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	Oh my god, you know.
	Oh.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's Thursday, September 23rd, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Giveo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1384.
	This is no agenda.
	With eyes down under and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country, FEMA region number six in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we're all wanting to go to New Hampshire, I'm John C. Devorak.
	Well, this is good news.
	You're no longer wanting to come to Texas.
	Yay!
	Or is there something else going on?
	No, but we're only wanting to go to New Hampshire for vacation.
	Why is that?
	What's going on in New Hampshire?
	I don't know, but this is all they're talking about on the 3x3.
	Oh, holy crap.
	It's a Thursday.
	That's right.
	The first Thursday of the week, everybody.
	It's time for 3x3.
	Oh, yeah.
	Experiment by JCD. It's a fact.
	Comparing story from ABC, CBS, NBC. That's why as a 3x3, John C. DeBorak does the work for you.
	He checks out all the morning shows on the morning news networks, the networks, the morning shows, and reports back in the 3x3.
	Okay, let's go with the NBC starts off and they're just wrapping up.
	I just saw them wrapping up a JFK Jr.'s 25th anniversary of his wedding.
	Just in time for him to reappear.
	So they played that and they were yucking it up, but I only caught the end of that.
	So then they switched over to a house ad that they called a segment on the law and order with Stabler.
	It's Gangnam Style, whatever they call it, that new law and order that came out.
	Wait, so this was ABC, correct?
	No, I'm on NBC. Oh, NBC. Okay, yes.
	All right.
	Promoting another entertainment product.
	That's correct.
	That's what they do.
	Hello?
	Oh, am I off?
	You're on.
	You're back on.
	I hope this doesn't well.
	So they went to the Law& Order promotion of the Law& Order, the new Law& Order.
	They wanted to know where Stabler is tracking down a couple of creeps that are gangsters.
	It's Gangnam Style, I think is the name of it.
	As opposed to the old Law& Order.
	It was one of the new ones.
	They got another one after that, too.
	They got Law& Order left and right.
	And so Stable, this guy, this cop, the guy who plays the cop, who's an actor, I can't remember, now he's got a shaved head, looks like a comic book guy, and they had the woman there, Olivia, whatever her name is, and the actress, and she's a wreck, she's got a broken leg or something.
	It was just pathetic.
	They were on set, though.
	Oh, she was on set with her broken leg.
	Yeah, she was on her broken ankle or something.
	Ah, it was good human interest.
	Good way to just talk about the show.
	Yeah.
	And Mimi watched this and she said, it looks as though she's had a lot of facelifts.
	Yeah.
	Possible.
	Okay.
	So I switched over to ABC. So Mimi was really into the spirit of the show, I guess.
	She was sucked in and already talking about facelifts, no longer realizing she was under the spell of the mainstream media.
	ABC was next, and they came up with, oh, the horror of TikTok drinking videos.
	This is when you know your service has made it.
	Underage kids drinking, dangerously drinking too much, and glorifying alcohol.
	This was a scandal on ABC. I can predict what's coming next.
	Well, I can predict what's coming next is bad math.
	They said that 98% of the drinking videos were positive and 4% were negative.
	What does that mean?
	That means they're off by 2%.
	Besides the fact they got their percentages wrong, what does positive for drinking even mean?
	That means they're celebrating getting wasted as an underage teen or something.
	They're just celebrating it.
	Yes, let's drink more.
	I can guarantee you we've got two new...
	Here's the next TikTok story.
	Kids inserting alcohol-soaked tampons into their rectum.
	It always crops up, this story.
	It's always next.
	Ever since Biden got back in, as we'll release during the show, it's the rerun of all the crap that was going on before.
	It's the great reset of the Matrix.
	Yeah, it's the great reset.
	So they went on and they had a woman come on saying, oh, social media is a public health hazard.
	And another one, when they played the video, one of the stooges on the stage said, Explicitly said, wow!
	They went from that to the Granite State in the native ad that was going on and on about how great it is in New Hampshire and we should all go back and visit these hotels.
	They went from hotel to hotel to hotel and they had a Dartmouth singing choral there singing something.
	And I cut off of that and went over to CBS. And when I came back later, this promotion for New Hampshire was continuing.
	It must have gone on for half an hour.
	So I go into the CBS, and now they're going on...
	One of the correspondences...
	This is the last one, by the way.
	One of the correspondences is with a cop.
	And they're with the...
	And he's in the LL car.
	LL? Yeah.
	Lest...
	Lest...
	Less lethal.
	Oh.
	Because this is all new policing.
	Oh, got it.
	The LL car.
	Less lethal.
	Mmm...
	And so they're talking about de-escalation and how they're trying to change things.
	Wait, what police force was this?
	What police force was this?
	Well, I don't know where the LL car was, but they ended up talking mostly about San Francisco policing and Berkeley.
	Get out, man.
	Get out.
	Where all the homeless are.
	Get out.
	No.
	No.
	They went right from San Francisco to Berkeley, and they went on with the LL vehicles, reimagined police, reimagined...
	And then they said...
	Oh, and then Gail, or wherever it is, had this segue.
	Well, as we're reimagining police, we should all reimagine the second half of our lives.
	And then they segued into some bullcrap about, you know...
	Whatever it is, when you have to buy a Corvette.
	Oh, Midlife Crisis.
	Midlife Crisis.
	Yes.
	They segue to Midlife Crisis with this reimagining gimmick.
	And that was it.
	Wait, wait, wait, stop!
	Stop, stop!
	Did you learn anything about the Midlife Crisis?
	Am I doing it right?
	I cut it off.
	I went back to CBS and watched the New Hampshire thing.
	It was quite entertaining.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	This kind of confirms something I called on Sunday, September 19th, 8 p.m.
	Eastern.
	I called official time of death for the mainstream media, known as M5M. Because although you were correct, you actually nailed the overall global number for the 73rd Emmy Awards.
	Indeed I did.
	You nailed it.
	It went from 6.4 total audience to 6.3.
	6.28 to be exact.
	Yes, you nailed that.
	Now, in the demo, which is 29 to 49, there was only a million and a half people in the demo watching.
	And I think that might have been a big disappointment for the advertisers because I don't think people over 50 are in the market for the vaginal lubricant anticonception pump.
	I know if you saw that ad where the lady who's from Schitt's Creek was literally said, welcome to my vagina.
	Did you see the ads?
	That ad, I didn't see that ad.
	It aired a couple of times.
	Maybe only in Texas.
	Or, you know, the Kia automobiles.
	And when...
	I didn't even know that Cedric the Entertainer was hosting this fiasco, an actual funeral of the mainstream media that CBS aired themselves.
	Well, let's talk about it a little bit.
	It was the worst Emmys in the history of the show.
	Mm-hmm.
	But here...
	It was in a tent...
	All the jokes were scripted poorly.
	They had the guy, Seth Rogen, comes out and makes some comments about being in a tent, and apparently he was bitching about the masking and all the rest.
	He still looked mildly concerned.
	Oh, he could have been.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, he could have been.
	But it was still scripted.
	Maybe it was scripted to make him feel better.
	And Cedric the Entertainer's material was just garbage, and he looked funny out there.
	He looked like a penguin with that outfit.
	I mean, how irrelevant is Cedric the Entertainer?
	He does have a TV show that got nominated for nothing.
	My point exactly, John.
	People have disconnected from M5M. They're not watching the new law and order.
	Well, yeah, and I'm not going to argue with you because I just ended up, because when I went to find these ratings, which I posted on the No Agenda Social, to brag, I started looking at ratings.
	It's beyond pathetic.
	Told you.
	And I'm looking back on it, and there's a couple things I should mention.
	Maybe the M5M, the networks, we're just talking about the big three, and Fox, which is a wannabe still, is, the shows suck.
	Put all the other shows, and then we do this entertainment device where all the shows that win everything, besides the fact that you have a show with Anne nominated for Best Supporting Actress, and they name ten people from the same show?
	Listen to this.
	CBS aired this disaster.
	They won one award for the Colbert show.
	They aired their own funeral.
	And I'm sorry, before we continue to talk, let's just listen to the first minute, the opening, where Cedric the Entertainer immediately frames television as your grandma's media and then goes into a star-studded medley titled TV, You Got What I Need.
	Listen!
	Cedric the Entertainer hosts the Emmy Awards right now.
	Oh, hey guys.
	You know why I wanted to host the Emmys?
	First of all, you were asked, bro.
	It wasn't like, hey, I think I'll host the Emmys this year.
	Let me see.
	I have a reason.
	No.
	Because it gives me a chance to thank TV for all that it's meant to me.
	We all have our favorite shows from growing up, you know.
	But my favorite TV memory is sitting with my grandmother, watching our programs together.
	Right there, John, you and I would have stopped the rehearsal.
	Are you insane?
	Don't put people in the frame of mind of you watching with your grandmother.
	That's not modern.
	And tonight...
	It isn't just about the very best of this past year.
	It's all about the things that we love about television.
	Now, some of y'all thought this celebration would be more subdued, kind of like a, him is light.
	But that's not the way.
	This host treats his best friend.
	Jason, give me my jacket.
	So then he goes to this thing, you got what I need, and then LL Cool J jumps up out of the audience.
	By the way, he's really good, LL Cool J. But the whole thing is pathetic.
	See, here's the thing.
	Yeah, TV has got what we need.
	We'll gladly watch everything over on Hulu, on Netflix, on Amazon, on Apple+.
	This is the stuff that won everything.
	And you know what?
	There's no ads.
	TV has what we need, but you interrupt it with advertising.
	You interrupt it with bullcrap.
	People have stepped over.
	They've left news, cable news, they've left that for podcasts, and they've left everything else for the streamers.
	It's over.
	They're just trying to finagle the last thing with the ratings to trick the advertisers at this point.
	I don't see this as anything but dead, dead, dead, dead, and gone.
	Let's go back to my premise.
	Mm-hmm.
	The shows stink.
	And the shows that are good, they don't even promote on their own award shows.
	They don't...
	I mean, there are good versions of Chicago PD. Interrupted by ads.
	Well, it seems to me that if I'm doing these reward shows, and I'm the Academy, and I want to sell ads, I'm going to be pushing people over toward my material.
	Not stuff on Netflix, which was The Crown won everything, or Ted Lasso, or Lasso, but Ted Lasso.
	I watched that show.
	It's not that great.
	It's funny.
	There's some moments of humor.
	They only do 10 episodes.
	It's on Apple TV. No one's ever going to see it.
	It wins everything.
	If I may, if I may, the difference in formatting a program...
	Ted Lasso is very different from formatting a show on CBS because you have to have a consistent arc.
	It's not just hard breaks.
	Let me explain for a second.
	You have to have an arc towards the break so people will come back after the break.
	It's a different writing style.
	It's a different product.
	That, okay, be that as it may, Let's say this then.
	Why isn't that the product they're promoting on their own award show, on their own network?
	Because they're total idiots.
	If you tell me they're idiots, they're beyond total idiots.
	It's like, what is wrong with these people, idiots?
	Well, I think it's broken beyond repair.
	That's the message that they should be taking.
	You know, I argued this point with you, and I would continue to do it except this show.
	Proved it.
	Proved everything.
	This show's on your side.
	I'm looking at this saying, oh, the network's on Adam's side about this.
	We're dead.
	We're going to shoot ourselves in the foot as many times as we can.
	Give me the revolver.
	Load it up with six.
	I don't want to miss.
	Well, then there was, of course, then they blew up the...
	Oh, I see my phone's going off.
	That's okay.
	And so then they blew up the in-memoriams again, as usual.
	Oh, my goodness.
	My goodness.
	The dead people segment.
	Yeah.
	But they take it way too late into the show.
	They took it way to the end.
	And then it was poorly done.
	And then you couldn't see it on the screen because it wasn't part...
	They showed maybe the guys playing the music and then the little thing, the little box in the corner.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And then the type font was white on white, so you couldn't read the type font against the background.
	And then when they did go full screen and you could actually see who was dead, it was actually quite cute.
	Whoever was the art director did a fine job of putting them in some sort of a situation.
	It was well-executed art that was completely ignored by putting it in the corner.
	And then they left out people like Larry McMurtry, Lonesome Dove Guy, the writer.
	And they had other writers they've never heard of.
	Meanwhile, this guy's quite famous.
	They left out Tanya Roberts, of all people.
	Famous actress.
	Oh, really?
	Oh, my goodness.
	Oh, my goodness.
	They left out...
	I got a couple of names here.
	They left out Richard Donner, one of the more noteworthy actors.
	Nothing sucks more than you die and they don't even put you in the dead segment.
	What an a-hole...
	Yeah, I know.
	Anyway, are we still connected?
	Yes, we're still connected.
	I was just listening to your rant.
	Okay, so...
	My rant's over.
	The whole thing was...
	It was absolutely the worst they could do.
	And then what was the point of doing it at tables where they used to...
	It's like the People's Choice Awards where they're at dinner tables.
	And they're all hugging and kissing while the help is wearing masks.
	I mean, come on.
	Is everything wrong?
	It could be wrong.
	It was wrong.
	And the bottom line is, the audience no longer shows up.
	The audience doesn't care.
	They're interested in Instagram models who get killed by their boyfriends.
	Hello?
	Why the hell did we watch that stupid old CBS Emmy Award crap?
	The real fun is out there.
	You can build your own fun.
	Talk about the fun with your friends.
	And this is in hindsight thinking back to our visit at the Logans.
	And Tina and I have talked about this several times throughout the past couple of days.
	I made a comment and I said, you know, people are disconnecting from the mainstream.
	And with that, I meant they're going to alternative media.
	And in fact, I said they're disconnecting and going to alternatives.
	And the whole room kind of exploded like, no, that's what they want!
	That's what they want!
	What do you mean?
	They want everyone to disengage.
	There's a difference from disengaging and engaging somewhere else.
	I don't think the mainstream understands just how big the alternatives really are.
	Even people who you would think would be much closer to it.
	Dude, there's probably as many people listening to this very show over the course of a week and a half than watch the Emmys in the Target demo.
	Yeah, I wouldn't argue that point.
	But that's the whole point.
	They're dead, but it's still part of this massive system that the politicians use, that the corporations use, that the NGOs use.
	Everyone uses this.
	And what they're doing now, the most evil thing that happened this past couple of days since Sunday, is the total absence of reporting on what's happening in Australia.
	Total absence.
	I mean, did you even know they had a 6.0 earthquake near Melbourne?
	No.
	6.0 earthquake.
	That's something you report.
	You know, there was actual rubble.
	And boy, they haven't had one of those since 1988.
	Isn't that coincidental when people are out rioting in the streets?
	This is the riot cops and the chant, which I shall translate in a moment, that is yelled back at them after they send out this message.
	Attention, this is a police public order warning.
	You have previously been directed to leave.
	Leave now or force may be used.
	No further warnings will be given.
	Every day is what they're saying.
	Every day is what they're saying.
	Everybody! Everybody! Everybody! Everybody! Everybody!
	I'm out.
	So it's every day.
	I'm not even quite sure of the context of this chant, every day, but it's working for them.
	And you have to know that...
	It only means every day where every day you're doing the same thing, you're sick of it.
	Facebook has shut down all live streams.
	You can't get a live stream on Facebook or on Instagram Live.
	Here's a report from Steve.
	He says, difficult to send much right now in terms of audio.
	I'm being overwhelmed with information to the extent I'm delayed in what I can even clip for you.
	For now, I've attached a series of screenshots, which I have, showing an article in the Herald Sun covering the story as the Victorian government and the Victorian police attempted to institute a temporary restricted airspace order over Melbourne CBD and ban all live streaming.
	Today was day four of the mass protest.
	Dictator Dan has successfully managed to get Facebook, Instagram, etc.
	to blanket all live streaming.
	If you weren't in Melbourne today, you couldn't get any vision at all.
	This is all being challenged legally, but I'm just not sure how it's going as I type.
	So it's being shut down.
	Of course, this is still getting out through all other kinds of channels.
	And just to give you an idea of how the mainstream is...
	Is talking about this.
	So this is a very short clip, but you'll immediately understand how they're spinning all of this as people are being arrested on the street for being protesters.
	Listen to this.
	Pockets of people have protested across the state, including at Parliament House.
	I've had coronavirus.
	Police had no patience for conspiracies.
	Please stand back, people!
	Did you hear that?
	Well, I did, but I don't know what I heard.
	The lady says, I've had coronavirus.
	Listen to what the reporter says.
	I thought you said I had.
	Yes, I've had.
	I've had.
	I've had coronavirus.
	She's saying she had it.
	Yeah, she had it.
	Listen again.
	Pockets of people have protested across the state, including at Parliament House.
	I've had coronavirus.
	Police had no patience for conspiracies.
	Please stand back.
	Okay.
	I heard it that time.
	Police had no patience for conspiracies.
	You're a conspiracy theorist.
	You had coronavirus.
	You need to jab, jab, jab, jab, jab.
	Now, of course, the poor cops are in the same position as everybody else.
	Queensland police officers have been issued a blunt ultimatum.
	Take the jab within two weeks or face suspension without pay.
	The move has outraged some serving and former officers.
	A new police union is even being contemplated to fight the vaccine mandate.
	Contemplating?
	Contemplating, yes.
	The police union?
	Hey, union.
	What are you good for if you can't fight it?
	Not contemplate fighting it.
	So the tradies, as they're known, the union workers who are in Melbourne causing quite the ruckus.
	This is known as the tradie war.
	And it's getting pretty serious.
	Here's Dictator Dan.
	And the Premier has just released a statement.
	Chanel Vela joins us now.
	And Chanel, it's the first time today we've heard from Daniel Andrews.
	Well, the Premier wasn't at this morning's press conference and we were told he was not available today, but he was working behind the scenes.
	But just minutes ago, he released a statement saying there is no excuse for the terrible behaviour we have seen in our city over the last two days.
	Acts of violence and disruption won't result in one less case of COVID. And as for when we will see the Premier at this stage, it is unclear if he will hold a press conference tomorrow.
	Mitch.
	Chanel Vela, thank you.
	So, I don't know if that took place tomorrow, which was yesterday for today, but we'll know sometimes by the second Thursday.
	It's so confusing.
	We've got to keep talking about Australia.
	I mean, this is our future.
	If they don't break out, if they don't break out of this, this insanity, this zero COVID policy, this is contagion amongst elites.
	If those guys get it done, everyone's going to be emboldened.
	They got those crocodile hunters.
	Let's listen to the second clip here.
	There it is again.
	And there it is again.
	Every day again.
	And then finally, a recording which came from some social media.
	I got it from Sir Chris.
	Did I get this from Sir Chris?
	No.
	Another one of our producers.
	A conversation with a cop who's trying to push people away.
	And you kind of get a deeper view into the interpersonal relationship here.
	If you've had enough as much as us, why are you still enforcing the boys?
	We have to.
	No, you don't have to.
	Listen, we're not here to argue with you.
	Go home.
	Otherwise, they start issuing tickets.
	We don't want to do it, but we will do it, right?
	Well, if you don't want to do it, don't do it.
	Stand up for what you believe in, Robert, please.
	Please, just go home, all right?
	We get paid to do this, mate.
	I'm just as over this fucking protest as you are.
	By protest, I mean lockdown, all right?
	But unfortunately, I've got to do what I've got to do.
	You don't have to talk to me.
	I'm not skilled to do anything else, mate.
	So unfortunately, at this time of my life, that's what I have to do.
	And the people of us that aren't skilled, we don't get paid.
	We're not getting food at the moment.
	I hear you, mate.
	My wife's in the same position.
	She's out of her job at the moment as well.
	I understand you're being pissed off about it, but there's a way to go about it.
	That's all.
	And unfortunately, I'm doing all with coppers, isn't it, mate?
	I respect that.
	Where have we heard this before?
	I'm just doing my job, sir.
	I'm really sorry.
	I agree.
	My wife's in the same position as you.
	I'm just doing my job.
	I'm just doing my job.
	Just following orders.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And then Sir Chris sent me this latest.
	They're really ratcheting it up in the media down under.
	An iconic Australian beer anthem has been rewritten to reflect the COVID pandemic.
	The new Victoria Vida ad is encouraging residents to get COVID vaccinated.
	It's reworked its signature slogan to endorse the vaccine, declaring hard-earned thirst comes from being all over town, not lockdown.
	So, this is about VB, Victoria Bitter, which is, without a doubt, the working man's beer.
	It's low on the scale of what people like to drink, but it comes in these half-gallon cans.
	I mean, different sizes, but I remember the first night I was in Sydney, and I went to a bar, my crew was coming the next day, and this guy was like, oh, mate, you want a VB? I'm like, sure.
	And, you know, this half-gallon thing, or whatever it was, or maybe half a liter, and I'm drinking, and it's like, oh, you need another one, and everyone's buying you drinks, and I was afraid to, like, insult anybody.
	It's unbelievable.
	That these guys would get on the bandwagon.
	The beer of the working man.
	Right now, you can't get it golin'.
	You can't get it bowlin'.
	You can't get it taking a vow or chasing a cow.
	A hard-earned thirst comes from being all over town, not from being in lockdown.
	So if you'd like to get back to leading a band or lending a hand, roll up your sleeves and get the jam.
	Matter of fact, I'll come on now.
	And that's real.
	That's not Sir Chris Wilson.
	That's what they're doing now.
	So the big beer company, the working class beer, crap beer from Australia, they're promoting getting a vaccination.
	I'd say this is the anthem.
	This is like this buds for you.
	It'd be like this jabs for you.
	Chris Wilson has his own version.
	I'll bet.
	You can get it making an arrest.
	You can get it in a high-vis vest.
	You can get it as you drag them off to jail.
	You know they'll refuse bail.
	An asshole tyrant needs a totalitarian state.
	The best police state is Vic.
	Victoria is bitter.
	You can get it busting a lid.
	You can get it traumatising a kid.
	You can get it as you take his mother down.
	In fact, I've got it now.
	An arsehole tyrant needs a totalitarian state.
	And the best police state is Vic.
	Victoria is bitter.
	Anyway, I feel for our brothers and sisters down under.
	And I keep sending reports because this is being completely blacked out.
	Your protests are not seen anywhere in the world.
	Telegram is pretty much it.
	Get a Mastodon server, people.
	And you're right.
	It's not happening here in the United States.
	But they're pushing.
	They're pushing.
	Well, the people who have to choose between their actual job and a vaccine is voluminous.
	Yeah.
	It's sad.
	A lot of people are choosing to walk out and a lot of people are backing off.
	There's a lot of hospitals now that have said, okay, you don't have to take the vaccine.
	There's a lot of People backing off because there's not enough power.
	The state luckily has...
	The state is not consolidated.
	There are Republicans and conservatives that are so much against this and they do have representation.
	Oh yeah.
	Oh no, there's definitely good pushback.
	Where is that in Australia?
	Oh man, they never even had a chance.
	You can't meet.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, they got completely steamrolled.
	But, you know, that's part of their problem.
	They were like, okay, let's all do one for the Gipper.
	You know, let's all do it.
	Okay, one more for the Gipper.
	See, after two weeks, we were sick of it.
	We were like, no, it's pretty much done now.
	The pushback was immediate.
	Well, they don't have guns.
	I think you keep making that point.
	Well, you know what?
	Whenever you say that, because I stop saying it, I get 18 emails.
	We do have guns.
	Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah.
	I like the rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah, rah.
	Put a time to do that.
	But I did want to say for all the people who have emailed me, shared their stories, and I really appreciate the personal stories because it gives me an idea of how things are playing out across the United States, across the world.
	I want to say that those of you who are choosing not to stand up to a stupid mandate affect your life, your lifestyle, your family, you to me are patriots and very, very fucking brave.
	We've made our own bed and we made ourselves indestructible because we are the platform with all the producers.
	But, you know, it affects us too.
	I mean, when people lose their jobs, you know, there's no donations coming from them, and rightly so.
	So this is appreciated, and everyone, everyone at Gitmo Nation should stand in solidarity of anyone standing up for their own beliefs.
	Crikey!
	I've got to mention, since you mentioned producers, So I sent out the newsletter, and on it I had the latest fake Barack Obama birth certificate.
	Yes.
	I've seen this one.
	I'm sure I've seen the footprint in the past.
	I haven't seen it, so I put it in there.
	But producers, of course, are what they do.
	Two of them found flaws, and I'm sure others did, too.
	I didn't put it out as a challenge, but somebody found...
	First one was the...
	The use of the date coding was American.
	Reverse.
	It was reverse.
	So that was obvious.
	And that was a good one.
	I gave him a congrats.
	But the other producer, one of our guys, he went so far as to find the public domain art that constituted the footprint of Oh, really?
	It's on Wikiclips.
	You know what's interesting about the footprint?
	And this is something that has always puzzled me about this case.
	My sister Tiffany was born in Uganda in 1967.
	January 1st, New Year's Eve, my mom would tell the story of how unhappy she was that night.
	And they did a footprint.
	She has a Ugandan birth certificate with a footprint.
	But the footprint is like a fingerprint.
	And you can really see the footprint.
	It's like a fingerprint.
	It's that good.
	So that whole thing was just bogus to me from the start.
	Well, finding the clip art to me was the ultimate.
	Pretty damn good.
	Pretty damn good.
	That is really sleuthing, and so I gave him a kudos.
	That was fantastic.
	But yeah, it's phoned.
	Nothing is as fake as it gets, but you know, it's one of those things.
	I enjoy that kind of stuff.
	Most producers who've been writing in, or a lot that's coming now, it's a whole wave.
	Remote workers, mandatory vaccine.
	If you want to work at this company, it's a requirement.
	Even if you work remotely and don't meet clients or anything.
	Yeah, it's dumb.
	That shows you're working for a stupid company.
	Well, there's one other thing that is, I think, playing into this.
	Let me see where I got this news from Seattle Times.
	The days of full COVID coverage are over.
	Insurers are restoring deductibles and co-pays.
	See, there's this going on, too.
	So companies that provide you with health insurance, I'm pretty sure that they're getting pressured for the premiums to get people vaxxed.
	And of course, just to have you shot up and on the program.
	We need to have your immunity as a service all set up.
	Got to get you, we're going to onboard you.
	That's what it is.
	Well, it's a lot different than the way the Aussies are doing it.
	The COVID shot is an onboarding.
	Onboarding?
	It's an onboarding to immunity as a service.
	I think you seem like you've got some good stuff on Biden and you put it in the newsletter.
	We can circle back to some of the mandates and some of the former stuff.
	I want to finish up with the COVID stuff.
	Okay, well then let's go straight into who do we blame this stuff on?
	The current situation, which, as we know, is obviously red states.
	Which state, according to Scott Gottlieb, former FDA commissioner and current board member of Pfizer, which state of the United States, 50, do you think has the worst governance during COVID, with the worst results, the worst governor?
	Period.
	Well, it's got to be DeSantis or Abbott, and I would guess it's DeSantis because they got Abbott kind of in a bind over there with the Haitians.
	Which governors handled this the worst?
	Well, which governors had the worst outcomes?
	By outcomes, you mean deaths?
	Deaths.
	Certainly looking at South Dakota, where this was just allowed to travel largely unfettered with public health interventions, where you saw one of the highest death rates per capita, you have to look back and say that was a bad experience.
	People always look at the deaths per capita, and New Jersey's right up there, and New York's going to be high.
	I think we really need to look at the post-initial wave period.
	What happened after that initial wave in New York?
	Because New York was devastated by this.
	Let's take them off the list.
	We were using therapeutics that clearly had no value.
	Makeover.
	Once we learned how to treat this, once we were able to reduce the case fatality rate by the summertime, we got there.
	We got there pretty quickly.
	States that were still excessively engulfed by this and had a lot of death and disease, those were in part policy decisions.
	Those were in part the result of policy choices that those states made.
	All right.
	So we have been tracking this.
	I'm pretty sure we've consistently seen that South Dakota had the best outcome with zero interference from the governor.
	Am I correct?
	Absolutely.
	Absolutely.
	She did the absolute best job.
	Yeah.
	And this guy said, oh, that was the worst.
	How can this be the worst?
	Well, you can just say it's the worst.
	That's apparently what he's done.
	But no, that wasn't far enough.
	So it's not just red states.
	It's just not the governors.
	The governor who literally, as far as we know, had the best outcome throughout the entire pandemic, both with people being able to function, live, not OD, get depressed, stay in business, etc., We've got to take it one step further.
	We've really got to pinpoint who is...
	We need to name names if we can.
	We need to look at all media.
	And this was the most unbelievable job.
	Where'd you get this?
	Well, I'm about to do C. I'm leading into a new clip.
	No, but where'd you get the first one?
	Uh...
	Oh, Face the Nation.
	Face the Nation Sunday.
	Oh, my God.
	Yeah, Face the Nation.
	All right, so now CNN. Was Brennan on the show?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I got that, too.
	I don't know if I said this on the show, but I'm going to mention something.
	They had this Margaret Brennan, who I've seen on and off CBS for a long time, and she does this show.
	When they did a thing of some, it was another special, and they had her at her home.
	At home, and I have a picture.
	Maybe I'll put it in the newsletter.
	She's a Hillary Clinton clone.
	She doesn't look like it on the Face the Nation show, but when you see her at home, she is, and you can just see it, she is just a, she's no good.
	Anyway, go on.
	Sorry.
	Alright, so CNN had to take it one step further because it's not just good enough to politicize a state or a political party or, you know, people of a state.
	No, no, we've got to take it to a media organization.
	CNN did the most despicable thing.
	And I'm not even sure these kids are for real, but man, their body language told me that they had definitely been prompted.
	So it's two kids, brother and sister, and the story is their dad died right after he took his daughter to college, put her up in the dorm room.
	That was the last time she ever saw her.
	And he died.
	You know, he was unvaccinated.
	He was kind of anti-vax.
	And listen to the story.
	The most despicable thing I've ever heard from CNN. Guys, I'm so sorry.
	I'm so sorry, guys.
	I'm about to abuse you.
	For the loss of your father.
	It's such a tragedy.
	And I know it's been hard on both of you.
	And Katie, he had just moved you into college like a month ago, right?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it was one month ago that he was completely healthy, helping me move all my furniture into my first apartment, doing all the heavy lifting for me.
	And he walked out my front door.
	And if I had known that that was going to be my last time seeing my dad in person, alive and well, I don't think I would have let go of him.
	Why was he so hesitant to get vaccinated, Katie?
	There's multiple reasons, I think.
	One of which was some of the media that he ingested.
	He wasn't by any means far right.
	I'm going to have to stop this.
	When she says some of the media he ingested, it just doesn't sound like something that she would say.
	It doesn't sound like something anyone would say.
	It sounds like a talking point.
	What kind of media did you ingest over the weekend, Adam?
	I ingested some good old-fashioned CBS fun, John.
	How about your...
	Did you have any media indigestion?
	Ugh.
	There's multiple reasons, I think.
	One of which was some of the media that he ingested.
	He wasn't by any means far right.
	He was right in the middle and he consumed media from both sides.
	And just some of the misinformation on one of those sides made him hesitant.
	You guys are vaccinated now, Evan.
	What was the message, ultimately, that your father wanted to spread about vaccines?
	All right, no agenda producers.
	You know what's coming next.
	He wasn't anti-vaccine.
	He was just hesitant.
	And now that Pfizer has been FDA approved, I don't think he would have anything.
	Keep with it, keep with it, keep with it.
	It goes all the way.
	They're going to punch it all the way home.
	Now that, you know, Pfizer's been FDA approved, I don't think he would have anything wrong with telling people to get that vaccine.
	His final words to my stepmom on a FaceTime call was that he wished that he was vaccinated.
	Uh-huh, yeah, that's always the punchline, but wait one step further!
	Katie, you said from one media source in particular he was getting information that led him to be hesitant on vaccines.
	Who?
	I mean, who was he listening to?
	He watched some Tucker Carlson videos.
	Yeah, I knew it.
	And some of those videos involved some misinformation about vaccines, and I believe that that played a role.
	Tucker Carlson killed my dad.
	Wow, that is the lowest thing you can do in broadcasting.
	Accused your competitor of murder.
	Yeah.
	Of murdering children's parents.
	Dad.
	The good old dad.
	What a crock of shit that is.
	Uh-huh.
	Thank you, CNN, for proving to us that you're the turd network that you are.
	That's terrible.
	You remember Smug Chris Rock with Gayle King?
	Yeah.
	Here, a quick repeat.
	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.
	So, it presumed that he was vaccinated.
	From the way he was talking, I mean, he was promoting getting vaccinated.
	And the same day we aired this, Sunday, September 19th, we got word that Chris Rock has COVID. And his quote is, the 56-year-old actor-comedian used the news to urge his fans to get vaccinated, noting in his post, quote, trust me, you don't want this.
	So does that mean that if you're vaccinated and you get COVID, you really don't want it?
	That that's worse?
	I don't know.
	It seems like a mixed message.
	Kind of.
	I just kind of stay on the media misleading the public about one thing or another.
	I have to play.
	Now, this is a series of clips from...
	I think it's PBS. It kind of doesn't matter.
	Yeah, it's PBS. But let's say that there's a bunch of politics going on right now where This is a really good story.
	I don't have the details.
	I mean, I have some of the details to just tell you what they are, which is Kamala Harris, who they're using as a shill to fly her all over the place, hoping she gets COVID. That's my guess.
	So they're flying her.
	That's the only thing I can imagine.
	I like it.
	No, I'm all in on that.
	This is a great analysis.
	Fly her everywhere.
	Get that bitch some COVIDs.
	So she is on her way to Vietnam.
	Mm-hmm.
	And she's going to go to Vietnam to give a speech that says we're going to give the Vietnamese one million doses.
	Doses.
	And so for some unknown reason, the flight was delayed landing, which I would suspect that someone in the control room just decided to delay it.
	So China could have the moment where they could give China, they can give Vietnam 2 million doses of Sinovac.
	Wait, they already did this.
	This already happened.
	No, I'm just saying, yes, it did.
	But it was just in front of her doing it, trying to get free doses.
	I know, but I'm just saying, we discussed this two weeks ago.
	Okay, well I'm just, this is the premise for this story I'm going to play.
	Got it, got it, got it.
	Yes.
	So this has been going on, this sort of thing, where we're trying to do something and China jumps in.
	We're trying to do something and China jumps in.
	So, okay, well, hell with China.
	We're going to do a hit piece on Sinovac.
	The Chinese vaccine.
	Excellent.
	And here's PBS. This is PBS. I got two-parter.
	This thing went on for 15 minutes, by the way.
	This is just like a three-minute.
	Who sponsored the episode?
	Pfizer?
	And viewers just like you?
	Viewers just like you sponsored it.
	Damn.
	So let's go with Sinovac.
	First, the medical savior was China.
	Indonesia was the first country to approve Sinovac outside of China.
	China sent Indonesia its first Sinovac shipment in December 2020.
	In January, President Joko Widodo received the vaccine on live TV. It's a pattern repeated worldwide.
	China exported nearly 1 billion Sinovac doses to more than 100 countries.
	It's created Sinovac plants in 15 countries.
	Indonesia has bought 125 million doses.
	But then healthcare workers started getting sick and dying.
	The cases made us feel overwhelmed.
	Dr.
	Vera Irawani is an ICU doctor in Jakarta.
	She's seen firsthand Indonesia's strained healthcare system.
	Between January and June, more than 350 healthcare workers caught COVID. Dozens died.
	The majority of them had received Sinovac.
	Many patients came to us with critical conditions even though they've been vaccinated.
	We were surprised because even though these people were vaccinated, the results were still bad.
	A University of Hong Kong study published last July found the Pfizer vaccine produced 10 times the level of antibodies as Sinovac.
	Another study shows Sinovac's efficacy rate is only 50%.
	I'm happy to announce that the Sinovac, Coronavac vaccine has been given WHO emergency use listing.
	But even though China never released efficacy data, in April the World Health Organization approved emergency use for Sinovac in vaccine distribution program known as COVAX. I would say that at this point, putting forward, donating, or contributing Sinovac to COVAX is no longer supported by the scientific evidence.
	Whoa!
	Getting kicked out of COVAX. This is great.
	Hold on a second.
	Wow.
	Pfizer marketing all over this.
	A couple of things.
	I never heard the World Health Organization announce that Pfizer was approved on their list, or it was never played up to any degree.
	What is the World Health Organization doing emergency use authorization?
	I totally agree, but this is my point.
	It's like...
	What are they doing?
	They did it because no one else would give it to them, I guess.
	Someone's got to have an official thing out here.
	The Chinese wouldn't release the data or anything.
	Of course, they'd make the Chinese look like evildoers.
	Here's a kicker to that clip, this part two.
	Last month, Dr.
	Irrawani received a Moderna booster.
	Others have received Pfizer.
	We hope to get the best.
	If we talk about evidence, data, then the mRNA vaccines are what is the best for now and are proven to be effective.
	Nice.
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Meanwhile, that's great.
	PBS. An inquiry has been launched in the European Union Commission's chief, Ursula, Ursula von der Leyen.
	She's refusing to hand over text messages she exchanged with the Pfizer CEO before, you know, certain purchases were made.
	And she's refusing.
	I think first she said they were lost.
	No, no, no, I can't do it.
	They're lost.
	Can't lose that stuff.
	Now, there's counter.
	There's counter to this.
	I mean, you know, Johnson& Johnson not taking it laying down.
	They've done a super interesting buy over on CBS Radio.
	Listen, coming out of this news story, you'll hear the billboard.
	Neighbors we spoke to say the word appreciation would be an understatement.
	I mean, that trash has been here, wow, I can't even remember since when.
	I mean, we haven't had a pickup since Ida.
	John!
	Johnson& Johnson says the second dose of its vaccine proves 94% effectiveness against COVID-19.
	This is CBS News.
	So the story before that Johnson& Johnson bite was unrelated.
	It was an unrelated news story.
	They just jump into this?
	Well, they jacked it in right before the commercial block.
	It's a billboard.
	It's a billboard before the ads.
	And he says, this is CBS News.
	And then you get an ad.
	Listen.
	Did I do that wrong?
	Yeah, here we go.
	Johnson& Johnson says a second dose of its vaccine proves 94% effectiveness against COVID-19.
	This is CBS News.
	And these kid clubs offer...
	Yeah, and then he goes into a spot.
	Yeah, it's just a billboard.
	It's an ad.
	Yeah, it's an ad.
	Project Veritas came out.
	That's a short, expensive ad.
	It's a five second.
	Project Veritas came out.
	I figured out what's wrong with Project Veritas.
	They have the wrong headlines.
	You know, the headline in this case is, Government workers!
	You know, whistleblower!
	Ah!
	Woo!
	Woo!
	They need different headlines that they need.
	So I'm going to play you the trailer of their part one, and we're just calling this the vaccine is full of shit episode.
	What they have is a nurse.
	Yes, she is a government employee because their hospital works for Medicare, Medicaid, and Medicare, I guess.
	And she has a secret video from the nurse's room where there's a female doctor and she is talking about the vaccine and what they're seeing.
	The audio, surprisingly good for once.
	Of course, it wasn't done undercover by Veritas.
	It was done by this nurse on her iPhone, which, as I always say, is the way to go.
	It hasn't probably been done because the government doesn't want to show that the done vaccine is full of, it's full of shit.
	Tell us about who this person is.
	Dr.
	Gonzalez is one of our emergency room doctors at Phoenix Indian Medical Center.
	And she's a federal employee?
	Correct.
	Now you got this guy in room four who got his second dose of vaccine on Tuesday, has been short of breath.
	He's got myocarditis.
	Yes.
	Oh, this is bullshit.
	And then let's see.
	Probably Bancard died due to the vaccine.
	Right.
	But now they're not going to blame the vaccine.
	Well, and you know what?
	But he has an obligation to report that, doesn't he?
	They are not reporting.
	Right.
	Because they want to shove it under the mat.
	What patient was she referring to?
	She was referring to that patient, that 30-something-year-old patient that had congestive heart failure.
	Congestive heart failure.
	And in that particular patient's case, it was not reported.
	No.
	No, I mean, here they are not doing the studies.
	The people I have, you know, and the people that have been vaccinated, they're not doing any antibody testing.
	Super fishy.
	Not?
	It's super fishy.
	It hasn't been published.
	All right, so now that I hear that again, it's still way below par for anything of the screaming headlines.
	But the headline should be, vaccines kill, don't work, proof, or something like that.
	And now today they release part two, and luckily they're back to sucking totally.
	Once again, it's the get the guy drunk in the bar in the restaurant, do the undercover video, while he says, and this is an FDA official, now you tell me what FDA official is like this, but okay, this FDA official, his idea is to stop the hesitancy amongst African Americans by blow darting them with the vaccine.
	Blow darts of J&J. Go to the unvaccinated, blow it into them.
	Blow darted into them.
	I remember reading about how with COVID trials they were having the issue of recruiting African American people.
	I can't blame them.
	I can't, but at the same time, like, blow dart.
	That's where we're going.
	Blow dart, that's where we're going.
	He's a really super effeminate guy.
	He talks about blow dart, that's where we're going.
	And this totally ruins Veritas' work of the day before.
	Yeah.
	You know, are you going to find someone at the FDA who's an idiot and you give him a beer and he's like, well, yeah.
	I mean, yes, of course.
	It's like television executives talking about how hot she is behind the scenes when no one's looking, when we're determining ratings, you know, the important things in life.
	So Veritas, sorry, bruh.
	No good.
	But then this may compensate for it.
	You never saw this.
	I never saw this.
	This was on C-SPAN, a subcommittee, the select subcommittee.
	Let me get this right.
	The select subcommittee of the Medical Affairs Committee.
	And this is specifically about treatments or lack of treatments in hospital according to CDC protocol.
	And I can just let this run.
	The guy spoke for a good 20 minutes.
	This is about two.
	This is a nurse, male nurse, and his realization that something changed.
	He was a traveling COVID nurse.
	He saw around January, I think he mentions it in the clip, he saw the COVID cases on his floor go down every single day.
	And previous to that, he says that the thing he thought was really weird is, you know, and he's a nurse, so he's not a doctor, he says, whenever we get someone in who has a lung infection, no matter what causes it, if it was your respiratory virus, if it was COVID, if it was the flu, whatever it was, You want to keep the people moving.
	It's incredibly important to keep people moving, walking around.
	And I've heard this from Joe Rogan.
	Rogan told me that that's what they were telling him.
	Our buddy, Sir Dusifer, it's like you've got to keep moving.
	And that is standard practice, except with the COVID patients.
	They were told to not mobilize them, not get them moving, and this guy realizes when he puts two and two together, with these cases going down in January, and not moving the COVID patients like you would for someone who has a 90% oxygen level, you've got to get them moving, even if it's just for a minute to do something, he realizes what he's really been a part of.
	You've got to be kidding me.
	Something's going on.
	And that's when I found out that on January the 20th, roughly, the CDC guidelines recommended that we roll the PCR cycling from the high 30s to 28, like it was originally designed to do.
	And then it hit me.
	And I lost sleep over it.
	I was having chest pain over it.
	And it woke me up in the middle of the night.
	It hit me hard.
	I could not sleep.
	I was tossing current.
	Because my first week or two there, I didn't do it.
	I didn't lead them to the gate.
	But I'm the guy that euthanized people.
	They call it comfort care.
	But when you get to the point you can't take high flow off, you get so upset, you ain't seen your family except maybe an iPad, in weeks, and you're never going to come off the high flow.
	And the doctor says, you've done your best.
	You've done your best.
	But this is going to be it for you.
	And so the patients get all teary-eyed and upset, and they call in the palliative team, and they all hold their hand and cry, and they said, but we can keep you comfortable.
	Here comes Albert.
	He's got the morphine and Ativan, and I load him up and take off the high flow, and they gasp themselves to death.
	And I'm the guy that's pushing the button, like in the gas chambers at Auschwitz.
	No, I didn't lead them there.
	Honestly, I didn't know what I was doing.
	I just do what I'm told.
	It's not my fault.
	But after January the 20th and then on into February 1st or so, I saw what change in the PCR did on my floor.
	And then I saw what I had not done for my COVID patients.
	And then I was also greatly encouraged, don't move them unless their SATs are above 90.
	Don't move them.
	I'm like, but I've always been told to get them up and get them going.
	No!
	Wait until their sats are high 90s to move them.
	I'm like, no!
	They can tolerate a minute or two down in the low 80s.
	Get them up, make them move, make them set up, and then they will learn to breathe deeper and we can wean them off the oxygen.
	No, their focus was put them on more oxygen.
	Let them lay in a bed.
	I said, okay.
	Then I realized where our mistake is.
	Yes, early treatments, the HCQ, the ivermectin, real smart.
	Man, give them at least Tamiflu.
	But when the PCR cycling changed, I'm telling you, it was a big change on my floor.
	There you go.
	This is not any different than what the funeral director said in England.
	They're killing people.
	I think this was an overt...
	I don't want to sound like a complete lunatic here, but all my life, all I've seen was Democrats trying to kill people.
	Can we put that on the bumper sticker?
	And this is another example.
	And in fact, this is very overt.
	And I would say that the order to send COVID-loaded people back into the funeral homes in New York City or New York State is a good example.
	And it's a great example.
	And they won't do anything about it.
	This is murdering the old people, the useless eaters.
	This is exactly what they were doing, and that's what they continue to do.
	I will depoliticize your statement, although I think what you're saying is true.
	This is the CDC protocols.
	Now, whether that's Democrat, Republican, or...
	It's Democrat.
	Bureaucrats.
	It's bureaucrats.
	Thank you.
	That's much better to say.
	It's the bureaucrats, and they had protocols to kill people.
	The opposite of what you do, and this guy put it all together, and he said it.
	I think he had a moment of clarity.
	I was like the guy pushing the gas in the gas chamber.
	By the way, this is an aside.
	I want to thank one of our producers who sent me two packs of that.
	Dude, of course.
	Did you get a couple?
	Yes, we got two blister packs.
	This was Tim Merrick, producer Tim.
	You know what Tim said in his note?
	Probably the same thing you got.
	Can't believe no one sent you these.
	I know.
	That's what he said to me, too.
	I can't believe no one sent you these.
	Do you have them in front of you?
	Explain.
	This is a beautiful pack.
	Well, this is the pack that I run the photo of this pack in the newsletter.
	It's the pack that we first exposed the existence of this pack back in 2020 because it was being used in Goa.
	This pack is not unusual.
	It costs $3, $2 to $3, depending.
	Although they're $150 by scammers that sell them in the United States.
	$150 versus $2.
	Right.
	So you can see where your scammers are.
	They're here, of course.
	What are you going to expect?
	And a bunch of zinc pills, some doxycycline, and four ivermectin pills.
	And what's cool about it, it has the actual days.
	Day one, day two, day three, day four.
	I think it's five days or six-day protocol.
	And it shows you which ones to take on each day.
	I mean, could it be any better?
	And how did he get a hold of them?
	How did he get a hold of them?
	You can buy them.
	I was in the process of ordering a pack or two.
	You can buy them from a number of sources in India.
	You can look it up.
	And they will send them to you.
	You have to buy a minimum, of course, and they'll ship them to you, FedEx or VHL or whatever.
	Yeah, more of these.
	I can sell them for $200.
	And you can just have a little bunch of them.
	He's got the ivermectin in there.
	You don't use a lot of ivermectin.
	It's only four pills.
	Yeah.
	But, yeah, that's what the nurse just said.
	You know, this stuff, and it's been documented.
	It's not like this is, like, nuts.
	Oh, my God, you know.
	Oh.
	There's plenty of research.
	They're doing 75 studies as we speak out of the FDA. There's at least 40, 60 studies, which I have links to in the newsletter articles I've written.
	And that one piece on science that I wrote for Substack, This is not stuff you can't figure out or find out about.
	The fact that the mainstream media refuses to discuss it in any meaningful way, they will eventually say, well, you know, we should have known better.
	You can see that may help us.
	You can predict what they're going to be.
	And they're going to say, well, we did a poor job about this or that.
	Let's do a rundown here and let's do a post-mortem on our coverage, Bill.
	Yeah, well, our coverage could have been better.
	We could have, you know, we were, well, we were maybe led astray, you know, I think.
	Our friendly home care nurse, Ruthie, responded to our conversation about The Undertaker, who, by the way, has been kicked off of all Undertaker websites.
	He's no longer an Undertaker.
	The Undertaker's been deep-sixed.
	He's still an Undertaker.
	His website's still up.
	No, the Undertaker has been deep-sixed.
	He's been kicked off of all of the industry...
	He can basically no longer be an Undertaker.
	He's been kicked off the bar.
	No, you have to have a license.
	I don't think he was de-licensed.
	I'm pretty sure.
	I don't think so.
	We'll look into it.
	Friendly home care nurse Ruthie had some very important things to say about killing old people or killing people with...
	Now, this was in the context of midazolam.
	Which she administers.
	It's a lot more complicated than the guy said in that clip.
	The one point that is important, she said, healthcare professionals do not leave vials of midazolam besides the bed of patients.
	It is administered in a pump or by injection, and the vials and syringes are not left floating around a room.
	And I think the point of that is friendly home care nurse Ruthie, who said it was professionals injecting them.
	I think that's the point of the story.
	John O'Looney suspended from funeral director society.
	Okay, society, whatever that means.
	He's out of the club.
	That's what I said.
	He's been kicked out of the club.
	Yeah, we're spilling the beans.
	But I found that to be quite shocking, what the nurse said.
	Remember, I heard from our ventilator trainers at the Vegas meetup, you know, that they all felt pretty damn bad because they had been given protocols and they know in hindsight, or they knew in hindsight, that this was incorrect stuff.
	It's madness, I tell you.
	It's madness.
	Let's play a couple of clips.
	This is the rundown from CBS on COVID. This is the whole COVID report.
	And CBS starts off their news with this.
	And the funny thing is they...
	Actually, you'll hear it in the second half.
	But play COVID Reports CBS in Kentucky.
	Breaking news in the COVID pandemic.
	Breaking news!
	By the way, this is the West Coast edition.
	The East Coast edition also had breaking.
	What is breaking about this?
	Breaking news!
	Breaking!
	You don't even say breaking news anymore.
	Just say breaking.
	Breaking.
	All uppercase.
	It's breaking.
	Breaking news.
	Breaking news in the COVID pandemic.
	Tonight, the FDA is authorizing a wider use of Pfizer's booster vaccine, allowing it to be used for patients 65 and older and other high-risk Americans.
	The CDC advisory committee could vote on the use of a third shot of the vaccine on Thursday.
	The Biden administration has been pushing for the third shot to be authorized for the general population.
	But the World Health Organization has strongly objected to giving a third shot when poor countries don't have enough vaccine for their first.
	And there's a startling figure tonight.
	The U.S. is again seeing more than 2,000 Americans die from COVID every day.
	CBS's Nancy Chen leads off our coverage from New York City.
	Tonight, the Food and Drug Administration has given the green light for a Pfizer vaccine booster shot.
	But the authorized use is limited to people over the age of 65 and those at high risk for severe illness, which an advisory committee had recommended last week.
	Meanwhile, President Biden held a virtual summit with world leaders on ending the global pandemic.
	He also made this pledge.
	The United States is buying another half-billion doses of Pfizer to donate to low- and middle-income countries around the world.
	The Delta variant surge appears to be peaking nationally, according to researchers advising the CDC. Hold on a second.
	Did he say half-million or half-billion?
	Billion, didn't he?
	Yeah, billion.
	So, wait a minute.
	Why are we buying that to give it to other people?
	Does anyone say, what does that cost?
	I'm sorry.
	We're doing it so we can boost Pfizer's stock.
	Come on.
	It's not working.
	You had to get in on Moderna or BioNTech.
	Anyone who bought Pfizer doesn't know how these things work.
	The United States is buying another half of this.
	Say what?
	The stock price has gone up.
	It's one of the stocks that we play in our stock game.
	I know, but it's nothing like Moderna or BioNTech.
	Oh no, Moderna's out of control.
	He also made this pledge.
	The United States is buying another half billion doses of Pfizer to donate to low- and middle-income countries around the world.
	The Delta variant surge appears to be peaking nationally, according to researchers advising the CDC. They say cases and deaths will steadily decline now and continue through March without a significant winter surge.
	But in states like Kentucky, conditions remain critical.
	Inside St.
	Clair Regional Medical Center, ICU beds are full and the staff is overwhelmed.
	You can't ask nurses to take care of any more people than they're already taking care of.
	Which is why the Kentucky National Guard has come to help out.
	For Sergeant Darren Cushard, this is personal.
	It kind of just hits you a little harder when it's your hometown.
	I personally know at least five people with COVID that's in this hospital right now.
	In Kentucky, 91% of those 65 and older have received at least one vaccine dose.
	Among those 18 to 29, it's just 51%.
	Many of the unvaccinated wind up here.
	29-year-old Samantha Wendell never made it home.
	I learned something interesting and important about the term unvaccinated which pertains to this clip.
	I learned that if you have an adverse reaction or let's make it easier, you die in the hospital within two weeks after your second vaccination.
	So anywhere from your first vaccination to two weeks after your second vaccination, if anything happens in that period, you go down as unvaccinated.
	What?
	Yep.
	And she even kind of said...
	Where did you get that?
	Oh, it's a very long thread.
	Hold on a second.
	It's in the show notes.
	Oh, shit.
	It's a long thread.
	Okay, well, let's assume that's true.
	So you would be calculating, but did you have COVID? Yeah, you died of COVID, but you would presume they mark, you die of COVID no matter who you are these days, but with the thread I read, and this is, I mean, do we have absolute proof?
	No.
	The thread I read is that if you, and she kind of said that at the end of this clip, If you have been vaccinated, if this happens, whatever happens between your first vaccination and two weeks after your second one, what we would call fully vaccinated, anything, any adverse event is not attributed to the vaccine.
	You are unvaccinated.
	Well, because, yeah, you're not fully vaccinated yet.
	You're actually not fully vaccinated until after two weeks after your second shot.
	But they call that, they categorize it as unvaccinated.
	Yeah, okay.
	I can see him doing that.
	Yeah, but that's a scam.
	That's a scam?
	That's a scam of death.
	Well, we found a scam.
	Life's a scam!
	We found a scam in this whole scheme.
	No way!
	This is a part two of this.
	There's a little thing here that I thought was interesting.
	29-year-old Samantha Wendell never made it home.
	Misinformation kills my cousin.
	Maria Vibendore-Hayes says Wendell hesitated in getting vaccinated because she thought it might affect her fertility, something for which there is no scientific evidence.
	It was absolutely traumatizing knowing that you would never get to see them or hug them again.
	Wendell was engaged.
	Her funeral took place inside the same church where she was to be married.
	And here in New York, a judge has lifted a temporary pause on the city's vaccine mandate, which means that all teachers and other school workers must be vaccinated by Monday or lose their jobs, Nora.
	Still can't get over that in the same church she was supposed to be married.
	Nancy Chen, thank you.
	I can't get over that in the same church she was supposed to be married.
	She throws a commentary at the end there.
	Now, the funny thing is I have other examples we'll play later.
	Wait, can I just make one comment on the pregnancy?
	Well, wait, I've got a clip for that.
	Before you do that, I want to make it clear that she made an editorial comment at the end of that clip.
	Let me play it again.
	I can't believe that she...
	Yeah, let's play it again.
	Still can't get over that in the same church she was supposed to be married.
	Nancy Chen, thank you.
	She had the funeral in the same church she was supposed to be married because of misinformation.
	Yeah, Tucker Carlson.
	I'm looking at you, Curry.
	The New England Journal.
	Well, before you apply, I want you to talk about the pregnancy, but I want you to, this is just a one minute, 59 second thing on COVID vaccines for the pregnant.
	They really are pushing this.
	Good.
	Well, tonight, President Biden's approval rating has hit a new low.
	A Gallup poll finds 43% of Americans approve of the job he's doing and 53% do not.
	Only President Trump had a lower approval rating at a similar point in his presidency.
	And tonight, some of Mr.
	Biden's most ambitious plans are facing opposition.
	CBS's Ed O'Keefe is at the White House.
	So, Ed, I just want to go through, because there were some big developments today.
	First, is the centerpiece of the president's ambitious legislative agenda...
	Wait, hold on a second.
	Is this COVID vaccinate the pregnant?
	Yeah.
	You know, this was a...
	Whatever this clip was, I know it was only about 17 seconds.
	Oh, no, no.
	No, this is at 159.
	This is 159.
	So this is a missed clip.
	Sorry.
	But let me summarize.
	If you're pregnant, get vaccinated.
	Okay, now make your comment.
	I will summarize, according to the New England Journal of Medicine, if you're pregnant, don't get vaccinated.
	What?
	The June 2021 study, findings of mRNA COVID-19 vaccine safety in pregnant persons.
	It is important to understand that the definition of a miscarriage is defined as the spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before the 20th week.
	If you look at all the participants in the study, Which were 3,958.
	They are still tracking about 827 of these women.
	The top line is 8 in 10 women had a miscarriage after getting COVID vaccine before the third trimester.
	8 out of 10.
	Well, that's not what they're reporting on CBS. Well, I guess the New England Journal of Medicine is misinformation.
	Yeah, no, it's totally, yeah.
	Misinformation.
	It's more misinformation trying to screw you over.
	Well, and, you know, misinformation people, you don't deserve life.
	You deserve no freedom, no specialty, no nothing.
	You're going to hear it right here from the freshly reminted Prime Minister of Scandinavia.
	We're paying for the provincial vaccine passports to make sure that when someone comes into a restaurant, they'll know they won't be sitting beside a table of people who are unvaccinated.
	When you go into a gym, when you go to a movie theater, you need to know that if you've done the right things, You get to be safe.
	You get to be rewarded for having done the right things.
	That's what it's all about.
	And those people who still hesitate, who still resist...
	Wait, wait, stop.
	What?
	It's all about doing the right thing.
	It's not about being safe from the COVID. It's not about being healthier.
	It's not about the vaccines working.
	It's about...
	It's all about...
	He says right there...
	That's what it's all about.
	It's not about anything else because all about is all about.
	He says what it's all about is doing the right thing, which does mean taking orders.
	Stay safe!
	When you go into a gym, when you go to a movie theater, you need to know that if you've done the right things, you get to be safe.
	You get to be rewarded for having done the right things.
	That's what it's all about.
	And those people who still hesitate, who still resist, well, they won't get to enjoy the same things that those who've done their part for others.
	It seems like a very logical thing.
	It seems like a very obvious thing.
	Subjugation is liberation.
	Contradiction is truth.
	Those are the facts of this world.
	And you will all surrender to them.
	You pigs in human clothing.
	That is disgusting, by the way.
	That is, there's something I don't want to, well, necessarily want to encourage this, but I think that would win the award for disgusting clip of the day.
	And he's, and you know, but I have to say, you know, you get the government you deserve, Canada.
	I mean, are you sure you were using good voting machines?
	Because I don't see how you could vote this guy.
	Well, we're just as bad.
	We're just as bad.
	Well, we got...
	Yeah, it's been rigged here, too.
	I have two more clips about this whole thing, then I'm through with it, if you don't mind.
	Yeah, that's good.
	And unfortunately, I don't have the pregnant clip, which is too bad.
	I'm going to go back and dig it up.
	I wonder what happened.
	I don't know.
	Something.
	That's the wrong clip.
	So, I'm watching PBS, and they've got...
	The great thing about capitalism is the fact that you have one company dominating the others, which is Pfizer, in this situation.
	And they're starting to become bullies.
	And then you have the other situations occur where you have Moderna.
	It turns out, I forgot this, we always overlook the fact that the Moderna vaccine was developed on taxpayers' dime.
	Oh, yeah.
	So we have this guy coming on.
	With a bunch of Silicon Valley bozos who set it up and got wildly rich off of it.
	Yeah, well, you can get wildly rich.
	So here's a guy, this guy Friedman comes in.
	He's an ex-FDA guy.
	I don't think he's part of some pressure, some NGO now.
	But this is vaccines, Frieden, Moderna.
	And he brings up a point.
	And I don't know who's behind this.
	I think...
	I think it's because they're guilt-tripping Pfizer for taking all this money from us because we're giving their vaccines away or something.
	Something's up, and here we go.
	Dr.
	Frieden, always good to have you on the NewsHour.
	President Biden today said that we're not going to get out of this pandemic with what he put it as half-measures or middle-of-the-road ambitions, and then he made this announcement of an enormous purchase of Pfizer doses to donate to the world.
	Does it meet that bar?
	Well, there's a lot to like in the administration's announcements from today, but unfortunately, it's too little and too late.
	We need a different approach.
	We're billions of doses short, and the missing link here, William, is Moderna.
	The United States taxpayers paid for the invention that Moderna is selling.
	Moderna is a small company.
	A year ago, it had less than 1,000 employees.
	And yet, the safeguarding of the world is dependent on their technology and Pfizer's scaling up massively because mRNA vaccines really are our insurance against variants.
	They're our insurance against production failures.
	They're our most hopeful way to get the world through this disaster.
	Oh, we should be praying to Pfizer.
	Well, he says he wants Moderna to cough up free.
	Now, do you remember in probably June of 2020, a year ago, more than a year ago, and I think it was Amy Goodman clips, and it was about, oh, they should be giving this product away.
	Nobody should pay a dime.
	They should all be turned over to the...
	Whenever these vaccines come out, this is way before the vaccines were announced.
	Before they even come out, they should be donated to the world and there should be public domain.
	Remember this?
	Yeah, of course.
	This was also a part of the push from the World Health Organization and from Gates.
	Yeah, everybody's pushing for this.
	Well, I think they're trying to reintroduce the idea, but listen to part two of this clip.
	You have in the past already also been very critical of the pharmaceutical companies.
	I'm going to read something you said recently.
	You said, quote, people are dying because of the choices of Moderna and Pfizer, their boards and shareholders.
	It is a very serious allegation.
	I mean, again, what are the things that they could do to speed this effort more?
	The way it works, really, is that governments do a lot to make things possible for pharmaceutical companies that sell vaccines.
	They do the science, they buy the vaccines, they indemnify them against legal challenge, they educate doctors and patients, they buy the vaccines at high cost in the case of the U.S. And what many vaccine manufacturing companies do, but not these two, what many do is understand that they have a responsibility and And that responsibility includes technology transfer when they cannot meet global need immediately.
	I think what has to happen is a combination of legal pressure, support, incentives, and ensuring that they transfer technology to entities that are able to scale up production of their vaccine much faster than is currently being scaled up.
	In other words, give it away.
	Well, it's too late.
	What difference does it make at this point?
	Pfizer's made so much money they might as well just throw their patent to the wind.
	No, no, but we're, the government, we are, the people are paying to buy from Pfizer and give it to other countries.
	Why doesn't Pfizer do that?
	It's a scandal.
	Yes!
	Warning.
	Amy Goodman clip inbound.
	At least I trigger warned you for the Amy Goodman clip.
	One clip from Amy.
	The northern Chinese city of Harbin has ordered recreational facilities and religious venues to shut down after a single case of COVID-19 was identified in the city of 10 million.
	The move is part of China's zero-tolerance approach to stamping out new outbreaks of the virus.
	That was new to me.
	Yeah, that wasn't played up anywhere.
	You know what that means.
	We're going to have TikTok videos of Chinese people falling on their face again, dying in the street, you know, convulsing.
	Quick check of the Freedom Papers.
	I think we might have played this on Sunday.
	It's just a quick reminder what...
	What Dictator Dan is doing there in New South Wales and Melbourne.
	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 on, how long it'll be a feature of things.
	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 and that you've still got the protection that comes from either AstraZeneca, Moderna or Pfizer.
	Booster Passport!
	Yeah!
	A whole new technology to roll out of Booster Passport.
	In New York City, where they have the Excelsior Pass, where pretty much 11 out of 15 restaurants are actually not enforcing it, Which is good to hear.
	Black Lives Matter, or a Black Lives Matter group, and I'm waiting to see if this plays out, has threatened New York City and the mayor with a George Floyd-like uprising.
	And I love this, because this is something we've been saying.
	After declaring vaccine mandates are racist, and a passport to racism is Yeah.
	Because 72% of blacks in New York City, age 18 to 44, are unvaccinated.
	Here's what they said.
	I think there's an argument to be made.
	They warned the uprising similar to the ones here.
	We're putting this city on notice that your mandate will not be another racist social distance practice.
	Black people are not going to stand by or you will see another uprising.
	And that is not a threat.
	That's a promise.
	The vaccination passport is not a free passport to racism.
	Let's see how that works out.
	Well, it puts the Democrats between a rock and a hard place because they don't know what to do.
	No, of course not.
	When you turn the tables on them, they just...
	They don't know what to do.
	What I just love is that I just have to state it.
	It's so obvious.
	When you have a vaccine that does not protect you because unvaccinated people can give it to you, then there's no difference between vaccinated and unvaccinated.
	And please, let's stop with the, you won't have to go to the hospital, you'll be less sick.
	Plenty of people are dying.
	It's just not true.
	And they have no metrics around that.
	It's just a talking point.
	Not that I've seen.
	Well, there are metrics, but it shows that most of the people right now in the hospitals are vaccinated.
	And that's what plays out in Israel.
	Israel is still your test case they don't want to talk about.
	Oh, of course not.
	Especially since the health minister admitted all the people dying after their COVID vaccine.
	But sadly, they hadn't gotten the third booster.
	And the fourth, you know, there was no chance for them.
	They died before that.
	But luckily the Apple wallet on the iPhone is getting a verifiable COVID-19 vaccination card.
	We're all very excited to add it to our iPhones.
	You stupid sheep.
	I think that's about it.
	I don't think I have...
	Well, it is about it, but in the next half or next segment, we can go into Biden.
	But since we were talking about the vaccinations and you heard Biden in one of those clips, I think it was the CBS clip, he's very erudite.
	Mm-hmm.
	Because he went to the UN to talk about the pretty much...
	He went to the UN to peter out after I timed it 14 minutes.
	The general wisdom of the show, conventional wisdom, he is energetic for 12.
	I clocked him at 14 before he went...
	And then he starts close micing.
	Folks, it's not a joke.
	When he's tired, he starts close-miking.
	I have two clips from him that relate to the vaccine.
	Good.
	Then we'll take a break.
	I have, first of all...
	Well, actually, we'll take a break and play one of the clips later in the Biden segment.
	But I do want to play this clip, which is the bonus clip.
	Yes.
	And this was sent in by one of our producers.
	I didn't do this.
	I had a clip that I had done a medley of, but this is far superior.
	And we heard, like I said, if you take Biden out of context, it sounds very erudite if you just pull something out, which is what they did on CBS. But let's listen to a collection of Biden trying to speak succinctly at the United Nations.
	Now, together, climactically.
	We're mingled with great pain.
	We've lost so much to this devastating pandemic, the emergence of new technologies, and a Global Health Threat Council for the global COVID response.
	Vaccinating the world and building back better from the borderless climate crisis, from the United States and from other donors.
	Working with countries, technologies, it reduced the risk.
	Similarly, we know the bitter string of terrorism, the bitter string of terrorism is real.
	The United States is committed to using our resources.
	When the earthquake strikes, we're fighting between warring parties, heroic, horrific violence, and a belief in the universe when it occurs in, whether it occurs in LGBTQI. The authoritarianism of the world.
	Proud Moldovans.
	Built, broke, now, together.
	Climactic climate change.
	From COVID to climate.
	We, you and I, God bless you all.
	Yeah, I wish we had a better copy of that, because there is a better copy.
	Well, it is what it is.
	I have better clips later.
	There aren't just medleys of him bubbling and stumbling.
	To get us into the break, since he stumbled over LGBTQIAAP +, which we have no issue with, here's the reminted Prime Minister from Canada.
	I will never apologize for standing up for an LGBTQIAAP+. LGBTQ2 plus kids' rights to not have to undergo conversion therapy.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	Conversion therapy?
	The man who put the seas in the borderless climate crisis, ladies and gentlemen, Mr.
	John C. Dvorak.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all ships and sea blitz on the ground, feet in the air.
	Stop us in the water and all the names of knights out there.
	And before I give an in the morning to the trolls, you know, it just hit me.
	It just hit me.
	The people who yell about in America, oh, Republicans want to do conversion therapy on the children.
	What the hell is this?
	What do you call it when you're giving your child hormone blockers?
	Is that not conversion therapy?
	It's like conversion therapy to be software.
	That's hardware, which is worse.
	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room.
	We find them at trollroom.io.
	Accept no substitutes.
	Wait, stop.
	What?
	Who does conversion therapy in the last 25 years?
	This is an old meme.
	Anyway, go on.
	Sorry.
	The Troll Room, the only Troll Room, is at TrollRoom.io, except no cheap knockoffs, Stephen Crowder.
	This is the only Troll Room, and you can only reach it through its official URL, TrollRoom.io.
	We got a lot of trolls.
	Yeah, Crowder.
	He's stealing our clips and stealing our lingo.
	Yeah, he's stealing our clips.
	It's okay.
	I mean, that's why we publish them.
	But Denticall, is chat room a troll room?
	I don't think so.
	Gloves off, gauntlet down.
	Trolls, let me count you.
	How many trolls do we have in the troll room today?
	Troll count.
	Oh, listen to them.
	Here they go, just scurrying away, those little trolls.
	Let me see if I get a count here.
	2135.
	2135.
	That's not bad.
	But these are real trolls.
	Look at them.
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	They're disgusting, but we do love our trolls.
	Trollroom.io.
	They're here every single Thursday and Sunday.
	But actually, they're there 24-7.
	That's what the Trollroom is about.
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	We want to thank the artist who brought us the artwork for episode 1383, 1,383 episodes in our 14th year of the No Agenda Show.
	And this honor...
	Oh, what happened to the...
	That's interesting.
	I don't see the artwork popping up there.
	Ah, yes!
	I remember.
	I think we, in fact, we both said at the same time, that's the one, and he'll love it.
	Comic strip blogger!
	The yellow submarine.
	He did it.
	Yellow on blue.
	He nailed it.
	Ikea.
	Can't beat it.
	Is that true?
	Ikea is yellow on blue.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's famous.
	Huh.
	Interesting.
	Interesting.
	It was good.
	So, of course, this was about...
	He had the nuclear power there.
	He got the 33 on the sub.
	It was F France.
	This, of course, is the nuclear deal that Australia is doing with the U.S. and the U.K., not buying from France.
	It was just good.
	Other stuff we saw...
	Mike Reilly did a...
	Al Sharpton.
	Yeah, it was gruesome.
	It was gruesome.
	Zyra San did a stay safe Nazi suit.
	I do want to call out Capitalist Agenda for doing the newsletter logo.
	Which one was that?
	Which one did you use?
	I forget.
	But he did a Bauhaus type of thing.
	It's in this pile with a no agenda, big giant N-O and red on black.
	It's on page two of this.
	Oh, that's the Fox logo.
	Is that the one?
	No.
	No, it's not a Fox logo.
	It's just a Bauhaus thing.
	It's on page two.
	Oh, I see.
	Yes, yes, yes.
	Capitalist agenda.
	Bauhaus.
	It's a Bauhaus thing, man.
	I just really like this type of stuff.
	It's a Bauhaus.
	I know.
	You like it a Bauhaus.
	I like it a Bauhaus.
	You're a Bauhaus lover, man.
	I'm a Bauhaus kind of guy.
	I don't know if that's good or not.
	Let's see if we can say anything about this.
	No, I don't think it just wasn't dinner with no agenda.
	It was cute.
	No, it's just this stuck out of everything.
	What can I say?
	When it's good, it's good.
	Yeah.
	And I'm sure he was reveling in this.
	I'm sure he had a really good time.
	Yeah, he had a...
	He threw everything but the kitchen sink on it, you know?
	He's got the 33, he's got the France, he's got the nuclear-powered with the signage on there and the yellow submarine, reference to the Beatles.
	Huh.
	So...
	Hmm, hmm.
	Well, you can see all of the artwork, everything that we've discussed, and much more as Dreb Scott goes to work the minute we release the show.
	This is part of Podcasting 2.0 where you can have cloud chapters.
	It actually could be completely crowdsourced.
	We like to keep it within the family and have one of our producers dedicated to it.
	But you need a new app, and you need a new app because with that you are also protecting podcasting from Silicon Valley takeovers.
	We're protecting it from Spotify.
	We're protecting it from Apple.
	We're protecting it from Facebook and Google and all these a-holes.
	Not that they could really capture podcasting, but we don't want them to pull it apart.
	Newpodcastapps.com.
	You know who just signed up?
	I think Michael Savage.
	Oh, he was on podcasting 2.0?
	I think so.
	That makes sense.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	People are smart, man.
	New podcast.
	You have to realize guys like Savage, they're not doing anything.
	He doesn't know how the system even works.
	So he has a guy.
	Of course.
	He'll hire a dude named Ben who knows immediately what to do.
	So the dude named Ben, you should thank him, whoever he is.
	Well, I don't know exactly which dude named Ben.
	Actually, there's one more piece of great news.
	Twitter will now be integrating the Strike API. It means nothing to you.
	But they will be implementing the exact same streaming payment system called the Lightning Network for paying people on Twitter as Podcasting 2.0.
	Brilliant minds think alike.
	Good luck to Twitter.
	Good luck to Twitter.
	Let's thank our executive producers and associate executive producers for episode 1,383.
	This is how it works.
	We take no commercial money.
	There's just no corporate interest, nothing creepy.
	We long ago established that you need to determine the value of this product.
	And whatever it's worth to you, you put that in a number, send to us.
	We'll take time, talent, or treasure.
	And as long as that works for everybody else, we continue.
	14 years.
	We're looking good.
	Well, it does look promising for Sir A.J. Reistad, who's actually the Viscount of Idaho, who came up with $2,000.
	That'll be his donation for this show.
	Whoa!
	Now, he is a...
	I mean, he...
	I was looking at the thing...
	Jay was looking at this note that he sent in, his letter.
	The real note right there.
	Yeah.
	He's actually...
	He's a member of the following clubs.
	The Deuce Club?
	Huh?
	Which means that he donated to show 200.
	Yeah.
	Holy crap.
	He's also an executive producer, show 202, 300, 303, a whole bunch of them, but he's also a member of the 300 Club, the 303 Club, the 333 Club, the 400 Club, the 404 Club, the 500 Club, the 505 Club, the 600 Club, the 606 Club, the 700 Club, and the 707 Club.
	So he came in with $2,000.
	He's a Viscount, but he's probably a Duke, I think, if he adds up the numbers.
	Unbelievable.
	He writes, a Baron of Yellowstone in Tennessee Valley.
	He's also the Baron of Yellowstone in Tennessee Valley, as well as the Viscount.
	He says, in celebration of my 50th orbit around the day star on the 25th, I'm upgrading my value for value to Viscount.
	Oh, he's upgrading to Viscount.
	I guess he's on the upgrade list.
	I think he's higher up than that, but okay.
	Lay my claim to the state of Idaho in addition to my existing protectorates.
	A biscuit, if you may, be so kind.
	Here's to another year of the best media deconstruction in the universe, Sir AJ. Thank you very much, Sir AJ. AJ Reistat.
	Baron, now to be Viscount.
	We got you on the list.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	There it is.
	Nice butter biscuit for you.
	Thank you very much.
	I'm sorry, The Sizzling Hot Jazz.
	No, no, no.
	What happened to James Pullman?
	I missed him.
	Yes.
	Don't miss James.
	He's right up there on the list.
	Oh, well, there he is.
	James Pullman, $1,000.
	I appreciate these guys.
	We appreciate these notes.
	Yeah.
	I appreciate, he writes, each show and your efforts to produce them.
	Efforts.
	It's just an effort, John.
	It's just an effort.
	It's a concerted effort.
	Please call me Sir Missa Hippie.
	All right.
	I'll leave the soundbites to you.
	Thank you.
	Alright, we'll give him a karma, of course.
	And, uh...
	Stay safe!
	We've got to do a stay safe salute.
	You've got karma.
	That's an instant I'd sure miss a hippie.
	Yep.
	Now, I'll get the Sizzling Hot Jazz Singer.
	You can get the next one's longer.
	And another $1,000 after the Pullman $1,000.
	This is good.
	This is a good day.
	This is to fulfill my hubby's long-kept birthday wish.
	Wait a minute.
	This is the Sizzling Hot Jazz Singer.
	She's the Sizzling Hot Jazz Singer.
	You bet.
	September 24th is his birthday.
	He's a folder, not a cruncher.
	Old reference to Adam's running gag.
	Following his wish, he should forthwith be known as Sir Artless Chance, protector of the light-painting geeks.
	Love you guys.
	Thanks for keeping us sane.
	The Sizzling Hot Jazzinger.
	Now, I know who this is, I believe.
	And he's somewhat famous.
	But now, do we put Artless Chance as the executive producer?
	Honestly, I love the sizzling hot jazz singer on my list.
	It's cooler to do that in the credit.
	He of course gets his knighthood and all the benefits.
	Does she know about the hookers and blow?
	She doesn't care.
	She's a sizzling hot jazz singer, you're right.
	Well, I'm going to give them a jingle too, since it's a little karma, since they didn't ask for one.
	You've got karma.
	Wow, that kicks everything off with a bang.
	And check out Kelly Gibson, Dame of the Crushed Grapes.
	924.
	Coming in from San Diego, California in the morning from the Dame of the Crushed Grapes.
	I'm donating 924 to celebrate my 54th trip around the sun of September 24th.
	Please add me to the birthday list.
	You bet!
	I'm holding back the $76 to become a Baroness while I come up with a name.
	This is a good way to do it.
	Any suggestions are welcome.
	I wanted to share a COVID story from a friend in Wisconsin.
	Her neighbors both came down with COVID symptoms and decided to get tested.
	The wife, who is vaccinated, tested negative.
	The husband, not vaccinated, tested positive.
	He couldn't believe they had different test results, so he went back the next day and checked the box that he was vaccinated, and miraculously, his test came back negative.
	It's not a miracle.
	She says, love and lit.
	Hope you never find an exit strategy.
	Bye in a Wisconsin accent.
	What's bye in a Wisconsin accent?
	I can't do it.
	I can't do it either, no.
	Since my note is lengthy, no jingles, no karma, I will tell you exactly why that happened.
	This is known to the show.
	Vaccinated people are tested with 28-cycle PCR, unvaccinated at 38 or more.
	You see?
	That's the scam.
	You've got karma.
	Yeah, I would say that's a massive scam.
	It's really disgusting.
	Dame Sexy's next.
	Yeah?
	That's what's happening.
	That's what's happening.
	That's how it's going.
	Dame Sexy.
	Dame Sexy's next.
	$923.75 in Livermore, Colorado.
	Huh.
	Happy birthday to Sir Howitzer on this fine day.
	You are good enough, you are smart enough, and gosh darn it, people like you.
	Love from Dame Sexy.
	Sexy spells 5'3".
	Well, she's got S3, but it should be 53XY. Christopher Hill, 480-79.
	A lot of numerology today.
	Swan View, Washington, or Western Australia, sorry.
	Swan View, Western Australia.
	Look that up, John.
	Fly around Swan View, will you?
	You're the Google fly around man.
	Let's find out what's in Swan Hill.
	Greetings from the penal state of Western Australia.
	Please accept my donation of 487.79 Oz dollars, which is 333.33 USD, the best podcast in the universe.
	I've been listening to Adam since Adam's first JRE appearance.
	Would you please dedouche me?
	You've been dedouched.
	I work in the mining industry and the big mining companies are considering vaccine mandates, so I'm not sure how much longer I will be employed as I don't want to get the job.
	This is what I'm talking about.
	You're a patriot to Australia, my friend, if you stand up.
	I get a chuckle every time you guys debate how to pronounce premier.
	In Western Australia, we pronounce it premia.
	Keep up the good work.
	Can I get a big jobs karma as I might need it soon?
	Cheers, Christopher Hill.
	Big, big Jobs Karma calls for this one. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs. Jobs.
	You've got karma. Jobs. Jobs.
	Jacob Forrester's coming in with 33923.
	Here is the first one that introduced...
	He.
	Oh.
	What?
	He is the first one to introduce me to the podcast.
	You're missing lines, man.
	I'm missing the top lines.
	Everyone must be an executive producer once, and my turn goes to a birthday donation, 923, from my brother, Sir Knight Knight, as he heads towards Barony.
	He is the one that introduced me to the podcast a few years back, and I have not missed a word of the show since.
	How do I miss the whole front of that note?
	It's a magical thing with you, John.
	He is everything you would expect and more from a brother, a father, and a friend.
	Thank you for setting an extraordinary example for your little brother.
	Truly a role model.
	If Sir Night Night's wife and his friend Andy have donated in his honor today, it proves how much he is loved.
	And if not, those are complete douchebags!
	I guess I call them out.
	Adam and John, you guys do great work on the best podcast in the universe, and this millennial appreciates all you do.
	Ah, an MP. You both have helped many people during these troubling times.
	Adam, quick question.
	What was the two-way non-internet reliant receiver you had for your front door in Austin called?
	It was called a hole in the door.
	It was...
	It was a looking glass with a camera and a hole in the door and the screen is on the back of it.
	It was no broadcast, no receiver.
	It was just a hole in the door.
	So there's your answer.
	Finally, sincerely wish a happy birthday to Sir Night-Night.
	Me, Chelsea, Adelie, and Poppy love you lots and cannot wait to celebrate on Friday.
	Oh, very nice.
	For jingles, I'd like the long Rev Al song if time allows, plus a dog karma for all.
	And that is it.
	I'm sure we can do the long one.
	It's only a couple seconds longer.
	It's a good one, too.
	He's getting lunch at Chipotle.
	The tortisse in the race.
	Kim Kardashian is Siganoy Weaver.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T. They're all jitty.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T. There's no real conflict.
	Resist.
	We must.
	Resist.
	We must.
	We must.
	And we will much.
	About.
	That.
	Be committed.
	And that guy just celebrated his 10th year with MSNBC.
	Making millions.
	Making millions.
	Take care.
	That's a hell of a network, that MSNBC. Lauren, I guess it would be LaMare in Carlisle, Massachusetts.
	That's 33418.
	She sends a note in.
	It's just a card, actually.
	It's a nice, cute little card.
	It says, ITM. No jingles, no karma.
	Smiley face.
	Just a birthday gift to myself.
	Approximately $33,000.
	Lauren.
	So she's not on the birthday list and she should be.
	Oh, Lauren LaMere.
	Okay, let me add this.
	33 years old.
	One of these probably today.
	Or just, you know, just...
	Today.
	Okay, why don't you take the next one while I'm writing this down.
	Yes, Shelly Petty, 333.33.
	The official...
	Donation, I got hit in the mouth by my brother, Chad.
	We need some house-selling karma.
	Also, I sent $100 in honor of Chad from Fargo, North Dakota, July 1st, and it didn't get called out.
	Please make good.
	Okay, Chad, $100 on behalf of you from Fargo.
	That's right.
	Thanks, Shelly.
	Patty, there's your make good.
	Gotta love it.
	Henry Jones, 333.33.
	That's the special executive producer donation amount.
	Everyone needs to be an exec once in their life.
	He's from Bluefield, West Virginia, writes, I made my donation via PayPal.
	My daughter Mary asked me to mention all the 33s I've been seeing.
	Yesterday, training for a 100-mile bike ride to celebrate my birthday.
	I finished the ride with exactly 33 miles.
	When I opened Outlook, I had 33 reminders.
	My wife, Kim, asked me what I wanted for my 60th birthday, October 2nd.
	I could think of nothing better than to become a No Agenda executive producer.
	We've reached the apex with this one, John.
	I started listening to the show in December of 2016 after my son Daniel, then 20, hit me in the mouth on Thanksgiving break.
	I was curious about podcasts, but I'd never listened to one.
	Daniel said, you know, you might enjoy No Agenda.
	A podcast with John C. Devorak and Adam Curry discussing the media and current events.
	I said, wow, your mom and I watched MTV from the first video until they stopped playing videos.
	Adam was our favorite VJ.
	For years, I read PC Magazine from cover to cover until they stopped arriving in the mail.
	I always save John's articles for last because you should always save the best for last.
	I'd love to check out what John and Adam are doing now, he said.
	The rest is history.
	When I started listening, I had no idea Adam was the podfather, and you were both constructive in making podcasting what it is today.
	Love the show.
	Never miss one.
	Thanks to you both and the entire family of NA producers for all you do.
	You make it look easy, but I know it's not.
	No jingles, but anarchy goat karma for us all, please.
	Yes, I'm glad you requested that.
	Anarchy, anarchy, anarchy!
	You've got karma.
	A classic.
	That is a good one.
	David and Crystal Culpa, 333.33.
	Thank you both again for the best podcast in the universe.
	The two of you have provided us with so much information and entertainment and most importantly, community, since we found your podcast four years ago.
	We attended the Deerfield Beach Meetup and got to meet some new people and have fantastic conversations all afternoon.
	We'll be setting up a meetup for Saturday, October 17th in Orlando, Florida.
	So anyone attending Tom Woods' 2000th episode event, make sure to come by and say hello.
	Douchebag call-outs to Casey and Elvis.
	Douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	Thank you both for all you do, not Casey and Elvis, us.
	We appreciate you twice a week, every week.
	Okay?
	Oh, nice.
	So, Proteus is next in Newark, Delaware, 3333.
	Job karma for all, Sir Proteus.
	Oops.
	That's a general...
	Oh, here we go.
	Sorry.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Yeah.
	Well, why don't you start reading from Thomas, and I'll be looking for Chris's email.
	Yeah, Chris Bergstrom.
	I looked for his.
	I have other ones, but I don't have that one.
	Thomas Balmer, this is also a 33333 donation from Iowa City, Iowa.
	Please start me off with a huge, a huge deduce.
	You've been deduced.
	Discovered the podcast, the best podcast in the universe, after Adam's Tom Woods appearance.
	Long ago, so I'm overdue.
	Can we do anything about a jingle for Woods Donations?
	Oh, you mean like this?
	Tom Woods Donation.
	You ask and we serve.
	We've had that one for a while.
	Humbly request from R2D2 Karma.
	Thank you very much.
	Thank you, Thomas.
	You've got... Karma.
	Any luck?
	Not yet.
	Sir Eric is naked from South Ogden, Utah.
	I'll finish it.
	Okay, keep going.
	From South Ogden, Utah.
	Known from Ogden Aviation.
	In the morning, orbiting into my 50th rotation on a show day.
	Congratulations.
	I offer my birthday donation of 333.33 to the best podcast in the universe.
	Please add me, finally, to the birthday list.
	You're on it.
	I'm working on deconstructing yet another financial institution-led initiative trying to tackle the global identity slash eliminating cash currency initiative.
	This one is called Gain, G-A-I-N, and is taking me longer than I thought.
	Props to all the efforts you two do.
	This shiz be hard.
	We just make it look easy, Matt.
	No jingles.
	No jingles.
	Karma for all who need it.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Sir Eric is naked.
	I'm very excited to hear what you learned about Gain, G-A-I-N, and here's the karma.
	Everybody needs one.
	You've got karma.
	What's G-A-I-N? Well, we don't know.
	It's a new initiative.
	It's an acronym.
	Is it a podcasting thing?
	It's an acronym to help people eliminate cash.
	Oh.
	There's several of these initiatives.
	Okay.
	Chris Bergstrom.
	The reason we don't have this, and it would have been normally in the spreadsheet, but he never put donation in the subject line.
	Oh, boy.
	What a violation.
	A violation!
	So when I do my rundown before I go to bed, the night before, I go look at all these people that can't seem to figure out how to get the PayPal thing to work, which is fine.
	And I look for the word donation.
	I don't look for knighthood accounting.
	So, okay.
	Chris Vox here.
	This is Chris Bergstrom.
	Well, maybe it's Chris Vox.
	Chris Vox here with my third 33-33-33 donation in three episodes.
	Assuming you can spot me the penny.
	No, of course we can.
	There it is.
	Pick it up.
	Pick it up.
	This should make me eligible for knighthood accounting attached.
	Okay, he has to be knighted.
	You might want to get a pen out.
	Please knight me Sir Chris Vox, and I'd like to ask for chips and dip at the roundtable.
	I've kept all my notes short, but before I switch to a monthly donation, I'd like to give you some background.
	I'm a musician in a group called Hairball.
	One second, it was...
	Say it again, what he wanted?
	Sir Chris Vox.
	At the roundtable?
	Oh, chips and dip.
	Chips and dip?
	Done, sir.
	I thought that was at the round table, to be honest about it.
	It always is, but he may want some onion dip.
	I'll get some onion dip.
	He didn't say onion dip.
	He's getting onion dip.
	If he doesn't specify, he's getting what we got in the castle.
	Here's what you do.
	There's a generalized tip.
	There's a couple of these seasonings, one made by Badia and the other one made by this other Mexican company.
	But Badia Saison Total, it's a big giant seasoning and it's great for everything.
	You get it at Mexican stores.
	And you just buy any sour cream and you take about two tablespoons of this Badia Saison Total and you mix it into the sour cream.
	Best dip ever.
	I definitely That was your snack tip of the day.
	He goes on, this continues, and says, I've kept all my notes short, except for this one.
	But before I switch to a monthly donation, I'd like to give you some background.
	I'm a musician in a group called Hairball, and we traveled the U.S. year-round.
	When the Rona shut down, the world, it was a shock.
	I hadn't voted in the last three presidential elections, and he ended with Joe Biden.
	And we're more than happy tuning out the world.
	We lived in spending my life in a bubble until I really wasn't allowed to live my life anymore.
	I spent a few weeks not really understanding what was happening, but I quickly realized that I needed another source of information other than my TV. I turned to podcasting and started listening to the only guy I'd really heard of, Joe Rogan.
	Although I just missed Adam's February appearance, I still listen to Joe regularly and found many interesting guests to branch out and listen to and my fellow musician, Lance King, who I shall call out as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	Turned me on to no agenda around the end of April, so there's a Lance King donation.
	Right.
	I was hooked.
	I would like to offer up a small ray of hope and say it is still possible for opposite people on the aisle to coexist.
	Our band and crew, 14 people in total on the road.
	Are pretty evenly split in politics, and yet we continue to work together and travel together without incident.
	In fact, I wouldn't trade, because you don't listen to MSNBC. In fact, I wouldn't trade anything for my ability to travel with them and make a living.
	Last but not least, I'd like to offer my talents to anyone who would like a professional vocalist for jingles.
	End of show.
	You name it.
	I'd love to contribute.
	I'll send you some lyrics.
	You can find me on NAS at ChrisVox.
	There you go.
	Or you can find me on the usual social media garbage.
	YouTube, Facebook, etc.
	Search for Chris Vox with a K or hairball and you'll find plenty of references.
	I love Pro Gear and I can work remotely.
	Much love to you guys.
	By the way, hairball, great band name.
	Great band.
	It's just a great band.
	Much love to you guys, especially if you like cats.
	Much love to you guys, and here's to never finding your ex's strategy.
	Please, peace and harmony to you both.
	Thank you.
	That's very sweet.
	He's got a little musical sign at the end there.
	Send some merch, man.
	I want hairball merch.
	That's cool.
	I'll wear hairball merch.
	Thank you, Jennifer Wieda, Dame Jennifer, for sending me the Austin Powder Company challenge coin with the entire history.
	I went to the P.O. Box.
	As you can tell.
	No, I never got that.
	No, it was for me.
	It was a birthday present.
	It was because of my birthday.
	So she actually sent it on time.
	And of course, I didn't get it until later.
	And I also got the...
	What was the thing that you got that you said...
	Shoot, what did I get the other day?
	Oh, I got the...
	The Ivermectin.
	I got the Ivermectin.
	I also got the Inspiration4 patches.
	That was pretty cool.
	Oh yes, those are good.
	So I can pretend like I went like a douchebag with jerks in space.
	Yeah, you just get a patch, put it on your patch jacket.
	Dan and Bastian, or Dan and Bastian Rutenkolk from Deutschland, 300.
	Now, they sent a very long note.
	It's more of a boots-on-the-ground report.
	I will read the first part, and we'll paste the rest right under their credit in the show notes, because it's a lot of what we already talked about, particularly when it comes to what's happening.
	As they say, good day from Aussie Dan.
	Not the lunatic premier or premia from Victoria and the German basti who resides in Vietnam.
	Attached as a joint donation and our first donation, we are in desperate need of a double dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	That's dedouching for Aussie Dan.
	You've been dedouched.
	And a dedouching for German Basti.
	A mountain of gratitude goes to John and yourself and to everything and everyone that makes No Agenda the best podcast in the universe.
	The dose of sanity we receive twice a week from No Agenda is valuable beyond words.
	And then they do a report, both of what's happening in Australia as well as in Vietnam.
	And they finish it up, this rather long note.
	And again, I'm putting it in the show notes.
	We're both super positive, can see the wheels falling off the wagon in both countries.
	Sooner rather than later, on this note, please pump out some karma for the Noah Jenner universe.
	Thanks again, guys.
	A mask-free hug and all.
	Love your work, Dan and Basti.
	And we'll throw in a goat for that.
	Thank you very much, guys.
	You've got karma.
	Jonathan Keegan, Sir Psychopath in Charlotte.
	North Carolina 26233.
	A lot of people are thinking of moving to North Carolina instead of Austin.
	Which I would recommend.
	ITM John and Adam, with this donation, I become a baronet this Saturday.
	My lovely girlfriend will qualify for the Boston Marathon.
	But a little karma never hurts.
	So may I please get her some race day karma?
	I'd gladly take any leftover karma for my own marathon and upcoming golf tournament.
	And if it's not too much to ask in you, please play John's Donate song at the end of today's show.
	Donate.
	Thanks, Jonathan Keegan, Sir Psychopath.
	Do we have a long version of that for end of show?
	No, it's not really.
	It's just me.
	No, I don't think so.
	It's just the echo version.
	What's this?
	No, that's not the one.
	I have this, of course.
	Donate!
	You've got karma.
	I thought we had a song of you, an end of show with you saying donate.
	Donate.
	I think there might be a song, yeah.
	Hold on a second.
	Donate.
	End of show.
	No?
	Maybe someone else can help us out with that.
	Where are we now?
	You're on Rob Patch.
	That's right.
	From Santee.
	California, 22901.
	Let's see what that number means to them.
	Hey guys, I'll keep this short.
	Like us.
	My smoldering hot wife, Lita, and I are celebrating our 20th anniversary on September 22nd.
	20 years!
	and they never had a fight, but they did feel compelled to donate.
	This donation of 229.01 is for a fabulous wedding day, European-style, with the day before the month, which counts because she's a Portuguese princess.
	On a related note, we saw the newsletter from John letting us know it's Hobbit Day, which we had no idea when we made reservations for tonight in an amazing restaurant called The Hobbit in Orange, California.
	Karma comes in all forms, I guess, but...
	But please, bless us with marriage and health karma for the next 20 years.
	For a jingle, all I need in my life is I Got Ants from John.
	Thanks for the best podcast in the universe.
	Staying dangerous and truthy.
	That means not safe.
	Okay, Rob Patch.
	Yes, let me see.
	We have ants.
	We have...
	Let's see...
	I'll play you a little bit of this, because I know how much y'all love it.
	This is just my favorite part.
	When John comes in, let us know what you got.
	I got ants.
	I got ants.
	You've got karma.
	Karma.
	It's already kilowatt of the troll room to 1776.
	Hey, he's got 1776 in there.
	I finally got my federal income tax refund, so this is my annual cut of the refund donation.
	Actual amount of $17.76.
	$34 was almost a sign from the heavens, but off by one penny.
	Send everyone who could use it a little karma.
	You've got karma.
	Robert Henry, 216.
	ITM, I was searching for an anniversary gift for my wife, and it hit me.
	Donate to no agenda!
	So happy 16th anniversary, Dame Christina Pearl of the Clear Blue Skies.
	Thanks for hitting me in the mouth a little over a year ago.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	She hit him in the mouth.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Thank you for your courage.
	I think I have a note from the next one.
	Who is it, John?
	Yes, an email was sent to you.
	Who is it from?
	Matt Davidson, $211.10, specially sent a note to Adam outlining something.
	Can you read the next one while I look at this for a second?
	Yeah.
	Mike Supko in Belmar, New Jersey, $200.76, and he sent an actual letter in.
	And he says, Greetings from the Jersey Shore.
	Enjoy the show.
	I would like to request some health karma for my family.
	Thanks, Mike.
	Okay, we got some karma.
	Yeah, I have his email here.
	You got his email?
	Yeah, I have the email.
	Of course, it has some jingles which I needed to grab.
	So here we go.
	This is from Matt Davidson.
	What was his number?
	What did Matt...
	Support us with...
	211.10.
	211.10.
	Okay.
	So the first thing he wants is, dude, new shit has come to light.
	I've got information, man.
	New shit has come to light.
	Dear John and Adam, this donation is from my wife, Alyssa.
	Oh, a switcheroo.
	I've got to put that in there.
	Alyssa.
	Alyssa Davidson.
	Okay.
	We can do it all.
	Alyssa Davidson.
	And continues.
	She doesn't listen to the show.
	But I know the propagation is working when she comments on the size of people's amygdala.
	I'll convert her soon enough.
	Yeah, it's working.
	She does listen to the show.
	She's full of it.
	She is in need of jobs, Karma, because she chose to voluntarily walk away from her dream job as a labor and delivery nurse by refusing to accept the vaccine into her life.
	Thank you for your courage, he says, but I say thank you for her courage, Sir Whisker Biscuit.
	And he wanted some Screw Your Freedom, some Kamala Harris, a little yay and don't enslave me, and we'll throw in a big-ass Karma for her.
	Screw your freedom.
	Yay!
	We need more of that.
	Don't enslave me, Camilla.
	All those years in show business you think...
	Karma.
	All those years in show business you think that Schwarzenegger knew how to mic himself.
	I love it.
	No, he doesn't.
	All right, last, or not last, second to last.
	Anonymous comes in from Verone, Wisconsin, with $200.33.
	It's actually a nice little handmade card with a photo of the Wisconsin State Park on it.
	Nice.
	Hello, Adam and John.
	In the morning, in my efforts to stay off the governor's radar, encloses a cashier's check.
	This is talking about anonymous cashier's check.
	Via snail mail.
	Talk about paranoid.
	For support towards a show in October, $200.33.
	Okay.
	We're not there yet, but okay.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	And play the jobs, jobs, jobs because it makes me giggle every time I hear it.
	I'm a new listener this summer.
	Coming from Tom Woods.
	You know, Tom Woods has delivered a lot of listeners.
	Yes, he has.
	He's got 2,000 shows?
	He's done 2,000 shows?
	I think Rogan may have done more than that.
	Yeah, but Rogan does daily.
	Does Woods do daily?
	Yeah, three days a week.
	I have immense appreciation for your news analysis.
	And Media Deconstruction.
	This is handwritten, by the way.
	And Media Deconstruction.
	It's readable.
	Keep up the good work.
	Sincerely.
	And then she's got her name here, which I won't read because she wants to be off the radar.
	And, well, thank you.
	Thank you.
	All right.
	It was a jobs, jobs, jobs, Carmine.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Oh, no.
	You're up.
	Okay, so we've done both of those?
	The Supco and Anonymous?
	Yeah.
	Sarah Martin, that's our last one.
	Lanark Highlands.
	Lanark, Lanark, Lanark Highlands.
	$200.
	I'm going to presume that may be Canadian cuck bucks, but it's valid here.
	And that's Ontario, Canada.
	Thank you for the best podcast ever, ever.
	I was surprised last Sunday to hear a donation from my sister-in-law.
	Cuck bucks?
	Yes, Canadian cuck bucks.
	You know, you're just hearing this now for the first time?
	Yeah.
	Thank you for the best podcast ever!
	I was surprised last Sunday to hear a donation from my sister-in-law, says Sarah Martin.
	I hit her in the mouth this summer and she donated before me!
	Oh no!
	You've both saved our sanity!
	Jingle please, shut up slave, take the vaccine, and no.
	And I guess I'll give her a de-douching as well.
	You've been de-douched.
	Shut up, slave!
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	No.
	You've got...
	I don't know, something about that no just cracks me up.
	No.
	Can't even quite...
	Yes.
	So there you go.
	That's our group of producers and executive producers that made this show possible.
	And we did very well.
	And I want to thank each and every one of them.
	Don't forget Sunday's different.
	So don't just stop, you know, which people will do.
	Oh, well, they got enough money on Thursday.
	You know that no matter what you say, it never makes a difference.
	No, it doesn't help.
	Podcasting is a roller coaster.
	The one thing that does kind of help...
	Is the likelihood of being an executive producer on the Sunday show you'll get a little more attention than you would have today?
	Definitely higher than that.
	Definitely.
	Well, thank you very much to our executive producers and associate executive producers.
	It's a value-for-value model.
	This is how it works.
	These credits are completely real.
	We vouch for you.
	And lots of people need jobs now.
	You know how to get a hold of us.
	Find us on No Agenda Social at adamatcurry.com, johnatdivorek.org.
	Thank you for...
	We're really making this a great media property in the eyes of many.
	We are kicking everybody's ass and we're doing it completely counter to the narrative.
	And no one knows about us, which is very interesting.
	We have a lot of producers out there that know about us and we have a lot of important musicians and artists that know about us and there's a level of people in the society that know about us.
	It's just that Brian Williams doesn't know about us.
	If you want to be a member of this exclusive club, it's easy.
	There's a website.
	You can find out all about it.
	Go to...
	Thank you all for bringing your time, your talent, your treasure for producing episode 1383.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	World.
	Order.
	Shut up, Ray.
	Shut up, Ray.
	So, Joe Biden.
	Thank you.
	Joe Biden's out and about a little more than usual, and he went and talked to the United Nations, and we played a clip earlier of kind of a summary of his gaffes.
	Most people just thought it was a boring speech, and it was kind of boring, I have to say.
	But he did go on and on about this.
	Well, actually, that's all the UN thing.
	The thing, I thought I had a clip of this is where they introduce him at the United Nations, and it was, what is this with this eminency?
	And here's his eminency.
	Did they say eminency or eminence?
	I think it's eminence, isn't it?
	It could be eminence.
	But it's like he's the President of the United States.
	He's not a monarch.
	Well, let's see what this eminence...
	Let's see what that means.
	Let's see if anyone can use that title.
	Is it something that our knights and dames can use?
	Oh, there you go.
	Now you're thinking.
	Well, of course.
	Let me see.
	Eminence.
	Let me see.
	Is there a definition anywhere?
	Here we go.
	Fame.
	Oh, here we go.
	Oh, this is an easy one.
	Yeah, we can use this.
	Noun.
	Fame or recognized superiority.
	Oh, superiority.
	Especially within a particular sphere or profession.
	So Biden's a superior being.
	Well, you and I are eminences of podcasting.
	I guess so.
	Someone should address you as your eminence.
	They should.
	I've always said this to my kids.
	And they won't do it.
	One day they'll find out the errors of their ways.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	So he did a couple of these little mini summits out of some office.
	Oh, he was doing little mini summits.
	Yeah, but he did two of them that were important.
	And they were kind of on...
	They weren't quite on the same...
	Actually, two of them were on the same day.
	But I want to play one...
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	I have some questions.
	Because, of course, I heard his speech.
	I didn't see it.
	I heard his speech.
	I watched some other speeches.
	I didn't know about these mini summits.
	The mini summit, did they have...
	Were these press events, the mini summits?
	No, there was two little tables in some room somewhere in the White House.
	Was it worthy of an eminence?
	No, he wasn't introduced that way.
	It was in the White House, and he comes out with somebody, and there's two tables.
	He sits at one, and they sit at the other, little bitty tables, small children's desks.
	And then there's this giant screen in the room with all these people.
	C-SPAN never takes a shot at the screen, so we don't know who's looking in, but they're supposed to be people.
	Okay.
	climate on the other.
	And I got the only one clip from the vaccine summit.
	And then I got a bunch of short clips from the climate summit, which you'll find highly entertaining.
	But let's start with this one.
	This is the Vaccine Summit.
	It says, Biden and Vaccine Summit power.
	It's about supercharging efforts in three key areas.
	Vaccinating the world by dramatically ramping up vaccine production.
	Donations, delivery, and administering the vaccine, which is a logistical challenge.
	Addressing the oxygen crisis in many hospitals around the world.
	Making other treatments more accessible and increasing the availability of public health tools like masks and tests.
	And building back better so that our global health security infrastructure is more resilient than it is today.
	We've all suffered.
	Did he just roll the clock back a year on that first bit about vaccines?
	We've got to buy more?
	People won't take what we have.
	I have no idea what he's talking about.
	So he has, I think that was one of the, can you play just the very beginning of that clip again?
	It's about supercharging efforts in three key areas.
	Supercharging efforts in three key areas.
	Oh, there it is.
	Okay.
	Now he says supercharging.
	Okay.
	Now, I caught him doing this, and he's got another clip coming up.
	He says it's about supercharging benefits in three areas.
	He does this.
	He says, there's two things, and then he names seven.
	In this case, he says in three areas, and then he mentions five areas.
	Yes, this is a constant with Joe.
	Yeah.
	Well, I've got one coming up where he says it constitutes four things and he names three.
	I mean, he does this constantly.
	I got three ideas and he names none, you know, just rambled.
	Well, he says first a lot.
	He says first, first, first.
	First, yeah, first.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so here he is at the climate summit.
	This one just doesn't have a number.
	It says Biden Info Climate Summit 21st, 21st century.
	It's good to see you all.
	Good morning.
	Thank you, Secretary Blinken, and a special thanks to Special Envoy Kerry.
	John's been a friend for a long time, and I have absolute trust in his leadership on this issue.
	We're honored to host all of you today as a follow-up to the Leaders' Summit climate we hosted back in April.
	I wanted to show that we're at an inflection point.
	I need to tell you the consequences of inaction, but you all actually know it.
	It's somewhat presumptuous for me to say this, but over the last two weeks, I've traveled across the United States to see the damage and destruction from record hurricanes, record floods, and wildfires.
	I come with a report.
	So there he comes.
	That's how he starts it off.
	And now we're going to do a bunch of short little clips that are...
	This next one is the WTF clip, which means that something he says is extremely idiotic.
	From Rutgers.
	Sorry.
	Okay, this is clip two.
	From record hurricanes, record floods, and wildfires.
	Climate continues to change across Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
	Ah, this is interesting because everyone was lamenting that he did not mention China, but really it was all about China and his tough stance on China.
	And here he just trips over the words.
	Yeah, this was after the U.N. speech.
	Yes, of course.
	Interesting.
	And that's when he was criticized for not mentioning China or anything.
	And then it's on his mind, and he confuses climate with China.
	It's on his mind, so here he is placed up against only 11 seconds, and you hear him just, why is he dropped this bomb in there?
	From record hurricanes, record floods, and wildfires.
	China continues across, excuse me, climate continues to change across Europe, Africa, and Latin America.
	No, it's just, dude.
	The guy is toast!
	I can't believe that they're letting him do these mini summits.
	Summits.
	And so there's now he uses the...
	This is the one the United Nations used this term and he's starting to use it now.
	This is clip three.
	The use of the term, because they can't get along with climate emergency, climate disaster, climate catastrophe.
	So let's go with this.
	The finding from the new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change represents a code red for humanity.
	Oh, man.
	Code red.
	I love this.
	I love this.
	I love that they're bringing that stuff in.
	Code red.
	Code red, everybody.
	It's code red.
	Okay, now we have...
	This one's called The Obvious.
	This is clip four.
	Clip four.
	The countries representing the major economies forum account for 80% of global emissions.
	Okay, I don't know what he just said.
	Let's listen again.
	The countries representing the major economies forum account for 80% of global emissions.
	The countries forming...
	The countries representing the major economies are doing 80% of the global emissions.
	Hello!
	Doesn't that make sense?
	Well, the countries that are doing all the work and they're representing all the economies that are doing all the...
	80% of the economies represent 80% of the emissions.
	So what else is new?
	Yeah, I know.
	It doesn't seem like something special.
	Samoa's not going to be contributing that much.
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay, so these...
	This just irked me, that one.
	Let's go to five.
	The next...
	Our emphasis this year...
	I'm sorry.
	Five.
	No mistake.
	Here we go.
	We set a goal that by 2025, our power sector will be free of carbon.
	What?
	In 2030, 50% of the cars sold in the United States, we believe, should be and must be electric vehicles.
	Wait a minute.
	What is our goal in three years, President?
	We set a goal that by 2025, our power sector will be free of carbon.
	Whoa.
	I don't think that's...
	Considering 80% of our electricity is derived from coal.
	He had all these crazy goals and none of them made any sense.
	But you know, let's stop for a second.
	Let's stop for a second.
	Joe blurts shit out he's hearing all the time.
	Maybe this 2025 is something that's being actively discussed.
	Like 2025 is going to be all zero carbon because we're going to take it down.
	Who knows what he's hearing in the Oval Office?
	I think we have to be careful and pay attention to the crazy stuff he's saying, because that may be what's actually going on.
	Now that you mention it, now you're scared of me.
	Let's go with clip six.
	The next, our emphasis this year is going to be building ambition on the road to Glasgow.
	Whoa.
	Let me hear it again.
	Our emphasis this year is going to be building ambition on the road to Glasgow.
	So, Glasgow is where COP 20,000 is being held, and so somehow he bungled...
	And our goal is to build ambition.
	He bungled the call to action.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Now here's the one where he, this is the last one.
	This is him saying, I got four things, and then he does three.
	I mean, I don't see a four.
	He goes, if there's a four, it's the same as one.
	So I'm going to ring the bell as he does the four things, and you only hear the bell ring three times.
	The start of a decisive decade.
	I'd like to use this form to forge a political momentum and consensus to drive concrete actions in four key spheres of energy.
	Industry, land, The ocean.
	And I want to be clear, this forum will complement, not substitute, for other forums.
	In fact, with respect to energy and industry, we will closely align our efforts with the work of the forums like the Clean Energy Ministerial and the Mission Innovation, both of which I'm proud to say the United States will chair next year.
	I plan to kick off these efforts by bringing together ministers in January to discuss clean energy goals in power, transport, industry, building sector.
	We also want to focus on ocean initiatives in advance of our ocean conference next February.
	This is a great example of the entire speech that he did.
	The man is rambling.
	You lose focus over what he's saying.
	I mean, it's just, it's wallpaper.
	You know what I mean?
	I don't know what it is.
	I was driving to Austin.
	Oh, I hung out with a former New York banker in Miami of something important for you and Horowitz.
	So I was driving to Austin, and I heard the whole speech, and so it was interesting to hear it and not see him.
	And so I timed it when he conked out after 14 minutes, and then he starts going real soft and talking like this.
	And then he wraps it up at the end.
	They remote control the insulin pump, or the pump, whatever they're jacking into him, and it pops up, and he's good at the end.
	And it was pretty much Obama speechwriters, but without Obama oration.
	He was all trying to do this, big, important, the world!
	Stuff that Obama could make sound great.
	And President Biden just...
	And I almost drove off the road of boredom.
	However, this was not the case in the mainstream media analysis, which is part of what we take a look at.
	This is the Eurasia Group president, Ian Bremmer, Used to be a guy who would hand out pallets of cash in Iraq, but no, now he's the Eurasia Group president.
	Let's hear what he has to say about this fabulous speech.
	The thing that I found most profoundly interesting about this speech, 30 minutes long, China was not directly mentioned.
	Not once.
	He did say that he doesn't want a Cold War, but the fact...
	But Ian, it was never mentioned.
	Wait, let me pause you there.
	It was never mentioned, but it felt like it was constantly implied.
	Like he was talking about almost implicitly on every issue, even though he never said the name.
	Right.
	And yet, when you talk about responding globally to COVID... And you talk about responding globally on climate.
	And the Chinese leadership tells John Kerry there will not be an oasis on the desert.
	There's no coordination between the two largest economies.
	There's no trust.
	They have no idea how to get there.
	I thought the more important speech was not Biden's today.
	It was the Secretary General's earlier, where he described the world, the world's leaders.
	And that's first and foremost Biden, of course, as sleepwalking towards the abyss.
	Now, to be fair, that's not very fast, and it's not with intentionality, but it's very clear that a speech, a perfectly good speech by the United States that may maintain the status quo, it's not moving the needle in a way that on these issues, these global crises we're talking about, we increasingly desperately need to show that kind of leadership.
	Now, I thought that was interesting to hear, especially on MSNBC with Chip Todd's show there.
	The guy said, no, no, the guy was more interesting.
	The better speech was the Secretary General about sleepwalking into the abyss.
	I'm like, well, let me find that speech.
	I think he was confused because there was no mention of sleepwalking into the abyss.
	This was the UN Secretary General in 2017.
	When tensions rise, so does the chance of miscalculation.
	Fiery talk can lead to fatal misunderstandings.
	The solution must be political, and this is a time for statesmanship.
	We must not sleepwalk our way into war.
	He says into the war there.
	I don't know where this guy, where Ian Bremmer got it from, but a small bit here from the Secretary General's...
	What's his name again?
	Secretary General...
	Ban Ki-moon.
	Ha!
	No.
	No, Banky Moon's long gone.
	The Secretary General is Antonio Guterres.
	Antonio.
	His speech was actually pretty good.
	I would say a crapload better than the President of the United States' speech.
	I'm here to sound the alarm.
	The world must wake up.
	We are on the edge of an abyss and moving in the wrong direction.
	Our world has never been more threatened or more divided.
	We face the greatest cascade of crises in our lifetimes.
	The COVID-19 pandemic has supersized glaring inequalities.
	The climate crisis is pummeling the planet.
	Pummeling!
	Upheaval from Afghanistan to Ethiopia to Yemen and beyond has swarted peace.
	COVID and the climate crisis have exposed profound fragilities as societies and as a planet.
	Yet, instead of humility in the face of these epic challenges, we see hubris.
	Instead of the path of solidarity, we are on a dead end to destruction.
	At the same time, another disease is spreading in our world today, a melody of mistrust.
	When people see promises of progress denied by the realities of their harsh daily lives, when they see their fundamental rights and freedoms curtailed, When they see petty as well as grand corruption around them.
	When they see billionaires joyriding to space while millions go hungry on earth.
	When parents see a future for their children that looks even bleaker than the struggles of today.
	And when young people see no future at all.
	And at the same time, it will be impossible to address dramatic economic and developed challenges while the world's two largest economies are at odds with each other.
	Yet I fear our world is creeping towards two different sets of economic, trade, financial and technological rules, two divergent approaches in the development of artificial intelligence, and ultimately the risk of two different military and geopolitical strategies.
	And this is a recipe for trouble.
	We face a moment of truth.
	Now is the time to deliver.
	Now is the time to restore trust.
	And now is the time to inspire hope.
	And I do have hope.
	I thought it was pretty good.
	He said some really good things there.
	Yeah, I heard that and I didn't clip it, but listening to it now in a different context, it was good.
	Yeah, you know, and he's pointing out some really obvious things, which I thought was, yeah, I thought that was quite interesting.
	Now, the jerks in space, yeah, I mean, all the things we point out.
	But, you know, meanwhile, it's like, okay, that was great, great speech.
	Now let's talk about climate change.
	Let's talk about scaring everyone to think they're all going to die, particularly young people.
	Code red, code red.
	We're all going to die.
	Yeah.
	And then the big controversy, the big mainstream media controversy.
	Did President Joe Biden fall asleep while Boris Johnson was talking?
	And did they interrupt the press conference between the leader of the United Kingdom and the leader of the United States because the president was falling asleep?
	Did he do a poopy in his pants?
	Could they smell it?
	Was there early warning?
	What happened?
	This was addressed.
	What transpired in the full office yesterday when we were all in there trying to hear from the president and the prime minister.
	Which aspect?
	Well, the British Prime Minister in the American Oval Office called on British reporters, and then when American reporters tried to call on the American president, we were escorted out.
	Let's put it that way.
	Well, I think in that circumstance, and I think our relationship with the United Kingdom and with Prime Minister Johnson is so strong and abiding, we will be able to move forward beyond this, but he called on individuals from his press corps without alerting us to that intention in advance.
	She actually speaks the truth here.
	Did he say they were escorted out if they tried to ask a question of Biden?
	Well, what he's saying is not true.
	What he's saying is the British Prime Minister called on British reporters and he answered a question, but when the President called on U.S. reporters, we were all ushered out.
	That's a lie.
	This is different.
	So what she said is, well, we didn't know he was going to do that.
	Okay.
	But let's just make very clear, and I have the audio to prove it.
	It's better without the visuals.
	I look at the visual pretty closely.
	The president always looks dopey and sleepy, so that's beyond the point.
	But what happened is, Boris is asked a question.
	He called on the journalist.
	He answers the question, and the minute he just, as he's just wrapping it up, that's when they jump in because, no, no, the U.S. press didn't ask a question of President Joe Biden.
	He didn't call on a reporter, such as was misstated here.
	They were so afraid he would.
	They even step on his last words.
	They're so afraid Biden's going to take a question.
	Hello!
	Code red!
	Code red!
	This should just be...
	That's the handlers.
	Oh yeah, of course that's the handlers.
	That's not a single question being asked.
	Everyone needs this in their relationship from time to time.
	You know when you're in a conversation and you're just stuck?
	You need to press a button.
	You press a button and all of a sudden...
	Yeah, that's all the handlers.
	So that's what's going on there.
	They are afraid of this man speaking to the press.
	And they're showing it.
	They're showing it.
	Well, I mean, that's because of past experience.
	He blows up.
	Oh yeah, he's no good.
	He blows up.
	He says stuff off the cuff that may or may not be true.
	He's not well briefed.
	He doesn't know what he's talking about, literally.
	So yeah, you can't take a chance with a guy like that.
	I have two more climate change clips, which I believe will be relevant to the show.
	Hi, man.
	And the first one is from BBC Radio 4.
	And it kind of gave me...
	Well, I'm glad that you're a trained chemist because I have questions about what exactly they're saying here.
	Well, listen to the report.
	It's only 30 seconds.
	Ministers have warned the price of carbon dioxide, a key product in the food industry, could increase fivefold.
	Supplies have been severely constrained because of the UK's main manufacturer, CF Industries, ceasing production due to the very high gas price.
	The government is now paying it a subsidy for the next three weeks so that it can reopen.
	The Environment Secretary, George Eustace, said that there would be a big, sharp rise in the cost of CO2, but he hoped it would only have a small effect on food prices.
	Okay.
	The CO2 they're speaking of here, is that carbonation?
	Yeah.
	Well, what is the CO2 greenhouse gas, then?
	Same stuff.
	And they can't get their hands on it?
	The shit that is supposedly killing us?
	They can't get enough CO2? Do you understand my question?
	CO2 is...
	There's a number of people that supply it.
	Well, doesn't everyone exhale CO2? Well, yeah, but you don't carbonate Coca-Cola by...
	Okay, you guys, line up and blow into this bottle.
	Well, that's why I'm asking the question.
	It just dawned on me that it's the same term, it's the same stuff.
	Yeah, of course.
	I've looked into this because it's like, Well, why do we even have carbonated beverages?
	It's just putting CO2 in the atmosphere.
	CO2 into the atmosphere, yes.
	Yes, exactly right.
	You're right.
	But there are companies, and the way it's described is, well, it's actually carbon neutral.
	Because the companies that produce canisters of CO2 gas pull it from the atmosphere.
	Right.
	I don't know what system they're using, but they're using a system to just extract it.
	It's the way you get oxygen.
	Okay, but just so I know.
	Okay, I'm with you.
	So they have a machine that does it.
	Yeah.
	They're saying that they can't get enough of the CO2 gas in the report.
	Just listen, because it was really hard for me to understand.
	I don't have an answer.
	Ministers have warned the price of carbon dioxide, a key product in the food industry, could increase fivefold.
	Supplies have been severely constrained because of the UK's main manufacturer, CF Industries, ceasing production due to the very high gas price.
	What?!
	Yeah.
	Somebody has stopped making this stuff and they're jacking the price up.
	Hello?
	But they say the high price isn't the stuff everywhere?
	What went up?
	You can't pull CO2 out of the air.
	I understand.
	What gas price went up?
	Are they talking about the fuel?
	CO2. All the gas prices have gone up because these guys, the way I hear the report is as follows.
	There's a shortage of CO2 because the main supplier, the company that's got this big gear, they decided, eh, you know, we're going to stop working for a while.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Well, then that makes sense.
	Like everybody else is jacking prices up.
	Supply and demand.
	Well, here's my question.
	It looks like, hold on a second.
	Let me look around.
	Let me look around.
	Oh, there's nobody else doing this.
	Well, I guess that makes us a monopoly.
	So let's just stop producing it and jack the price up, see how much money they're willing to pay.
	This is a bad thing.
	Got it.
	As a consumer who is ignorant, I just felt weird that the price of carbon had gone up because they can't...
	It felt like...
	Carbon dioxide.
	Carbon dioxide.
	Because isn't that the thing we're supposed to be getting rid of?
	Shouldn't that be encouraged?
	Shouldn't we all be drinking huge gulps of fizzy, bubbly shit?
	How about this?
	Now, the argument again, I'll say it again, is this is carbon neutral because they pull it out of the air and it goes back into the air.
	Well, they could make it carbon negative.
	That's question number one.
	The second one is, which is the one they will not even come close to discussing, what about beer?
	They're not pulling that carbon dioxide out of the air.
	No.
	They're making it.
	They're making carbon dioxide on purpose.
	It's not carbon neutral.
	No, not in the least.
	Beer is bad.
	They have to stop all beer production.
	Well, this explains the lack of bubbly fizziness in my Italian sparkling water.
	It probably does.
	Yeah, they're cutting back because it's too expensive.
	No, because it costs too damn much.
	It costs too much.
	Well, okay.
	You can do, you know, Perrier did a, and I liked it because I, just for another foodie thing, I really like Le Badoit, which is a bubbling water from France that is very, it's got a, it's got a strong, but like.
	It's bougie.
	It's bougie shit is what that is.
	What is it called?
	Le Badoit.
	The Badois water is a lightly fizzy sparkling mineral water that has just a, I think it's just got the right amount of sparkle.
	It's not like Perrier and all the rest of them.
	You take one drink, you got a belch and all the rest.
	Yeah.
	Low Badois got light sparkle, and Perrier came out with the blue bottle Perrier for a while.
	They had test marketing, and I got a bunch of it from Grocery Outlet, which had the Badois sparkle.
	It was very light.
	I liked it.
	And that is, you know, would be fine with me.
	I don't need my sparkling mineral water to be so gassy that it, like, explodes when you open the cap.
	No, but it was noticeably less.
	And I've stopped drinking it altogether now that I saw the graphene oxide they use in San Pellegrino.
	I don't trust any more sparkling water.
	We have water that comes straight out of the ground here in the hill country.
	Right out of the well.
	That's the most beautiful water in the world.
	Well water can be very tasty.
	It's heavenly.
	You should have it tested.
	Yes, it has no COVID. It's good.
	Well, not for COVID. Heavy metals, mostly.
	Well, you know what?
	That's a good point.
	We did have it tested before we bought the house, but I'm going to do an extra special test.
	I want to do a separate test.
	Good point for the heavy metals, minerals.
	I'll get a full panel count.
	I'll let you know.
	I'm sure it's dynamite.
	You'll have just enough of trace minerals that it makes the water taste delicious.
	Yes.
	Well, just briefly, let me give you a little report from the Hill Country Winery Wednesday, which the Keeper has started as a new trend, which kind of goes like this.
	What you doing Wednesday?
	Well, I know, prepping for the show later.
	Okay, let's hit a winery at two.
	So I'm going to tell you, I'm going to give you a report.
	We've visited three, and I want to tell you the winery we visited and the wine we like the most.
	Okay.
	You like that, right?
	I'm all ears and I won't be hypercritical like I am because I've been to those, not those that you went to because there's thousands of them it seems.
	Thousands, yes.
	You won't exaggerate either.
	There's a few, there's a lot of wineries in the hill country and most of them are crap, but go on, continue.
	And this was Becker Vineyards.
	B-E-C-K-E-R. Becker Vineyards.
	And actually, I'll give you the...
	I'm putting it together in my head now for these reports because it's based on a couple of things.
	One, how was the charcuterie board?
	And we always do a flight.
	We do a flight of wine and a charcuterie board.
	And ambiance.
	Ambiance here was fantastic.
	I would say that the people are rattling off their little spiel too easily, and it's not quite as detailed as other wineries, because this is how it works.
	You get a young person, typically, who will serve you your flight, and you get a drink.
	Oh, this is our, this wine, and the grapes come from here, and it's a spiel, and they've rehearsed it, and I've seen better.
	The setting of the Becker Vineyard is great.
	It's very nice under a huge roof.
	It's all open.
	That was fantastic.
	Beautiful butterfly garden.
	The wine we liked the most was the Dolcetto Reserve 2018.
	And while you're looking that up, I will mention the...
	I'm not looking up anything.
	The charcuterie board.
	Do you pronounce it dulcetto, not dolcetto, or dolcetto, or anything more?
	Yeah, it would be D-O-L-C-E-T-T-O. Oh, dolcetto, yeah.
	Dolcetto.
	That would sound more like it.
	You know what?
	That's how this unknowledgeable person pronounced it.
	I don't care.
	Continue.
	And you promised you wouldn't be snide, and here you are.
	I'm just telling you to continue.
	This is very interesting to me.
	The charcuterie board was, although it had the right elements, a disappointment.
	It was clearly just a metal tray that had been sitting in the fridge with our name on it since we made a reservation all day.
	And they pulled it out.
	They didn't even put it on a piece of wood.
	It's still on the cooler tray.
	And was the sticker note, post-um note still on there?
	No, but I knew it.
	I know how this works.
	Okay.
	It was a nice selection.
	It was good.
	So overall, I would give this a 7.5.
	And the Dolcetto Reserve, probably the best wine I've tasted at any vineyard so far.
	How much was it a bottle?
	$30.
	That's like a $12 wine out of Italy.
	Okay, go on.
	Again, exactly what you promised you wouldn't do.
	No, no.
	I'm just saying.
	I'm just trying to get people into some background.
	That's all I got.
	That's all I have.
	I thought you went to three wineries.
	No, we've been to three so far.
	We do one a Wednesday.
	I'm not going to do them all.
	It's a throwaway segment.
	Winery by winery.
	This is what we do before we go into the D block.
	I give you a little human interest story.
	Did you not see the format?
	I'm getting it now.
	I'm sorry.
	I was like a misinformed.
	Go to the meeting.
	Take a meeting from time to time.
	We don't do meetings.
	If you're done, then I'll finish up my climate change.
	I'm more than done.
	I want to bring everyone's attention to Doconomy.
	Doconomy is an outfit that is helping you understand your carbon footprint.
	And they have now teamed up with MasterCard and the United Nations and, oh gee, the World Economic Forum.
	Of course, MasterCard is a lead sponsor of the WEF. This is the Build Back Better people.
	This credit card is based upon a technology, a back-end technology, but this credit card will use it so that the credit card will track the carbon footprint of every item or service you purchase.
	They have the algorithm.
	We'll hear about that in a second.
	And when you reach a limit, the card will no longer work.
	That's just great.
	And they track not just carbon dioxide, but also water.
	So we got CO2 and H2O, and this is the back-end system, a creepy commercial I found on their website.
	Solving the climate crisis requires more than just reducing carbon emissions.
	As water becomes an increasingly scarce resource, limited access to clean water is a direct threat to communities in many parts of the world.
	This is why Deconomy has expanded the Åland Index to measure both the carbon and water impact of every transaction.
	With the ability to measure freshwater expenditure as well as the carbon footprint of our purchases, we can all make more responsible choices.
	Our planet is depending on us.
	There you go.
	So you will be reminded, and this is to get you into the mindset of carbon and the cost of your consumption, you as a horrible human being.
	And soon you will see these numbers show up in your iPhone, your smartwatch, the carbon that you are responsible for, you horrible human being.
	Horrible, horrible, horrible human beings.
	This does lead me to a tip that I have for you and for Horowitz.
	I'm going to try and explain it.
	I went wake surfing with the former New York banker.
	What was that?
	This is where I usually get good stuff, man.
	Man, there's people building 30,000 square foot homes on Lake Austin.
	Yeah, they're living it up.
	They're just making themselves targets for the eventual anarchy revolution.
	So we're familiar with ESG. We've talked about the environmental social governance that now, according to the former New York banker, all banks are being pressured.
	They're being pressured by shareholders and bank investors.
	To not touch any oil and gas funding.
	So fracking, etc., none of that can be financed anymore.
	This is part of the big ESG push, which is a real problem for oil and gas guys.
	Anyone who wants to be financed and you get cut off from the banking system because of some...
	Some pressure group.
	Yeah, well, it's not just some pressure group.
	The ESG pressure group is BlackRock, who instituted it, who also maintained the non-profit that creates these mythical standards and numbers that you can attach to your score depending on how environmental and socially governanced you are.
	So here's the scam.
	So it's a father and son who put their oil and gas companies together in order to finance a fund.
	And this fund, and I'm going to get you the name of it.
	I don't have it yet.
	The fund is used as leverage for the banks to fund these projects.
	So you don't actually fund the fracking guys yourself.
	This is an old banking.
	This is an old trick.
	Right.
	Yeah, it's an old trick.
	The fund makes all the money.
	They make good money.
	Banks can still do their financing.
	They do it through the fund going, I don't know.
	I don't know.
	We just invented, you know, we're just investing in this fund.
	But yeah.
	So it's on.
	And he was going to get me the details of the fire.
	It's not something that we could invest in as individuals, but maybe Horowitz.
	I don't know.
	It's a complex instrument.
	You might be right.
	It might be some limit.
	It's a complex instrument.
	To hell with the public.
	Well, no.
	This is why I'm sharing with the public.
	So someone will be able to figure this out, make a killing, and donate it to the show.
	There you go.
	That's how it works.
	I'm going to show my support by donating to no agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, and we do actually have a few people to thank for show.
	What is it?
	1384.
	We're up to 1384.
	Sure is.
	Yeah, Tom Woods is up to 2,000.
	Brian Snyder starts off $133.34 from Griffith, Indiana.
	Yeah, he's got a D-bag retribution comment.
	I don't have it in front of me.
	Yeah, no, I do have this, and this is important.
	In the morning, in response to Miss Toni Dockery and her ever-so-subtle douchebag call-out, this is my sister-in-law who donated to the last show, to get herself on the birthday list, even though she was on it, and to call out a douchebag.
	That was Brian.
	So he says, I offer up just one cent more than her last donation.
	It's high time to put some respect on my name.
	Please accept 133.34 as a thank you to the best podcast in the universe.
	And we thank you indeed, sir.
	Thank you.
	Nothing like a Pabst Blue Ribbon.
	Hey!
	That's carbon dioxide you're drinking.
	You know that?
	You know that you are killing the earth?
	Yeah, but it's recycled.
	It's already...
	Yeah, no, that's what you say.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	That's what you're thinking, yeah.
	I swallow my carbon dioxide.
	Gary in Vienna, Austria.
	Vienna.
	That's nasty.
	Vienna, Austria.
	12345.
	Thank you.
	Anonymous Stinky Linky in Katy, Texas.
	111.33.
	And it's his birthday there.
	Ian Field, 100.
	Road Trucking in Twin Falls, Idaho, 100.
	And he's got a knighthood coming up.
	You might want to read this because we get to read it.
	Yeah, hold on a second.
	No, we do have to read this.
	Long-term donor, I should have asked for my knighthood years ago.
	Please knight me, sir, Road Dog, R-O-D-E, and have cheap bourbon and sushi at the round table.
	Love you guys!
	I've been here since the beginning.
	I'll be here to the end.
	Adios, mofos.
	I love a note like that.
	Thank you, sir.
	I've got your bourbon and sushi ready.
	It's a great combo.
	I've never tried that before.
	Matthew Smith in North Royalton, Ohio, $99.99.
	He needs a dedouching?
	You've been dedouched.
	Now we have some donors to the Hobbit Day special event that was yesterday.
	It was Hobbit Day, and we have donors that came in to celebrate this fantastic promotion.
	There's a total of three of them, and two of them are Fugazotos.
	Another great idea.
	Who was it that recommended we do that?
	Nobody mentioned it.
	I said, I've got nothing else going on.
	There was David Fugazoto since 9220, and he says, I'm pretty sure I'm a hobbit.
	Yeah.
	At least I look like one standing next to Adam.
	Hey-o!
	Hey-o!
	Melody Frogozotto also sends 9220 in.
	And then Gabriel Adams of Idaho Falls, Indiana, she sends the Hobbit donation.
	Thank you for the Hobbit special, and that's the end of it.
	So we go to 5716 from Phil Huxford.
	I mean, just briefly, it was a good idea, but I think we alienated a lot of people because, you know, trolls and Hobbits, they don't gel.
	And the troll's not going to, you know, all of a sudden jump on the Hobbit bandwagon.
	Trolls are trolls.
	Hobbits are hobbits.
	We kind of have the trolls.
	You know, I could say something.
	I'm going to admit to something here.
	I've never seen any of those movies.
	Neither have I. I never saw Lord of the Rings 1, 2, or 3 of the Hobbit film.
	Neither have I. This is what makes the show so great.
	We're smart.
	Yes, nor have I seen every episode or more than one of Game of Thrones.
	It doesn't interest me.
	I've never seen one episode of Game of Thrones.
	We have staff for that.
	We have staff to do that for us.
	Phil Huxford in Easton, Connecticut, 5716.
	Pat Deary in Sarnia, Ontario, 5510.
	David Peet in Decatur, Texas, 55.
	Dwight Tenpenny, 5456.
	He needs a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	Phil Zimmerman in Dixie, Washington, 5036.
	Louis Longo, 5033.
	Forrest Martin, 5005.
	And we now have the $50 donors.
	This is a short segment.
	$50 donors, a name and location, if applicable, 50 all 50s.
	Alexa Delgado in Aptos.
	Robert Case in Mill Springs, North Carolina.
	Mill Spring.
	Adrian Muller in Atascadero.
	Sean Lynch.
	Julian Robbins in Aptos.
	Another Aptos dweller.
	Greg Gandolfo in El Cajon, California.
	Daniel Leboy in Bath, Michigan.
	Matthew Grice.
	Lucas.
	Lucas Deaton in Dayton.
	Deaton in Dayton.
	Joel Rice in Jenks, Oklahoma.
	And he needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	Did we see Joel French on the list?
	I don't think so.
	Joel French, he says if Joel French doesn't donate today, he's a douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	I don't see him.
	Stuart Smith in Edinburgh, UK. And finally, oh, finally, the last two, Sir Patrick Macomb, Macomb, Macomb, whatever.
	Macomb.
	Macomb, that's it, in New York City.
	And good luck there, Patrick.
	Mm-hmm.
	And Kevin Silverman in Severn, Maryland's our last guy.
	And these people are all the producers of the show 13-something.
	1383.
	And Patrick Maycomb...
	84.
	84.
	Did I say 83?
	Have I been saying 83 the whole show?
	Because it's 84.
	I've been saying 83.
	I've been saying...
	You haven't caught me on...
	Damn.
	Trolls.
	Have I been wrong with everybody now?
	I'm sure I've been saying 83 the whole day.
	No, I don't remember you saying it.
	You just did, and I thought that.
	No, I don't know if it's Thursday or Sunday.
	I don't know anything anymore.
	Patrick Macomb is a very high-end consulting dude named Ben.
	He has no worries no matter where he's working.
	And I did want...
	He's in the right place.
	Yeah, Pat Deary wanted to credit his donation to David Knauss from Ontario, so...
	Now we have completed all of the requests.
	Thank you all very much for supporting The No Agenda Show.
	Episode 1384, in case anyone was wondering.
	And we appreciate all of the producers.
	Even if we only had three hobbits, it's great that you all supported us.
	And many more people under $50 who are on some of our subscriptions.
	Lots of options available.
	Some also donating under $50, so no mistake can be made so we don't read their names accidentally.
	Thank you all for your courage.
	Thank you for supporting episode 1384.
	Now let's take a look at the list for today's series.
	Sir Eric is Naked turns 50 today.
	The Sizzling Hot Jazz Singer says happy birthday to the soon-to-be Artless Chance.
	Sir Artless Chance celebrating on the 24th.
	Kelly Gibson, Dame of the Crushed Grapes, turns 54 tomorrow.
	A.J. Reistat at Viscount of Idaho, 50 on the 25th.
	Henry Jones will be 60 on October 2nd.
	And then we have a couple of well-wishers.
	Dame Sexy to Sir Howard, Sir.
	A non-stinky-linky to his son Beckham James, turning seven.
	Sir Bemrose is on our list.
	Happy birthday, Sir Bemrose.
	And Lauren Lemaire, 33, kind of, approximately today.
	Happy birthday to everybody here at the Best Podcast in the Universe.
	It's your birthday, yeah.
	T-t-t-t-t-tidal changes.
	Turning face to slay the changes.
	Don't want to be a dude.
	And we've got a very important title change.
	Sir Psychopath becomes a baronet today by topping up another $1,000 of support to the No Agenda Show.
	Thank you very much.
	It's so much appreciated.
	Now we have one dame in the company of four knights who we need to bring up here.
	So I've got...
	Here you go.
	Nice sword.
	That's a good one.
	Double-edged sword.
	Deborah Reese, James Pullman, Anonymous, Road Trucking.
	Chris Bergstrom, all of you are expected up on stage here because, thanks to your support of the No Agenda Show and the amount of $1,000, you are now eligible to be Knights and Dames, and I am very proud to pronounce the KD as...
	Dame Deborah the Founder, Sir Missy Hippie, Sir Artless Chance, Protector of the Light Painting Geeks, Sir Road Dog, and Sir Chris Fox for you.
	We've got hookers and blow, red boys and chardonnay.
	We've got your chips and dip, cheap bourbon and sushi.
	In case you want it, we've got kebab and Persian wine, some Rubenes women and rosé, some geishas and sake, some breast milk and pavlin, ginger ale and gerbils, but mutton and mead, everyone's good with that.
	Congratulations, brand new dame and brand new knights.
	Go to noagendaNation.com slash rings.
	Fill out all the information.
	Eric, the show will get that off to you as soon as possible.
	It's the ring.
	It's your signet ring.
	It is the ceiling.
	I didn't know.
	The envelope I got from Dame Jennifer had blue ceiling wax.
	Do we provide blue to dames or knights upon request?
	I thought it was only red.
	Or did she buy some herself?
	Do you know?
	No?
	You don't know?
	Okay.
	You're clearly in the bathroom.
	In the bathroom?
	I'm right here.
	I just had the chair turned around.
	It's okay.
	It's going to be random questions.
	It's not a random question.
	It's an important question.
	Very important.
	I just want to know if there's blue ceiling wax.
	The ceiling wax has changed.
	The last time I got one was in gold.
	Oh, so it does change from time to time.
	Okay.
	Thank you all very much again.
	Welcome to the Roundtable.
	Welcome to your rewards.
	And welcome to the first day of the rest of your life.
	No Agenda Meetups!
	Ah, the No Agenda Meetups.
	You hear people talking about them all over the place.
	Even people who've never heard of the show.
	You haven't even heard our show.
	Yeah, those guys are doing meetups around the world.
	People are coming together.
	You better believe it.
	And we have a report from Southern Ontario's Last Stand Meetup.
	Hey, this is Dame Julia in the local 519 in southern Ontario having our third meet-up.
	Hi, I'm Samuel Nas.
	I'm 14 years old.
	I'm Dave Scam and I'm considerably older.
	And Ian here.
	Don't enslave me, Trudeau!
	You're scary!
	So scary!
	Sir Bird Dog, no agenda saves lives.
	This is Sir Kilgore Trout of the dude's name, Ben, retired.
	You can call me Tim.
	In the morning.
	I'm Jared.
	I drove two hours to be here, and I'm a douchebag.
	I'm David Knauss.
	I'm happy to be here.
	Don't worry.
	Be happy.
	This is Trevor Collette.
	Love the show, guys.
	In the morning.
	This is Pat.
	In the morning!
	A groovy group there in southern Ontario.
	Boston had their Red 33, Red 33, No Agenda Sheaf of Wheat meet-up for September.
	What's going on, everybody?
	This is Brandon, a.k.a.
	the Negro of the Northeast.
	Remember, kids, don't be a Cuomo-sexual and stay safe.
	Hey, this is Sir Harris, Viscount of Greater Boston.
	Having a good one.
	Hey, this is Colton, who's driven down from New Hampshire to the hostile territory of Massachusetts in the morning.
	I DM John and Adam.
	Talam from the chat saying hi.
	This is Sir Nathan Lee.
	Apparently, this is the Chief of Wheat Meetup.
	And I don't have anything good to say right now besides thank you so much for everything that you do, John and Adam.
	This is really one of the most important.
	You guys are just wicked important.
	That's all I got.
	Thank you so much, and in the morning.
	Now, you heard it here first.
	Not just important, wicked.
	You guys are producing these things.
	Yeah, they're producing.
	We have unleashed monsters, John.
	And we have been teaching and training people how to listen for things for so long and how to do things.
	Once they really got the tools, you know, audacity, you can audit on anything these days.
	They're off to the races.
	We're the most creative producers in the universe.
	Don't even talk to me about it.
	If you want to join a meet-up, you could do so today in Denver City Park.
	It is the Denver Bi-Weekly Wintertime Restaurant Selection Committee.
	That'll be at 6 o'clock Mountain Time.
	Also, let me see.
	On the 25th, Saturday, the Mediocre Reset Commission meets at 1.33 p.m.
	Aussie Standard Time at Cooper's Ale House.
	If that's Saturday, you better get a move on.
	It's starting any minute.
	Also Saturday, the Salty Air Slays of the Tampa Bay Area meet up 2.33 p.m.
	at Ketch's Waterfront Grill.
	The Kansas City meet up, the Westside Barbecue Boogaloo Edition, 3.33 p.m.
	at Mill Creek Park Shelter.
	That's in Lenexa, Kansas.
	The Oregon Local 33, also on Saturday, 33.
	The Dog Days Union Meeting, number two, at 5.30 p.m.
	at the Lucky Labrador.
	The Music and Mead Meetup, 7 o'clock at Galena Brewing in Galena, Illinois.
	Galena, Galena.
	And finally, we've got the September 25th, that's also Saturday, Vigilance and Sacrifice in Dallas, 7 o'clock.
	You will need to RSVP for details and location.
	Usually means it's a good one.
	And I do want to remind everybody that we have the big Bastrop meetup coming up, October 16th, Bastrop County, Texas, by our Duke and Duchess there, and we'll be there.
	Lots of people are coming.
	Lots of people are coming in for this show.
	That should be great.
	You wanted to say something, John?
	I'm sorry?
	No, but you heard me say something?
	Yeah, no, I thought you were piping up about something.
	That's it.
	No agenda meetups.
	I would love to go to the Bastrop meetup.
	Unfortunately, I'm not going to.
	Oh, it's going to be unhinged.
	It's going to be crazy.
	They've got live music.
	They're going to have a band, a bandstand.
	Yeah, clown makeup, paint face.
	Big giant place.
	They've got tattoos.
	They're going to do tattoos.
	Yes, tattoos.
	Henna.
	Face makeup.
	A house of mirrors.
	Yeah.
	Bobbing for footsteps.
	Shooting range.
	Shooting range.
	Human hunting.
	Yes, yes.
	Human hunting.
	If you too would like to enjoy all of these goodnesses that a No Agenda Meetup has, then you can find one near you at noagendameetups.com.
	If there isn't one, then it's very simple to start one yourself.
	Go ahead, noagendameetups.com.
	Always like a party!
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Triggered all hell flame You wanna be where everybody feels the same It's like a party Alright, ISOs ISOs Yes, I have a bunch of ISOs.
	Okay, shall I do mine first?
	Shall I do mine first, then, since you've got a bunch of them?
	Yes, please.
	Okay, here's the first one I have.
	Oh, it gets better.
	I like that for the punchiness.
	Play it again.
	Hold on a second.
	Here it is.
	Oh, it gets better.
	Punchy.
	I like it.
	It really is shocking.
	A little Farage for you.
	I like that.
	And then a classic.
	All this crap's over!
	Everybody got that?
	I like that one the best.
	Okay, let's see what you got.
	Okay, I got four.
	The first one is ice, so this is bake.
	Okay, bake.
	Bake the world a better place.
	You were holding that one back from me?
	Bake the world.
	Let's bake back better, baby.
	Okay.
	Bake back better.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	Code red.
	Code red for humanity.
	The problem with Biden, his energy is so low.
	He's a beaten dog.
	I mean, just compare.
	Just compare our president...
	Here we go.
	Code red for humanity.
	To the president of Texas.
	All this crap's over!
	Everybody got that?
	Okay, disaster.
	Disaster.
	Okay, here we go.
	And that's a disaster.
	Yeah, gosh, he's such a low-energy dude.
	Here we go again with the...
	I think there's also Biden suffered.
	We've all suffered.
	Now, there he actually has some energy.
	And that one's a good end of the show, if you think about it.
	Yeah, you think that's better than...
	I think if you play...
	Wait, here, do the back-to-back play.
	Play your governor of Texas, followed by suffered.
	Yeah, it's too long.
	I'd rather just do suffered.
	It's too long.
	No, no, I don't want to just do suffered.
	I would rather have the Alex Jones clip.
	Well, hold on a second.
	Then let me boost him up to appropriate levels.
	You've asked me to do something complicated here.
	I make it look easy.
	All this crap's over!
	Everybody got that?
	We've all suffered.
	Okay, it's too long.
	I don't think so, but okay.
	Well, I could do this.
	All this crap's over!
	Everybody got that!
	Oh, okay.
	Oh, wait, wait, wait.
	Now I'm really into it.
	Hold on a second.
	All this crap's over!
	We've all suffered.
	Everybody got that!
	Okay, now I'm really into it.
	I'm really into it.
	That's a good one.
	I'm going to mess it up for sure.
	No, I'll never get that.
	No, you've got to do it.
	Yeah, I'll try.
	You can always fix it in post.
	There'll be none of that.
	Let me see.
	We need something.
	Oh!
	Oh my goodness.
	We haven't really talked about Afghanistan.
	I wanted to mention a couple things.
	First of all, now that we're, you know, the Taliban is back and Al-Qaeda is back.
	You know what I saw on a report on, excuse me, on CBS? They used the old file footage of Al-Qaeda on the monkey bars.
	They inserted it all of a sudden.
	It's back.
	The old B-roll?
	Yeah, the training video.
	Yeah, it's old.
	That is like six years, seven years old.
	It's like VHS quality.
	Yes, I know.
	What's going on?
	All of a sudden, they put it back in.
	It's like, are you kidding me?
	Well, I've got the same thing.
	I've got two clips.
	I'm not going to have any more after this.
	This is bringing back the old college assaults.
	All the women.
	You go to college, you're a woman.
	You're going to get raped.
	Now, these are the college sex attacks.
	And I want you to...
	One of the first ones was a little long.
	Wow, you just completely derailed about Afghanistan, but okay.
	No, I was on the idea that this is repeating the past.
	Yeah.
	I was just going to give you a funny and then I'm out, okay?
	Well, I'll tell you what.
	Save the funny for the end because this is not funny.
	This is disgusting.
	Okay, well, all right.
	Let's...
	Alright, we'll save the funny for the end, and we'll do disgusting for it.
	Is everybody ready to end this wonderful podcast with some disgusting?
	Let's go.
	Let's go.
	This is the college sex attack new.
	This is on CBS. They're bringing it all back.
	They're bringing the old crap back, and then the kicker is a 12-second clip after this.
	...focused on a vast nature preserve in Florida.
	A preliminary autopsy found her death to be a homicide.
	Tonight we were intrigued by this story because there are students at several universities that are demanding action after reports of sexual assaults at fraternities.
	CBS's Nikki Batiste reports from one campus where tempers are flaring.
	The anger and frustration has been mounting ever since an anonymous post alleging sexual assault at a fraternity house on the UMass campus went viral last weekend.
	Part of a reckoning of sexual violence within the university's party scene in Amherst, Massachusetts.
	Today, nearly 100 students gathered inside this building to share their stories.
	Don't lose your education over this!
	It comes on the heels of days of protests outside Theta Chi Fraternity House, where the alleged sexual assault occurred.
	A gathering that turned violent with shattered windows and a flip car.
	What is happening here on campus?
	A lot of sexual assault.
	Gala Care is now a junior, says she was sexually assaulted at a different fraternity party when she was a freshman.
	She still lives with the trauma.
	He grabbed me, threw me against the wall by grabbing my hair at the scalp very hard to the point where it hurt.
	But I do know that he was groping me.
	He was just grabbing at me like I was a thing and not a person.
	Care says she never reported the alleged incident because she didn't think she'd be believed.
	There's been a groundswell of protests against sexual violence.
	Last week, hundreds of students from Auburn University to Kansas held rallies to support all victims of sexual assault.
	Brandi Hefner-Lebonk is the Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs at UMass.
	Our process actually relies on students to come forward, relies on the Title IX office to look at situations and assure that we can hold them accountable to our student code of conduct.
	Hmm, you're right.
	It's back.
	This is the same old, same old.
	This is the Duke, La Crosse, and that fraternity that got buzzed, you know, that Rolling Stone wrote about turning to be the complete scam, complete fraud.
	Well, listen to part two of this, and then I have my gripe.
	Late this afternoon, the Theta Chi fraternity told CBS News in a statement.
	Fraternity staff members continue to gather facts and currently are not aware of any formal complaints filed against the chapter or members.
	Wow!
	Wait a minute.
	So we have a 10 minute report on all the rape and shit going on and the whole center of the complaining because of an anonymous note.
	There's nothing been filed.
	There's no complaints.
	There's nothing by no police action.
	Nothing.
	The whole thing is a scam.
	Just to reintroduce this topic as a topic of conversation.
	It's unbelievable to me.
	What I find interesting is that at the same time they pulled this scam, there was an actual accusation of billionaire Leon Black of raping a woman in Jeffrey Epstein's mansion.
	Court documents filed.
	You know who he is, right?
	He's the guy that founded Apollo...
	The Apollo hedge fund.
	Is it a hedge fund?
	What is Apollo?
	I don't know.
	I don't know Leon.
	I mean, I've heard Leon Black's name, but I can't tell you.
	Is it Leon Black?
	I'm not sure.
	Yeah, it's Leon Black.
	It's not Conrad Black.
	No, no.
	It's Leon Black.
	And Apollo management of money is...
	All the NBA owners are in that fund.
	Okay.
	I'm just saying, here's a story no one talks about, but we have to have this bogus story to semi-accus some college kids.
	Yeah.
	What's wrong?
	You know what?
	I'm going to say it right now.
	Gislaine is still out there.
	Something's up.
	We're going to hear something.
	We're going to hear something.
	Well, now if you listen to CBS, you're not.
	You're going to listen to bogus stories they create.
	Bogus crap.
	Complete lies.
	All right.
	I wanted to do Afghanistan really quickly.
	The only real news that is important, although, geez, you know, we've got hundreds of Americans and green card holders who are still stuck over there and being completely ignored and actually...
	Hostages!
	Day 39, Sean Hannity held hostage in Afghanistan.
	The Kabul airport suicide attacker was indeed one of those kept hostage or kept jailed at the base by the CIA in CIA custody.
	Which means the president even has more blood on his hands now.
	Because if they had not abandoned the base and let the 4,000 or 5,000 prisoners go, you could argue this guy would not have blown himself up.
	Yeah.
	This guy wouldn't have blown himself up.
	I'm just guessing.
	At all.
	Even if they let him out, if he hadn't been tortured.
	Another good point.
	So I just found this.
	This is Indian news on YouTube.
	You know, they have a pretty big outfit, but I don't know if it's broadcast or not.
	Probably not.
	But I thought it was just interesting.
	This is on YouTube.
	It's about the Taliban.
	Do you remember how we introduced the Taliban when we started covering the Afghanistan crisis?
	We called them monkeys with kalashtagos.
	Weren't we right?
	Before things could begin officially in Afghanistan, two packs of monkeys are already fighting each other.
	The calm monkey, also known as Baradar, was viciously attacked by the aggressive monkey, also known as Khalil Haqqani, and the results were catastrophic.
	Not catastrophic for us or for you who have tuned in to the video, but for the monkey gang itself, as it makes them considerably weak now.
	And welcome.
	This is TFI Global, the foreign affairs and geopolitical analysis arm of the TFI Media Group.
	I'm your host, Atul Mishra.
	In this video, I will tell you about the Taliban civil war, which has brought them to the cusp of annihilation.
	Let's begin.
	How come these guys get to call Taliban monkeys with Kalashnikovs?
	Isn't that racist?
	I would think so, minimally.
	I mean, even if they're...
	I don't know.
	They call Hakani the head monkey.
	All right, all right.
	All right, I do have one last thing.
	It's very sad news, John.
	I know you're going to be very sad when you hear this.
	I said I was going to take it out on a high, but I'm sorry.
	Japan Amateur Radio League...
	Hold on.
	Here you go.
	Japan Amateur Radio League has announced the cancellation...
	Of the world's largest amateur radio event, the Tokyo Ham Fair 2021.
	Oh my goodness, John.
	I was planning on going to that.
	What will become of the hobby...
	Ah, poor hams, poor hams, poor hams.
	We've got some pretty interesting end-of-show mixes for y'all today.
	I'm going to play that Chris Wilson, Victoria's Bitter ad again.
	We've got Tom Starkweather with another fabulous historical end-of-show mix.
	These documents that he's making are snapshots of his life in New York City.
	So good, so good.
	And Professor JJ comes in from China with a panicky Karen.
	All the COVID people.
	You'll love all that.
	Coming up next on NoAgendaStream.com, which you can troll at TrollRoom.io, is the Angry Tech News, Sir Bemro's new tech news show.
	On his birthday, the man is a machine.
	Who could ask for more?
	Coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country, FEMA Region No.
	6 in the governmental maps.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I remain, I'm John C. DeVorek.
	And we'll return on Sunday with another deconstruction bonanza right here on the best podcast in the universe.
	Thank you very much for supporting this one.
	And remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA until Sunday.
	Adios, mofos.
	You can get up making an arrest...
	You can get it in a high-vis vest.
	You can get it as you drag them off to jail.
	You know they'll refuse bail.
	An asshole tyrant needs a totalitarian state.
	And the best police state is Vic.
	Victoria is bitter.
	You can get it busting a lid.
	You can get it traumatising a kid.
	You can get it as you take his mother down.
	In fact, I've got it now.
	An asshole tyrant needs a totalitarian state.
	And the best police state is Vic.
	Victoria is bitter.
	Permit the fraud.
	Sad.
	It's not easy being green.
	You remember that one.
	Corruption fuels inequality, siphons off the nation's resources.
	Feeding seaweed to cows.
	When awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few.
	We're both terrifying but also awesome.
	No noble lies.
	You tell the truth on what the data is saying.
	The future will belong to those who give their people the ability to breathe free.
	Is this man fit and capable to be the leader of America and the free world?
	Yeah!
	I'm unhappy, and I'm not just unhappy with the cowboys.
	It's the result of a broken system.
	This behavior must be addressed, and we must provide accountability.
	It is an obscenity.
	We passed the science tests with China.
	But especially a kind of celebration of ignorance.
	We produce more of a win than any other country in the world.
	In pursuit of naked political power, no strings attached.
	I'm trying to take our civil liberties away.
	Bombs and bullets cannot defend against COVID-19 or its future variants.
	I'm pissed.
	I yield the floor.
	I don't yield the floor.
	I have one more bit of business.
	The future will belong to those who give their people the ability to breathe free.
	Look at all the COVID people Look at all the COVID people Panicky Karen puts on her mask in the store With no one face to see Living the dream, double-japped widow praises the vax and the media big pharma shills.
	Taking her pills, all the vaxed-up people, why are they so naive?
	Trusting that's the people So easy to deceive Anthony Fauci, preaching the words in a church of religion called fear.
	His lies are clear, bunk pseudoscience, ignoring harms we are seeing uploaded to theirs.
	He never cares, all the vaxxed-up people, why are they so naive?
	Trusting that's the people So easy to deceive Now look at all the COVID people And I look at all the COVID people.
	A million Israelis caught in a march.
	The fourth wave is the best Pfizer game.
	No one to blame.
	Preach to me Fauci.
	I'll get the profits from fraud and the patents you stole.
	Have you noticed all the COVID people?
	Why are they so naive?
	Trusting that's the people.
	So easy to DC.
	The best podcast in the universe.
	Adios.
	Mofo.
	Dvorak.org.
	Slash N-A. All this crap's over!
	We've all suffered.

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