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1383: Spook Nation

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	I didn't say, I never talked to the guy, I didn't say that.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, September 19th, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Giveo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1383.
	This is No Agenda.
	199 to go!
	And broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we're all saying, well, at least we're not in Australia, I'm John C. Devorak.
	It's Craig Vaughn and Buzzkill in the morning.
	Man, you see that breakthrough in Melbourne?
	No, I didn't see anything.
	Oh yeah, I'm sure you did.
	This was fantastic.
	It's like there was a crowd of people.
	In fact, I have a report.
	I have a boots on the ground report from one of our producers.
	Hold on a second.
	Under the heading, Australia.
	Melbourne anti-lockdown protest.
	Let's see.
	Here's the report.
	Police came out in huge numbers.
	This was expected.
	There was a demonstration, so people were walking.
	Is this the one where they knocked down the old lady and sprayed the crap out of her with a spray can?
	No, this is the one where the...
	Well, let me read this to you.
	It's short.
	The reports of protests are generally headlined as they came ready to fight the police.
	What doesn't get reported is that protesters went out of their way to remain as peaceful as possible.
	Hard to describe in words, but imagine you're marching down the road.
	You see the police have assembled in force, looking menacing and marching towards you.
	The protesters changed direction, marched down a side street to avoid the confrontation.
	This was repeated over and over until the police basically shepherded the protesters into a confrontation that was unavoidable.
	There was nowhere left for the protesters to turn.
	They were boxed in.
	And then they surged.
	You've got to see this video.
	They surged.
	They just knocked the cops down.
	The cops were trying.
	They were really trying.
	There were so many people.
	It was done.
	And just rushed through them.
	And they're yelling with the Braveheart charge.
	We know how that ended.
	Don't do that.
	Don't do that.
	That's not good.
	Oh, I think we need a, since we're talking about Australia, we need a correction on the, we were duped.
	Specifically, you were duped by the clip of the actors, the COVID actors.
	But I wasn't, I don't believe I was completely duped.
	I believe that it was like a double dupe.
	A double dupe?
	An alley-oop with a double dupe.
	Because we know that there's these crisis actors because we see them here.
	They're local.
	They find some guy.
	Can you just get it?
	In fact, I don't have any clips from this because it was too long and I wasn't feeling like clipping it.
	You saw it probably.
	We talked about the funeral home guy.
	Oh, I have a very short clip from him.
	Well, at the beginning of his spiel, and he's a funeral home guy from Milton Keynes, I believe.
	Milton Keynes, yeah.
	And he...
	Actually, it's not a short clip, but it is the fundamental clip.
	He feels that a lot of...
	Because during the original part of COVID, he didn't see any more deaths than usual, and he's a funeral home guy.
	And it's worth probably soliciting your local funeral home guy and talking to him and seeing what's going on.
	But the thing that got me is at the very beginning of his spiel, which goes on forever and people can look it up, he says, well, first, when this all began, they gussied me up.
	He dressed up and he went on camera on the BBC and he said, oh, y'all, rah, rah.
	And he said, what do you want me to say?
	And they said, you know, they scripted it.
	He regretted it.
	And then he regretted it because he realized, you know, a year later it's all bullcrap and there's a lot of bad information going around and he was part of the problem.
	And so I'm not too concerned about the fact that there was a whipsaw action on the crisis actors in Australia.
	Oh, I see what you're saying.
	Okay, I got you.
	Okay.
	So he was, in effect, without being a paid crisis actor, as is often with M5M, they show up at your door, you're enamored, you're like, oh, yeah, shit, okay.
	I mean, I used to still get sucked into that trap.
	Last time was when Michael Jackson died.
	And I spent a whole day with CBS News.
	I was going to be on tonight.
	Yeah, you're on for a...
	20 seconds, maybe 17.
	I have crews come over to the house, a huge crew of people, and they talk to me for 20 minutes, and you go to the show, I'm there saying, yeah, I think that guy's right.
	Yeah, boom, done.
	That's it.
	I don't think I even got a lower third, that's how bad it was.
	Didn't even qualify for that.
	I got a lower third when I did it.
	This funeral director did say something interesting about what we categorized as the Liverpool Protocol.
	That was like 12 minutes in.
	Did you watch that?
	I watched the whole thing.
	Do you want me to play that?
	Yeah, play it.
	I actually collected it.
	I have it in the archives to maybe go back to one of these days.
	So what are you seeing with numbers now?
	So, well, kind of rewinding back to 2020, in March and April, we saw a brief spike for about two weeks, two and a half weeks, maybe three weeks, where unusually the phone started ringing.
	By the way, this being difficult to clip without going long on the clip, It's exactly why the BBC prepped the guy, dressed the guy, did everything, gave him the script.
	That's exactly the point.
	They have to do that, otherwise they'll never get the sound bite they need.
	But that's when you're in linear media and you've got to hit the top of the hour.
	Or the commercial break.
	That's why you need to just pressure the message into whatever you need it to be for the peace.
	We're very good at getting people to pass away in hospital.
	I would say if I have ten collections of deceased, eight of them would be hospital removals.
	One of them would be from a care home and one of them would be either a residential address where someone's gone home to die or a hospice where people go to die for palliative care.
	we suddenly had an announcement on the TV from government that they were going to try and protect the most vulnerable in care homes and that these care homes would be the places that were hit the hardest, which I kind of at the time thought was really strange because I don't understand how a virus which I kind of at the time thought was really strange because I don't understand It either is in community or it isn't in the community.
	This is important because we saw this very same scenario play out in Washington state.
	New York state and California and Michigan and Illinois.
	I'm kind of, you know, it was thing after thing that I just wasn't, they were saying that wasn't making sense on the coalface as an undertaker.
	I got called every night for three weeks to care homes and this was at a time when Matt Hancock, who's since been dismissed from government, transferred all of the elderly in hospitals into care homes.
	He'd been very careful to label them all as COVID and he put them into care homes.
	And I've since found out that at the exact same time, there was a 1000% increase in the amount of midazolam sedative purchased at that time.
	Midazolam sedative.
	Midazolam is a benzo.
	The interesting thing, he has a theme running through his whole presentation, which is that they're killing people literally.
	That's what this piece is about.
	Midazolam, sold on the brand name Versed, among others, is a benzodiazepine medication used for anesthesia, procedural sedation, trouble sleeping, and severe agitation.
	So it's a sedative.
	And there's an extensive paper trail documents that very clearly.
	Now, I worked for the big funeral provider for 10 years who have 60% market share.
	And in that time, I was never, ever, ever, ever called to a care home three consecutive nights.
	You know, so for me being a small family undertaker, to suddenly be called every night for nearly three weeks exclusively to care homes and nowhere else is remarkably, it's probably about as likely as me winning the lottery several times in three weeks.
	It just doesn't happen.
	and it's impossible.
	I would hasten to add that all of those people were labelled with COVID.
	I never saw a doctor in attendance once.
	No doctor ever attended, to my knowledge.
	I never saw a COVID test once.
	I never saw a ventilator.
	So there was no need for those patients to be overdosed, shall we say, or heavily sedated to be intubated because there were no ventilators.
	I suspect that thousands of people were killed, euthanised in these care homes using midazolam.
	And on the odd occasion, I did, in fact, see small files, perhaps on the bedside cabinet or in a bin, because I was actually looking for them at that point, you know, where they hadn't perhaps been as careful as they ought to have been doing that kind of thing.
	So that was something that was, you know, kind of raised alarms for me.
	I'll say.
	I'm sorry.
	Well, you know, New York, this is part of a thematic thing that we've actually not really taken to the front of their analysis.
	But the...
	But I've suggested it, that they're trying to get rid of the old people because they're a burden on society.
	They're a useless eater as far as these people are concerned.
	These people are ghouls.
	They're a burden on the taxpayer.
	They're a burden on the insurance company.
	That's really the big one.
	Insurance companies.
	We've talked about this, how they wanted to basically send your mom to go die.
	We know of a million different Examples.
	And you've got people like your Cuomo and the fact that they won't investigate what happened in New York.
	Yeah, and the guy in Kirkland, Washington.
	What's the governor up there?
	Inslee.
	Inslee, yeah.
	Hey, I can't confirm this, but one of our producers certainly can.
	Midazolam, if that's used to sedate before intubation.
	Because that would be even more damning.
	Yeah.
	Now, while we're debunking the bull crap on M5M, let's go straight to, I think, a fantastic clip one of our producers dug up.
	He spent a lot of time.
	It's a local story, local radio show.
	I think it was a radio show.
	But it's local and he's been in West Virginia and he's been trying to get it to me because it's a rather big file.
	We figured it all out.
	This is the CEO of the West Virginia Hospital Association explaining the ICU and the bed shortage and the capacity of the hospitals being full.
	Jim Kaufman is with us, President and CEO of the West Virginia Hospital Association.
	I continue to hear anecdotally from some who suggest that, well, these challenges at the hospital have less to do with the number of patients and more to do with the staffing issue.
	That if you had more staff, that it would not be as serious in terms of handling the number of patients.
	Is that accurate, or what is your read on that?
	We do have a staffing issue, and this is a national problem.
	Just to give you a perspective, there's about 47,000 vacant traveling nurses' positions open this week across the country.
	So this just shows you the huge demand for clinical staff, not just here in West Virginia, but the entire country.
	And that actually is putting more pressure on West Virginia because hospitals around the country actually have better resources than we do and they're able to recruit staff away.
	Do we need more ICU beds in this state?
	We don't need more ICU beds, we need more staff.
	We actually have the beds, it's the staffing that's the challenge.
	And that's why all the hospitals are trying to work together to figure out how do we maximize the limited staff that we have to serve the needs of the patient.
	But workforce issues was a challenge in West Virginia prior to COVID. Financial challenges with the hospitals was a condition prior to COVID, and it's been exacerbated for the past 19 months.
	And it's not just the United States.
	It's happening in France, where I think up to 3,000 or 4,000 will be leaving the healthcare system.
	The UK is starting to see strains.
	The Netherlands just instituting mandates and a corona passport.
	And so they'll see demand for healthcare professionals rise there.
	So it's exactly what we thought it was.
	And I'm happy this guy just said it.
	Yeah, no, he just said it outright.
	But if you look at the entire episode, the entire pandemic from the beginning, it began with...
	Exaggerated claims, needs for ventilators, to the point where they staffed up...
	Well, let's be honest.
	They actually put people on ventilators unnecessarily and with the wrong protocol, as was directed by the CDC. Yes.
	Well, there's another method for killing people.
	Yeah, that's a good one.
	A more dramatic one.
	But at the same time, they opened up the phony beds in Jacob Javits Center in New York, and then they brought in a big giant liberty ship, a big hospital ship.
	Mm-hmm.
	How quickly we forget, eh?
	How quickly we forget these things.
	Two of them, two hospitals, one on East Coast.
	They never got used, so we didn't need those.
	And at the same time, they furloughed a ton of nurses, and some doctors, but mostly nurses, Who went out and got other jobs or found other things to do or realized that maybe this isn't for them.
	They never came back.
	And then they went, then, because there was still enough staff, then they decided that you all, you staffers, you now have to get the vaccine, whether you like it or not, which made another 50% of them quit.
	In fact, the hospital down in Houston was a huge walkout of nurses who had seen the results of the shots.
	They didn't want to get the shot.
	For whatever reason, they've already been exposed to the virus.
	I almost said vaccine.
	Exposed to the vaccine.
	I was hoping to get that clip.
	And they decided no.
	So this is a fake.
	This is bull crap.
	They created the situation themselves for some onerous reason.
	This was like planned.
	Potep being told you.
	That's my new one.
	I have a hotel.
	By the way, that hotel guy with the bow tie is back.
	I saw him on it.
	Oh, Peter Hotez.
	He's from the...
	Oh, no.
	That guy is...
	Actually, just to lighten the mood for a second, I got a couple of clips to play about the M5N. And we could also say this is a clip about disinformation, but let's just first start with Bill Maher, who, gotta love the guy when he does this stuff, and it makes him unpopular, and I'd love him even more for that.
	He was on Jimmy Kimmel, really promoting his appearances, which he can't go to Democrat-controlled states because, you know, he just can't have a concert there.
	By the way, looks like we have 10 more days until they cancel Austin City Limits.
	Which is this huge outdoor two-weekend festival.
	These guys are such a-holes.
	So here's Bill Maher with some interesting statistics.
	I have to cite a survey that was in the New York Times, which is a liberal paper, so they weren't looking for this answer.
	But they were talking about, the question was, what do you think the chances are that you would have to go to the hospital if you got COVID? And Democrats thought that was way higher than Republicans.
	Right.
	41% of Democrats, and the answer is between 1 and 5%.
	Okay.
	41% of Democrats thought it was over 50%.
	Another 28% thought it was 20 to 49%.
	So 70% of Democrats thought it was way, way, way higher than it really was.
	Liberal media has to take a little responsibility for that.
	For scaring the shit out of people.
	And the reason why I'm bringing this up is because it's much harder for every touring act to sell tickets in blue states.
	Oh, interesting.
	They're afraid to go out of the house.
	Oh, interesting.
	Whereas in red states, it's all good to go.
	Uh-huh.
	So, I just want to say to those people in San Rafael and Pittsburgh and New York, I ain't going to give it to you.
	I promise.
	It's safe.
	We're doing everything we can.
	There's distancing.
	There's masking.
	Enjoy.
	Live life.
	You did get it in me.
	Embrace life.
	You did get it.
	I got it after I was vaccinated.
	You got it after you were vaccinated, right.
	And I had no symptoms.
	That may be because I was vaccinated.
	But let's not even get into that.
	Because I know you and your boyfriend, Howard Stern, are very paranoid about this.
	But it's a little weird that I got it after.
	But now many, many, many people have had that same situation.
	Yes.
	I know people.
	That means it's working, boys.
	So, I thought that was interesting.
	He literally did a Trump there.
	Enjoy your life.
	Don't let the virus dominate what's going on.
	But by definition, what Bill Maher just said there, whether it's intentional or not, by definition, people who watch, as he says, and read liberal media, they're getting misinformation.
	No matter how it's projected, they're taking away wrong information from it, so the source, by definition, has to be misinformation.
	It's bad.
	It's bad.
	Let's see if we can...
	How long is it...
	Well, I mean, this is our theme of our show.
	All we do is take apart the...
	All we do is, even though it sounds like we do a lot more, but we just deconstruct this.
	So...
	So let's take it all the way down to the root level, the root cause, as our Vice President Kamala Harris would say.
	Let's find out why are people being misinformed by the message from...
	And I'll just take two.
	I'll take MSNBC and I'll take CNN. That's probably the easiest.
	Although, again, I say the most watched cable news network is Fox, and they spend 40% of their time playing dumb clips from the other guys, which actually propagates the dumb message.
	So, you know, shame on everybody.
	Let's see.
	Hmm.
	We have a small controversy still raging on.
	This is the Nicki Minaj hesitancy.
	It's gone back and forth.
	I don't want to belabor it.
	But let's see what one of the actors is doing on MSNBC, Joy Reid.
	Let's see if this could maybe scare people or give them the wrong idea.
	Right.
	I understand the hesitancy.
	Listen, I was hesitant when Donald Trump was out there controlling the CDC and controlling the FDA and manipulating them and making them put out falsehoods.
	Anybody rational was hesitant.
	But the reality is now.
	By the way, she's talking with Eric Dyson, who is a professor.
	So the guy is going, yeah, right, right, right, right.
	Like like diamond and pearl.
	Right.
	What I really fear is more masses of people dying.
	666,000 people have died.
	And disproportionately, they look like you and me, Michael.
	And what scares me is that people are creating a cultural imperative to set themselves up for death when the people pushing them to do it, like Tuckums, are vaccinated and safe.
	And even if they got COVID, are going to get all the monoclonal antibodies.
	They could give a damn if Nicki Minaj gets COVID and dies.
	They don't care about us.
	Okay, a little loaded that statement, but I think maybe when you're throwing out 666 and saying more people are going to die, and disproportionately they look like you and me, she says to the black professor, which is a lie.
	That's just a lie.
	It's equal amongst the poor, certainly.
	And go look at it.
	More Caucasians.
	Stop with your lie.
	And then she spins that around and says, but, and she of course needs to make it political, which triggers the anti-Trump thing in the liberal viewers, but they really don't care.
	They want Nicki Minaj's message, but they want her to die because they're racist.
	That's what Joy Reid just said.
	I wonder if that could bring other people to be unhinged when they see that, or maybe when they see this.
	We're going to read it out tonight with a message to Republicans.
	Okay, we get it!
	COVID is the precious, and you love it.
	You love COVID so much you want it to spread in the schools, at the office, in the Walmart, on the cruise ships, and at the club.
	That gray spongy ball with the red spikes, you want it pumping through your veins.
	Why do you love it so dang on much?
	Well, we have absolutely no bloody idea.
	But here's the thing, you weirdos.
	Everyone else?
	Everyone else hates COVID. You, you Republicans, seem to be A-OK with COVID running wild.
	Your thirst for COVID is why you lost.
	Nobody likes your policies that threaten our safety and our kids.
	You, you may want COVID. You may want to ingest horse dewormer and attend far too many funerals, but we, we don't.
	I think we could call that misinformation.
	Wow, that was good.
	I hate to say it, but...
	That's misinformation.
	It was a piece of, like, that's...
	Goebbels would be proud.
	Goebbels.
	Goebbels.
	Yes.
	So, but that is...
	I mean, obviously what she said was factually not true, but when you pull in the Trump meme, that's what makes every...
	That's what gets your 70%, and that's what makes it misinformation.
	There's no reason to bring politics into the game unless...
	You're trying to desperately get ratings up and you work at CNN and you're Don Lemon.
	I think we have to stop coddling people when it comes to this and the vaccine saying, oh, you can't shame them.
	You can't call them stupid.
	You can't call them silly.
	Yes, they are.
	The people who aided and abetted Trump are stupid because they believed his big lie.
	The people who are not getting vaccines, who are believing the lies on the Internet instead of science, it's time to start shaming them.
	What else?
	Or leave them behind.
	Because they are keeping the majority of Americans behind.
	You didn't feel that way about the polio vaccine.
	You don't feel that way about measles, mumps, rubella when it comes to your children.
	All of a sudden this vaccine is different.
	What's different about it?
	The only different thing about it is because of your politics today.
	People talk about, well, I don't know what's in the shot, Chris.
	I don't know what's in that shot.
	I'll tell you what's not in it.
	Hold on.
	A tracking device.
	Yeah, let me finish this.
	You know what they get shots in?
	Nowadays, in their rear ends, they're getting shots to make it bigger.
	They're getting shots in their face.
	They don't know what's in Botox.
	They don't know what's in this stuff.
	Nothing wrong with Botox.
	People don't know what they eat, what they drink, what they smoke.
	Look, I tried it once.
	My eyebrow went up.
	I don't have it now.
	As you can see, I got all these wrinkles.
	Everybody asks me when I'm going to get Botox.
	But listen, nothing wrong with Botox.
	But I'm saying, do people really know what's in stuff that they inject in their bodies all the time?
	What they eat?
	What they drink?
	Stop it!
	Stop it with the ignorance.
	And we have to stop saying, oh, well, you know, you have to listen to people and...
	No, you don't!
	These people are being harmful to the greater good.
	You don't have to listen to a minority of people who are being harmful to the greater good and who are not acting on logic, reason, and science.
	I had an issue, I told you, Chris, when my family was here and they were saying, well, I don't know, I just don't know.
	I said, you know how you got here to visit me in New York?
	You took an airplane.
	What is that?
	Science.
	Yes!
	You know why people live to be older than 40, 50, 60 years old these days?
	Science.
	Medicine.
	No one questions that.
	You know what is so contradictory about it?
	When people get sick, they go into the hospital and they say, throw it all, give it to me, inject it, put it in me, and you're going to pay a whole lot of money, and you're going to tax the medical system when you could have gotten it for free.
	Wow, that guy's off the rails.
	That's actually a...
	You know, I wanted to...
	That's a borderline clip of the day.
	The guy's clinically insane.
	Yes, it sounds like it.
	It sounds like it.
	So that's what's going on.
	And then, you know, over on Fox News or Newsmax, they all take those clips and say, look at these unhinged people, and none of this is healthy.
	And we're seeing the disengagement of the audiences.
	Of course, we just did the same thing you're condemning them for doing, but let's be said.
	Well, that's part of the problem, is this is our gig.
	But see, what they do is they go, Ah!
	Ah!
	Joy Reid!
	Ah!
	Ah!
	We break it down.
	We discuss it.
	And we have time.
	That's why.
	All they can do is just show.
	That's what 95% of all podcasts are that talk about news.
	Just outrage, outrage, outrage.
	What about we, for 14 years almost, go to the source, tell you how it works, understand the mechanisms that put this into place.
	There's something really pathetic about Don Lemon and these rants of his.
	I don't understand why they keep him on the air.
	It's not as though it's entertaining in the sense that you had with Michael Savage, the talk show guy, radio guy, who's now just a podcaster and he's not as successful.
	Like us, you mean.
	Podcaster, not as successful.
	That's a t-shirt.
	Considering he's making $10 million a year or something, I'd say.
	Okay, yeah, true to that.
	So, he...
	He would go, he was, he's believed to be bipolar.
	Oh.
	And so you'd listen to his show and then once in a while he'd just flip.
	And he'd go after the producers.
	He'd just go nuts.
	I stopped the hammering moment.
	And that was kind of like, that was like, you know, somewhat entertaining for the moment because it was like, oh, the guy's on edge.
	He's always on edge and you don't know where he's going to blow up and And that was kind of a different phenomenon than some guy who's just pathetic, like Don Lemon.
	He's not like bipolar that we know of or anything.
	He's just like, I don't know how to even describe it.
	I don't understand why this guy's on the air.
	He's a phony and he's unprofessional.
	He should be taken off the air.
	He's unprofessional.
	Nicki Minaj's retort to him talking about, well, you know, people put all kinds of stuff, they get shots, they put shots in their butt.
	Her retort was, let's not talk about what you put in your butt, Don Lemon.
	I was like, whoa.
	That was one of her lines?
	Yes.
	Her lines are unbelievable.
	Mind you, it was Lil Wayne who was kind of her mentor, and that was, you know, Lil Wayne was pardoned by Trump, so there may be some connections there.
	It's possible.
	Now, I think we need to just dive into boosters for a second, because everyone's jacked, you know, that we got boosters, or do we not have boosters?
	I'm sure you have some clips, I'll do three...
	20-second clip so we can just get a quick rundown.
	For those in our audience who might have the Johnson& Johnson or Moderna vaccines, are they likely to see the same thing in terms of this decision-making?
	Yeah, I think Moderna is coming very soon.
	Probably in the next three, four weeks, we should get an update on Moderna.
	J&J is a little bit further behind.
	It may be another couple of months before we get an update on J&J. I'm hoping the FDA might provide some guidance before then.
	That's the Pfizer marketing letting you know that they are trouncing the competition.
	We know the third dose has already been recommended for those who are immunocompromised, but there have been other people getting them.
	We've heard stories of folks walking into stores and getting that third shot.
	Is there any potential harm to that?
	Yeah, I think at this point, if you're young and healthy, there really isn't any benefit.
	Oh boy, don't listen to Joe Rogan then.
	There probably isn't any harm either, but I think right now we should really focus on getting high-risk people that third shot.
	For young, healthy people, I would just wait until we get more data.
	Whatever it is, it was still kind of good news.
	Just a short time ago, I spoke with Dr.
	Rashish Jha, Dean of the Brown University School of Public Health.
	And I asked him if today's decision to not recommend boosters for everyone is in some ways an endorsement of the two doses many of us already have, a sign they're working.
	The vaccines we're using right now are working.
	They're keeping people out of the hospital.
	They're keeping people alive.
	For high-risk people, a third shot really does look like it's going to be beneficial.
	For the rest of us, I think the two doses really are doing a great job.
	Ha ha ha!
	It's just delaying the obvious.
	But man, that eight-hour meeting the FDA advisory board had where they ultimately came out and said, nah, 65 plus immunocompromised, good, no one else.
	That was quite something.
	That was something else, particularly the open discussion part.
	Yes, it was quite...
	It was amusing.
	You got some clips from that?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Do you have anything else to play about this before I play these?
	I have the earlier booster promotion that was on NBC. The promo!
	Those are NBC. You guys are stepping on...
	Whoever got those clips for you is stepping on my territory.
	All right, Clip Custodian, be aware.
	No, this is my mainstream Clip Custodian.
	That's what he does.
	Well, he should go clip mainstream other than NBC. Okay.
	That's no problem.
	You could be nice to him.
	This is from Monday.
	This is Monday when they're just getting ready.
	This is before the FDA meeting and all the rest.
	They're getting ready.
	They're getting the sales guys out in force.
	They're ready to sell, sell, sell.
	They're getting primed.
	They're showing the drug companies that they're on their side.
	Here's where we go with boosters one.
	Good evening everyone.
	The debate over COVID booster shots may be coming to a head.
	An FDA advisory panel set to meet tomorrow to examine key questions.
	Whether a third dose of the Pfizer vaccine is safe or even necessary for everyone.
	They're critical questions and a source of rare open disagreement among COVID experts.
	The booster is backed by the Biden administration but regarded with caution.
	Misinformation!
	Now, all we have on this show is, I guess, extremely rare.
	Rare.
	Rare cases we hear about.
	Rare disagreements because everyone's all in agreement.
	Everyone's lockstep except a few outliers.
	What a lie that is.
	Our disagreements between each other are rare.
	We never had a fight.
	I noticed he said rare among open.
	Open.
	One.
	They're critical questions and a source of rare open disagreement among COVID experts.
	Oh, nice.
	By the Biden administration, but regarded with caution by even some within the FDA. All this comes as the U.S. struggles to administer first doses.
	Just over 54% of Americans are fully vaccinated.
	And vaccine mandates are facing more and more challenges, which we'll get to in a moment.
	Miguel Almaguer starts our coverage.
	Divided over the science, tonight just hours before the FDA Advisory Committee is set to vote on the future of boosters, members of the agency are voicing both support and opposition over a third dose of Pfizer's vaccine.
	With the stage set for a controversial decision, Pfizer says their data shows booster shots are needed six months after the second dose as protection from infection begins to wane.
	But its vaccine continues to be highly effective in preventing hospitalization and serious illness.
	It's most critical function.
	This debate over boosters, does that erode the public confidence in vaccines?
	It's normal for scientists to not necessarily have consensus around a specific issue.
	The problem is a very toxic environment now because of all of the aggression coming from anti-vaccine groups.
	Oh!
	And use any kind of difference in opinion as a wedge issue.
	With volumes of vaccine data now public, a new study in the New England Journal of Medicine did find effectiveness of a booster dose.
	But other scientists writing in The Lancet say current evidence does not therefore appear to show a need for boosting in the general population.
	You know that Hotep, although it's rude to call him Hotep, to the Hoteps.
	That guy, he has to realize he's in Texas.
	When this all comes out, and we have you on tape every day, every day he's on MSNBC, you're going to look good with your head shaved and paraded down the street.
	You bet they don't bring back tarred and feathered.
	I like the head shaving.
	It's a little more dramatic.
	It's a better shame.
	Especially if you nick them on the skull, you know, a little trickle of blood.
	Let's play the rest of this clip.
	It has made people feel that the vaccines aren't working when they are still working.
	Dr.
	John Moore worries the message has been muddled in part by the White House in August.
	Get a booster shot.
	And earlier this month...
	Those eligible will be able to get a booster right away.
	The president told Americans to get their third dose before regulators even reviewed the research, mostly coming from Israel, where boosters have been widely given.
	If the FDA did authorize the use of a booster, the CDC would still have to determine who qualifies for one.
	The Israeli data that I've seen, that was released overnight, does support the idea of boosting for the over-60s.
	It's much more of a grey area for younger people, particularly on the 50s.
	And that's what the debate is going to center around.
	Does the data justify the decision?
	Tonight, the question, do boosters get us ahead of the virus or is the third dose ahead of the science?
	Help me understand here, about two million Americans have already gotten the third dose, most of them immunocompromised.
	Are they seeing any safety issues with those?
	Well, Lester, all the clinical data shows there's no real safety concerns.
	The side effects from the third dose are similar to the second.
	The question here, are booster shots really necessary, especially as other countries are short on supply?
	Lester.
	And maybe getting closer to answer.
	Miguel, thank you.
	Yeah, Miguel, thank you.
	Well, I'm glad they brought up the Israeli numbers because in this FDA meeting, and I'm not sure exactly what the protocol was because they opened it up, and it wasn't like an open forum where anyone walks up to the mic.
	These people had been pre-screened.
	Their slides were in.
	They were in the deck.
	They were introduced properly.
	So I'm not exactly sure how you got in to speak there or not.
	But one of the callers brought in the Israeli health minister on this FDA meeting regarding boosters, yay or nay.
	Sorry, thanks.
	It was just related to...
	There's a little audio problem in the beginning on that call.
	In young adults who had two doses, have you had any reports in breakthrough cases of myocarditis or long COVID or MIS? We had cases of myocarditis among young adults, as I've shown you before.
	It was mainly with males dirty.
	And that was the signal, the very clear signal was in the fourth or fifth day after the second dose.
	So there was like an epidemic curve after the second dose.
	95% of them were not severe, were discharged after a few days in the hospital.
	And we have seen in this fourth wave hospitalizations of people who are younger than 60 years old, some of them with mortality, who were doubly vaccinated and did not receive yet the third dose.
	So among the mortality, one of the speakers in the public hearing actually referred to us having a high rate of mortality in Israel, about 1,000 people dying in this fourth wave.
	And that is true.
	But 40% of them are unvaccinated and 54% of them received two doses and did not have the chance to receive the third dose yet.
	And the minority are those who were in between vaccinations or in the process of being vaccinated.
	And a really minority received a third dose and died from corona.
	So it is clear that in our fourth wave, the vaccinated, doubly vaccinated individuals play a major role, not just in confirmed cases, but also in hospitalized, in severely ill, in critical ill, and in death.
	What?
	Yeah.
	Now, how come that doesn't be a headline?
	I saw most of this, too, by the way, when you said some sound quality issues at the beginning.
	All of them.
	Yeah.
	This is the worst Zoom meeting I've ever heard.
	Well, it actually wasn't a Zoom meeting.
	I think it was Cisco's WebEx or something.
	Well, whatever it was, it sucked.
	And what she said was 55% of the deaths are from vaccinated people.
	Double.
	Mm-hmm.
	And the outliers, the ones that was the lowest number, were the ones that only had one dose.
	And then there were still people who got their third and died.
	From Corona.
	Not from the vaccine, by the way.
	Yeah.
	No, that's what we're talking about.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, from Corona.
	From the...
	Whatever the variation.
	I mean, there's a big headline that was in the newsletter that people could see that they were recommending people with the double-dosed vaccinations be locked down for the winter.
	Yeah, because the variants appear to stem from people who are vaccinated.
	And it just attacks them.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's the antibody-dependent enhancement.
	So here's a shorter clip.
	This is a Dr.
	Rose, exactly her credentials I'm unsure of, but she laid it down.
	My name is Dr.
	Jessica Rose, and I'm a viral immunologist and computational biologist.
	Dude, we could clean up with the Curry-Dvorak group running these kinds of meetings in a little more professional manner.
	This is so bad.
	This is a barcloth that shows the past 10 years of VAERS data plotted against the total number of adverse event reports for all vaccines for the years 2011 through 2020 and for COVID-associated products only for 2021.
	This is kind of, you can't hear, and it's not good without the chart.
	So what she's showing is the VAERS database, all adverse reactions for the past 10 years, and then you see 2020, and you see this huge spike, which is like a thousand times all of those put together.
	That's not the exact number.
	You heard what she said.
	And she's saying, hey, even if VAERS database is crap, which I don't think it is, you cannot ignore this and this needs to be addressed.
	So I'll skip that.
	And we should also mention, we'll mention that we mentioned before, we mentioned against a felony to post to the VAERS database inaccurate information.
	Thank you for pointing that out.
	And doctors typically are the ones who put this information in.
	So here's the...
	And it's long so we can stop it.
	You'll get the idea once enough, but I put the whole clip for the show notes so people can go back and listen to the whole thing so you don't have to find it in the YouTube video.
	This is a guy who called in.
	Now, he says he's the CEO of an early treatment center for COVID. And he states he has no conflicts, which I disagree with because his conflict is he's selling things other than boosters.
	So he does have a conflict.
	But he...
	Pretty much didn't know agenda bit.
	Thank you, Dr.
	Freeman.
	The next speaker is Mr.
	Steve Kirsch.
	Hi, I'm Steve Kirsch.
	I'm executive director of the COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund.
	I have no conflicts.
	I advanced to slide number four with the elephant.
	I'm going to focus my remarks today on the elephant in the room that nobody likes to talk about, that the vaccines kill more people than they save.
	Today we focus almost exclusively on COVID death saves and vaccine efficacy because we were led to believe that vaccines are perfectly safe.
	But this is simply not true.
	For example, there were four times as many heart attacks in the treatment group in the Pfizer six-month trial report.
	That wasn't bad luck.
	VAERS shows heart attacks happen 71 times more often.
	Following these vaccines compared to any other vaccine.
	In all, 20 people died who got the drug, 14 died who got the placebo.
	Few people noticed that.
	If the net all-cause mortality from the vaccines is negative, vaccines, boosters, and mandates are all nonsensical.
	This is the case today.
	Death rates.
	Let's slide number seven advance to the number seven in lower part.
	This shows that the all-cause death light rate in three cases.
	Only the VAERS numbers are statistically significant, but the other numbers are troubling.
	Even if the vaccines had 100% protection, it still means we killed two Four experts did analyses using completely different non-US data sources, and all of them came up with approximately the same number of excess vaccine-related deaths, about 411 deaths per million doses.
	That translates into 150,000 people have died.
	The next slide will be slide number 11, the nursing home.
	Now, the real numbers confirm that we kill more than we say.
	And I would love everyone to look at the Israel Ministry of Health data on the 90-plus-year-olds where we went from a 94.4% vaccinated group to 82.9% vaccinated in the last four months.
	All right.
	It goes on.
	And we've heard every single one of these things.
	But, you know, it's like that was not...
	It could have at least been a report.
	Well, you know, so here...
	And this was all live, I think.
	People could follow this.
	People could call in.
	It's all set up.
	Everyone's saying these things.
	Not a word.
	Also, not on Fox, as far as I know.
	They're not your friends.
	Fox and Friends.
	Yeah.
	So, well, thank God on the advisory panel.
	But that's just for now.
	They'll be back when they've had a little talking to.
	I love to kill two to save one.
	Yeah.
	Well, we saw that statistic, too.
	Yeah.
	So then we have the freedom passports and the mandates.
	Man, Europe is going all in.
	Boom, almost overnight.
	Italy has the Green Pass.
	France, if you...
	And France is no possibility for a negative test, as far as I know now.
	And in the Netherlands, they did it a little bit better than, for instance, in New York.
	Where they mandate the pass is for everything.
	Now, you can have a test for your pass to be valid, but they are hiring, the government is paying to hire people who will be going around and checking all your passes.
	Your papers, please.
	Well, they're using a little card around here.
	Two counties are doing this.
	I have the two mandate clips again early in the week from NBC, and these are the mandate rundowns.
	One of the least vaccinated states.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm just going to say, no, the queue was fine.
	I didn't need to step on it.
	Go.
	One of the least vaccinated states, Idaho, expanded health care rationing statewide today amid a surge of COVID hospitalizations.
	This comes as debate intensifies over vaccine mandates.
	Two dozen Republican attorneys general warning the White House of legal action if proposed federal mandates take effect.
	Here's Gabe Gutierrez.
	From Florida to Arizona to New York, vaccine mandate legal challenges are mounting.
	Yes, there'll be some individuals who will try to defy this.
	There'll be court decisions that will appeal.
	This week, a federal judge in New York temporarily halted a vaccine mandate for health care workers in the state, claiming a religious exemption after some of them sued.
	But the president is doubling down on his plan to require all private businesses with more than 100 employees to mandate COVID vaccines or weekly testing.
	These policies are what the science tells us we need to do.
	They're going to save lives.
	Los Angeles County will soon require proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test at indoor bars, clubs, and wineries.
	I am not anti-vax, but to not be able to be given the option when sending our children to school and going to businesses, going to establishments, going to entertainment, seems crazy.
	Well, that crazy has taken place.
	Well, what gets me, though, is that, you know, I just don't understand why they keep giving the short sheet in California on this.
	We're way ahead of the curve.
	Yeah, Los Angeles, they mentioned that, but we put the mandates in place in San Francisco a month ago.
	And now it's Contra Costa County, which is a county near here, meaning if you want to go into a bar, I don't know why you'd want to go into a bar in Contra Costa County, but let's say you did.
	Walnut Creek, I guess, is a few good places.
	We had the last meetup I went to was at a Walnut Creek bar.
	Now we won't be able to use that place again, so they just lost that business.
	Right.
	Bye-bye.
	Anyway, let's play part two of this.
	Legal experts say there is strong precedent for vaccine requirements, especially for government workers.
	Private business mandates could also stand under emergency powers given to OSHA, though court battles are likely.
	Still, in some parts of the country, enforcing mandates of any kind seems daunting, especially as schools reopen.
	You right there, you clown!
	In Council Bluffs, Iowa, police were called to a school board meeting.
	Back there!
	The parents erupted in protest over the district's decision to mandate masks.
	We're in New York.
	Some restaurants and neighborhoods with low vaccination rates are struggling.
	I don't think that anyone should be segregated as far as where they can eat.
	As they start to enforce the city's vaccine mandate for indoor dining.
	Do you think it should be the job of small business owners to police these vaccine mandates?
	I don't think it should be the job of the business owner, but there is no other way, I think.
	As the vaccine mandate debate rages, new COVID cases are dropping slightly nationwide, but reaching unprecedented levels in the Northwest.
	It was a video on YouTube.
	I'm sure you can do this in most places too, which is not cheat with a counterfeit card or anything like that, but guys in Vancouver where BC has got mandates, they don't mention that.
	And so he goes into a restaurant, a Vietnamese restaurant, and he says, do you have your card or anything?
	And he shows him his phone, and he says to him, No.
	And holds the phone up and then they wait for the guy to figure out that he's holding his phone up so they can fake approving him.
	Ah, he says no.
	Look at him.
	Oh, and it worked?
	Yeah.
	And him and his girlfriend both went in there and she holds her phone up and the waiter writes down something.
	He's not writing down anything.
	And the two of them got their meal and they came and left and this guy claims on this YouTube video that this may not be This may be more a kind of way things go, because it's a business.
	You're going to turn a customer away?
	Yes, it's hard to say, because smaller independents will get targeted by the authorities, the bigger chains.
	There's a video circling today.
	of a family in a pizza restaurant and the manager comes over and says, you've got to leave, you're not vaccinated.
	It's a black family.
	He says, wait a minute, we're sitting here and everyone's having pizza but we can't have pizza?
	And then he goes off and says, hey, this is segregation, look at me, is this what you want?
	And some people actually said, yeah, yeah, we want that.
	So, the spell, the spell.
	And actually, I just realized now where Don Lemon gets his talking points from because I have this quickie from Gayle King, CBS, Oprah's buddy, with formerly one of my favorite comedians, Chris Rock.
	I was going to ask you, you know, there is some trepidation among many people in the black community, in particular, about taking the vaccine.
	I'm going to put it this way.
	Do I take Tylenol when I get a headache?
	Yes.
	Do I know what's in Tylenol?
	I don't know what's in Tylenol, Gail.
	I just know my headache's gone.
	Do I know what's in a Big Mac, Gail?
	No.
	I just know it's delicious.
	To all beef patty sauce and sauce.
	I don't know what's in that sauce, Gail.
	That is perhaps one of the most racist things I've ever heard.
	Boy, no kidding.
	Black people are so stupid, they don't care what's in Tylenol.
	They don't care what's in...
	Yeah, that's just really the most racist.
	That is incredibly...
	Black people are stupid, is what he's saying.
	Yeah, that's exactly what he's saying.
	I know what's in Tylenol.
	I see a Phenomen.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Actually, I do know kind of what's in the secret sauce of McDonald's, because when I was expecting...
	Whoa, stop!
	Hold on a second.
	First of all, stop the press.
	Are you now going to reveal on the No Agenda show, you are going to deconstruct your knowledge of McDonald's secret sauce?
	Well, no, but I know enough about the secret sauce that it's not the same that it was when it first came out.
	In the early days, this came from Morehouse CEO George Ladder when they were located as a company in Emeryville, and they had...
	I contracted with McDonald's to develop the secret sauce.
	And at the time, the secret sauce consists...
	And the main thing he's bitching about to me is he's giving me a lecture about a horseradish.
	Here's your food tip.
	Horseradish needs to be refrigerated, by the way.
	And it goes bad really fast if it's not.
	But the point was that the original McDonald's secret sauce had fresh horseradish in the sauce.
	And when they cheapened it, they went to a powder-based horseradish flavor, and so it doesn't taste anything like the original.
	And that's the only thing I have to say about it.
	Damn.
	I've got to experiment more with horseradish.
	Oh, it's a fabulous product.
	Yeah.
	It is a fabulous product.
	I agree.
	It's a fabulous product like Tabasco.
	It's a really good product.
	So let's take it around the world.
	Here's Dictator Dan down there in the south of Australia.
	Will those passports be a permanent fixture or just temporary?
	I don't think they'll be permanent.
	We don't have a passport for the flu, for instance, each year.
	Part of normalising this, part of moving through this very, very difficult gateway, but move through it we must, is we have to try and balance it out.
	We have to try and get our freedom back, get the place open, but give our nurses a fighting chance to be able to care for the inevitable people who will get very, very sick.
	These sorts of passports are designed to do exactly that.
	They won't be there forever.
	I can't say, as I stand here right now, how long it'll be a feature of things.
	Years.
	But, you know, arguably, it won't be a vaccine passport you'll be showing in the first half of next year.
	It'll be your booster passport to show that you've been to have your third jab.
	Mm-hmm.
	Mm-hmm.
	So, no, no, these won't be around, but, you know, when it comes to the booster, yeah, they'll be around, but they won't be around.
	We won't do it for the flu, but, hmm, I just gave myself a good idea.
	That guy will also look good bald.
	As they march him through the streets of Melbourne.
	And I think Scandinavia votes today.
	Is today voting day or tomorrow?
	I don't know.
	One of the two.
	And Trudeau is winding down his road campaign and, again, lets us know that the truth always wants to come out.
	Good morning, Morgan Lowry, Canadian Press.
	So you talk a lot about the need to end the pandemic for good.
	I was hoping you can maybe look to the future and tell me your vision of what the end of the pandemic means for you, and how can you be so sure that vaccination alone is enough to end it?
	We know, first of all, that there are constantly new variants that are going to be developed until vaccinations are available all around the world.
	We know for a fact variants are good.
	That's misinformation.
	Tomorrow is when they vote.
	Tomorrow.
	Vote this guy out, people.
	Show us what you're made of.
	Do they have Dominion voting machines in Canada?
	They probably do.
	Yeah, I think it's a Canadian company, isn't it?
	No, it's owned by Chinese, by Russians, by Israelis.
	Who knows anymore?
	It's just you don't want your...
	You want a different vendor, I would say.
	Back quickly to...
	This shows you the spell on how hypnotized people are.
	Even people in the so-called medical field, like Dr.
	Jen Ashton, who works for Good Morning America...
	This to me is just, this is a clip that needs to go in the archive as astonishing for an era.
	For you, first here, everybody's wondering, how is your daughter, Chloe, doing after having COVID? Well, thank you for asking everybody.
	My daughter, Chloe, who's a college student, fully vaccinated, they were doing just surveillance screening, testing students every other day, in fact, and she tested positive.
	Had less than a half a day of symptoms.
	Her only symptom really was headache and a little fatigue.
	Did her 10 days of isolation and now is back at school feeling totally fine.
	Believe it or not, the hardest part, you guys, was the psychological, emotional part.
	It was very difficult to go into literally solitary confinement, not go outside, not see another person for 10 days.
	They were bringing food to her room once a day.
	Very difficult.
	They did what they were supposed to do.
	100%.
	The reminder that the vaccines work!
	I mean, no.
	Not a reminder.
	And I saw an answer to a FOIA request.
	I think I have it in the show notes.
	And the FOIA request was for any information on COVID vaccines, transmissibility, or level of sickness you would get.
	And the answer that came back is, we have no documents for you because there is no document and there was nothing in the study regarding transmissibility after vaccination, etc.
	So even this is a lie.
	I mean, they may have data from the field, but it wasn't in the trial.
	It wasn't tested.
	Phenomenal.
	Hey, Keeper and I had an interesting experience.
	I mean, my wife had COVID and she lost her sense of smell and taste and was down for about, you know, a day.
	Same thing as this girl who had the vaccine.
	My wife never had the vaccine.
	Jessie, Buzzkill Jr.'s wife, had COVID and she was down.
	She lost her sense of smell and taste and she was barely sick.
	So if you got the vaccine and you had the same symptoms as somebody who didn't have the vaccine, how does that show you that the vaccine's working?
	Where's the logic here?
	The only one that got a little sicker than usual, JC, had COVID. And he had COVID cough.
	And that was unpleasant to listen to, let me tell you.
	Oh, boy.
	You bring something up that I need to talk about right away.
	The point is that this sounds like just regular COVID. It doesn't sound like a vaccine doing anything.
	At all.
	At all.
	The President has been coughing a lot lately, and people are starting to notice.
	People notice these things.
	And there was a question about it.
	Many of us were in the East Room watching the President.
	We've seen him on many occasions where he has a repeated cough.
	What is the situation with that cough, and is that a concern?
	It's not a concern.
	We have a doctor who travels with him, obviously who checks in if it is ever warranted, and certainly that continues to be the case, as it has been since the beginning of his presidency.
	Is there an explanation for why he coughs so frequently in situations like that?
	I'm sure you saw it.
	I did.
	I don't think it's an issue of concern.
	I think there are a range of reasons why we may need to clear our throat or we may have a little light cold, and that's certainly something that presidents, elected officials, reporters, spokespeople can confront, but it's not an area where we have a medical concern.
	Well, there's only two options that she left out.
	A, hairball.
	I think that's possible.
	I wrote that one.
	And the second is Parkinson's, where you literally start to choke on your own saliva.
	That is also a possibility.
	Yeah, I'm not seeing enough shaking.
	He doesn't...
	I agree.
	I agree.
	But, you know, there's lots of meds.
	I mean, Michael J. Fox, his shaking was horrible.
	He has a lot more under control now.
	So there is medication that can probably help with that.
	Well, Bill Gates doesn't shake at all, and he's got it.
	Well, anyway, I got one little short clip we should mention to you, because you mentioned about shaving heads and walking, and I think these heads shaved walking down the street would be really funnier.
	Cool.
	Naked, by the way.
	You have to be naked.
	Well, a lot of guys would appreciate that.
	Metallica concert.
	Tonight at 7 o'clock, it's a surprise concert, and it's about to start.
	We'll leave 500 people allowed inside.
	You gotta pay 20 bucks, which is not much, and you have to be vaccinated.
	We're gonna take you to San Francisco, where some lucky fans are getting ready to see Metallica perform for the first time in two years.
	They just announced the concert about two hours ago.
	Wow!
	John, wow!
	Wow!
	John, wow!
	Wow!
	Yeah, Eric Clapton performed in Austin because there was no mandate.
	He won't perform anywhere else.
	But this is, you know, Metallica has such a tarred attitude, man.
	And it's all from Lars.
	It's all been, it's been since the days of Napster.
	Napster goes back to Napster.
	Although I agree with, you know, you shouldn't get ripped off.
	But the approach is like, eh.
	Now, the keeper and I had an interesting experience yesterday.
	Let's go back to that comment you just made.
	What comment?
	That you shouldn't get ripped off.
	Now, let's go back to the days of Napster.
	During the Napster era, when people were freely exchanging songs, because they couldn't hear them on the radio anymore, you couldn't hear new music on the radio, because the radio's not playing anything worthwhile, no matter where you are in the whole country, except for very few spotty areas.
	And so people started exchanging their music libraries, and what you would do is you'd go to somebody's music library, and you'd...
	Because you could see their library was online, and you could say, oh, that's interesting.
	This guy likes everything I like, but he also likes this band that I'd never heard of.
	And then you'd sample it, and you'd go, oh, that's interesting.
	That's pretty good.
	I think I'll go buy their album.
	Album sales, CD sales, were at their absolute peak and never returned.
	And they were at their absolute peak during the Napster era.
	People were buying more CDs than ever before because of Napster.
	So whether people were getting ripped, I don't think they were getting ripped off.
	This was a form of marketing.
	I didn't say that.
	I didn't say people were stealing it either.
	You said that.
	I saw Napster as a humongous opportunity and went to Warners and went to many other music guys and they had no interest.
	It was almost like Craigslist going to Hearst Publishing saying, look, you're going to lose your ass.
	I think that the way they responded...
	It was completely wrong.
	But they had a valid reason to respond.
	Well, it was a valid reason that was not based on fact.
	No, it's based on law.
	It was an invalid reason.
	It was based on copyright law.
	That is a valid reason.
	Well, yes, but the opportunity was there and they passed it up.
	You're making my point.
	I'm reminded of the time I met Subner Redstone, the head of Viacom.
	Oh, I'm impressed.
	Yeah.
	You said it that way.
	I met Sumner Redstone!
	Okay.
	I did.
	I'm listening.
	I'm listening.
	And I quizzed him about this because what else am I going to talk to a guy like this about?
	And he just looks at me and he goes, what's mine is mine and I'm going to do with it as I please because it's mine.
	And that was that.
	And believe me, there's no discussion.
	And we have a very different attitude here.
	It's like, we share everything.
	We're open source.
	We can do whatever you want.
	We're open source, which is completely, it's inviolate.
	Nobody understands open source that has the attitude.
	But then again, if you look in our bank accounts and look at Sumner Redstone's bank account.
	Well, there's a difference yet.
	Well, he's dead.
	He's dead.
	Well, yes, and he took it with him, so what good did it do him?
	He didn't take it with him.
	He wasn't buried with mounds of gold and cash.
	You don't know that.
	I'm a little hesitant because I tried it twice.
	I don't know if I, for a third time, should say the keeper and I had a very interesting experience yesterday.
	I didn't hear you say it the first two times.
	Oh, okay.
	So, well, do you want to discuss this interesting experience now?
	Yes, yes.
	It's a good time right here.
	Don't you think?
	Yeah, this is a good time.
	It won't take that long, but it was a very interesting experience.
	Well, I was hoping it was going to take a long time.
	I know what this experience is.
	I was cued in, flew it in, and I'm of the opinion that this might be a longer story than it's going to be.
	Yeah, it's a pretty long story, but it's pretty good, I think.
	Alright.
	So you tease it in the newsletter, which is like, oh, okay, now I have to do a report.
	And thank you for leaving me an out.
	Because you said, it will be great, or not.
	I think that's kind of what you said.
	Yes, exactly.
	That's exactly what I said.
	It might be a dud.
	So we found out a while ago that Laura Logan and her husband lived down the road from us.
	So I have to give you a little context.
	But anyway, we were invited to go over and say hi yesterday.
	Wait, hold on.
	Laura Logan has no agenda, lives near you?
	Yes, down the road.
	Is it like walking distance almost?
	No, but it's just, you know, if I had a scooter or if I had a bike, I could ride it and it would be fine.
	So she's right there?
	Yeah, pretty much.
	In Brookhaven, whatever that town is.
	Brookhaven.
	Brookhaven Hill Country, exactly.
	Yeah, okay.
	So a little context.
	So the way this came about, because we moved here and there's not a lot of people around, the houses are separated a bit, and we've got a couple acres, we're very happy.
	The realtor for the seller, his name is Mike, he's a long-time resident here and he's a really nice guy and so Tina got lots of resources from him and one of those was Mike I'm
	like, what?
	And so, oh yeah, I'm there all the time doing stuff.
	There's a whole bunch of people there.
	You should come check out what they're doing.
	And he's mentioned this a few times.
	And I did meet Laura's husband, Joe, when I was in the liquor store, interestingly enough.
	And, you know, he's like an ex-military guy.
	I think he's ex-Delta Force.
	So I said, hi, great.
	Anyway, yeah, you've got to come over.
	So now I felt like it wasn't just Mike in between.
	I felt, you know, if we got an invitation, it would be cool.
	Now there's...
	So Mike came over to do some measurements.
	He's helping Tina do something in our bedroom.
	He said, all right, let's go see Laura and Joe.
	Now, I have to set it up because it's hard to describe without video.
	Well, see, it wasn't clear.
	I'm like, well, is this dinner?
	Well, there's always food, but...
	So, you know, we actually ate at home.
	Like, I don't know what's going on.
	You go over at 6 o'clock, 6.15, that's either dinner time or, you know, yeah.
	But I asked Mike, I said, you know, is this dinner?
	He's very noncommittal with his answers, which kind of set me like, all right, let's see what's going to happen here.
	So we drive down the road and Mike turns just before the house into really- He drove you?
	No, no.
	He was in front of us.
	We had our own car.
	Into the compound.
	And the road next to the road, you know, it's like a semicircular driveway.
	I recognize this road because I saw them built by the Army Corps of Engineers in Iraq.
	You know, there's a very special kind of stone.
	I can't remember what it's called, but this is obvious.
	And there's the helipad.
	It's kind of also constructed clearly like, you know, Corps of Engineers type guys have done this.
	Now, there's two things going on.
	In this, in their lives.
	I'll say that up front, otherwise it gets a little confusing.
	So two things that they are doing is, Laura's doing her Fox Nation show, which, you know, that's a long form, you know, I think it's 30 minutes to an hour documentary stuff.
	So there's, you know, there's a lot of coordination for that show.
	And that's really her main vocation at the moment.
	But not really, because Joe is busy with about 15 or 20 people, many of whom were there in and out the whole time, retrieving 600 American citizens and 5,000 green card holders from Afghanistan.
	We're still there.
	And so American citizens who can't get back want to, and green card holders who are as good as American citizens, almost.
	You know, you're backup, but they still have the same rights.
	Yeah, they have the same rights.
	They have the same rights.
	And this crosses over continuously.
	So you drive onto the compound, and the house is to your left, and then you see there's...
	There's RVs.
	There's big Harley motorcycles.
	Not for show.
	They're beautiful, but clearly people riding them.
	There's a couple guys on a big barrel barbecue.
	There's a backhoe.
	And there's containers that they're building and they're putting office equipment in and will look like some communications equipment.
	So it's just activity everywhere.
	So we go in the back way, which is already weird.
	Okay, how are we going to...
	And you kind of walk right into their open living room with a kitchen.
	It's not huge, but right in that space is a big round wooden table and there's maybe eight people sitting around.
	And everyone's doing something.
	One's on the phone with a border agent, because, you know, Laura Logan, I guess, is doing pieces on the border.
	A lot of coordination.
	And I heard things, some things I can't talk about, because that, I guess, will come out in a few days, of what the administration may be planning.
	But what I did learn is that all these Haitians there, they've been living in Brazil for almost 10 years, since the earthquake.
	And they just said, hey, we hear it's open.
	We're going up.
	And that's why they're there.
	And then they were in Mexico for a while with temporary visas for Mexico.
	And Mexico said, all right, you got to go.
	And that's when they just came in.
	Now, okay, you may have, like, I don't want to say you jumped the shark on the story, but you kind of left out, I don't think everybody knows that, in fact, Mimi, I think, just found out about this yesterday, that the Texas border is bumped up against thousands of Haitians, not Mexicans.
	About 14,000.
	Oh, I didn't know it was that many.
	14,000 Haitians are at the Mexican border of Texas trying to get into the country.
	Well, they're already in.
	They're already in.
	Mexico, they crossed the border.
	They're now underneath.
	Okay, they're under the bridge.
	They're there.
	They're there.
	They passed no man's land.
	So this is news to most people.
	And you made it sound like everyone knows this.
	No, that's...
	No, okay, I'm sorry.
	I'm just trying to paint a picture.
	It's a complicated story.
	It's hard to tell.
	And I'm here to stop you.
	Yes, very good.
	Keep doing that.
	Keep doing that.
	Yes, keep doing that.
	Because when you assume...
	I make an ass out of you and me, which is why I always presume.
	I never assume.
	So there's these people around, and they're very big on introduction.
	Now, Laura isn't at the table at this point.
	And so there's just all these people on phones talking to people.
	There's one lady who's a NASA scientist.
	She runs an air operations company.
	She's at this table talking, you know, with trying to get jet fuel for two aircraft they have stationed in Europe.
	Can I make a comment right now?
	Mm-hmm.
	Worst dinner ever.
	So, you know, they're real big on everyone is introduced.
	Someone new comes in, it's always an introduction.
	So, you know, introduce everybody.
	And there's one guy, he's a deputy sheriff in Houston.
	There's an ex-Green Beret, Delta Force, Special Forces.
	And they're all involved in somehow in this.
	You know, getting American citizens back since what they feel is, hey, there are American citizens.
	And a lot of these guys, you know, the military service is semi-retired.
	But they really want to do this, and so there's something special going on here.
	So they were about to get 24 green card holders out of Mazar-e-Sharif Airport, who've been on the ramp for a month.
	And I'm hearing all this conversation, Tina and I are looking at each other like, holy crap.
	So, you know, and there's, they're teenage girls, you know, there's a homecoming dance, and so they're dressing up in their, you know, getting ready in their gowns, and Laura Logan is like, bam, bam, back and forth, she's running, she's on the phone, she's yelling, she's adjusting dresses, and we're just like, huh?
	And then at a certain point, you know, we're in, you know, Joe says, hey, this is Adam and Tina, and she's, you know, hey, Tina, and Josh looked at me, And she did not know me, has never seen me, has no idea what I do.
	It was complete.
	In fact, she was really not interested in me at all.
	She was more drawn to Tina.
	In between calling people, getting information, satellite phone stuff somewhere else, and then interrupted, trying to...
	Oh, wait a minute.
	I got Judge Jeanine.
	I got a Judge Jeanine hit coming up at 8.15.
	Okay, I'll have to get out of this dress.
	She's wearing a nice sundress, but very inappropriate, if you know what I mean, for television, which she made light of herself.
	Um...
	And then later someone else came in and she introduced everyone, knew everyone's name, and then she forgot my name.
	So I'm thinking, this is going to be great.
	This is...
	And she's really, you know, when she's talking, she's engaging with everybody.
	And I'm just quiet.
	I'm just sitting there.
	And then, who's ordering pizza?
	Like, oh, dinner.
	There's dinner.
	And so she's getting ready.
	It's about 10 minutes till airtime.
	And the studio is...
	Off this room is a bedroom.
	Maybe it's a dining room or something.
	It's not a big house.
	She has her own set on scene.
	No, it's a bedroom.
	And oh, by the way, there's Spencer.
	Spencer does everything for the Fox stuff when she goes live.
	And she's like in a Cludio, essentially.
	Yeah.
	In a Cludio.
	So now she's...
	I have to change.
	She throws on a dress in 17 seconds.
	Much more appropriate.
	Yeah.
	And she's getting ready.
	She's reading what she's going to be talking about.
	She's talking to everybody else.
	She's coordinating some other things.
	Then she takes out brownies while she's on the phone.
	It's now five minutes to air.
	Puts the brownies down, gets proper dinner plates with napkins, nice napkins.
	But she stops, takes the napkins away, brings back other napkins because they match the plate.
	And boom, she's gone.
	And then, you know, there's a big TV on in this room.
	And then she's on with Judge Jeanine.
	About a 30-second delay, by the way, from her house all the way round trip back on television.
	It's one of those things I'd like to know.
	And so she's done.
	Then everything starts to calm down.
	Then the wine comes out.
	Her favorite wine.
	What do you think it is?
	And, of course, I'm interested.
	Yes, that's why I bring it up.
	It's one of my favorites, too.
	Can you turn your speakers just a bit?
	I'm slapping back a little bit there.
	The knob is on the floor.
	Yeah.
	The knob is on the floor.
	Oops.
	Oops.
	The knob dropped off again.
	The knob is on the floor.
	Her favorite wine and yours too.
	Kirkland.
	Actually, funny story.
	No, it's a Miomi.
	Miomai, as you might say.
	I think it's supposed to be Miomi, but it says Miomai.
	It's an inexpensive wine.
	So she likes the cheap Pinot from...
	In fact, Tina said right away, she said...
	It's a Texas wine.
	Hey, you can get a whole case at Costco.
	To which Laura said, I'm not a Costco member.
	Tina, go get me a case at Costco next time you're there.
	So this is how she works.
	She's coordinating all these things and her kids.
	And meanwhile, there's people coming in.
	There's a big ice machine that's just been delivered like an industrial size.
	You walk into it and guys are celebrating.
	They have ice.
	And it's just...
	If you've ever been in a home of like a very successful business person, sometimes their home is like the operation center.
	You know what I mean?
	It's really command zero for everything and everyone's involved.
	Maybe it's sometimes a bit like with you guys or what I imagine the Dvorak household might have been.
	Yeah, you're completely imagining wrong.
	Okay.
	So, do you know what I'm talking about, though, in this case?
	Yeah, I am.
	It's rare.
	It's not...
	I mean, I have been in different homes of very successful people, billionaires.
	And this phenomenon only takes place with...
	It's very rare.
	It's very rare.
	It's not as common as people would like to imagine.
	Like you imagine here.
	Yes.
	I mean, while you're doing all this and watching all this action, I'm trying to, you know, get a hold of an editor to work on a sub-stack column.
	While at the same time cleaning up dog poop off the deck.
	I mean, that's about it in terms of multitasking.
	Watching a football game.
	This is a little more because there's just 10 people in the room at all time and everyone has something going on and there's a breakthrough and then someone else calls.
	I'm trying to think of what environment...
	Because it's not an unknown environment.
	And I'm trying to think when's the last time I saw something like that and where and how I saw it and what environment it was.
	Like a campaign headquarters.
	Yeah, a little bit like that.
	Except everyone's equal.
	Everyone has a say.
	Everyone listens when someone speaks.
	There's no...
	It was really fascinating to watch.
	And now she's sitting down.
	Now we're cracking the Miomi.
	And...
	At some point, someone says, you know, Adam invented podcasting because she has no idea.
	Who I am.
	Nobody briefed her.
	No, no, no.
	You don't brief Laura Logan.
	Please.
	I mean, you'd think that...
	I would think just the opposite from what you're describing.
	That the person would be briefed on everything so they didn't have to bring themselves up.
	Well, Mike had obviously briefed Joe.
	Joe knew all about me.
	But Joe didn't brief Laura.
	Anyway, what's your podcast called?
	No Agenda.
	Ding, ding, ding, ding!
	Lights go on.
	I say, yeah, that's right.
	Yes.
	Our people have been speaking.
	She says, oh.
	She says, you know, I love doing television.
	I love what I'm doing.
	I love my producing.
	I am the worst business person in the world.
	I don't know how to monetize.
	I don't know how to make...
	She's like, I don't know how to do any of this stuff.
	And she's like, oh, okay.
	Well, what can we do together?
	I think what she should do.
	The story would have been better if it had gone this way.
	What?
	Out of my house!
	It wasn't.
	It was exactly the opposite.
	She's like, I need to do a podcast.
	Tina, Tina, you've got to do my...
	I suck at social media.
	How much do you charge, Tina?
	We came home and on 10 o'clock, And we just looked at each other like, what just happened?
	And we woke up this morning and we both felt like we had hangovers.
	I mean, we only had maybe two glasses of wine, but just the pounding of energy in that place was unbelievable.
	I can't wait to go back.
	We'll learn something.
	We'll learn something.
	So, what you and I thought would probably be a nice, classy dinner, we were going to bring over champagne, turned out to be very different.
	Again, it's miscommunication, I believe.
	I was under the impression, from what you told me, that you were invited over to her house for dinner.
	That was my impression, too, when I told you.
	Yes, well, obviously.
	You weren't dreaming stuff up.
	And that meant that you were probably going to discuss podcasting, especially the no agenda issue.
	And...
	And have a nice meal and chat and gossip about the broadcasting business.
	And I had sent you a couple of questions I'd like answered.
	Well, I mean, there's no time to talk.
	There's no time to talk.
	No time to talk.
	You talk about whatever she's talking about.
	But she's good friends with Cheryl Atkinson.
	They talk a lot still.
	That makes sense.
	Now the thing that was interesting to me, just to wrap this up, is they have no idea how powerful non-M5M media is becoming.
	They have no idea.
	They do not understand it.
	They do not understand the numbers.
	So I said, that's something I think I could educate you on because it's 10 million here, 10 million there, 1 million there.
	Before you know it, there's a lot of people listening to other things and disconnecting from the mainstream.
	But they're in a definite bubble in that regard.
	I think 90%, I think all the people at Fox are that way.
	And I would say it's worse at the other networks.
	They're so clueless.
	I have friends that still work in the business and I chat with them and they're just flabbergasted by all of it.
	I can't believe this can't even be true.
	Lovely people.
	Lovely, lovely people.
	Good people.
	Well, they're doing God's work, obviously.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And so we'll see.
	What we won't be sharing is noagenda.net, which producer Michael was kind enough to acquire for us.
	Oh, good.
	Let me tell you how he did it.
	Because noagenda.com is still registered by some band, I think, and noagenda.net was registered for years and never been able to get it.
	He says, I randomly visited noagenda.net and the previous owner had not renewed it.
	Their registrar was Dynadot, who automatically put domains up for auction when they don't get renewed.
	I made the only bid of $13.99 and seven days later I own the domain!
	It was locked for a couple of weeks in post-auction lock, but then was released for transfer.
	And he has transferred that to us, which is super nice.
	And it's a very valuable commodity, I believe.
	Yeah.
	Well, for $13, it's definitely a good investment.
	It's a good deal, isn't it?
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	Say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the compound down the road, ladies and gentlemen, Mr.
	John C. Dvorak.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also, in the morning to all ships and sea boats underground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	Big ass in the morning to the troll room.
	The troll room, which you can join if you're a troll.
	If you want to learn how to be a troll, it's not that hard.
	Everyone's got troll in them.
	If you want to be trolled in the troll, go to thetrollroom.io or noagendastream.com.
	Let's count them.
	Let's see how many are in there today.
	Hands up, trolls.
	Let me see what we have to do.
	Hmm, I think people anticipated the report.
	2,227.
	A good number.
	It's okay.
	All right, trolls, you know what to do.
	It has to be better on the second Thursday.
	Again, you can join the patrolroom.io.
	Now, if you'd like, there's another way to follow the action in maybe a little less hectic manner as it scrolls by, and that's through Mastodon, the Fetterverse.
	I was trying to explain this to somebody.
	Well, it's like Twitter, only no one owns it.
	But that's what it is.
	Everyone owns their own little piece.
	We have NoAgendaSocial.com.
	It federates with every other Mastodon server that speaks the open source and open protocol.
	So you can communicate across servers.
	And you can follow me if you have a Mastodon account.
	Adam at NoAgendaSocial.com or John C. Dvorak.
	It's for John.
	John C. Dvorak at NoAgendaSocial.com.
	Actually, I had to leave...
	And a social, was it yesterday or Friday?
	Because I went on just to see what's going on, as I do usually a couple times a day, and I go on in the morning, and there's people bitching and yelling, and you did this wrong, and John's this, and Adam's that.
	And I'm like, wow!
	What is this about?
	Dumb stuff.
	What?
	No, I don't even remember.
	It was just commenting, but here's what I need to say.
	Trolls, check your amygdalas.
	They're swelling up again.
	I was on and off the thing all day.
	I didn't notice any real battles going on.
	There's a couple jerk-offs on there.
	Yeah, a couple jerk-offs, but I don't like that.
	Of course I can just block them, but that's not the point.
	It wasn't why.
	It's just like, ah, trolls, come on.
	It's some cool action.
	Just remember, amygdala's in check, everybody.
	Now let's thank the artist for episodes 1382 for the artwork.
	We titled that one Super Mutation.
	Notice the lowercase in the hyphenation.
	And thank you very much, Pauly Parker.
	We both like this one universally.
	It was AOC, Sandy Ocasio-Cortez, with her dress.
	And there were a couple people who manipulated her dress and removed Tax the Rich and put in the exact same color, as far as I'm concerned, V4V. Also did something cool with the No Agenda logo on the side.
	It stuck out.
	And I think we both liked it universally.
	Yeah, it stuck out more in her butt.
	Was there anything else that we discussed?
	Well, we discussed it was a, you know, the soccer and the sumo.
	It just didn't work.
	It wasn't interesting.
	A good number of people took that on.
	It's just that they didn't get, there was, I liked, I should mention this because you didn't use it.
	You could have used it for the opening for the show.
	Kenny Ben's Wolf with 1382 on it.
	Kenny Ben Wolf.
	I like the wolf.
	I like the drawing.
	I don't know if he did it.
	I chose the Amygdala Salvation from Nessworks instead for the opening, which I also liked.
	It was the brain split in half.
	That was cool.
	I don't know.
	It was a...
	It was light.
	A tad light, I think.
	A tad light.
	But, you know, still good stuff.
	I mean, but, you know, like Sizzletron tries to, I mean, when you're just pasting people's heads on stuff and it gets all busy.
	Remember, it's a small piece of art that you see on a podcast app.
	It's going to be thumbnail size before people even click on it.
	Then it's going to be, I think it's 256 by 256.
	If it's a visual joke, you've got to be able to see it.
	Yeah.
	I don't know if we have any real negative thoughts.
	I think there's at least 10 pieces we could have used.
	You wanted Rick Harris' Be Afraid.
	You said that's such a beautiful piece.
	Did you wind up using that for anything?
	I didn't see it in the art, in the newsletter.
	Which one was that?
	It's the blue mask.
	Oh, I know.
	I ended up using another piece that I thought was funnier.
	I did like that piece a lot, though.
	It's eye-catching.
	And he does a lot of...
	Rick Harris does a lot of these...
	There used to be a graphic artist, I can't remember his name, very famous, collected by sorority women during the college era.
	I can't remember this guy's name.
	I think even Mimi had one of his pieces.
	Really?
	Oh, now I'd like to know what this is.
	That's interesting.
	I can't remember this guy's name.
	He's a very famous high-contrast poster artist.
	Yeah.
	Not Lichtenstein.
	No, no, no.
	This guy is...
	No.
	No, this is a guy that was...
	Lichtenstein was not collected by sorority girls.
	I didn't know either way.
	I didn't know.
	The troll room is drawn to blank, too.
	Not Stan Lee.
	If I said the name of him, I would go, oh, yeah.
	All right.
	Basquette.
	Yeah, no, not pesquets.
	Thank you very much to all of our artists.
	It's highly appreciated.
	You can see all the submissions, and you can submit your own and join the race.
	You have to do it during the show, which is what makes it so complicated, and it makes the output so astoundingly good because of the Timeline Association.
	Escher, maybe?
	Was it Escher?
	Well, Escher's a good example of the kind of stuff.
	I think it was Nagel, if I'm not mistaken.
	Yeah, Nagel.
	Let me see if I look it up.
	Hmm.
	He did a...
	Yeah, you look it up and I'll continue to do this little spiel here.
	You can also see the pieces we talked about and more in the chapters that we...
	Now, the chapters go in after we've published the show.
	So if you wait a couple hours...
	Yeah, Nagel.
	Nagel?
	Yeah, and this...
	In fact, I'm looking at these pieces and this guy's stuff is...
	It might as well be the same guy.
	Oh, interesting.
	Nagel is Patrick Nagel.
	His posters go for, I don't know, three, four, five hundred, nine hundred bucks for this thing.
	1984 artwork.
	It's a poster.
	I mean, he makes money, but it's just...
	It's a little bit Aeon Fluxy.
	Are you familiar with Aeon Flux?
	No.
	Okay.
	Anyway, back to the chapters.
	This is a new development from Podcasting 2.0, and today I'd like you to tell your other podcast hosts that you listen to That there are now more podcast hosting companies that offer Podcasting 2.0 capabilities, such as these chapters with images, and there's tons of apps.
	I'm talking 10, 12 now at this point.
	Great apps.
	You can find all of those at newpodcastapps.com.
	Spread the word.
	At the same time, they're also using podcastindex.org, which is uncancellable.
	And that's the way it's going to stay.
	And thank you again to our artists.
	Now, let's thank our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1383.
	People were sent in notes today.
	They made up for last week.
	Scott Jalbert starts us off.
	J-A-L-B-E-R-T, which I am pronouncing possibly incorrectly.
	From West Columbia, South Carolina, it's 766.33.
	He's the high watermark for today.
	Thanks, guys.
	This show is an inspiration.
	This puts me over the top.
	Night Me Baby.
	Big weekend coming up, so requesting fresh hookers, rent boys, blow, and some Glenn Fittich 18 to finish things off.
	Jingles, F cancer for all.
	I'd just like to reiterate, Scott, the No Agenda show always has fresh hookers and rent boys for its knights and dames.
	You've got karma.
	Lynn B. from Brevard, North Carolina.
	666.66, a sack of six.
	This donation, Lynn says, is dedicated to my smoking hot boyfriend, Steve, who inadvertently punched me in the mouth 11 years ago on our first date.
	Oh, I know these kids.
	I remember them.
	It's been true love ever since.
	No doubt.
	What is the opposite of a noodle boy?
	Whatever that is, Steve is that.
	And anti-noodle boy.
	His healthy skepticism to all things related to the majority and his pure individualism and integrity is what I continue to love about him.
	He introduced me to No Agenda a couple of years ago, and it's been a part of our daily lives ever since.
	You guys do so much important work and do have the greatest podcast in the world.
	It's Universe.
	I'm so happy to be able to contribute in this very small way and hope to continue to well into the future.
	This last year has really highlighted the importance that voices and platforms like yours exist and are heard, not only for my amygdala or everyone's entertainment, but for the future of the great United States.
	Anyway, Steve's birthday is tomorrow, Monday, September 20th, so I want to wish him a good one and explode all the goat good karma there is to give.
	Thanks again for all that you do.
	We love you and thank you very much.
	We will spray some goat on Steve.
	You've got karma.
	John Harvey comes up from Nashville, Tennessee with $600.33.
	I make this donation in celebration of my 10-year anniversary meeting my amazingly talented and beautiful better half.
	And we never had a fight.
	She happily listens to No Agenda with me for hours on all our long road trips and even utilizes the No Agenda community like ordering from lavenderblossoms.org.
	We love Cal and his products.
	This leads me to a make good.
	I made a birthday donation in March and asked for a shout-out for her Etsy business, Party Place Cards.
	It was read as Party Placards.
	Ooh, I see.
	She found that funny and still loves the sentiment.
	Yes, she's a keeper.
	So for the no agenda meetups, please go to her Etsy store, Party Place Cards.
	All one word.
	Well, then it'd be Party Place Cards.
	She can make no agenda banners.
	JCD and Adam heads on sticks.
	Oh, that's a good idea.
	On party straws and places...
	Because she does all these stuff.
	Yeah, that's cool.
	She makes a party junk.
	Party stuff, not junk stuff.
	Oh, sorry.
	Okay, sorry.
	What am I thinking?
	Whatever you can think of to make a no agenda meetup or your parties more fun.
	Lastly, this brings me to my...
	Does she make these?
	Lastly, this brings me to my long-awaited knighting.
	I started donating an associate, as associate executive producer, show 952.
	iChip was the name of that one.
	Please see accounting below.
	With this donation, I'd like to be knighted Sir Harvey Wallbanger.
	Please have bass guitars and synthesizers at the roundtable.
	I will look forward to see you at the roundtable.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Thank you.
	No jingles, no karma.
	To be Sir Harvey Wallbanger.
	Dame Angela Castaneda from Las Vegas.
	$350.
	She's been coming in with executive producerships a lot recently.
	And she says, thank you, that is all.
	That's our Dame Angela, man.
	Thank you, Dame Angela.
	Thank you very, very much.
	It's always appreciated.
	We should catch up.
	We need to catch up on the phone.
	She's the best.
	She is the best.
	Sir Jason, parts unknown in the U.S., 334.32.
	Interesting.
	In the morning, crackpot and buzzkill, my last donation was over seven years ago and an ill-fated move ago.
	But I've still been listening to the show this whole time.
	My birthday is on Wednesday the 22nd and this donation of 334.32 is my birthday to the best podcast in the universe.
	Thank you for everything you've done, not just since the beginning of COVID mania, but for all 14 years you've been bringing us no agenda.
	May I please be de-douched?
	Of course.
	You've been de-douched.
	Also request a heavy-duty jobs karma.
	Well, that calls for this one.
	Jobs.
	You've got karma.
	Anonymous is here.
	334.
	Anonymous greetings, gents.
	This is a birthday donation from my meaty man, Millennial, who turns 34 on Tuesday.
	Happy birthday, lover!
	Our love is lit, and arms remain jab-free.
	Jingle, jobs, karma, smoking hot wife song for myself.
	Love you both.
	Bye.
	Okay.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs.
	You thought.
	Oh, no.
	This is interesting.
	What?
	Yeah, the Okinawa donation.
	Yes.
	Why don't you read it so I can get the jingles lined up.
	Scott Battaglioli.
	Hey, Scott Battaglioli.
	Hey, Battaglioli.
	Where you been, man?
	He's in Okinawa, Japan.
	333.64.
	Hello from Okinawa.
	Due to my extreme shame for getting the shape-shifting Jews jingle banned in July, it was never totally banned.
	It was never banned.
	It was never burned.
	No, because our shape-shifting Jews stepped up.
	That's right.
	Step up, you shape-shifters.
	It's been taking me a few months to gain the courage to donate again and finish my knighthood.
	Please, dummy, sir.
	Gustiest lizard.
	Okay.
	Can I have a steak and veggies at the round table, please?
	So, mini boots on the ground report from the beautiful audience.
	How much action is going on there?
	I don't know.
	I spent most of the summer in a state of emergency with restrictions up the wazoo.
	I'll bet.
	Looks like we may be coming out of it now that people are folding and taking the vaccine.
	They're folding.
	Okay, I'll take it.
	So, you know, same as everywhere else, please call out Mike Perez in Nashville as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	That is all I have spoken.
	Sir Dusty is a lizard, or soon to be.
	He wants a couple of jingles.
	He wants Reverend Al...
	Bumble Jumble with an Obama You Might Die.
	So, of course, I went looking for the Rev with Bumble Jumble.
	It does not exist, so I picked one appropriate for this show.
	I think he's just referring to any elk.
	They're all Bumble Jumbles.
	Here's a classic, and it's a callback clip.
	Perhaps he was influenced by Gurgle and the Third Reich.
	You might die.
	Gurgle and the Third Reich.
	All right, Sabrina Lynn lives in Atlanta, Georgia.
	At least that's where she sent her donation of $333.57 to from.
	In the morning, happy late birthday, Adam.
	I need a de-douching.
	Oh, okay, we got that.
	You've been de-douched.
	I'm one of your amps.
	Ah yes, the Asian millennial producers.
	Shamefully, I had to be hit in the mouth twice.
	The first time was a number of years ago by a friend.
	The second time, that one stuck.
	I was hit in the mouth of my awesome boyfriend back in March of 2020.
	He's still a douchebag, but I'm going to let it slide for now.
	I want to say thank you for creating this No Agenda community.
	Well, not me, but it's everybody.
	It's John, me, and the whole crew.
	All the producers.
	Since the pandemic started, the family business has lost a ton of business, and connecting with so many others made it a little easier to get through, not to mention bringing an explanation to what the M5M was trying to force-feed us.
	As an additional thank you to you and to the members of Noah Jenner that make this possible, I'm donating 33% of sale proceeds from the Noah Jenner family on our website, which is www.saberlincollections.com, S-A-B-E-R-L-I-N, saberlincollections.com, We sell high-quality sterling silver jewelry.
	Unfortunately, since we're currently redoing the website, we're moving platforms.
	I don't have a code set up.
	If you would please send me an email at sabrina at saberlincollections.com.
	I'll put it next to her name.
	With the items you'd like to purchase, I'll get you squared away personally.
	I'm also going to send the No Agenda Shop a few NA-themed samples to potentially add onto the website.
	Stay tuned.
	Oh!
	Business is expanding over there with the gigs.
	Very nice.
	To close this donation note, I'd like the following jingles, please.
	Don't Eat Me, Joe.
	Yeah, it's actually Don't Eat Me, Hillary, but we do have a Don't Eat Me, Joe.
	The second is Don't Enslave Me, Kamala.
	Yeah, we got that set for you.
	And Goat Karma for All.
	Bye, guys!
	Thank you very much.
	Don't eat me, Joe Biden!
	Don't enslave me, Kamala!
	You've got...
	Karma.
	The Kamala one, and I should mention this to producers who want to have their kids do these things.
	Has the right amount of fear.
	It's got...
	What's the right word?
	Is it plaintive?
	It's got this sincere cry for help.
	Like when you're begging for your life kind of thing.
	Yeah.
	Let's listen to it again.
	Don't enslave me, Kamala!
	Yeah, I think it's the little trill at the end in her voice there.
	Very, very good.
	Here's the joke.
	If that was my kid, acting classes.
	Don't eat me, Joe Biden!
	See, that's like a Little Rascals version, but this...
	Don't enslave me, camera!
	I mean, you can just hear the adrenochrome quality when you hear that.
	It's beautiful.
	The difference is like a...
	Kind of the difference is you've got a Meryl Streep quality in that second one.
	And more, like you said, you know, there's our gang in the first.
	Yes, yeah, yeah.
	Spanky.
	Spanky.
	Sir Snoldus, 33333, from, I believe, Norway.
	Greetings from Sir Snoldus.
	I would like to request a serious dose of exam karma with a twist of goat for my class of the future dudes named Ben and Dudette's named Bernadette.
	Also, a deducing for me as I have not donated for some time.
	You've been deduced.
	Happy to do it for you and all the future dudes and dudettes.
	You've got...
	karma huh um I'm sorry I was trying to I got it here.
	William Brinkman, 33333 from Front Royal, Virginia.
	Man, did you turn your speakers up again?
	No, I haven't done anything.
	It's bad today.
	I don't know why.
	It's worse than normal.
	Maybe it's not.
	Well, yes, but those new headphones were supposedly correcting this issue.
	No, it's on your end.
	My headphones have nothing to do with it.
	Your speakers are too loud.
	It's coming through when I'm talking, and it should not be.
	Yeah, I noticed that, but they're not really louder than usual.
	In fact, they're lower than usual.
	They're lower than usual?
	Yeah, they're lower than usual.
	I can barely hear them.
	Okay, hold on.
	Let me adjust the gate.
	That's the only recourse.
	Okay, hopefully I didn't cut you out.
	All right.
	We return.
	In the morning, gentlemen, says William Brinkman from Front Royal, Virginia.
	My wife and I have been listening to your show for a couple of months after getting hit in the mouth from my sister and brother-in-law.
	This is my first donation, so please de-douche me!
	You've been de-douched.
	Chris Bergstrom from Elk River, Minnesota, 33333.
	It's the executive producership everybody should try at least once in their life.
	He says, hey, me again.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Love is lit!
	We love you for that, Chris.
	Danny Bob Butch.
	That's a name.
	North Wales, Pennsylvania, 33333.
	Another one of the fabulous executive producers taking part in the producer drive for 2021.
	ITM 33 showing up everywhere the last couple of months with a haunting JCD donate chant echoing in my head.
	So it's time to donate some treasure as always.
	Incredible deconstruction in the mainstream going on.
	Please give an F cancer to my sister Teresa.
	Respect we much?
	Or long Reverend Al Cut for my mother?
	Kathy and my brother Dom?
	Biden?
	Get the shot.
	No.
	Two to the head.
	There's a lot of stuff here.
	Fauci wheeze.
	Love is lit.
	Danny Booch.
	Okay, so I can do most of this.
	Not everything, but I can do most of it.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	No.
	I don't know where that came from.
	Wait, what was that?
	That was the wrong one.
	You've got...
	Donate!
	Karma.
	Always a winner.
	Sir Echo's next on the list, 333.
	From Sir Echo Instant on behalf of the good work being done by Sir Brian of London.
	Okay, so this is on behalf, so this is probably a switcheroo, I'd say.
	What do you think?
	Sir Brian has been working hard expanding access to the V4V streaming SATS service.
	Podcast listeners can now buy SATS. With the Hive cryptocurrency, a decentralized, resistant, and battle-tested blockchain community which has already fought off a Chinese attack.
	Mm-hmm.
	Hive is an anarcho-syndicalist commune.
	To support this great work, the community on Hive is partially funding it from the Hive Autonomous Organization.
	This is like all code.
	I might as well be talking to the Germans.
	To accelerate combining Hive and Bitcoin lightning for value for value on Podcasting 2.0.
	Podcasting 2.0 is the cutting edge of what's possible and the proof is in its growth and acceptance while integrating with the decentralized communities.
	Okay?
	If you say so.
	Are you there?
	Yeah, I'm waiting for you to read the last line.
	No, I don't.
	That was my last line.
	Oh, thank you, Brian.
	Thank you, Podfather.
	Thank you, all the devs at podcastindex.social and freedom-loving people everywhere.
	I will decode the code.
	Podcasting 2.0 streaming payments now work with Hive, an alternative cryptocurrency, and that was a bridge that Sir Brian of London built, and he's really happy about it because I guess Sir Echo is benefiting or just happy with the progress.
	And we love that.
	Have you used the system?
	Have I used the system?
	Yes, it's quite good, actually.
	We use it for Podcasting 2.0, for that podcast.
	It's quite good.
	But I have not used Hive.
	That's what I was talking about.
	I don't understand Hive at all.
	All I know is, I have Hive power!
	Which means I can do something.
	Alright, you do the next one, and I'll see if there's emails from these guys.
	Sure.
	Shawana Benson, Smithville, Texas, 31340.
	Hey, you guys, this donation makes me a damn dame.
	Hello.
	Let it be known to all that I am Loka of the Lost Pines of Texas.
	I feel like I'm worthy of a de-douching.
	You sure are.
	Jason, she says, is still a douchebag.
	And she says, the rest of this note is for Adam.
	Here it comes.
	I'm sure you've heard the scorpions somehow come up the drains.
	Yes, although the scorpions have not returned since we dealt with them.
	Make sure to turn the lights on and check the toilets before you sit.
	Hell yeah!
	If I go to the bathroom at night, I take my phone with me, I flip on the flashlight, I check around.
	I don't want anyone climbing into my underpants when I'm sitting on the toilet or anything else happening down there.
	And she sent me a picture, sent us a picture of her dog Chewy.
	This is Chewy, 13-year-old red-black-mouthed cur.
	Now that you're in the country, you need a good country dog.
	Great companion.
	He alerted us to a timbler rattler and a couple of coral snakes.
	He's been bitten multiple times by copperhead snakes and alerts us to scorpions in the house.
	He's a champion.
	All-around great Texas dog.
	Well, I know what we need to do for that, then.
	I'd like to start a Damehood donation for Levi Riley Rose McCollum, the beautiful young lady whose father was killed in Afghanistan, who was born this week.
	I'm hoping that nine other people will help to knight this beauty.
	Well, Shauna, that's a great thing, and maybe you can get on noagendasocial.com and coordinate that.
	And so here is the karma for your lovely dog, Chewy.
	so i forgot to mention there's like eight animals running around the logan house you What kind of animals?
	Okay, several cats, but also a lot of puppies.
	Puppies.
	And one, Malanese, I think it's pronounced.
	That's the German shepherd that gets really big.
	It's like a police dog.
	And so all of a sudden she's gone.
	She comes back.
	She's got this puppy.
	Oh, look.
	Because I think it was offered to her.
	Like, no, not this.
	No, we can't handle this kind of dog.
	Was it the giant German shepherd type?
	Yeah, that'd be funny.
	The kind that needs a lot of exercise.
	Well, you got the room for it.
	Yeah, but you need to also do stuff with the dog.
	I just want the dog to cuddle up and get my slippers.
	Yeah, what you need is a poodle.
	Or you are a chihuahua.
	Chihuahua is your dog.
	I can see it now.
	You look perfect with a chihuahua.
	For years I had a Yorkie, so don't tell me about it.
	Yeah, but we're talking about a dog that's actually alive.
	Now, let's see.
	We got Michael Bianchella, 333.
	And I do have a note from him.
	And Tony Smith, 333.
	I got nothing from Tony.
	Okay, me neither.
	Michael Bianchella.
	Uh, ITM gentlemen, JJ showing up everywhere the last couple of months with a, uh, donate chant echoing in my head.
	Another one.
	Some treasure, always some incredible, you can structure the media.
	Thank you for what you do.
	I need an F cancer for my sister, Teresa.
	Respect me much, we much, and long Reverend Al for my sister Kathy and Danny, uh, and Danny Booch.
	Well, that's interesting.
	So there's a connection between this guy and Danny Booch.
	Yeah, that's, that is coincidental.
	I don't know.
	Maybe, maybe, maybe coincidental, maybe not.
	But so we need an F cancer for his sister Teresa and a respect and a long Reverend Al cut.
	Well, I'll give you the, the one you mentioned.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T. But resist we much.
	We must and we will much about that be committed.
	You've got karma.
	And we have another switcheroo here.
	Now wait, now who do I put this anonymous to?
	Yeah, here's the problem.
	If it's anonymous, I'll tell you what, since they're both anonymous, switch it from anonymous to anonymous.
	Problems, I'll even highlight it so I can remember we switched it.
	22933, Gilbertsburg, Pennsylvania.
	Hello.
	Please keep this anonymous.
	Switcheroo for my husband who hit me in the mouth last year.
	Love you.
	Happy third anniversary, boo.
	Please de-douche him.
	You've been de-douched.
	And if you can play anything, anything, anything by Al Sharpton, he will be so happy.
	Thanks for the sanity.
	My goodness, I'm almost out of Sharpton.
	Sharpton Day.
	President Trump said that because of the killing of Al Bagdagi, that the world is a better place.
	Yes.
	And I would give credit to he and those that were responsible for it.
	Thank you very much.
	A classic.
	Sir R.J. of Grand Point.
	Grand Point, Manitoba, Scandinavia, 211-63.
	Now, do you think that he was trying to go for 300 in Canadian dollaretts, or is it not quite that bad?
	Usually they mention it.
	Okay, let's see.
	In the morning, John and Adam, tomorrow is election day here in Canada, and the number one goal for all Canadians should be removing Trudeau from power.
	I feel he doesn't deserve to win his own seat, never mind being Prime Minister of Canada.
	Unfortunately, there's still a large number of Canadians that feel he's doing a good job.
	I know, John, he says, I don't get either.
	Canada is going to need some top-shelf karma, the best you have to offer.
	Even when I'm in a shitty mood and pissed off at the world, sometimes requesting another Sharpton clip, I cannot stop smiling no matter how hard I try to stay pissed off.
	If you could play some, that would be great.
	Holy moly.
	Well, let's get a teleprompter.
	Let's roll out the teleprompter then.
	This is the OG... I wasn't expecting all these requests.
	Teleprompter.
	We'll get some OG teleprompter from...
	I can't type today for some reason.
	We gotta dig up more Sharpton clips.
	But he's not, they're not letting him flub anymore.
	Resist.
	We must.
	We must.
	They're all jitty about a shutdown.
	The Tortise in the race.
	Then co-author of Hubris.
	YouTube lead singer Bono.
	Fran Drescher.
	Siganoi Weaver.
	Suspect Jahar Sanaev.
	Rush Limbaugh.
	The show Rush Lombard.
	The host Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
	Sotomayor.
	Sotomayor.
	Is Mike Muckery.
	Yesterday Antonin Scalise.
	Kim Kardashian.
	And the Republican candidates.
	For Cairo and Benghazi.
	We rank behind Latvija.
	La Vita.
	La Vita.
	First up.
	Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan to college students in Beijing is getting lunch at AAA in Iowa.
	Bain is appropriate.
	The GOP's tax day giveaway to millionaires.
	Why was traffic problems email sent?
	The Environmental Projection Agency and what sequestration has done.
	I forgot about the Environmental Projection Agency.
	That is so good.
	I did too.
	I mean, the guy is a genius.
	He's like the Van Gogh of television.
	He doesn't know how good he is for a certain demographic.
	Well, they're ruining it for all of us.
	Now, the new producers...
	Sucks.
	I guess put the clamp down to the kibosh.
	Yeah, it's no good.
	But it's flubs and blows.
	Hey, producers, execs, and associate executives, thank you so much for supporting this episode, for supporting us, for doing everything you do.
	We ask for three things, time, talent, treasure.
	You brought it today once again.
	Appreciate that.
	If you'd like to be an executive producer, and you should be one at least once in your life, go to this handy website.
	And again, thank you for producing the best podcast in the universe, episode 1383.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out...
	We'll hit people in the mouth.
	Order.
	Order.
	Shut up, slave.
	Shut up, slave.
	Before we do too much more, I do want to do a Biden deconstruction of interest.
	Okay.
	And this is, you'll find, I decoded this, but I collected it from Australia again, that Jones guy, he has his substitute host come in.
	All they do is they rag on Biden.
	And this is a good one.
	This is the, where is the clip of this?
	It's SK News, Sky News, Biden, translated, R-E-L is the name of this clip, and then I'll pull it apart.
	And just before we go, let's end the evening with a word from the leader of the free world.
	I'll personally write a check to anybody who can decipher what Joe Biden is trying to convey here.
	You know, what do you want to do with Biden?
	I want to box him.
	I should be so lucky.
	You know what I mean?
	But the kinds of things, or, you know, stuff that's coming out of Florida, stuff that's coming out of, you know, Robert E. Leib in Afghanistan, you're the one.
	Florida, Robert E. Lee.
	How is that man dressing himself, let alone leading the most powerful nation on Earth?
	Yeah.
	Alright, so I actually translated what he said.
	Oh, this is good.
	And you can play the whole thing back, at least the Biden part, and you'll hear this, but then I have a little addition to that, which is the...
	Kind of an analysis here, what they're doing with Biden.
	Biden, I've come to the conclusion, is while the news media is always taking people out of context to play with what they're doing and make them sound like idiots, Biden actually plays best out of context.
	And I'll show you the example of that when I get, but first I'm going to tell you what he said here.
	You know, well, what do people want to do with Biden?
	I want to box him.
	I should be so lucky.
	So he changes characters.
	Yeah, he goes from third person to like...
	First person.
	First person to 1.5 somehow.
	So he says, I want to box him.
	I should be so lucky.
	You know, I mean, but it is kind of thing, you know, the stuff coming out of Florida, the stuff that's coming out of, you know, Robert E. Lee...
	Had been in Afghanistan, he would have won.
	Not a joke.
	Not a joke.
	Anyway, so what we're dealing with here is stream of consciousness.
	Yes, not a very broadcastable one.
	But what's interesting, now you can play that whole thing again if you want.
	Yeah, since you did that, I think that's worth it.
	I'll just skip ahead to his bit here.
	What do you want to do with Biden?
	I want to box him.
	I should be so lucky.
	You know what I mean?
	But the kinds of things.
	Stuff that's coming out of Florida.
	Stuff that's coming out of Robert E. Leib in Afghanistan.
	You're the one.
	Florida.
	Oops, sorry.
	Okay, now.
	Can I just give you a stab at what I think I heard him say?
	Or has that ruined the bit?
	No, it won't ruin anything because what you heard him say is what I said.
	But what did he say?
	Well, no, just what I think deconstructing is somehow someone said in Florida, maybe DeSantis or some of these other guys said something about Joe, like, I'll fight him, I'll box him, whatever.
	And then the Robert E. Lee thing has to do somehow with pulling out of Afghanistan and the Confederates.
	But I think you need to really break it down because...
	This is a service to the nation.
	This is a service to the nation that we understand what he's saying.
	He goes from mode to mode.
	He's not in context.
	He makes no sense.
	But out of context...
	You can clip him and it makes nothing but sense.
	And the clip you want to play now, you've heard what he said and all the rest.
	If I'm a newsreader and I say Joe Biden made the claim that if Robert E. Lee was in Afghanistan, he would have won.
	And then you clip him and you play just the Biden-Robert E. Lee part of it and it sounds like he's cognizant.
	I have it.
	Robert E. Lee in Afghanistan, 2-1.
	Yeah, without the part up front.
	Without the part up front and without the part at the end.
	Aha.
	So the media is...
	That's because I keep hearing these clips and nobody realizes except listeners to this show that Biden is out of control.
	And the Australians, obviously.
	Yeah.
	But nobody's playing the whole clips.
	They're just playing these snippets.
	And when you play a snippet like that one you just played, oh, okay.
	It just doesn't sound like he's nuts.
	Well, it's the opposite of what they did with Trump.
	Yeah, just the opposite completely.
	It's the opposite, which makes it so beautiful.
	Well, it makes it easy on them, because there's nothing...
	All you have to do is take these little snippets, out of context, and Biden sounds like a genius.
	While we're deconstructing news in that manner, I'd like to do a quickie of my own.
	And this was...
	Started by Tucker Carlson on Fox News and then propagated all the way through to Ted Cruz, our very own senator here in Texas.
	And this is the drone censorship by the FAA, which just needs to be discussed so everyone understands the truth about this.
	It really is ridiculous.
	I've never seen anything like that.
	The drone footage started this morning and people across the country were horrified.
	And I guess the political operatives at the Biden White House saw that and decided the last thing they want is Fox News actually reporting on what's happening down here.
	So now the FAA is saying, please, no journalists allowed.
	As you know, they did the same thing in the Donna tent facility in the Rio Grande Valley where they wouldn't allow Fox News to come in when I brought 19 senators to the Rio Grande Valley.
	I had to go in with my cell phone and photograph and take videos.
	All right, children, here comes your lesson.
	That is bull crap.
	First of all, the FAA never said, no journalists allowed.
	Really?
	They never said, no, Fox News.
	I happen to know a little bit about aviation.
	I have standing.
	So I pulled up the TFR. Oh, God, I could use a Pabst Blue Ribbon.
	I pulled up the TFR, which stands for Temporary Flight Restriction.
	And I think this was completely valid what the FAA did.
	Fox News, especially Tucker Carlson...
	Get over yourselves.
	You're not that important.
	It's not about Fox.
	And I like the guy, Bill, who reports on the ground.
	They've been doing drone reports for weeks they've been down on the border.
	And what happens is when you have a large group of people in the United States, because they're on the U.S. side of the border, when you have drones flying overhead, it is appropriate, and the job of the FAA... To immediately make sure people who are doing that are qualified.
	A drone operator has to have a license, which I'm sure they did.
	You can't just fly over crowds.
	And if there's one journalist, the FAA knows, well, there's going to be five.
	So you get five of these drones.
	They're not small little play toys.
	If they collide, something else happens.
	You've got a mess on the ground.
	And so the temporary flight restriction, which I immediately pulled up, Which excludes the Mexican part of the airspace because it's a very small circle that they've drawn.
	And here is the actual restriction.
	Restriction from the surface up to and including 1,000 feet AGL above ground level.
	So instead of now journalism, Fox News, you could have flown at a thousand feet and used a better zoom lens, which is quite possible, or you could have done it old school with a helicopter.
	So all of this, and you could film there, use your drone, if you had a waiver, which is very normal procedure.
	If you want to fly over a crowd, over a concert, anything, the FAA did their job appropriately.
	And I think because of all the pressure, they changed it, or they may be changing it.
	But for these people, including Ted Cruz, to say this, you're just as full of crap as everybody else.
	No, of course.
	In fact, I'm going to play something I've been meaning to play, which is the bullcrap opening on the Fox News on the Hannity show.
	This is the way it opens.
	This is nonsense.
	Welcome to Hannity.
	Americans held hostage.
	Abandoned behind enemy lines.
	Day 33.
	Day 33, our fellow Americans, hostage, trapped behind enemy lines, abandoned by Joe Biden.
	And tonight, the level of incompetence inside the Biden State Department.
	Wait till you hear the latest updates.
	They're beyond shocking.
	Their coordination with the very professional and business-like murdering terrorists in the Taliban is not going as planned, to say the least.
	It's unwatchable what that guy does.
	Now, it's also a throwback, and I think it's a mistake to do this because you're reminding people that it was, I think it was Reynolds, or no, it was Ted Koppel or Reynolds.
	No, it was Reynolds, who was the original host of...
	Nightline.
	And when they grabbed the real hostages, because they were literally hostages, where's the hostage note?
	Where are they being holed up?
	Where are they being held at gunpoint?
	How are they hostages, Hannity?
	I'd like to know.
	I mean, it's just, what enemy lines are we talking about?
	Well, what we're talking about is the 500 Americans who are probably in the north of Afghanistan.
	Yeah, but they're not being held at gunpoint and there's no hostage notes.
	It's hyperbole.
	It's a toss back to the Reynolds show back in the late 70s.
	When the Americans in Iran were captured, the embassy was surrounded.
	They were literally hostages.
	They wouldn't let them out.
	And they started doing Nightline, day number one, day number two, day number three.
	And it got to the point where the show was, because they committed the show to this, we're not going to broadcast about anything else until they're released.
	Huge mistake.
	Day 300, day 350.
	They took the show into the toilet.
	Because they couldn't get off this idea that they were going to keep broadcasting until they were released.
	And this is what Hannity's digging a hole for himself in some funny way.
	But to do this day 33, you know, this is like an old bit.
	It's stolen from the old Nightline show.
	It's stupid.
	And I really have nothing but trouble watching this guy.
	He's not...
	He's just...
	I mean, compare, and he can't follow us.
	His show, I don't even know what his ratings would be if he wasn't following Tucker.
	You know, a piece of advice, don't watch that shit.
	That guy is no good.
	And he's also a LARPer.
	He's got a CIA pin, FBI pin, NSA pin.
	He's got a lot of pins.
	He likes pins.
	I can't believe it.
	He should have a hat with all those pins on it.
	You know those guys who collect pins with a hat?
	He's got a million pins on it.
	Challenge coins everywhere.
	Ha ha ha!
	And I don't watch it.
	I only watch the beginning because if you watch Tucker, especially if you read VCR it...
	Now, allow me to say something.
	He shows up at the end with this bull crap.
	Allow me to say something.
	The circumstances of these people in Afghanistan is dire.
	There's no doubt about it.
	I don't think what he's doing is effective.
	And these people probably won't come back until the fighting season ends when it goes cold.
	They might even not come back until the spring and they'll just have to hide out up north.
	It is a real issue.
	But the way Hannity is doing it is just as bad as all the other crap on either side of the broadcast spectrum.
	No, he's exploiting the situation.
	This is exploitative.
	It's shameful.
	It's really shameful.
	That's a good way to say it.
	He's not doing anything about it.
	What is he doing?
	Nothing.
	Is he contributing money to what your friends down in Texas are doing to get people out?
	I doubt it.
	I doubt it.
	He's got plenty.
	Yeah.
	You've got to wonder why he doesn't have a Space Force intelligence pin.
	Because I just found out that Space Force has an intelligence agency in it.
	What?
	Yeah.
	So that makes 18?
	Yep.
	I have the list here.
	Hold on a second.
	This is from the dni.gov website.
	The U.S. Intelligence Community is composed of the following 18 organizations.
	Two independent agencies, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence and the Central Intelligence Agency.
	Nine Department of Defense elements, which is Defense Intelligence Agency, National Security Agency, National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, it's the satellite guys, National Reconnaissance Office, satellite, and intelligence elements of the five DOD services, the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, and Space Force!
	Seven elements of other departments and agencies, Department of Energy's Office of Intelligence and Counterintelligence, Who knew that was there?
	The Department of Homeland Security's Office of Intelligence and Analysis and U.S. Coast Guard Intelligence.
	The Department of Justice's Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Drug Enforcement Agency's Office of National Security Intelligence.
	The Department of State's Bureau of Intelligence and Research.
	And the Department of the Treasury's Office of Intelligence and Analysis.
	Ladies and gentlemen, the United States is a spook nation.
	What the heck?
	Spook!
	Spook!
	Spooks!
	And did you see the spooks at the January, at the rally yesterday in D.C.? This was hilarious.
	So, all of a sudden, there was supposed to be a rally on the 18th, and then, you know, and I didn't even know if there was anything really planned, but for sure, Congress was talking about it, and they put the fence back up, and they got all the troops ready, and of course, everyone's like, this is probably not a good idea to go.
	We know that the MAGA media universe and figures like Donald Trump are not encouraging people to go to Saturday's rally at the Capitol.
	So that's a big difference from January 6th.
	In fact, what we're seeing in some cases are these figures, these trusted figures on the far right, saying, don't go, it's a trap.
	Here's an example from a prominent QAnon promoter saying, the D.C. fence has been reinstalled, do not go to the FBI rally.
	Notice the word there, FBI rally.
	So the suggestion is, it's a setup.
	And it was very funny.
	There's pictures of this group of guys who could not have stood out like more of a sore thumb.
	They all had the same cut-off jeans.
	They all had the same watches.
	They all had the clean-cut hair.
	You could clearly see Glocks in front and back trouser pockets.
	And just a bunch of probably FBI guys just sitting there.
	And there's no one there.
	It was almost like a troll.
	Of course not.
	It's like a troll almost.
	Even with all the Trump saying, don't go, it's a trap.
	Yeah.
	And all the rest.
	No one in the right.
	Who's going to go to something like this?
	This is like the predicted riots that were going to take place in all the capitals after January 6th.
	Remember?
	Oh, all the capitals are going to be.
	There's going to be riots.
	Well, what they're trying to do, and the media is...
	This morning I had only CNN on.
	It's despicable all the time.
	It's Trump, Trump, Trump, MAGA, rally, domestic violent extremists.
	They're going to kill us.
	They try to stop democracy in process.
	I'll give you a little sampling of it.
	So the rally is supposed to be seeking justice, their words, justice for those jailed during the January 6th riot, implying that, you know, maybe they are political prisoners, maybe that's too strong of a phrase, but that perhaps they are somehow not being treated in a just manner.
	So I just want to ask you, we've had a few of these individuals go to court.
	A few of these individuals have received their sentence.
	Is there any merit to the idea that they are being treated unfairly?
	You certainly have some on the right that argue they are.
	Former President Trump put out a statement saying that they're being persecuted so unfairly.
	But in reality, these are folks that were arrested and charged with storming the Capitol.
	With trying to disrupt the peaceful transition of power.
	These are things that are central tenets of the American democracy that folks were arrested and charged for trying to disrupt.
	The people that are being held are being given due process.
	Okay, that's the part.
	They really believe they're being given due process.
	Does due process also mean in due time, like short and not drawn out past all reasonable deadlines and legal deadlines?
	Of course.
	I mean, that's what due process means, right?
	You get thorough and timely process.
	Yeah, there's a word for the timeliness.
	I can't remember.
	Due.
	It's due.
	It's due, man.
	It's just due.
	It's due to due.
	So these people believe or are being told to repeat that this is all on the up and up.
	You don't sit in jail for over a year for trespassing, even though that's the only, in most cases, the only charge.
	Right.
	The people that are being held are being given due process.
	They have had court hearings.
	They're going to face a judge.
	If they choose to go to trial, they will face a judge and jury.
	And they will go through the legal system the same way that anyone else accused of a crime is going through the legal system.
	So the rhetoric by some on the right is that this is unfair, but...
	Everything that we have seen is that this is the legal system working, and if you decide to storm the Capitol when there are many members in the line of succession, there are going to be consequences for that.
	If you try to disrupt democracy, disrupt the transition of power, there are consequences for that.
	I didn't understand him saying there are many members in the lines of...
	What did he say?
	Yeah, let me say it again, yeah.
	Everything that we have seen is that this is the legal system working, and if you decide to storm the Capitol when there are many members in the line of succession...
	Many members in the line of succession.
	That's an interesting term to use.
	Maybe that's part of the legal prosecution or something?
	To make it sound worse?
	He's talking about...
	I don't know what he's talking about.
	Something about that.
	He's thinking about something else.
	Something about that.
	Well, we touched on it briefly on Thursday, but the count is now down from thousands of sealed indictments to 999.
	Submit an outcry about Fed officials owning and trading individual securities.
	Oops, sorry.
	This is the one I meant.
	And a prominent cybersecurity lawyer is facing charges for allegedly lying to the FBI about his ties to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign in 2016.
	It is part of a probe into the government's investigation of Russian election interference.
	Lawyer Michael Sussman spoke with the FBI about his concerns over potentially suspicious contacts between a Russian bank and a server linked to the Trump Organization.
	Authorities say Sussman did not disclose that he was working for the Democratic Party.
	Sussman's lawyers say that their client will fight, quote, the baseless charges.
	Of course, without evidence and baseless.
	But it is the first indictment from Durham to be unsealed.
	Where did you get that clip?
	Um...
	That is from CBSN. Well, let's listen to the other extreme of this clip.
	The other side of the picture, because nobody is really actually describing the situation well, and it's not on the mainstream.
	This guy got busted.
	Right.
	And he's just, you know, he's an operative for Hillary, and it was pretty obvious, but...
	But the guy who took it the furthest, even though I... Oh, but he lied to the FBI, did he not?
	Is that not the chart?
	Yeah, that's how they got busted.
	But the indictment's got a lot more in it than that, and that's what Dan Bongino, who I never clipped, and I don't necessarily like...
	We never clip a scintilla of Dan Bongino.
	But he did get on this case and made a big stink, but I had to pull one of your stunts, which sounds like one clip, but this is like cut down.
	From, you know, I took out huge swaths of him doing his sides.
	He can't just give it an account.
	He's a shaggy dog story.
	Ever since he got on Sirius, it's just been off the rails.
	Well, this is on Fox.
	This is his unfiltered, which is his stole from another podcast.
	Yeah, really.
	Which is all Fox does.
	That's right.
	That's where they get all their great ideas from.
	How hard is it to come up with an idea for a podcast name?
	Two Hoteps.
	I mean, it doesn't take the genius.
	They'll be on Fox next.
	Hey everybody, it's Fox Hotep here.
	Fox Hotep.
	Okay, let's go with Bongino's discussion of this.
	It's still a little bit flamboyant.
	I'll bet.
	Did you see the indictment that came out on Friday?
	Finally, in the collusion hoax case.
	Here are some key takeaways from the indictment you may have missed.
	Here's takeaway number one.
	Notice the date on the first meeting from this cabal of folks who met to discuss framing Donald Trump for the collusion hoax.
	Yeah, July 29, 2016.
	Seems like an awfully big coincidence, right?
	That the Crossfire Hurricane FBI investigation into Trump about the collusion hoax?
	Started just two days later, July 31st, 2016?
	No worries, folks.
	I'm sure it's just an enormous coincidence.
	Here's takeaway number two from the indictment.
	How big was this scandal to frame Donald Trump?
	So Campaign Lawyer One and Tech Executive One?
	Who the hell is Tech Executive One?
	Conducted an additional conference call with the lawyer Sussman billing his time to the Clinton campaign?
	With the billing descriptions, telephone conference with Tech Executive One and Campaign Lawyer One?
	And then it says later on in that piece, later on or about August of 2016, Tech Executive One exchanged emails with personnel from the U.S. investigative team, believed to be Fusion Deep GPS. How big was this thing?
	Clinton, the Clinton team, the FBI, we got lawyers, we got tech companies in there now.
	Who else was trying to frame Donald Trump?
	Like it's an infomercial summit.
	Wait, there's more.
	Here's takeaway three.
	They knew early on that this collusion hoax based on communications from Trump Tower to this Alpha Bank server in Russia...
	That it, quote, was not a secret communications channel with a Russian bank, but a red herring?
	They knew that early on.
	When did Hillary know that exactly?
	Hillary and her team.
	Because as I'll show you in a minute, that was in August and later in October, they were still tweeting about this red herring.
	Well, I'm glad you got this because I'm a little disappointed myself.
	I did not go for the indictment.
	I was doing other stuff.
	Yeah, I expected you were going to do that, but I had this as backup.
	Yeah, it's great.
	Although, you would be a little more objective than this guy, but he does have it on the screen and he's reading from it, and it's interesting.
	Let's listen to the second part.
	Here's takeaway number four.
	A federal government agency, Agency 1, was in the process of finalizing but had not yet signed this cybersecurity research contract with University 1?
	Wait, so we got a tech executive involved now.
	We've got a university involved.
	We got lawyers involved.
	We got Fusion GPS involved.
	Was there anyone not trying to set up Donald Trump?
	I have a good idea of who this university is, but better to be right than be first.
	We'll put that out.
	Maybe next week.
	Universities.
	Everybody wanted to frame Donald Trump, it seems.
	Here's takeaway number five from the indictment of the Clinton-affiliated lawyer.
	The aforementioned individual and other personnel at Internet Company 3.
	Internet Company 3!
	Again, was anyone not involved in this?
	Were uncomfortable regarding this tasking from Tech Executive 1?
	Because they believed that using the company's data in this matter was inappropriate.
	Whoa!
	Oh, it gets better.
	Here's takeaway and the final one, takeaway number six here.
	Originator 1 then explained that it would be possible to fill out a sales form on two websites faking the other company's email address on each form.
	So just so we're clear, folks, this lawyer is being indicted for allegations.
	He made false statements to the FBI, right, about a connection between a bank server in Russia and Trump Tower.
	It didn't exist.
	And when they knew it didn't exist, they discussed creating fake sales forms to pretend it existed.
	Again, nothing to see here.
	They're Democrats, so you won't hear anything about this in mainstream media channels.
	Finally, what did Hillary know?
	And when did they know it?
	Look at this tweet.
	This was from October.
	For the liberals watching, that's after August.
	It's time for Trump to answer serious questions about his ties to Russia.
	Really incredible.
	She knew this whole thing was a fake the whole time.
	And tweeted that anyway.
	I mean, we know Hillary's a liar.
	But at least have some dignity with this and don't bring your lies to the FBI. Yeah, that's good.
	I am...
	You know, now that I know about the Space Force Intelligence Agency, I've got to wonder if they somehow...
	I mean, there's reveal after reveal taking place.
	We discussed this.
	And so the Sussman thing, that's getting pretty deep.
	You could tie that to Tech Executives 1, 2, and 3?
	Well, there's Tech Executives 1 and there's Tech Companies 1, 2, and 3.
	So I think Tech Executives 1 is either one of two guys.
	It has to be Zuckerberg.
	It's either Zuckerberg or it could be Dorsey, but I think Zuckerberg, because he's the one that was tight with Mueller, if you recall, because he had an office.
	Mueller had an office in Facebook.
	In the building.
	In the building, yeah.
	And if you don't believe me...
	And the tech companies 1, 2, and 3 have to be Google, Facebook, and Twitter.
	You'd think so.
	Who else could it be?
	It wasn't IBM. No, probably not.
	But it had to be Zuckerberg, or a Facebook representative, but I think Zuckerberg, because he spent $400 million on the last election, giving it out to shore that up, to give everyone local resources.
	And it must have been Facebook, because that was 2016.
	There's even a bit in there about, is that appropriate to use our data that way?
	I mean, this is very damning.
	And so...
	Do you think naval intelligence could be behind some of this?
	I'm just searching for who is doing this.
	I know what everyone else is thinking.
	But, you know, so we had the State Department getting just smeared because of the pullout in Afghanistan.
	We've got, I think, the medical leadership of the country is starting to fall apart, although that's a much, much bigger nut to crack.
	That's harder.
	It's a much bigger nut to crack.
	As you mentioned, as even Bill Maher noted, And the Democrats, don't forget, are the people that are holed up and thinking that 50% chance of being hospitalized if you catch COVID. That's half the country.
	And that's also a part of an exposure, in a way.
	That's exposing the idiocy of the mainstream, how bad it is.
	And then, of course, we had the drone strike, which I think is intended to just smear, and rightly so, both...
	Military brass as well as CIA. One of the US military's final acts in Afghanistan, a drone strike on a suspected car bomb, turns out to have been a horrific blunder.
	As many as ten civilians, including up to seven children, were tragically killed in that strike.
	General Frank McKenzie, overall commander of the evacuation from Kabul, admitted the mistake.
	It was made in the days after a suicide bomber had killed 13 American service members, and amid intelligence warnings, the terrorist group known as ISIS-K was preparing to attack again.
	We now assess that it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with ISIS-K or were a direct threat to U.S. forces.
	The vehicle, a white Toyota, seen here in security camera video, belonged to an aid organization and was driven by one of their employees, Zamurai Ahmadi.
	Six drones followed the car for eight hours as it drove around Kabul.
	At one stop, men were seen loading what was thought to be explosives into the trunk.
	The vehicle finally pulled into a compound three miles from the airport.
	We were very concerned that the vehicle could move quickly and beat the airport boundary in a matter of moments.
	The drone fired, setting off an explosion which at the time was taken as proof of the presence of explosives.
	But now appears to have been a nearby propane tank.
	The security camera footage shows the car was actually loaded with water containers.
	Zemurai was taking them home to his family because they were without running water.
	So the CIA is out today saying, you know, we alerted people and some kids were saved because we got the message just in time.
	When you prefaced that clip, I was expecting some CIA revelation in there, and I didn't hear it.
	It still sounds to me, if you're the general public, it sounds like the military screwed up.
	Yes, I threw that in because the answers are coming from Kirby, who is lying.
	He confirmed the second explosion, and you look at his hands.
	He's Admiral Kirby.
	He's Naval Intelligence.
	He's wringing his hands.
	He's digging his thumbnails into his flesh.
	I mean, these guys are on the ropes.
	How about this?
	Austin, is he an Air Force guy?
	Or an Army guy?
	I believe so.
	I believe he's an Air Force guy.
	Yeah.
	So the Navy hates the Air Force.
	Navy hates the Air Force.
	They're trying to take...
	They want a naval guy in there.
	Now that we can have anyone in there we want, it doesn't have to be civilian.
	I don't know.
	That's crazy.
	It's a mess.
	There's too many of these agencies.
	Maybe they're good to have that many because they fight against each other.
	But how do they come up with all these conversations?
	By the way, is Woodward not a naval guy?
	He began his military.
	I don't know.
	I can't remember.
	You can remember as easy as I can from the book.
	But that doesn't mean he's the one getting fed information.
	I still think it's the CIA feeding him information.
	Sure.
	And I have a couple of clips from the aforementioned Cheryl Atkinson, who was on Gutman's show.
	God damn, why don't we just go watch Fox?
	We have too many clips from Fox.
	We have a lot of clips from Fox.
	But they're clips.
	Fox is on 24 hours a day.
	And we don't have that many clips.
	Hey man, it's just a joke.
	Don't get your panties in a bunch.
	In fact, these two clips are 16 seconds.
	I mean, 10.
	I'm just saying.
	I'm just saying.
	So, uh...
	Here's Woodward anecdote number one from Cheryl Atkinson.
	You bring up a good point about Woodward.
	I actually personally know someone who is directly quoted in a Woodward book, who never spoke to him, who tried to get it corrected because the quote was wrong and couldn't get that fixed.
	So I think it rings a little bit true, but...
	There's a lot of people out today starting to discredit the truth about this Millie call.
	I didn't clip anything.
	I just heard it while I was working this morning.
	It'll probably come out.
	Before we continue with that, of course they're going to try to do that.
	We'll see what happens when he testifies.
	But this anecdote, the first anecdote, let's play a second anecdote also, just so we can have both of them.
	Didn't he interview the former CIA director on his deathbed, but nobody saw him come in or out of the hospital?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	Okay, so let's go to the first clip and what she said.
	And she never, you know, I don't know if she's compromised or she doesn't think about these things or she doesn't have our attitude about the situation.
	Atkinson?
	Yeah.
	And here's the way I see that.
	Guy, never interviewed by Woodward, yet quoted in the Woodward book.
	Somebody is listening in on the phone, gets the quote right from the horse's mouth.
	They have it probably on tape.
	That's why, I mean, I didn't hear anybody suing Woodward for defamation or false statements or anything like that.
	They just bitch and moan.
	I didn't say, I never talked to the guy.
	I didn't say that.
	But meanwhile, he's got the quote, he's got him dead to rights, the quotes being obviously, and this is where you put two and two together, and it's covered in the Russ Baker book.
	Woodward is getting his material from one of the intelligence agencies who are probably writing the book for him, because I know about writing and how productive you can be or not be and at what age and...
	I didn't see how he can write all these books like the way he does.
	And so now he has a co-partner, a writing partner.
	And so this says to me that yes, This is just confirming that it's somebody, and so I believe the Miley quotes and what Miley said and how he said it and who he said it to are probably dead accurate.
	Woodward began a five-year tour of duty in the United States Navy.
	During his service in the Navy, he served aboard the USS Wright as one of two officers assigned to move or handle nuclear launch codes.
	At one time, he was close to Admiral Robert O. Wielander, being communications officer on the USS Fox.
	You know who was also in naval intelligence?
	Pete Buttigieg?
	Yes, I did know that.
	There's a lot of naval intelligence floating around with stuff to talk about.
	You never hear.
	I mean, it could be any of the 18 intelligence agencies.
	Well, somebody's listening in.
	The likelihood that they're all listening in, I mean, it's possible, but I think they do all have access to the NSA database, so they can probably all listen in if they want to in one way or another.
	Now, this next story is another revelation, because who have we not gone after yet?
	Who have we not started to expose this week is the bankers.
	And this is, I think people are way too afraid to report on this story, so it's slight, but CNBC at least did their best.
	To admit an outcry about Fed officials owning and trading individual securities, an in-depth look by CNBC at Fed officials' own financial disclosures finds three who last year held assets of the same type the Fed itself was buying.
	Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren held several hundred thousand dollars worth of real estate investment trusts that owned mortgage-backed securities.
	He made 37 separate trades during 2020.
	The Fed last year purchased almost 700 billion dollars in MBS.
	Rosengren announced last week he would sell these positions and stop trading.
	While President Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan, he actively traded millions of dollars of individual stocks.
	He said he would take the same action as Rosengren.
	A spokesperson for Rosengren telling CNBC that he, quote, made sure his personal savings on investment transactions complied with what was permissible under Fed ethics rules.
	Fed Chair Jay Powell held between one and a quarter and two and a half million of muni bonds.
	The bonds were purchased no later than 2019 and are just a small part of his overall portfolio.
	They were held, however, while the Fed last year bought $21 billion in munis.
	A Fed spokesperson telling CNBC that Powell had no say over the Fed's individual bond purchases and no say over the investments in his family's trust.
	A Fed ethics officer determined that these holdings did not violate Fed ethics rules.
	They're corrupt!
	They're corrupt!
	Money corrupts.
	Right, but this is the central banker, and the appearance is that they're trading on behalf of the country, which of course is really done by BlackRock, because they actually do the trades for the country.
	And these guys are all in on the deals.
	Yeah, it's nothing new, but what a week...
	A lot happened in one week.
	Of course, not most of this has legs, unfortunately.
	No.
	No.
	None of it does.
	In fact, the good stuff, which I still think was this grilling...
	I have a few clips of this.
	This is from C-SPAN. The grilling by everybody.
	Almost every Republican of this woman, Jennifer Sung...
	Who is up for an appointment on the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
	Now, is this the extremely liberal court that has been abused to create more homelessness based on their ruling?
	Yeah, that court.
	Yeah, the one that's out here.
	Hello?
	I can see it from here.
	Yes, the Ninth Circuit of Douchebags Court.
	So they have, so John Kennedy, who's actually the best at this.
	This guy, he is a joy to listen to.
	If he can get his words out a little faster, it'd be good.
	Well, you know, the funny thing is, I have to say, I just thought about this.
	I'm looking at his clips, and so he says something, and then he paused, and I take the pauses out.
	And then they bitch and moan about my time, my time, my time.
	Hey, you know, if you took your pauses and minimized them from five, six seconds.
	Auto-tune yourself, man.
	Of dead air.
	You would have plenty of time, but I end up doing it.
	It makes them sound a little more erudite.
	But here, and by the way, Mike Lee went after this woman.
	Ted Cruz went after this woman.
	Everybody went after this woman over pretty much the same approach that John Kennedy did.
	And it's a little lengthy, but it's pretty funny.
	This is him talking to this song.
	This is very good.
	Counselors.
	Did you really say that Justice Kavanaugh was a morally bankrupt person?
	Senator, as I explained, I did not write that letter.
	I did sign it.
	Did you read it?
	I read it quickly, yes.
	And you signed it?
	Yes, sir.
	Did you really say that Justice Kavanaugh, if he was confirmed, would cause people to die?
	As I stated, Senator, I understood those statements were overheated rhetoric, but I understood them to be just that rhetorical.
	Yeah, but you said it.
	You said it, right?
	I did sign the letter.
	Yes, Senator.
	Okay.
	Do you believe that Brett Kavanaugh is a morally bankrupt person?
	Senator, sitting here as a judicial nominee, it is not appropriate for me to comment personally on any justice.
	You said it.
	Do you believe that he's a morally bankrupt person?
	Senator, it is not appropriate for me to comment.
	Why not?
	You said it.
	I understand.
	Senator, I am giving you extra time, but can she be allowed to answer?
	Sure.
	I just want an answer.
	I agree that she should answer.
	You're not going to answer my question?
	I believe I've answered it to the best of my ability.
	Honestly, Senator, I respect completely the confirmation process and the authority of Justice Kavanaugh and every Supreme Court justice.
	But...
	This is real simple.
	You said, just a few years ago, you weren't in law school, you weren't in college, you said Brett Kavanaugh is a morally bankrupt person.
	It's clear as thunder on a summer night.
	Now, you're under oath.
	Do you believe he is or not?
	How hard is that?
	You'll have much harder questions as a federal judge if you can make it that far.
	I appreciate the question, Senator.
	As I stated, those statements were rhetorical advocacy that I signed as an alum addressing my law school alma mater.
	I did not...
	Well, let me ask you about this rhetorical advocacy.
	Does rhetorical advocacy mean...
	You said something, but now that you've been nominated, you're scared that you can't get the vote, so you're going to try not to answer the question, is that what rhetorical advocacy means?
	What is rhetorical advocacy?
	Is it a lie?
	How does someone rise to that level?
	Is that an appointment by the president?
	Yeah.
	And what is her background?
	I'm sure it's not because she's a good jurist, because she's not even trying to get out of this in any smart way.
	Is there a reason?
	She's a woman of color.
	Woman of color.
	Woman of color.
	Oh, she's not meant to be confirmed.
	Don't worry.
	It's not going to happen.
	This is a red herring candidate.
	They're not going to let any Asian hate slip through.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	That's reserved for black and brown people.
	Well, he just keeps going.
	Do you want to hear some more?
	Yes, I do.
	No, it's not.
	She's twisting in the wind, by the way.
	And now she goes into mode two, which is...
	I ask the same question.
	Thank you for your question.
	This is an excellent question kind of thing.
	Thank you for your question.
	Thank you for your question.
	It's really, she's really annoying.
	Try that tonight at home, everybody.
	When your wife says, hey, what are you doing?
	Or your husband says, what's up?
	It's always answering.
	Why didn't you take out the garbage?
	Thank you for your question.
	No, it's not a lie, Senator.
	I would say that it's statements that are made in service of an advocacy position.
	Okay.
	And if you issue an opinion and you get reversed by the Supreme Court, are you just going to say, oh, don't worry about it, justices?
	That was just rhetorical advocacy?
	What is this?
	Absolutely not, Senator.
	If the court issues an opinion as a lower court judge, I would be absolutely bound to follow it.
	It is not merely rhetorical advocacy.
	It is the law of the land.
	Okay, let me try one more time.
	Do you believe that Brett Kavanaugh is a morally bankrupt person?
	Senator, as I... Sitting here today, under oath.
	Sitting here today, under oath, I can assure you that I respect completely the authority of Justice Kavanaugh as a duly confirmed Supreme Court Justice of the United States.
	Yes, ma'am, but do you believe he's morally bankrupt?
	Yes.
	Senator, as I stated, I respect his authority and the authority of every Supreme Court justice sitting on our court.
	Yes, ma'am.
	But do you believe he's morally bankrupt?
	My personal opinion is not, for me, is not appropriate.
	Where's the thank you for the question?
	She's not saying it.
	What is this?
	I think it's probably in the last series of clips.
	I know she did it a lot with the other people.
	Well, she's not done yet.
	I respect his authority as a Supreme Court justice.
	So you think he is morally bankrupt?
	I did not say that, Senator.
	But you signed a letter saying he was morally bankrupt.
	Several years ago, as an alum addressing my law school, I did sign a letter that I believed was addressed only to my law school administration.
	Oh, you didn't think it would be public?
	I did not.
	I don't understand that it would be used as a public advocacy piece.
	No, I believed it was only addressed to my law school.
	And you signed that because you wanted to show fidelity to your alma mater, Yale Law School?
	I signed it, Senator, at the time.
	I felt that it was an appropriate statement to make to my law school administration, notwithstanding the overheated rhetoric.
	But sitting here today as a judicial nominee, what I want to assure you is that as an advocate, as a litigator, as a neutral adjudicator, and as a judge, if confirmed, I would absolutely respect the authority of every Supreme Court justice and all of its precedents without reservation.
	See, I don't believe you.
	Hey, was there anyone friendly towards her?
	Or did everyone try to cover her?
	What was going on?
	How did it look in general, do you know?
	Well, it went back and forth.
	The Democrats were kind of like, you know, they figure they can vote her in if they want to.
	And they were defending her a little bit.
	They were trying to keep people from badgering her, but they couldn't stop them.
	And every Republican was going after this over this stupid letter that she signed off.
	And you know how that works.
	I know exactly.
	That's why I would never answer those emails.
	Yeah, someone would say, hey, can you sign this?
	Do me a favor and sign off on this.
	It's like the giant petitions where you have 10,000 judges sign something.
	Nobody looks at it.
	You do it because a buddy of yours asks you to do it.
	You do it.
	This got her tit in the ringer, and I would be pissed off if I was her at whoever got her to sign this thing.
	She could have just stayed out of it.
	I mean, she obviously signed it because she wanted to.
	Oh, yes, get this guy.
	And so it became pretty pathetic.
	But let's finish this off.
	I think this is the end of it.
	I think you said, I think you allowed your political beliefs to cloud your judgment.
	And I think you said a few years ago what you said about Brett Kavanaugh, and I think you believe it.
	And I can't imagine what it's going to be like to be a litigant in front of you with that demonstration of lack of judicial temperament and judgment.
	How can a litigant possibly think That you're not going to act on personal beliefs if you were so intemperate to say something like this.
	Last question.
	Are you proud of the fact that Yale Law School has a quota system limiting the number of Asian Americans?
	Have you ever written a letter about that?
	Or does that fit in your socioeconomic view of the world that you think everybody else should adopt and you will impose if you're in a position of power?
	Senator, I'm not aware of any policy like that, but what I can assure you is that I have a track record as a neutral adjudicator.
	I have decided cases for nearly five years impartially by applying the law as set forth in our statutes, our Constitution, and our precedents.
	And I have applied that law impartially.
	You're the only person in the Milky Way who believes you're impartial.
	Oh, thank God.
	But, you know, meanwhile, she's just going to get confirmed.
	She's going to go through.
	I can't believe that.
	You can't let a smart Asian woman in.
	And she's not that smart.
	No, she's not smart.
	She's a dummy.
	Yeah, I agree.
	I mean, you have to be a dummy to sign off on something like that, knowing that if you have any career ambitions...
	The thing is going to come out and bite you in the ass.
	She said it in the early testimony that she did not expect this to be public.
	It was a private little, you know, little...
	Yeah, so she could signal virtue.
	Yeah, signal virtue.
	Yeah, it's a little moment.
	You know, people need to take a let...
	This is a lesson to be learned from people out there who really have ambitions.
	There's nothing but lessons this week for everybody.
	It's lesson day.
	I'm going to show my soul by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	That'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	Yeah.
	We do have a few people to thank.
	Quite a few.
	Tony Dockley's at the top of the list from Highland, Indiana.
	133.33.
	And there's a douchebag call out in this note.
	Well, this is my...
	Check it out.
	I had already put her on the list, but this is my sister-in-law, Tony.
	You met Tony at the wedding.
	Oh, yes, I did.
	In the morning to you, Jen, she says, thank you for your endless truth.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Thank you to Buzzkill for almost always being on the same wavelength as me.
	And thank you to Crackpot.
	I always appreciate you talking to me even though you've been ghosting me the last couple of days.
	I'm not ghosting her.
	I want to call out a couple of douchebags.
	Hey, I'm going to give everyone a tip out there.
	Adam doesn't answer his email.
	Jesus.
	So not true.
	A couple of douchebag call-outs.
	Brian Snyder and Pete Kildaris.
	Give us the cash.
	Shout out to The Keeper, The Savant.
	Love you guys.
	Always supporting.
	And she wants a noodle gun and a hit in the mouth.
	Happy birthday to me on Monday.
	Yes, you're on the list.
	Stay safe, she says, and obey.
	We've got a noodle gun for you later, Tony.
	Thank you.
	Now, that's family.
	Donating.
	Anybody in my family that listens to this show.
	John Nazal in Westland, Michigan.
	One, two, three, four, five.
	A good number.
	And he has a douchebag call-out.
	We got a lot today.
	This is call-out David DeHaan as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	And a great friend.
	We'll use some job scarring at the end.
	Timothy Kilkenny in Linwood, Washington.
	One, two, three, four, five.
	Birthday.
	Yes.
	Mark...
	Uh...
	Blyfeld.
	Blyfeld.
	100.
	I'm sorry, I said that wrong.
	Bylefeld.
	I'm sorry, my mistake.
	Bylefeld.
	Pamela Sebern in San Antonio, Texas, 100.
	Caleb Michelson, 100.
	Gene Bowen, 100.
	Leonard Bergsma in Doha.
	Ah!
	Cutter.
	Send us a report.
	He says he has a douchebag call-out.
	Let's see.
	Douchebag call-out for Ramon.
	Douchebag!
	And his brother Matias.
	Douchebag!
	They're douchebags.
	And he came up with $99.99, as did Sir William Wallace in Spartanburg, South Carolina, $99.99, John and Kim Watson, $77, in Aurora, Colorado, Thomas Della Duca, $70, Sir Rick in Arlington, Washington, $69.96, James Moore in San Pablo, California.
	Hey, 6333.
	Sam Powell, one of the best managed little towns in the East Bay, I have to say.
	It's mostly Hispanic, and it's just clean as a whistle, beautiful place, believe it or not.
	Jennifer Strevig in Athens, Georgia, 63.
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	A listener for eight months, she writes, and she needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	She says that our show is an awesome counterweight to the non-critical news we get here.
	Ha!
	You don't say.
	But, you know, aren't they the happiest?
	No, they're not the happiest.
	Norway is not.
	No, Denmark.
	Denmark is the happiest because they get shit news.
	Do you know that just today, named by, I want to say, was it the New York Times?
	Denmark is the safest...
	I'm sorry, here we go.
	Economist.
	CNS. Economist.
	The safest place in the world is, in fact...
	Copenhagen.
	It scores the highest and in no small part due to their environmental safety.
	Oh, that's the reason.
	And they use more antidepressants per capita than Airworld.
	So they're drugged and happy.
	It's great over there.
	We love you, Denmark.
	Baron Christ of the...
	Kawartha Highlands and Night of the Rare Encounter in Cortese, Ontario.
	55-10.
	Double nickels on the dime.
	Dean Rocks are double nickels on the dime.
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	There's a run on 55-10s.
	Daniel Mariano.
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	51-50.
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	We have a RIP donation from Damien Knob in Clark, New Jersey for his dad.
	$6.50, and these are all $50 donors, name and location.
	Marie LeBruyer in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
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	And last but not least, Anna Stewart.
	And she's in Oklahoma City, OKC. And they want to thank all these folks for making this show at 13-something.
	1383?
	1383, almost at 1400.
	A possibility in making it all.
	It's just fantastic.
	We want to thank everybody.
	Yeah.
	And Thomas Deladuca.
	He also asked for a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	And Damien Knob, as you said, RIP to his dad, Doc Knob, who passed away on September 1st.
	Cancer sucks, so he wants an F cancer.
	And a reminder, everybody, notes only guaranteed and jingles guaranteed for the first segment.
	Otherwise, we'd be here for five hours.
	So we do try to pick stuff out where appropriate, but there's no guarantee.
	I just want to make sure the new people know that.
	We have to keep saying it.
	The instructions are supposed to be on that fabulous website.
	Let's see.
	We need...
	What do we need?
	Jobs and an F cancer.
	So we'll start...
	I have to do them separately.
	Can't do them together.
	You've got karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
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	Then, finally, from Sir Bill.
	He said, hey guys, my dad is 92.
	He wanted some health karma.
	So he pulled the emergency health karma break.
	My dad is 92 and is having an operation on Monday.
	I wish this was a joke, but he has to be circumcised.
	He is the toughest person I know.
	He survived prostate cancer 25 years ago, along with complications associated with it.
	Last year, he had to have a hernia operation during COVID.
	Talk with him tonight.
	He wants to drive to the hospital Monday.
	He figured the pain medicine would at least get him home.
	I'm very lucky.
	Both my parents are still extremely independent.
	My sister and I have a friend driving him to the hospital and back.
	And he can't be there, so he wants a health car.
	And holy crap, yeah, I'm thinking about you too, Bill.
	You've got karma.
	What possibly could be the reason for a circumcision at 92?
	We have doctors who listen to the show.
	I'd love to know, yeah.
	And one of them's going to tell us.
	Isn't that just amazing?
	The things you learn as you get older, the things you learn as you do this show.
	The things you learn on this show.
	That's crazy, man.
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	Jennifer Strevig.
	Strevig says happy birthday to her daughter Sonia, who turned 15 yesterday, and her dad Joe, 48 tomorrow.
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	Hello, Tone Loke.
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	No Agenda Meetups!
	All around Gitmo Nation, all the time, almost every single day, there is a meetup.
	And you can attend.
	These are producer-organized.
	Please go to noagendameetups.com to find out more.
	I've got a report from the Sacramento Meetup.
	Awesome meetup last night.
	14 total human resources.
	Many ales and Reubens were consumed and much witty judgment-free conversation was had.
	Typical meetup.
	It was a true feast of knights, dames, and douchebags at the square table where all are accepted.
	The last-minute venue change was much appreciated by producers.
	Jamie's should be on the no-agenda restaurant list.
	John, I'll take you there next time you're in Sacramento.
	The food is top-notch.
	Adam, if you ever come to California, you too.
	I didn't get to speak to everyone, but the conversation ranged from taxes and homelessness in California, thanks to Mr. Newsome, to the latest MoFax episodes, to looming jab mandates.
	After many ails, the few of us remaining decided our next meetup will be a field trip where we're going to help Mark, M-A-R-Q, our fellow black producer, buy his first gun inspired by the MoFax Give Black's Guns episode.
	And we concluded that Jay was the spook.
	Happy to have you as our resident spook, Jay.
	Yes, these are the times.
	Who wouldn't want to be at a meeting like that?
	Or maybe this one in Atlanta.
	In the morning.
	It's a foursome here at your local ATL 404.
	This is Sabrina, your local AMP, saying in the morning.
	Stay safe, y'all.
	Birds are not real.
	Dogs are not people.
	Stay safe.
	This is all impromptu.
	No, that was Hail Hillary.
	And, uh, fuck Joe Biden.
	Mark Hansen's here, just trying to keep the connections alive in Atlanta, because it's all about community.
	Ah!
	No comment.
	Don't do too much of that stuff.
	It's not becoming.
	Agoura Hills, California.
	Hey everyone, it's Leo Bravo at the No Agenda Meetup in Agoura Hills.
	I'm going to pass it around the phone.
	Some folks have some nice things to say, I hope.
	JD Anymouse here.
	Out of the way, you swine.
	A podcaster is coming.
	Hey, this is Tim, just hanging out, sipping on my mint tulip.
	John from Calabama.
	Resist we much.
	Hey, John and Adam.
	Sir Mean Joe's here.
	I just want you to know Leo Bravo is the best, but his phone is made of Bakelite.
	Good morning!
	And over to Illinois, Chicago for the weekly Tuesday meetup report.
	Oh, nice.
	Greetings, John and Adam.
	It's Sir Matt McVader, Knight of Edgewater, reporting from Grayson Levitt Tavern on the north side of Chicago.
	We're here with a great group of Gitmo slaves.
	Sir Richard Garner checking in in the morning, guys.
	At Blake, Michigan, thanks for the podcast-dependent enhancement.
	This is not woke.
	In the morning, it's SirNBS here.
	They're saying all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	Woo!
	In the morning!
	Tuesdays!
	Every Tuesday.
	It sounded to me like that was on the PA in the club.
	Hey man, these meetups are great and they're coming to you all over the place.
	Here's a Kansas City meetup promo.
	I love new promos.
	That's right, No Agenda Nation, it's time for another KC Meetup.
	The West Side Barbecue Boogaloo Edition is coming at you this Saturday at 3.33 p.m.
	at Mill Creek Streamway Park in beautiful Lenexa, Kansas.
	There's a playground, so bring the human resources.
	We're having a friendly barbecue cook-off where all you have to do to win is show up and eat.
	Dane Blackhammer has set up a sign-up genius page to coordinate the food.
	Please see noagendameetups.com for more details.
	RSVP today, and I'll see you there.
	I think it's pretty clear how it works from that promo.
	We've got a lot coming up this Sunday.
	The two George's of the Cove in Deerfield Beach, Florida will host the Free State of Florida.
	Del Bowdeer Deplorables Dames and Douchebags meet up 1.30.
	So that's, well, that may be almost over by now.
	On Tuesday, the Southwestern Ontario's Last Stand at 6 o'clock at Armour's Ale House in Alveston, Ontario.
	Also on Tuesday, Chicago Northside.
	See you next Tuesday, 6 p.m., the weekly meetup at Grace and Levitt Tavern.
	North Idaho Sanity Brigade meets at 7 o'clock at Growler Guys, Cor L'Alene.
	And next Thursday, show day, is the Denver Bi-Weekly Wintertime Restaurant Selection Committee at 6 o'clock in Denver City Park.
	Thank you all so much for organizing those, and as you already heard, it's a lot of fun.
	And yes, for those of you sending in reports, remember, it's always funnier when you're drunk.
	And go to noagendameetups.com if you can't find anything near you.
	Why don't you just start one?
	It's easy, and they're like a party.
	Stay safe!
	Sometimes you want to go We'll hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Triggered on hell's flame You wanna be where everybody feels the same It's like a party Yeah, baby, like a party Ice house I have a couple, actually, that are brought to you.
	I have one.
	You got one?
	Is it the one, or just, you got one?
	It's just one.
	Okay.
	Uh, I got it.
	Seems crazy.
	Okay.
	I got that.
	That's not really good iso.
	I have this.
	I'm just gonna let the spirit move me.
	But I think this is the one, John.
	Inject it!
	Put it in me!
	I think that's kind of the one.
	I like Don Lemon.
	Inject it!
	Put it in me!
	Yikes.
	Okay.
	Is that the one?
	I think it's good.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	It's decent.
	Just kind of creepy.
	No, it's very creepy.
	Super creepy.
	Oh, did you see that Pfizer recalled Shantix?
	Our favorite?
	Yeah, I saw that.
	It's about time.
	Yeah, we've been so anti-Shantix.
	Since people go nuts and wake up days later naked in someone else's yard in another town after having shot someone's door and no knowledge or recollection of what happened.
	I agree.
	It's good to go.
	I think they pulled it for...
	I think they found an excuse to pull it.
	Hmm.
	I just wanted to play maybe one, I think, really one clip about this Australian and the submarine thing.
	This is a big deal.
	This is really, you know, talk about, oh, President Trump was so bad, our allies, oh, they didn't know what to do.
	He alienated everybody.
	The The French actually pulled their, I think their ambassador, everything.
	By the way, Trump never had any ambassadors pulled from the country.
	The French are absolutely furious because they have put years of high-level talks and high-level diplomacy into this, up to the highest levels of state.
	The French president, Emmanuel Macron himself, being involved in the discussion.
	Well, hold on a second.
	We should set this up so that people know what we're talking about, because I don't think it's universally known.
	Okay, well, this kind of explains it.
	But the trigger was announcement from Australia, oh yeah, we're going to develop new submarines.
	We're going to basically buy them from the US and the UK who will work together.
	And who knew the French actually had a huge order, and it sounds like it was papered, that deal.
	So they're going to get some paltry payoff, and I think the number is $65 billion.
	That seems to mean a lot to France.
	And so now the French are very pissed.
	The French are absolutely furious because they have put years of high-level talks and high-level diplomacy into this, up to the highest levels of state.
	The French President Emmanuel Macron himself being involved in the discussions.
	The foreign minister, then defense minister, when he made the deal with the Australians.
	They've had a deal in place for five years.
	The early parts of the deal have been inked already.
	They've put pen to paper, and this is going to cost the French $65 billion.
	It's a huge amount of money, especially relative to the size of the French economy.
	So that's why the French are furious.
	And also, they didn't even get the courtesy of a heads up, they say, from either the Australians or the Americans.
	So they feel that they've been messed around.
	They feel that they were here first.
	They were already drawing up plans for conventional submarines and to provide those to the Australians.
	And then the Americans changed their foreign policy priorities, decided that aggressive containment of China was their number one priority and that Australia was a key part of that strategy.
	And France was collateral damage, Kim.
	Yeah, I guess that made a big dent in their sales projections.
	Well, the sales, I mean, our sales pitch was we're going to give them nuclear submarines, not the conventional ones.
	Nuclear powered.
	Yeah, that's what I meant.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's what I said.
	Yeah.
	Not bombs or missiles, but just the power plants, which is the way to go.
	And so they said, well, there's no comparison.
	So you have the French old-fashioned subs from World War II designs.
	The French have such incredible nuclear power that they use or were using.
	Yeah, no, you'd think that they would have...
	Nuclear subs, too.
	But the point is that I think that the opposition in France can use this as leverage because whose fault was this really?
	It took five years.
	They've been diddling around.
	They haven't got the deal done.
	Could have done it with Trump.
	Swoop up a deal?
	Yeah.
	I would use it against Macron and say this guy's an incompetent boob.
	This shouldn't have happened.
	Well, maybe that's why he's responding.
	Well, you blame the United States.
	All we did was say, hey, you know, maybe it's the Australians.
	I mean, they didn't have to take our deal.
	They had the French thing going.
	I mean, they didn't like what they were doing.
	I think the French dropped the ball.
	So this is apparently part of the Build Back Better World project and which the president himself has said is to shield everyone, protect against China.
	Here's what I don't understand.
	Maybe it's something for the DH unplugged because I'd like to know.
	As far as I understand, the deal that we have had with Saudi Arabia since the 70s is we will sell you a weaponry, we'll maintain it, we'll have advisors.
	Basically, we're going to protect your ass with the giant U.S. military force as long as you continue to price your oil in dollars.
	That's the petrodollar system.
	Is there some strategy, do you think, or maybe the show thinks, That the U.S. has now, as per the president, stopped selling to the Saudis who are now looking at Russia to buy military weaponry and, I would say, support from Russia.
	Is this not a very dangerous thing to do?
	This would be the biggest botch of the Biden administration if what you said is true.
	Oh, it's true.
	There's no reason to buy from the Russians.
	Well, if we're not selling it to them, who would they buy it from?
	Israelis?
	No, they get it from us.
	This is not good.
	No, I mean, that seems...
	And maybe it's kind of covered up by all this other noise, but that's a true story.
	Here, Saudi Arabia to buy S-400 air defense system from Russia.
	Yeah.
	So, you know, that doesn't seem like a smart idea for the dollar.
	What if these yahoos there in the desert decide, hey, let's make it rubles?
	I mean, not overnight, but they could have pressure.
	They could exert pressure.
	Yeah, well then again, there may be something else behind the scenes you don't know about.
	Which is, you have to assume, because I don't believe we're that stupid and Biden's not running things that way, because he's not running things the way I see it.
	How about Great Reset?
	Yeah, we have the Great Reject.
	I have one clip.
	And this is a clip you have to listen to carefully, because what this clip says, and this is starting to show up on this local report on climate change.
	But I also want to continue our climate coverage tonight and take a look at carbon dioxide actually increasing your allergies.
	I know there's so many different parts to this but when you get a look at this data here you want to focus in on the green bar that is high emissions If we continue to see high emissions into 2060 and 2080, the amount of grass pollen just really kind of starts to head off of the charts.
	So you're saying, okay, how does carbon dioxide really relate down to that pollen?
	Well, this is something really interesting.
	You may not know, but carbon dioxide actually stimulates grass and tree pollen growth.
	Warmer temperatures also increasing the growth season.
	So we're seeing trees becoming larger and therefore producing more plants.
	25 million of us in the United States suffer from seasonal allergies.
	So a lot of us are impacted by this.
	But here's the good news.
	With aggressive CO2 cuts, we will see some improvements in the future.
	Hold on a second.
	What did he say?
	He says that we should kill trees?
	Yes.
	No, he said CO2 cuts.
	He says that CO2 nourishes trees and grasses and they get bigger and there's more of them.
	And at the moment, I hear that we're trying to plant more trees.
	That would also increase pollen, wouldn't it?
	Key phrase to your intro.
	Local news clip.
	Why is this local news station telling us that trees are bad as part of a climate change president?
	This is the weather guy.
	He's going to tell us it's going to rain this weekend.
	Climate is weather now.
	Didn't you get the memo?
	So the weather guy is now going on.
	And this is an aside.
	It's almost as though it was like he was uncomfortable.
	I can tell you for a fact because I watched him.
	Uncomfortable telling us that trees are bad.
	And there also is preface with 2060 and 2080.
	That's when it's going to become a problem for all you people out there who are going to wait for the problem in 2080.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm beside myself.
	Yes, I can tell.
	Alright, we'll leave it with this, as I believe the M5M is losing, is disengaging, has nothing to do with the quality of the programming.
	It's always sucked balls.
	People are not caring anymore and they're walking away.
	Tonight is the 2021 Emmys, Primetime Emmy Awards!
	Yeah.
	Do we want to make any predictions, like the ratings?
	Well, let's predict.
	The rating's going to be down.
	Well, let me tell you what the ratings are.
	Last year, they had 6.4 million viewers with 1.3 million in the demo.
	And I would say, I care more about overall.
	I don't even care.
	The demo, it's small.
	What do you think?
	I think it's going to be the same.
	6.3.
	Yeah, the problem in...
	Now, the question in my mind is, do they have an audience or not?
	4.2 is what I'm going to say.
	No, it's never going to get...
	Okay, I'll say 4.3.
	No, you said 6.3.
	Go away from me.
	Go away.
	Back to your 6.
	6.3, 4.2.
	Trolls, you heard it.
	I said 6.3.
	Yeah.
	Now let's go with, are they going to have an audience?
	Yeah, I think they will.
	Audience will be tested, vaccinated, not masked.
	Except the crew, all will be masked.
	Backstage will be masked.
	The handlers, people who open the door for the celebrities will be masked.
	Oh, yeah.
	The PR ladies will be masked.
	Yes, yes.
	Masked help.
	Exactly.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's a good look.
	It's a good look for the elites.
	All right.
	All right.
	Well, we'll see.
	You're going to watch them.
	I mean, I'll probably tape them.
	I'll see how far I can get through it.
	I'll see how far I can get to it.
	The opening is always interesting.
	It kind of sets the stage.
	It's not going to be good.
	Well, let's see what the theme is for this year.
	It'll be something stupid.
	It'll be hate Trump.
	Up next on noagendastream.com, we have our big dumb mouth.
	Episode number 938, UFO News.
	Really?
	Okay.
	I can't wait.
	That should be interesting.
	And we'll be back on Thursday.
	Have yourselves a great Sunday if you're listening live.
	What a great start of the week.
	Coming to you from...
	The heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
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	Still no camp, but you never know.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I remain, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We've got end-of-show mix, really only from Gucci Dragons.
	That was one holdover from last show.
	And we'll throw in a sound guy, Steve, for good measure.
	And remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA until Thursday.
	Adios, mofos!
	and such.
	Since we've been doing this show, terrorists and crazy people in the sand drive Toyota trucks, okay?
	They got a bunch of Chevy trucks.
	It's Chevy Truck Month.
	It's Taliban Chevy Truck Month, everybody.
	We did that.
	We went to Afghanistan almost 20 years ago with clear goals.
	Get those who attacked us on September 11, 2001, and make sure Al-Qaeda could not use Afghanistan as a base from which to attack us again.
	Our mission in Afghanistan was never supposed to have been nationwide.
	After 20 years, I've learned the hard way.
	That's why we're still there.
	It's Taliban Truck Month at your Kandahar Chevy Depot.
	Afghanistan is overstocked with Chevy trucks left behind by Uncle Sam to be plundered by occupying forces and jihad-minded individuals.
	Be the first in your caliphate to own a repurposed military Chevy.
	Right now during Truck Month, blow up your old Toyota truck and claim a discarded U.S. military-equipped Chevrolet.
	Not available to ISIS-K, Christians, or citizens trying to flee the country.
	Women are expressly forbidden from many offers.
	Not all vehicles come equipped with artillery or small weapons.
	Your mileage may vary.
	Always wear your seatbelt.
	Chevrolet.
	The longest-lasting, most abandoned trucks in Afghanistan.
	Truth is, this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated.
	Tell me where it hurt.
	Hey, everybody.
	I'm Pointless.
	Baby, let's go.
	I said hit it.
	But later.
	You're rolling up an aisle six.
	It's the morning zoo.
	What a loud evil.
	Fantastic!
	It's no funny!
	The Russians eat my homework.
	33.
	I didn't do it.
	Even as the dollar variant 19, as COVID-19 has been hitting this country hard, many of us are frustrated with nearly 80 million Americans who are still not vaccinated.
	We cannot let unvaccinated do this progress.
	Undo it.
	Turn it back.
	We cannot let unvaccinated do this progress.
	Undo it.
	Turn it back.
	This is not about freedom or personal choice.
	This is not about freedom or personal choice.
	We do patience.
	What our patience is wearing thin.
	We've been patient.
	What our patience is wearing thin.
	This is not about freedom.
	A personal choice.
	This is not about freedom.
	A personal choice.
	We've been patient.
	What our patience is wearing thin.
	Bye.
	We've been patient, but our patience is willing to end.
	I believe in the scientists in here that the ones ahead can reduce the number of unvaccinated Americans.
	I believe in the science of the city.
	After the months ahead, you can reduce the number of unvaccinated Americans.
	So, the time for waiting is over.
	They're ordering mobile morms for the unvaccinated.
	So, the time for waiting is over.
	They're ordering mobile mors for the unvaccinated.
	That's the 40 access.
	We cannot let unvaccinated do this progress.
	Undo it.
	Turn it back.
	We cannot let unvaccinated do this progress.
	Undo it.
	Turn it back.
	Started to ship another 500 million COVID vaccines, Pfizer vaccines.

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