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	She can't stand John's voice.
	What?
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, October 3rd, 2021.
	This is your award-winning GiveOnNationMedia assassination episode 1387.
	This is no agenda.
	Proud member of the 30% and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA region number six in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where we're all saying go Giants, today's the day.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	So this means the Giants are going to get into the World Series?
	You hope?
	Or the playoffs first?
	It's the end of the season.
	They're going to get into the playoffs.
	We want them to win the National League Championship and beat the Dodgers.
	For that, and the Dodgers have to go to the wild card game against the St.
	Louis team, which could beat anybody.
	I watched it a little bit last night.
	Watch it.
	Let me ask you a question.
	So when the batter's up and then the catcher is signaling to the pitcher, and he's signaling, so this is the big secret.
	So for those of you who've never watched this, or if you watch cricket, he's not just relieving himself of an itch.
	The catcher is there signaling to the pitcher which ball he thinks, what type of pitch would be good.
	Right.
	So since I'm at home on television, I'm clearly seeing the signals.
	Isn't there someone from the other team who's sitting there watching the monitor and going, all right, here comes a fastball.
	He just signaled it.
	Yeah, they do that.
	In fact, that was a scandal recently when they would bang on the trash can lids.
	Oh, that's right!
	Oh, okay.
	They do that all the time.
	They have guys, sometimes they'll have a guy out in the scoreboard in the middle of the field with binoculars and they'll check the signals.
	There's two issues.
	One is to get the information to the batter is not that easy.
	And especially placement, because they move the mid around where they want the ball to be thrown and the pitcher should be able to throw it there.
	And the other problem is that if they suspect this is going on, then the catcher will have fake signals.
	Right.
	My goodness, who knew?
	So intricate.
	So they'll tap themselves like maybe three times in the left thigh, which means the third signal will be the signal they want.
	Or if they tap three times, it might mean that the second signal is.
	It's coded, yes, of course.
	Of course you try to do that.
	Okay.
	I mean, why wouldn't you?
	Yeah, it just hit me all of a sudden.
	It's always scandalous, though, when somebody does it.
	Well, of course.
	It's unsportsmanlike.
	And sometimes, also when there's a guy on second base who can clearly see the catcher's signal.
	Right.
	He'll be messaging.
	The second base player will have signals that he'll send to the batter and he can do it.
	And he'll scratch his cheek or something.
	It means the guy's going to throw a fastball.
	But then that's when they really go into the codes and sometimes the catcher will come out to the mound and say, we're going to do this and that.
	And they'll give him like five pitches in a row.
	And then whatever the signals are, they're just bull crap.
	Got it.
	The more you know.
	I've trashed the TASCAM. What?
	I trashed the TASCAM. Just now?
	No, yesterday.
	Why?
	Why?
	Mainly because of your...
	I got three, four people who sent me feedback, which is very low for a sound change.
	Very low.
	Which means most people didn't notice much, but the ones that did...
	A lot of people didn't notice anything.
	No, well, I did.
	But your email, and thank you for that, was really the one that just said, no, okay, this has got to go.
	And you said, you know, it just doesn't have quite that Adam Curry production sound.
	It was missing that little something somewhere that you couldn't put your finger on in words.
	And that's exactly it!
	No, I call it the MXL thing.
	What is that?
	And I'll tell you that story.
	I went to a whole bunch of cheap mics, Chinese mics, to find one.
	And I solicited a bunch of mic experts who I finally found a good one.
	Because I figured there'd got to be somebody making a decent product.
	But there was this mic called the MXL 990, I think was the code for it, which I ended up giving away.
	And it sounds like it's a good condenser mic, and you listen to it.
	Was this a CAD mic?
	No, the CAD is a mic.
	California Audio Devices?
	That's a good mic.
	Yeah, okay.
	CAD-9000, I think, is the number.
	I lose track of it.
	I have one of those.
	I have one of those somewhere.
	And so this MXL mic, it would sound good, and you'd listen to it, and you'd listen to it, and you'd listen to it, and then you'd listen to something else, and there was something missing.
	It was like a comb filter or something that just cut right through the middle of it, but you couldn't really put your finger on it.
	And I never warmed up to the mic.
	I couldn't use it.
	It was just distractingly wrong.
	But again, it was one of those things where you...
	And my ears are old, but I can still tell that.
	Well, however you put it in your email, to me it was like, okay, red flag.
	Because you were being very kind.
	Typically, anything unsolicited or not about the show, you'll be like, it sucks!
	You know, there's no nuance.
	You were like, yeah, well, you know.
	But then I got another email from someone who said, oh my god, I loved it.
	It sounded so much more NPR-ish.
	I'm like, no, stop.
	Stop.
	Put the brakes on immediately.
	Mmm!
	We've got to switch back.
	And really, it's impossible to get any kind of professional control over what you want to sound like with either the Tascam and I'm presuming the Rodecaster.
	They're not set up right.
	They do not have the chain right.
	It's not right.
	It's not right.
	They've done it wrong.
	I would assume you would know.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I was kind about it because, again, it was like I said, like it was that MXL thing.
	It was like I didn't – I couldn't say that it was – it wasn't terrible.
	No, it wasn't terrible.
	But it was not what I was expecting.
	It was something – I don't know.
	Like I said, that's why I was so vague about it.
	Yeah.
	No, that's exactly it.
	That's the magic.
	Yeah.
	That's something that is a part of the show, so we need to keep that in.
	I'm not taking that out.
	I'm not going to go sound like every other podcast.
	Well, I don't know what they meant, but when this guy said you sound like...
	I didn't get that at all.
	I didn't get the NPR sound out of that.
	But even Steck said, oh, I really love it.
	It sounded so...
	People thought it was calming.
	Well, you don't want that.
	No, it's exactly the opposite.
	We want you awake.
	We want you to pay attention to what's happening.
	It's calming.
	It's so good it put me to sleep.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Nick said it was calming.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You know, it might have been.
	It's possible.
	I think, yeah, well, it was much less aggressive.
	That's exactly what it is.
	It is an aggressive sound.
	And the thing that pisses me off the most is the mix minus.
	So that's what goes back to you.
	Or if I were being interviewed somewhere, that's what would go back to that show.
	That's completely uncompressed.
	It's just the raw sounds, and maybe the volume is mixed, but you're getting completely unprocessed audio.
	That's horrible.
	Yeah, that's very peculiar.
	Yeah, that doesn't make any sense.
	And also you couldn't do reverb on any channel except Channel 1.
	But hey, they had that voice box working.
	I missed that.
	That part was cool.
	With the devil?
	Yeah.
	See, that I don't have now.
	Well, at least you want to track demons now.
	Probably good.
	So even though we had been all over the news way before this became the news, I would say this was the news.
	On the fight against COVID, we could be seeing a new oral treatment for the disease coming from the pharmaceutical company Merck, which says it has an experimental pill that can significantly reduce the effects of the virus.
	So for more on this, let's bring in our Dr.
	David Agus.
	Dr.
	Agus, good morning to you.
	According According to Merck, the trial was so successful they had to stop it early to get it out there into the public eye.
	What more can you tell us about it?
	So this is a drug called Molnupiravir, a name that kind of rolls off the tongue.
	Yeah, right.
	Earlier, it had been tried in hospitalized patients and failed.
	And now, in people with low to moderate complex COVID-19, so symptomatic, who had a complication or potential for serious complications, they were given twice a day Molnupiravir and dramatically, by 50%, reduced hospitalization and death.
	So an oral pill that works against COVID-19 hospitalization.
	Wow, just earth-shattering.
	Everybody had news on it.
	Oh my goodness, this is great.
	And I have my thoughts on it, but you have a couple clips I saw, so I'd like to hear what you brought.
	Yeah, I got one.
	This includes Fauci.
	Ooh, nice.
	So let's play these.
	This is Merck anti-COVID drug.
	America could soon have another important weapon in the fight against COVID-19.
	The drugmaker Merck announced today his antiviral pill cuts the risk of hospitalization and death in half when given to patients with mild to moderate symptoms early on.
	The company's CEO says he's optimistic that the drug will play a key role in the global effort to end the pandemic.
	Merck reports it plans to ask U.S. regulators for emergency use authorization as soon as possible.
	Here's Dr.
	Fauci.
	Well, this is certainly an important advance.
	There's no doubt about that.
	The results are really quite good.
	Importantly, in the placebo group, there were eight deaths.
	And in the treatment drug group, there were zero deaths.
	So that adds a bit more of an importance to the study.
	Some health experts describe the pill as a real game changer, one that could prevent the worst outcomes of COVID. That's a real game changer.
	Now, wait, before you wrap this up, They still have to do the following, which is part two of the clip.
	Listen carefully.
	He also stressed that while the news is very exciting, vaccination is still the best way to protect yourself from COVID. Gotta get the shot.
	Gotta get the shot.
	I've been looking at this.
	Can't leave that out.
	This, of course, even though we still cannot pronounce the name of this drug, and my goodness, why?
	Why do they come up with these stupid-ass names?
	Like Minardi.
	Well, first of all, I'd start by saying this is a horse encephalitis virus vaccine.
	It's for horses.
	What are they giving it to people for?
	It's for horses.
	Is this true?
	Is it a horse incessant life?
	No, I'll read you a little clip here.
	Oh, you're kidding me.
	That's fantastic.
	No, I'm not kidding.
	The drug was developed at Emory University by the university's drug innovation company, Drug Innovation Ventures.
	So it comes out of a college.
	In 2014, DRIVE, drug something or other, began a screening project funded by the Defense Threat Reduction Agency to find an antiviral drug treating Venezuelan Equine encephalitis virus.
	Sweet!
	That's a horse with exploding brains.
	Yeah, which led to the discovery EIDD1931 when turned into the pro-drug EIDD2T801 monowabla.
	The compound also showed activity against other RNA viruses, including Ebola, chickadungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungungung And including coronaviruses.
	In late 2019, the National Institute of Allergy and Infections approved the moving drive, then licensed it to Miami-based Ridgeback Biotherapeutics, who couldn't get their act together and later partnered with Merck.
	Right!
	You know, I saw an interview with this small company, Who had created this drug.
	And it looks like a husband and wife.
	And I think they went to the government and said, hey, give us some money.
	And the government said, no.
	But here's what's interesting.
	Now, Merck, of course, we know that they manufacture ivermectin.
	And Merck came out very quickly and said, no, no, no, no, no.
	Do not use ivermectin.
	This could be bad for you.
	This is not what we have it for.
	No stocks for you!
	No cheap pills for you.
	So it looks like since it was 2019 that they had already spoken to these cats, on June 9th of 2021, this year, Merck announced that it entered into a procurement agreement with the United States government,
	and this is June, to supply 1.7 million courses of Molnupiravir, that's the Merck-Mectin, at a price tag of $1.2 billion.
	So, if you just do a quick math here, 1.2 billion, 1.7 million courses, you're kind of looking at $700 per treatment.
	A little more expensive than the ivermectin, I would say.
	Yeah, which is about two bucks.
	I mean, to me, the smoke is almost curling out of the barrel on this one.
	So obvious what they were doing.
	And since they didn't jump into the vaccine game, that was their Benny and everyone else supported it.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	No ivermectin.
	You got it.
	It's good for us.
	It's good for you.
	When we're ready, we get to that 15th booster.
	You nail them with that merkmectin.
	It seems like how they did it.
	Yeah, it's what you do.
	You're, okay, let's put your, you're the CEO. Yes.
	You're in the drug industry.
	I'm this, I'm CEO of what?
	You've got to do different ways of going.
	But I'm CEO of what?
	Just any random, random drug company.
	Anything to do with producing some overpriced product.
	Okay, well, hold on.
	I got to get into my role.
	First, I have to be bald.
	I've got to be four foot nine.
	Okay, ready.
	You have to have a weird accent.
	You've got to be from out of town.
	I have a very nice pharmaceutical company.
	And it turns out you look left, you look right, because it's the time to be self-aware.
	And you say, wait a minute, we own the media.
	Wait a minute, we own the media.
	So you can do whatever you want.
	No one's going to say anything about it because they just can't.
	You own them.
	They cannot say nothing.
	We own them.
	And it turns out you own the CDC and the FDA and the U.S. government.
	Wait, I have an FDA on one foot and the CDC on the other.
	I'm owning it all.
	So I ask you, why are you making this drug at $700 per treatment?
	So cheap, you idiot!
	Because we can!
	Yeah, they should make it even more expensive.
	Fantastic.
	You got the public scared out of their wits.
	Yeah, they do.
	They do.
	And you know what?
	Now the way to top it off is to actually start pulling back on the vaccine and saying, well, you know, it turns out to be a little more dangerous than we thought.
	Oh, that's not going to happen.
	Get away from those $20 shots and move it to $700 treatments.
	Good luck with that.
	I don't think so.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	It would do it.
	Well, that does kind of move us into the mandate sphere, which is now, I'd say this is a race, because once we have a treatment, it becomes a little more difficult to sell the mandatory vaccination.
	I mean, not entirely.
	But I think it's a little tougher.
	And California has just moved ahead.
	It's like, hey, I'm Governor Newsom.
	I'm bulletproof.
	Watch this.
	Hold my beer.
	California today becoming the first state in the nation to require the vaccine for all students as soon as it gets final FDA approval for each age group.
	We want to end this pandemic.
	We are all exhausted by it.
	The governor pointing out that schools already require multiple vaccines for diseases like measles and mumps, saying vaccines work.
	Vaccines work.
	You get measles, you get mumps, vaccines work.
	Shut up.
	It's all good.
	Is there any local talk about this, John?
	About this school?
	Oh yeah, people are moaning and groaning left and right.
	I thought everyone would be all in over there.
	Here's the problem.
	You already have...
	I threw these out the other night.
	I didn't make a clip of it.
	But 86% of the Californians have all had at least one jab.
	And I think 70% had both shots.
	So we have 70% of our population in California are vaccinated.
	Right.
	And, I mean, come on, if you can't have herd immunity by then with people who've actually had the cases, which is plenty of people, this is all nonsense.
	He's just grandstanding.
	Yeah, but it's grandstanding over the backs of children.
	Over the backs of children.
	There's a lot of people there, but there are the other side.
	I'm waiting for my five-year-old to get the shot.
	Yeah, I've heard a lot of this.
	That's just a dumb public.
	They're going to go for anything.
	So the story of the vaccines is a bad one at this point.
	Because they're done.
	They don't work.
	Oh my gosh.
	I heard from the New York Millennial.
	So, if you've had, and I love, she's waking up, man.
	This is very beautiful to watch.
	If you've been double vaxxed, and you got corona, and you're then at home getting better, I would say...
	Before we continue, and I hate to interrupt, but the giant train just went by with a million cars.
	A million?
	Well, about 130 times two or three, depending on the load.
	But at the end of this particular freight, there was about 25 from China UPS containers that had the special UPS logo on them coming in straight from China.
	Oh, I'm glad you interrupted the show for that.
	I'm sorry I did that, but I've never seen anything like it.
	It must mean something.
	Fire!
	Oh my gosh!
	Okay, alright.
	I'll never do it again.
	I'll never do it again.
	The Zephyr, we interrupt for the Zephyr.
	I didn't even know what I was talking about.
	Oh yes, the millennial.
	Yeah, your millennial friend is waking up and you're just jacked up.
	I am, I am.
	It's a beautiful thing to watch.
	So the millennial friend...
	She was double vaxxed, got COVID. Now, I don't know if she has told everybody that her friend in Texas sent her horse dewormer and that she got better within two days, but okay, that's neither here nor there.
	She's been at home for the requisite eight days.
	You know, you add an extra two, so it's ten days.
	She's being shamed.
	The first thing is, although not a large percentage, but some are saying, well, you clearly weren't careful enough.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Can you believe that?
	And then the second one, well, are you sure you don't have it?
	I mean, her roommate will not come back until she's tested.
	Her roommate was vaccinated, had COVID, has antibodies.
	The millennial was vaccinated, had COVID, has antibodies, won't come back for fear until she does a test to know that she's completely clear.
	And that is insanity.
	That is probably close to the definition of insanity.
	So let's review.
	The millennial, who's your friend, Had the vaccine, got COVID, took some horse dewormer, got cleared up quite quickly.
	Quite quickly.
	And her roommate, who's also been vaccinated, also had COVID, and now won't return because she doesn't want to get COVID again, or she's worried sick, or she's a neurotic nut.
	No, she's terrorized out of her gourd, I guess.
	By the media.
	Yes.
	Why would you be terrorized?
	There's no logic to any of what you said.
	No, I know.
	So why would you be terrorized if you have a logical brain?
	Well, because of the mass formation.
	And I wasn't planning on doing this now, but I think I shall.
	Yesterday, two people, married couple, they have three young boys.
	The young boys weren't here, but they came to visit.
	Now, I had met them only once.
	Tina knew her professionally from the Ronald McDonald House charity days.
	And I think we had one dinner five or six years ago.
	And all of a sudden, out of the blue, they start reaching out to Tina.
	And they live in Austin.
	And, you know, you never know what you get with Austin.
	They reached out to Tina and said, you know, we're going to be in the Hill Country.
	You know, can we pop by?
	Because...
	You know, we're kind of in a weird place right now, and my husband has listened to Adam's show, and so we're comfortable with talking to you about it.
	So these poor people, mid-40s, They have been living right in the middle, kind of like the community, like the center of the community on their street and their neighborhood, and they didn't get the programming.
	They didn't fall for the whole thing.
	But all of their neighbors, everyone around them, their families are completely baffled about how they can not want to accept the vaccine into their life and other issues.
	And other issues.
	There's your religion.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	And so they came by and, I mean, it was so obvious that they just needed someone just to spew it all out, you know?
	It was like a year and a half of no agenda coming by.
	What?
	Yeah, get it off their chest.
	Get it off their chest.
	And he had all the statistics and the numbers and the probability of death.
	I said, I know, I know, I know, I know.
	And it just kept on going.
	I said, okay, I've got to talk to you about mass formation, which is what we learned from the professor, Matthias de Smet, who also reached out to me.
	And he's done a new interview and this time it's really purely about this specific issue and I do have a couple of short clips, about a minute each.
	I think it would benefit everybody just to revisit what he said.
	And in this case, what is important and what we can do about it because, and I'll just revisit quickly, mass formation or mass hysteria, which I have to give you props.
	You called this mass hysteria like day one almost.
	Do you remember this?
	I wrote a column on Substack and I think I said something on the show before that.
	And it was a while back.
	Oh, yeah, it was quite a while back.
	Yeah, because it has all the earmarks, so it's not what to take it.
	Totally.
	So when you get into mass hysteria, there's a couple of things that need to be present in order for that to happen.
	But one is you need to have a large group of people or the population in general who just are not really happy.
	And if you think about before COVID, there was a lot of things.
	We had huge political strife, not just in the United States, but in the world.
	Without a doubt, Trump.
	Look at the amount of SSRIs and antidepressants that are being consumed.
	Just outrageous levels.
	People very unhappy.
	I can only speak for the U.S. and the Netherlands a little bit, but people coming out of university and college and having no prospect and $12 per hour job and $100,000 debt.
	So people were not happy.
	Making me depressed.
	That discontent is incredibly important.
	If you don't have that going into an event, then you really don't have anything for people to focus on.
	Here's professor of psychology and of statistics.
	Matthias de Smet about the focus of your discontent.
	When people can indeed connect their anxiety to a false representation because the real origin or the cause of their anxiety was not this virus, they were already anxious, they were already confronted with a lot of psychological discontent, but then there was this virus narrative which allowed them to connect it to a representation and in a symptomatic way For a certain period of time,
	this corona narrative allows them to deal in a less painful way with their anxieties.
	It's a symptomatic solution, and all symptomatic solutions in the end become highly destructive.
	And the real solution, as you say, As you said, would be to start to think altogether how we ended up in this terrible state of social isolation, of lack of meaning-making, of free-floating anxiety, and of all this frustration and aggression.
	That's the real question we should ask ourselves from.
	What, in our view on men and the world, what in our society made that we ended up in these problematic psychological conditions?
	Right, so I think we already answered that.
	People are pretty much unhappy on meds, and that's a great combination.
	So people went into severe isolation with the lockdowns, or even just staying at home, isolated from your friends, from your family, from people, and some people just isolated from everybody.
	And when that happens, If there's any way you can show that you are a part of the suffering and, of course, the solution because you're given a solution, you will use this to an extreme.
	And again, this is textbook mass formation, mass hysteria.
	When people start to participate all together in the strategy to deal with the object of anxiety, a new kind of social bond and a new kind of meaning-making emerges, which means that there is a new kind of solidarity that emerges.
	And this makes that people switch from a highly Aversive, negative mental state of social isolation, interpersonal isolation, to the exact opposite, to the extremely high level of connectedness that exists in a crowd or a mass.
	So, and then people start a heroic battle with the object of anxiety.
	Masking anyone?
	Which leads to...
	Oh, sorry.
	Just a quickie?
	Also, besides the masking, once the vaccine came out and somebody got the vaccine at least the first few weeks, I felt like a million dollars.
	I just felt so good from getting this shot.
	Invincible.
	Because they were now initiates in the cult.
	Exactly.
	Exactly.
	Which leads to a kind of mental intoxication of connectedness.
	Mental intoxication.
	Continue to buy into the narrative, even if it's utterly absurd or blatantly wrong.
	It's a kind of a ritual.
	It's a kind of a ritual.
	It has exactly the same function as a ritual.
	What's that?
	I got another one.
	Yeah.
	Go ahead.
	It's a ritual.
	Go ahead.
	Yeah, it is.
	So this website that JC and I get into these debates over dinner sometime about, you know, he's like, they both had COVID, so they're not desirous to get the shot by any means.
	But so I turned him on the website, ivmmeta.com, which has got 65 ongoing studies and previously finished studies.
	Yeah, the ivermectin meta-analysis.
	Meta-analysis of the effectiveness of whatever.
	So he went and, I guess he was in some argument with some of one of his cohorts, and this is a good example of this mentality.
	About Ivermectin and so he sent him the copy of this webpage which has all these studies and this doesn't even include the 75 studies being done by the FDA. And the comeback from the guy was classic.
	He goes, wow!
	I can't even imagine that somebody could put together so many phony reports.
	So much work went into that.
	A global effort, obviously.
	Must be QAnon.
	I just was like, what kind of a reaction is that?
	That is a person that's all in.
	You can't argue with somebody like that.
	Ah, we're getting to that part.
	No, no, it's fine.
	Hey, we break for JCD stories anytime.
	So back to Professor Matias de Smet, and he's saying, you know, that what happens is people get so wrapped up in this, they're so, they're clinically, psychologically jacked.
	I think it's dangerous.
	It's got to be dangerous to your psyche.
	dangerous that they they'll do anything and then they get into the ritual which is masking or or protecting the whatever is is is told whatever they've been given they will do and they will do it with under a state of hypnosis a ritual as a kind of behavior but people participate in To show that they belong to a group, to create a group, to create a collective, to create solidarity.
	And you can even say about rituals that the more absurd they are from a practical perspective, the better they function as a ritual.
	Of course, because the more absurd they are, the more purely they become a sign that shows that they belong to a group.
	This had to be the three masks that had to be a purposeful virtue.
	Like, as you wrote, and I read your substack, totally like an extra fealty test.
	And for extra credit, which of you morons will put on three masks when we tell you?
	Yeah, you get moved to the front of the class.
	When he talks about the ludicrous aspect of this, it brings to mind the Shriners with their crazy hats.
	And if anyone watches the old, you know, they keep showing the old Honeymooners show and they belong to some raccoon club or something.
	And they got this crazy ritual they go through with a raccoon hat and they wave the tail.
	This sort of thing is like part of a lot of clubs.
	And to be members of the club, the stupider stuff they do, it makes them better members.
	This is what we're seeing.
	Right.
	So the stupider stuff that people are told to do, the more eager they are to do it when they're in this state of hypnosis.
	And so, according to the professor here, the masses need the enemy.
	Now, at this point, even though they're wrapped up in it themselves, leaders, so-called leaders, our politicians, they know that the one thing they can't do is actually defeat this because, well, then they have no enemy.
	That's one of the hidden secrets of this crisis, that nobody wants to go back, or most people don't want to go back to the old normal.
	So, if we try to wake people up We should avoid giving them the impression that we want them to go back to the old normal because they don't want to go back to the bullshit jobs, they don't want to go back to this terrible state of anxiety.
	Try to show them that there are other ways to change this old normal.
	Sorry, this is the wrong clip, but I'm just going to let it play anyway, because this is an important piece he's talking about, how to deal with the zombies.
	Change this old normal.
	That's the most important thing, I think.
	And indeed, politicians, well, they were losing their grasp on society before the crisis, and now they have a narrative which allows them to...
	To give direction to society again, to be true leaders again.
	So all these kinds, all these factors together make that it's impossible at this moment to go back to the old normal.
	I thought that was really interesting because I hadn't heard him say this before, that people don't really want to go back to the way things were.
	That's in fact what is part of the psychosis.
	Go back better.
	Build back better.
	Yeah, wow, that fits in perfectly.
	And the reason why is they know they're coming from that shitty job with a big debt load, with no prospects, young politicians saying we're all going to die in 12 years.
	So they don't want to go back there, which is where the re-evaluation comes from.
	And I think we're seeing this in the UK if I look at some of the reports from our producers.
	Is there really a problem with lorry drivers to drive the petrol?
	No.
	A lot of these lorry drivers were so fed up with all the regulations, all the crap that were just crushing the entire occupation.
	Like, no, I'm going to figure something else out.
	Only fans if I have to until I figure something out.
	So that's a really important distinction of what's happening.
	And then we have the...
	Of course, this is where when you have people in this state...
	You know, are you now in a totalitarian environment or is it dictatorial?
	There is a difference and we're not in the good one.
	The totalitarian state behaves in a completely different way than a classical dictatorship.
	For instance, if in a dictatorship, a classical dictatorship, the opposition is silenced, if there is no opposition anymore in the public space, then usually the dictator becomes milder.
	He becomes friendlier because he understands that he has to create a positive image in the population in order to remain their leader.
	In a totalitarian state, exactly the opposite happens.
	As soon as the opposition is silenced, as soon as there is no opposition anymore in the public space, then the totalitarian system becomes really crazy and starts to commit its most absurd atrocities.
	That was the case in 1930 in the Soviet Union and in 1935 in Nazi Germany, actually.
	As soon as the opposition was silenced, the totalitarian system becomes, to use the words of Hannah Arendt, it becomes a monster that divorced its own children.
	And that's the scary one, where what is happening, opposition is being silenced.
	Now, it's not really being completely silenced, but it is being silenced from most people, from the mainstream, mainly social media.
	And when that happens, then people get even nuttier and see Australia.
	And then finally, and this was a good number, so we have, there's obviously people who the programming didn't work for.
	It turns out there's, in a mass event like this, mass formation, there are always three groups, and he's going to give us the percentages.
	And the bottom line is, as long as they don't shut you up, as long as you keep speaking one way or the other, Then people can slowly start to awaken.
	Otherwise, it'll just get worse, and it'll get worse for everybody.
	Usually, in the process of mass formation, there are three groups.
	There are always three groups.
	There is one group.
	Only about 30% of the people is really hypnotized.
	That's something strange.
	And also in a totalitarian state, only 30% of the population is really totalitarian.
	Yeah.
	There is a second group of about 40% who usually does not go against the mass or the crowd.
	So they also follow the crowd and in that way there is a group of 70%.
	Who is going along with the system or with the masses.
	And then there is an additional group of about 30% who is also not hypnotized and who tries to speak out or to do something.
	And that group is extremely heterogeneous.
	It's of all political backgrounds, of all socioeconomic statuses, of all ethnic...
	It's very hard to define what that group is, this third group.
	But this third group is usually also about 25% or 30%.
	So if this group could really unify, as soon as this group is really one group, as soon as this group finds a way to really identify with each other, the crisis is over and the mass formation stops.
	That's the challenge.
	Well, I know exactly a group like that.
	Besides the no agenda producers.
	The no agenda meetups.
	That's exactly what that is.
	He described the no agenda meetup.
	People from all kinds of socio-economic backgrounds.
	When he says it's not a concise political orientation, that explains why both Glenn Greenwald...
	Mm-hmm.
	And Matt Taibbi are both two unhypnotized guys pointing the finger and know much of their chagrin not getting a lot of traction except for their followers.
	Bill Maher probably has realized a lot of this but is too afraid to really go all the way because he knows he'll lose everything.
	Although he's lost everything before.
	He's already gone through the experience twice before.
	Yeah, so he may not be too keen on going through it again.
	So he's just a sniper.
	But snipers are useful.
	Yes, snipers are very useful.
	So hopefully that helps.
	For me, it's always good to just be reminded, like, this is mass psychosis.
	And the most important thing is you can't convince these people.
	Stop with your facts.
	It's not going to help.
	It's not.
	No, and I think the best example is that gas is, wow, I've never seen so many phony reports in my life.
	You can't combat that.
	These people have to come around.
	They have to come around or not.
	Come around or not.
	No, it's hopeless.
	So we have a couple more things here on the mandates.
	That's actually where I was going to go before we went to Matthias.
	So, you know, the vax is clearly a dud, so we have to explain it somehow, and, you know, the only person who can do that, since she approves it over the FDA board, the advisory board, CDC Director Walensky, Let's find out really how good these vaccines are.
	Our vaccines are working exceptionally well.
	They continue to work well for Delta with regard to severe illness and death.
	They prevent it.
	But what they can't do anymore is prevent transmission.
	So if you're going home to somebody who has not been vaccinated, somebody who can't get vaccinated, somebody who might be immunosuppressed or a little bit frail, somebody who has comorbidities that put them at high risk, I would suggest you wear a mask in public indoor settings.
	Yeah, exactly.
	They're no good.
	It's no good.
	It's not going to protect you.
	It's not going to protect anybody else.
	If it doesn't prevent transmission, what is it doing?
	Exactly.
	It's protecting you from being really sick, which we can't quite quantify, but trust us, science.
	Yeah, that's bullcrap.
	So, Feinstein is still alive.
	We don't hear much from her.
	How old is she now?
	She's in her 80s?
	She's in her 80s.
	30, 83, 84 maybe?
	I'll look it up.
	Yes.
	And she is doing things that are quite nasty.
	Senator Dianne Feinstein has introduced a new bill that would require passengers to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test result before flying domestically.
	The California lawmaker explained in a statement that the decision is critical to prevent the next surge as holiday travel season gets closer.
	The proposed bill would also require agencies to develop standards to verify vaccination and negative tests.
	Airline officials are pushing back, though, saying that the new rule would be, quote, logically impractical and incredibly cumbersome.
	I'm not quite sure what logically impractical means.
	What does it mean?
	I don't know.
	She's born in 33.
	The airlines want nothing to do with it.
	I think that's because they don't want to have to integrate.
	Can you imagine?
	The airlines just don't want to be responsible for this.
	She's almost 90.
	Really?
	She was born in 33, so she was...
	She was born under a Nazi moon, I tell you.
	She's 88.
	No, I want to be ageist, but get out of Congress.
	Hey, who's voting that woman in?
	Hey, we're in California.
	You vote in the Democrat, whoever it is.
	You vote yes.
	Yes, you do.
	So the mandates that the president put forward outside of the mandates for federal employees and related contractors, the whole companies, organizations with 100 employees or more will have to mandate vaccines.
	And the way that was done was not by executive order.
	It was a statement.
	And then the idea was that OSHA, who do the safety and health for work environments, that they would write the rule, the regulation.
	And as far as I can tell, looking from – they haven't published anything on their website.
	They haven't actually written the rule.
	And this came up in a recent press conference with Jen Psahi.
	The last I checked...
	Oh, on one channel.
	Thanks, Jen.
	...was still in the rule-making process.
	Do you have any update on when that will be done so businesses can implement it and when you think that will happen?
	Well, there are a number of businesses that have already implemented it, or already implemented, I should say, their own requirements, even before the OSHA rulemaking had happened.
	And some of those businesses are in Chicago.
	United is an example, obviously.
	They implemented a vaccine mandate several weeks ago, and they now have So there's no update on the timeline?
	I would point you to OSHA. We knew it would take a little bit of time.
	Given there are some very understandable and good questions by the business community, they want to ensure there's clarity when they put out the rules.
	But businesses can employ it.
	It's become more popular.
	It's been very successful in the vast, vast majority of businesses that have implemented mandates.
	I don't know what very successful means, but okay.
	I guess it's very successful in getting people to comply.
	I think there's a distinct possibility OSHA will never write this rule.
	And why would they?
	Who wants that?
	Because you're only going to get lawsuits.
	It seems everyone's fine just implementing this without even a written recommendation on how to implement.
	That's probably pretty logical thinking there.
	To me, it's like, I don't know, man.
	Because this cannot hold.
	There's too many people who are affected by this.
	And I know a lot of companies are looking at mid-October, end of October, or mid-November deadlines.
	Maybe it can still be turned around.
	But we've got to get a lot more vocal.
	Like, in Western Australia, we never hear from Perth.
	Perth is so beautiful, so green.
	But they got people out there.
	They got people protesting.
	Even though there's no lockdowns and they're pretty free, it's like, no, no, no.
	No, they packed their stadiums, but they keep the borders closed.
	Well, that's Queensland.
	That's Queensland.
	That's Queensland.
	No, Western Australia too?
	They also locked it down?
	Yeah, they locked it down.
	In fact, there's a big stink about it.
	Oh.
	Well, here's a clip.
	And the kicker is at the end of this report.
	You'll hear commentary on the report from the health minister of Western Australia.
	Marching through the mole, demanding freedom.
	I'm sorry, from the Australian Medical Association.
	Marching through the mole, demanding freedom.
	Freedom!
	The crowd calling for an end to lockdowns in a state which hasn't had one for months.
	The group wanting healthcare workers to be given a choice about getting vaccinated ahead of it being mandatory by the end of the year.
	I'm a single mum with kids, I've got a mortgage and I've got no way of providing for them if I lose my job.
	Also being asked whether I'm vaccinated or not, I think that's my personal business.
	I may be vaccinated, I may not be.
	That's totally my choice.
	The protesters were also rallying against vaccine passports that would limit the freedoms of the unvaccinated from potentially travelling interstate and overseas or going to major events, despite doctors saying that measure is actually designed to protect the unvaccinated.
	The crowd marched through the city, disrupting a wedding before heading back to the mall.
	The rally drew people of all ages, including young children.
	While the state and federal governments are working hard to vaccinate as many people as possible, it's clear from the turnout here today it's going to be difficult to get some people to roll up their sleeves.
	Ultimately, we just have to accept that some people are delusional.
	Some people think the Earth is flat.
	Some people think that solar panels drain the sun.
	And some people think there's a conspiracy about COVID. Ah, that's right.
	I love those guys.
	I didn't hear the solar panels drain the sun.
	Oh, you didn't know that they drained the sun?
	No, this is news to me.
	I'm very disappointed by the properties of the solar panel if they're doing that.
	I have two clips from Australia, but I actually have a third one that I lifted from one of our favorite shows that I just clipped from them.
	Okay.
	But this is a public health official in New South Wales.
	Okay.
	That's the Sydney region, right?
	Yes.
	I believe so.
	We will be looking at what contact tracing looks like in the new world order.
	Yes, it will be pubs and clubs and other things if we have a positive case there.
	Yeah, you got caught by that.
	We played that two months ago.
	It just came around again.
	I always played that came around again.
	I'm sure this one didn't come around again, which is the Aussie media collapse.
	Okay.
	Is this Australia still?
	Because I have a couple more Australians.
	Yeah, Aussie.
	Aussie means Australia.
	No, Aussie media.
	Is that Australia?
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	Don't play that clip.
	Oz opening borders, let's try that one.
	The start of the pandemic, Australia shut its international borders, and they've remained closed since.
	The travel rules there have been some of the strictest of anywhere in the world, but now the government has announced that from next month, fully vaccinated Australians will finally be allowed to travel again.
	The Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, said it was time to give Australians their lives back.
	Well, it's particularly welcome news to the tens of thousands of Australians who've been stranded abroad since last year.
	Shaima Khalil reports.
	Crazy.
	A decision millions have been waiting for.
	Australia had sealed itself off from the world since the beginning of the pandemic.
	Now, it's finally reopening.
	We'll be able to open those international borders again and that will enable Australians who are fully vaccinated.
	It's an emotional moment for many, including Amy Hayes, who currently lives in Reading and hasn't seen her family in Brisbane in nearly three years.
	There's just so much that you miss out on day to day.
	I've had friends have babies, family have babies.
	There's been really tough times for some friends back home as well and, you know, you just miss out on that.
	But ultimately, I think the thing that I'm most upset about it all with is really the feeling of abandonment and betrayal by the collective state and federal governments in Australia.
	But so much is still unclear, including the rules on proof of vaccination, which could be a potential headache for both airlines and border authorities.
	Man, they're really trying to get the airlines to do the checking.
	Yeah, they want them to do the work.
	Now, the funny thing about locking down like they did in terms of closing their own borders to their own people, which is really pathetic.
	Yes.
	It reminds me of some of the thesis, one of the primary thesis of the book by Jacques Elluel, Propaganda, which is a book everyone should read at least once in their lives.
	And he talks about propaganda only working in a closed system.
	Once the system is released, in other words, if there's escape from the system, the propaganda starts to fall apart.
	What kind of escape are we talking here?
	Like North Korea.
	Propaganda works very well in North Korea because you can just tell people whatever they want and they said it's pretty much a closest.
	They have no input from the outside world.
	It's a really close communication system.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And the Soviet Union in its early days, a very propagandistic state, Nazi Germany was fairly closed up.
	And, you know, we kind of have that here, but during the lockdowns and all the rest of it.
	Yeah.
	Where you can get people all...
	Well, the 30% is on Mastodon, apparently.
	30% of people who are not caught in this mass hypnosis.
	I want to stick with New South Wales.
	Do you remember I played a clip of Clive Palmer, who is like a total millionaire or maybe billionaire.
	He had his own party.
	He may still have his party right wing.
	He's always bitching and moaning.
	You may not remember.
	I'll redux on this.
	The premier's telling them that the only way out is a double jab, and therefore they've been toppled.
	Yeah, I'd say that the premier's lying to them.
	I'd say that she's under an IPAC inquiry, that a particular lobbyist in Sydney controls the Liberal Party in Sydney, and has told her that the only way she gets out of that inquiry is if she pushes the double jab, and that his clients are AstraZeneca, and his clients are Pfizer.
	That's what I'd say.
	Do you remember that?
	He was accusing her of taking lobbyist money or being blackmailed by...
	Oh, right.
	She ended up getting kicked out.
	No, she resigned right here.
	We have the resignation.
	Yeah, but this happened after the last show.
	I thought it happened on that show day.
	That could be the show day itself.
	Here's Gladys with her resignation.
	And, of course, she'll throw in a little bit of...
	As the Leader of the NSW Government, I have expected the highest standards of myself and my colleagues.
	I have made it clear on numerous occasions that if any of my Ministers were the subject of allegations being investigated by an integrity agency or law enforcement, then he or she should stand aside during the course of the investigation until their name was cleared.
	The reason for my stance was not to have made any presumptions as to their conduct, but rather to maintain the integrity of the public office which that person has held whilst an investigation was completed.
	That same standard must always apply to me also as the Premier.
	However, standing aside is not an option for me as the Premier of New South Wales.
	The people of this state need certainty as to who their leader is during the challenging times of the pandemic.
	I cannot predict how long it will take the ICAC to complete this investigation, let alone deliver a report in circumstances where I was first called to give evidence at a public hearing nearly 12 months ago.
	Therefore, it pains me to announce that I have no option but to resign from the office of Premier.
	My resignation will take effect as soon as the New South Wales Liberal Party can elect a new parliamentary leader.
	This is from 12 months ago.
	This is a whole different scandal.
	Maybe part of the purge.
	I don't know.
	But that guy called it out and there she goes.
	Boom, boom, boom, boom.
	And she's also resigning her minister's position.
	Yeah, well, she's corrupt.
	Yeah!
	Do you think she's the only one?
	No, there's a bunch of them, obviously.
	Unlikely.
	A couple other mandate stories we have.
	Oh, in Israel, Israel way ahead of the pack.
	They have the Green Pass.
	I think almost every man, woman, and child is Pfizer'd up in Israel.
	They were the Petri dish.
	Thanks, y'all.
	A little bit has to do with the fact that the CEO of Pfizer is Israeli.
	Yeah, of course.
	He speaks the language of death.
	So there's been about 50,000 complaints against the Israeli government regarding the Green Pass policy.
	Because, you know, there was a switcheroo.
	Now you got to have three and four is coming in order to be fully vaccinated, quote unquote.
	Yeah, that switcheroo has got to irk a lot of people.
	Wait a minute, you talked me into getting two shots in the first place, which I only wanted to get one.
	I could have got the Johnson& Johnson, but they won't let us do that here in Israel where the Pfizer is locked down.
	And so I get the two shots like you tell me to.
	I got the little card.
	Now I got to get a third?
	Wait, wait, a fourth?
	So I'd say the mass formation is breaking on those people because the claims they've filed are fraud, coercion, abuse of office, offenses under the penal code.
	Maybe we'll get that here.
	We're pretty good at suing people, but let's ask the question.
	Are you fully vaccinated if you haven't been boosted?
	We're going to turn out to Dr.
	Jen Ashton with answers to the medical questions you've been asking.
	First one, are you considered, Dr.
	Jen, fully vaccinated if you are eligible for a booster and you don't get it?
	I think our friend TJ Holmes sent this question because he has been on the forefront of asking me about this now for almost two months.
	And in fact, the CDC director, Dr.
	Rochelle Walensky, commented on this just last week by saying that right now, and I quantify and emphasize right now, they are not changing the definition of what it means to be fully vaccinated.
	It means a complete regimen of either Pfizer or Moderna, two doses, single dose, Johnson & Johnson, 14 days from that last dose.
	They have not yet changed it to include, well, you're out of a six or eight month window.
	You should have gotten a booster and you did not.
	But she did leave the door open.
	Open.
	It is possible that that might change in the future, but it has not yet.
	What is it with scientists talking like that?
	Leave the door open!
	Is that what they teach in med school?
	I think that they probably say, oh, we better wait with this.
	This is not a good one to tackle right now.
	Let's hold on.
	Just go easy.
	Go easy.
	Well, they see what's going on in Israel, too.
	Exactly.
	They keep an eye on Israel.
	But at the same time, now American, Alaskan Airlines, and JetBlue have all announced staff vaccine mandates.
	While...
	What was this airline?
	I saw this in the Dutch newspaper.
	There was a...
	Let me see what airline this was.
	It was...
	Bayman Bangladesh Airlines.
	Pilot, fully vaxxed.
	Got an aneurysm while flying.
	These vaccines, man, we're going to see more and more of them.
	Did you see the video of the guy showing that one of the reasons for these heart issues is because the vaccine is being employed improperly and it's going into a vein?
	Well, it's supposed to...
	From what I understand, the vaccination is in the muscle and the idea is...
	Yeah, it's an intermuscular vaccination.
	But when it goes in, there's little veins here and there.
	And if you catch a vein and you happen to inject it into the vein...
	Then you have these issues.
	And you're supposed to pull back on this shot to see if there's any blood.
	And if the blood shows up, that means you're in a vein and you don't inject that vaccine into that person.
	But nobody's doing that.
	I have yet to see anyone do that.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	And the guy just demonstrates.
	He says, this is the way it's supposed to be implemented.
	So we have shitty providers.
	They're not doing it right.
	They're not even injecting properly.
	That's the way I see it.
	They show all these injections on TV and they just poke bush.
	Poke push.
	I mean, they're not doing any of this.
	Poke push.
	So there's none of the...
	The precautions.
	So I would say that probably the number of people that accidentally hit a little mini vein that's in the arm is probably higher than it should be.
	You're not getting the shot correctly.
	I mean, you're going into a pharmacy.
	You're going into Safeway.
	Yeah.
	The Clip Custodian got this.
	There is a Pfizer hotline.
	I'm going to say this is true.
	I have not verified it, but I'm going to think that he did.
	They have a 10-minute adverse reaction message, or there's a whole message, but he pulled out the one minute of adverse reactions.
	This is from the Pfizer hotline when you're calling about something wrong with the vaccine.
	Thank you for calling Pfizer First Connect.
	This call may be monitored for quality assurance.
	Side effects that have been reported with the vaccine include severe allergic reactions, non-severe allergic reactions such as rash, itching, hives, or swelling of the face, myocarditis, inflammation of the heart muscle, pericarditis, inflammation of the lining inflammation of the heart muscle, pericarditis, inflammation of the lining outside the heart, injection site pain, tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, joint pain, fever, injection site swelling, injection site redness, nausea, feeling unwell,
	injection site swelling, injection site redness, nausea, feeling unwell, swollen lymph nodes, lymphadenopathy, decreased appetite, diarrhea, vomiting, arm These may not be all the possible side effects of the vaccine.
	Serious and unexpected side effects may occur.
	The possible side effects of the vaccine are still being studied in clinical trials.
	Call the vaccination provider or your health care provider if you have any side effects that bother you or do not go away.
	They should have added anal leakage just for laughs.
	It's my favorite side effect.
	It's my favorite side effect of anything.
	Here's a nurse calling into an Australian radio show, mainstream, so not like some pirate local thing, not some podcast, so it ends rather abruptly.
	I just wanted to share with you a little bit of insight.
	I'm a nurse in a Melbourne emergency department, and I'm not going to name which hospital it's at, but it's been pretty well covered that emergency departments are under some pretty trying times at the moment, and that is true.
	But what's not being talked about at the moment is, at the moment in the hospital I work at, we're getting about probably 20 patients an hour fronting up to emergency.
	And what they're here for is they've been recently vaccinated.
	They're experiencing a few side effects, like chest pains and so on.
	And, you know, they're concerned.
	And it's putting a lot of pressure on us to deal with actual, you know, severe cases.
	Now, what we've been doing is setting up, you know, sort of mass triaging, where we might have six or seven nurses triaging at once.
	We do a quick ECG test, blood pressures, temperatures, that sort of thing, just to establish a few quick facts.
	We'll then give the patient the option to see a doctor, or if they're comfortable with, you know, their ECG results, they're free to go on their way.
	The more and more people that are getting vaccinated, the more pressure it's putting us under.
	And, you know, it's a sensitive subject.
	We're not really meant to talk about this.
	Well, it's difficult to know what the alternative, Mark, because you don't want to tell people not.
	And you don't.
	That was it.
	He never came back.
	You can even hear her sighing in that last bit, as I'm sure she's told, get them off the air.
	On their way.
	But the more and more people that are getting vaccinated, the more pressure it's putting us under.
	And, you know, it's a sensitive subject.
	We're not really Well, it's difficult to know what the alternative, Mark, because you don't want to tell people not to present at the emergency department if they're unwell.
	Yeah, and you're done.
	All these people will look really good as we parade them through the street naked and their hair shaven.
	Yes.
	Yes, I do wish.
	That's exactly what I wish.
	I remember watching so many World War II movies growing up as a kid.
	In Europe, they were a little more traumatic, like Soldier of Orange.
	And I just remember that.
	I always found that very shocking when they took the collaborators and they shaved their heads and paraded them to the streets naked.
	Many collaborators in this society.
	Here, let's listen to this little report.
	This is COVID? Kavanaugh.
	COVID?
	Meet Kavanaugh.
	And in other U.S. Supreme Court news, we're learning Justice Brett Kavanaugh has tested positive for COVID.
	The Supreme Court says he's fully vaccinated and does not have any symptoms.
	Oh, when will they get the message?
	Fully vaccinated.
	Fully vaccinated.
	The thing is a dud, people.
	Here's the BBC. Yes.
	On board, of course.
	Here's your current COVID death count here in the U.S. of A. Well, the number of deaths caused by COVID-19 in the U.S. has now exceeded 700,000, according to Johns Hopkins University in Maryland.
	It's the highest number for any country in the world, other badly affected nations.
	The U.S. is facing a further resurgence in cases due to the prominence of the highly contagious Delta variant.
	Well, India has the world's third highest coronavirus death toll.
	448,000 people have died with the infection there.
	When the Delta variant first hit the country in March, hospitals were overwhelmed and many healthcare workers made the ultimate sacrifice for their patients.
	Now there are concerns over a lack of government recognition, as the BBC's Jugal Purahit reports.
	Hey, John, I didn't know that we had something to celebrate.
	We're number one, baby.
	Phone singer number one.
	We're number one, baby.
	I have the rhetorical question.
	We're number one with 700,000, hidden toward eight.
	India has 400,000, which is a little more than half of what we have.
	But they have three times our population.
	So how does that make any sense to you?
	They have three times the population.
	They're in more squalid conditions in general.
	And they have less COVID. What's the difference, you think?
	Well, also, a lot of my furniture comes from there, so I'm very happy.
	Because ivermectin, of course!
	We all know why.
	This is ivermectin, obviously.
	The BBC, I think, is doing something evil.
	All of a sudden, out of the blue, they start reporting on, you know, this strange phenomenon where young people get a heart attack and fall down dead.
	Have you heard about this?
	It's been happening all over the place.
	No, I have not.
	Yes, yes, yeah, the BBC's reporting on it.
	My name is Jem O'Reilly.
	At 16 years old, I was diagnosed with a heart condition, which means I have to be really careful with my health.
	Activities such as running could be dangerous, potentially causing sudden death for someone like me.
	And I am not alone.
	They found out that I had an undiagnosed heart condition that could easily send my pulse to over 250 beats per minute.
	Finn's heart condition nearly killed him after going on a bike ride.
	He was going grey, and I remember thinking, OK, I think I'm going to be calling an ambulance here.
	I tried to count his heartbeat.
	I couldn't even count it.
	It was going that fast.
	Luckily, Finn's condition was identified early, and he was given the right medical care.
	But many people don't know they have these type of heart conditions.
	And they probably would never have known.
	Maybe the jab brings that out?
	No, how about this for an idea?
	This is just preconditioning stories.
	They're doing these stories.
	That was the whole point of me playing it.
	Yes, preconditioning.
	Okay, well, it's preconditioning the public.
	So, well, yeah, another 16-year-old just got the shot and dropped dead.
	Well, obviously he had some heart condition.
	I saw it on the BBC. I saw there's a whole issue with young kids.
	These guys are corrupt.
	Yeah.
	I do have one good story, which is actually kind of surprising too.
	And I'll ask the surprise part.
	Here's the mask melting story.
	This is a local story that was played on KPIX. Mask melting?
	It's estimated 129 billion single-use face masks are used every month around the world.
	Before the pandemic, this British hospital was using about 300 a day, mostly in operating rooms.
	And then COVID struck and that increased to 10,000 a day.
	To deal with the mountain of waste, they came up with a clever solution.
	Obviously we need to remove the ear straps and the wire that sits over your nose.
	This machine melts down the masks, reaching nearly 600 degrees.
	Basically, it's just like a giant oven.
	You know, it melts it all down.
	And that makes one of the big blocks, which then gets taken away and grounds down into plastic granules and repurposed.
	Into all sorts of things.
	It takes about 45 masks to make a grabber.
	Instead of chucking it away, then something really useful.
	Useful for the environment in more ways than one.
	Ian Lee, CBS News, London.
	Those recycled masks have also been turned into chairs and trash cans.
	The recycling ovens are used at five British hospitals, but the National Health Service there hopes to eventually roll them out across the UK.
	Oh, man.
	Now, I didn't even think about it.
	I always thought the masks were some sort of coated paper.
	No, they're made out of plastic.
	Sweet.
	So they melt them down and they turn them into these different products.
	But did you list those numbers and billions of these masks?
	That is too much.
	It's too much.
	So the masks get melted down.
	Great.
	It's just too much.
	Well, anyway, the good news is, and all these things that we're talking about, all of it only happens, or doesn't happen to a small amount of people.
	But for sure, the 700,000 dead from COVID, no, I don't think so.
	That's completely disingenuous.
	You counter-programming to that already.
	There was a report I saw this morning saying, oh, that's bull crap.
	It's 900,000.
	They're under-reporting.
	Remember there was a theme of...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Remember the theme we had on this show?
	Oh, we think this is under-reported.
	There's a lot more dead than that.
	Yeah, they say with glee...
	Which is always a creepy thing.
	That's the last clip I have.
	I do have good news.
	I'll just give you the headline.
	Are you familiar with Louis Gossett Jr.?
	Famous actor?
	Yeah, of course.
	He says, Ivermectin saved my life!
	Oh no!
	He's ruined his career!
	Say goodbye!
	Say goodbye to Louis Gossett Jr.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to the man who literally just put the C's in COVID Kavanaugh.
	Please, warm Gitmo Nation, welcome to John C. Dvorak!
	In the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning to all ships at sea.
	Brutes on the ground, feet in the air, sobs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	And the subs are very...
	The subs in the water, yes.
	In the morning to our trolls over there in the troll room at trollroom.io.
	Trolls, how you doing?
	Let's get a quick count right off the bat.
	Hands up, trolls.
	Let me see how many we got there.
	Oh my goodness.
	2,387 trolls scurrying around.
	Not bad.
	Not bad for a Sunday.
	Good to see you, trolls.
	You can join them at trollroom.io.
	The way it works is just to chat.
	You sit in there, you chat, or it really is trolling.
	You know, you can troll other people, troll the host.
	And when we do the show live, noagendastream.com, that's what everyone's listening to.
	Or, if it's not live, if it's a podcast, everyone's listening to the same one at noagendastream.com.
	So, go in there, hang out.
	Everyone's in there.
	I mean, John, you're even in the chat.
	Weren't you in the chat?
	Or do you not go in the troll room anymore?
	Ever?
	I've never been in that troll room.
	Ever.
	Ever, yeah.
	Well, don't be like John.
	Go to trollroom.io and have a good time trolling around.
	You'll love it.
	Or follow us at noagendasocial.com.
	I'm Adam at noagendasocial.com.
	John is John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com.
	I had this great idea of giving out subdomains Yeah.
	Yeah.
	had set up on masto.host, which I've been promoting for years because they do five euros.
	You know, you set up a little mastodon server.
	It's beautiful.
	So he requests some setting has to be changed so that I could map 512local.noagendasocial.com to his mastodon server at masto.host.
	And the guy comes back and says, oh, no, I will not have any servers on my network associated with No Agenda or any other bigoted, racist, Nazi, KKK quadroons.
	I've refunded your money.
	Go away.
	What?
	Yep.
	This is Masto.host guy?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, I've been promoting for years, and now he's like, oh, you guys are racist bigots.
	What racist?
	What's he talking about?
	He says...
	Does he ever listen to the Moe Facts show?
	Isn't that a black person?
	Moe is the black face of white supremacy.
	I thought that was the other guy, the radio guy.
	Yeah, but Larry Elders is no good.
	Larry Elders lost.
	Larry Elders is not a winner.
	So this guy's a dick.
	Yeah, I know.
	Super dick.
	That's a show title.
	Super dick.
	Super dicky.
	I know.
	I know.
	This is lame.
	So we can't help with that.
	But I'm sure that this producer's like, oh, I don't care.
	All right, that's fine.
	I'll just set one up myself.
	I can figure this out.
	Because that's how winners talk.
	Anyway, once you get on any Mastodon server, there's many you can join, but it's cool if you do one yourself and we'll map all the domains to you.
	Then let me know so we can promote it here and there will be more distribution of the people in Gitmo Nation.
	And we also want to thank the artist who brought us the artwork for episode 1386.
	Now, I messed up.
	Bad, bad.
	But it is, of course, your fault, John, because you told me, and I remember when you said, do not use title Franken-jab, use Franken-stab.
	And as we know, when you use the word not, that's the command that went into my head.
	And I was completely distracted by a lot of things.
	Well, I remember saying not anything, but I did mention the S. I like the S in there, so Frank and something.
	It was a much better title.
	I completely cocked it up.
	And I was distracted by all the sound stuff, so I apologize.
	I blame TASCAM. Exactly.
	It's those bastards.
	I blame Tascam.
	Can we sue them?
	Anyway, it was Nick the Rat who came in so classically, and it was time for him to have a win, so I'm happy that this came down.
	No, Nick the Rat's art was, it just stood out like a sore thumb is, pick me.
	Yeah, it was.
	Nick with his little tail wagging.
	It was Greta with her Chinese Communist Party garb.
	It looked a little bit like a Japanese flag in the background, but okay.
	I'm not sure how we show it.
	It was very socialist looking.
	It definitely ticked all the socialist boxes, for sure.
	Let's see, what else are we looking at?
	And I think we both agree.
	I really saw that piece and it was the end.
	I didn't even really take a careful gander at too many other pieces.
	We looked at Tantanil's, although not appropriate for the...
	It's interesting, because Tantanil with the Hochul, I've got the power.
	For some reason, I remember looking at that during show day, but now...
	Yeah, you like that piece.
	It doesn't make sense.
	I'm glad we didn't pick it.
	Sorry, Tantanil.
	Um...
	Well, I didn't recognize the person.
	I know.
	I know.
	But she's my new target, so that's why I'm familiar with her appearance.
	Oh, God!
	Oh, God.
	And there were some Klaus Schwab's.
	I don't think we even talked about Klaus Schwab, but that showed up.
	Lots of Greta blah blah blahs.
	You know, people, caricatures of people is really, it's not generally a great art piece.
	I just wanted to say as an observation.
	I mean, yeah, to have Greta when she pops up, because she's been away for a long time, that'll work.
	But you can't do Greta again, you know, for a long time, because now we've made the joke.
	And a lot of people are, you know, keep bringing back Fauci, all their politicians.
	Yeah, we're not going to run those pictures.
	Well, usually they're just not good.
	Usually they're not good.
	Or they're not appropriate for that good, it might be nice pieces of art, but just not appropriate to catch someone, to catch their attention.
	Well, that's it.
	Yeah, you're right.
	There wasn't much else that we, I don't think we argued over anything, really.
	Just scroll.
	Well, sometimes, you know, even the artists, I think, I could be wrong because I'm not putting art up, but I would say that sometimes the artists might come in and they see a piece, oh, they're going to pick this.
	And then they give up.
	Because after a while, you get a clue about what type of art we pick.
	Mm-hmm.
	And a lot of it will be...
	That's why you didn't see a lot of Darren O'Neill stuff.
	He always just gratuitously does two or three things that are kind of based on something we said.
	Yeah.
	And they're always fallback pieces or good pieces for the newsletter.
	But he...
	I think when you see the credit piece, you go, what's the point?
	What's the point?
	I'm not going to beat this piece.
	What's the point?
	It's just not going to work.
	Anyway, thank you very much, Nick the Rat.
	Good job.
	And you probably saw a whole bunch of Greta pictures pop by as we were talking about them.
	If you're using a podcasting 2.0 app, there's a number of good ones that are just completely native.
	Also, check to make sure that your existing app may have an update.
	Pocket Casts, Podcast Addicts, there's a couple more.
	All of these are starting to slowly integrate, and in fact, slowly is not even the word anymore.
	Go take a look at newpodcastapps.com.
	You'll be helping to protect and extend podcasting way beyond what Silicon Valley has been trying to do.
	They don't know.
	If anything, they've screwed it up.
	We're keeping it alive because we can't be silenced.
	The 30% must speak to awaken the rest of humanity.
	Right?
	What?
	I just woke up.
	Now let's thank some of our producers who came in with the financial part of the time, talent and treasure and became executive producers, associate executive producers and some even royalty for today's episode 1387.
	Yeah, I want you to start it off and I'll pick up the next two because they're handwritten notes.
	A.K. sent 112510, which is a nice way to kick off the exec producer segment.
	Been listening on and off since episode 1286, a few days or so after Joe Rogan kept spilling his drink all over Adam's crucial information segment on his second appearance.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	That was definitely not my best appearance.
	Let me see.
	Do we have a Rogan Donation?
	We might as well play that for you.
	Rogan Donation.
	There you go.
	Rogan Donation.
	Rogan Donation.
	This is our first donation, so please dedouche us.
	Let me get the dedouching station ready.
	Here you go.
	You've been dedouched.
	Please accept this humble donation of $1,125.10 and send some house-selling karma with a side of green card karma, my case is about three years overdue, our way.
	I would like the first knighting in our family to go to my oriental goddess of a wife who was the first in our household to say it out loud.
	You should donate!
	I think that's exactly how she said it, too.
	I was just thinking about it at the time.
	Goes to show where thinking gets you.
	In any case, let her be known henceforth as Dame Queen of One-Liners with the residuals to await my future knighthood, hopefully soon.
	For the roundtable, she would greatly appreciate warm lotus seed paste and good old Mediterranean Arak with a twist.
	What is Arak, John?
	What is Arak?
	What is Arak?
	Mediterranean.
	I'd say so, liqueur, I believe.
	Ooh, okay.
	Thanks, AK. P.S., I've been working on my handwriting ever since the seventh time I heard John complaining about people's...
	There also might be a brandy.
	This could be a brandy.
	I've been working on my handwriting ever since the seventh time I heard John complaining about people's mediocre penmanship.
	Thank you, John, for shifting my awareness.
	And we, of course, will give you some karma.
	You have to read the notes.
	You've got karma.
	And we'll throw in your green card karma here.
	It's a tough one.
	With a goat.
	You've got karma.
	There we go.
	You're going to take some notes on this because this is a nighting and there's going to be some...
	Some Yangels?
	And some round table rewards.
	And the taco truck.
	Okay, this is in the morning.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	It's the start of the beginning.
	Kim, keeper of the Nutty Fluffers in Hubbard, Oregon, comes in with $1,000.
	A check that says $1,000.
	Allow me a soapbox for a moment, she writes.
	Please, I have three, three Joe Biden-style points.
	First, on the subject of raising health care premiums for the unvaccinated, I'm a business owner in the great state of Oregon with our queen butthole brown.
	And as long as I can, I will not raise my employees' premiums until there's also a raise of premium for people with a BMI over 26 and a substance abuse health care issue.
	There are so many drains on the waste of a health care system we currently have that the least that they should be considering is whether or not you have taken an experimental vaccine.
	Right.
	Okay.
	Second, as I stand before you here and now, I say we should remove all warring labels.
	Warring, yes.
	Warring?
	I think she means warning.
	Would it be warning labels?
	I don't know if she's...
	Well, let me continue to read.
	If they want to thin the herd, this would be much more effective in a cost-effective way.
	Maybe she doesn't mean warning labels.
	No, it says warning.
	They could use all the savings from buying vaccines to help fund people who truly need help in our healthcare system problem solver at work.
	You're welcome.
	With this letter, I become a dame, and that's the joke, because there is no three.
	I gotcha.
	With this letter, I become a dame, and I like to be known as Dame Kim Keeper of the Nutty Fluffers.
	Let me see.
	I do not think I sent this part to Eric.
	She's probably not on the list.
	Okay, so what's her...
	Give me the deets again.
	Dame Kim Keeper of the Nutty Fluffers.
	Okay.
	I would like...
	Her name is Kim?
	Kim Keeper, yeah.
	Kim Keeper, okay.
	Yep.
	All right.
	I would like Taco Truck Tacos and Lube at the round table.
	Taco Truck Tacos.
	Was there no preference?
	And what type of lube, you mean?
	Yeah, do I have to say lube the way you said it?
	Lube.
	It's a weird word when you think about it.
	Lube.
	Also, could I be added to the birthday list?
	Oh, of course.
	I think I did add her name to the birthday list.
	Maybe.
	Probably not.
	Nah.
	It was on the 22nd of September.
	No, I don't think I did.
	No.
	How old?
	Doesn't say.
	Okay.
	29.
	29?
	You're just saying that.
	I'm just making it up.
	We're going to do that because then forevermore she can say, oh yeah, this is really my age.
	Go listen to the show.
	She says, okay, you're right about warning labels because I look for this, but it doesn't say jingles.
	It says jiggles.
	Oh, jiggles.
	Okay.
	What jiggles would she like?
	She likes some jiggles.
	She would like biscuit for my birthday.
	And R2D2Karma with F Your Freedom.
	She wants the Schwarzenegger, which we should play more of.
	Yeah.
	Screw Your Freedom is what it is.
	It is Screw Your Freedom, yeah.
	Sorry for the long note, and I hope the font size is better, John.
	Kim.
	Hold on.
	I need the...
	Screw Your Freedom.
	Freedom?
	Yeah, I got it.
	I got it.
	So the biscuit and the the and then an R2-D2 karma.
	Boy, okay.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	Screw your freedom.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	All right.
	I like the way Schwarzenegger backed off from this.
	I didn't really mean that.
	What did you mean?
	Pussy.
	What did you mean, you douche?
	Right.
	So you got this Peter Meyer as well?
	You got a note from him?
	Looks like a nightie?
	Yeah, there's two of them.
	Okay.
	And it's an actual note because you can hear me.
	I can hear you making a note ruffle, Russell.
	Peter Meyer in New Rockford, North Dakota.
	999.99.
	I think he needs a penny.
	He needs a penny?
	There you go.
	Now, this is another lengthy note.
	I'm sorry.
	This is a good one, though.
	In the morning...
	The other one was good, too.
	In the morning, I had heard of your show several times when it was mentioned on the Barnhart podcast.
	Barnhart?
	Does it say Barnyard, maybe?
	No, B-A-R-N-H-A-R-D-T. Oh, okay.
	Barnhart Donation.
	Okay.
	And it seems at which the Barnhart podcast, which does an excellent job of deconstructing the happenings within the Catholic Church.
	In addition to many current events, it's worth a listen.
	It was Adam's appearance on the Tom Woods show that properly introduced me to the No Agenda.
	And I've listened to the show ever since.
	Now this is a handwritten note.
	Hold on a second.
	Time was donation.
	Gotta do it, man.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, we're nailing it.
	Yeah.
	I've listened to the show ever since.
	Thank you for working hard to uncover this handwritten, by the way, to uncover truth and for sharing it with unmatched, unmatched, underlined, insight and humor.
	Oh, wow.
	Thank you for the best podcast in the universe.
	In close, there are three checks, each in the amount of 333.33.
	The first is in honor of my smoking hot wife on our 20th anniversary on 928.
	20 years and they never had a fight.
	The second is gratitude for over five human resources and the innumerable blessings they bring into our lives.
	The third is out of respect for those facing the tough choice of jab versus job.
	Yeah.
	Which is a show title.
	Jab versus job.
	Kudos to those who have walked away from a jab.
	May you find even better employment.
	Page two.
	Solidarity for those who have received the injection.
	May your path forward be fruitful.
	So he's magnanimous.
	I like guys like this.
	If you could kindly spare a penny, which we did already, I would like to credit the knighthood thereby achieved to my 17-year-old son who happens to be a big fan of the show.
	Okay.
	Please dub him Sir MZ. So do we have a first name for him?
	No.
	So it'll be who's son?
	I think he's on the list.
	Oh, okay.
	Yes, I got it.
	Sir Amzy of the Northern Plains.
	Yes, he is on the list.
	I see.
	Would you please play Boogity Boogity, R2D2 Karma, Jobs vs.
	Jobs.
	Screw your freedom.
	Can you imagine this?
	This is two handwritten notes that both put screw your freedom in them.
	And, well, wait a minute, let me just get to really emphasize the random number theory here.
	He's got the R2-D2 karma and screw your freedom.
	I know.
	Exactly the same as the previous donor.
	And they say aliens don't exist.
	Now, okay, I'm going to give you the list again.
	It's boogity boogity.
	Yeah.
	R2-D2 karma with the Jobes.
	Yeah.
	Screw your freedom and one last one.
	No.
	Oh, okay.
	Which follows Screw Your Freedom Nicely.
	Yes, I got that one.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Sincerely, Preston.
	Okay.
	Well, you've given me something to work with here, Preston.
	And we'll be seeing your son at the round table.
	That was good.
	Screw Your Freedom.
	No.
	All right.
	Switching back to the spreadsheet, we see...
	Mole Rats.
	Mall.
	Is it mall or mall?
	Mall.
	M-O-L-L. Mall.
	As in mall.
	Molly.
	Mall rat.
	Molly.
	From Kajo Key in Florida.
	33333.
	In the morning from mall rat.
	There we go.
	Mall rat of the southernmost point in the free state of Florida.
	I'm a chaperona mo geriatric millennial and no longer a douchebag.
	Shapa?
	What does the Shappi come from?
	Shaperonimo?
	I have no idea.
	For jingles, I'd like Sharpton, Respix, TTP, it's TPP, Jobs Karma for all my fellow government contractors out of a job on December 8th.
	I already opened mine up.
	What are you drinking?
	Today I'm drinking Cascade Orange Mango Organic Caffeine Energy Drink.
	Hmm.
	I know.
	Never heard of him either.
	I'm drinking a Waterloo Black Cherry.
	Oh.
	Sounds tasty.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	So we've got the TPP Jobs Karma.
	I respect.
	I thought my first donation note would have been full of love and praise for the best podcast in the universe, but I'm seeking the advice of the No Gender Universe instead.
	I work for a large Department of Defense contractor, and the executive order on ensuring adequate COVID safety protocols for federal contractors has been officially passed down.
	By December 8th, if you aren't vaccinated, you're out.
	Last word is medical or religious exemptions will be reviewed slash approved by an appointed panel.
	I would appreciate advice on how to combat this medical tyranny while being employed by the executive branch by you guys and that of other federal contractors going through this.
	Love is lit.
	Very respectable.
	Mole rat.
	For that, of course, we turn to our resident jurist, John C. Dvorak.
	What can we say about this?
	Well, we've had the people that have the religious exemption locked down, which, I don't know, it's been linked in one of the previous shows.
	That's the only thing I could recommend.
	Yeah, I've seen a number of them.
	It's actually, I think, check the show notes for the last show.
	It'll be under mandates.
	I've put a lot of different form letters in, but I don't know what to say.
	It's like everyone's lost in this.
	I'm hoping that December 8th something will have changed.
	We'll have the Merck-Mectin get over this shit.
	This is crazy.
	Anyway, Malra, can you...
	Yeah?
	What?
	I keep reading from the spreadsheet because I have a dog here whining to go outside.
	Okay.
	Come here, Raji.
	I want you to whine into the microphone.
	Yeah, that's very interesting for the podcast.
	Molrat, thank you very much for your support.
	And yeah, obviously we got that for you.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T. Jobs.
	Jobs.
	Jobs.
	Jobs to the Joes.
	David Henderson is locked down like a dog in New South Wales, Sydney.
	I guess that would be real American cuck bucks and not your Australian Fiat Fund coupons.
	Thank you very much.
	John Adam, my mate Sir Capo of Gunya hit me in the mouth a year ago.
	Love the NA show.
	It rocks.
	Been seeing number 33 everywhere lately.
	Supermarket, work spreadsheets, receipts.
	Figured the universe was tapping me on the shoulder as a douchebag.
	Could you please de-douche me?
	You've been de-douched.
	I am almost the last unvaxxed person I know here in Sydney.
	Social government coercion has been to the extreme, to say the least.
	Unvaxxed are the new underclass.
	Three and a half months of lockdown so far, two weeks to go until freedom!
	However, only vaxxed will be allowed to go to the pub when we are supposedly freed.
	Fortress Australia, the new world order, sucks.
	Can I call out the smoking hot Andrea Michelle as a douchebag?
	Douchebag!
	Sorry, Foxy, he says.
	I'm working on some business deals.
	Would appreciate a jobs karma if possible.
	Thanks for your courage, fellas.
	Keep the sanity coming.
	Kind regards, David Henderson.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Anonymous comes in with 333.
	Anonymous donation.
	Retain my repulsive shroud of douchdom, please.
	Dealer's choice for jingles and karma.
	Specifically proven to save or create more lives than a Kenneth Copeland COVID cleansing session.
	Well, in that case, let's see.
	What should we throw in there?
	You know what?
	Since John was doing that, we'll throw in an Asian dog karma.
	Maybe John will be back from his dog walking by then.
	Agnes Roman is in Toronto, Ontario, 333, although no note. Ontario, 333, although no note.
	I don't know if we missed anything.
	I didn't see anything.
	Agnes, please send it to us if this somehow got messed up in the transport.
	Josh Cox is in Austin, Texas, 333.
	As an alternative to the request for noagenda...
	Oh, here he is.
	This is Josh who asked for 512local.noagendasocial.com.
	As an alternative to the request for noagenda social subdomain, I'd like to offer nalocal512.com.
	Tell them to contact Josh at nalocal512.com.
	Ah, okay.
	This is a love connection on the show.
	Hmm.
	Yeah, so...
	All right.
	So nalocal512.com, you can...
	You will hook up, hopefully, with the Mastodon that is intended for 512 NALocal.
	Thank you very much.
	Josh Cox.
	Anything to bypass that crummy guy.
	That's...
	It's disappointing.
	We've promoted that service.
	It's like, come on, man.
	It's a great service.
	The guy's...
	The guy's a douche.
	What do you expect?
	Yeah.
	I got Michael Kammerer's next on the list, 333 from Snohomish, Washington.
	Please dedouche me.
	You've been dedouched.
	It's been too long since my last donation.
	Almost two years ago, I reached out for some karma for a friend, a friend in need, and it may have helped save a life.
	Wow.
	Thanks.
	New Jersey?
	No, New Jersey.
	That's what it says.
	No jingles, just goat.
	Sir Michael Black Knight of the Dude's Name Ben.
	You've got...
	And we pop over to Utrecht in the Netherlands.
	Sir Robin, Knight of the Utrecht Highlands, 333.
	At a time, he says, like this, where excluding people appears to be the new normal, the No Agenda show, as well as the community that has grown around it, is one of the best ways to survive all uppercase.
	The meetups, dinners, but also the conversation with no agenda producers are the dose of sanity vitamins that any person needs.
	My super smart hope...
	smart.
	My super smart.
	This is a new term.
	My wife is smart.
	That's short for smoking hot.
	My super smoking hot wife, Angela, does not listen to the show.
	She can't stand John's voice.
	What?
	But has been hit in the mouth on what no agenda stands for.
	Critical thinking.
	So this donation is to help her towards damehood so that she will never, a damehood that she will never understand.
	Keep up the good work.
	Thank you.
	You've got karma.
	She doesn't deserve a name, Hood.
	Joshua Jackson, $333, is next.
	Here's to knighthood in 2021!
	Woohoo!
	Where's my whistle?
	My whistle.
	There you go.
	Greg Cliston.
	Greg Clifton is in Morgan Field, Kentucky, our first associate executive producer for episode 1387 with 270.42.
	Please locate my first ever donation of 270.42 via the donation link and I request that you please de-douche me immediately.
	Oh, yes.
	You've been de-douched.
	My good friend and customer, Jeremy, hit me in the mouth about three months ago.
	But to my knowledge, he has never donated.
	Please call him out.
	Douchebag.
	In addition to a portion of my treasure, I'd also like to contribute some information about ivermectin paste for horses.
	I am very familiar with this product as my keeper regularly purchases ivermectin treatment for parasite control for her and our human resources small herd of horses.
	Hmm.
	A few shows ago, y'all were talking about the horse pace drug, but contrary to what some people might believe, it is not administered up the rear of the horse.
	Ah!
	Disappointing.
	Instead, it comes with its own disposable applicator and delivered orally.
	You could confuse an applicator.
	Please find the attached picture of the box and applicator for ivermectin for horses.
	You simply dial in the correct notions using the ring on the plunger based on the weight of the animal, insert the applicator into the horse's mouth, plunge the paste onto the back of the tongue, remove the applicator, immediately close the horse's mouth and raise its head.
	The horse then ingests the medicine.
	You can see that's what you should do with your kid.
	Based on weight.
	And you rub the kid's throat.
	You know, all right, good, good.
	Is that a dog?
	Good.
	You can see the box in the picture claims this one is apple flavored.
	But trust me, that's just marketing for horse owners and caretakers.
	A buddy of mine once tried it.
	He said, quote, it tastes like shit.
	I'll bet it does.
	Surprise, surprise.
	What?
	Apple-flavored horse medicine doesn't taste like apple?
	I do not suggest humans ingest the horse pace.
	However, I do have first-hand experience with ivermectin tablets that are prescribed for humans, and I know many friends of mine who have taken it as treatment for infection of the CCP virus.
	Bottom line, ivermectin works.
	If you don't mind, please play Sleepy Joe, Biden whispering, get vaccinated.
	No!
	And Adam, if you could please follow that with a live version of Shut Up Slave, using the devil voice filter on your new fancy sound machine.
	Ah!
	Well, that's not going to happen now, is it?
	What do we do?
	I cannot fulfill this request.
	You can fake it.
	Yeah, but I don't have anything close to the...
	You've got a voice.
	You've got range.
	You can do just a big, deep voice.
	Okay.
	Um...
	Finally, some R2D2 karma would be nice.
	Thank you, John and Adam, and all the producers of the show for gathering the news and clips and for the resulting deconstruction.
	Y'all do a fantastic job.
	Keep it up.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Greg Clifton from Morgan Field, Kentucky.
	Yes, indeed.
	And here we go.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	No.
	Shut up, slave.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Would have been so much more powerful with the voice changer.
	Ryan Scott's next from Tacoma, Washington, 23333.
	My first monetary donation as I created the art for episode 1051, Trump in the UK. Oh.
	Shout-outs, my buddy Aaron, who donated.
	Bryce for the meetups in Tacoma.
	And Sumner?
	Sumner?
	And everyone who I met there and at the Charleston meetup.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Short and sweet.
	Beautiful.
	Thanks, Ryan.
	Can you do this next one?
	Because I got a lot of jingles.
	Yeah, Kyle Doherty's up in Greenville, South Carolina.
	233.
	233.
	32.
	He writes...
	He says, first of all, he says, you read, but that's okay.
	Jingles, noodle gun, don't enslave me, Kamala.
	I'm bombing you might die.
	Little girl, yay.
	NPR girl, no.
	Whoa, what's that?
	Oh, NPR girl, no.
	Okay, I got that.
	Was that an NPR girl that said no?
	Yeah, it was.
	It was a guest on the NPR show.
	Yeah, it was.
	You're right.
	Yeah.
	Karma.
	TTP jobs karma.
	Got it.
	Forgive me, Podfather, for I've sinned.
	I've come across no agenda after Adam's appearance on the Joe Rogan show, the one before his Red Room studio, and have not missed an episode since.
	I hit my mom squarely in the mouth.
	The only time this is allowed, almost a year ago, and she has donated before I have.
	The shame is now unbelievable and unbearable.
	And I request a dedouching immediately.
	So this is another random number thing.
	We've had two people today request a dedouching immediately.
	Yes, for shaming.
	In honor of my 32nd birthday on October 5th, please add me to the B-Day list.
	I'd like to transfer $200 of this donation to my mom, Greer Doherty, for her eventual illustrious seat at the round table.
	The best mother in the universe deserves damehood on the best podcast in the universe.
	She has been such a rock in my life and is always there to help for my recovery through two ankle reconstructions.
	Ouch.
	And bad relationship breakups to helping me sell everything I own to move from Reno to Greenville, South Carolina and acquiring all new stuff two months ago.
	Wow.
	She has always been there as a thoughtful and positive force and I cannot imagine my life or who I'd be without her influence.
	I love you, mom.
	You are my favorite birthing person.
	No agenda has kept our amygdala properly sized while bringing us closer together even though we are geographically further apart.
	In this misinformation age, we are all living in what you two do is...
	We're all living it.
	What you two do is truly spectacular and much needed to help us awake, not woke, to the manipulations from the powers that be.
	Emotions allowed To run rampant, devoid of logic always leads to destruction.
	We must not allow the media to divide and conquer us.
	May you never find an exit strategy.
	Love is most certainly lit.
	Kyle.
	Now, I'm going to request something from the Kyles and the Kylies.
	You're just going to have to put in pronunciation and gender.
	Because I know we're doing this wrong.
	This is probably Kylie, and Kylie's a girl, and then when we do Kylie, then Kyle is all pissed off.
	You're going to have to help.
	This is one of those names.
	We have too many of them.
	It's like Pat.
	We have too many of them.
	But we really appreciate the support.
	It could be Kylie, but you'd think it'd be K-Y-L-I-E. Yeah, we've done this wrong so many times, it's embarrassing.
	But there are Kylies and K-Y-L-E's.
	It's embarrassing.
	It's embarrassing.
	And it sounds more like a...
	Well, I guess it sounds like a girl's note, but...
	Yeah.
	I'm gonna shoot you in the face with my noodle gun, you racist pizza shield.
	I got my pasta glock locked and loaded.
	Don't enslave me, camera!
	You might die.
	Yay!
	No.
	Jobs.
	Yeah.
	You have no idea.
	Yeah, of course.
	Of course, you have no idea.
	Because the Dutch names have a lot of...
	And there's some European names that are different.
	You know, is Rene a man or a woman?
	Ah, well, I would say in Europe, except in France, but every other country, it would be more typical for that to be a woman.
	Whereas in the U.S., I think Rene...
	I don't know if that would be more typical to be a female or male.
	Hey, there's no male and female.
	It solves so much.
	We should just pronounce all these names one way.
	So even if you're Kylie, you're just Kyle from now on.
	Don't you think?
	Well, I'm sorry if it's Kylie.
	No, I don't think that.
	I think we should be told.
	People know when their name is androgynous.
	They know.
	Yeah.
	If my name's Pat, I know it's an androgynous name.
	So I should tell the person I'm a male or a female.
	I think our androgynously named producers, also known as the apes, ants, ants, ants, it doesn't work.
	The androgynously named producers, they have a responsibility to tell us so we don't look foolish.
	And we have Anonymous from Charlotte, North Carolina with $207 and says, please credit this towards John's Dinner with Amy Goodman Fund.
	Oh yes, did you see this?
	There's a $2,000 for $2,000 support towards her Patreon.
	Is it Amy's Patreon?
	You get to have dinner with her.
	Yeah, dinner and a baseball game, I think.
	Hey, I would pay $2,000, and I will talk to Tina about it, but I'm pretty sure she'd be okay with it, for you to go have dinner with Amy, go to the baseball game, but you have to put your arm around her and kiss her when the kiss cam comes by.
	Yeah.
	First of all, I'm not traveling until April of next year when the COVID's over.
	Okay.
	It's all right.
	Well, it'll keep.
	The prize will keep.
	That's your only objection?
	Good.
	I'm going to talk to Tina about this.
	It sounds like a good idea.
	I didn't say that.
	You did.
	Jingle requests from anonymous.
	Trump aroused, Biden whole load, Fauci wheeze, and some sales karma for my job.
	Please, thank you for all you do, John and Adam.
	Your millennial woker broker.
	It was hard to get it aroused, and it is hard to get it aroused, but we got it aroused.
	I'm gonna give you the whole load today.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Micah Miller.
	Micah.
	Micah.
	Micah Miller.
	Sir codes a lot in Bethel, Pennsylvania.
	202-33.
	No jingles, just karma for everybody, please.
	It's my 43rd birthday.
	You're on the list.
	September 30th.
	I can't thank you gents enough for deconstructing the news the way you do.
	And in such an entertaining way too.
	I admit I've been on and off post 2020 election.
	I just felt lost and I needed some space to gather myself.
	Welcome home.
	Anyway, I figured I'd take this opportunity for a few shameless plugs.
	I'm going to be the Texas Renaissance Fair at the Texas.
	I'm going to be...
	He's going to...
	No, no.
	What he says, I'm going to be the Texas Renaissance Fair with O'Sullivan's Fur Shack.
	Be sure to stop by.
	I think he meant that he's going to be at the Texas Renaissance Fair.
	Does he mention where the Texas Renaissance Fair is?
	Adam, if you get a chance to come, I would be fantastic to meet you in person.
	Kindest regards Micah Miller.
	Sir codes a lot.
	I'm guessing there's renaissance fairs all over the country.
	Have you ever been to one of these?
	I've never been to one.
	A friend of mine used to be a vendor and I used to go there and I'd work his booth a little while sometimes and I'd get free food.
	What booth did you work?
	He had a banger booth.
	A banger booth?
	Yeah, bangers.
	Banger hot dogs.
	They're good.
	I think it's Houston.
	Oh, I thought it would be in Austin.
	Austin is the place for this fair, not Houston.
	Yeah, it looks like it's Houston.
	Let me see.
	Yeah, that's too far.
	Yeah, that's...
	Well, it's not as far as Dallas.
	But from us, yeah, it's too far now.
	No, I don't know.
	It's an hour and a half now.
	No, not going to happen.
	So forget it.
	Yep, sorry.
	Chopper him in.
	If you chopper me in, I'm your boy.
	Definitely.
	Mike Miller, yes, of course.
	Thank you very much.
	And karma for everyone as requested.
	You've got karma.
	And then we have Steve Webb, the OG godcaster.
	I believe he's a knight.
	This donation includes your share of the proceeds from the sale of Webb's Easy Bible Names Pronunciation Guide.
	Did you know that we were in on that deal, John?
	No.
	Well, there you go.
	As always, No Agenda producers who use the promo code NASHOW receive a 16.5% discount at checkout.
	And I kick in another 16.5% to you guys for a total 33%.
	The website is biblenames.link, biblenames.link.
	I would also like to thank and greet all the No Agenda producers who are now part of the Lifespring family at audible.link.
	I'm sorry, audiobible.link.
	So much to remember.
	Home of the podcast where we're reading through the entire Bible in a year.
	Adam, many of them are streaming, boosting, and sending boostograms, of course.
	So thanks to you and Dave for your work with Podcasting 2.0.
	You guys truly are helping to preserve free speech.
	Go podcasting!
	Jingle, little girl, that would be Ileana with Sleepy Joe.
	Kind regards, Steve Webb, the OG Godcaster, and thank you, sir.
	Sleepy Joe!
	I'm going to give you a karma there, Steve.
	You've got karma.
	Well, speak of the devil, John.
	Yeah, Renee Tabak.
	Tabak.
	Tabak in Mepple.
	Holland, $200.
	We were just talking about Rene's, and this is, I'm going to tell you that I happen to know Rene, Rene would be Rene Tabak, is a guy.
	Well, he wants some jingles.
	He says, I want Obama, no, no, no, no, and Rubbleizer, and stay sane is his message.
	Okay.
	No, no, no, no.
	Listen.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	Hey!
	No, no, no, no, no.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	What?
	No, no, no, no, no.
	Listen.
	No, no, no, no.
	Hey!
	India.
	Tango.
	Mike.
	Standby.
	33.
	Rubbleizer out.
	Christine Phelps is in Homewood, Illinois and says, I've been listening to your guys' show since the pandemic started.
	Thank you for shrinking my amygdala.
	Especially needed since I live in Chicago.
	Please de-douche me and send me a jobs karma.
	You've been de-douched.
	You bet, Christine.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Harry Kelly Tate.
	$200.
	First time donation?
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	I'll keep it short and sweet, he writes.
	Thank you for everything you two do.
	You have kept me sane these last four years since I've been listening.
	Nice.
	Shout out to my brother Tom in New Zealand.
	He is a douchebag.
	Douchebag.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Harry, a Kiwi in Finland.
	All right, Harry.
	Lindsey Fox is in Thorpe, Wisconsin.
	$200, Associate Executive Producer.
	In the morning, please share the biggest dose of karma you have in your arsenal for the No Agenda Nation from the team at Nolacek Meats.
	Yes, we've been following Nolacek Meats, who have refused to wear diapers in front of their faces just because the inspectors mandate it.
	The community has been nothing short of amazing, and we're grateful to every one of you for your words of support, your orders, and general awesomeness.
	We hope everyone enjoyed their products.
	We tried to reply to every message.
	If we missed you, our sincere apologies and thank you.
	Yeah, so they were getting cut out of FDA approval, so they were restricted in who they could sell to because they were standing up for what they believed is right, and no Agenda Nation came to their defense.
	And the best way to do that, of course, is to use your pocketbook in America today.
	And they helped them out by buying great products.
	We're living the dream and pretending to be ready for the holiday season at Novicex.
	It's been quite the learning experience regarding the USDA FSIS Notice 34-21, and we're almost ready to submit our response to our denied appeal.
	It has been a lesson in patience and perseverance, but it's also been rewarding.
	So many people stepped forward to offer prayers, leads, and a platform.
	Too many to name, of course, but if you're looking for resources, may we recommend Recipes for Freedom and the Freedom Documents from the Wellness Way.
	Both helped us better understand our argument from a legal perspective.
	It's empowering to choose to do something, and hats off to all those that are stepping up as patriots to take back this country.
	Keep fighting the good fight!
	And let's pull the old switcheroo while we're at it and credit Chad Nolacek for this donation.
	Thanks, Chad, for hitting me in the mouth and choosing to be a part of our family business.
	I don't need no stinking jingles or karma, but I would be honored if you played your favorite in recognition of all you guys do.
	Thank you for your courage and stay safe!
	So I have to put Chad in here.
	Nolacek.
	You should put a link to their company.
	Now, you had their bratwurst is world-class.
	Yes, we had it.
	It was very, very good.
	Were you going to say something else about that?
	Yeah, they have these different kinds.
	I mean, the regular brat's what I prefer, but I will say that they had a smoked Gouda brat that was impressive.
	Everybody in the family seemed to like it.
	We had a brat dinner.
	Did your package from them also come with the meat stick snacks?
	I haven't had the meat sticks.
	First of all, anything that includes the name meat and stick is always interesting.
	Meat on a stick.
	So these meat sticks, they look like...
	I just threw them in the freezer.
	Yeah, no, I tried a couple.
	They look a little bit like a hot dog, like an uncooked hot dog.
	Well, they're very thin for a hot dog.
	But you know what?
	It has that texture and that vibe, which is off-putting to me.
	I have all kinds of issues with that.
	But then I tried it, and it's very much like one of those beef jerky sticks.
	You can get the compressed beef jerky stick you can get at the gas station.
	It's that kind of taste.
	Yeah, they also sent summer sausage, which is something I never liked.
	I would have told them not to send it.
	But it was well-received by everybody else.
	Jay liked it a lot.
	Was that the huge sausage?
	It's like a salami, only it's made out of beef.
	Yeah, the huge thing.
	They're very popular in Wisconsin.
	They're called summer sausages.
	And it's a product that since I'm, you know, where we have Italian places that make salamis and more European style things, I've never been a fan of summer sausage.
	And there's this, I've tried it.
	It's okay.
	I mean, for a summer sausage, it's fine.
	Jay thought it was great.
	Yeah, we haven't had our summer sausage yet.
	But I would say...
	It's a big sausage, though.
	Yeah, it's a big giant thing.
	It's like a salami.
	You slice it.
	Yeah.
	I would say the brats are the world-class product there.
	And bacon.
	Bacon's good.
	Oh, we haven't had the bacon yet.
	That looks good.
	And the troll room correctly says, yes, the meat stick tastes like a Slim Jim.
	That's the taste I'm describing.
	It's a Slim Jim.
	Not the spicy one, just a Slim Jim.
	So we get to choose?
	Okay, Lindsay.
	Yeah.
	Darnate, darnate.
	Last on the list is Robert Gutnacht in Seattle, Washington, who's been listening to the show since I think show 10.
	Probably up there, yeah.
	Because I actually had lunch with him once, years and years and years ago.
	Hmm.
	He writes in this fancy little letterhead here with a peacock on it.
	Dear John and Adam, thanks for your...
	What?
	Thanks for your...
	I can't read this one, so I don't know.
	Type letter with a dirty ribbit.
	Thank you for your ongoing efforts.
	I would like to request a birthday greeting for my son, Kerry, coming on October 2nd.
	I believe he's on the list.
	And also a rasher of jobs karma for him.
	Thanks, Howard.
	Yes, and we have him on the list, and of course we've got the jobs karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	These are our associate executive producers and executive producers for show.
	1387 as we march toward show 1400.
	We thank each and every one of them for making this show possible.
	That's right.
	The 26th of October is our 14th anniversary, too.
	Unbelievable.
	14 years.
	Never had a fight and all that.
	Never had a fight.
	And I'm surprised because my voice is so grating.
	Oh yeah, lots of people hate your voice, for sure.
	Not much I can do about it.
	I'm too old to change.
	I'm starting to sound like this.
	This might work.
	This is a good voice.
	Thank you to these executive producers and associate executive producers of episode 1387.
	This is how it works.
	It's the value for value model.
	It's been working for 14 years.
	It's the most honest way of just being able to say what we think.
	We're not forced.
	We can prove it.
	There's no creepy commercials.
	There's no advertisements.
	There's no corporate money, no Chinese influence.
	No, no.
	It's just us.
	Two old dudes have been doing this for a while, but we do need the support, your time, your talent, your treasure, and thank you very much to these executive and associate executive producers.
	If you want to be a part of this, and everyone should be an executive producer of A Media Property at least once in your life, go here to find out how to do it.
	And congratulate yourselves on producing another excellent episode of the best podcast in the universe.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out.
	We hit people in the mouth.
	Shut up, flame.
	Shut up, flame.
	You found the recorder again, I see.
	No, that's not the recorder.
	Somebody sent me this about three years ago and I kept it downstairs.
	Oh, I know what that is.
	That's something with a C. It's a little rock.
	Oh, it's a rock.
	It's actually made out of clay.
	It's got holes in it and I don't know how you even make one of these things.
	Stop blowing into your rock, man.
	We got some local news.
	Local to Texas.
	Kind of local to me.
	Local Austin news.
	This is from CBS This Morning.
	Local boy makes national news.
	A Texas judge has found radio host and right-wing provocateur Alex Jones liable for damages in three defamation lawsuits.
	Filed by the parents of two children killed in the Newtown, Connecticut shooting massacre.
	Jones had claimed the shooting deaths of the 20 children and six educators in 2012 were a hoax aimed at increasing gun control.
	The case has now had to trial for juries to determine the amount of damages he will have to pay for families.
	Jones' lawyers denied the defamation allegations.
	Jones has since acknowledged that the shootings at the school, in fact, did happen.
	Interesting how they bill him as a radio host.
	I mean, what a perfect...
	He used to have a radio show.
	No, he's still on the radio.
	Oh, is he?
	Okay.
	Yeah, but I mean, it's...
	He's a podcaster.
	That's what I'm saying.
	A perfect opportunity to say, podcaster.
	Yeah, to demean him.
	Well, and to demean podcasting.
	Podcasting's a problem.
	The Southern Poverty Law Center wrote a four...
	Part report about white supremacy and podcasting.
	I'm sure there's white supremacy podcasts.
	The ones that they listed, I listened to them.
	It's just a bunch of guys going like, life sucks.
	There wasn't no kill black people.
	I didn't hear any of that in these podcasts.
	By the way, when you say someone's a white supremacist on a podcast, I'm going to go listen.
	It was boring.
	There was nothing.
	There's just a lot of complaining about how it's no good.
	Most podcasts are like fingernail clipping.
	Okay, now I wasn't going to bring this up.
	Let me see.
	2004 column podcasting.
	Okay.
	Someone brought this to my attention.
	I didn't put it in the show notes.
	I just left it all for what it was.
	But allow me to read columnist John C. Dvorak, October 25, 2004.
	This is three years, four years, before the start of our illustrious relationship.
	Tell me if you remember writing this.
	Podcasting.
	Not ready for prime time.
	Sounds right.
	Every so often, someone comes up with a new idea that depends upon another not fully developed new idea.
	So the two ideas get put together and also get a cool name.
	This is following by a manic period where the new idea is extolled as the next big thing and nut jobs run around like dogs released from the kennel yapping about how great it is.
	In this fashion, we have been introduced to podcasting.
	The next big thing.
	Too bad it's a kludge that doesn't work as advertised unless you have a Macintosh and an iPod.
	So, I'm going to, now that to be fair, back in the day, you couldn't get it any other way.
	So, I'm going to skip through all of that and then go down.
	Oh, you skipped through all the accurate part.
	It's all completely accurate.
	Okay.
	And you have this whole thing about, oh, how I can't figure out how to do it.
	It's so hard.
	Nuts to that.
	So let me go back and stream the MP3 file.
	This time my system opens the MP3 audio player.
	It too craps out.
	So I decide to click on to downloads.
	And I see the option to download the MP3 file and decide to grab the darn file and play it at my leisure.
	So guess what happens?
	The Apple QuickTime logo pops up and streaming begins.
	Okay, so at least I now can listen to this podcast.
	You too can listen to this miserable ramble if you want to, but I must warn you, it's hard to take.
	It seems to go on forever.
	The pedantry is boundless, and there doesn't seem to be any desire to make these chats interesting.
	If podcasting such as this becomes popular, then its place in the pecking order for all forms of fun entertainment would be as follows.
	So podcasting is at the bottom of this list.
	Above it, circuses, nightclubs, movies, sporting events, cable TV, network TV, county fairs, talk radio, PBS, whittling and fingernail clipping.
	Will this podcasting idea take off?
	It's essentially the newest form of push technology.
	It's like microcypher services architecture.
	While moving audio streams over the net and onto portable devices is not a new idea, podcasting does stand a chance of becoming popular.
	The first thing that has to happen, though, is for the technology to be wrested from the Mac heads and the James Lipton wannabes and given to the Windows Linux community, where it will do some good.
	Until then, it's not ready for primetime.
	That's pretty accurate.
	I think so, from 2004.
	Yeah, I think it's very accurate.
	It's just funny that you put whittling wood and fingernail clipping.
	It's more interesting than podcasting.
	Nailed it.
	Still holds true to this day for many different shows.
	Many, many different shows.
	Anyway, I don't even know how we came up with that.
	Ah, I got some supply chain stuff.
	Boots on the ground.
	It's good for us to know these things.
	Local delivery slave.
	Please keep me anonymous.
	We had a station-wide meeting today at our FedEx warehouse, and we learned quite a bit.
	Is everyone interested in hearing what's going on behind the scenes of FedEx?
	I thought so.
	Memphis, or the central hub, is way understaffed.
	In some cases, only 55% staff.
	Packages are being routed to Indiana, costing FedEx a ton of money.
	Unrelated, but related due to staffing, the vaccine mandate will be slow rolled.
	They foresee lawsuits, so those of us unvaccinated were told to hold tight.
	See?
	It's breaking.
	It's creaking.
	People aren't...
	They're not all on board.
	These companies are slowing it down.
	Not because of the employees.
	It's just for the hassle of lawsuits.
	So good news on that front.
	Our producer says your Christmas packages will mostly arrive on time this year.
	No mass firings for FedEx for the time being, though.
	So that's good news.
	Good news.
	Um...
	Um...
	I don't think I have anything else on supply chains, do I? No.
	What do you have?
	Did you bring anything fun to today's party?
	I got nothing on supply chain.
	No, you got it.
	I thought I had more.
	Well, I already told, I already read the No Truck Drivers, which is, a couple of our producers say, this is really this BBC, what they said, oh, you know, being Brexit.
	No, no, no.
	This is all political.
	People just don't want to do these jobs.
	They're shit jobs.
	They've been made shit.
	Let's put it that way.
	They've been made shit by regulation, paperwork, restrictions, and pay squeeze.
	It's just bad.
	So I do have this clip.
	I almost accidentally played it earlier about Aussie media.
	Yes, I hate them.
	Have I told you my Aussie media story why I hate them?
	Well, before we go on, didn't I have a clip about them like two years ago?
	I'm saying that this is a very fishy operation.
	I didn't like it.
	You hate them, but I think at the time, this predates your hating them.
	I've hated them for quite a while.
	Let me see.
	I think I may have brought them into the conversation before your hatred began.
	I'm pretty sure.
	Because I don't remember you hating them at the time.
	Well, I have Carlos Watson Ozzy.
	That would be it.
	And that is from February of this year.
	So I hated them before February.
	Yeah, that's true.
	I think I had something.
	I will explain why I hate them, if that's okay.
	Well, let's listen.
	First, before you explain why you hate them, let's play this clip about them collapsing.
	Oh, good.
	The Times says the company's co-founder pretended to be someone from YouTube, playing up to potential investors about how successful Aussie media was on the platform.
	Quoting here, the company's chief operating officer impersonated a YouTube executive on a call with Goldman Sachs while attempting to raise money from the investment bank, a potential case of securities fraud.
	According to the New York Times, Watson apologized to Goldman Sachs, said his colleague was having a mental breakdown.
	Then there are the allegations of deception.
	Brad Bessey, a former executive producer of The Carlos Watson Show, tells the Times that Watson himself told him the show would eventually air on A&E. That never happened.
	Toward the end of July, Mr.
	Bessie got in touch with an A&E executive to confirm that the channel would broadcast the Carlos Watson show.
	That's when he learned it wouldn't appear on A&E. Carlos Watson on Twitter called the Times reporting a hit job.
	But there's more.
	And this time, there's video.
	In a 2019 interview, Watson told CNBC that Sharon Osbourne was an investor in the company.
	Look.
	Fun fact, our friend Ozzy and Sharon sued us briefly.
	Did they?
	And then we decided to be friends and now they're investors in Ozzy.
	Investors.
	Is that right?
	That's not true either.
	According to Sharon Osbourne, she tells CNBC it's all a lie.
	Ha ha, good.
	Good.
	They deserve this.
	I recall this a couple years ago, probably 2018, when they began doing those Aussie fests.
	And I always thought that this Carlos guy was a...
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
	Ozzy Fest.
	There's Oz Fest, which is...
	This is why I came up in the conversation.
	Ozzy Osbourne.
	I don't know what Ozzy Fest is, but that's not what Ozzy Osbourne...
	Again, I will try to repeat what we talked about.
	It was meant to sound like Oz Fest, but it was Ozzy Fest, hence the lawsuit between Sharon Osbourne and her husband.
	Right.
	Yes, I do remember this.
	Okay.
	And I think I used this term because it was an old term we used to use in the 60s with guys like this.
	The guy was a shuck and jive artist.
	This was a fire festival type guy.
	Yeah.
	And he just seemed like a...
	Again, I'll say it again.
	Because I think some people would appreciate the term.
	Shuck and jive artist.
	And so now it's come to fruition.
	It took years to catch this guy.
	So looking at Aussie Fest, they have all these quotes from mainstream little blurbs.
	CNBC, Aussie Fest is the new South by Southwest.
	New York Times, part music festival, part TED Talk, part food fair.
	New York Magazine, all-encompassing festival of music, food, comedy, and ideas.
	Time out, TED meets Coachella.
	See how you all are stupid?
	You fell for it because you get some free passes.
	Yeah, so I hated Ozzy when I was doing marketing for the Podcaster Pro.
	And had feelers out and said, oh yeah, well I would love to interview you for Ozzy about the Podcaster Pro.
	Yes, I remember this too.
	Yes.
	And I did the interview and I said, okay, why don't this be out?
	Oh no, no, that's not how we work.
	We just do interviews with people and then if there's something interesting about the topic or you, then we'll use it.
	I said, what the fuck?
	I just gave you my whole history, the whole reasoning behind what I'm doing here, and you're not going to publish it because it's not relevant to what it is.
	No, that's no, no.
	We bank everything.
	So I think I, from that moment on, wish this demise upon them.
	Well, they got what they deserve.
	They sure did.
	Aussie media.
	I wonder how much money got tanked in that outfit.
	50 million.
	Whose money?
	A bunch of dumb money.
	Yeah, dumb.
	Jeez.
	I mean, if they were...
	Yeah, no, they were...
	Unfortunately, you know, if you're going to pull these...
	If you're going to do stuff and you're going to take 50 million and do all kinds of stuff, you can't be lying through your teeth.
	I mean, Silicon Valley does it, but they do it in a way where you're not caught instantly.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Do a little build back better, things that don't really have any place, but do revolve around the new normal that our elites want, and in particular, this administration, who got a resounding warm welcome in the background of an interview with Brandon Brown.
	Brandon won his class at Talladega, so he's an up-and-coming NASCAR, but not the big NASCAR. He's on the track, he's being interviewed, and gee, what is the crowd yelling?
	Thank you to all of our partners.
	Wait, stop this clip.
	Can I, let me reintroduce it, because there's an element to it.
	There's no reason.
	I mean, the reason that I want to do this, they start yelling, what was it?
	F Biden.
	Fuck Joe Biden.
	Fuck Joe Biden, right.
	Fuck Joe.
	And so the announcer comes up with a very creative way to cover it up.
	That's the way I would open it.
	Yeah, but I thought my intro was just fine.
	And now you're like podcast-splaining me, like how I need to intro clips.
	I'm podcast-splaining, I'm sorry.
	Why don't you go sit over there and spread your legs for someone else, Dvorak?
	Thank you to all of our partners.
	Oh my God, it's just such an unbelievable moment.
	Brandon, you also told me, as you can hear the chants from the crowd.
	Let's go, Brandon.
	Brandon, you were going to kind of game back those first two stages and just watch and learn.
	What did you learn that helped you there in those closing laps?
	Oh, my God.
	It was on.
	You know what I think happened?
	I don't think she was covering it up.
	This is an innocent, innocent reporter woman.
	And she cannot in her wildest dreams imagine anyone singing Fuck Joe Biden.
	She's so focused on interviewing Brandon, that's all she can hear.
	I don't think she was covering it up.
	I think that that's just what she heard.
	Oh.
	You might be right now that I re-evaluate this whole situation.
	This important controversy.
	Yeah, of course she was jitty with it.
	Like, oh, Brad, he's a good-looking guy, too.
	You know, just to add that to it.
	Yeah, a race car driver.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, I don't know what they're going to do if this public at these NASCAR events and other events starts to keep...
	Well, it's college football games, too.
	It's not just, you know, white supremacist things.
	They're doing it all over the place.
	And I'm not quite sure why.
	What is...
	Well, it's just become a thing.
	This is not something...
	The Democrats are going to have to deal with this.
	This is not a positive turn of events.
	It fits in that cadence.
	Dun, dun, dun, dun.
	Fuck Joe Biden.
	It fits in that cadence.
	It doesn't work with, fuck Donald Trump.
	It's not the same thing.
	No, it doesn't work.
	It doesn't work.
	Huh.
	Yeah, this was quite funny.
	I didn't watch it up for you, though.
	Let me see.
	I got it.
	I'm sorry.
	Go ahead.
	I got a couple of clips.
	I thought this was a weird one.
	This is an 11-second clip.
	And I didn't know about this.
	This is an event, this Pakistani Taliban clip, and I didn't even know that these guys were active or causing trouble.
	The Pakistani military says terrorists attacked Pakistani security forces traveling near the Afghan border today, killing five people.
	The Pakistani Taliban has claimed responsibility.
	The Pakistani Taliban?
	Yeah, the Taliban has always had a Pakistani element.
	Always.
	Well, I mean, the Taliban are run by ISI, the Pakistan Intelligence, which we own, supposedly.
	But if we own them and then they own the Taliban, why are the Taliban attacking the military?
	Theater, baby.
	I don't know.
	Yeah, something's up.
	But the Pakistani Taliban, yeah, that's...
	Well, it's all tribal, I guess.
	Who knows?
	Meanwhile, while we've got the Pakistani Taliban right down the road, we've got some Afghan refugees.
	Austin, jump into the rescue.
	Vacation rental company Airbnb is asking for more Austinites to step up.
	They say they need more hosts to temporarily house Afghan refugees.
	The Refugee Services of Texas says by September 1st they have resettled 117 Afghans here and they expect to house dozens more by the end of the year.
	The refugee situation is atrocious in the...
	In the UK... Where was that now?
	I think it was...
	So they're making people open their doors and bring them in?
	Airbnb, yeah.
	Airbnb.
	They get paid.
	There's compensation.
	But there's a...
	That's what happened.
	I found out that's what happened to all of it.
	I said all these homeless people on the freeway in Berkeley.
	They moved them into hotels.
	Hotels, exactly.
	And that's happening all over Europe with the Afghan quote-unquote refugees.
	I thought they were translators, but okay.
	So the Afghan refugees with their kids in this like seaside resorts where British people have been going for years.
	And then they just threw a whole bunch of Afghan families in there.
	And the kids, I didn't clip it because it was really long, but the complaints were like, it's like there's uncontrollable children screaming and yelling and running around.
	And no one's happy with the situation.
	I wouldn't think so.
	And the sad thing is that if you listen to Lloyd Austin, what is Lloyd Austin's exact position?
	What is he?
	Lloyd Austin.
	Yeah, that's our general, General Austin.
	Isn't he the general of the Defense Department?
	Yeah, he's the honcho of the Department of Defense.
	Yeah, so he says that he would have had a solution.
	We wouldn't have had to have 70,000 refugees in America.
	They should have let him do everything.
	...operations and set up a processing system for the tens of thousands of people they would be manifesting onto airplanes.
	They and our commanders exceeded all expectations.
	We plan to execute between 70 and 80...
	We plan to evacuate between 70 and 80,000 people.
	I bet you did plan to execute 70,000 people.
	Wow.
	How does that get into your head?
	How do you mess that one up?
	And you could see his face.
	Damn it.
	Fucking no agenda.
	A note from a producer.
	Gave an Uber ride a few months ago.
	Normie Passenger, friendly guy, opened up.
	He has a buddy in the National Guard stationed in D.C. Passenger had recently returned from visiting him and volunteered that he got to see an exact replica of the Oval Office and Press Room, which we were talking about just on the other show.
	Last show.
	But where was it?
	In the Pentagon, right?
	That's interesting.
	Now, there could be multiple of these, but this is where we saw the president...
	Well, I know there's one in Austin, Texas in the LBJ Museum.
	Right, but this is not the Oval Office.
	This is like a press room, like a side thing.
	So, I don't know, but what's that doing at the Pentagon?
	Everything is fake.
	Here's the main question.
	If you see the president, and he's purposefully going up on a stage, on a riser, and it looks like he's in sunny Pennsylvania Avenue with nice green trees, blue skies outside, painted on a backdrop behind him.
	To receive his booster jab, if everything is fake that I'm seeing here, fake soundstage, fake White House, fake outside, fake tree, fake background, is it crazy for me to think that maybe the whole jab he's getting is fake too?
	Or is that taking it too far?
	I think it's nothing but logical.
	Stage is theater is bullcrap.
	Totally.
	Huh.
	I don't know what to make of that.
	But if that guy knew about it, everyone knows about it.
	Most people...
	That's what you'd think.
	Yeah.
	But they're not talking about it.
	I don't know.
	Somehow, I miss the executives, the Facebook executives...
	Grilling about the risks of kids.
	Did you see that?
	Yeah, I'm going to have to go back and get that.
	Yeah, I got a report.
	Clip Custodian got me a CBSN clip here.
	Instagram is that first childhood cigarette.
	Facebook is in the process of hiding.
	In a rare show of bipartisanship, lawmakers hammered Facebook.
	You know, I really love this analogy.
	Facebook is like that first cigarette when you're 12 and you smoke it.
	I have no defense for Facebook, but this really shows a lack of understanding of what's going on.
	Instagram is that first childhood cigarette.
	Facebook is in the process of hiding.
	In a rare show of bipartisanship, lawmakers hammered Facebook.
	How can parents trust you?
	Using the company's own data against it, leaked research indicated about a third of teen girls who already feel bad about their bodies say Facebook's Instagram makes them feel even worse.
	There was a nice little editorial there.
	Young girls who already feel bad about their bodies.
	Who is, yes, who is the guy who said the cigarette analogy?
	Which senator?
	I do not know.
	I do not know.
	I'll have to go back and get that.
	I know today is the day on 60 Minutes, the whistleblower from Facebook, a woman, comes on 60 Minutes and reveals herself.
	Leaked research indicated about a third of teen girls who already feel bad about their bodies say Facebook's Instagram makes them feel even worse.
	This research is a bombshell.
	Bombshell!
	You commit that you will make full disclosure All of the thousands of pages of documents.
	We are looking for ways to release more research.
	Facebook's global head of security, Antigone Davis, testified a day after the company did release more research, showing that roughly 40% of users in the U.S. see their ideas of a perfect image.
	Feeling attractive and having enough money started on Instagram.
	She says lawmakers are focusing on the wrong information.
	We found that more teen girls actually find Instagram helpful than not.
	Senator Richard Blumenthal said his office set up an Instagram account for a fake 13-year-old girl.
	Within a day, its recommendations were exclusively filled with accounts that promote self-injury and eating disorders.
	That Blumenthal...
	That is the creepiest guy to set up a fake girl profile.
	Yeah, he's creepy.
	Oh my goodness.
	And I doubt what he said is true.
	Yeah, I don't think that's true.
	I think if you set up a...
	And what did he do?
	Did he set up an ugly girl profile or a cute girl profile?
	And you know what that means?
	You get hit up by creeps.
	But not for self-harm.
	No, he's full of crap.
	This is bull crap.
	That is out there.
	The groups for self-harm, which can be both beneficial and very detrimental, are of course out there.
	Yeah, but there's millions of accounts.
	Why would they jump on that one out of the blue?
	Yeah, because he's full of crap and he's creepy.
	Yeah, he's very creepy.
	So this, of course, has nothing to do with the health of young women.
	This has everything to do about power.
	I can legislate you, facebag.
	Well, I still think it has more to do with the media's concern that Facebook is stealing all the advertising revenue.
	Stealing all the money.
	Right, but they also are one of the biggest lobbyists, and they do have money.
	They could catch up.
	They could do more.
	That's true.
	Hey, you know, you guys could give us more money and we probably wouldn't be doing this so much.
	You wouldn't be dragged to Washington, D.C. so often if you maybe, you know, I'm telling you I don't want to say.
	But, you know, there's a thing called an envelope.
	Try one.
	Lick one.
	Lick one someday.
	See how it works out for you.
	The envelope.
	Let's look at China for a second.
	A couple things from China.
	Yeah, this power outage is getting worse in China.
	And I'm starting to understand.
	Well, somebody did point out that the Chinese were flexing their muscles and they boycotted Australian coal.
	Yeah, and then they screwed it up.
	That screwed the pooch.
	They screwed it up.
	They don't have any more coal anymore.
	Somebody should be hung.
	The electricity shortages in China are worsening and widening geographically.
	It's getting so bad that Beijing is now asking some food processors like soybean crushing plants to shut down.
	A report says, from aluminium smelters to textile producers and soybean processing plants, factories are being ordered to curb activity or, in some instances, shut altogether.
	You know what the thing that sucks is?
	I get a lot of reports.
	People send me reports.
	This could be a total lie.
	I mean, I see video.
	It's like TikTok level from different Chinese cities.
	Oh, look.
	Oh, the lights are off.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, it's not bad.
	It's good.
	That could be a video from 10 years ago.
	You don't know anymore.
	No, it's a scam.
	But there's no reporting, and I'd like some of our Chinese-based producers to give us a little bit of info, because it sounds, or it's being made to sound like it's really horrible.
	I don't know if it is.
	I don't know.
	Well, we do know they did cut off the Australian coal.
	Yes.
	So there's that possibility.
	Right, but that's why that story by itself is in play.
	The other thing is carfentanil.
	Have you heard of carfentanil?
	Yeah, that's the really nasty stuff.
	Yes.
	A note from one of our nurses.
	Nurse working in a psychiatric facility in California since 2005.
	Feel obligated to give you guys an update on drug detox at my hospital as follows.
	In the past nine months, I have never in my life seen so many people detox of what they think is fentanyl, but it's actually carfentanil.
	A street version, much stronger than...
	It's not actually street.
	It was developed by Johnson& Johnson.
	It's a real thing.
	A street version which is much stronger than pharmaceutical fentanyl.
	The average opiate, heroin, oxycontin, or Vicodin detoxer detoxes a shitty detox for about three to five days.
	The fentanyl detoxer seems to take, and this is fentanyl in quotes, seems to take much longer and the detox makes them almost ten times more sick.
	At this point, I can tell the difference between the regular heroin detoxer versus the fentanyl detoxer.
	We've had a huge increase of, and it's all quotes, fentanyl.
	Detox these past two months.
	It boggles my mind.
	It feels like there's been a flood of this fentanyl in California and it's very suspicious.
	So that's car fentanyl, not regular fentanyl.
	Also, spice detox.
	That's...
	What was spice again?
	Yeah, we forgot.
	It's almost non-existent these days in general population as marijuana is now legal in California.
	Yeah.
	On the other hand, amongst military patients, the use of spice is up and it's undetectable in current drug tests in California, but seems to make people act out in a way that gets them arrested or caught by their COs and dropped off at a psych ward for evaluation and drug treatment.
	You mean like running around naked in the middle of the street?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So this carfentanil...
	Is really bad.
	And I looked up the Wikipedia.
	It was synthesized first in 1974 by chemists at Janssen Pharmaceutical.
	But the power of this stuff is actually much...
	Let me see.
	They had a list here.
	It's like 10,000 times more potent than...
	Yeah, it's so bad that you can get a whiff of it, like if you're a DEA agent and a bag of it falls and hits the ground and poof, it comes to you and just kills everyone.
	Do you know where some car fentanyl was used in 2012?
	Do you remember the Moscow Theater hostage crisis?
	No.
	I'm sorry, the 2002, the Moscow Theater...
	Yeah.
	So what they dropped was partially car fentanyl, which of course killed most of the people, but the ones who lived, you know, lived.
	Yeah, this is...
	That's crazy stuff.
	Do you think that we're just under attack?
	I mean, who is doing this?
	China.
	It's got to be.
	We might be under attack.
	We don't know.
	We're too stupid to figure it out.
	Well, we figured it out.
	Hasn't anyone else?
	No.
	Why am I even asking these things?
	Why am I asking these things?
	I'm going to show my sword by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh, yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, I'll know what's in the morning.
	And in fact, we do have a few people to thank for show 1387 on our march.
	March down the road to show 1400.
	Starting with Yarra Moore.
	And this donation is a switcheroo to be credited to the best boyfriend in the universe, Yassin.
	With a shout out for his birthday on October 5th.
	Well, Yassin has got his...
	And they're both in Israel, which is nice to have Israeli listeners.
	So he'll be...
	He's on the birthday list, so...
	And that was $100.
	Baron Ladekin comes in with $100.
	Josh Scandalin comes in with $100.
	John Robinet, Sir John Robinet comes in with $100.
	Mark Warfel comes in from Oswego, New York with $98.80.
	And he says he's been listing.
	He's been listing.
	The poor guy.
	Stop listing.
	He's been listing.
	Is it to the report or starboard?
	And he also wants a debushing.
	Would you debush the guy?
	I can debush him.
	You've been debushed.
	De-booshed.
	Lauren Pollywood in Chandler, Arizona, 6969.
	Somebody hit him with us or a de-douching here.
	Yeah, feel like a douchebag.
	Okay, give him a de-douche.
	Sure, I de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
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	Tigard.
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	You're on the birthday list, Stephen.
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	Needs a dedouching.
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	He has a call out for Brad.
	In Presque Isle, Maine, he's a douchebag.
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	Baroness Judy in Bernie, Texas, 55-10.
	Sir Brian Tobiasin, the Baron of the Chief Kingdom, in Gardner, Kansas, 5388.
	Sir Jackson Knight of the Transitions, or the Transistors, Transistors, in Leveland, Texas, 5150.
	Jonathan Peckham, 5033.
	Susan Claykamp, 5023.
	And now we have the $50 donors.
	Name and location.
	Good list today.
	Starting with Ryan Brown in Hebron, Kentucky.
	James Sheremeta in Napanok, New York.
	Alex Engel in Hanover.
	And that's Hanover, Deutschland.
	Thanks, Alex.
	Kevin Kalin, Rita Harrington in Sparks, Nevada.
	Nice little town outside of Reno.
	Shane Grubb in Cleveland, Tennessee.
	Andrew Oxenham in Knoxville, Tennessee.
	Eddie Martin, Tony Lang in Castle Pines, Colorado, Dave Beach in San Antonio, Texas, Joseph Barnes in Oakland, California, Andrew Watson in Fairhope, Alabama, and last but not least, Loretta Vandenberg in Provencal, Louisiana.
	I want to thank these folks for making the show 1387 a possibility and making it work.
	And thank you to everyone who came in below 50.
	That is very typical.
	People do a $49.99 to ensure anonymity, but also several people are on our website.
	Sustaining donations.
	There's subscriptions.
	They're recurring.
	Much lower amounts, $5, $11.11, $33.33.
	All worth looking at.
	Please, if you wouldn't mind, go check it out.
	See if there's something there for you.
	Dvorak.org slash NA. P.O. Box pickup.
	I got my, just a couple thanks to people.
	I got my sticker.
	Don't touch my mixing console.
	I love that.
	Fletcher, I got his care package.
	I think Dame Jamie sent me a beautiful card apologizing for something she said, which you didn't have to do.
	Thank you very much.
	And Sir Max Powers, Baron of the State of Jefferson, wrote me a quick note.
	Adam, thanks for all you do.
	Me and my mom got the Rona.
	I'm sure we're going to get through it, but I'm a little worried about her.
	She's in her 70s and a breast cancer survivor.
	Says she's feeling a bit better today, but honestly, she looks like crap.
	She loves...
	Oh!
	Hey, Mom, you look like crap!
	She loves the show, and I was hoping you could give her a little health karma and get her through the rest.
	Thank you so much for your courage.
	We'll want to bear and request that.
	Of course we do!
	Health karma for you, absolutely.
	You've got karma.
	And while we're at it, we should roll out a big Job's karma for everybody since that seems to be the problem with today's Job's or Jab program.
	Job's.
	Job's I was going to read one more note because it was an earlier donation for 33333 when I was letting the dog out.
	I actually had the note from Agnes Roman 33333.
	And she just noticed that she's mentioned this.
	So I will read the note.
	Since the COVID circus started, I'm blessed to see a load of bull as well as being able to be in a house where I didn't have to deal with any Karens at all.
	But knowing Ocarino, it's sad how brainwashed people are, but I feel sorry for my best buddy Mark, who has half of his family is completely brainwashed in the narrative due to that narrative.
	And just like me, refusing to take the jab, his brother had segregated him at a point.
	Mark is more of a ghost in the house as well.
	Mark can't see his nephew since his brother and sister-in-law think that he is a dangerous threat to his nephew, who was born within the summertime.
	Mark had avoided eating lunch with his family, especially when half of them would pressure him to get the jab.
	Could I get, for Mark, a Chewy with an R2-D2 Karma combined jingle shape-shifting Jews China's a-hole?
	Oh, come on.
	No, I can't do all this now.
	I have all the meetups lined up.
	What do you think I am?
	A jingle machine?
	We'll give her those later.
	Give me the list.
	Okay.
	Give me the list.
	R2-D2 Karma combined with combined jiggle.
	That's interesting.
	This is the second person that said jiggle.
	No, I'm not saying jiggle.
	Are we seriously?
	No.
	No, I'm just saying this is an interesting coincidence.
	Unless somebody's triggered that, I'm not sure.
	Shape-shifting Jew, China is asshole, Sleepy Joe.
	I wish my bud all the best.
	Love is lit.
	Thank you guys for all your work as well as everyone else who makes this podcast the best in the universe.
	Goat karma for everybody.
	You said a lot there.
	R2-D2 karma, goat karma.
	Just give her goat karma and we'll do the other stuff.
	We'll do a make good on the next show.
	Yeah, please.
	You've got...
	Just reading the note, you don't have to get mad at me.
	If you had read the note on time, then I could have bitched about it earlier.
	Now you interrupted the entire flow of my massive jingle storm.
	Here we go with the list, and we've got quite a few today.
	Kim Keeper celebrated her 29th, we think, on September 22nd.
	Micah Miller, Sir Codes-A-Lot, celebrated on the 30th of September.
	So how good to connect his happy birthday to his son, Carrie.
	It was his birthday yesterday, October 2nd.
	Stephen Crummey also yesterday.
	Kyle, or Kylie, Doherty, 32, on the 5th of October.
	Yeah, more.
	Happy birthday to the best boyfriend in the universe from Yasin, or it is Yasin is the best boyfriend in the universe.
	It's another confusing one.
	October 5th.
	Sir Brian Tobias into his daughter Christine, 11, on October 5th.
	And Lisa Chauvinek says happy birthday to her husband Cam.
	He turns 50 on October 10th.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	Thank you.
	No titles today, but we do go straight into a couple of knights and dames.
	Here we go.
	Oh, that's a good one.
	Two dames today.
	Good.
	Double daming!
	Hey, Peter Meyer, your kid.
	Put him up here.
	I think his name might be Amzy.
	We also need our Queen of One-Liners up here and Kim Keeper because all three of you become Knight and Dame to the Noah Jenner Roundtable and I'm very proud to pronounce the KD as Sir Amzy of the Northern Plains, Dame Queen of One-Liners and Dame Kim Keeper of the Nutty Fluffer.
	For you, we've got Hookers and Blow, Rint Boys and Chardonnay, Warm Lotus-y But why would you want mutton and meat when you've got a Taco Truck Tacos and lube sitting right here?
	Fantastic.
	Thank you and congratulations.
	Welcome on your status.
	Go to knowagendanation.com slash rings.
	Select everything you need, the right size.
	Eric DeShield will get that out to you along with your multi-colored sealing wax for sealing up your envelopes and, of course, your certificate of authenticity.
	And thank you for supporting the No Agenda show.
	Your production is highly...
	Appreciate it.
	No agenda meetups.
	Right.
	The 30% are out meeting up trying to stop the mass formation because that's how it works.
	We need to communicate, we need to organize.
	It's happening everywhere, including Finland.
	Well, Mulla, ITM, this is Sami from the Gitmo Nation Reindeer Meetup.
	Having fun.
	Mota, this is Harry from New Zealand.
	Recently dedouched, I think.
	Thanks for your courage.
	Hi, this is Sir Lorre, Black Knight of Helsinki.
	In the morning.
	Thanks for your courage.
	In the morning.
	In the morning.
	And there were two people who couldn't be there.
	We had like five people who would show up to a meet-up in Finland.
	Hello!
	That's not too shabby.
	And quite a few popped up in Philly for their local 76.
	We're here at Putt Putt in Christian Heights, Pennsylvania, just outside Philadelphia in the morning.
	That's guest host Alex.
	This is Tom Starkweather, also coming down from New York.
	Hey, Umami Mama here, you know, setting some records, breaking some records with lots of good people.
	Jeremy from the suburbs of Philly, having a good time, about to win some mini golf.
	Thanks, guys.
	Have a good one.
	Hi, Shannon Bailey here.
	Hey, this is Alfonso, also known the House 215 at Maui Goods.
	Uncle Adam, Uncle John, having a great time at Putt-Putt under a Wi-Fi tower.
	Love it.
	See ya.
	This is the acknowledgement message of local host Sean, who is in Florida.
	Have fun in Florida, Sean.
	In the morning!
	There was also a meetup, a Hill Country meetup, which was just up the road.
	I didn't make it because I had the friends stop by, and then, of course, I decided to rebuild the entire studio, and I looked up.
	I was like, okay, it's too late.
	It's also Oktoberfest all over the Hill Country.
	People are going crazy.
	They're walking around in lederhosen everywhere.
	And it's not like...
	The reason to stay away.
	That's not a costume.
	It's like they break it out every year.
	These are the Deutsche Texans.
	Yeah, you have a lot of Deutsche Texans.
	They're all in that area.
	Here's your meetups for this coming week.
	Tomorrow, the based bowling in Santa Cruz, California, Boardwalk Bowl.
	Then on Thursday, we have the Denver area hanging at the hangar meetup at 6 o'clock, and that'll be at Hangar 101 in Lakewood, Colorado.
	Now, on the way for the month of November, we've got the 9th, San Diego, Okinawa, Marshfield, Missouri, the 10th, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Three Mile Island evac zone.
	On the 15th, North Carolina, Long Beach on the 16th.
	Along with Cincinnati, Ohio, Nassau, Bahamas, Bastrop County, Texas.
	That's the big one.
	Now, I hear that there's also going to be javelin and hatchet throwing in addition to the face painting, the clowns, the close-up magic, the bouncy castle, the live music, the ice cream cart, the popcorn stands.
	What else did you hear that's going to be at this meeting?
	Dunking tank.
	Dunking tank.
	Everyone's going to be there like...
	I understood there's going to be a hot air balloon that makes it easier for people to find the place.
	It's right over.
	You'll be just floating above.
	I don't know whether they're going to do balloon rides or not, but they're usually a lot of fun.
	Hay rides.
	There's hay rides.
	It's covered with everything.
	They're putting an ice skating rink in for that event.
	Greenwood, Indiana, October 17th, as well as Orlando, Florida.
	On the 21st, Charlotte's Thursday, Thursday.
	The 22nd, Monterey, Seaside, California.
	The 22nd, also Buffalo, the western New York state.
	23rd, Cleveland, Charleston, South Carolina.
	And we round out the month on the 30th with Oregon Local 33.
	These are the no-agenda meetups.
	They're no joke.
	This is where the world is changing.
	People are coming together for the only reason...
	Well, you know what?
	It's probably because you're not in the mass hysteria.
	And we have things in common.
	And go ahead and try it.
	It's completely producer-organized.
	The only benefit is to you, the people who attend.
	And that's the way it should be.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	Go ahead, give it a try.
	It's like a party!
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days I just realized I have no ISOs.
	I have no ISOs.
	Interesting.
	I only have one.
	Well, that's the ISO then, I guess.
	Well, okay.
	Well, here it is.
	ISO riled up.
	Riled up and ready to go.
	You win.
	I mean, it has to be that.
	Nothing else.
	I actually went to my clips and I said, I don't have any ISO, so I went to the well.
	Yeah.
	Yes, the well being...
	Sophia with an F. Ah, right.
	Right.
	And I just pulled that from her.
	She didn't have a lot of good ones this time in this last one.
	She's talking about...
	Oh, she talks about the same thing all the time, which is getting laid.
	I have a, oh, a lot of people responded to my Governor Hochul, my friends, you know, what was the milieu that she's coming from, and unanimous response that anyone who says, listen to this, my friends, is probably a part of this gang.
	Well, we're not going there, my friends.
	I'm telling you right now.
	Yep, I agree.
	I think it's total Hillary Clinton.
	It's the same milieu as Hillary.
	And speaking of the same milieu as Hillary Clinton, this report came out yesterday.
	The Department of Homeland Security whistleblower is found dead.
	The Amador County Sheriff's Office in Northern California, locating Philip Haney's body yesterday.
	The coroner's office says he died of a single self-inflicted gunshot wound.
	Authorities say the investigation is active and ongoing.
	Haney is known for criticizing the Obama administration, claiming DHS ordered analysts to delete or modify hundreds of records of individualists tied to Islamic terror groups.
	It's so annoying when people are whistleblowers and they kill themselves because they're so mad at themselves.
	So mad about being a whistleblower.
	I hate my life.
	I hate the world.
	I must kill myself.
	Now, the disturbed...
	I have two...
	It's really only...
	Was it one...
	Is it two clips?
	Yeah, two clips.
	Short, short, short.
	This is really disturbing.
	Actually, I have short and then I have a longer report.
	That'll do it.
	Here's the short version of something that's happening.
	We've been seeing the videos.
	We've been playing.
	I think, you know, we don't really play them anymore because they're all kind of the same.
	But we've seen the parents at the school board meetings really laying down their thoughts and telling these administrators what they think of them.
	And this has resulted in two reports.
	This is a mashup.
	I'll do it.
	The first one is NBC, the Today Show.
	There are some very shocking images of parents.
	And protesters pushing back.
	And now school boards from coast to coast are demanding help.
	They want the White House to take urgent action.
	Here's the CBS version.
	Surprisingly, sounds the same.
	Threats to school boards.
	Tonight, the stunning request asking for help from the FBI to crack down on unruly behavior from parents because of COVID rules.
	Tonight, the National School Board Association is taking extraordinary action, sending an SOS to the White House and law enforcement.
	Members have been berated at meetings and threatened online.
	And then here's the full report from Poop Man crowning Jeff Begay's.
	School board officials are calling for help.
	Following increasingly violent incidents like this in Minnesota.
	A man complimenting school board members during a debate over masks, who's then charged by an unmasked man.
	Writing to President Biden, the National School Boards Association asked for help investigating the violent incidents and suggested the FBI monitor threats to board members likening these heinous actions to domestic terrorism.
	The impact of the pandemic on public schools is creating all this heightened rhetoric around the nation.
	And unfortunately, in some places, it's leading to threats and actual incidents of violence.
	Former Nevada School Board member Kurt Thigben said that he resigned after the constant harassment over email, phone, and social media made him think about suicide.
	He cited the January 6th insurrection as a trigger for the unruly behavior.
	They were coming after me and my colleagues consistently every day through multiple mediums.
	They saw me as a target for their hate.
	The White House responding today to the school board letter saying that they're looking at what more the administration can do.
	Obviously, these threats to school board members is horrible.
	They're doing their jobs.
	Local police are still going to play a role at these school board meetings, but what national school board officials are hoping for is that the feds provide some sort of intelligence that will give them a sense of what kinds of threats are heading their way.
	Yes.
	So when the left does this, they make a big fuss and they get outside of buildings and they threaten people.
	They beat them up.
	It happened in Berkeley like last year during the TIFA riots.
	Yeah.
	Black Lives Matter.
	No one's begging the government, begging the president to do something about it.
	But I would say most of these people are conservatives.
	Or maybe not, but it doesn't matter.
	They're not a bunch of leftists, that's for sure.
	No, it's a big deal.
	Oh, we've got the president's got to get involved.
	We've got these guys who are white supremacists.
	Well, that's the kind of frightening part.
	It's like, oh, the FBI, yeah, we need intelligence.
	We need to know if these people are going to try and kill us.
	Yeah, they might.
	I can tell you that right now.
	What you're doing to children, from their perspective, you might.
	And then how does this one school board member quit his position because of social media convincing him to kill himself?
	I was contemplating suicide because of social media.
	What?
	That's something that you don't want your teachers to be influenced to that degree.
	You should probably quit.
	Not by social media.
	No.
	Why are you even on social media through teenage girls, you idiot?
	Wow.
	But the classification is domestic extremists, domestic violent extremists.
	Domestic terrorism.
	Domestic terrorists.
	Is that really where we want to take this?
	Well, I'm guessing somebody does.
	I have a funny clip.
	I have an informational clip about Duterte is finally retiring.
	No, that's boring.
	Do funny.
	Funny is the clown shortage.
	Wait!
	You left this out of our supply chain coverage?
	Well, for some reason I wasn't associating this stupid report from NPR which only plays serious stories.
	For some reason it eluded me.
	First it was toilet tissue, then computer chips, now clowns, at least in Northern Ireland.
	I'll pause so you can include a joke about U.S. politics here.
	Circuses in Northern Ireland are reopening after being closed for 500 days.
	But during that time, a lot of clowns drove their clown cars over to EU nations that have already reopened.
	And now, there is a clown shortage in Northern Ireland.
	David Duffy, co-owner of Duffy's Circus, has opened online auditions, no previous experience necessary, for people who think they have the grit to get squirting flowers in their face.
	Mr.
	Duffy told BBC Radio Ulster, there's a lot more to being a clown than just putting on a big red nose in a big baggy pair of pants.
	You have to be able to read your audience in a short couple of minutes, he said, to get a rapport going with them and interact and feed off them.
	That insane B.J. Lederman runs our theme music?
	I think I know of somebody.
	Dude, what report was that?
	Who made that decision to put the happy music under that report?
	Yeah.
	I don't know.
	Where's that from?
	It's NPR. Those guys are out of control.
	Yeah.
	It wasn't even mixed.
	It wasn't even mixed properly.
	No.
	No.
	I just...
	Hey, I'm just a messenger.
	Well, you're fired as messenger.
	That's no good.
	I get the clips and that's where it ends up.
	At the end of the show.
	This ends our coverage for today, but you won't have to sleep very long.
	We'll be right back with you before you can say Rumpelstiltskin.
	Or something like that.
	We have Oserrino the Bearded with the 00 top 10 next on No Agenda Stream.
	And if you're already in the troll room, trollroom.io, then you can just stick around and that'll pop right up.
	End of show mixes, four good ones.
	Tidewater Architect with a classic, new.
	Could have come up with it.
	Anyone could have come up with it.
	In fact, there's a lot of blah-blah trend in the end-of-show mixes.
	Neil Jones, Fletcher, and Rolando Gonzalez will round it out.
	We really do appreciate everyone producing episode 1387.
	Coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country, here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the governmental maps.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. Devorak.
	We return on Thursday.
	Please join us...
	Right here.
	And remember us at dvorak.org slash na.
	You will not regret it.
	Until next time, adios mofos!
	There is no planet B. There is no planet blah.
	Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
	There is no planet B. Blah, blah, blah.
	Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
	There is no planet blah.
	Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
	Build back better. Blah, blah, blah. Uh-huh.
	Green economy.
	Blah, blah, blah. Uh-huh.
	Net zero by 2050.
	Blah, blah, blah. Uh-huh. Climate neutral. Blah, blah, blah. Uh-huh. Climate neutral. Climate neutral. Climate neutral. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah.
	Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah. Blah, blah, blah, blah.
	Thank you.
	We've been trained to believe that the Fed is on our side.
	What the Fed has trained us to believe is that if we make a bet in the market and we win, we're on our own.
	We get to keep the profits.
	If we lose, they will bend every effort and every dollar they can get their hands on, one way or another, to bail us out.
	This is a symmetry of the most splendid kind.
	In my career in America, the percentage of GDP that goes to finance has gone from three and a half to eight and a half.
	In a way, we're like a giant bloodsucker.
	And we have more than doubled in size.
	And sucking more than twice the blood out of the rest of the economy.
	We need more content and God delivered.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Blah, blah.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	That's stupid.
	Blah, blah.
	Blah, blah.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Funny hugging.
	Hey, this hurts.
	I had to take a shower afterward.
	I thought she was kind of funny, but now she's sick.
	She's a sick woman.
	Teenagers are dumb.
	Well, yeah.
	Yes, thank you.
	I got an amen and a hallelujah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, they're bad.
	What?
	Our hopes and dreams drown in their empty words and promises.
	It was way too woke.
	Climate neutral.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Oh my God, we're all gonna die from climate change.
	That means we will have to change.
	This is the excuse for when you revolt, when you go ballistic.
	Words that sound great.
	Okay.
	Wait for it.
	The kids have been soaking their tampons.
	What?
	It cured all ills.
	Everyone in sales knows this trick, by the way.
	Now all everybody's doing is bitching and moaning.
	The blah, blah, blah has to go.
	We can no longer let the people in power decide what is politically possible or not.
	So dramatic, this woman.
	We can no longer let the people in power decide what hope is.
	Humanity is doomed.
	blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah they're stupid blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah Stop doing that.
	cold red for humanity and that's a disaster of course we can still turn this around you Gloves off, gauntlet down.
	I'm pissed.
	I don't want to sound like a complete lunatic here, but all my life, all I've seen was Democrats trying to kill people.
	Net zero by 2050, blah, blah, blah, net zero, blah, blah, blah, climate neutral, blah, blah, blah.
	Talk about a country that has just experienced so much tragedy.
	I've been working through two coup d'etat.
	Do I take Tylenol when I get a headache?
	Yes.
	Do I know what's in Tylenol?
	I don't know what's in Tylenol.
	I just know my headache's gone.
	Don't take horse medicine.
	I'm unhappy, and I'm not just unhappy with the cowboys who were running down Haitians.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	What we witnessed was worse than what we witnessed in slavery.
	Blah, blah, blah.
	What the hell are we doing here?
	This is all we hear from our so-called leaders.
	We gotta stop this mess.
	Who's paying these cowboys to do this work?
	Who's paying these cowboys to do this work?
	Not tomorrow, not next week, not next month, but immediately.
	Words that sound great.
	And let people know that they're trying to take us back.
	Words that sound great, but so far has led to no action.
	This is not about some expensive, politically correct, green-ass bunny-hugging, or blah-blah-blah.
	Build back better, blah-blah-blah.
	Green economy, blah-blah-blah.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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