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	It's live!
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, September 26, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Kimo Nation Media assassination episode 1385.
	This is no agenda.
	Dual booting my Dominion device and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where we're hearing bad things about AMBRAC. I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Okay, well, holy moly, what's going on with the Amtrak?
	There's a big train wreck up in Montana, I think.
	Oh, I did read that.
	Three people died, I think?
	Yeah, 50 injured.
	Derailment.
	Yeah.
	Do you remember, there was a period, gosh, I want to say maybe eight, nine years ago, when there were a lot of derailments.
	Wasn't there derailment near New York, even?
	I don't remember any of this.
	Yeah, I do.
	Yeah, there was, I mean, like the guy, like the conductor was going way too fast and just flew out of the corner.
	Yeah, a lot of that shit.
	Well, two important things to start off with today.
	First of all, today is National Situational Awareness Day.
	That's why I'm looking left and right.
	Is that what the reason?
	Pretty much.
	National Situational Awareness Day comes up on September 26th every year.
	The holiday.
	It's a holiday.
	Wow.
	The holiday.
	I want the day off!
	The holiday helps create more awareness about the importance of personal safety.
	Since we're all responsible for our personal safety most of the time, it's important to be reminded of general safety tips.
	National Situational Awareness Day was created for this very purpose.
	So, have a look, everybody.
	It's in the show notes.
	Bone up.
	Might as well if they're going to defund the police.
	The New York Millennial caught the koof.
	Caught the koof?
	Yeah, that's what the kids are calling COVID these days.
	Oh, who?
	My stepdaughter in New York.
	Oh, well, she should have stayed in Texas.
	She's fine.
	Well, she was not doing too well.
	She's double vaccinated.
	Fully vaccinated, I guess.
	Did she get the vaccination before she got the COOF? Yeah.
	She got vaxxed a couple months ago.
	I guess she didn't do her much good now, did it?
	No.
	So, imagine...
	Was she high and mighty about getting the vaccination?
	That's the only thing that makes it worth talking about.
	I wouldn't say high and mighty, but she felt like it was just, you should do it.
	Just everyone does it.
	Do it.
	Do you remember that we talked about this in the early days of the vaccine, where people would get the vaccine, they'd say, I feel like I'm king of the world.
	That's right.
	Yeah.
	Invincible, I think.
	Invincible.
	I'm invincible.
	But that's the endorphins from people who've been severely traumatized by being locked down or scared by the mainstream.
	That's what that is.
	But imagine my delight...
	Because imagine my delight.
	First of all, she had lost her sense of taste and smell.
	Really felt like crap.
	She couldn't get into...
	This started on Friday, I think.
	She could not get into the clinic.
	It was over full.
	Had to wait until the next day.
	It goes in.
	Yep.
	Test positive.
	So imagine my delight where I rushed off to FedEx to send her a blister pack of horse dewormer.
	There was no conversation about it.
	It's just like, I'm sending you this.
	It's real simple.
	Start taking it the minute you get it, which she did.
	And she's already feeling better already.
	She has a little bit of taste back.
	How fast is that?
	The taste thing is directly related to the zinc.
	It's interesting because she had heard from one of her friends that zinc actually makes it worse.
	How can it make it worse?
	I don't know.
	I'm just telling you what's going on out there.
	There's a couple of things.
	I used to have a zinc deficiency.
	Well, how would you know you'd even have a zinc deficiency?
	Is it something you test for?
	Feels like I should have asked you this.
	John, how would you even know that you had zinc deficiency?
	Is there a test for this?
	With you, I'm good to ask it myself.
	So, well, it turns out, it took a lot of research to find I had a zinc deficiency, but once I reestablished my zinc bodily content, this problem went away.
	When I was a kid, If you look at your fingernails and you have these little white clouds on your fingernails, it's just little...
	You mean on your cuticle or just in general?
	No, no.
	Oh, little spotted white, little spots on your nail.
	Yeah, but they're a little cloud shape.
	If you have that, you're a goner.
	You're dead.
	You might as well just put your affairs in order if you got that.
	So you have these little white things.
	And so I did research.
	Finally found out it was a zinc deficiency.
	And so I took some zinc supplements and it went away and it never returned.
	It's my story.
	Well, anyway, she's doing fine.
	Thank you for asking.
	I'm glad.
	Yes.
	You want her to do fine.
	You just want her to have that moment.
	You know, it's one of these moments that I'm sure will never be discussed.
	It sure will.
	But somewhere along the line, I'll have to say, hey, remember?
	Anyway, so I ordered 20 more of these blister packs so I can send them out to all the kids.
	Because now we only have one between the two of us and then some sporadic ivermectin that we got in Mexico.
	But that's really not...
	This blister pack is cool.
	And I've put the link to the website in the show notes under...
	But we have some people that...
	Are this the overpriced ones where these guys are gouging for this?
	It's not really overpriced, John.
	They're like five bucks a pack.
	Okay, five bucks is reasonable.
	And that's from ziverdoughkit.store.
	Yeah, but I looked at those.
	It was six.
	Six for 110 bucks is not five bucks a pack.
	No, I got 20 for 200.
	20 for 200?
	How do you get 5 bucks out of that calculation?
	I'm sorry, 10 bucks.
	10 bucks.
	I'm sorry.
	10 bucks.
	You know what, John?
	I really don't care.
	Okay?
	I don't care.
	Why don't you go get your...
	You wait for your cheap-ass ivermectin, and when you're dying, I'll send you my expensive blister pack.
	Okay?
	Jeez, man.
	It's bad enough with you and the wine.
	Bro, it's too expensive.
	This is life or death.
	Anyway, coming up in October...
	There's still a price.
	Of course it's a price.
	Coming up in October, the European Medical Agency will approve the following therapeutics.
	Baricitinib, Regnavimab, and Sotervimab.
	Who is doing marketing for these people is my immediate question.
	You know, it's funny you mention that.
	Tucker, I don't have a clip of it.
	I should have had a clip of it.
	In fact, I knew him.
	I never went and clipped it.
	Tucker had a guy on some guy on his show and it was a Fox expert or some bullcrap and he was talking about alternative treatments for COVID. And he went through every single obscure treatment including probably half the ones you mentioned and never once did he mention either ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine.
	Really now?
	He went out of his way, not to mention those two.
	And what do you think Tucker did?
	I have no idea, really.
	You stumped me on this one.
	He didn't do anything.
	He didn't even ask the guy about it.
	He just let the guy blabber on and he went to the next segment.
	Yeah.
	This is Fox.
	Yeah, but you shouldn't be watching Fox.
	It's no good no more.
	Fox is great.
	No, it's not.
	It's horrible.
	I almost had a...
	It's horrible.
	Brett Baer was on with Tulsi and they had a conversation.
	It was a knockout.
	Oh, these people are...
	Everything bores me right now.
	The mainstream is boring.
	People are completely disconnecting.
	And it's because...
	They're doing this.
	They're bailing out.
	Listen.
	Listen to me.
	You can force people to take the vaccine, but you can't force them to watch your bullcrap M5M stuff.
	And people aren't doing it.
	They're just not doing it.
	The mainstream died September 19th, 2021.
	I'm sticking to it.
	Now, let's talk about some adverse reactions because there's a lot going on with this.
	In particular, because we had this fantastic moment where the director of the CDC, what's her name, Walensky, overrode The FDA's panel in getting boosters for everybody, for the frontline workers, which the panel said no.
	Didn't she override her own people too?
	Of course she overrode everybody.
	Yeah.
	She said, no, I don't think we're going to do that.
	We're just going to get everybody vaccinated.
	It's fine.
	It's fine.
	What do you have to worry about?
	Well, there are some things to worry about.
	This was actually something that I hadn't even thought about, but it will start cropping up now when it comes around to insurance time.
	This discussion will have to be had soon.
	This is Dr.
	Sarah Long from Drexel University.
	We know for adults over 65, vaccine efficacy is waning, but we're only talking about booster shots for those with Pfizer.
	What about those with Moderna and Johnson& Johnson?
	What message does that send?
	Well, I think it sends a complicated message because we're saying, in fact, they're at risk of severe disease.
	They should be boosted, and they will say, for the 50% of you who didn't get Pfizer, good luck with your disability.
	You will have to wait.
	Hey, good luck with your disability.
	What are you talking about?
	Well, you're just going to have to wait.
	And if you get hurt, if you get sick, if you didn't get Pfizer, the whole point is, boosters are Pfizer only.
	Boosters are not Moderna.
	Boosters are not J&J. So if you didn't get the Pfizer, good luck.
	That's basically what she said.
	Good luck with your...
	You know, so the CEO of Pfizer was on George Stepanopoulos this morning.
	I managed to say that correctly right off the bat.
	Yes, very good.
	That guy is...
	That guy with his crazy Woody Allen Mexican accent...
	He's either a genius or somebody at that company is just a genius.
	To get stuff like that planted, it's just phenomenal.
	And he made all these excuses.
	Well, you know, don't you?
	And George is badgering him about, why don't you give away the vaccine?
	And he made you.
	Now I'm going to go get the clip and play it on the next show because of this one little element.
	Mm-hmm.
	He says, I can't even do his voice so off.
	It's insulting.
	He says, we've sold X number of billion of doses and for the less fortunate companies, we sell them the vaccine at half the price.
	And then he says, for all the low, super low income poor countries, we sell it at cost.
	And then he mentioned that Joe Biden, those vaccine doses, the billion doses that we're going to get, those American taxpayers are going to give away to the world.
	Half a billion.
	We've sold that to Joe Biden at cost.
	Now, wouldn't the follow-up question be, well, let me just ask you, what do you think a follow-up question would be to that?
	Well, what is cost?
	Yes!
	Can you give me a number?
	What's the best price?
	No question.
	Stephanopoulos doesn't say Jack.
	And you're surprised by this?
	I'm always surprised by it because it's just like a softball.
	Somebody's tossing you this softball and you've got this huge bat and you just leave it on your shoulder.
	I'd like to know what cost is.
	Is it a dollar?
	Maybe somehow you're confused with George Stephanopoulos being a journalist.
	I don't care who it is.
	Nobody would ask him that question.
	I know it.
	These guys, it's all scripted.
	These phony balonies.
	on tv all they do is read from a script and they're not allowed to ask a question i would ask immediately okay what's cost exactly let me run down a couple of headlines from around the world regarding the adverse event reactions of uh multiple vaccination First of all, Pfizer has now revealed the official side effects from the COVID-19 booster, which is the same as the other shots.
	They say, here's the rundown, 63.7 people had fatigue.
	48.4% of the people suffered from headaches.
	And 39.1% felt muscle pain.
	And there's no other side effects.
	Huh.
	Yeah, exactly.
	No black balls or anything like that?
	No, there's no other side effects.
	So we go to Israel.
	Where 90% of all cases are fully vaccinated and anyone above 60, now this is straight from the Israeli Ministry of Health, anybody above 60 years old has an equal chance of getting COVID with or without the vaccine.
	But these people also have What is it?
	The chance of severe morbidity.
	Do we know what severe morbidity is?
	Because I had to look that up.
	So this is what Israel is tagging as the actual side effects of the 90% of all cases being vaccinated.
	Acute myocardial infarction, aneurysm, acute renal failure, adult respiratory distress syndrome, amniotic fluid embolism, that's for pregnant women, cardiac arrest.
	Conversion of cardiac rhythm.
	It just goes on and on.
	And there's a documentary now, an Israeli documentary called...
	What are they calling this thing here?
	It's the Testimonies Project.
	It's in Hebrew.
	It does have English subtitles.
	Well worth at least five minutes if you want to be totally bummed out.
	The testimonies project created to provide a platform for all who were affected after getting the COVID-19 vaccine and to make sure their voices are heard since they are not heard in the Israeli media.
	Ha!
	Gee!
	Surprise!
	And then I got this, you know, we had that study from the New England Journal of Medicine, and the interpretation we had was, or that I had, was that 8 out of 10 pregnancies It resulted in a miscarriage after vaccination.
	And so a lot of people emailed in smart people who read the New England Journal of Medicine study itself.
	And so here's one from Chase.
	He says, I listened to 1384.
	Was surprised to hear that out of nearly 4,000 participants in the study, more than 80% of them had miscarriages.
	When I went to read the report, I found out that of the 4,000 participants, 850 had delivered, and that 13% of those were miscarriages, which is in line with normal birth statistics, according to the journal.
	I'm not sure if someone fed you this misinterpretation of the article, but wanted you to know it does not present what was discussed in the podcast.
	I'm a baron.
	Think you and John are national treasures.
	Doesn't mean you or anyone is perfect.
	Wanted to share.
	So I sent him back the deconstruction, and here's where it's tricky, and no one has done this.
	Only one publication so far has looked at the actual definition of a miscarriage, which has to be in the first trimester.
	So if you read the numbers, there was really only 127 women who had been vaccinated during the first trimester, and out of those, 104 experienced a miscarriage.
	So that's 81.9%.
	And the way this NEJM study kind of was put together was, oh, look at all the people, and it's just this amount.
	But they say in the document itself, that's the definition of a miscarriage.
	So, I want to make sure we got that out of the way.
	So you went...
	You were...
	That's good.
	I congratulate you.
	Thank you.
	Instead of just caving to the complaining of a baron...
	Well, he wasn't complaining.
	He wasn't complaining.
	He was concerned.
	No, no.
	Instead of you complaining.
	Instead of you complaining, you went back and did more work.
	More work that was not necessary.
	He is a baron.
	I mean, come on.
	He's a bearer.
	And you've cleared it up.
	And now headline of the day from the BBC. This tells you everything.
	COVID-19 in Wales, colon.
	A third of positive cases are unvaccinated.
	And that's some 1984 shit right there.
	Is that a great headline?
	Hello?
	Why?
	Well, they're saying a third of positive cases are unvaccinated.
	Alternate headline, two-thirds of cases are vaccinated.
	Yes!
	What a spin that is!
	Well, that's what you do.
	It's the BBC! Auntie!
	Auntie's not supposed to do this.
	This is a shocker to you.
	The BBC is corrupted.
	Yes!
	Those horrible, horrible people.
	Exactly.
	So now we have the mandates.
	Now we're seeing the healthcare system start to fall away, start to collapse, actually fold onto itself.
	We have the new governor of New York.
	She was actually going to do something pretty funny.
	She's going to get foreigners.
	Where's my governor clip?
	Here we go.
	You said yesterday that you were looking into temporary visas for foreign workers to fill these anticipated slots that might be I'm
	sorry?
	What?
	Why doesn't she say we're having discussions?
	Instead of?
	Which is what it amounts to.
	What does she say?
	Instead, they use the term that you'd like to mock, which is we're having conversations.
	Conversations.
	Conversations to me always seems to be like some casual thing.
	Oh, I had a conversation.
	It's not serious.
	A discussion is serious.
	A conversation is just meh.
	I think it's conversation, discussion, negotiation.
	That's probably what it should be.
	So that means they're not far enough to do anything.
	It's still a conversation!
	This is something that we have to work with the Department of State on first.
	And this is a conversation we've already been having to talk about the opportunity we might have in freeing up the visa system to have some temporary workers come from places like the Philippines where many nurses go elsewhere.
	I literally had this conversation with the Prime Minister of Ireland when we sat where I am right now and talked about, you know, do you have any of this?
	Everyone I'm talking to, I'm saying, do you have any health care workers you can get over to us?
	But it is going to be a Department of State approval process that we have to work through.
	So this will not help in the next couple of days.
	This is incredible.
	Does she really think that other countries are not having this exact same problem?
	Because they are.
	Every single country has a shortage, and it's mandates?
	She's got a screw loose.
	This woman's no good.
	Well, then wait for this lady, because I played this 30 times on a loop trying to understand what the heck she was saying.
	This is Lena Nguyen, the former Planned Parenthood director and has quite a storied history, as we are about to find out.
	This was what she was saying about mandates and why.
	And she made it personal.
	She's very good at this, it turns out.
	She made this a personal story about her and her child.
	And you explain to me what she's actually telling us to do in this 20-second clip.
	And those who are vaccinated, we now know, based on the CDC, they are now able, with the Delta variant, because they carry so much more virus, they could transmit it to their unvaccinated family members.
	And so I, for example, even though I'm fully vaccinated, my children are not because they're too young to be vaccinated.
	So I need to be now careful for my children because of all the unvaccinated people around us.
	Okay.
	Now, explain to me what she just said.
	She said, huh?
	She said that the vaccinated people...
	Carry a crap load of Delta variant because they're vaccinated.
	Dripping out of their nose.
	If they load it up because they're vaccinated, they're roaming around like a big giant suction cup, sucking in all kinds of viruses.
	So the vaccinated people are loaded to the gills with horrible viruses.
	And the more of them that are around, the worse it is.
	That's all she said.
	Well, yeah, but she's still...
	They're a danger...
	What she said is that vaccinated...
	By the way, I agree with her.
	I agree with her 100%.
	Oh, yeah.
	That vaccinated people are the most dangerous people in the world.
	That's what she said.
	I don't know if they're the most dangerous people in the world.
	She didn't say the most dangerous people in the world.
	But the logic, it's anyone who doesn't wake up and go, hold on a second.
	She just said, people are vaccinated, have a lot of viral load.
	That's dangerous because my kids are unvaccinated.
	I don't want to give it to them.
	So I have to be careful around people who are unvaccinated.
	No, vaccinated too.
	This thing is such a dud, and they just can't admit it.
	Now, this Lena Nguyen...
	Ah, she has a very...
	I can't admit it.
	She has a very...
	Lena Nguyen has a very interesting history.
	So she was born in China, and then she moved to California.
	And then she went to...
	She's only 38.
	Yeah, 38.
	She's very young.
	Entered California State University in Los Angeles at age 13.
	Was early, you know, like some genius program.
	Graduated 2001 from Cal State at 18.
	Yeah, I know the type.
	Entered Washington University in St.
	Louis Medical School.
	Then in 2005, she became the National President of American Medical Student Association.
	Graduated in 2007.
	Two years master program in economic and social history.
	A master of science in modern Chinese studies at Oxford University.
	She's a Rhodes Scholar.
	That should tell you something.
	And from 2010, she served as chair of the Young Professionals Council, Global Leadership Network of Medical Nursing and Public Health Professionals.
	Then from 10 to 13...
	She was a Harvard-affiliated medical medicine resident at Birmingham Women's Hospital in Massachusetts, General Hospital, and she was there.
	It must have been one of her last days because right after that she went on to do a whole bunch of other interesting things, including publishing a book in the same year.
	She was at the Boston bombing, the Boston Marathon bombing, and lo and behold, Jake Tapper got a hold of her and interviewed her.
	This woman is something else.
	Joining me now is Dr.
	Lina Wen.
	She's an emergency room physician who was working at Massachusetts General Hospital the day of the terror attack.
	She also works at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
	So you were at Massachusetts General Monday.
	What happened?
	Oh, it was a horrific day.
	We had no idea what was coming.
	It was three o'clock and we heard that there were two explosions, but we didn't know where.
	We had no idea how many people were coming to us.
	How many people came?
	It seemed like dozens, and it was.
	It was probably nearly three dozen patients in two hours or so.
	And was the hospital ready for it?
	I heard from Dr.
	Walz from the Brigham and Women's Hospital that because of all the drills the hospitals here have been running since 9-11, you were unbelievably prepared.
	Technically and medically, we were ready.
	We had done drills.
	We knew what to do with each individual patient who came in.
	But I've never seen trauma like this before.
	The volume and the nature of the trauma was really chilling and really shocking.
	And on a personal note...
	Ah, here she is.
	Ms.
	Personal Note.
	She's going to personalize it.
	...hadn't yet heard from your husband while this was all going on.
	And then you hear a cell phone ring.
	You reach into your pocket, but it wasn't your cell phone ringing.
	Yeah, so we actually live just a block away from here, from Coffee Square.
	And my husband had told me that he was coming to watch at the finish line.
	And then we heard that the explosions happened.
	So while I was treating patients, I had no idea whether the next patient was going to be my husband.
	I thought, I mean, I really thought because there was soot and blood everywhere, I thought there was a good chance that the next patient I'd be seeing on the stretcher will turn out to be my husband.
	It's typical for an emergency doctor to talk about themselves.
	And she keeps going on this, by the way.
	I found this out of character for an ER trauma doctor, but totally in character with this person.
	But he was okay.
	He ended up being unharmed, but I couldn't reach him for hours because of phone lines being full and all these things.
	One of the things that Dr.
	Walls told me is that he talked to his protege who works in Colorado and dealt with the Aurora shootings.
	And he said, what's one piece of advice?
	And he said, We took care of our people, the emotional trauma that they felt, but you can always do more.
	It still wasn't enough.
	Have you found that?
	Are the doctors and nurses and others who work at the hospital, are they still dealing with this?
	Oh, yeah.
	Absolutely.
	I know that.
	I certainly do.
	I have nightmares, and whenever I hear sirens or the loudspeaker for the ambulance going off, I think about Monday.
	And it's something that I know I have to do better at.
	I need to take care of myself, and...
	In order for us to take care of our patients going forward.
	Narcissistic!
	So in a two-minute report, they talk for eight seconds about patients, and the rest is about her!
	What's her name again?
	Lena Wen.
	Now, she also speaks fluent Chinese.
	She's consulted for the World Health Organization, the Chinese.
	What's her last name?
	Wen.
	W-E-N. W-E-N. Yeah, she's a spook.
	That's what I thought.
	It's got to be a spook.
	She's got spook written all over her.
	Just look at her wiki page.
	There's a true military whistleblower who went through all the whistleblower channels, filed all the proper paperwork, which you won't hear much about, I presume, anywhere but on the podcast.
	And here's her main statement.
	She says, in accordance with the foregoing, and she put a whole bunch of evidence and her observations and literature, I hereby recommend to the Secretary of Defense that all pilots, crew, and flight personnel in the military service who required hospitalization from injection or received any COVID-19 vaccination and flight personnel in the military service who required hospitalization from injection or received any COVID-19 vaccination Mm-hmm.
	Sounds right.
	Yeah.
	And it's sticking with aviation.
	United Airlines, you remember they were going to not just mandate vaccines for all of their employees, but if you did not get vaccinated, you would be put on temporary leave, unpaid, and certainly in the meantime, you were going to pay more for your healthcare premium.
	Well, let's say that they even did that.
	Let's say that they mandated vaccines.
	Knowing the way they operate, the way you're supposed to operate, because they don't feed the pilots the same food, did they demand that each pilot get a different vaccine?
	So in other words, you only flew with a Johnson& Johnson guy if you were a Pfizer or Moderna guy.
	Was that in part of the program?
	Seems like it should be, right?
	It sounds like a dynamite idea.
	No, I mean, that's one of my main...
	No, of course not.
	Or at least they're not talking about it.
	They can't talk about it that way.
	But a judge stopped it.
	A judge stopped this mandate and called it heartless.
	You know what I'm thinking?
	We should have a day.
	It's all the people who have had an adverse reaction to these vaccines.
	We should have a day where at a certain time, everybody who's been affected by the vaccine, just stand outside your door.
	See what happens.
	Get a drone shot of that.
	Get a drone shot of that, please.
	Natural infection.
	You know, when I say spook about this woman, she was born in Shanghai in 1983.
	Moved her parents to the U.S. when she was eight, then had her English name change to English.
	This woman could be Chinese intelligence.
	Easily.
	Easily.
	And look at where she is.
	You know, she went from Planned Parenthood, where she got kicked out, She was kicked out.
	By the way, if you look at all of her careers about transparency in medicine, she even wrote a book about this stuff.
	And again, the idea that we use when we try to spot the spook is the fact that nobody stays in the same place too long.
	Did you realize she married a South African man?
	Yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	He's in marketing or something.
	After a blessing story, you went to Cape Town?
	Yeah.
	They have two children.
	I don't know how many...
	This is ridiculous.
	Isn't it great?
	Yes, a lot of people have colorful...
	You know, they travel here and they're there and they're all over the place and then...
	Please note her attendance at George Washington University as well.
	The Rhodes Scholar.
	All of that stuff adds up to one thing.
	Spot the spook.
	Spot the spook.
	Everybody wants to spot the spook.
	But who's spook?
	Yeah, that's the question.
	Okay, a couple more here.
	Er...
	The Norway has stopped all mandates, has now reclassified COVID on equal footing with the flu, which it should have been all along.
	It's probably just as lethal.
	Flu's coming back, people.
	It's going to be real bald this winter.
	There was no flu for the last 18 months.
	What happened?
	It's going to be ours.
	I thought we eradicated it.
	It's just coiling up.
	The flu is coiling up, ready to strike and kill us all.
	Well, I ran into a funny ad for a new flu shot.
	Oh, do you have it?
	Yes, I do.
	Oh, groovy.
	I love me some pharma ads.
	Let's do some pharma ads.
	I got two.
	I got two today.
	Oh, I got one.
	This is the flu zone.
	Flu zone?
	No!
	I'm not getting through the pandemic just to end up with the flu.
	I asked for flu zone high-dose quadrivalent.
	It's the number one used flu vaccine for people 65 and older.
	Fluzone high-dose quadrivalent is the only vaccine approved by the FDA for superior flu protection in adults 65 plus.
	I'm not letting my guard down.
	Fluzone high-dose quadrivalent isn't for people who've had a severe allergic reaction to any flu vaccine or vaccine component, including eggs or egg products.
	Tell your healthcare professional if you've ever experienced severe muscle weakness after receiving a flu shot.
	People with weakened immune systems, including those receiving therapies that suppress the immune system, may experience lower immune responses.
	Vaccination may not protect everyone.
	Side effects include pain, redness, and or swelling when you got the shot, muscle ache, headache, and general discomfort.
	Other side effects may...
	All flu shots are not the same.
	I raise my game with Fluzone High Dose Quadrivalent.
	Ask your doctor or pharmacist for Fluzone High Dose Quadrivalent.
	Okay, so I deconstructed the, what the hell, what is this?
	Yeah, what is this?
	What's going on here?
	So, all the flu shots, which are cheap, by the way, they're defy bucks.
	And they're trivalent.
	Trivalent?
	Yeah, every year they go to China and they figure out what possibly...
	Oh, right, yeah, what the strain could be.
	Three.
	They always decide on three.
	I thought it was influenza A or B. I didn't know there were three choices.
	They find three possible candidates that might be the ones that come over here and kill us all.
	So their trivalent shots are all that way.
	So these guys added a fourth.
	Yeah.
	For just in case.
	Big zeal.
	So they added a fourth long shot possibility.
	And I bet you these shots cost like 50 bucks.
	I was reading the substack.
	This is a scam.
	Oh yeah, and I was reading the substack called Yuga Flickaflops or something.
	I put it in the show notes.
	It's an unpronounceable name.
	And he made the comparison between IBV vaccines for chickens and the COVID vaccine.
	And the title of it is We're All Cattle Now.
	It's exactly the same.
	This is what they've been trying to treat chickens with coronavirus for many decades.
	Now, listen to the comparison.
	IBV vaccine, it's the same people making this stuff.
	Protect the chickens from infection for only about nine weeks.
	Sounds right, if we're chickens.
	Long enough for the chickens to be eaten.
	But those raised for their eggs require constant boosters.
	They receive two or three attenuated viruses at first, then the periodically activated virus boosters thereafter to maintain their protection.
	Adenovirus, that's the Johnson & Johnson, I think, is that...
	Is that Johnson& Johnson or AstraZeneca?
	Johnson& Johnson.
	So, adenovirus vector vaccines have been tried in chickens with efficacy similar to that induced by attenuated virus vaccines.
	This is very likely an unstated reason that vaccine vector and mRNA messenger technology were used for our own SARS-2 jabs.
	It was known from the experience with animals that deactivated virus vaccines would not work nearly as well.
	There are other interesting tidbits in the literature on IBV vaccines, he says.
	The basis of immunity to IBV, this chicken vaccination, is not well understood.
	Serum antibody levels do not correlate with protection, although local antibody is believed to play a role.
	And then it goes on to talk about, you know, antibody-dependent enhancement and how the chickens, if they catch the virus in the wild, how they die right away.
	So, yeah, we're livestock.
	That's what's going on.
	We are total livestock.
	I like it.
	I like the comparison.
	And here is a big pharma ad for the livestock.
	Dogs are people, too.
	Perica Trio.
	It's triple protection made simple.
	Semperica Trio is the first and only monthly chewable that covers heartworm disease, ticks, and fleas.
	Ivermectin.
	And hookworms.
	Dogs get triple protection in just one Semperica trio.
	This drug class has been associated with neurologic adverse reactions, including seizures.
	Use with caution in dogs with a history of these disorders.
	Protect him with all your heart.
	Semperica Trio.
	Now notice the marketing.
	Protection.
	It's also, they're giving these dogs something up front.
	They don't have anything.
	It's protection.
	It's immunity.
	It's protection.
	This is, woof, we're being so swamped with this stuff.
	And then on the complete other side of the marketing spectrum, Something has changed.
	We saw it with the death time of the mainstream media, September 19th, 2021, where they had anti-conception ads and the woman is sitting inside her vagina.
	And he says, welcome to my vagina, and talks about all this stuff, which is fine for me, but I just want to point out that the marketing is changing like crazy.
	This is a real ad.
	Being a human is hard.
	Especially if you're a woman who's also having trouble doing that totally normal thing all humans do, but not all of them like to talk about.
	Oh, are you talking about pooping?
	Let's just say Garden of Life's doctor-formulated women's probiotics help your digestion so you can be a more regular human.
	I'm comfortable talking about poop.
	You can just say poop.
	It's 2021.
	I think everyone knows that women poop.
	I love pooping.
	You poop, girl.
	Plus, did you know that the 40 billion probiotics found in Garden of Life can help support immune system health?
	Oh, are you poopsplaining me right now?
	Wow.
	Don't be shy about pooping.
	Pooping is powerful.
	This is my favorite part of the day.
	I poop.
	She poops.
	All women poop.
	I'm a woman and I poop.
	I'm a woman and I poop.
	I'm a woman, and I poop regularly.
	Thanks for the poop-powerment.
	I'm not saying poop-powerment.
	I'm pooping right now.
	Look for Garden of Life, the number one probiotic that helps women, number two.
	And it can even help maintain healthy pH and yeast levels.
	Oh, are we talking about my vagina now?
	Okay, now this is not an ad that's ever run on broadcast television.
	Uh, yes, sir.
	Well, people in the troll room have even seen it.
	Maybe on the internet.
	Maybe on a feed that goes over YouTube.
	I've seen a lot of poop ads on YouTube.
	Yeah, but cable can run poop ads.
	There's nothing wrong with poop.
	You just heard this.
	Nothing's wrong with poop.
	No, I never said there's anything wrong with poop.
	Pooping is powerful.
	Everyone must poop.
	That whole poop series of books that came out for kids.
	It's very important that we all poop.
	Detective Dookie.
	Detective Dookie.
	Poop Police.
	That's the U.S. Special Police League.
	Alright, let's talk finally about people who've already had COVID. Should you get vaccinated?
	Logic and science says no, but when it comes to propagandizing the Latinx community, there's nothing better than getting Fauci together with the one and only Miami sound machine, Gloria Estefan.
	I was COVID positive November 8th.
	I tested negative the 22nd and 24th.
	So I wasn't eligible yet for the vaccine because of my age.
	And they told me to wait three months.
	Why wait three months?
	Is it because it's harmful or is it because we still have immunity and we didn't want to waste the vaccine or any other reason?
	So, Gloria, theoretically, the situation is that you're making antibodies against the COVID proteins.
	The vaccine itself is the spike protein of the coronavirus.
	And the concern, theoretically, is that if you have a lot of level of antibody, it's going to bind together.
	To the protein and diminish the effect of the potency of the vaccine.
	That's only a theoretical consideration.
	How long did they ask you to wait?
	They told me three months, but I know for a fact I still have immunity because I've got it completely tested.
	I would not wait any longer, Gloria.
	I believe that the advantage of getting the boost from the vaccine far outweighs The theoretical possibility that your own existing immunity is going to interfere.
	And we know that the immunity that's induced by the vaccine in general is more potent than the immunity that's induced by infection.
	So my advice would be at your convenience when you want to get vaccinated, get vaccinated.
	I'm absolutely going to do it, Dr.
	Fauci.
	I will, Dr.
	Fauci!
	Stay safe!
	Now, I noticed the little language thing here that's kind of interesting.
	Good, good, good.
	Please, one good's enough.
	Goody, goody.
	They try to switch it from booster to boost.
	And the reason for that is because of the implications.
	Booster's like a booster chair.
	It's for kids.
	It's stupid.
	Oh, he's got a booster, booster, booster.
	Booster's very kind of juvenile.
	Boost!
	Boost!
	Boost is more like a rocket ship or something.
	You know, boost.
	It's like it's giving you the extra kick in the ass.
	It's a boost.
	Yeah.
	You know, you do it to the football player.
	Hold on, listen to this.
	Here's your cue to boost.
	You know you want to.
	Boost!
	Yeah, boost.
	It's crock as shit.
	Yeah, it's total crock.
	Well, par for the course.
	Par for the course.
	I'm going to stop about the M5M, but I did want to share one thing with you since we have been looking at ratings and just the overall, I would say, truly collapse of M5M. It's slow, but it took Sears a while to figure out that Amazon was eating their lunch too.
	These things do take a bit of time.
	But I learned that when it comes to the new Hollywood, the streamers, Which soon will just be called whatever.
	But you know, Netflix, Amazon, Hulu, Paramount, Disney, Apple.
	Apple TV claimed it had less than 20 million Apple Plus subscribers in July.
	Which, I guess that's not many.
	It probably doesn't surprise me.
	But the source of this information was interesting.
	The source is from a union.
	The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees.
	And why is this?
	Because the new model, when it comes to working in movies and television, let's just call it all kind of the same thing, and when it comes to streaming...
	The contracts, the union contracts, in this case the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, which represents TV and movie workers, camera operators, set builders, the real people behind the scenes, they get paid based upon how many subscribers a service has, which they just have to take at face value, I presume.
	So Disney has 116 million, Netflix 209 million.
	If you're working on one of those shows, you have a union contract that pays you more than when you're working on, say, the morning show for Apple because they may be artificially, but they keep their number at 20 million people.
	Well, that brings up an interesting question that I'll ask you and you should be able to answer.
	If Apple has 20 million people subscribing to its service and it has one show, as opposed to 200 million, which is a factor of 10, to subscribe to Netflix where there's 200,000 shows, why would you get more money at Netflix when you're only working at one show with 20 million people?
	What the industry is doing is removing all costs.
	All of this, all these, which they would consider freeloaders, your stupid unions, get rid of them.
	They don't want to do it on ratings anymore.
	Not on ratings, not on residuals.
	That's over.
	No more residuals.
	Besides my point, if you say they get paid more at Netflix because of the subscriber base...
	Yeah.
	If the subscriber base is serving 200 shows as opposed to a subscriber base that's serving one or two shows, why would you get paid more?
	You should get paid more where there's bigger base, less shows.
	So I countered your point because it's not a point.
	You're asking something that is unanswerable.
	They don't want you to know how many people are watching and they want to pay a flat rate and they're going to do it based upon how many people they say they have subscribing, not watching.
	Ratings are over.
	Over.
	This is another nail.
	If you read the trades...
	I'm reading the trade.
	They talk about...
	They've got this new metric.
	They all use it.
	It's called per million minutes viewed.
	Have you seen this?
	Yeah, didn't we talk about that?
	No, I don't think so.
	Yeah, it's about how many...
	They do million minutes viewed.
	I didn't realize it was in the...
	Well, they do million minutes viewed, but I think it's million minutes viewed or something like that.
	But it's minutes viewed.
	So they have...
	So that way they can deal with streaming and they...
	I don't know how they manage this, by the way, because you and I both know it's bullshit.
	You can't do it.
	Mm-hmm.
	If somebody starts watching a YouTube video and then they walk away from the set or they just let it go in the background or it's on or they stop it after the first pre-roll.
	You watch the pre-roll.
	It's view.
	You got a view.
	You got a view.
	That's a view, but the minutes viewed seems to be claiming that they are actually timing how long you're watching it.
	That's a YouTube metric.
	Yeah.
	Well, no, it's a general metric in all streaming, according to the cable and broadcast.
	Right, but YouTube pioneered that.
	They pioneered it with that, you know, they have these metrics you can get on YouTube, is minutes viewed, and a big metric is how long someone watched a video, which you will not be surprised is about, you know, 30 seconds, but maybe a little bit longer for some long-form things, but rarely do you get, like, a full view of anything or anybody.
	But the advertising model is just broken.
	It's all.
	It's just broken.
	And people don't want it.
	They don't like it.
	Advertising is valid, but they're going to have to figure something else out.
	Yeah.
	Donate to a podcast.
	I'm reminded of what they did in Europe years ago when they had, especially in the UK and elsewhere, although they've changed this model over the years to more of an American model for some reason, and that is they would have, you go there and you watch, say there's a show, it's a half hour show, they play all the ads at the beginning, In a row, like five minutes of ads.
	You can't fast forward or skip?
	You could, but to avoid that, they make the ads outrageously entertaining.
	I've always said that's the way to go.
	That's always the way to go.
	And that's what the Super Bowl people do.
	They make the ads, so the ads are worth it.
	You watch the Super Bowl, and people say it.
	I watched the Super Bowl to see what ads they ran.
	Yeah.
	Right, but that doesn't really hold well.
	The Super Bowl, yeah.
	How about just make all ads incredibly entertaining and stop showing them over and over?
	Name for me the product of the poop commercial.
	It was some pill.
	Would you have recall after having laughed and stood in amazement at that ad?
	Would you remember it if you saw it on the shelf?
	If I saw the ad and she had the pill and they flashed it in my face, I'd sit maybe in a pile of poop.
	I think I'd definitely remember it.
	Okay.
	Alrighty then.
	Advertising works, you just don't know how it works.
	And it's very annoying to the consumer.
	The consumers are walking away.
	Yeah, let's go to another thing then.
	I'm going to bring this up.
	I'll argue this until I'm blue in the face.
	I'm on the other side of the debate, as you know.
	You mean you think the M5EV is just fine and dandy and their numbers are great and they're making money and it's good?
	No, I think they're screwed up.
	I think they've got bad programming.
	They've got too much leer.
	They've got too much virtue signaling.
	They've got lousy advertising.
	They're run by a bunch of doofus boneheads.
	Now, those are all reasons for my argument.
	Yeah, but let me continue.
	Native ads, once they were discovered and once they were accepted by the public to be inserted into the New York Times and various news organizations, which we spot, nobody else seems to care, there's a native ad and here it goes.
	And it's part of, you know, they make it, they blend it in.
	So you don't have, you can actually do, I think, you can do an entire news broadcast with no advertising.
	And all native ads and make more money.
	Yeah, and the people are going to watch that.
	They'll be very happy to watch that.
	If they're well produced, yes they will.
	No, you're making zero argument.
	You're not making an argument.
	You've watched plenty of native ads that you thought were well produced, well entertaining news.
	Name one!
	Name one!
	Name one.
	There's tons of them.
	I used to play them on this show constantly.
	But John, people don't...
	And they were very well done.
	People are interested in other things.
	They're interested in Instagram models and TikTok dances.
	People are not...
	You have to understand, they don't care.
	They do not care anymore.
	You know, this is boring to the public.
	No, I don't think so.
	I don't think it's boring at all.
	Fox News, down 37%.
	Month over month.
	Because it's just become another apparatchik for the Democrat Party.
	Yes, but that's what it is.
	My point, exactly.
	There's no one doing anything for art.
	They're doing it for politics, and they're doing it for advertisers.
	And the people are tired of it because the alternative.
	TikTok is fantastic.
	You can sit down and watch TikTok for an hour, and you're entertained.
	And if you can break yourself loose, you can have a life.
	It's like top 40 radio on steroids, on crack.
	It's 15 seconds, boom, boom, in your face.
	No, they cannot compete.
	This is what they compete with.
	This is a report from the UK. I don't know if this is...
	Before we leave the COVID thing, I do have a clip I want to get out of the way.
	So we at least know this.
	This is important.
	It's about the vaccine.
	Okay.
	The vaccine is now a human right.
	Centers for Disease Control Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky has endorsed giving workers in high-risk settings booster vaccine shots despite opposition from a CDC panel.
	On Thursday, the panel recommended making Pfizer-BioNTech booster shots available to people 65 and older, nursing home residents, and people with underlying health conditions.
	But the panel did not recommend booster shots for younger health care workers, teachers, and other high-risk settings.
	But Walensky then overruled the panel.
	Many global health experts have criticized the Biden administration for promoting booster shots while much of the world remains unvaccinated.
	At the United Nations General Assembly, South African President Cyril Ramaphosa repeated his call for waiving intellectual property rights on vaccines.
	He also criticized wealthy nations for hoarding vaccines.
	It is an indictment on humanity that more than 82% of the world's vaccine doses have been acquired by wealthy countries, while less than 1% has gone to low-income countries.
	Unless we address this as a matter of urgency, the pandemic will last much longer and new mutations of the virus will emerge and spread.
	South Africa reaffirms its call for fair and equitable distribution of vaccines.
	Meanwhile, Bolivian President Luis Arce said access to vaccines should be considered a human right and is addressed to the UN General Assembly.
	El capitalismo ha mercantilizado todos Capitalism has commodified all aspects of social life, and health is not the exception.
	Medical science should be at the service of humanity without any sort of geographical, political, social, or nationality discrimination.
	The access to the vaccine must be considered as a human right.
	What do you think the point of this is?
	By the way, I should have...
	I apologize to everybody.
	John did not tag as I normally get when he's doing these kind of clips.
	Sorry about that.
	What do you think the point is of this?
	It's communism.
	It's just a communist meme.
	Human right.
	Everything's a human right.
	They say vaccines should be free.
	It's a human right.
	And it's promoted.
	This is the kind of thing promoted by the rich countries.
	There's a capitalist...
	You know, capitalism's bad.
	This is the same old, same old.
	Now, I want to, just as a kind of a kicker, and I do have clips for later, I listened to the Trump-Perry Georgia speech so I could see what he's up to with his new act.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he had a bunch of people that come before him.
	And Marjorie Taylor Greene was one of them.
	And just to make sure that we have a clue here, I do have an MTG clip.
	It's a four-second clip.
	It's worth playing.
	But let's talk about who the Democrats really are.
	They're communists.
	Wow.
	I'm so happy she got to say that.
	Gee, we didn't know, lady.
	I'm tired of her, too, as much as I kind of like her.
	And I really, I have no stomach.
	I have no stomach for Trump.
	And the reason is this.
	First of all, I'm glad you do it because of the shtick.
	It's important for us to know what the shtick is.
	And I know why he did this.
	And I spent my time looking at the audit report instead of watching the rally.
	He has no solutions.
	We know what he's doing.
	He's just getting the media ready to run 2024.
	And so, kind of everything else, if he's still out there with the same message of, I'm going to save you, and we can all save ourselves, it's just, you have nothing right now.
	When he did these speeches and he had power, it was much more interesting, because he could do something.
	Now he's just talking.
	It's always just...
	I'm tired of it.
	I'm really tired of it.
	Yeah, okay.
	I agree with you about Marjorie Taylor Greene.
	She's a little...
	Don't get me wrong.
	I'm not against Trump clips.
	I mean, of course I want to hear them.
	Marjorie Taylor Greene, that clip that I just played is the clip.
	That's the clip?
	That's the clip.
	Yeah.
	I also have a single clip from Trump that is also the clip that summarized everything.
	But the reason I got the Trump clips is because he does go after all these guys and he does a pretty good job.
	Well, I definitely want to do that because I think this is part of the purge, as I would call it.
	You know, only 999 sealed indictments to go.
	So I definitely think there's something up.
	And I'm sure he dropped his hints and I hope you have it.
	Supply chains, though, is we need to talk about supply chains because, well, first of all, very odd.
	I got a note that we have two producers who are in the paper business.
	And how do we know they're in the paper business?
	Because in the start of this whole thing, when everyone went berserk and started hoarding toilet paper, both of them were telling me what was going on.
	So one of them works for Coke Industries, which they pretty much have a lock on...
	Household paper products such as a paper towel and toilet paper.
	They have a big market share.
	And another executive producer who's been in the business for 26 years, he sent me a note on Friday.
	He says, oh, I just got out of a meeting.
	It's the worst I've ever seen in my entire career.
	Toilet paper is going to be a problem, but moreover, printer paper.
	Printer paper is going to disappear.
	And he said he would write up a whole report.
	So I then contacted our other producer.
	He says, I don't know what he's talking about.
	We're even doing promotions on toilet paper.
	So maybe it's just the printer paper, but something is up.
	I don't know.
	I just bought a pile of printer paper.
	It's so cheap and they're selling tons of it.
	Well, hopefully you'll have a report by Thursday.
	And just in case, you know, Costco is also saying, oh, we'll have a problem with toilet paper.
	That came after he told me.
	I don't know if it has anything to do with it, but we'll find out.
	In the UK, man, these guys are in a pickle.
	So first we have Brexit, which affected the work environment.
	The landscape, significantly, for people who could come into the country and work.
	And then, of course, with COVID, no one could come into the country.
	And, you know, as an island, sometimes you need stuff to come into the country.
	You need drivers to drive the trucks for the gasoline.
	Some British motorists have begun panic buying fuel at petrol stations, despite the government urging them not to.
	A lack of petrol tanker drivers forced a few stations to close, which has triggered the panic.
	The government's expected to do a post-Brexit U-turn and allow foreign truck drivers back into the country.
	There are political principles involved in this, but there's also the principle of making sure that people in Britain get their food and their fuel.
	And set against the political background around Brexit, it seems to me this is something that the government might have to swallow.
	And simply accept that actually, short term, we do need foreign drivers to help us out.
	It's not just petrol supplies that are affected.
	Food is too.
	Some supermarket shelves have been empty for weeks now.
	The BBC sent a correspondent.
	I don't have his report, but I have a picture.
	So this guy's standing at a gas station.
	Guess what his name is?
	Phil McCann.
	That should be on that list of names.
	I'm sure the Brits don't even know.
	Note from producer Rodney about the Los Angeles port.
	As we know, there's backups there.
	In the morning, Jen says you probably heard about the cargo ships backed up in California's port.
	65 ships and counting.
	The main reason, not enough trucks to deliver loads from the port.
	Now, he says, can you guess why there are not enough trucks?
	Of course we cannot.
	That's why we have the best producers.
	About two years ago, California ports put out new rules on what you can drive into the port as far as trucks go.
	Every truck had to be 2006 and newer, from 2006 and newer.
	Now drivers are cheap when it comes to their trucks.
	Most don't want to buy anything newer than $19.99.
	Why $19.99?
	That's the year cutoff for the ELD electronic logs.
	$2,000 and newer must have the ELD. So as far as the port goes, it's more about environmental standards than ELDs.
	That one actually costs about 50% loss of the trucks.
	It won't be long before they lose more drivers because of even stricter rules.
	And this is the same with some of the ships.
	They went into overhaul to get rid of their dirty diesel, I don't know what they're going to run on, coal.
	Natural gas.
	Natural gas, yeah.
	So they're getting rid of that.
	Well, the trucking thing is interesting because it doesn't seem...
	We have one of the biggest ports in the world in Oakland.
	And they load mostly rail.
	But there's a lot of trucks, thousands and thousands of trucks that go in and out of there.
	But I don't think they have that same rule.
	And if they did, they would just...
	Probably not.
	Use the rail to go move the trucks and pick the thing up someplace else.
	So I don't know how big of a problem that really is.
	Well, the Wall Street Journal writes, delays are getting worse.
	California ports still rest on the weekends.
	U.S. shipping operations remain clogged as ports, trucks, and warehouses can't find enough workers or agree on 24-7 operations.
	I didn't know this was happening.
	You guys just shut down in the weekend or in the night.
	You don't keep going at L.A. Well, that's L.A. Right, but that's where they have 65 tankers backed up.
	Maybe they could go to Oakland.
	Possible.
	Take it out to Oakland, people.
	And if you read what they wrote in this article, Nike...
	Oakland, Portland, Seattle is also good.
	Here, Nike won't have enough sneakers to sell for the holidays.
	Costco is reimposing limits on paper towel.
	Prices for artificial Christmas trees have jumped 25% this season.
	Get a real tree, people.
	And then we had the CO2... News on the last show, which to me was baffling.
	Get an artificial tree.
	They're ten times better.
	I used to always have real trees.
	They drop needles everywhere.
	They're fire hazards.
	They're hard to get rid of.
	They're just a pain in the ass.
	You buy one artificial tree, it's good for ten years.
	And they look exactly the same.
	Yes, and they smell the same, too.
	You can buy some spray scent.
	Ours has three modules.
	And there's a little connector in the stem, so the lights are in permanently.
	Yeah, you got a real high-end artificial tree.
	At Costco, we did a couple of years back.
	Oh, I'm not arguing with you at all.
	I think it's totally the way to go.
	CO2 shortage.
	John and Adam, I'm a millennial owner of a California brewery.
	I have some info about the rise in CO2 prices.
	They are astronomical!
	300% in some cases.
	Yeah.
	I'm friends with our CO2 sales rep.
	He tells me that CO2 used in dry ice welding tanks, in our case carbonation, is a purified byproduct of the oil refining process.
	From what I understand...
	Pull it from natural gas.
	Several oil refineries on the West Coast shut down because of the lockdowns will not be reopening because of carbon tax increases.
	While we get used to our CO2 from a plant in Stockton, they're having to go to San Diego and even trucking it in from Oregon and Washington to meet the demand.
	There are machines that can pull CO2 out of the air or recycle the CO2 saved or created during the fermentation process, but they seem a lot more green gimmicky than actually practical.
	Yeah, the most practical way is to pull it out of natural gas.
	We have one, two, three, four, five, six refiners in the San Francisco Bay Area.
	They're all running.
	I don't know what he's talking about.
	You know, you posted that on Noagenda Social, like, where's your evidence?
	Now someone comes here with evidence, with hands-on evidence.
	You're like, I don't know where he gets it from.
	Probably from the bill that says 300% more expensive.
	No, I'm not saying it's not more expensive.
	I didn't say that.
	I said, where's these oil refiners that are shut down?
	Well, maybe the same one that produce...
	CF Industry Holdings, top manufacturer of hydrogen and nitrogen products, released a statement today indicating that its UK manufacturing facility is suspending operations due to high natural gas prices.
	It's all the natural gas price, which is completely artificial as far as I'm concerned.
	Isn't it?
	I don't think so.
	I think natural gas price, and it has gone up.
	It hasn't gone up dramatic.
	Well, I guess it is dramatic.
	This has been sitting around $3 for decades, and now it's $4 or $5.
	So I guess that's almost doubled.
	That makes a difference to somebody.
	It makes a difference to anybody who buys it by the carload.
	I'd like it.
	It just seems like some of these things are created.
	Yeah.
	Oh, definitely.
	I have a thing from China.
	I think I might have it here.
	Hold on a second.
	Do I have it?
	Yes.
	So China is doing weird stuff.
	This is one of those wacky reports on YouTube.
	They are cutting power in certain industrial cities.
	And with the predictable results, here's a 30-second report.
	These businesses are listed as energy-intensive businesses by the local authorities.
	According to the emergency power cut notice, all the businesses in Shaoxing must close for three days from September 19 to 21, and all the energy-intensive textile printing and dyeing businesses must halt their production from September 19 to the end of the month.
	Lin said that the power cut delays their delivery and results in serious consequences to the local businesses.
	It is very serious for us that means all our orders will be delayed.
	We cannot deliver on time.
	Now, I don't know why they're doing that.
	I'm sure it's not climate change.
	The Chinese care little about climate change.
	But that's one way to control production.
	Turn off the power.
	And I have no confirmation other than that live streaming for Facebook and Instagram was down.
	But, you know, there's word everywhere that Victoria at least cut some internet services during the protest the other day.
	Something is, well, now it brings you back to your original point, something's up.
	Well, I can tell you.
	These guys are starting to realize that, you know, we're not making the kind of money we could be making if we just, let's just cut these customers off for a while and see if they'll pay more.
	I mean, I have no evidence of that, except there's too many of these stories.
	Mm-hmm.
	And they don't make any sense in the scheme of things.
	Well, you can always blame COVID. Well, you know, we lost our employees.
	We laid everybody off and they wouldn't come back to work.
	True.
	There's no truck drivers.
	We kicked all the truck drivers out of the UK and now we've got no truck drivers.
	And whose fault is that?
	This is really fishy.
	No, the way I see it.
	First of all, there is a great reset in progress, so totally, I'm sure they're nudging this along as much as they can with stimulus checks worldwide, everybody gets paid to stay home, mandates, fear, fear, fear, fear.
	People are also fearful to go out still.
	So, you know, that's, those are good nudges, and then you can basically pull any lever you want to make it look like we need to have the government step in and pay for all, we need universal healthcare, because, oh, it collapsed because of the unvaccinated.
	We should tax the unvaccinated more.
	I don't know why they're waiting for it.
	Oh, by the way, yeah.
	Joe Biden should say it.
	If you're unvaccinated, boom, 45% tax, income tax rate.
	Yeah, well, in America.
	Huh?
	No one's going to put up with that.
	John, how can you sit there and say no one's going to put up with that when people are literally putting up with death being shot into their veins?
	People will put up with it!
	Eh, we'll see.
	You should say that you're not buying it, that would be...
	I'm not buying it, I'm going to say I'm not going to buy it.
	So what has...
	What has resulted now from the most recent Build Back Better World program, which since we're kind of talking about China, is this collaboration.
	We've got the submarines now being, instead of the French submarines, we're going to have atomic U.S.-U.K. submarines for Australia.
	This is causing the mainstream in Australia to crank up the fear.
	And let's start with their M5M. This is just the opening bit of 60 Minutes Australia.
	War with China.
	It sounds unthinkable.
	But according to many experts, the countdown may be on.
	Countdown's on!
	China's President Xi Jinping is shaping up to the West like never before.
	And just last week, a major new military alliance was announced between the US, Australia and the UK to counter Chinese aggression in the Pacific.
	The first major initiative of AUKUS will be to deliver a nuclear-powered submarine fleet for Australia.
	America and its allies are preparing for a battle we didn't think was possible.
	The idea that China would never attack, even never invade, well, I wouldn't count on that.
	Xi Jinping is already on a collision course with his own people.
	From recently outlawing boy bands to enforcing propaganda lessons in primary schools.
	Xi Jinping is taking control, and he's prepared to fight for it even beyond his homeland.
	If this unimaginable conflict were to happen, it would begin with an invasion of Taiwan, the tiny nation off its coast that China has long believed is theirs.
	Man, they're manifesting this.
	Boom, boom, boom, boom.
	War with China could happen.
	This whole report.
	Explosions, missile launch, planes flying over warships.
	Boom, boom, boom, boom.
	And then there's...
	You do the same thing.
	You take that same report if you can get that woman's voice to do it.
	Yeah.
	And you overlay it to the Americans.
	You have Americans propagandize and they have a bunch of kids pledging allegiance.
	It's actually more effective if it's a British voice or Australian voice...
	People pay attention to it more here.
	Yeah, I think so.
	That's a crack of crap report.
	Well, it's not a report.
	It's a 60-minute entire expose on how we're all going to die.
	China's going to, because the Chinese don't buy the, it's not just all nuclear power.
	No, it's nuclear subs.
	We have to kill you.
	As witnessed by the...
	What is this guy's name?
	Victor Gao.
	He's the Vice President for the Center for China and Globalization.
	Also a former translator for the previous chairman of the Chinese Communist Party.
	And listen to what this Jamoke says.
	Australia itself will be a target for possible nuclear attacks in the future.
	Can I just stop you there?
	Can I just stop you there, Victor?
	Australia will be a target for nuclear attack?
	From whom?
	You do not need to know whom it will be, but as a logic...
	No one wants to target any nuclear-free zone, which now includes Australia.
	Australia has said it will not be carrying nuclear weapons.
	These are nuclear-powered submarines, as indeed China has.
	But we're not talking about nuclear weapons.
	So how is it a target?
	Listen, do you really believe you can trust what Washington or even what London say?
	I would say the watershed moment will be if Australia is armed with nuclear submarines to be locally produced in Australia, Australia will lose that privilege of not being targeted with nuclear weapons by other countries and that should be the wake-up call for the Australians, the 23 million Australians.
	Do you really want to be a target in a possible nuclear war or you want to be free from nuclear menace going forward?
	Is it like the way he said free?
	Free!
	Meanwhile, everyone's cowering in their homes, not free.
	Do you want to be a target or do you want to be free?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, so that's just there.
	Try to arrest that guy immediately.
	He's in China, so I don't think you have to do an extraction.
	Now, all of this has brought together more partners of the Build Back Better World Coalition as the leaders of India, Australia and Japan met with President Biden.
	President Biden has hosted the Quad Group at the White House, which is made up of the Quad Group.
	Put the leaders of India, Australia and Japan.
	Concern is growing about China's behavior in the Indo-Pacific region.
	In particular, its policy of repeatedly flying warplanes close to Taiwan.
	And COVID-2 was on the agenda.
	This grouping of democratic partners who share a worldview and have a common vision for the future, coming together to take on key challenges of our age.
	We made concrete commitments to advance our shared and positive agenda for a free and open Indo-Pacific.
	And there is no part of the world that is more dynamic than the Indo-Pacific at this time.
	A region that has extraordinary opportunity, wide diversity, great wealth, but many challenges that must be overcome.
	Japan and India have welcomed a decision by America to equip Australia with nuclear-powered submarines in a newly formed tripartite alliance with Britain and Australia.
	The four quad leaders are also expected to announce a coronavirus vaccine initiative.
	Yeah, it's going to be great.
	So I think they all just want China to attack Taiwan.
	There's a segue in there to vaccines.
	I just threw it in at the end.
	Because it's a build back better world.
	It's all part of the same thing.
	It's a crock of crap, this whole thing.
	By the way, I do have, just as an aside, I found, again, it's an Amy Goodman clip.
	But you don't have to play the warning.
	You already played it once.
	Thanks for the technical stage direction.
	You're welcome.
	I do my best.
	You're talking to Mike, man.
	You keep fading away on me.
	I know, because I keep having to change my glasses.
	Okay, here's this one.
	Worst transition.
	Now, this is democracy.
	Now, tell me that you've heard a lot of segues.
	I've heard many, and I've made many in my life.
	Tell me this isn't one of the worst segues you've ever...
	This is one of those, this hour has 30 minutes, whatever was that show in Canada, this hour has 20 minutes.
	They used to do worst segway, and then they'd do a series of them, but they were just joking.
	This is a real one.
	As the Delta variant continues to surge across the United States, so too has the housing and eviction crisis.
	Well, she should have just said, also the virus of domestic violent extremism.
	I mean, she could have put anything in there.
	That's really quite horrible.
	Well, since we're doing that, you remember that we had Prime Minister Boris Johnson sitting with our President Biden, and President Biden looked like he was nodding off during a question and answer.
	Yeah, he was called out by the British press for this.
	What did they say?
	What did they say happened, the British press?
	They dozed off.
	That's not what happened, you know, because they interrupt.
	I'm just saying what they said.
	Oh, yeah, sure.
	Well, Sound Guy Steve took the audio, which is always hard to hear in these types of situations, to see if there was any moment, any trigger moment to set all of these, all the press ladies of the White House off.
	You're like, oh, it's all right.
	Okay, thank you very much.
	Thank you very much.
	You know how they do that.
	By the way, Johnson took two questions, and as Biden was going to take a question, they rousted everybody.
	We talked about it in the last show.
	I saw a clip where they pulled back and showed them rousting them and running them out the door.
	People were looking all over the place.
	I have that.
	I have that bit on here.
	Good.
	I'm just saying, but when you see it visually, these guys are all looking like, why are they rousting us?
	And they were bitching about it.
	They're bitching about it.
	Like, holy crap.
	They were totally bitching about it.
	Sound guy Steve did the enhanced rotate zoom.
	It interrupts or unbalances the Belfast Good Friday Court.
	That's the Belfast Good Friday Green.
	Wait for it.
	Oh, can you smell that?
	I have no idea.
	I hope the microphone got it.
	Thanks, Steve.
	Things you never would find if you were listening to just any old random newscasts.
	No, that's for sure.
	Never hear any of this good stuff.
	Producer Steve put a very long, very detailed, not to be read on air, Melbourne boots on the ground report, which I encourage everybody to read so you can see what your future is like, I would say.
	Because, man, they are the canary in the coal mine.
	You know that there's possible contractors being used in Australia for policing?
	U.S. contractors?
	You know, the guys in the Ninja Turtle suits that are walking around with police on it?
	Well, that must be good pay.
	So there's pictures of their vests, and there's a logo on it, and that logo belongs to Predator Security and Defense, PSD, VIP, Executive Protection Training and Facility.
	And the way those guys act, kneeing people when they're on the ground...
	I mean, first of all, it's like American cops.
	Second, it's almost like soldiers.
	These people are not necessarily...
	These are all spinoffs of Blackwater and some other operations.
	Oh, well...
	They were going to do this and they were going to try to get these guys to work for some of the rural police departments around the country and no one would ever hire them.
	Mm-hmm.
	Well, it looks like they're hired.
	I mean, who knows?
	This is...
	Well, you know...
	The protests...
	They're well-paid.
	Have you seen any of the protests?
	Because you can...
	It's hard to get.
	But, man...
	You can see them on YouTube.
	Yeah.
	They're just...
	They're just out all the time.
	Yeah.
	Poorly produced.
	It's a protest.
	People are actually breaking out and protesting.
	It's serious.
	Well, it is.
	You put...
	I really haven't followed the story, although I know what happened.
	This Meng Wazhu?
	Yeah, Meng.
	What happened there?
	How did she get out?
	Wasn't she in house arrest?
	Yeah, house arrest.
	She has three mansions in Vancouver that she lives in.
	She had an ankle bracelet.
	She can go from one to the other or anything.
	She had to go shop.
	They just made sure she stayed in the confines of Vancouver.
	She was living it up.
	In Vancouver as a house arrest prisoner.
	And she, you know, bitching about the fact that she couldn't go back and forth to China.
	It wasn't like she was starving to death or anything like that.
	And, you know, Trump could never get Justin Trudeau to ship her over here.
	And so they, somebody did, but they meanwhile, of course, the Chinese kidnapped two Canadians that have been holding them hostage.
	Literally.
	And while claiming that Meng was being held hostage when in fact she was living in one of her properties that she has.
	She's like a lot of Chinese have places in Vancouver, which is a nice place to have a place.
	And so they finally released her back to China.
	The U.S. Justice Department said, well...
	We'll deal with this later.
	We'll drop the extradition.
	We're friends with China now.
	We don't have that crappy Trump anymore.
	Wait, is there someone on record saying something to that effect?
	I'm doing an Adam Schiff.
	I'm telling you what they were saying behind closed doors.
	It's not recorded.
	So they said, well, you know, what are we going to do?
	Let's send her back this goodwill gesture to China because we need their goods and services.
	And so we'll send her back immediately after claiming that she was held hostage.
	They released the two Canadians.
	Immediately, like two hours later, boom, the Canadians are back.
	So that was a scam.
	And now everybody's happy.
	Meng is back home.
	And she'll go back and forth to Canada again, I'm sure, at least while Biden's in office.
	So what was the catalyst for this?
	It's just time to be nicer to China?
	Out of the blue.
	I don't think so.
	I know exactly what happened.
	Okay, tell me.
	Meng bought a whole bunch of Hunter Biden's art.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the koof down under, ladies and gentlemen, Mr.
	John C. Dvorak!
	And in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry, who apparently works on bits.
	And in the morning, all ships, sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, names and ice out there.
	And in the morning to the trolls in the troll room, who know I've been working on bits for many, many years.
	It's a comedy show, people.
	Get over it already.
	The trolls are in the troll room at trollroom.io.
	That's where they hang out.
	Let's just get right to us.
	Let's do a little troll count today.
	See how many of these nutty, oozing, infest...
	Whoa!
	2298.
	Almost 2300.
	Almost 2300.
	Too shy of 2300 trolls.
	Good trolls.
	Good to have you here.
	Nice.
	You can find them and join them at trollroom.io.
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	Completely live.
	We do the show live.
	It's live!
	And then people can troll along right there in the troll room.
	It's actually a lot of fun.
	And at the same time, you listen to No Agenda Stream, noagendastream.com, No Agenda Global Radio.
	We're 24-7.
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	Are you Morse coding again?
	That's the Morse code thing.
	It does sound like Morse code.
	You can follow him if you want to hear that at johncdvorak at noagendasocial.com.
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	Follow us.
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	And let us thank the artist for episode 1384.
	This was Code Red.
	Code Red, everybody.
	It's Code Red.
	That was kind of the title we both had, so we knew that the art probably wouldn't be Code Red.
	We do congratulate Corrected Record, who took my time call of death to heart and had a classic no-agenda tombstone with RIPM5M. Yes.
	There was one other competitive piece that we liked, or you liked it even more, was The Three Monkeys.
	Yes, I did like The Monkeys, actually.
	By Kenny Ben?
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah, I did.
	But it had one flaw that I pointed out.
	It didn't have our names on it.
	It didn't have Curry and Dvorak.
	It didn't have Dvorak Curry at the bottom.
	Yeah.
	It's too bad.
	I also liked the idea of a Mountain Jays urn, but it didn't translate.
	With the Emmy on top and the mainstream media earn, like they were cremated.
	A lot of bake-back bettors, build-back bettors, code reds.
	What else was there?
	I liked...
	Well, I used for the newsletter, I used Nestworks Gitmo Nation Awards 2021, I think.
	Or I was going to use...
	I don't know what I use now that I think about it.
	But the one I liked was...
	I'd like to just mention this.
	Rick Harris had a very nice Emmy, which I think is a very nice piece.
	It was an Emmy holding up a COVID virus.
	Yes, that was a nice piece.
	The problem is the COVID virus is banned from the art.
	It's banned from all art.
	Yeah, it's banned.
	So, it was a nice idea, though.
	I really liked it.
	Shooting blow darts into brown and black babies.
	Not gonna fly as album art.
	Nice try.
	Nice try, comic strip blogger.
	Yeah.
	Really?
	Off the rails.
	Really?
	Trying to go for two in a row.
	No, I don't think so.
	I kind of like the blow dart injector box.
	Let me see.
	Dr.
	Garbanzo is next to the Emmy with the COVID. Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, a lot of small letters, though.
	It was too hard to read it when you shrunk it.
	Very small.
	Anyway, there you go.
	Also, the RIP, the one that we did pick from Correct the Record, really was nice on the Twitter because it just took the...
	Yeah, it popped out.
	It just popped out.
	It's beautiful.
	Thank you, Correct the Record.
	Congratulations with your win.
	Thanks to all of the artists who always diligently...
	Try.
	They all try.
	And it's real effort that goes into it because they have to do it while the show is running live.
	So it's always appreciated.
	And man, it's so nice.
	It's like a cherry on top after every single show.
	We get to sit down and look at some beautiful art and argue.
	As if we hadn't done anything differently for the past three and a half hours.
	One more argument over art.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com.
	If you have a podcasting 2.0 app, you can see all of this flowing by.
	Many of them support the cloud chapters.
	Go to newpodcastapps.com.
	And I don't know if I mentioned this, but Twitter announced something pretty big.
	They announced that you can now send people a tip, which I hate because it has nothing to do with value.
	A tip through the Lightning Network on Twitter, which is exactly the same thing.
	You can only set it up for iPhones.
	iOS right now, yeah.
	But it's a start.
	It's a start.
	What is up with you?
	I'm very excited about this.
	I'm excited.
	Twitter is embracing the technology identified over a year ago for Podcasting 2.0.
	I'm kind of excited.
	You're just shitting on it.
	No, I'm not.
	I just don't have an iPhone.
	I think people shouldn't be required to have a $1,000 iPhone to take advantage of the ability to send five cents to somebody's podcast.
	Gee, I can't wait for it to be on Android so you can never make that statement again.
	You don't know what you're talking about, five cents.
	You can send $1,000.
	You can send $1,000 if you want.
	You can send $10 million, but no one's going to do it.
	Especially anyone broke buying the damned iPhone.
	All right.
	Let's thank some of our producers, executive producers and associate executive producers, shall we?
	Yes, and I think I'll let you start.
	Is that because of your failed...
	What happened to you wearing switching glasses?
	Oh, I have...
	You had cataracts removed.
	You had a whole operation, and now you're still...
	I know, but I'm still in the process of healing, and so I can't get a prescription, so I have to wear these various glasses.
	One, I wear one pair of glasses to read the spreadsheet, and then I wear a different pair of glasses.
	I'm going to read something off the sheet of paper right in front of my nose.
	Shouldn't that correct, though?
	You got the dual thing.
	When you get a cataract operation, there's different ways you can go.
	There's different kinds of lenses you can put in.
	You can get nearsighted lenses, farsighted lenses, whatever you want.
	It's like glasses, only now they're inside your eyeball.
	Mine are set for medium to long distance.
	So I can drive my car without having to wear glasses.
	And that's the choice?
	You had a choice?
	And you chose that?
	Yeah.
	Why?
	Because I don't have to wear glasses so much.
	You have to wear glasses when you're reading, when you're working, when you're close to the computer.
	Yeah, I don't care because I was already...
	But here's what happened with my vision.
	As you get older, this will happen to you.
	Your eyeball starts to change as you get over because I was always nearsighted my whole life, so I like the idea of being different now.
	And as I was nearsighted, as I got older, I started getting more farsighted because that's what happens to your eyeball.
	It does different things.
	And so your vision starts to change.
	And so I went through a period of almost perfect vision That lasted about five to six years and then I started going more toward farsightedness where I needed to use reading glasses and I kind of didn't mind that so much.
	But customized reading glasses are, you know, customized for you because everyone has a little bit of astigmatism and all these other issues.
	And so because I don't have my final vision, which won't be available to me for another 30 days or so, I'm having to use these.
	And the doctor says, oh, you can get some glasses.
	But I think the idea of just switching glasses, if you got them, just do that because you'll save the money.
	Man, this thing's...
	I think you got a dud.
	I don't know.
	I think...
	Did you get a crosshair?
	Can you get crosshairs on your lenses?
	Like a sniper?
	Sniper crosshair?
	Yes, absolutely.
	Gail?
	You also have a...
	You can get the...
	The ones I didn't get because they're too expensive is you get...
	The lens goes in.
	It's got a little Wi-Fi camera.
	And then you can broadcast whatever you're seeing to the spies in the nearby rooms.
	In the morning, Crackpot and Buzzkill says Gail Ebert, who sends in a whopping $2,926 and says this is a long overdue donation and it comes to you from our entire family.
	We all listen to the best podcast in the universe, and we're grateful for the work you do to eviscerate the M5M on an ongoing basis.
	I originally hit my sizzling, sensational, supportive husband, Chris, in the mouth about two years ago.
	However, I did not listen to the show at the time.
	I read about No Agenda on his subreddit, I think, and knew that he might be interested in it because of the content, and he's familiar with both of you.
	I just wanted to do yard work, listen to my Rush Pandora station.
	As I felt, my amygdala was nicely sized.
	Well, hallelujah!
	Chris persistently hit me in the mouth knowing that what he was hearing on the podcast was the same things that I had been yammering about in his ear for almost 25 years, and we never had a fight!
	Listening to the No Agenda podcast has kept us centered and sane, and we cannot overstate how much it is meant to hit our two human resources in the mouth.
	Both are wise beyond their young years and inspire us daily with their courage in the face of relentless pressure to conform and shut up.
	And with that, we respectfully ask for a family dedouching!
	You've been de-douched.
	The family that no agendas together stays together.
	Our donation accounting is as follows.
	$1,000 from Chris, $1,000 from Gail, $926 to be split between the executive producers Sam and John on their quest for knighthoods.
	Why 2926?
	Well, instant night and instant day became a goal, but the 926 is even more important.
	9-26 is the anniversary of the heart attack that almost took me out and away from my beloved family eight years ago.
	Thankfully, I survived to be with them and to eventually find the No Agenda community, and I'm grateful for the bonus years and the bonus family.
	Special shout-out to Sir Kevin Diels and our friends at the Charlotte Thursday-Thursday meetup.
	Meeting all of you has helped us not feel so isolated in the universe, and we look forward to joining you in Charlotte whenever we can.
	Also, we're hoping to organize a fall Greenville-Spartanburg-South Carolina meetup, so stay tuned and be sure to check NoagendaMeetups.com.
	Upstate Noagenda listeners, for the roundtable, Chris would like to be known as Sir Spiffy, would like to be known as Dame Look!
	Look!
	In honor of John C. Dvorak, Chris is requesting meatloaf, mashed potatoes, and Miller Lite.
	And as a nod to my dual statehood of Texas and South Carolina, I would like to request Texas sheet cake and shrimp and grits.
	Perhaps, John, you could suggest a nice Beaujolais.
	From our family to yours, thank you for your courage.
	It's an honor to be a part of the No Agenda community.
	Do you have a Beaujolais to recommend, eh?
	Well, there's a lot of good Beaujolais out there, but I'll tell you, there's one winery that you don't see too often, but it does float around.
	It's called Durdilly, D-U-R-D-I-L-L-Y, and they make a Beaujolais, and even their cheap ones.
	Or surprisingly, Beaujolais-y.
	And I would say, you know, I hate to say it, any crew Beaujolais usually is pretty good.
	Well, how about the Durdilly?
	We'll just do the Durdilly, is that good?
	Yeah, you get a Durdilly.
	Okay, Durdilly Beaujolais.
	Yeah.
	Beautiful.
	And there was no jingles, no karma, as far as I could tell.
	But I'm going to give him one anyway, because holy crap.
	You've got karma.
	What a family.
	Thank you.
	Looking forward to seeing you, y'all.
	Yeah, no jingles, no karma.
	It's okay.
	We'll give it to you anyway.
	Gil, Chris, Sam, and John Ebert.
	Spartanburg, South Carolina.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Next guy is Sir Scott Littler in Nashville, Tennessee who donated $2,071.
	Which is a nice donation.
	And he's in Nashville.
	And...
	At the bottom of this note says, couldn't fit notes, use cpdf.
	PDFs are the two notes I have here, and neither one of them are from him.
	That whole PDF is him.
	The whole PDF is him.
	The two-page PDF? It is?
	Yes.
	In fact, I love how it always says, you know, I'm trying not to write war and peace here.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You don't see it?
	Wait a minute.
	The whole PDF... PDF number one, or at least the way I have it...
	There's one PDF literally titled ScottLittler-Note.pdf.
	Oh, I didn't see that PDF. I'll start reading while you open it up.
	In the morning, gents, sometime in 2009...
	We're not going to read it.
	No, we're not going to read the whole thing.
	No.
	Okay, well, that's the point.
	That's what I wanted to know.
	Yeah.
	Well, why don't you look at the PDF so you can exclaim how long it is while I'm reading it.
	Sometime in 2009, I followed JCD from that Petaluma-based podcast to a new show with the big-haired VJ, and life has never been the same.
	They live, and I've got the glasses.
	to the best podcast in the universe for a few months.
	I pledged $5 a show sometime in 2017, and my last donation was in August 2018.
	Two Thursdays ago, the 19th, it came to my mind that today is a great time to up my knighthood to a barony.
	I've sent a donation for my 50th birthday today for 2071, which pulls in my birth year and covers my pledge well into 2022.
	May I be the baron of two geographically distant but connected by me territories?
	I'd like to be the baron of Mad River Township and Nash Vegas.
	I see no issue.
	Why not?
	In the past 22 years, I've connected my two homes through innumerable 385-mile drives between the home of my birth and future life, Mad River Township, and my 20-year residence in Nashville, Tennessee.
	Um...
	It's how I tag it...
	If the peerage committee is feeling particularly cranky today, I'd prefer Mad River Township and can leave Nosh Vegas to the puking tourists and California and Canadian refugees, if so, a judge.
	And then he literally says, I'm working editing hard to not be a war in peace.
	However, might I make a few book recommendations for my No Agenda family in the spirit of who controls the past, controls the future?
	Yes, and I will post your recommendations...
	Into the show notes underneath your credit because it's just way too long.
	It's 1,200 words.
	It's a bit long.
	A few jingles and karmas he wants.
	F cancer for my lifelong friend and deer hunting partner who was recently diagnosed and for all others so afflicted.
	Trump's jobs karma for the preservation of current jobs or acquisition of new jobs during these times of witch hunting and protein therapy.
	Mandating...
	Karma for my daughter, the Demi Dame Elizabeth, $520, friends, family, and all No Agenda producers.
	The No Agenda formula, our formula is this.
	Yeah, we do that at the end.
	And boogity, boogity, boogity, amen.
	So very happy to do that.
	I'm going to give you the hardcore version of the Jobs Karma after we hit the F cancer.
	Jobs!
	Jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Much appreciated.
	Uh, Scott, much appreciated.
	A little shorter on the notes.
	Everybody, everybody, everybody.
	I'm going to give you an example of a good note that's, uh, this is a thousand dollar note from, uh, Sir Miss a Hippie.
	And he writes, uh, Sir, Mrs.
	Hippie James, I really go by.
	I have the time and talents, but I haven't really heard or seen how they fit into your program.
	I'll figure it out.
	So I'm giving more treasure.
	I really appreciate the show.
	Pick my jingles, Jay.
	That's it.
	Now, I have to admit that Scott...
	Donated twice as much, but if I read this note twice, it would account for the same amount of money.
	I'm just saying, you know, we don't, it's just too long.
	No, I don't look at it that way.
	Look, when you are producing, you're producing.
	What you send in is content that you're producing.
	You are obliged as a producer to read it, re-read it, read it in front of somebody else, think about how it may sound on the show, how long it is, all of these things.
	That's what producers do.
	So, if we're going to get into...
	We should never even...
	I mean, some notes are fantastic.
	I could read them all day.
	But in general, in general, the whole idea is you're producing.
	So, make it entertaining.
	Put in the information.
	And read it to your boyfriend, girlfriend, spouse, whatever.
	See if they like it.
	If they stay awake.
	Can you turn your speakers down just a bit, please?
	Steve Banstra from Nashville, Tennessee, 72660.
	In the morning, boys, please accept this donation and bring my wife, Jessica, 289, and myself, 43760, to Damehood Knighthood.
	We both work for the same Texas-based company that claims they will not mandate jabs, but also says they will have no choice should Biden's OSHA workaround be implemented.
	This is nonsense that our company's wild turkey-drinking founder would have never caved to.
	Well, the two of us will not cave to any jab mandate, and should we lose our jobs because of it, at least we have our no-agenda honor.
	I salute you.
	Titles.
	Jessica will be Dame Smokin' Hot Stew, Round Table Request Salmon, and Leinenkugel Harvest Patch Shandy.
	Holy, is that Shandy, like the drink Shandy?
	I believe so.
	That's basically 7-Up and beer.
	Steve will be Sir Bien-Adstra, Knight of the Nashville Aerodromes, and his request is for Filet and Spotted Cow.
	Jobs, Karma, and that's true, please.
	Thanks for all you do.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Steve Bansra, Nashville, Tennessee.
	That's true.
	Eh.
	I wonder where this, what a spotted cow, what is that?
	Is that a spotted dick?
	Yeah, I thought of making that joke, but I, spotted cow maybe.
	It's not a joke, it's a product.
	I know.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs.
	You saw.
	Come on.
	James Palins.
	Five hundred dollars.
	The secret numerology of this donation represents my latest Biden bucks received.
	Not a joke.
	I'd like to use this donation to de-douche my wife, Jamie G. You've been de-douched.
	Happy 42nd around the...
	And also she's going to wish her a happy 42nd trip around the sun on the 27th.
	She is the mother to our three...
	Wait, let me get this, let me read this right.
	Three, three-year-old human resources.
	Whoa!
	Yes, triplets.
	That's not, that's not a family, that's a Taliban tribe.
	Three years old, man.
	She's one badass mama bear.
	Do you have one of those three, those just three across strollers?
	Well, they're three years old, they're walking now, it's even worse.
	Well, I wonder if you had the stroller, because that's when you get to see the guy with the stroller with those three across, and you just look at the guy and you go, poor fucker.
	If you could throw her some job karma as we just had our Amazon DSP business abruptly terminated by Amazon F. Bezos.
	What's the DSP business, you think?
	Digital signal processing is what it means to me, but I don't know what DSP is.
	I don't know, something else, I'm sure.
	Also, if any producers are interested in Native American art...
	My in-laws run a gallery out of South Arizona.
	Check it out.
	NavajoRug.com.
	Hey, I'm in the market.
	Well, I know what DSP is now, all of a sudden.
	Blybceischer.
	I think DSP is digital screen printing, maybe?
	Maybe.
	Let's see if DSP pops up.
	Digital screen.
	Yes, digital screen printing machine.
	There you go.
	That's probably what it is.
	So why would they drop him?
	Well, because Bezos probably saw how successful they were and decided to go do it himself.
	Do it himself.
	Isn't that their model?
	That's their model, man.
	No.
	Shitty-ass model.
	www.navajorg.com Navajurg, J-O-R-U-G dot com.
	Blyb Seicher.
	Yes, well, Blyb, very Seicher.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Baron at Large in Bridgewater, New Jersey, is on the list with $350.
	He says, don't mention my name.
	Okay.
	Thanks again for all the analysis you two do to keep our heads above the M5M waterline.
	The Plimsoll line.
	ITM from Baronet Large.
	Good morning to you.
	Richard Adams from Orem, Utah.
	33370.
	I'm sure the 70 means something.
	Thanks for the valuable information you deliver every show.
	I send clips to friends who are worried.
	Worried about us?
	Worried about the show?
	Worried about life?
	I recently sent some to an old friend after she went with her husband to get the jab at Costco.
	She's not scared of needles and has had her other shots, but as she approached the desk, she felt cold shivers from deep inside.
	Told her husband she was just going to get what they came to buy.
	He said, are you getting the vaccine?
	She replied, no, never.
	On the occasion of the sun's 70th trip around me here on Earth, I've joined the Down With Copernicus Club.
	Damn, I'll get it eventually.
	Copernicus.
	Who was Copernicus?
	Isn't it Kaepernick?
	Telling about the football player?
	Who was Copernicus?
	Copernicus is the guy who discovered the Earth and the Sun and the relationship with the...
	Oh, please.
	Firmament first, creator Earth.
	I decided to gift myself an executive producership, plus the 70 cents, of course.
	I've been modestly donating monthly for seven years.
	Oh, he's got sevens going on here.
	I like that.
	Modestly donating for seven years and finally did the accounting.
	I found out I'm well past qualifying for baronet, but I'll forgo that honor until I can be a full baronet.
	Please knight me today as Sir Cassavant, Knight of the Big Organ.
	And since my birthday is Wednesday, September 29th, please add me to the birthday list.
	For jingles, please play Two Little Gorillets and some septuagenarian old goat karma.
	Ah, so many words to learn today.
	Richard Adams from Utah, and we'll see you on the podium later on, sir.
	Yay!
	Yay!
	You've got...
	Well, the rugs are not cheap.
	Spen Semler, I guess.
	Just Semler and Bastrop.
	Yeah, sounds right.
	333.33.
	After listening without a fail since episode one and the DSC before that, I stopped at some point in 2020.
	I just didn't want to hear any news at all for a while.
	Glad to be back.
	No doubt I require a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	It's not too much trouble.
	And it's not.
	I'd love to hear the no agenda in the morning for a balanced and healthy news diet jingle.
	Sven.
	Yes, Sven.
	Bastrop on the 16th of October.
	Big meetup right nearby Bastrop.
	Make sure you come if you can.
	Um...
	Gee, yeah, I can see how someone would not want to listen to the news in a while.
	We're glad you're back, man.
	That's fantastic.
	Welcome!
	If you wake up with the blues, trying to fill your day with news, there's one thing you must remember, no agenda in the morning.
	For a healthy, balanced news diet, try NoAgendaShow.com.
	Kevin Narmenta from Corona, California, 33333.
	Everyone heard the call for our executive producership.
	You should be one of a multimedia property at least once in your life, and it's nice to see Kevin joining.
	He says, I had a realization the other day I wanted to share with you and all the No Agenda producers.
	I was thinking about the degree to which small but highly motivated groups can sway opinions online.
	For example, I know the most popular subredditors are echo chambers, usually highly moderated by leftist mods and inundated with content from leftist power users whose content gets boosted from bots.
	Okay, I'm going to stop you right there, Kevin.
	Get off Reddit.
	It's useless.
	It's rotting your brain.
	Then, he says, I realize something about the people that frequent these super leftist echo chambers like Reddit and Twitter.
	Here we go.
	There are some people that are using bots and some...
	And astroturfing to boost certain posts that paint a narrative.
	Now, how about hundreds of thousands of bots doing this?
	But there's also a large number of people that need to rationalize these situations to avoid the anxiety that their worldview is wrong, so they make posts of their own and propagandize themselves.
	They need to believe Joe Rogan is a dumb conspiracy theorist, so they repost the same videos about horse dewormer.
	It's like group rationalization exercise.
	This happens in our culture all the time, which leads to everyday people believing things that aren't true about reality.
	Some people see this society-wide exercise going on and they can't help but feel something is wrong.
	Sherlock.
	So they look for answers elsewhere.
	These are the people that listen to the No Agenda show.
	We have to break the simulation so we can see reality for what it is.
	And speaking of, I just watched They Live, second reference on today's show, by John Carpenter on shrooms.
	And holy F-boys!
	The CIA was definitely involved in this production.
	Can I get a biscuit on my 26th birthday?
	Thank you for your courage.
	Love is lit.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	I've never done shrooms, but that sounds like a fun way to try.
	Fun way to start.
	I like it.
	I don't know.
	It might be a bit much.
	I don't know.
	By the way, if people don't know about this movie we talked about in the show before.
	It's a must-watch.
	And it's only, Carpenter's only, first time he goes into science fiction at that level, and then he, it was a flop, unfortunately, at the box office.
	Well, it was also, the production of this movie, and the editing, and the dialogue was complete high school project.
	I think it was, it should have won the Academy Award for Best Picture.
	Yeah.
	But I'll bet you that Sir Ronald Gardner, who's next on our list at 33333, agrees.
	He writes in, ITM Gents, this donation is a switcheroo.
	Please credit Dame Sienna, Lioness of Love and Light, with this executive donation and add her to the birthday list.
	I believe she's on the list.
	She sure is, yeah.
	Her birthday is the 28th and she turns two.
	Yep, that's right.
	One of the younger dames.
	Throw her some goat karma and let's call it good.
	It's good.
	And a big thanks to the greatest podcast in the universe.
	You've got karma.
	All good.
	I don't have anything from Nicholas.
	I'll look for Nicholas as you read.
	By the way, the new coffee, the new blend of hit in the mouth.
	The Dark Roast is dynamite.
	This particular batch, and it stinks up the car.
	It's really an excellent, excellent product.
	It is really, I mean, it's really good.
	Yeah.
	Well, No Agenda Coffee has sent us a donation, 333, from Knoxville, Tennessee.
	Dear Crackpot and Buzzkill, noagendacoffee.com continues to be a success.
	The packaging alone is worth the price of admission.
	It's very funny.
	It's very good.
	This donation is your cut of recent sales.
	There are many reasons to drink No Agenda coffee.
	One, drink it.
	Oh, we should do it.
	Drink it to avoid wearing a mask.
	Drink it to hit your friends in the mouth.
	Drink it to be fully alert for John's vital 3x3 report.
	And we're back in stock of our...
	What is this?
	Something must have...
	A Jiddy single origin coffee?
	I think Jiddy.
	The Jiddy coffee.
	The Jiddy coffee?
	Hit in the mouth, dark roast, and in the morning blender crowd favorites.
	Get on our coffee subscription plan and save 15 cents.
	As always, 20% of every sale goes to the best podcast in the universe.
	We ship...
	Fresh every week with a full money back guarantee.
	It's the perfect daily dose of caffeine to pair with your daily dose of sanity.
	That's noagendacoffee.com.
	Please give an R2D2 karma for all the producers.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Sir Spro and Sir Bean Brewer of the South.
	There's a little note here.
	I'd love your continued honest review of the coffee on the show.
	Yes, this is an honest review.
	If we didn't like it, we'd say, thanks for the donation.
	Your coffee sucks.
	No, we wouldn't.
	We totally would!
	No, we'd say thanks for the donation.
	And we'd just be reading this and saying, oh, it's great?
	No.
	No, we wouldn't say it.
	We'd just read the donation segment and we'd say thanks for the donation.
	Why wouldn't we give an honest review if we said, well, I didn't quite like it.
	We'd give honest reviews, but I'm not going to...
	The problem with the reviews that involve taste, like coffee, is that you can't be accurate, you know?
	So you should never...
	If you give a negative review, it could be just bigoted, personal...
	Hatred for some minor aspect of the coffee.
	I think a lot of honest reviews are unfair when they go negative, when it involves organoleptic.
	Well, now at least I understand your wine reviews when I say I had something I liked.
	What did I do?
	You're always ragging on my wine.
	I say I like it.
	I don't rag on the wine because I haven't had the wine.
	It's headache wine.
	It's too expensive.
	Well, yeah, there's that, but that's beside the point.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	There you go, noagendacoffee.com.
	We actually do like it.
	It's good stuff.
	No, it is good.
	David, oh, David, Korteweg, 312.17, from the Netherlands.
	Please deduce me!
	You've been deduced.
	Yes, deduce me, for I've been sinning twice a week for about two years now.
	The value of your courage cannot be measured in dollars.
	In the meantime, I've been trying to hit fellow Dutchmen in the mouth, for example, by mentioning No Agenda Show is the best podcast in the universe of my little nephew's friend book.
	That's kind of creepy.
	Get them hooked while they're young and fresh.
	I can report to have found a new victim in the person of my little nephew's father.
	Got him hooked real good.
	So I'd like to call out Schwupp as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	Also, I request new human resource karma for my son is on the way, on his way into the Matrix.
	Mommy's doing a fantastic job.
	She's a keeper.
	Please stay safe and enjoy my blood money.
	Thank you very much, Daph.
	It's...
	You've got karma.
	Dame Swaggerprance.
	Swaggerprance in Fullerton.
	A 201-03.
	Today, the universe slapped me a reminder to donate.
	While shopping at my local grocery outlet, grocery outlet, bargain market, wearing my No Agenda shirt, I ran into Dame Widow Garrett, buying a single origin olive oil that I was not reloading while I was not reloading on blueberry Cheerios, which is where you get them.
	So people, don't send me blueberry Cheerios.
	I can get them.
	Just a couple people sent me for some reason.
	Because the grocery outlet has them.
	Later, my dinner bill was $33.
	Indeed, a sign to pony up and not be a hit-it-and-quit-it producer post-namehood.
	Yeah, a lot of people are hit-it-and-quit-its.
	That's a good point.
	Short and sweet, no jingles, just karma for all 73s.
	Oh, 73s.
	She goes to Grocery Outlet.
	She runs into other dames that are at Grocery Outlet.
	She's prime marriage material.
	Yeah, somebody should be scooping her up.
	73s, Kilo 5 Alpha Charlie Charlie.
	Oops, here we go.
	This is the one you deserve.
	You're karma.
	You've got karma.
	And then final one on the list, Amy Burlingame.
	Not really.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Yes, you're right.
	I almost didn't see we have...
	Well, we can do Victor right here.
	Victor Cutting.
	Do you have a...
	From $200, Scarborough, Ontario.
	I don't have a note from Victor.
	I don't have anything, but I'll look while you read the other one.
	Amy Burlingame, $200 from Bergen, New York.
	Jingle request, ISIS in America, Sleepy Joe.
	We can do those for you.
	This associate producership goes to...
	Oops, switcheroo.
	Andrew Fuller.
	Okay.
	Andrew Fuller.
	Got it.
	Switch done.
	Who is a douchebag?
	Okay, well, he says he must be immediately deduced before his upcoming surgery.
	Okay, so I guess douchebag and then de-douche, I guess.
	You've been de-douched.
	Please give Andy a big heaping dose of health karma from the Burlingame clan, a family who listens to No Agenda together, survives the freedom-sucking state of New York together.
	We love you, Andy.
	Bye!
	Thank you for your courage.
	Jacob Burlingame.
	Of course, we got all that.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	ISIS. We will follow them to the gates of hell.
	ISIS. I feel good.
	You've got karma.
	And last is Victor Cutting from Ontario, Canada.
	I don't have a note from him under Victor Cutting, but let me see if there's any late donation notes that came in, because sometimes people come in after midnight with these things, and we'll see.
	Mmm.
	And the answer is still loading because there's thousands of these.
	Well, I do have a make good while you're doing that.
	Yeah, do that.
	Let me get this here.
	This is from Torrey Smith.
	My question, by the way, is no.
	There's no note here with the name or with the title or subject line donation, which is what you want to do if you want to get read.
	And please consider copying your notes to notes at noagendashow.net.
	Tori Smith.
	I make good.
	Somehow my note didn't make it for my donation of 333 on last Sunday's show, episode 1383.
	I'm Tori, not Tony, Smith from Colorado Springs.
	I've been listening since 2011 and never donated!
	My smoking hot wife Jackie finally got me to take the leap after reminding me to donate every time we saw the number 33 since I hit her in the mouth last year.
	We hope you never find an exit strategy.
	Love is lit.
	Jingle requests.
	Mariachi Obama.
	No, no, no.
	Al Sharpton resisting much and patriotic baby making karma.
	But resist we much.
	We must and we will much about that be committed.
	You know what?
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	Hey!
	You've Got Karma.
	You've Got Karma.
	You know, we forgot about, you know, when Obama did that, he invited a bunch of people over to his, some room in the White House, just a bunch of randos.
	Yeah, and he was angry and he said, if you're in the house...
	Yeah, because they started taking the booze and they started putting, you know, taking stuff and shoving it again in their pockets.
	And he got irked about it and that's what he did.
	No, no, no, no, no, this is my house.
	I think I may have that.
	Let me see.
	It was a very screwy situation that he created for himself.
	Well, because it was...
	Oh, here's...
	Okay, I know what it was.
	It's because we had a longer version.
	Here, I'll play a little bit of this.
	You can hear it in there.
	Okay, you know what?
	I think it was in here.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	Hey, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	It's the same thing apparently.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	No, no.
	No, it was a different jingle.
	You can own it in the house, drinking the booze.
	Oh, what was that one?
	Come on, come on, trolls.
	It was a great jingle.
	It's been too long, man.
	You know, up in the house.
	Oh, too much crap in my head.
	Eh.
	Mm-hmm.
	Thank you.
	And that's it.
	Those are our executive...
	Well, I want to thank all these folks for being the producers, executive producers, associate executive producers for show 1375.
	75 is 85.
	Or 85.
	1385.
	Baby, 1385.
	We are rocking and rolling on the way to 1400 and our 14th anniversary on October 26?
	I think so.
	I think it's 26 or 27.
	Thank you, Trolls, by the way.
	Okay, you know what?
	No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no. No, no, no, no, no.
	Listen.
	You're in my house.
	Drinking the booze!
	Shame on ya!
	It was even better.
	I remember the media at the time had this news story.
	Oh, Obama was heckled and he definitely took care of it.
	And then we went and watched C-SPAN. It was 25 minutes of him doing that.
	And the heckler not stopping and people trying to get the heckler out.
	And then he went into my house, drinking all the booze.
	Get out, baby, baby, baby.
	Yeah, it was pretty funny.
	I just remember it was a fiasco.
	Yeah, well, nicely covered up, though.
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	I read the NDAA, the National Defense Authorization Act.
	Well, it's just the same old rubber stamp.
	Was there anything new in it?
	Well, I think what was going on, there's always something new.
	What's new this year and really has three sections is gender inclusion, specific gender programs, diversity, equity, inclusion.
	They snuck in some red flag laws for confiscating guns.
	That was nice.
	But all of that was in the mainstream was kind of covered up by the actress known as Sandy Cortez.
	She did a great job of grandstanding about this vote because she made it all about the Iron Dome.
	Of course, like every year, we fund the Iron Dome in Israel.
	And, you know, she's such a pro-Palestinian that she had to go in and make a big stink and then voted present!
	Present!
	Because Nancy wouldn't let her vote against.
	And I think that just, that was meant to cover stuff up.
	Oh, what a phony.
	This is a phony.
	Yeah, so I think that was to cover up all the nutjob stuff that's in this.
	But okay, that's how it goes.
	I did a lot of reading.
	So there was no extra space for stuff or any off-world budgets that I could find.
	But a lot of social...
	Basically, the NDAA, environmental social governance version.
	Except for the natural pollution that they make and the people they kill.
	We're environmental and socially governed.
	Oh, it's about time.
	The wall down by Del Rio in Texas has been really interesting.
	I do have a bunch of Haiti reports.
	No, let's do that, and then I got three clips from the border.
	What you got in Haiti?
	Oh, man.
	Well, first I've got four clips, and one of them is the Democracy Now!
	rundown, and we already warned about Amy, and here she goes.
	The U.S. Special Envoy to Haiti has resigned in protest over the Biden administration's policies.
	In a letter, the longtime diplomat Daniel Foote wrote, quote, I will not be associated with the United States industry.
	Inhumane, counterproductive decision to deport thousands of Haitian refugees.
	Foote also criticized the Biden administration for meddling in Haiti's political affairs, including its support for Ariel Henry as Haiti's prime minister following the assassination of Haitian President Jovenel Moise in July.
	Foot wrote, quote, the cycle of international political interventions in Haiti has consistently produced catastrophic results.
	Foote's resignation came just days after U.S. Border Patrol agents on horseback were filmed chasing, grabbing, and whipping Haitian asylum seekers who gathered in a makeshift camp in Del Rio, Texas.
	On Thursday, the Department of Homeland Security banned the use of horses in the area, but deportations continued despite growing criticism from human rights advocates.
	The New York Times reports the Biden administration has now deported nearly 2,000 Haitians since last week.
	About 3,000 Haitians remain in the makeshift camps in Del Rio, while thousands of others have been allowed to stay in the United States.
	Yeah, so the funny bit of all this was the horses, was the Border Patrol and the horses.
	And it was funny until the administration, the president and the vice president, started lying and saying that these men on horseback were whipping, whipping them!
	And it went from whipping to, you know, they tried to move it around, but man, here's the vice president, if you don't mind, just because it's...
	Well, my favorite part is when these other radicals came out and said they're weaponizing these horses, and my favorite part of weaponizing these horses is, have you ever been to New York City?
	Yes, I have.
	Where the police, there's a police horse squad, and that's what horses are for.
	They're just there to intimidate people.
	They are literal weapons.
	Yeah, so you don't weaponize a weapon.
	Hey, weaponize that pistol.
	These people are stupid.
	Here's our vice president.
	What I saw depicted...
	What I saw depicted!
	...about those individuals on horseback treating human beings the way they were is horrible.
	And I fully support what is happening right now, which is a thorough investigation into exactly what is going on there.
	But human beings should never be treated that way.
	And I'm deeply troubled about it.
	The whole point is that we have to understand Haiti.
	I mean, talk about a country that has just experienced so much tragedy that has been about natural disasters.
	We really have to do a lot more to recognize that as a member of the Western Hemisphere, we've got to support some very basic needs that the people of Haiti have to get back up.
	Well, just like your communist Amy there, this is all not true.
	These people did not come from Haiti 10 years ago, and they went to Brazil, and that's where most of them are from, and they've had lives, maybe not the best.
	They're also in Colombia, Venezuela, and they're out throughout South America.
	Yeah, throughout South America, but she's making it sound like, oh, by the way, not a single report on president assassination, earthquake, Hurricane.
	No one cared about Haiti, but now, oh yeah, all the poor Haitian people.
	A disingenuous woman, this Kamala Harris.
	But nothing compared to the shock jock, Maxine Waters.
	I'm pissed.
	I'm unhappy and I'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down Haitians and using their reins to whip them.
	I'm happy with the administration.
	We are following the Trump policy.
	He is the one that does not follow the Constitution and would not allow those seeking refuge to be able to petition to get into the country.
	What the hell are we doing here?
	What we witnessed takes us back hundreds of years.
	What we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery.
	Okay.
	Cowboys.
	Cowboys.
	With their reins, again, whipping...
	Black people, Haitians, into the water where they're scrambling and falling down.
	All they're trying to do is escape from violence in their country.
	Yes, Brazil.
	It is unfortunate that it is the poorest country in this hemisphere.
	It is unfortunate that they have no stable government right now.
	It is unfortunate that they've had to live through earthquakes.
	I've been working with Haitians for 30 years.
	I've been working through two coup d'etats.
	I went to the Central African Republic and I brought back Aristide after he was exiled into the Central African Republic.
	They have always been between Canada and France and the United States treat it worse than anybody else.
	Take it home.
	And so, yes, we're here and we're organized and we're saying to the president and everybody else, you got to stop this madness.
	And I want to know in the first place, who's paying these cowboys to do this work?
	They've got to be gotten rid of.
	They've gotten to be stopped.
	It cannot go on.
	And so I thank all of you for being here today.
	Write the story.
	Tell the story.
	Write the line.
	What is going on.
	And let people know that they're trying to take us back.
	Here we go.
	To slavery days.
	There it is.
	And worse than that.
	And the children...
	Who are unfortunate to be in this situation must be allowed into the United States immediately.
	Not tomorrow, not next week, not next month, but immediately.
	Yeah, so lies.
	She really doesn't know that these are Border Patrol agents.
	I mean, she is a shock jock, so maybe just for effect.
	But she thinks that these are just cowboys?
	Just some random cowboys who are all Jim Crowed up?
	Please.
	Do you really think she's that stupid?
	Yeah, I actually do.
	Now, there was a very interesting documentary that was impossible to clip, and it was on PBS. They had this show called Point of View, where some independent documentarians go out with their cameras and they do these documentaries that are just obscure.
	And this was a documentary about the Dominican Republic, right next door to Haiti.
	If Haiti's got all those issues, they can move to the Dominican Republic.
	No, no, not after, I think it's called Resolution 12, where they rousted all the Haitians from Dominican Republic because they hate them.
	And the Dominican Republic nationalists, who are mostly women, hate, they literally hate the Haitians.
	They think they're a bunch of rapists and criminals and murderers.
	And they won't let them in their country, so the Haitians have to go everyplace else.
	What is wrong with the Haitians that they're just such troublemakers?
	This documentary is a real eye-opener listening to these Dominicans just bitch and moan about the Haitians and the poor.
	Many Haitians were living in the Dominican Republic for a long time and they had to leave.
	They got kicked out?
	Really?
	They got kicked out.
	Oh, there's some scandal that's going on in the Dominican Republic.
	If you're going to take a look at what we're doing at the border...
	Try to understand what's going on there first.
	And it's interesting because on the same island, when they had the earthquake, only Haiti was destroyed.
	The Dominican Republic, it's the same landmass, correct?
	Yes, one big island is cut in half.
	They had nothing?
	Or with a border in between one and the other.
	I mean, there was no coverage of anything that happened in the Dominican Republic.
	We never cover it.
	No, the only thing we know is that the woman who worked for Hillary Clinton was trying to smuggle 12 children out to the Dominican Republic, presumably for adrenochrome harvesting.
	And now she's, isn't she in charge of, like, some protected children outfit?
	I think she's a Democrat operative.
	I have a contrasting series.
	I can just skip the beginning and we can just jump right to the chase.
	There was a good foot-on-the-ground report on Fox.
	Must have been Bill.
	Bill at the border.
	I don't know which, who it was, actually.
	But here he is.
	And I'm not going to play the CBS. Well, actually, let's play the CBS. They're not that long.
	Let's play Haiti migrants and CBS. This is when it was at its actual peak of problem, of being problematic.
	And then they just leave out too much information on these networks.
	We turn now to the worsening humanitarian crisis in a squalid tent city at the U.S. southern border.
	And new details about a large number of...
	Let me just stop there for a second.
	Not a tent city.
	I've been watching these Haitians.
	They built their city pretty quick and expertly out of twigs and brush.
	Did you see that?
	Did you see their little...
	Yeah, it's a shantytown.
	They know how to do it.
	Yeah, but it's not like a horrible tent city.
	No, they know exactly what they're doing.
	They've rousted the homeless from a lot of the little tent cities we have here in the Berkeley area.
	I don't know where they all went.
	We've all noticed this.
	In fact, the area by the freeway, which was loaded with a tent city, is now all roused.
	It's gone, and it's all fenced in now.
	It's very strange.
	I have to look into this.
	Something's up.
	I should look into the mudflats if I were you.
	We turn now to the worsening humanitarian crisis in a squalid tent city at the U.S. southern border, and new details about a large number of Haitian migrants that are being admitted to the U.S. with dates to appear in court.
	CBS's Manuel Borges is in Del Rio, Texas.
	Good evening, Manny.
	Good evening, Nora.
	Tonight we have learned the Biden administration has issued a request for a private contractor to help possibly house up to an additional 400 migrants at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, seeking guards who speak Haitian Creole.
	Tonight, mixed messages from the Biden administration.
	CBS News has learned more than 1,000 mostly Haitian migrants have been allowed to enter the U.S. as part of the legal asylum process, undercutting the administration's hardline stance that anyone arriving at the border will be immediately deported.
	Many of the individuals whom we encounter claim asylum and have a right to have those asylum claims heard as our laws provide.
	Border Patrol has not explained how it determines who is released and who is deported.
	Those who are allowed to enter have notices to appear in immigration court within 60 days.
	Tiffany Burrow, who runs a non-profit in the city, says her office is helping hundreds of migrants a day who are released.
	I don't know if it's safe to say that during your time in this specific part of the border that you've never seen anything like this.
	No, no, no.
	We are a tiny, rural community.
	I mean, that's half the size of our town.
	Yeah, and I've been looking very closely at these images.
	And I'm really missing luggage.
	I'm missing dirty clothing, dirty shoes.
	This looks so planned and orchestrated.
	Unless there's some tour group in Brazil...
	They were flown in like Thomas Cook.
	It's very strange.
	I agree with you.
	Let's play part two of the CBS and we'll play the Fox and we can talk about it.
	Texas Governor Greg Abbott sent a fleet of state-owned vehicles as a symbolic barricade along the border.
	Just outside the bridge camp, there are state troopers lined up as far as the eye can see in either direction here.
	The point is to build a wall of vehicles to prevent anyone from slipping into the U.S. Inside the camp, conditions continue to deteriorate as thousands await their fate.
	The U.S. is preparing to nearly double the number of Haitians deported by air.
	More than 1,000 Haitians have been deported since Sunday.
	Tempers flared in Port-au-Prince as some of the deported migrants tried to rush back into the plain.
	Back at the border, the anxiety over deportation is palpable.
	These teen girls left Haiti with their family for South America when they were just babies.
	So you know no one in Haiti, if they deport you, you'll be on the streets.
	Officials say the number of migrants still at that bridge camp has dropped dramatically from a height of about 15,000 to now just over 5,000.
	Nora?
	Manny Bohorquez, thank you.
	Well, tonight, the search for Gabby Petit.
	You know, it's just like the homeless in Berkeley.
	They let them in, John.
	By the way, the homeless in Berkeley are in hotels.
	Go ahead and take a look.
	They're in hotels.
	This is...
	I lost my train.
	They let them in.
	They let them all in.
	They've shipped a few out as kind of showpieces.
	You know how they do this with the children?
	Because if you have a child with you, then you're good to go, pretty much.
	You're gold.
	So Al Sharpton came to Texas and went to the border, Del Rio, and I'm sure you've seen some of the heckling.
	I don't believe this clip to be real.
	Oh, I have both angles of this clip.
	I don't know what clip you're talking about, but I have about 45 seconds.
	Well, you don't hear sharp, you just hear the heckler?
	Yep, yep.
	Well, I have two mixes.
	I initially clipped the one where you just hear the heckler, because that vantage point is next to the heckler.
	This one is sharp and full on.
	This is the footage that was intended for broadcast, but listen to what the guy is actually saying about the kids as he's heckling it.
	So my...
	To my behalf as being former U.S. Ambassador to South Africa, and to his right, kids are not missing from the border.
	Kids are being sedated at the U.S. border.
	Why are you not being a voice for the children?
	From Atlanta, Georgia, New Birth Baptist Church, Reverend Freddie Haynes.
	Why are you still being racist somewhere it doesn't exist?
	Why are you trying to come and be violent?
	Why are you trying to...
	You hear what they're saying?
	Yeah, but it's hard to hear what they're saying.
	But here's the reason I question this clip.
	It's because I've seen Sharpton in these situations where somebody's heckling him, and he either goes after him, he doesn't just blindly blah, blah, blah, keep talking like he's never hearing it.
	He goes after him, or his stooges go by and they remove the people.
	John, this is real.
	This happened.
	I've seen all the footage.
	It happened.
	It's real.
	It's real.
	I've just never seen Sharpton be so passive, ever.
	The GOP infighting is escalating.
	Political says Democrats are outright jitty.
	Well, there's that.
	So they're sedating kids at the border.
	They're sedating the kids at the border.
	To make them compliant, to say, oh, it's my kid.
	Well, they also said there's a reason for separating the ones and they shipped some back to Haiti.
	They did that.
	We know that.
	And they let some come in.
	And let's play the Fox thing, and then I have my thoughts on the whole thing.
	Some are going to Maryland.
	Some are going to Florida.
	Some are going to New York.
	One woman just gave birth to a baby here under the bridge six days ago.
	So you're seeing it.
	You heard DHS Secretary Mayorkas say the other day that these migrants are going to be expelled.
	Don't come here.
	Your journey is not going to succeed.
	You will be sent back.
	That's not entirely true because these migrants are being released by the thousands.
	And just to wrap it up, what my sources on the ground are telling me is Border Patrol are giving these migrants NTRs when they release them.
	That is a notice to report.
	What that means is they are asking these migrants to please show up to an ICE office within the next 60 days.
	It is a request.
	It is not an NTA, which is an order.
	An NTA stands for a notice to appear.
	That is much stricter telling them an exact time and date of when to show up.
	We'll send it back to you.
	So I figure what they do.
	The guy comes in.
	And they're going to decide they're going to ship him back, they're going to push him back to Mexico, they're going to deport him to Haiti, or they're going to let him go into the country.
	And the guy goes up to him and says, are you going to vote Democrat?
	And the guy says, yeah, okay, you're good to go.
	Are you going to vote Democrat?
	I don't know, maybe not.
	John, no, no.
	This happens before they get on the Thomas Cook organized trip.
	That's where the question is asked before they even shipped up to the border.
	Nobody knows the reference to Thomas Cook anymore.
	It's funny that you've used it.
	I'll bet you half the audience, ask the troll room, do you know who Thomas Cook is?
	I think it's funny that you said that.
	But, yeah, maybe they check him out first.
	You guys are going to vote Democrat.
	We'll get you to the United States.
	You just have to vote.
	Yeah, you're probably right.
	This is on purpose, and I'm not so happy with it, because it's coming into Texas, and I know what's eventually going to happen is Texans are going to go down to the border and take care of it themselves, and then Maxine Waters will have something to complain about.
	I think they're shipping most of them out of Texas.
	Well, I think this, to me personally, this whole move is for one thing and one thing only.
	It's to get rid of Abbott.
	They have this guy, Checkmate.
	Checkmate.
	He's in irons.
	He can't do anything.
	He doesn't know what to do.
	He's afraid to do something.
	And Texans are starting to hate on him quite a bit.
	Now, what are our alternatives?
	Because he is up for a re-election.
	We have on the Republican side, Allen West, who I don't know about him, man.
	Isn't he a Floridian that just is a carpet banker?
	Could be.
	No, I think Allen West has always been a Texas guy, hasn't he?
	Keep talking and I'll look it up.
	Well, he's running for...
	I've seen him.
	I'm with you.
	I've never been a fan of Alan West.
	I think he's smug.
	Yeah.
	And he's something creepy about him.
	There's definitely something creepy about him.
	By the way, he's very...
	He's gone way down from his early days when he was, like, arrogant.
	He's less...
	He's smug, but less arrogant.
	Yeah, he was in Florida's, yeah, he was a representative.
	Yeah, a congressman for Florida.
	Yeah, so he's a carpet bagger.
	He came to Texas seeing the opportunity.
	I don't see him as governor material.
	You think the Republicans could do a better job than that?
	No, we don't have a better candidate for the Republicans.
	We do have two Democratic candidates.
	Top of the list, which is just funny, Beto.
	Beto.
	Beto.
	Number two is Matthew McConaughey.
	Although he's not officially running, but he keeps being talked about.
	Oh, how great would that be?
	To which I say, nope.
	Nope, nope, nope, nope.
	So what you've told me right there in that short little summary of Texas politics is that your next governor is going to be Beto.
	No, but that's what they want.
	This is only to cripple Greg Abbott.
	Everything they're doing is to flip Texas blue.
	That's what all of this is about.
	That's why Maxine Waters, cowboys, cowboys.
	That's why she's building a narrative.
	Look at these racist cowboys in Texas.
	Can't keep their electricity running.
	They whip black people.
	Hello?
	That is what is happening here.
	Well, welcome to the New World Order.
	Welcome to the Thunderdome.
	Finally.
	Welcome to the Thunderdome.
	So I have a bunch of Trump clips I want to get to.
	Yeah, good.
	I want to hear what the new schtick is, the new spiel.
	But before we get to him, let's play.
	I do have an El Sharpton clip where he kind of teases the Trump rally which took place in Perry, Georgia.
	And he's doing it by asking a question.
	I thought this was one of the most loaded questions.
	I don't have the question and answer.
	I just have Sharpton.
	Showing what a bigoted creep that he is.
	But this is his loaded question to one of the panelists.
	He's got his little panels.
	But I thought it was so funny.
	It's a good introduction to the Trump rally.
	The disgraced former president refuses to give up his campaign rally, spreading his big lie against all evidence to his most loyal supporters.
	He'll be speaking tonight in the small town of Perry, Georgia.
	Susan, this is a man who lost by millions of votes and yet still has the party in lockstep with him.
	Is there any way Trump doesn't end up the 2024 Republican nominee poised to repeat his coup attempt?
	Coup attempt?
	Poised to repeat his coup attempt.
	Poised to repeat the coup attempt.
	Yeah.
	Sharpton.
	So here's the theme.
	Here's the Trump theme of rally.
	I just said these clips are set for one.
	They're all short.
	We're going to take back our country from these lunatics.
	Yeah.
	From the lunatics!
	Yes.
	From the lunatics.
	Now, he went after everybody.
	And he did a really good couple of...
	First of all, there's new information that came to light.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he talks a little bit.
	Here's a 46 second.
	This is a longer clip.
	I've got information, man.
	New shit has come to light.
	What does he have?
	He talks about that airport, the Bhagwan Airport, which was the big $2 billion monster airport.
	Bhagwan.
	I don't know why I keep saying that, but I've said it before and I'll say it again.
	So he, it turns out that they were going to keep that airport as part of the deal with the Taliban.
	It was going to just be the, kind of a jumping off point.
	It was going to be like a Guantanamo, just owned by the Americans, and that weren't going to have anything else to do with the country.
	I didn't realize that at the time, but he talks about it a little bit here.
	So let's go Trump on Bagwan.
	In Bagram, you know, we were going to keep the airbase because it's right next to China.
	Yeah.
	And their military institutions and their installations and they have a lot of things surrounding it.
	And we had this big, beautiful airbase that cost billions of dollars to build.
	And we were gone.
	We didn't even turn out the lights.
	And one day we were gone.
	And you know who's looking at it now and who's all over it?
	China!
	China!
	We were never leaving that.
	We had a perfect plan and they were listening to us, Abdul.
	Abdul, you can't shoot our soldiers.
	You know what?
	For 18 months, we didn't have one soldier killed.
	They listened to me.
	I said, you can't do it, Abdul.
	We'll hit you harder than you've ever been hit.
	You can't do it.
	And that part of Trump I do miss, because you know that he was in the meeting with Abdul and said, dude, you can't shoot at our guys.
	I'm going to have to mess you up if you do that.
	That part I miss about him.
	Yes, well, he also brought in, continuing that story, he brought in a little thing.
	I'm surprised they didn't condemn him for this.
	But this is Trump on a Taliban deal, SOB.
	Because they were never hit at their home.
	But we know where their homes are.
	And we were going to hit them very hard.
	And they understood that.
	That's why I told you before, 18 months we didn't have one soldier killed.
	And even Biden said that it was a mistake.
	They said, he said, well, I will say that no soldiers have been killed in 18 months.
	And his people are screaming at him.
	Don't say that, you stupid son of a bitch.
	Thank you.
	Bye.
	I thought that was pretty bad.
	What, he can't say you stupid son of a bitch?
	No, I mean, calling the President of the United States is disrespectful.
	That is disrespectful, I agree.
	But he's saying that's what they said to him.
	Yes, but no one called him out on this one.
	I think they're trying not to cover him at all.
	So here's Trump, but here's the other new information that came to light.
	This is the concession.
	I didn't know this.
	Concession?
	We went up 1 million votes.
	Well, we went up 12 million votes and they say we lost.
	But there never has been...
	You know there never has been a concession.
	You do know that, right?
	You do know that.
	Concession?
	As in a concession?
	He never conceded.
	He never conceded.
	I didn't know that.
	You knew that?
	Yeah, of course.
	This is what keeps the Q thing alive.
	This is it.
	Oh, I never conceded.
	So, oh, okay.
	He can come.
	Look, he's still entertainment.
	The guy is entertainment.
	Here he is.
	He goes after Hillary.
	This is just the beginning of a long spiel against Hillary where he tells stories.
	But I just thought this 11 seconds was quite funny.
	Made up by crooked Hillary Clinton and the Democrats.
	How would you like to have her as your wife?
	No, but think of this.
	I mean, Bill Clinton, he's living in fear.
	Wait, did you hear...
	Sorry.
	Did you hear Hillary getting heckled in Belfast?
	No.
	Yeah, so she...
	This happened last year.
	She's the Chancellor of the Belfast University.
	Let me get the exact title here.
	Yeah, Chancellor of Queen's University, Belfast.
	So she goes into the university for her anointment, or whatever it is, or her secret handshake pledge, and she's got the whole, you know, Chancellor gown on, you know, like a, almost like a royal red gown.
	You just need some henchmen carrying it behind her.
	And here's what the fine people of Dublin had to say.
	Thank you, Dublin. Dublin.
	That's so much appreciated.
	Let her know worldwide she's disliked, please.
	So this is my last clip, and this is Trump going off on Miley.
	Which we had to expect.
	And then he takes it a little longer and discusses about why we left stuff behind when we shouldn't have or didn't need to and all the rest of it.
	But this is the Trump on mileage.
	Millie said to me one time, I'll never forget it, Sir, it's more expensive.
	It's more expensive, sir, to take the equipment than to leave it.
	I said, really?
	You mean you have a $10 million tank?
	You put it on a plane and that's more expensive than leaving it?
	He said it's more expensive, and I never forgot that statement, because that's probably the first time I realized that he was stupid.
	But you know what I did say?
	I said, so we have brand new aircraft just out of the factory, and it's sitting on the runways, and our soldiers are fleeing and surrendering to guys with knives.
	Good fighters, by the way, but guys with knives.
	That I got along with very well.
	They understood.
	They're not going to...
	Screw around.
	I almost used the F word.
	And you know, it would have been more effective if I did, but they would have...
	He used a horrible word, so I didn't do it.
	Remember, I didn't do it.
	It would have been so much more effective if I used it.
	Let's get tired of this.
	Maybe later on.
	But...
	But with Millie and with all these people, they flee.
	I said, why wouldn't you have brought in 200 pilots?
	200.
	We have the best pilots in the world.
	We have the best soldiers in the world.
	We have the best military in the world.
	I rebuilt the military!
	Space Force.
	Don't forget Space Force.
	I rebuilt.
	So why wouldn't you bring over real fast?
	First of all, you shouldn't have left anything behind.
	So I don't even like this idea.
	But assuming they really wanted to leave it behind because they're stupid, why wouldn't you bring over 200 pilots?
	Just take the planes and fly them to Pakistan.
	And then you bring them over.
	Or fly them to some other country of which we give them all so much money that they all treat us well, okay?
	You know, we...
	We get ripped off by everybody.
	But why wouldn't you fly the planes out?
	Instead, they leave the planes.
	And then they said, because they were so embarrassed, because they probably didn't even know what they were doing.
	They had no idea what they were doing.
	They said, no, well, we disabled it.
	You know what they did?
	They let the air out of a couple of tires of one plane.
	He's not correct on that, but what he does, and this irritates me, instead of saying, hey man, I think this is what, he probably knows why they did this.
	He always just turns it into a talking point that people can argue about and repurpose, and why they leave the stuff, why they leave the stuff, why they leave the stuff.
	Instead of really, he knows what's going on.
	We all see what's happening.
	We see the mayhem that is being created.
	These are not just mistakes.
	I don't, in fact, I will quote you, I don't buy that.
	They're not dumb.
	They're evil.
	I think they're evil, not dumb.
	Evil.
	And so that's what he does.
	I would prefer him just saying they're evil and they want to kill you.
	Just say the truth.
	Instead of the shtick, you know, it takes so long to get to a punchline.
	Well, that's the latest.
	That's his latest sketch.
	I do have one clip.
	I have one clip of him that you did not get.
	Again, I didn't watch it, but this popped up on my timeline this morning, so I'll play this.
	Officials also took $45 million from Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to fund election related activities.
	Well, they should be looking at that.
	What is that all about?
	Lock him up.
	Lock him up for Zuckerberg.
	That's new.
	I think the whole...
	It's not like they said fuck Facebook is what it sounded like they were chanting.
	I know.
	Lock him up.
	Some of them have been chanting F Facebook.
	So I also...
	Well, before you go off Facebook, you might as well play this clip, which is, again, an Amy clip, but this is Facebook being screwed.
	No, no, no.
	I need to stick with Trump for a second, because this is not about Facebook.
	Oh, okay.
	You're still on Trump.
	Yeah.
	I looked at the Maricopa County Forensic Election Audit.
	In fact, I didn't just look at it, I read the whole thing.
	And I'd like to give my viewpoint as an analyst.
	That's why you got it.
	Yeah, so it's 97 pages, prepared by...
	It's actually quite a serious group, the Cyber Ninjas.
	It's a name that would make someone like Rachel Maddow do this incessantly.
	The Cyber Ninjas!
	Yep, exactly.
	Because she has no content.
	What is interesting is that this immediately, from a leaked version, immediately...
	Trump lost by even more!
	There's no conclusion.
	This is an audit.
	There's no conclusion.
	It's not a count.
	It's an audit of everything, all the discrepancies they found.
	Now, beside...
	I'm going to give you my top-line review.
	Both the Democrats and Republicans cheated.
	Cheated with ballot shenanigans.
	The Democrats cheated better, for sure.
	Yep.
	For sure they cheated.
	They both cheated.
	Yeah, they both cheated.
	There's a bunch of cheaters.
	These elections stink.
	So obvious.
	And we're talking like maybe 4% difference in the cheating.
	However, when it comes to the Dominion voting machines...
	And they went through great detail.
	I mean, first of all, there were over 300,000 ballot images deleted.
	All the access logs were deleted.
	They never got access to the router and logs of the router.
	The machines were completely out of date, had not been updated with software or virus definition since installed in 2019, which, according to the report that Maricopa County said, well, it would have ruined the certification.
	That would be true if they had not installed Dominion software after the fact.
	They were all connected to the internet.
	One of them had a dual boot drive.
	These are all things that may or may not have been part of bad faith actors.
	Regardless, the shit that is going on with these machines and the technology they use is not anything any American should ever want their votes to be a part of, or their voting to be a part of.
	I mean, we're talking multiple EMS SQL databases that have just admin access everywhere.
	The people hacking stuff in manually.
	All these machines pretty much compromisable if they weren't already compromised.
	And there is no conclusion.
	There's only recommendations of what we need to do.
	And that would be a very good thing for people to look at and discuss because, you know, the next election, if this is what it is, I mean, I can't.
	This is not OK.
	The whole technology piece is a mess, as you'd expect.
	So let's just do paper ballots.
	Let's just stop with the insanity.
	At least I'm speaking on behalf of Texas.
	If you were to tally up all the things, if half of them come true in the favor of Trump, half of them could come true in the favor of Biden, but not on the voting machine.
	That's purely the county and the state.
	I would say that Trump definitely had an advantage in the votes.
	But it's completely moot point because this report says everybody cheated.
	Everybody cheated.
	The only thing that couldn't be cheated on easily was the voting machine.
	And the Democrats did a better job.
	And Fox called it.
	Fox called it on election night.
	And Fox called it the minute this report was leaked.
	Because they had to, of course, protect their own call.
	It's in the show notes.
	Take a look at it.
	Dude's named Ben.
	Dude's named Bernadette will have a good time with this.
	If you want to see some people using Microsoft Windows for voting and how probably not to do it, this is the document for you.
	Well, good for cyber ninjas.
	Yeah.
	Cyber ninjas.
	Uh, Zuckerberg, now this is part of the purge.
	This is interesting.
	Yeah, so...
	I think there's still more to come with this election stuff.
	We're never going to get Trump reinstated.
	We're not going to see that.
	But there is more crap to come.
	It's just, you know, most people won't hear about it.
	Zuckerberg, though, that skewering has really worked.
	Ben Rhodes, who used to be a speechwriter for Obama.
	This is where I got the clip, actually, from Ben Rhodes.
	Facebook sold its soul and got a lock-em-up chant in return while doing its part to destroy democracy around the world.
	Then Dan Pfeiffer?
	Wasn't he also a speechwriter for Obama?
	I don't know.
	This speech is a real indictment of the entire strategy employed by Facebook public policy team.
	Years of twisting themselves into a pretzel to appease Trump only to have him throw Zuck into imaginary Gitmo.
	Everybody hates Zuckerberg.
	That's pretty good.
	They've done a really good job of demonizing Facebook and Instagram in particular, and they're using this, I don't know if it was a report, but Democracy Now!
	even covered it, but all the networks covered it.
	I have the Facebook scrutinized soon Democracy Now!
	clip, and of course they're going to bring Zuckerberg back to Washington.
	And Facebook's global head of safety is set to testify before a Senate panel next week.
	Amidst mounting concerns, the social media platform can seriously damage young people's mental health.
	Last week, the Wall Street Journal published a report based on internal Facebook documents revealing its Instagram app makes many adolescent users, particularly teenage girls, feel bad about themselves and can lead them towards harmful content.
	The report also shows Facebook was aware of the negative impacts of the app, but did not take any action to address the issue.
	But they're going after a lot of people.
	I'm seeing people...
	Yeah, but let's back off a second here.
	Let's take a look at one reality that nobody wants to discuss.
	I do.
	Whatever it is, I'm ready.
	Facebook is owning the advertising market.
	It is killing mainstream media.
	What?
	What?
	Facebook is like the place that the M5M is directly affected by this.
	Yep.
	And so they, whoa, we can go after Facebook.
	We got some bullshit here about the Instagram.
	It's hurting teenage girls.
	Oh, those poor teenage girls who otherwise would be just prim and proper and everything would be great because teenage girls never had problems before Instagram.
	You're absolutely right, Joe.
	Those teenage girls are so pure.
	And so they're going after Facebook because it's killing them.
	Their business is under attack by Facebook.
	100% spot on.
	Absolutely right.
	Not under attack.
	Their business has been stolen.
	Well, from your perspective, they're dead.
	But think about it.
	How does Facebook, how do they measure?
	They measure also with amount of time viewed.
	Yeah, but they have a huge advantage.
	They can actually prove it.
	Yes.
	Advertisers love any sort of proof.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I didn't play it on the last show.
	Did you see or hear about Judy from PBS drilling Bill Gates about Epstein?
	You know, I had that clip.
	I had it too, but let's play it now because we have to hear this.
	And this is not Judy being interested.
	This is Judy taking Bill Gates down or setting him up.
	There's something going on.
	I see the trend.
	It's all over the place.
	Bill Gates is definitely a target.
	Bill Gates is a target.
	But his answer was just head shaker.
	It was reported at that time that you had a number of meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, who, when you met him 10 years ago, he was convicted of soliciting prostitution from minors.
	What did you know about him when you were meeting with him, as you've said yourself, in the hopes of raising money?
	You know, I had dinners with him.
	I regret doing that.
	He had relationships with people he said, you know, would give to global health, which is an interest I have.
	Not nearly enough philanthropy goes in that direction.
	You know, those meetings were a mistake.
	They didn't result in what he purported and I cut them off.
	You know, that goes back a long time ago now.
	So there's nothing new on that.
	It was reported that you continue to meet with him over several years.
	And that, in other words, a number of meetings.
	What did you do when you found out about his background?
	Well...
	You know, I've said I regretted having those dinners.
	And there's nothing, absolutely nothing new on that.
	Is there a lesson for you, for anyone else looking at this?
	Well, he's dead.
	So, you know, in general, you always have to be careful.
	And, you know, the...
	You know, I'm very proud of what we've done in philanthropy, very proud of the work of the foundation.
	He just realized in that very moment, he's like, holy shitballs, the no-agenda guys are going to clip this and ridicule me.
	He's dead.
	He's dead.
	But the question was, is there a lesson to be learned?
	Well, he's dead, so you always got to be careful.
	I mean, how can I interpret?
	My brain only wants to interpret that one way.
	Well, two ways.
	One, well, if I'm doing Epstein stuff, I could wind up dead.
	You've got to be careful.
	or um there is no or i mean it was just is he saying that he and judy by the way at least in the second to the last question you could hear her nervousness she This was scripted for her.
	Let me hear it again.
	That's a good point.
	And by the way, when she says, you can't hear it, of course, but he shakes his head violently no when she brings up that second question.
	Like a boom, boom.
	You can see it on the monitor behind her.
	You know, those meetings were a mistake.
	They didn't result in what he purported, and I cut them off.
	You know, that goes back a long time ago now, so there's nothing new on that.
	It was reported that you continue to meet with him over several years, and that, in other words, a number of meetings.
	What did you do when you found out about his background?
	I also smell Melinda in the background.
	Melinda's part doing something here.
	I think you don't want a woman like Melinda Gates scorned, baby, let me tell you.
	She will smother him and crush him like a bug.
	She has the money.
	The money's already taken care of.
	This is about him.
	She's insulted.
	It's an embarrassment to her.
	Yeah.
	Don't you get the feeling if you look at...
	Well, see, the problem...
	It was always an embarrassment because everyone knew that Bill in the business, and she knew too, that Bill fooled around.
	Mm-hmm.
	And people that he fooled around with, their big mouths, tell everybody.
	Find out about it.
	Didn't take a genius.
	And she knew, but it was always kind of, at least it was on the down low and nobody knew.
	You know, it's okay, fine.
	The general public doesn't care.
	And she was happy with that.
	And then when this Epstein thing came out, it was a public humiliation.
	Huge difference.
	You can have a philanderer as a husband As long as it's not a public humiliation, like with this Epstein thing, and that was the end.
	Well, I'd say the spotted blue dress was quite the humiliation.
	Yeah.
	Okay, so this may just be...
	And Bill should be scared.
	Yeah, he should be.
	This may just be people who use the media.
	The boomerang is hitting them back.
	That's one of my theories.
	You've got to be very careful.
	But let's just review.
	Hunter Biden now, of course, turns out, oh, that was all true.
	All of those emails were true.
	Everything on the laptop is true.
	Now it's generally accepted all of a sudden.
	Remember, we couldn't even post about it because that would be removed, like the New York Post.
	He also asked for $2 million plus success fees to help unfreeze Libyan assets in new emails that have been revealed.
	Did you notice that this truth...
	Oh, now all of a sudden it's all over the place that all the laptop stuff was true to begin with.
	Only came out after Joe Biden's approval numbers slipped below Kamala's.
	Wait, he's negative?
	Yeah, he's negative.
	He's 44 and she's 46.
	Wow.
	They're both negative.
	Her negative is less negative.
	We had another interesting, not a takedown, not a purge, but definitely a slice, a gash.
	Chris Cuomo, accused of sexual harassment by former boss at ABC. Do you see this?
	No.
	Yeah.
	So, this was in the context of him helping his brother.
	What was her name?
	She used to be at ABC. She was his boss.
	Okay.
	Shelly Ross, former executive producer, ABC and CBS.
	And she wrote this op-ed in the New York Times detailing this alleged incident that happened in 2005, where Ross says Cuomo gave her a bear hug in a New York City bar and squeezed her buttock.
	Squeezed it.
	Saying, whispering in her ear, sweet nothing such as, it's okay, you're no longer my boss.
	Of course, the woman's husband was sitting right there.
	That was an awkward moment.
	But she did this because he apologized profusely on email and it sounded very much like his brother.
	So what...
	I'm sorry if you felt that way.
	Pretty much it.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Oh, I'm so...
	I'm really...
	I'm going to apologize.
	I'm so sorry that you felt...
	I apologize you feel that way.
	...that I squozed your ass and it was inappropriate.
	I'm sorry you felt it was inappropriate that I was squeezing your buns.
	Yeah, good.
	And then the person who's not getting any heat is the...
	is the head guy of the Oath Keeper, Stuart Rhodes.
	And...
	He's only mentioned as person one in all of the indictments.
	This is Revolver News, by the way, who are doing a good kick-ass job.
	And they assert that this Stuart Rhodes, who is the leader of the Oath Keeper, since he has not been indicted, he's mentioned everywhere, but not by name in all other indictments.
	It's purely person one.
	And they do a long dissection.
	The guy's basically an agent, basically a fed.
	Oh, yeah, that would be it.
	Exactly.
	That's the only reason you do that.
	Of course.
	Now, I'd like to know who Tech Executive One is.
	Oh, gosh.
	We'd love that, wouldn't we?
	It's probably not someone spectacular.
	It's probably a real doofus.
	Don't you think?
	I'm not sure.
	I'd like to find out.
	Somebody knows outside of the Durham folk who Tech Executive One is.
	And also Tech Company 3.
	Who are they?
	That's either Twitter or Facebook.
	There's only three tech companies that are involved in the politics to an extreme that affect the American politics.
	Where were these mentioned again?
	What case was this?
	In the Durham case against that Sussman guy.
	Right.
	The lawyer who lied to the FBI. The lawyer, the Hillary lawyer who was responsible for the Russia hoax.
	Which is back in play in some funny odd ways.
	This never ends.
	These people are all despicable.
	Pretty much.
	And they've captured the world.
	They're still figuring it out, but they got us under their thumb for a little bit now.
	I think it's all going to fall apart.
	I think it's all going to fall apart.
	I don't know what they're planning with Joe, but they do not have their ducks in a row.
	This is messy.
	They're bumbling.
	It's messy.
	They're doing things that fit their agenda, like the border with Abbott.
	They're doing those things, but it's like...
	I don't know.
	I don't know who's coordinating it, but they suck at it.
	Must be Susan Rice.
	She seems like a bumbler.
	The twerp?
	I'm going to show my support by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	Yeah.
	And in fact, we do have a few people to thank for the show.
	We're getting there.
	1385.
	1385, indeed.
	Starting with Charles Fitzpatrick.
	Charles is from Sacramento, California.
	He needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	Sander Limburg and Paterwold.
	Paterwolde!
	Potters Volda in Holland, 115.34.
	Sir Sean in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina.
	That's one of those funny town names, 100.
	Gary James in Bournemouth, Dorset, UK, 92.20.
	We say Bournemouth.
	What did I say?
	Born mouth.
	Born mouth, yeah.
	Yeah, born mouth.
	Joshua Pettigrew, Sir Joshua, 7777, birthday boy.
	Brian Rangel, 6969.
	Cynthia, Cynthia Colran in Aptos, California, 6668.
	And she says, douche.
	Wait, I hit my sister in the mouth after listening one time.
	We haven't listened for about six weeks.
	We look forward to every Thursday and Thursday.
	Please de-douche me.
	Oh, no, de-douche Jareen Brining in San Marcos.
	You've been de-douched.
	David Forbes, 6006.
	Sean Pilachowski, probably.
	Pilachowski?
	I think so, yeah.
	And Portage, Wisconsin.
	Or Portage, as they call it up there.
	I'm absolutely sure of that.
	I've got a note.
	Please thank Carl and his buck teeth.
	I never would have to think what goes on with this guy.
	She needs a R2-D2 dedouching for Carl.
	Oh my goodness.
	We don't have an R2-D2. Why are you reading all these?
	You've been dedouched.
	We don't have an R2-D2 dedouching.
	No, we do have a Star Wars dedouching, but that's not R2-D2. It's a Wookiee.
	Why do we even have that?
	I mean, de-douching is de-douching, it seems to me.
	Sir Price, the Knight of Astonishment, wide-eyed as he is, 54-44 in Yukon, Oklahoma.
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	He just turned 49.
	He'll be getting it.
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	Danielle Williams in Mount Shasta, California.
	Where's the water?
	I got a birthday call out, 5034.
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	Birthday list there.
	No, for Sir Proteus.
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	50.
	These are all $50 donors and we're wrapping it up.
	Hold on, let me do Christopher Rivera.
	You have to do Christopher, yes.
	He's in the upcoming night, so he gets his note read.
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	I've been a listener since episode one.
	Donated off and on in the early years when I could.
	I've been contributing a steady $50 a month for the past couple of years.
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	That jingle cracks me up every single time.
	No special requests for the roundtable.
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	There you go.
	We'll see you on the podium in moments, Christopher.
	And wrap it up with Todd Grubb in Kapik, Michigan.
	Pamela Niemann, I'm guessing.
	Almost.
	Niemann.
	And I-J is Niemann.
	So a little lesson.
	In Dutch, we have the long A and the quarter A. So the long A is I-J, Niemann, and the quarter A is I-E. So it would be Niemann.
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	We're getting towards 1400.
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	No agenda meetups!
	Yeah, parties everywhere.
	Yesterday I got a note from C-Mike.
	He says, hey, hey, can you join the meetup at 4.20 via video?
	And I was like, you know, well, let me see if I'm around because typically we're out doing stuff.
	And I was.
	And so I called in.
	They put me on the Zoom.
	There were like 25 people there.
	I called in.
	It was too early for the Fugizotos, so I just missed them.
	But I did see all 58 of C-Mike's children, including the ones named after us, John.
	Nice.
	Yeah, and handsome.
	Oh my goodness.
	And one of the daughters is the Don't Enslave Me Kamala.
	And I complimented her on the terror and fear that she was able to conjure up in her voice, and she seemed proud of it, in a very odd kind of way.
	Thank you, Em.
	Thank you, Em.
	No, the kids are pretty grown, but oh my goodness.
	And Dane Blackhammer has another one on the way.
	These guys, it's Kansas City.
	What's in the water up there?
	In the morning, John and Adam and Sir Spencer Wolf of Kansas City just wrapped up a great KC meetup.
	If you count Fugazato's dog and all the human resources, there were 38 attendees from four states representing today.
	Plus a virtual cameo from the Podfather himself made this meetup one of the best ones yet.
	Dame DeLorean here.
	Love is lit.
	Hi, Adam and John.
	In the morning, Adam and John from Montana here at the Kansas City Meetup.
	Having a great time and it's like a party.
	Hey, this is Kyle from Omaha.
	The barbecue is worth a three-hour drive.
	This is Sir Baronet John Helmer from the great state of Kansas where we do have guns.
	And John, I'm not buying.
	In the morning, this is Dave Bugisata, Duke of America's Heartland, the Arabian Peninsula, with my lovely bride, named Melody.
	Hi!
	And my lovely daughter, named Isabella.
	Hi!
	And our lovely dog, Rusty.
	John, I don't know what happened with my diction, but I'll work on it.
	It's a money!
	In the morning, it's Matt Leroy from middle of nowhere, Kansas.
	House buying and selling karma works.
	Thanks a lot.
	Hi, this is Liz Leroy, enjoying that country life.
	And as a fellow crackpot, I need to ask Adam, please, more second half a show.
	Thanks.
	Bye!
	Bye!
	Hey, John and I, my name's David Notfugizoto, coming to you from the Kansas City Meetup, and I can't figure out who the spook is here.
	Does that mean it's me?
	Yes.
	I'm Olathe here, ITM. It's true.
	Dane Blackhammer here.
	Sir C-Mike's rounding up the human resources, and I'm staying as far away from Leanna Nguyen as possible.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Did she say douche at the end?
	I heard thank you for your courage and then douche.
	Let me listen.
	Sir C. Mike's rounding up the human resources and I'm staying as far away from Leanna Wynn as possible.
	Thank you for your courage.
	I think boost.
	Love the kids.
	North Idaho.
	Where are you guys?
	This is Scott the Jew with your North Idaho Sanity Brigade meetup report from the Growler guys in Coeur d'Alene.
	That's right, Adam.
	It's Coeur d'Alene.
	A quick and very appreciative shout-out to Justin from the Growler Guys, who was kind enough to make up for his longtime douchebaggery by taking a dollar off of everybody's craft beer pours for the night.
	That was cool.
	The place is great.
	The conversation was wonderful.
	So maybe the player should be like, say your name and where you're from and then do one of the sound effects?
	I don't know.
	That might make it fun.
	Yeah.
	This is Jeff, out here representing Sanity in the woods.
	Torrin in the morning.
	Sir Snackingham of the Black Forest representing North Idaho.
	Hey John and Adam, we'll see you here next time.
	This is Tyler.
	We're seeing John and Adam this time.
	We have pictures of their ugly, I mean, faces.
	Gracing us with their presence.
	Beautiful.
	No one followed my sound effect suggestion, so I'll do it.
	Here we go.
	All aboard, trains good, planes bad.
	Stay safe!
	Jobs, jobs, jobs!
	And jobs!
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yay!
	North Idaho Sanity Brigade, out!
	Stay safe!
	Man, those jingles, they work!
	We have them under our control, John!
	Three more days till Halloween, Halloween.
	Hey, it's Rachel.
	That don't make no nevermind.
	This is Liam, okay?
	Okay.
	This is Allison, I have nothing to say.
	Hi, first beat up.
	One thing I learned tonight is don't drink from a diva cup.
	Thank you.
	Lessons learned.
	Oregon Local 33.
	Shutting it down.
	Might be over now, but I feel it still.
	May everyone be loved.
	Oh, getting pretty creative.
	Thank you for those reports.
	We appreciate them very much.
	Today we've got a couple meetups taking place in Sumner, Washington.
	Sorry?
	Nothing.
	Oh.
	In Sumner, Washington, it's the Pierce...
	Wait a minute.
	September 30th.
	Oh, that's next Thursday.
	Oh, crap.
	We don't have anything.
	Oh, that's...
	Today is Sunday.
	Thursday.
	I'm so confused.
	The 30th.
	Pierce County, Washington.
	The Fall Meetup.
	6 o'clock at Purdy's Public House.
	Sumner, Washington.
	Got it.
	Also on Thursday.
	Aloha Luhan.
	No agenda style.
	6 o'clock Hawaii time at the Maui Brewing Company.
	And in October, I'll just give you the dates and the places.
	The first, Cedro Woolley, Washington.
	The second, Texas Hill Country, Helsinki, Finland.
	New Braunfels, Texas.
	And on the fourth, Santa Cruz, California.
	The ninth, San Diego, Okinawa, Japan.
	Marshfield, Missouri.
	The 15th, North Carolina.
	The 16th, Long Beach, Cincinnati.
	Ohio, Nassau, Bahamas.
	Shoot, I would have gone to that.
	If we weren't at the Bastrop County meetup on the 16th, it's going to be out of control.
	I hear that they have a marching band and a drill team who will be performing for us.
	In Bastrop?
	Yeah, it's going to be.
	We've got the bouncy castle.
	They have everything.
	Also a fire eater, I heard.
	Fire eater.
	A close-in magician, one of those guys.
	All of a sudden, a giant bolt shows up on the table.
	The 17th, Orlando, Florida.
	The 22nd, Monterey, Seaside, California.
	The 23rd, the Cleveland area.
	The 23rd, also Charleston, South Carolina.
	And the Oregon Local 33 meetup will take place in October 30th.
	Still plenty of time to jam some more in.
	There's no limit to how many meetups we can have on a single day, as long as they're in different places.
	And they happen around the world.
	This is a producer initiative from the noagendameetups.com site.
	Is it Phil?
	Mike?
	Mike?
	I can't remember.
	Why do I want to say Phil?
	Who set that up?
	I'll have to look it up.
	Apologies if I got it wrong.
	It's a really cool phenomenon.
	And it's helping people.
	You know, when you can't listen to the show, you gotta keep the amygdala correctly sized.
	Go to a No Agenda Meetup.
	If you can't find one near you, set one up yourself.
	It's easy.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	They're like a party.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	I'm over-ISO'd today.
	I'm going to say it right up front.
	I have none.
	Woo!
	Alright, then you get the shoes from one of mine.
	Here we go.
	Their brain is bonkers.
	We're completely soft.
	That's just British stuff.
	I like this one from the meet-up.
	That don't make no never mind.
	That's from our meet-up report.
	I like that one, too.
	Of course, you could expect...
	I love pooping.
	There's that one always.
	We got Rachel.
	The Cyber Ninjas.
	And...
	Thank you for your courage.
	That's all I got.
	That's cute.
	I would go with the I don't make no never mind.
	It's good, isn't it?
	Yeah, it's a good old...
	Oh, I lost you.
	At the very end there.
	Oh, there you go.
	You're back.
	You're back.
	You there?
	You with me?
	Was I gone?
	Was I gone?
	Just a second.
	You just popped out for a second.
	I have another ISO. I have another ISO, but I want to play the clip that goes with it first.
	We're not going to get to climate change today, although I've got plenty to talk about.
	Volcanoes, always a part of climate change.
	And we have the one in, what's that, in Spain?
	This is the Canary Islands?
	Canary Islands, yeah.
	Now, do you know the name of this volcano?
	I once did.
	Okay, well, it's spelled C-U-M-B-R-E-V-I-E-J-A.
	Cumbra Viage.
	Yeah, well, here's the official pronunciation from the report.
	A week after the Cumbra Viage.
	It's like the guy's having a stroke.
	A week after the Cumbri Vihaha volcano erupted on La Palma Island in Spain's...
	Cumbri Vihaha.
	A week after the Cumbri Vihaha.
	Cumbri Vihaha.
	I want to practice it one more time.
	Cumbri Vihaha.
	Jeez.
	We'll keep it at that.
	Don't make me know.
	Never mind.
	Anyhow, no way, no where's.
	All right.
	I have one, maybe two clips I could play at the end.
	I thought we should do a little UN report.
	This is on the UN is trying to make everything.
	Now we got a problem with air pollution.
	I never knew this because I used to work for the air pollution control district in the San Francisco Bay Area.
	And I think that most air pollution has been pretty much toned down because they were all stems from the 1950s.
	All the air pollution districts stem from the 1950s and the London die off.
	Oh, yes.
	The London Fog.
	Explain that so people understand.
	I don't think everyone knows about the London Fog.
	The London Fog!
	In the, I think, 53, 54, 55, there was this...
	London always had a pollution problem.
	In fact, the first time I went to London, which was in, I believe, 73...
	They use a lot of coal power and you would go there and your clothes were dirty by 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
	You had to change your shirt.
	Everything was just the sleeves at the bottom of your wrist.
	Everything was just black.
	And I guess before that, in the 50s, they were using a lot of coal power, and they had these inversion layers where you'd get a fog, and then the gas from the power plants would drop down into the public.
	It killed hundreds of people.
	I don't have the number, but it was a big...
	I could look it up.
	I should know it, actually.
	And after that happened, everybody...
	The whole world got freaked out, and they all started dealing with true air pollution.
	And all the air pollution districts in California formed around the mid-50s.
	Sucking in...
	And I remember when I worked for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District, I went back to the University of California and found their founding papers.
	Mm-hmm.
	And it said that we're going to start in 1955 and we hope to clear the problem up and then dissolve the agency, which is typical of all these things.
	They were going to dissolve this and they never dissolve the agencies.
	They never do it.
	Why would they?
	That's money in the bank.
	But they always present it to the taxpayers.
	Oh, don't worry about it.
	We're going to dissolve the agency.
	And it should have been dissolved in 1970 or something along those lines.
	And no, that wasn't going to happen.
	And the same thing like the Bay Bridge, when they built the Bay Bridge, or the Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge, both they had big ads.
	Don't worry about it.
	It's going to be paid for by, you know, gasoline taxes.
	You never have to pay a toll.
	The toll on the...
	Seriously, the toll on the Golden Gate Bridge.
	It's all paid for.
	No worries.
	No toll.
	Six bucks.
	I was going to say.
	Six bucks to go across the Golden Gate Bridge.
	So anyway, so that's when it all began.
	It all began with that.
	And so the air pollution problem worldwide is not anything like it was.
	But here we go.
	Here's our air pollution report.
	The World Health Organization is warning that air pollution can cause harm at lower levels than previously thought.
	The agency revised its guidelines today for the first time in 15 years.
	It likened air pollution to poor diet and smoking, and it said 90% of the world's people are at risk.
	Thanks, UN. 90% of the world's people?
	Yes, but not if you're vaccinated.
	Well, they haven't gone that far yet.
	Oh, I have, alright, I have a clip, I have a clip.
	This is the Red Shield, because it's not their original family name, Jacob Rothschild, who is old as wood, and he's being interviewed with some piece he's doing with his daughter, Hannah.
	And he still floats around town.
	Is that a pun?
	The floating wood?
	Yes.
	No, I mean, that's funny, though.
	That was a natural.
	No, he's actually, you know, active, wanders around, you know, gets confronted every once in a while by some irritated citizen.
	Is that Jacob?
	I thought that was the other...
	No, Jacob.
	Jacob, the old man.
	This guy's 90-something.
	Well, he kind of...
	Oh, yeah.
	He may even be 100-something.
	I met two of the other Rothschilds, Nathan and one of the other ones.
	Oh, really?
	Was that at the Bilderberg?
	No, it wasn't at the Bilderberg.
	I haven't been invited.
	It was at a wine tasting.
	Was it at the Owl thing?
	No, it wasn't at the Owl place either.
	It was at a wine tasting of the Lafitte Rothschild wines.
	It was very interesting.
	Oh, that must have been fantastic.
	Can you still get into a tasting like that?
	I'd love to be in a Rothschild tasting.
	I'd do that in a heartbeat.
	That's for the trade.
	Listen to what he says here as he's chatting with his daughter.
	I mean, I see...
	The phenomenal change that's come about in the last two, three years is that probably isn't a child over the age of six that isn't deeply concerned about climate change.
	I mean, there were reports in the past, but now the focus of the world are on those problems, whether it's droughts, whether it's storms, whether it's the seaside being ruined, just undermining life.
	Everything.
	And in a way, Corona has slightly, I'm afraid, eclipsed the importance of this conversation.
	No one's saying Corona is incredibly devastating.
	But actually, we do need to think long-term about the planet.
	Yeah, and it's a distraction, well, more than a distraction, it's a tragedy, but it does have that knock-on effect.
	Truth comes out, it's a distraction.
	We have to move on to the climate change.
	It's a distraction.
	I introduced us to Dokonomy.
	That's a good one.
	I introduced us to Dokonomy on a previous show.
	I don't remember.
	It's the carbon people who track your payments and they'll let you know if you're...
	Oh, right, and then they cut off your credit.
	I think it was the last show.
	Yeah, it was on the last show.
	So that's the overall group.
	Now the overall group, the Doconomy Group, along with MasterCard, has created the Cards and Payments Challenge.
	I'm Brian Luciani, the head of RISE created by Barclays.
	My name is Matthias Wieckström.
	I'm the CEO and co-founder of Deconomy.
	My name is Brennan Spallacy, the CEO of Patch.
	My name is Sue Kelsey.
	I'm the global head of product at MasterCard, leading inclusive and sustainable digital economies.
	Welcome to the Climate Fintech Cards and Payments Challenge.
	Advancing climate action with every transfer, payment, and card slice.
	At MasterCard, with almost 3 billion cardholders across the planet, there's enormous opportunity for impact, where people, economies, and the planet can all thrive.
	From offsets as a reward to environmentally friendly e-commerce and blockchain experiences, we're looking forward to powering a wide range of products and features that unleash the green consumer.
	This is an unprecedented opportunity to get your climate solutions visibility.
	If you want to deliver impact to scale, come join us.
	Can't wait to see you in New York.
	And best of luck with your applications.
	For the benefit of the world and the people on this planet, good luck with your application.
	There you go.
	Every single payment processor is going to join in on this.
	It's part of the World Economic Forum Group.
	They're all going to join in on this.
	Oh, that's great.
	Let's let everybody know how bad their climate pollution is and their carbon usage and we'll start cutting you off and sending you warnings, nudging you towards good places.
	I'm sure it will affect your credit, how much you purchase that is bad carbon.
	Don't let this happen, people.
	Go away from a bank if it does that.
	Leave the bank.
	Use cash.
	Bitcoin.
	Remember, this is probably the era before we began this show, 14 years ago.
	When they had these machines at the airport where you could buy your carbon credits for the air flight you were taking, you punch in.
	I'm going to Boston.
	Oh, it's going to cost you $14.
	You give them $14 and that money just disappears.
	What a game.
	What a business.
	Yeah.
	What a scam.
	Well, yes.
	It is.
	It's a great scam.
	But it's working.
	Well, this scam is going to work as follows.
	You're going to have two competing products, Coca-Cola and Pepsi, let's say.
	One of them is going to be a charge against your climate bill of a.3 and the other is going to be a.4.
	Or, depending on who bribes who, the other one will be a.4 and the other one will be a.3.
	This is leading into some sort of gray market of these numbers.
	If you give us this much money, your number will go down so it won't be charged against the person.
	This is...
	A bullshit deal.
	I'm telling you, do you recall that there's a bill now, and it may even get rammed into this $3.5 trillion thing.
	There's a bill that effectively takes the credit reporting away from the...
	Arguably three credit rating agencies.
	So the government will now do it.
	And they already have said as a part of this proposed bill, we're not just going to look at your actual payment history.
	We're going to see if you're a good doobie or not.
	So that comes right into it.
	This is all part of it.
	And people just go like a deer caught in the headlights.
	Yeah.
	China.
	China, indeed.
	Indeed.
	So, it's all on deck.
	That's nice and depressing.
	Thanks for that.
	Do you want to do something?
	Because you got something funny before...
	I don't have anything funny.
	Hello, Deutschland.
	We're looking at your results coming in.
	How's that doing, by the way?
	I don't know.
	CNN is talking about Senator Manchin from West Virginia because, you know, that's the only important thing in the world.
	I don't know.
	I was watching this.
	I only have 10 seconds of a commercial on hand treatment.
	They had John Elway, who's an old quarterback.
	I guess his hands are all grizzled up or something.
	And this 10 seconds is kind of like...
	You're dropping out, John.
	You've got to talk in the mic now.
	Seriously.
	Oh, I'm talking in the mic.
	No.
	Well, anyway, Elway's got...
	In this commercial, he's talking about some hand treatment because his hands are falling apart.
	I just want to hand...
	I'm sorry.
	And it sounds like he's talking about something else.
	Tell me if you think the same.
	I can only imagine.
	So when a hand specialist told me about non-surgical treatments, it was a total game changer.
	Like you, my hands have a lot more to do.
	Learn more at factsonhand.com today.
	Please.
	Ranch hand, anybody?
	Yeah.
	I feel you.
	His hands now have a lot more to do.
	John, we are...
	I always thought that about Elway.
	He came from Stanford, you know.
	We are forever 12 and proud of it.
	I don't care what anyone says.
	That's your deconstruction for today, my people.
	Next on NoAgendaStream.com, we've got Fun Fact Friday!
	Yay!
	I love that show.
	That's a great dad with his daughter there.
	Stay tuned for that.
	Yeah, that's a great show.
	That's a good show.
	It really is good.
	Let's see.
	End of show mix is Sound Guy Steve.
	I do a little...
	I don't even know who did these.
	Some of these older ones.
	The S&J Shanghai...
	My goodness, I'll have to put it all in the credits.
	I'm playing some older ones for you today.
	There's a couple of classics in here.
	A couple of classics.
	I heard.
	That's right.
	Come 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 can tell you to use cash.
	Use cash.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Use Bitcoin.
	Talk to you on Thursday.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. Until then, adios mofos!
	and such.
	Insanity.
	Insanity.
	Psychosis can describe a state of having a change in behavior, change in perception.
	Insanity.
	Nothing special about being an American.
	None of you can define for me what an American is.
	Dementia equals brain healing.
	Insanity.
	We are determined that we are going to deal with climate change.
	Insanity.
	By 2020, make sure all our electricity is zero emissions.
	My predecessors signed an agreement with the top.
	There could be speech problems like when somebody talks in a way that is not concise.
	They go on longer than they need to.
	I really mean this.
	I mean this sincerely.
	It's not a political, it's a reality.
	Insanity.
	It's not just people in these salads working their butts off.
	Is the person mentally confident?
	No, he looks like a tornado.
	They don't call him that anymore.
	I've been on the telephone an awful lot.
	You know, I spend a lot of time traveling around the world.
	What do you think they're thinking?
	There are other symptoms of psychosis that are not always recognized as psychosis.
	This is not a joke.
	It's not a joke.
	It's not a joke.
	There are a bunch of things that are just not really there.
	This goes so far beyond anybody who's willing to speak to.
	Oh, you definitely look insane.
	Insanity.
	I don't know what the hell he's talking about.
	Why the hell would I take a test?
	Insanity.
	The first part of your question was, I can't remember it.
	Things get jumbled up and confusing.
	Talk about it's a normal turn.
	Insanity.
	This is overwhelming.
	It's sustained.
	It's really kind of basic.
	Insanity.
	Everybody knows a lot of words, but they don't really say anything.
	That's underway, just like the other question is a lot.
	They use more words than are necessary, and they don't really ever seem to get to a point.
	I come from a tradition in the Senate.
	Shake your hand.
	That's it.
	Keep your word.
	Guess what?
	To make sure we're going to fix that damn bridge.
	If you're going to spray, get some cooks.
	By the way, it's called poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles in the club.
	Poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles in the club.
	Poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles in the club.
	Maybe let's spray, get some cooks.
	It's called, it's called, it's called, it's called.
	Poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles in the club.
	Bibles in the club.
	Bibles in the club.
	Poppin' bottles.
	Poppin' bottles in the club.
	Thank you.
	You might die.
	I'm sucking in soot.
	You might die.
	Suckin' in soot.
	Suckin' in soot.
	what you don't say He got mouths to feed, he got bills to pay Looking real hot and he's trying to circle the product Face bags up a bird, kind of like a He
	knows where you're going and he knows where you've been Tracking how you got fat, how you got thin Never too close, never too far To open up your webcam, there you are Knowing how you vote, watching every kiss Saying happy birthday that he'll never miss He'll never miss He's a Zuckerberg It's
	not enough to just give people control over their information.
	We need to make sure that the developers they share it with Protect their information, too.
	It will take some time to work through all the changes we need to make across the company, but I'm committed to getting this right.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios.
	Mofo.
	Dvorak.org.
	Slash.

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