he's dead.
	So here's my question.
	I've known several drug dealers in my life.
	I've never known a drug dealer who would say, you know what?
	I think I'm going to lace this with this lethal dosage of fentanyl so I can kill my customers.
	So either they don't know what they're getting, or they don't know how to do it, how to dose it, which also makes no sense, or something else.
	Why would you kill your customers by cutting coke with fentanyl?
	I don't understand.
	It doesn't make sense.
	No.
	This is being done by some agency.
	Maybe.
	Maybe.
	What else could it be?
	Chinese agency?
	I don't know.
	Well, maybe China just wants to kill us all, you know, one at a time.
	Whatever works just takes longer.
	When it comes to the opium wars, it's our turn.
	It's our turn.
	No, they're mad about those opium wars.
	They're blaming us, even though it was the British.
	Hello?
	Yep.
	Very thoughtful note from our Duke of America's heartland in the Arabian Peninsula, Sir Fugizotto.
	And I think he gave us some good perspective on the leave-behind stuff, which, I don't know if you want to talk about that, since you teased it in the newsletter.
	It was also the column I just wrote for Substack.
	Yeah, you're eating, aren't you?
	No, I'm not eating.
	What are you doing?
	I hear it.
	I had a lozenge.
	I heard a little smack in between those lips.
	You can't fool the podfather.
	He said that he just put into a little context and I put some of this.
	None of this in the show notes.
	But it was good to see that there's so much that had been sold to the Afghan army.
	And there's a couple people who sent in.
	I got another email here from somebody.
	This is not even from him, I don't think.
	You know, you saw aircrafts and other things and vehicles with sludge painted on the side, which means engines were run with sand mixture until seizure.
	There were a lot of things destroyed, but also a lot of that stuff we had just sold to the Afghans.
	And the presumption is that the Blackhawks that were flying around, that that was former Afghan pilots who defected because, hey, they need money and who's paying money?
	Oh, Taliban.
	Okay.
	So just go over and fly for them.
	But that's not going to last.
	Our guys say three months.
	I think it's going to be less.
	And then none of that will be flying.
	So, but the Kalishnikovs and all that stuff, which we left behind, and ARs, that's good stuff.
	As long as it left ammo.
	I don't know how much ammo.
	Does there any count of the ammo?
	Yeah, 10 million rounds.
	Oh, man, that's not even enough for the hill country.
	That won't be enough for Afghanistan.
	I have all the numbers in that Substack article.
	Hmm.
	Dvorak.substack.com So what's your final takeaway?
	That this is to leave it to make it difficult for China?
	That that was the grand strategy behind this?
	Yeah.
	That was really the strategy.
	That was why they did this.
	It was the strategy that was created by Pompeo at the last minute because we knew we had to get out eventually.
	And we knew that China was impinging and they had this Belt and Road crap and they were going to come barreling through one way or the other.
	And we didn't want to have to be there to deal with it.
	That's very interesting.
	If that were true, because something else happened that we caught a...
	And again, on the Spook Network, so this is the clip custodian, Neil Jones, CBSN AM. I don't watch it.
	I guess he clearly has time.
	But listen to this.
	Guinea is in a state of limbo after armed soldiers overthrow the country's government and detain its president.
	The group ousted the 83-year-old leader and dissolved his cabinet over the weekend.
	He was Guinea's first democratically elected leader since its independence, but he sparked protests when he amended the Constitution to stay in power beyond the two-year term.
	The coup's leader promised a new corruption-free government, but offered no details nor a timeline.
	So this was a coup in Guinea.
	Why did we ever talk about Guinea?
	Of all places.
	No, we have never talked about...
	I will say this.
	I'm pretty sure that in 14 years we've never talked about Guinea.
	Never.
	Today being the 9th, on September 5th, Guinean special forces swarmed Conakry, the capital of the West African state, blocking key roads, and they basically went in and they got President Conde.
	And for the first time, China actually said something about Guinea, which they typically don't do in countries that they own.
	China opposes coup attempts to seize power and calls for the immediate release of President Conde.
	See, Conde went all in in 2014, I think, when he was elected.
	And he couldn't get the IMF or anyone else to put any money into Guinea.
	And so he went to China.
	And so this coup has got to be us.
	Yeah.
	It's got to be us.
	We are messing with China.
	But this makes no sense.
	No one wants...
	Well, but it's all...
	Yes, but we're messing with China.
	But as I pointed out in that column, it's all plausible deniability.
	Of course it is.
	And the case in Afghanistan is, hey, the Taliban beat us and they took our weapons.
	Yeah.
	What are we supposed to do?
	We tried.
	We had to...
	You saw it.
	You saw the movie.
	We're running out of there.
	We had to leave Americans behind.
	They're stranded.
	I don't know what to tell you.
	I mean, if that's not deniable, I don't know what else is.
	They can't do a better job than that.
	It's pretty slick.
	Now you're getting to something that I kind of like.
	So, the CIA, maybe they're running.
	Maybe, well, clearly they ran whatever happened in Afghanistan.
	Maybe they did it that way because Beijing Joe, Beijing Biden is not trustworthy and the CIA really wants to cut down China.
	They want to make China woke.
	Well, that's not happening.
	China is now banning men on television if they do not appear masculine enough.
	This is new.
	This is great.
	This is new.
	Do you have a clip of that?
	I wish I had a clip.
	If you're an effete male, hello Los Angeles.
	Yeah, goodbye.
	If you're an effete male, hello...
	Hollywood.
	MSNBC. Everybody there.
	You'd be out.
	No, no, no.
	You can't pronounce it that way.
	Can you bring your voice down a little bit so you don't sound like a woman?
	WNBC! Yeah.
	And, you know, they're doing...
	It's like this.
	China...
	They were dragging us with the scholastic system mainly, but a lot of other institutions and networks in the United States.
	The Confucius Institute.
	Dragging us along into wokeness, dragging us, dragging us, woke, woke, woke, woke, woke.
	And then they...
	They whip that rope and they let go.
	Like, alright, you go be woke and we're gonna chop it down.
	Stop with the video games.
	No more non-masculine male role models.
	Goodbye, BTS. That boy band got no future.
	So now that we're in full-on woke mode, With ESGs now coming for...
	That was pretty funny.
	Where is it?
	Under climate change.
	They now have a hydropower ESG guidelines to show if you're woke enough or say green the right way, you're investable.
	So while we're doing that, they're switching back.
	Is that possible, that that's maybe a strategy?
	This whole thing is beyond our capability to fully understand.
	But yeah, it looks like the Chinese in this anti-woke thing, an anti-effete male...
	Anti, the role models, you know, they're concerned about role models.
	Yeah, there's something going on, because they definitely pushed us in the other direction.
	I mean, all you have to do is watch network news or watch MSNBC. There's a good example.
	Yeah.
	Hey, want to talk about the racist, bigoted, misogynistic state of Texas?
	I have one Texas clip just specifically for this because I knew you wanted to talk about Texas.
	That's typical of all Texans.
	You're a true Texan now.
	That's right.
	Because Texans love talking about Texas.
	That's right.
	Where is my Texas?
	Slam, Texas.
	Here's a nice report from NPR, the number one Texas haters on the airwaves.
	NPR and slam in Texas.
	At least 53 workers in Texas have died from heat exposure in the past decade and many more have been hospitalized.
	Houston Public Media's Sarah Willa Ernst reports on the findings of a recent probe of the issue by Columbia Journalism Investigations, NPR and the Texas Newsroom.
	In Texas, the Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration, or OSHA, issues workplace safety violations.
	A review of OSHA data found that the agency often decides not to penalize companies for a worker's death and routinely negotiates with employers to reduce violations and fines.
	Dean Wingo is a former OSHA official who worked in Dallas.
	You've got to remember the fine is not based on the injury.
	It's based on the violation.
	The investigation also found that Texas companies are, on average, initially fined $11,600 by OSHA for violation.
	After negotiating, the average imposed fine is $6,200.
	I'm Sarah Waller-Ernst in Houston.
	Well, Sarah Waller-Ernst, I would love to hear her audition tape.
	Now, this gratuitous report just to slam Texas for no good reason.
	If you listen to the premise, 55 people have died from heat, prostration, whatever.
	In 10 years.
	In Texas.
	In 10 years.
	In the decade.
	That's five a year in Texas.
	Which gets to 110 and higher.
	We hate people.
	We let them burn.
	This is a bullcrap report if there ever was.
	It's like, oh, in Arizona, someone burned their hands on their automobile, you know, on their steering wheel.
	No kidding.
	Um...
	Anyway, that's my best take.
	That's the best I can do.
	The University of Texas Austin students are suing the school because the school is refusing to cancel its racist spirit song, The Eyes of Texas.
	This is for the team.
	We're going to sing The Eyes of Texas.
	It's for school spirit.
	Well, it's racist!
	How's it racist?
	I read you from the article.
	The lawsuit was filed by the state and campus NAACP and anonymous students.
	It claims the school didn't defend black students who opposed the song.
	So, it also alleges that the school violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 when it created a separate marching band for students who didn't want to play it.
	So, let me just explain what happens, because this is how Noodle Gun works.
	Black students went, that's racist!
	And you can't find any racism in the lyrics.
	I'll tell you in a moment why it's considered racist.
	The school then said, okay, everybody who thinks it's racist, which would probably be the black Americans over here, you can have your own band and you don't have to play it.
	Well, that's segregation, they say!
	A recent committee found that the song itself has no racist intent, but in a report released in March, it's really, it's unbelievable, the committee found that the song debuted at a minstrel show in 1903.
	And that, you see, because the song debuted at a minstrel show, that's why it's racist.
	According to the committee, the song was not written with racist intent.
	Instead, it was a parody to the famous phrases of the university president at the time, William L. Prather.
	So they even can tell you where it's coming from, but no.
	Racist.
	So now there's a lawsuit over it.
	I'm gonna shoot you in the face with my noodle gun, you racist piece of shit.
	I got my pasta glock locked and loaded.
	Which is ridiculous.
	We've been looking at the heartbeat bill, the heartbeat law now, that forbids abortions in the state of Texas if a heartbeat can be established typically around six weeks.
	And both you and I feel that this is a setup.
	This is a setup to turn Texas blue.
	It's making everybody crazy.
	How did this get in here?
	There is one obvious loophole, which is the emergency situation.
	So it really kind of makes the whole thing moot because a doctor can determine an emergency situation.
	However he or she wants, and then they throw in the, well, you get a bounty if you rat somebody out, which turns out to be completely bullcrap.
	You can file a lawsuit, which would take significant resources, and then you can start getting some remuneration if you're lucky enough to have a successful lawsuit.
	But that's been manipulated into, you can just go on a website, click, and people get arrested, which is not true.
	And this next minute and a half may give us a little bit of a clue of what the plan was, because, speaking of effeminate males, Rachel Maddow on MSNBC, I know we have a ban on Rachel, but I'm going to play this one.
	It took her nine minutes to get to the one minute that makes any difference.
	And what she showed is there was a lawsuit in 1982, and there was about a liquor license in Massachusetts, and a church had a backdoor alley which opened up to the alley across the alley from the bar.
	And by Massachusetts law at the time...
	A church could stop a liquor license from being handed out if it was too close in their proximity.
	And that lawsuit was won.
	But the lawsuit was not that the church had the right, it was the exact opposite.
	That was not adhering to the constitutional separation of church and state.
	No way can you have a non-governmental organization be making those decisions, being judge, jury, and executioner of the liquor license.
	So that was a successful lawsuit.
	The same lawyer now is going to try to do this with the heartbeat bill.
	Rachel Maddow, after nine minutes, got to the point.
	In other words, nobody's got a right to have a liquor license.
	That was not what was at issue here.
	What was at issue here is that the government, the state, can't let some random entity, a church, a school, some other private entity, make that decision.
	It's a governmental decision.
	You cannot delegate it to a private entity to make that determination for its own purposes.
	That is standing Supreme Court precedent from 1982.
	Again, it's an eight-to-one decision.
	Today, the very accomplished, very famous Harvard law professor who took that Grendel's Den case back in the day, who took it all the way to the United States Supreme Court and won.
	That professor, his name is Lawrence Tribe, has sort of set off a flare warning that the Texas abortion ban, which the U.S. Supreme Court let pass into law last week...
	He says that's basically the Grendel's Den case all over again.
	Quote, Lawrence
	Tribe says that Supreme Court precedent that he pursued and won in 1982, the way he won that case for that bar in Cambridge, can be the undoing of the Texas abortion ban as well.
	So here's what I'm thinking.
	If the Democrats indeed did this, they slipped in this language which says nothing about bounties and suing Uber drivers, but they slipped in some language which, of course, we know politicians don't read the bills they sign, and then once it was in law, they went, oh, bounty!
	But they knew fully well they could reverse it with something like this and embarrass everybody and grab the upper hand.
	Yeah, could be a scheme like that.
	It makes sense.
	There's something up.
	It's a crack of crap, the whole thing, the way it's been done.
	And, you know, it keeps it in the news.
	It makes Texas look a bunch of boneheads.
	I mean, then you have these other stories we did, like the racist song and the dying in the heat.
	A bunch of boneheads down in Texas.
	It's funny to watch the media go after Texas.
	Oh yeah, we really feel bad about it.
	Well, while you feel bad, I do some Joe Biden clips.
	Oh, I love, well, Joe Biden makes me happy.
	Shooting fish in a barrel.
	These are all short, and there's a couple, though.
	I want to see if you can tell that he's, you know, he has all these themes, the way he speaks.
	Tell me if you can say what the one phrase is that he's putting into his speeches with the first clip on the list, which is the Biden guess what clip.
	Okay, let's see what he's saying.
	That labor would never help.
	Well, guess what?
	Labor's the reason it's working.
	Said the single most important thing is they needed a better educated public.
	But guess what?
	They weren't paying for it.
	And guess what?
	Does anybody think if we were starting off from scratch, setting up public education, we'd say 12 years is enough in the 21st century?
	Well, guess what?
	Everybody's mad at me because now, guess what?
	Now, did you edit that?
	Well, it's not him.
	That's not what was in one sentence.
	It was, I would, I chopped, pulled out.
	Oh, okay.
	Guess what, guess what, guess what?
	Okay.
	He seems to say, guess what, a lot.
	Like, when I hear people talk like that, by the way, that's what a 12-year-old does, the way a 12-year-old talks.
	Yes.
	That and you know what, that's the other one.
	I'm always, I always stop, and when anyone in the family says that in their speech, I always stop to meal and say, stop, am I supposed to guess?
	And they will, uh, you're asking me to guess what?
	So am I supposed to stop you right now and guess?
	Am I supposed to guess?
	Yes, that's what 14-year-olds do to 12-year-olds who would do guess what.
	They say what?
	What?
	Guess what?
	You should do that, John.
	When someone says guess what, go what?
	Get right in their face and go, what?
	What?
	Do your kid.
	Go right in their face.
	What?
	What kid?
	What?
	Let's face it.
	Yes.
	So here's my Biden on labor, a WTF clip for you.
	And that's what the labor is all about.
	What?
	I got to hear the beginning again.
	What?
	And that's what the Labian is all about.
	Dignity.
	Provides dignity for people who deserve to be treated differently.
	Okay, what is the blah blah blah?
	To be treated differently...
	Hold on.
	That's the kicker.
	Hold on.
	That's what the labia is all about.
	Okay, that's what the labia is all about.
	What is he saying?
	No, that's not what he said.
	What is he saying?
	He said, that's what the labor union is all about.
	Let me hear it again.
	That's what the labia is all about.
	Dignity.
	Provides dignity for people who deserve to be treated differently.
	Come on, man.
	Come on.
	Clip of the day.
	Who deserved to be...
	Oh, jeez.
	What's he talking about deserved to be treated differently?
	He's...
	The president's ad-libbing again.
	Danger, danger, danger.
	The president's on an ad-lib perch.
	I know.
	That was my favorite clip.
	That's a good one.
	I got another one.
	That's why you got Clip of the Day.
	It was worth it.
	Thank you.
	Thank you very much.
	I appreciate that.
	It should have been.
	It was a good clip.
	It was deserved.
	Here's another one that's not...
	Well, let me go down the list.
	You got two more from what I can see.
	No, there's three more.
	There's one called Aiden without the B. Oh.
	Okay, do you want me to play that one?
	Yeah, let's play that one and get it out of here.
	So folks, you do it all.
	I'm sorry to go on so long, but I can't thank you enough.
	Now, the reason I clipped this is because he's been doing this a lot.
	He apologizes for sucking.
	He apologized for going on so long, and this is usually at like the 12-minute mark.
	There's a report out today, I think it was from, it might have been from Politico, which would be surprising, I have to look for it, that said that the White House is most worried about one thing, Biden talking to the press.
	They don't want him talking to the press.
	For some reason, Biden thinks that's where his power is.
	He's so gone, he's like, this is what I do.
	The press always eat it up.
	This is what I do.
	Let me have at him.
	But he's making all these mistakes.
	And that's why you hear him saying things like, they told me to stop and turn around and leave the room.
	But I'm going to come in.
	And he's apologizing for being talking too much.
	Yeah.
	Here's the Biden on the tax cut.
	Tax cut.
	The way he talks about my child tax cut.
	Tax cut?
	Wait a minute.
	The way he talks about my child tax cut.
	You know what?
	Here's what I think went wrong with that.
	It's not a child tax cut.
	That's why I think he wanted...
	What he should have said was, everyone's talking about my 300 bucks a kid I just sent them.
	Not a tax cut.
	It's cash.
	Yeah, you're right.
	Good point.
	He can't seem to say the word cut.
	No, because he realizes that he says tax.
	It's too late.
	He's already said the word tax, and so he wants to say check.
	Everybody talks about my child tax credit.
	Credit.
	Credit.
	Idiot!
	The one thing you actually have going for you is that.
	People love you for that.
	Oh yeah, they do.
	Of course.
	And here's the rest of it.
	Mike, who's working, doing some building stuff for us, he said, I got $250.
	He said, you didn't get $300?
	He said, no.
	I said, your kid's dumber.
	That's not the reason.
	It's Texas, man.
	We don't need that much.
	We have lower cost of living.
	And this is another three-second clip, and this is where, again, this is one of my pet peeves with him.
	Yeah, I got you.
	This is on unions, and he's talking about something serious, and he just gratuitously says, not a joke.
	And what's essential is you.
	Not a joke.
	Yeah, we need to just discuss this for a second.
	Because the same way he's saying, guess what, like a child, is because he doesn't actually know what he's saying.
	And I think that was probably about his Build Back Better plan, the reconciliation bill.
	No, that particular one where he's saying, you know, the great thing about unions is you.
	This one, yeah, yeah.
	Because it's a bunch of union guys in front of us.
	No, I understand.
	I'm just saying...
	But why would you say, hey, Adam...
	I think you've been doing a great job on the audio on this show.
	Not a joke.
	Because that would be...
	Because you don't mean it.
	Because you're lying.
	That's why he says, that's not hyperbole!
	Yes it is, Joe.
	Here, I have an example.
	Looks like a tornado, they don't call them that anymore, that hit the crops and wetlands in the middle of the country, in Iowa, in Nevada.
	I mean, it's just across the board.
	I'm sorry, that's not my hyperbole clip.
	It's the wrong one.
	I know, this was even better.
	What's he talking about?
	For one thing, he says tornadoes, we don't call them that anymore.
	Yeah, yeah.
	What do we call them?
	I don't know.
	That's why I had the clip.
	I was thinking of a different word.
	And the other thing is, what tornadoes are hitting Nevada?
	None.
	You don't call them that anymore.
	What's hitting Nevada?
	I mean, what's he talking about?
	Listen again.
	You know, it looks like a tornado.
	They don't call them that anymore.
	That hit the crops and wetlands in the middle of the country, in Iowa, in Nevada.
	I mean, it's just across the board.
	And I looked it up, and there's question after question on the interwebs about what exactly, what do we call tornadoes?
	I always call them tornadoes.
	And by the way, what crops are coming out of Nevada?
	Green money.
	I don't know.
	Was he talking about the Iowa tornado?
	Because that was a tornado.
	We called that a tornado.
	But I think in his mind is because he was talking about climate change all weekend long, going into Manhattan, going into Jersey, where they yelled at him, by the way, in Jersey.
	Talking about climate change.
	Oh wait, I think I have it here.
	Check this out.
	This will explain.
	So he has climate change on the mind and...
	And so we think, oh, it's not a tornado, it's climate change.
	Something like that.
	The guy's feeble!
	Roads, underwater, cars submerged, flash floods.
	Roads, underwater, cars submerged, flash floods, filling basements, trapping and killing some unable to escape.
	The remnants of Hurricane Ida left a path of destruction across the Northeast last week.
	This Manville, New Jersey home was at once underwater and engulfed by flames.
	A charred stove is the only thing recognizable in the rubble.
	The outcry in the affected communities is the same.
	They need help.
	These are just empty homes.
	Anita Menti has lived in Manville for 30 years through three devastating floods and countless empty promises.
	Every time we have been promised that we're going to have hope, that something's going to happen to prevent us from being flooded, but nothing is being done.
	Today, President Biden visited hard-hit Elmhurst, Queens, and Manville, New Jersey, to offer reassurance to families and to see Ida's aftermath firsthand.
	And so, folks, we've got to listen to the scientists and the economists and the national security experts.
	They all tell us this is code red.
	The nation and the world are in peril.
	That's not hyperbole.
	That is a fact.
	That means it's bullshit.
	Translation.
	That's hyperbole.
	Code red.
	The world.
	The world's in peril.
	That's not hyperbole.
	Okay, sure.
	So that's why he does this, because that's what you do as an old person, as a young person, as a child or someone who is old enough and is reverting to childdom.
	Childdom.
	Childdom.
	Yeah, I just made that up.
	Childdom.
	I like it.
	Thank you.
	I'm copywriting it.
	Childdom.
	Child.
	So, meanwhile, we've got the Build Back Better is on.
	And so this is a $3.5 trillion reconciliation bill.
	I tried to get some information on this, and it's $3.5 trillion.
	I guess it's technically the budget.
	And all the reporting about it, he said with an uptalk, all the reporting about it, it doesn't really add up to more than $1 trillion.
	I'm kind of curious, maybe I'm missing something, but here's NPR. $726 billion for health, labor, education, pensions, basically universal pre-K, which is locking your child up when they're three so that you can go work for the slave wages.
	Yeah.
	That's what that is.
	That's exactly what it is.
	I don't understand how you would think they can take a three-year-old and put him in these programs.
	You know, that's when they need, you know, some parental supervision.
	They're going to strap a mask on him, shoot him up.
	Then we have $107 billion, so now we're at about $850 for the Judiciary Committee.
	Including instructions to address lawful permanent status for qualified immigrants.
	$107 billion to go figure that out.
	Hello!
	Then we have $135 billion.
	So now we're close to a trillion for the Committee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry.
	Including instructions to address forest fires, reduce carbon emissions, and drought concerns.
	So that's a bit of climate change.
	Then we're at $332 billion for the Banking Committee.
	The banking committee has instructions to invest in public housing.
	Isn't that HUD? Why is the banking committee in charge of that?
	I think you're right.
	Why?
	I don't know.
	Unless they oversee HUD. So now we're at $1.2 trillion.
	And then the last thing NPR mentions is another $198 billion for the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, including instructions largely related to clean energy development.
	So that's about half of...
	Not even.
	There's about $300 billion for climate change.
	So I come to $1.5 trillion.
	What's with the other two?
	Is that something that...
	I mean, do you know?
	Do we have any ideas that funding...
	Yeah, for bribes.
	Oh, okay.
	I just wanted to make sure.
	Let me see what's the best way to get here.
	There was a great video that I saw.
	That's one I'm kind of struggling with.
	Ernst Wolff, who's a German guy.
	It was about a 15-minute video, and it's worth watching.
	It has subtitles, the one I linked to in the show notes.
	And he's a journalist.
	He's probably a podcaster.
	He comes across as a learned man.
	And he goes through something he calls the technology financial complex.
	And his assertion is that everything that's happening right now is because the global banking system is on its last legs.
	I think you can argue that.
	The only thing that can be left to do now is print money.
	We didn't have a war to have a reason for money, so we have the war on COVID. And that's why this was perpetuated, whether it was happenstance or planned.
	And he believes that the end game is the central bank digital currency.
	And that will be the final frontier of control over the economy.
	Not so much to spy on individuals, etc.
	But to know, okay, people are spending money in housing.
	All your money will be at the Federal Reserve Bank.
	That's the idea.
	I think there's something to that.
	I think that could be true.
	Yeah, I'm not buying it.
	No, I know you don't buy it, but it's not for sale.
	It's just an opinion.
	This does happen at the same time.
	I mean, I cannot buy opinions.
	Yeah, but it's just...
	You know what?
	You can't buy it because I'm not selling it to you.
	I will sell it to someone else, but not to you.
	Treasury Secretary Yellen, this is always fun, warns that the tools for the debt limit will run out by October.
	Yeah.
	They do this every single time they've got to raise the debt limit.
	They make it, oh, we're all going to die.
	I don't know why they even have a debt limit.
	This goes on every single year.
	Yeah, because we need more money.
	It needs to be printed.
	And they always raise it.
	What's the point?
	Because they're afraid that if it was open-ended, then the other guys would come in and they'd just print all of it.
	Just keep going.
	You need the limit to stop the printing.
	That's why.
	So now we're three and a half trillion.
	We're not stopping anything.
	This limit doesn't exist.
	It's just a feel-good limit.
	No, I think there's a technical limit that they always up.
	That's the whole point.
	And then you can do things like, oh, I'm going to shut down the government.
	You can do fun stuff like that.
	It's a little end-of-year goody that everyone likes to play around with.
	That's true.
	Shutting down the government is always fun.
	It shows that the government doesn't need to be there.
	It's almost like making the case for the anarchists.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	What bad things have ever happened during the government shutdown?
	Name one.
	Oh, well, we had the...
	Remember we had the Trump...
	What was the big shutdown?
	Was it during Trump and then he got money to people?
	I can't remember.
	No, nothing bad's ever happened.
	It always works out.
	People get furloughed and they get called back.
	And then they get all their back pay.
	It's like a vacation.
	Yes.
	It's a worthless process that we always fall into.
	It's a costly process because they're there, then they get...
	They're out of their job for a couple of days, a couple of weeks, and they get their full pay without doing any work.
	This is not a good thing.
	So now we have the transitionary inflation, which means...
	Don't worry, it's going to go back.
	This is rich.
	It's going to go back down, people.
	It's a classic.
	It's in transition.
	It's trans money.
	There you go.
	I can't believe you didn't come up with that earlier.
	It's money that identifies as trans.
	Trans money.
	Trans money.
	So trans money, this inflation.
	Now, Biden's National Economic Council, I guess Chair Brian Deese, had to speak yesterday.
	But he's made a fantastic discovery about this inflation.
	You're crazy, by the way!
	This inflation is only coming from one place.
	The context here is the appropriate focus on the question of grocery prices and the increase in grocery prices that we have seen recently over the last couple of months.
	And if we unpack that, one of the interesting findings of the report that we put out today is that about half of the overall increase in grocery prices can be attributed to a significant increase in prices in free products, in beef, in pork, and in poultry.
	And in beef and in pork, we've seen double-digit increases in prices over the last couple of months.
	In fact, if you look at the category that is grocery prices, what economists call food at home, so food that is being purchased to eat at home, in a number of areas we've seen, if you take out those three categories, we've actually seen price increases that are more in line with we've actually seen price increases that are more in line with historical Okay, this guy just lied.
	so he And I think there's a reason for it.
	What he's trying to have us believe is that these horrible proteins, meat, pork, beef, pork, and poultry, they, those evil proteins, they're responsible for half the inflation.
	It's crazy.
	That's half of it right there.
	It's just those.
	Everything else is just normal.
	We expect a little bit more expense.
	I think it's more sinister than that.
	This is the great reset.
	The Mein Kampf of our time is being played out before our very eyes.
	Here's CBS again.
	Max Elder of the Food Futures Lab in Palo Alto says the problems of the pandemic are not going to be solved by robots alone.
	For example, he is urging humans to decrease our demand for animal meat.
	Over 35,000 workers in meatpacking facilities have been infected with COVID-19.
	These are hot spots of this pandemic.
	It is incumbent upon us to appreciate that we play a role in those outbreaks.
	Okay, a couple things.
	One, CBS spooks.
	Two, another gay afflicting voice.
	Another spook on the phone?
	What are we doing, CBS? It's out of control.
	So this is, what is this?
	They're not only woke at the CIA, but they're vegan.
	Yeah, and this is promote Beyond Meat or whatever.
	I've actually played it out of order because we're talking about robotics.
	That's the next piece of it.
	You want fries with that?
	A robot may soon have you covered.
	Same goes for your smoothie.
	You choose the ingredients.
	The machine from Blended blends it.
	Rick Wilmer of Chowbotics, based in Hayward, says right now people want food that hasn't touched other human hands.
	Sally now makes custom-made salad bowls for sale in nursing homes, military vases, and grocery stores.
	I mean, the comfort level with getting food from a robot or a machine has clearly changed as a result of the pandemic, where people are now looking for this.
	Restaurants are also looking to do better at social distancing employees.
	That's where Flippy, the White Castle robot, could help.
	But maybe a human will be operating the grill and not standing next to another human who might have been operating the fryer.
	And so it just allows more space in the kitchen.
	Yeah.
	That's it.
	You're not going to have a job.
	You're not going to eat meat.
	You won't own a home.
	You're going to be effeminate.
	Yeah.
	I mean, no wonder we have black pillars out there, nihilists.
	No wonder the Zoomers are just saying, pfft, give up.
	They're being told there's no hope.
	There isn't from these reports.
	Sadly, that's you, woke CIA. I'm going to show my support by donating to no agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on no agenda In the morning We do have a few people to thank.
	Show 1380.
	1380.
	Let's go run through them, including Gummy Nerds, the Viscount of the Troll Room from Green Bay, Wisconsin.
	Go Packers.
	$199.99.
	For some reason, what do you think?
	He maybe wanted us to put a penny in so he could be up an executive producer, associate executive producer.
	Well, maybe he didn't want to be on it.
	Maybe that was on purpose.
	Did he ask for that?
	Did he ask for the penny?
	Did he say that somewhere?
	No.
	Look, he wants to be an associate executive producer.
	I don't care whether he asked or not.
	He's going to Viscount.
	He's done.
	No looking back.
	Jim Catelli in Napa, $100.
	Patrick Sullivan in Sturgeon County, Alberta, Canada, $100.
	Sir Jonathan Rowley, $99.99 from Elder Grove, BC. Yeah, Canada, Canada, Canada.
	We've got it made.
	Sir B. Boop, Knight of the Frozen Tundra in...
	He's somewhere in the...
	Not in Canada.
	In the Frozen Tundra.
	Yes, in 93.
	This is one of your birthdays.
	Happy birthday, Adam.
	Also from Philip Jordan, 93.
	Can we move on to Joseph Weish in Miami, Florida, 7777.
	He's got a note here, something covering current topics.
	Let me see.
	Well, he has page four here.
	Let me see.
	He says he's happy to be in Miami where his rights are protected by Ron Santis DeSantis.
	It's Ronnie Santis, in case you've forgotten.
	Ronnie.
	Good old Ronnie Santis.
	You there?
	Yeah, I'm waiting for you to continue.
	I thought you was going to say something.
	Corey Rule in Marlin, Iowa.
	It was 7183, which is, I think, I don't know what that is.
	But he's got a huge note.
	I don't know.
	Why don't you look and see if there's anything important in there we have to read.
	It's huge.
	Well, none of it's good.
	It's about his staph infection and his hospital and just, you know, replantation, blood.
	I'm just going to give this guy a health karma because it's a horrible note, Corey.
	You've got...
	I need some health karma, bro.
	Just say, I need some health karma.
	That's clear.
	That's clear what we need there.
	Peter McClay, $57.
	You've got him and Daniel McGee, both $57.
	He's in Mount Julian, Tennessee.
	Daniel is.
	Very nice.
	Thank you.
	And Peter says, happy birthday from the Republic of Ireland.
	He's in Ireland.
	What?
	Peter McClay.
	McClay?
	Irish?
	Who knew?
	Is this the first time we've had an Irishman donate?
	Yeah, an Irishman donated.
	We've yet to have a Scotsman donated.
	If we can get the Scot, then we know we're good.
	Yeah, never happen.
	Edward Osborne, 5388.
	We love these stereotypes, by the way.
	Same with gay guys who talk like that who work at the CIA. We love them.
	We love the stereotypes.
	Nothing wrong with it.
	We love the stereotypes.
	We just need to have the spot the spook jingle changed.
	Spot the spook.
	Spot the spook.
	Everybody else can spot the spook.
	Yeah.
	Not good.
	Not good.
	We're going to get a nasty note.
	Oh yeah, many.
	Paul Zimmerman in Dixie.
	In Dixie, 5362.
	And now we've got the $50 donor shortlist today.
	Mary Houlian.
	Houlian in Old Lime, Connecticut.
	Nice town.
	Nathan Gray in Sebring, Florida.
	Thomas...
	I'm sorry, Sean.
	I'm thinking Thomas.
	Pilachowski in Portage, Wisconsin.
	Jonathan Meyer in Zinnia, Ohio.
	Bart Beekwilder.
	Oh, that's in Holland.
	He's a Dutchman.
	Bart Beekwilder in Veghel, North Brabant.
	Maybe Joe's just trying to speak Dutch.
	Maybe.
	Joel DeRuin is next in Bakersfield.
	Liz Jackson in Lilburn, Georgia.
	Never heard of that.
	Wait, this is on behalf of her brother Josh who hit her.
	Who hit her in the mouth.
	Okay, this is for Josh.
	Josh Jackson.
	Hey, Josh.
	Wait, is this birthday night?
	Let me see if he's on the birthday list.
	It doesn't look flagged.
	Well, you better put him on.
	No, I'm glad I caught it.
	Good catch.
	Well...
	You're the best.
	Not really.
	Matthew Milchinsky in Stevenson Beach, California.
	Christopher Rivera in Austin, Texas.
	Austin, Texas.
	Edward Mazurek, Sir Edward, as far as I know, in Memphis, Tennessee, and last but not least, Jason Deluzio, who I always thought was in Chatsford, Pennsylvania, but I guess he moved to Miami Beach, Florida?
	Really?
	$50 from him.
	And that is our group of producers, well-wishers, and supporters of the No Agenda show, 1380.
	I want to thank each and every one of them for making this show a possibility.
	And we really do appreciate everything everyone does, our execs, our associate execs, everyone under $50 on your subscriptions, people who are doing that for reasons of anonymity, because we will not read anything under $50.
	Thank you all so much for producing 1380.
	And we have a missing...
	Notes that we still needed to read from Sir Goon, Lee North.
	Late Happy Birthday, Adam.
	Even later, Happy Birthday, John.
	This is Lee North, now of Kansas City.
	Did you just read this?
	Am I spacing on this?
	Keep reading.
	Did you read this?
	I don't think so, because I remember my...
	This is Lee North, now of Kansas City.
	Sir Goon, Knight Errant of the Great.
	All of the following is happening in various rapid succession.
	I'm retiring from the Army after 20 years of service.
	Congratulations.
	I moved my family from Omaha to Kansas City.
	We are selling our old house.
	My oldest son earned the Eagle Scout rank in the Boy Scouts.
	My oldest son started his freshman year at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
	He's playing in the band.
	My youngest started his freshman year of high school, and I'm in...
	In an internship, and I need a job.
	I need to buy a house.
	Obviously, the most potent jobs karma you can find.
	I know John hates it, but to honor my wife for over 20 years of marriage, and they never had a fight, please play the NASCAR Smoking Hot Prayer in its entirety.
	Thank you for all that you do.
	Thank you for your courage in the morning.
	No, its entirety is never going to happen again.
	We have a shorter version of it.
	It's perfectly okay.
	And I am going to...
	I'm going to hand you some Job's karma with that.
	And for anybody else who needs it, because that's apparently what's going on here.
	Here we go.
	You've got harm.
	Support us for the next show on Sunday the second Thursday by going to Alright, here we go with our birthday list.
	Scott B. Celebrates today.
	Zinko, here in Q, says happy birthday to his beautiful bride, Jessie.
	She turns 30 on the 10th.
	Robert Rose will be 24 on September 11th.
	Sir Luca of Switzerland, 51 on September 11th.
	Andrew Conrad says happy birthday to the smoking hot soon-to-be-dame Boots and her daughter, both celebrating on the 11th.
	And Liz Jackson says happy birthday to Josh, her brother, on the 13th.
	Happy birthday to From everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	No title changes today, but we know we have some stuff racked up here at the round table because we have some knights and dames to bring in.
	And there's my sword.
	That will be for the dame.
	And you've got for the knights, the big one.
	There you go.
	All right.
	Dame Boots.
	I might as well just call you Mrs.
	Boots for now.
	Kenneth McLaren.
	And Andrew Conrad and Michael Malk.
	All of you have supported the No Agenda show one way or the other in the amount of $1,000 or more.
	That makes you eligible.
	And welcome here at the round table for the Knights and Dames.
	I pronounce the Dame Boots of Bravalon.
	Sir Kenneth, Knight of the Silent Planet.
	Sir Yodar of the Mainline.
	And Sir Moloch, Doer of Things.
	For you, we've got Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, Sticky Cheese and Bubbly, Mac and Jax.
	We've got Gerbils...
	Ginger ale, bong hits, and bourbon.
	You could tell I'm coughing.
	And we've got some mutton and mead, a favorite at the roundtable.
	Everybody who was just mentioned and is now a knight or a dame, go to noagendaNation.com slash rings.
	You'll select the ring, you'll get all the sizes and everything, and then you hit submit, and Eric will take care of you.
	Fo' shizzle!
	Thank you all for becoming knights and dames of the Noah Genda Roundtable.
	Noah Genda Meetups!
	We got two meetup reports...
	These are the self-organized gatherings around Gitmo Nation where producers just want to talk to someone whose amygdala is not on fire.
	And here's the report from...
	This is funny.
	They sent me four or five...
	Memo recorder file.
	It's kind of like a, hey, here's an IKEA report.
	Put it together yourself, Curry.
	Hey everybody, it's Leo Bravo at No Agenda number 19 in Long Beach.
	I'm passing the phone around for a few words for folks to say.
	Hey guys, this is Slick Rick having a good time here at No Agenda.
	John, no joke.
	Okay, so I'm totally a DB, a douchebag.
	I've only been listening since, I think, July when my brother told me about it.
	Love the show.
	Love the topics.
	Love this meetup and the venue.
	Thank you so much for putting it together.
	We'll see you at the next one.
	This is Ryan from Whittier with his wife and his human resource.
	This is Eric in the morning, in the evening at Steelcraft.
	John and Adam, I want you to both stay safe out there.
	Thank you, we will.
	By the way, breaking news, we have Attorney General Merrick Garland.
	We just talked about it.
	He heard it.
	He was monitoring the broadcast.
	He's coming out and saying, Texas abortion law clearly unconstitutional.
	So they're going after this.
	The Supreme Court wannabe.
	Uh-huh.
	Now, the meet-up report from the Gitmo Nation Low Lions from Rice, the meet-up September 4th.
	This has now become almost an end-of-show mix, the way they are producing these things.
	Here's the Back at the Villa report.
	Back at the Villa Hi Arthur, here live from Bryce, the douchebag, listening to a nice...
	Nice to be in Friesland, just be hopeful.
	Have the hope in your heart, no sorrow, and you will survive.
	Beat the band.
	Hi, this is Tim of the team, Satan Nehren Ayers.
	I'm not getting the jab.
	Hello, hi.
	I'm here as the wife of...
	Nice people here, so nice to be your official.
	Hello, this is Tim, the producer of the No Agenda website.
	And I would like to make...
	How do I say that?
	Catch your attention about the book of Bob DeWitt, Society 4.0.
	Hi guys, this is Gio Red, the Holstein farmer from Friesland.
	Hi, this is Frank, back at the villa.
	This is Pamela on the second meet-up.
	And we thank you for all you're doing.
	Thanks, man.
	Thanks, man.
	Stay safe.
	Hi, Adam and John.
	Bob DeWitt here.
	Very happy to meet all the people from No Agenda meet-up.
	Fantastic group.
	Thank you very much.
	Have a great morning and keep faith.
	Yeah.
	Oh, sorry.
	I'm making the laugh.
	Sir Herco, knight of the papal fiefdom of the contract, because it's always better to be a knight than an altar boy.
	Hi there.
	The lady of the Lithuanian butt plug.
	I'm gonna build a little bit of a bottle.
	In the morning, who's it?
	See, see.
	I'm coming here from Sunny Rice.
	Catch, catch, catch.
	Hi, I'm Caroline.
	I've got my voice in the background.
	Sunday Whisper.
	In the morning, everyone.
	Hey, Sean, do you like Dutch boobies?
	Hello, my name is Jerry from the Netherlands.
	It's great here to be here.
	I am so happy.
	I've made so much new friends around here.
	Thank you.
	Hi, this is Arno.
	A wonderful meet-up with wonderful people.
	In the morning, it's dangerous coming to you live from back at the villa.
	Hi guys, this is David, no agenda virgin.
	Hi, Adam and John.
	I'm Theo.
	I'm here in the villa in Rijs.
	Hey, Edmund John, if any of those sleazeball doosducks comes up to you and asks what my finger smells like, tell him it smells like his mouth.
	Aye, aye, aye.
	You gotta hand it to him.
	There's some work put into that.
	That's a big meet-up.
	That sounds like a lot of people.
	Yeah, I think they're close to 30.
	I mean, the No Agenda Telegram, the No Agenda Gitmo Lowlands Telegram Group, like all the No Agenda Telegram Groups, are really on fire.
	But, you know, ever since I came out as a vuppy in the Netherlands, I think our exposure has just increased.
	Well, the mainstream's going, oh, Curry, stupid, washed up, VJ, vuppy.
	That's right, vuppy.
	So, thank you very much for the meetup reports.
	Here's what's coming up in the next couple of weeks today.
	The Denver Area Sunshine Appreciators Meetup kicks off at 6 o'clock Mountain Time.
	The City Park, Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
	In Tilburg, the Netherlands, I'm talking like that now, the India Tango variant meetup.
	7 o'clock, so that's well underway at Beer Cafe Kodinsky.
	I hope you guys are having a good time.
	Kodinsky is nice.
	Then September 11th and Saturday, a couple of meetups.
	The Van Isle, where were you meetup?
	Victoria, B.C. at 4 o'clock at the Six Mile Pub in Victoria, B.C. Pig Roast at South Jersey, 5 o'clock.
	That'll be at Medford Lakes.
	Contact Wynn for the information.
	Local 406 is People, Republic of Missoula, 7 o'clock at Pangaea.
	Ask for Daniel.
	And then on Sunday, another show day, the corona, not to be confused with the virus, California super spreader, spectacular 4 o'clock at Storytellers.
	Excuse me.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	It's the cedar.
	It's like a party.
	Before we do ISOs, I wanted to share something with you as I'm learning things about Texas living in the hill country.
	Have you ever heard of witching?
	As in water witching?
	Yes.
	Yeah, of course.
	This is real.
	This is real.
	Well, they use that technique here in California, too.
	Yeah, I didn't know that.
	I thought it was always bull crap.
	You use two willow twigs.
	It's real.
	That's how they find where they drill for wells here.
	Yeah, you need to find a guy who can actually do it, though.
	Yeah, apparently there's...
	Well, there's more people who can do it than you know, but some people just can't keep the balance.
	There's one guy around here who does it with coat hangers, and he seems to be very successful.
	I always thought it was something from cartoons.
	I didn't know it was real.
	I think it's been documented that guys who know how to do it right, they can do it.
	It's just some magnetic pull of the water or something.
	Nobody knows exactly how it works.
	I put a note in the show notes from the MP, millennial producer named Agent Z. And Agent Z had a very interesting message that is there for people to listen to.
	But I'll just read this one piece from it.
	It's about Kanye West's new album, Donda, which I think has 27 tracks.
	I have not listened to it.
	I'm tired of everything.
	I can't watch Trump on Greg Gutfeld either.
	Thanks for alerting me.
	I'm not going to watch that.
	Thank God I didn't stay up.
	It was disappointing.
	I'm just tired of it all.
	Kanye is like, I don't know what it is.
	But the millennial producer, Agent Z, said, oh no, this has to be shared especially amongst our non-millennial producers.
	Donda, which is the album named after his late mother, represents a possible paradigm shift for people in my general age group.
	The album is a masterpiece with effortlessly cool sound and a very clear message.
	Listening to it on the first pass was the first time I felt inspired by art in a long time, certainly in the past two years.
	I might sound like a fangirl, believe me, I'm not.
	More like I'm overreacting to hype, but I'm being serious when I say that every single song out of the 27 tracks pack a gut punch to sell out culture, censorship, the new wave of fascism, cancel culture, and the nihilism that has been instilled in the millennial generation and beyond.
	He is clear in his message that cancel culture is bullcrap and we need to treat it as such.
	And then she goes through a whole bunch of examples and lyrics.
	Does she compare it to the Van Morrison material?
	No.
	And winds up with, I know John says he doesn't think millennials are waking up, but that has not been my experience.
	I have witnessed my friends becoming red-pilled over the past year at an unexpected rate.
	Kanye's new album is not to be ignored.
	Even if some sheep won't get the message, it broke music records with 60 million streams in the first day.
	I have faith more artists will ride the wave, just like I have faith that my peers will rise above.
	And I think it's correct.
	We have Eric Clapton.
	We have Van Morrison.
	Van Morrison is actually a little bit too old for me.
	Clapton was still 80s for me.
	I guess Van Morrison was too.
	Van Morris has been around forever.
	Mick Jagger did a little bit there with Eric Clapton, a little pushback.
	Yeah, what about John Legend?
	John Legend?
	That cock is all in.
	Get out of here.
	Screw that guy.
	When he changes his stripes, then I'll start to buy him.
	John Legend.
	No, no.
	John Legend is on the outs.
	His wife screwed it all up for him.
	His wife screwed it up.
	They are no longer as celebrated as they were.
	He screwed it up for himself when he said you can't be an artist of any sort if you're a Republican.
	No, he said only Democrats are creative.
	Yeah, only Democrats.
	Okay, you're right.
	So you're independents.
	You're out.
	Non-affiliated?
	You're dumb.
	I was wondering, do we still have that clip?
	We probably do, but who knows what it's called.
	There it is.
	It's only 50 seconds.
	Well, we've always been liberal.
	Musicians, actors, it's almost by disposition.
	We deal with the gay and lesbian community all the time, so we're going to feel like...
	They should have the right to get married, just like we do.
	We deal with people of all colors and all races, and we travel to different countries all the time to perform.
	So we're going to have a more global view and a more inclusive view.
	It's almost by nature and by circumstance of the things that we do.
	So if America doesn't want to consume the art of people who are liberal-minded, there's not going to be a lot of art for them to consume.
	As simple as that.
	Because the best artists, most of them are liberal.
	Sorry.
	There are some country artists that I know that are conservative.
	I have a lot of country artists that are friends.
	And believe me, some of them are liberal.
	But they don't make a big deal out of it because they know it'll alienate their base.
	I'm telling you, most creative people are liberal.
	Yeah, he's not going to be...
	He's not going to be around with Kanye.
	Kanye's obviously not creative.
	No, no, no.
	60 million streams.
	I'm telling you, the popular ones are Democrats.
	60 million streams is nothing.
	Hey, you know what?
	He's probably really a Democrat.
	He just doesn't want to alienate his base.
	Gotcha.
	ISO time!
	Alright, well, I have a bunch today.
	Yeah, I saw you're going for it.
	You're swinging for the fences today.
	Well, I just felt that I wasn't pulling my weight.
	Let's start with, here's instead of.
	Instead of.
	And instead of, which was a good thing.
	Okay.
	Yeah, that's no good.
	Look.
	Look, let me tell you something.
	Always a classic.
	Okay, try the thank you.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	You edited that.
	He says a lot of things twice in a row.
	He does.
	And he said, thank you, thank you.
	What I did, he did.
	He said, thank you, thank you.
	If you look at the two waveforms, you'll see they're two different things.
	You tightened it.
	You tightened it.
	I tightened it.
	He went, thank you.
	So far, I like that one.
	Thank you.
	I like that one the best so far.
	Okay, the last one is, what's essential?
	It's what's essential.
	Alright, I have a couple.
	Coincidentally...
	I say to anyone could hear this or if this is broadcast.
	I just wanted to play that because I thought it was funny.
	Who knows what he's saying.
	I say to anyone this is broadcast.
	Here is a...
	This is America.
	I like that one too.
	And then there's just a classic...
	We're the majority, baby!
	So, your choice.
	Well, what was that last one again?
	It was kind of muddy.
	Oh, he says, we're the majority, baby.
	Yeah, play it again for you.
	We're the majority, baby!
	I don't like a violent last one.
	I'm thinking thank you, thank you.
	Thank you, thank you was good.
	Yeah, thank you, thank you.
	Thank you, thank you.
	Thank you, thank you.
	All right, let me jack him up a little bit here.
	I'm going to jack up Joe.
	All right, Joe's jacked.
	Okay, let's see.
	Was there anything else that we missed?
	Yeah, I got a couple things I want to play there, just offbeat.
	This is actually, I'm not going to play.
	I got a lot of clips here, but I'm going to play, I just want to play these because this is from National Public Radio.
	And I want you to just analyze the usage in this report and tell me, who are they appealing to?
	What kind of usage is this?
	Do you think National Public Radio would be grammar-oriented?
	Well, here's the WTF clips.
	And there's two of them.
	And there's one that's got, don't play number two, play number one, which is about the artificial wave machines.
	A water park near Waco, Texas has an artificial wave that's allegedly so dope, pro surfers are joining hobbyists to ride it.
	Did NPR say dope?
	It's so dope.
	She should have gone, it's so dope.
	Okay.
	Uh-huh.
	Well, that was cool.
	Hey, love the segment on the wave machine in Waco.
	I like how you said dope.
	It was so hip.
	It was dope.
	It was so dope.
	Well, I thought, well, that was just a one-shot off, you know.
	Yeah, it was a joke.
	It was a joke.
	They slipped it in as a joke.
	But as you went through the report, listen to this part, too.
	Nearly 200 miles from the nearest ocean, nine surfers are bobbing under the Texas sun in what looks like a tropical lagoon.
	Then the wave machine spins up.
	One surfer starts paddling, and out of nowhere, a head-high wave rises from the placid water to carry him down the line toward a sandy beach.
	Seconds later, two more waves materialize, and two more surfers glide off.
	One of those surfers is Dane Grahowski.
	He's 12 and usually surfs near his home in Pacifica, California.
	Today is his first session at the BSR Surf Resort in Waco.
	When Grahowski gets near the beach, I wait out to chat.
	Dane, what did you think, man?
	I loved it.
	It was so fun.
	I knew it was going to be super fun, but that was just a blast.
	Grahowski has been surfing since he was four or five, and he shreds.
	Wow, 50 seconds worth it, though.
	Well...
	He shreds, man.
	So dope he shreds on NPR. He's so dope he shreds.
	What kind of reporting is this?
	I don't know.
	It's hip.
	It's happening.
	It's now.
	It's radio.
	It's NPR. This is the kind of thing you run into and you got some woke...
	You guys have got to liven it up a little bit.
	Why don't you talk to the kids?
	The kids don't talk like we talk anymore.
	They have their own lingo.
	Meanwhile, for years, you have coached me to get voiceover work doing a surfer dude, not a nibble.
	And now all of a sudden it's hip?
	You know, the thing is that you bailed.
	From this pursuit.
	Okay.
	It's my fault.
	Yes, I bailed and then we finally got our crap together on the show.
	I focused only on the show.
	You focus on three shows.
	You do three podcasts.
	Maybe four.
	That's just before breakfast.
	You're like a podcast maniac.
	You can't do voiceover.
	You're too pooped.
	Podfather out.
	That's very dope, baby.
	Alright, we're shredding on out of here.
	Up next, noagendastream.com.
	We've got Behind the Schemes.
	Episode 61, The Danzig Queen with Boobery and Lavish.
	That's noagendastream.com, man.
	That's pretty interesting.
	Got some good end-of-show mixes.
	We got a new entry, JoeNation33.
	We got, of course, Tom Starkweather, and we've got Rondo Gonzalez, all with end-of-show mix.
	Coming to you from the hate-filled, racist, bigoted, birthing person-hating hill country in Texas, FEMA region number six in the governmental maps in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley...
	Where all is well.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on the second Thursday.
	We call it a Sunday.
	Please remember us at dvorak.org slash na.
	Until then, adios them all foes!
	And such.
	Hello.
	It's good to see you all again.
	I took a break from social media.
	It was burning a hole in my labia.
	What?
	That's the part of the vagina.
	Okay.
	That's talking about my brain.
	See, I've never been that good with the science stuff.
	I'm always going against the great Republicans.
	The problem that we face today.
	Nobody wears the mask the right way.
	And we look to our public officials to say the right things.
	Just take the vaccine.
	Yeah!
	Get vaccinated.
	You'll be vindicated.
	You feel liberated.
	They've exacerbated.
	We're not going to die.
	They'll even throw in a free burger and fries.
	That's it!
	I hope I get cancelled for this.
	Facebook is toxic.
	We're all full of shit.
	Not one single good thing ever comes out of it.
	Every virtuous post I see makes me go, There's one single thing you can take from this song.
	I hope they all try to sing along.
	Cause here comes the chorus and they won't ignore us.
	and why I got on here to sing.
	I'm not gonna take it.
	You can't fucking make me.
	You're gonna have to pin me down to sticking in me.
	I know what you're thinking.
	I'm talking about vaccines and nobody in here is influencing me.
	I think it's pathetic that you're pumping synthetic proteins in every person in society.
	If you have a problem, well, the vaccine should solve them.
	If it doesn't, I would question its validity You're all NPCs You buy your vouchers It's your choice if you wanted to get it.
	That's the point.
	You should be leaving everybody else alone.
	So give me that same damn line and we're saving lives.
	Your God-complex really shows.
	You think that I'm crazy.
	You think that you're lazy.
	Spending your stimulus just sitting at home.
	You need to get out there and breathe.
	Just get off your screens.
	But not before investing in dough.
	To the moon!
	We're all NPCs.
	Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
	Why, you're bochey.
	Yeah, I got bitter, so I bailed on Twitter because your Lord Biden won a seat on the throne.
	Pussy.
	What would you want me to do with this building back better?
	I feel sorry for you.
	And I've lost family and friends over this.
	I don't even know what I've done.
	And according to twats on Facebook, I'm public enemy number one.
	So I'll just repeat, I'm not going to take it.
	You can't fucking make me.
	You're gonna have to pin me down to stick it in me.
	I know what you're thinking.
	I'm talking about vaccines and nobody in here is influencing me.
	I think it's synthetic that you're pumping synthetic routines in every person in society.
	If you have a problem, well, then action should solve them.
	If it doesn't, I have a question, it's validity.
	A Sleepy Joe has got to go.
	A Sleepy Joe has got to go.
	A Sleepy Joe has got to try your Fauci.
	Climate change poses an existential threat to our lives, to our economy, and the threat is here.
	It's not going to get any better.
	The question, can't it get worse?
	This is code red.
	Stop it from getting worse.
	We're here.
	We're not going home.
	We're going to be able to do these things, but we've got to feel it.
	I don't understand.
	You can feel it.
	You can taste it.
	Job.
	You can see it.
	Good pain.
	Job.
	Each of these things requires...
	We've got a lot of work.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Severe weather.
	We've got a lot of work for this, but in the meantime, we're going to save a whole lot of people's lives.
	Again, it's good-paying jobs.
	That's not going to stop us, though, because if we just do that, it's just going to get worse and worse and worse.
	We're just going to go along this valley.
	Talk to the people.
	I say to anyone, you can hear this.
	Jobs.
	Good-paying jobs.
	Each of these jobs.
	We're going to save a home that tells a lot of people.
	Thank you, Texas, for starting this little bullshit.
	The Roe vs.
	Wade is, for all practical purposes, over in the state of Texas, and other states will probably adopt similar laws.
	No abortions allowed.
	The U.S. Supreme Court could have blocked this measure, could still block this measure, but since the court has not yet taken action, the controversial law took effect at midnight now.
	We had a physician who has worked with us for decades in tears as he tried to complete the abortions for all the folks who were waiting.
	In other news from Texas, the Republican-controlled legislature has passed a sweeping voter restriction bill.
	The measure bar's drive-thru and 24-hour voting sites adds new identification requirements for absentee ballots, bans unsolicited mail-in ballot applications, and gives new authority to partisan poll watchers.
	There's a lot of chaos in Texas right now, a lot of uncertainty and confusion.
	Critics of the law are calling it vigilante enforcement.
	At the same time, at the same time that anyone can have a gun anywhere they want.
	It's up to a woman to make those decisions, and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor.
	I know you've never faced those choices, nor have you ever been pregnant, but for women out there who have faced those choices, this is an incredibly difficult thing.
	If you ever wondered, where are you going?
	And what you'd be doing, and what it would be like for you.
	Playing Roe vs.
	Wade came to an end in America, and abortions started to be banned in America.
	Well, wherever you were today, and whatever you were doing today, and whatever it was like for you today, that's your answer.
	Thank you.

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