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	I mushed dogs.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, October 17th, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Get My Nation Media Assassination, episode 1391.
	This is No Agenda.
	Running on Vapors and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're all convinced that Major League Baseball is rigged, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Didn't we already go through this?
	Did you just bang on the garbage can?
	Or is there a new rigging scandal I'm unaware of?
	What's that?
	No, that's a ratchet.
	No, this is a...
	I don't know what the hell.
	It's called a Vibra Slap.
	A Vibra Slap?
	Yeah, somebody bought me a Vibra Slap and sent it in by UPS. I never found out who it was.
	Sounds like something you ordered from Adam and Eve.
	Vibra Slap.
	Yeah, it's a good one.
	We start the day off with a great one-liner.
	Yeah, it's because I slept about...
	What's a Vibra Slap?
	It's this.
	Okay.
	Is that how they are rigging the games?
	It's used in, I guess, Latin music.
	Oh, sure.
	The Miami Sound Machine.
	Gloria Estefan.
	No.
	No.
	All right.
	Tell Gloria yourself.
	No, no.
	I'm saying no to your commentary about the baseball game.
	Oh, okay.
	All right.
	Well, a short night for me last night.
	We got back at one from the big meetup in Bastrop, Texas.
	You didn't have to stay that long.
	Actually, I did.
	It was very hard to get away.
	I mean, if there's 250 people, you know, four hours doesn't really give you time to talk to everybody or at least, you know, try to talk to everybody.
	And everyone wants to talk to you.
	Do you want to report or do you want to do some other stuff first?
	No.
	No, you want a report?
	No, yes.
	No, I want a report.
	Ah, okay.
	This was one of the most impressive no agenda meetups ever.
	There were 230 people had RSVP'd.
	That's when it was closed off and still probably another 20 came anyway.
	Sure, that's the way to do it.
	Yeah.
	And it was at the homestead of Sir Julian and Dame Julian.
	It was unbelievable.
	This was an old wedding venue they bought.
	And so they decided to turn that into their home.
	But they still have the pavilion.
	They've got a stage.
	They've got his and hers, toilets, them and theirs.
	You know, really fresh, completely new, all really nice.
	It's just chickens running around.
	And at this meetup, John, it was, you know, there were kids, there were dogs, there was everything.
	And we had...
	Dogs.
	Did they have to RSVP? The dogs did not have to RSVP. Mackenzie Kelly, our city councilwoman from Austin, she came.
	How is she?
	She's funny.
	First of all, she has a boot because something happened with her foot during some political thing.
	So she's hobbling around.
	So she's hobbling around and she vapes.
	She vapes.
	She's a bit like...
	She reminded me a bit...
	Of the kind of Ann Richards-style politician.
	Oh, yeah, Texas.
	And she can drink.
	She had a good time.
	There were people that I hadn't seen in seven or eight years, like My Cherie, who is...
	I don't think we've ever talked about her, but I know her from way back in the day, in the early spin class days.
	And Farmer Chris.
	Do you remember Farmer Chris, who I used to see with the eggs at the Farmer's Market?
	Oh, yes.
	Yeah, the Farmer's Market guy.
	Yeah, I was just, oh my god, he's never stopped listening, and he heard that we were going to be in Bastrop, so he came over.
	And I, of course, you know, we're talking, first of all, or second of all, third, meet and greets.
	You've done them.
	I'm not talking about meetups, but meet and greets.
	Usually, when you're meeting, and in this case, I'll say fans, it's a huge energy suck.
	At the end, you're just like, oh, I'm so drained from all these people.
	But with a no agenda meeting, do you know what I mean?
	Yeah, but nobody bitches about it.
	Well, if you do a lot of them, you're like, oh, I'm so tired of it.
	Yeah, of course people bitch about it.
	Hey, baby, I've been on the road, okay?
	I know what it's like.
	But at a No Agenda Meetup, it's exactly the opposite.
	People are giving you energy.
	And there's just such good energy.
	Now, here's a couple of things I learned.
	Or just some people I met.
	We had...
	The husband and wife, she's a traveling nurse.
	I guess they sold everything at the beginning of the pandemic, bought a Class A RV, and I think they made a million dollars just going around to all these hospitals, you know, $200, $300 an hour, $5,000 sign-up bonus.
	They've just been taking advantage of it.
	Ah, the traveling nurses.
	Yes, traveling nurses.
	We also have, in our producer set, a Medicaid fraud detective.
	I don't think that's exactly the right title.
	No, but we need more of those.
	And she was telling me that just one small hospital system, like just unbelievable amounts of money because of fraud, of putting COVID on.
	But also they had these scams where, you know, it's like...
	Oh, yeah, she's got to have the best story.
	And hopefully she's going to write in with a couple more.
	So, you know, they'll bring someone in, $1,500 if you mark COVID, if they come into the emergency room, and they'll send them out back into the outpatient where they get another $800 or something.
	You know, there's like double dipping on the patients.
	So, thank goodness there's people like her.
	Going after that crap.
	Yeah, thank goodness there's people like her.
	There's not enough people like her.
	Yeah, I agree.
	This is typical of enforcement.
	Yeah.
	But, you know, at least she's making some difference.
	I was happy to hear that.
	Then I met the, again, the couple who were in Bastrop, who's pretty much their whole house, everything got burned in the big fire seven, eight years ago.
	If you recall, the big Bastrop fire in Texas.
	Maybe a little bit longer than that, actually, now I'm...
	Yeah, they've been producing this show for a long time.
	And at one point, they were selling wood from around their home, which turned out to be quite lucrative for them.
	And then they started a pool business, a small pool business.
	And this was going really well until February, the Snowmageddon, where everybody's pipes broke, of course, because that's not a typical freeze for Texas.
	So they were doing really well until, and this is important, There's no more chlorine.
	Only in California is there still chlorine available, nowhere else in the United States, and no one can get it.
	Seems like a big problem to me.
	Yeah, yeah, it seems kind of phony baloney, too, if you think about it.
	Well, he said, please tell John, because he's going to say it's phony baloney.
	Please tell John because we can't get chlorine.
	It's impossible to get chlorine.
	So what is going on?
	Well, no one's gotten to the bottom of it.
	Why do you think it's phony baloney?
	Because why is California the only place that has it?
	I don't know.
	Do you guys have...
	We don't make it.
	No.
	Apparently, there was a chlorine plant somewhere in maybe Texas or Louisiana, and with one of the hurricanes, it got destroyed.
	But since then, it's been kind of rough to get...
	Maybe it only comes in from China, in through California.
	How about that?
	Ah...
	I'm not going to say that's not the case.
	It probably is.
	It may actually be that.
	Hmm.
	You know, I didn't have time.
	There's a lot of stuff coming in through China.
	You've watched a couple more of these cars go by today.
	Yes.
	And these trains with 130 cars.
	And they're going the right direction.
	They're going the right direction?
	Yeah, they're going in the direction of the Interland.
	Hmm.
	Heading east.
	Okay.
	And are they packed?
	Are they packed?
	What do they got?
	Oh, yeah.
	Packed.
	Packed.
	Well, they better have some chlorine tablets on those cars.
	And I'm still comparing what's going on with Mimi up at, she's in Port Angeles right now, and she talks about the Costco up there, and I got my Costco down here.
	And I went there the other day, and the place is to the roof with product.
	Yeah, you guys are hoarding all of the country's crap.
	That sounds like it.
	I'm not kidding either.
	Because, you know, my sister-in-law is here.
	We got dibs.
	Here it comes.
	Here comes the boat.
	We got dibs.
	We're taking that.
	We're taking that.
	My sister-in-law is here for the weekend.
	She lives in Indiana.
	She says, shit's bare.
	There's nothing.
	There's nothing, she says.
	Yeah.
	So, no, this is really serious.
	And I don't think we'll starve, but we're going to learn about a lot of shit that comes from China that we didn't know even came from China.
	I think we're going to start learning.
	There was also a great producer.
	She said, you know, she did something unrelated in her work life, but, you know, I've married a lot of people.
	I really like doing that as a minister of, John, our denomination, the Universal Life Church.
	You and I are both ministers.
	Or I think you're Grand Puba, or am I? No, I'm a doctor of divinity.
	Dr.
	Divinity, right.
	And it's legal.
	You know, my mistake, I don't want to stop your storytelling.
	Well, I interrupted with this.
	My mistake, I actually met Kirby Hensley, who founded that church, me and a friend.
	We went out to Modesto.
	Yeah.
	Where he lived, and we went to his little house, and he brought us in.
	He's illiterate.
	Was he a millionaire, a multimillionaire from this?
	No, he was modest.
	He's a modest man.
	Nice guy.
	And he said we wanted to get our, you know, Whatever, you become ministers.
	He says, oh yeah, no problem.
	He brings out the paperwork and he says, what else do you want?
	He says, you want a doctor of divinity?
	And I said, yeah.
	So he gives me that.
	He says, you want a PhD?
	You want a master's degree?
	Can I stupidly say, no, no, I'm good with this?
	Well, I do have the Connecticut School of Broadcasting degree, so there's that.
	There's that.
	So, she said, you know, I'm a universal life church minister.
	I said, ah, a woman of my cloth.
	This is good to meet you.
	I said, well, guess what?
	A lot of these same people are coming back to me and saying, would you please write a religious exemption for us?
	Because I've been doing tens of them, ten at a time.
	We could actually do that.
	We are religious scholars.
	We are religious leaders of the Universal Life Church.
	We can also attest to religious exemption.
	I can hear the wheels clicking in his head.
	No, no, no, no.
	We're not going to do this.
	Let's see.
	What else did I learn?
	Oh, yes.
	Very important person from Southwest Airlines also attended.
	And there will be a strike at the main office tomorrow, Monday.
	Against the mandates.
	There's a lot of strike stuff going on.
	Oh yeah.
	I definitely have some strike stuff.
	It's not being recorded.
	In fact, I have a clip.
	I have about six strike clips.
	But I want to give you the kicker before we leave from the meetup.
	So first...
	I sound like Joe Biden.
	We had four, I think three nightings and one daming on the spot, which is always fun to do.
	And we had a podium for it.
	And I had brought the sword, the one that I got, gosh, I think up in Idaho.
	Oh, you were prepared.
	Oh, yeah.
	Of course.
	I'm never going to be prepared for that, so I hope nobody ever asked me to do it.
	Well...
	It was almost like Crocodile Dundee.
	I forgot who it was.
	One of our producers says, oh, you got the sword.
	I say, yeah.
	He says, no, this is a sword, mate.
	And he brings out this thing.
	It was like the sword from Excalibur.
	It was over five feet long and heavy.
	I could have lopped someone's head off just with the sheer mass of it.
	So, you know, perfect situation for knightings and damings, although I've added them to the list today so we can do it properly because some have some roundtable requests, and I'm sure I flubbed their names, no doubt.
	Anyway, everybody we've ever seen at a No Agenda meetup was there.
	It was...
	Absolutely one of the best times.
	There were a lot of new listeners, which I thought was fantastic.
	People who started listening one, two months ago, some since Rogan, some since the beginning of the pandemic.
	Just all lovely, lovely people.
	And then, at the very end, Dame Julian and Sir Julian bring out this beautiful white Labrador.
	And they say, would you like a free dog?
	And what do you mean?
	Well, so this dog someone had abandoned with their litter.
	It's about two years old.
	And I don't know the full story, but she was really traumatized, obviously.
	And they finally coaxed her in, and so now she's been sleeping in his office.
	They haven't given her a name.
	They have spayed her.
	And I got to tell you, man, this dog was looking at me like, choose me.
	And I think we're going to adopt this dog.
	A white lab?
	Yes, beautiful.
	Beautiful.
	And of course, everyone there with a dog is like, but you hate dogs.
	I say, well, when I'm frustrated with John, I need something to kick, so maybe this white lab will do it.
	We have to get the backstory on the dog and learn a little bit more, but it was so sweet.
	She was just sitting there, just like, oh, take me home.
	Yes, the dogs do.
	They're good at sales.
	Trap dog!
	Trap dog!
	That's what it was.
	A trap dog.
	Totally.
	So...
	Well, if you get it and you can't have a dog getting something like a white lab, it's so screwy that it probably befits you.
	Yeah, what do you mean screwy?
	What's wrong with the white lab?
	Nobody has white labs.
	No, they're very rare.
	It's very rare.
	It's just pretty.
	And I don't know, it just seems like the right thing to do.
	Yeah.
	Poor dog.
	I think the whole thing was designed to get you to get that dog.
	Good work, everybody!
	Spelled backwards, the word dog is God.
	Yeah.
	Clearly, PETA is behind this.
	Bastards.
	So, yeah, Strikes and Sick Outs is the title I have for.
	What clips do you have?
	And then I can share a couple of mine.
	Well, I got the old man, the old man Cruz bitching and moaning, which was on TikTok, I think, and I played that, but I'm looking for my main clip.
	What, Cruz on TikTok?
	Old man, no.
	No, there's another guy.
	He's a hard hat.
	Oh, that guy.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	That guy.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	But I also have a clip from, I think it was on Tucker, with this woman, one of these women from Maine, and I can't find it on here, because I know I clipped it.
	I think I may have called it Tucker, but I don't see a Tucker clip.
	Well, why don't you look, and then I'll play this clip from Chicago, or about Chicago.
	Chicago Police Union President John Catanzaro is urging officers to ignore the looming deadline to report their vaccine status to the city.
	He's predicting if the city tries to punish officers for not complying, only half will show up to patrol city streets.
	Any sergeant, lieutenant, captain, or above who gives you an order to go on that portal is not valid.
	You are able to refuse that order.
	Can officers ignore direct orders from a supervisor?
	They do so at their peril.
	Insubordination is not something that we can tolerate.
	The policy announced by Mayor Lori Lightfoot in August requires all city employees to be fully vaccinated by tonight's deadline.
	Military person?
	Workers can be unvaccinated through the end of the year if they undergo regular testing off the clock and out of their own pocket.
	The mayor insists the city will be safe.
	Should citizens of Chicago be worried about their safety?
	No, they shouldn't be.
	Obviously, we have contingency plans in place if they are necessary, but I'm confident that they're not going to be necessary.
	I guess we should say, before we continue with this topic, that we had a quick text message yesterday.
	You know, you were bringing the checks to the bank, and we have, you know, it's a local bank, but they're part of a bigger system.
	And you said, well, this probably won't clear until Monday or so, because half the bank walked out?
	There's only three people there.
	They all kind of, did a bunch of them quit?
	It's out of the blue?
	I couldn't get it out of the one woman.
	She was flustered.
	What the hell is going on?
	But you said this is a movement.
	And I think it is.
	I think it's a unique moment.
	And we'll see if we can pull it off.
	It's almost, and it's not being organized.
	In fact, I have my clips if you want to play.
	Yeah, yeah, sure.
	First of all, since you did the Chicago clip, we can do a follow-up Chicago clip.
	This is from Fox.
	Mandates is the keyword you look for.
	Mandates in Chicago.
	Now, vaccine mandates in many U.S. cities could put millions of Americans at risk and force thousands of city employees out of work.
	It could all potentially lead to higher crime.
	And unemployment.
	Across the United States tonight, city workers are trying to take a stand against vaccine mandates.
	The deadline here in Los Angeles and in Seattle is early next week.
	In Chicago, the deadline is in a matter of hours, midnight.
	City employees must enter their vaccine status into a city portal.
	The Chicago Police Union president estimates as much as half of the police force has not been vaccinated.
	That means thousands of officers face being let go in cities like Chicago with steep violent crime.
	The battle between Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot and the police union president is rapidly intensifying.
	A short while ago, a Cook County judge issued a temporary restraining order against the police union president, prohibiting him from publicly commenting anymore about the city's vaccine policy.
	The mayor claims that officers who do not comply with tonight's deadline will not be sent home this weekend, but Chicago police worry if they don't submit their vaccine status at some point very soon, they could be fired.
	What's interesting about these types of sick-outs, I guess you call them, or what's forthcoming, is that they're not allowed to strike.
	Because, you know, the police, anything that's unionized, they have some agreement.
	Well, you can't just, you know, do a strike.
	I guess you have to, I guess there's rules on when you can strike and you have to call for a vote.
	A lot of laws have been passed over the last 50 years, despite what Joe Biden says, that have limited the union's powers.
	They can't do walkouts.
	They can't do strikes.
	They can't do this.
	They can't do that.
	General strikes are illegal in the United States.
	That's why we never have them.
	You can get thrown in jail in the midst of felony if you even encourage a general strike.
	That means everybody just stays home, which happens in France.
	It happens in Europe.
	It happens everywhere but here.
	And so, yeah, so the unions have been debaulsed.
	So there's this kind of underground thing that seems to be going on, especially with Southwest is the best example of it.
	Nobody's told these guys to do anything.
	And our producer was proud, was proud of what was going on.
	Yeah, yeah.
	We're standing up.
	We love our customers.
	We love our employees.
	It was really great.
	You know, the typical Southwest big heart attitude in Herb's cattle car.
	Yeah, so here's a part of the problem is in the next clip, which is mandates in Maine.
	This is on Tucker.
	Okay, hold on.
	Yep.
	What does this mean for the state of Maine?
	Lisa Keim is the state senator from the state.
	We're happy to have her on tonight.
	Senator, thanks so much for coming on.
	Give us a sense of what this will mean for people in the state of Maine.
	Thank you, Tucker.
	Yes, tonight, as you said, at midnight, EMS workers will no longer be answering calls.
	And we don't know on the state level how many have been let go.
	But there will be 911 calls that go unanswered in the state of Maine.
	And the difference here in Maine that's good to understand is that we have already done away with all philosophical and religious exemptions.
	And it is very difficult to get a medical exemption at all.
	So these EMS workers, they are faced with the choice of feeding their family or taking the vaccine.
	And I have talked to many people throughout the state.
	There are definitely dire consequences coming.
	And we are not sure yet what the impact overall is going to be.
	If your 911 call goes unanswered, what's the point of having a government?
	Honestly, what's the point?
	And why isn't there a revolt against this?
	There's going to be a lot of people that are going to be hurt by this.
	But at this moment, no one knows.
	This really has not been well reported.
	No kidding.
	Living in communities where the entire EMS service or possibly 50% or a large percentage are no longer to be working, those communities don't yet know.
	This is something that we are going to find out as it unfolds over the next week.
	Wow!
	Not well reported is the understatement of the day.
	Yes, the news media has gone along with the program, the Joe Biden program.
	It's really disgusting, if you think about it, and not reported on any of this.
	Also not reporting on massive protests once again in Paris, massive protests in Rome.
	All over the world.
	Yep, everywhere.
	It's not the only thing happening because the lockdown has made people think about their lives and reevaluate things.
	So here's just a quick list, which is partially mandates, partially people just sick of the work they're doing.
	The United States Postal Service has now been changing first-class mail delivery timeframes.
	And it's like, it may be a little later than you expect.
	We have, so Chicago Police Department, Fire Department.
	Oh, the TSA agents have exactly until November 22nd to prove they're vaccinated.
	That's going to be messy because a lot of the TSA agents in the United States are African American.
	So you're going to get a very low turnout and you get a lot of people not coming into work.
	And those jobs are shitty and pay shit.
	And just before Thanksgiving rush.
	Yep.
	Southwest Airlines we talked about.
	Also Boeing tomorrow with their Everett plant.
	They're going to do a sick out.
	Now the Hollywood IATSE strike appears to be averted, although the unions are now rumored to maybe not ratify it.
	But I'm kind of expecting the M5M affiliated people will still continue.
	Many teachers are taking early retirement.
	A couple notes from producers in the show notes about that.
	And they're just sick of it, John.
	This is like, you know, it's been real good.
	I'll just, I only got three more years left.
	Screw it.
	I'll go now.
	I don't want to be a part of this crap anymore.
	Only half of the workers at two of the U.S.'s critical shipyards are vaccinated.
	Now, let's see.
	Meanwhile, over at Netflix, they're all walking out over Dave Chappelle saying something about trans women.
	Real important over there, people.
	Can't call 911 in Maine, but oh!
	You know, you get those woke in there.
	That's what we've talked about over the years.
	You hired the woke and you end up getting screwed by them.
	And then we have...
	Well, at this last one, we have a good old-fashioned strike.
	People just sick and tired of people making money off of their backs.
	From the heartland to Hollywood, more workers are getting ready to walk off the job, demanding better conditions and higher pay.
	This morning, 10,000 employees at John Deere are preparing to hit the picket lines in Iowa, Illinois, and Kansas.
	They argue even as the company's profits grew by 61% in recent years, And their CEO's salary grew by 160% during the pandemic.
	Their pay has actually been cut.
	We need to let them know that they can't continue to take our money and take our money and take our money.
	Meanwhile, union workers at Kellogg Serial Plans have been out on strike for more than a week, angry about long hours, including seven-day work weeks.
	Our number one priority is to get back to the negotiations table and reach a contract so our employees can get back to their jobs.
	And their lives.
	And soon, Hollywood may see a walkout.
	60,000 TV and film crew members could walk off a job Monday over what they claim are unfair working conditions.
	Our hours are really grueling, and we need rest between the workdays and over the weekend, but an actual meal break during the day.
	Across the country, a record number of workers are quitting their jobs.
	4.3 million Americans, or 2.9% of the workforce, left their jobs in August.
	John, you and I have been on sets of movies and television shows.
	It's grueling, long, crappy-ass work.
	Am I wrong?
	Well, it's because of the setup and takedown times.
	I mean, once you get set up to do something, you might as well stay there as long as you can.
	Yeah, but that's just what it is.
	It's long hours.
	Yeah, because it's unpredictable.
	You have to do stuff over.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and you got to do stuff over and over and over, especially depending on who's running this show.
	Some of these guys are jerks.
	Well, there's that.
	I want to, just back to the vaccine thing, we should play Old Man Cruz, which is this old man ranting.
	He's on a, this is profane, so people can...
	Maybe put their kids aside for this guy.
	I cut out the worst part of it, but he's a construction guy.
	It's funny you did that work, because I was looking at that clip.
	I'm like, oh man, this is too much.
	It's too much F-words.
	Yeah, it's too much, but I clipped what I clipped.
	He makes a good point, and I don't know whether this could be a phony, because he looks like an old codger, but you never know.
	That seemed pretty authentic to me.
	And does it matter?
	I don't know what the fuck happened today.
	That yellow-bellied son-of-a-bitch safety man came in here and told us we all had to get the fucking vaccine or we were all going to be fired.
	You know what we all did?
	We all grabbed our shit and started heading to the fucking gate and told them, kiss our fucking ass.
	You can have this job.
	You can take it and give it.
	And you know what?
	Before we got to the gate, they came and told us, never mind, you ain't got to get it.
	That's right.
	You stand together, they can't take your dignity, your job, your pride.
	Don't be no yelly-bellied son of a bitch.
	Stand up against this terror tyranny.
	Don't be no yelly-bellied son of a bitch.
	Hey, you know, that's motivating.
	That guy for governor.
	Oh, God.
	Hotez, Hotep Hotez, he's very upset about these sick-outs and walk-outs, and he just can't believe what's going on.
	This is such an outrage.
	What's wrong with people?
	It's taking place, and he aired his grievances on CBS News.
	We've done terribly here in Texas.
	Right now we've lost close to 70,000 lives here in Texas, despite the widespread availability of vaccines.
	You know, I don't call this misinformation anymore.
	I don't call it disinformation.
	I call it out for what it is.
	This is anti-science aggression.
	Anti-science aggression.
	And what's interesting is if you're walking out because you don't want a vaccine, then that's anti-science aggression, also known as ASA. Yeah.
	And what I thought was cool about this clip is he says, you know, 70,000 people died in Texas because of COVID, which we know is a lie.
	You know, with underlying conditions and fraud.
	But then all these numbers, how's that scientific?
	But listen to how he says it and what he says right after that.
	We've done terribly here in Texas.
	Right now, we've lost close to 70,000 lives here in Texas despite the widespread availability of vaccines.
	You know, I don't call this misinformation anymore.
	I don't call it disinformation.
	That is misinformation, bro.
	He literally says something that is misinformation.
	Yeah, and disinformation.
	And disinformation.
	It's a double.
	It's a twofer.
	He is the anti-science aggressor.
	Douche.
	So I found another basketball player.
	Yeah.
	And he's got some podcasters.
	He's a gamer and he's on some podcast and he's moaning and groaning about his situation.
	His name's Brandon Gordon.
	He's with the Atlanta Hawks.
	Oh, yes, yes.
	I heard about him.
	Atlanta Hawks.
	Listen to him.
	I got him moaning here.
	I got sick and then I never quite recovered from it.
	I would always have back pain.
	You know, I was just super tired in the games.
	Like, when we played Philly back-to-back, bro, I was so tired.
	Like, I felt like I couldn't run up and down the court.
	And then my back was hurting.
	Then we went home, I think.
	That's when I started, like, my back really started hurting bad.
	And then I'm like, alright, I gotta go to the doctor.
	And that's when I found out I had blood clots.
	Like, that all happened in a span of a month.
	I was fine up until then.
	Up until I took the vaccine, I was fine.
	Yeah.
	I know.
	Yeah, he's going to be a gamer for a long, long time.
	I'm talking like that.
	Yeah, it's disgusting.
	Well, if you listen to the whole clip, it goes on and on.
	Yeah, that they told him to shut up about it, right?
	They told him to shut up about it.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, this is the kind of science that Dr.
	Hotep's talking about.
	That's science.
	Shut up!
	Shut up!
	Luckily in Texas, we do have some leaders, such as the CEO of Delta, who have their heads screwed on right.
	Well, the reason the mandate was put in by the president, I believe, was because they wanted to make sure companies had a plan to get their employees vaccinated.
	A month before the president came out with the mandate, we'd already announced our plan to get all of our people vaccinated.
	And the good news is the plan is working.
	Delta today, we are 90% vaccinated, fully vaccinated across our entire company, and more and more vaccinations are coming in by the day.
	So I expect by the time we get to November next month, we're going to be at the 95% threshold.
	And when you consider there's going to be religious and some medical accommodations made that we're going to need to consider, by the time we're done, we'll be pretty close to fully vaccinated as a company without going through all the divisiveness of a mandate.
	You know, we're proving that you can work collaboratively with your people, trusting your people to make the right decisions, respecting their decisions, and not, you know, forcing them over the loss of their jobs.
	So I like this because he kind of calls it out for what it is.
	He's saying, hey, these mandates, as far as I'm concerned, is just meant to get everybody motivated to get vaccinated, so we'll be at 95%, and, you know, we're all good over here.
	Same token, I just recalled another producer came up to me and said, the insurance companies are licking their lips.
	Everybody who is unvaccinated will get a surcharge on their insurance.
	$200.
	Everybody.
	So even me, working for the No Agenda show.
	On my crappy-ass high Oscar.
	How about that?
	When this all shakes out, there will be a class action suit.
	They're going to lose all that money they made.
	I'm telling you right now, the insurance company is going to be licking their lips all they want.
	I agree.
	Short term, they'll do something.
	Some guy will get a big bonus, he'll quit.
	Fantastic.
	Yeah, there was a meme going around talking about the basketball players and, I guess, Kyrie Irving, who...
	He still hasn't been vaccinated, so he's on the sideline.
	And the meme goes something like this.
	Like, they let Magic Johnson play with full-blown AIDS. It was in the newsletter.
	I'm sorry, I didn't see the newsletter.
	Yeah.
	So, I'll repeat it.
	They let Magic Johnson play with full-blown AIDS, but...
	Kyrie Irving, you know, because he won't get a vaccine or vaccination, can't play.
	Yeah, that meme stems from the newsletter.
	Okay, well, I didn't know where it came from.
	Actually, where it came from, to be honest about it.
	Because the newsletter, I don't get the meme stuff.
	I only get the copy that you sent.
	Yeah, the full disclosure, that was actually put on No Agenda Social about two months ago.
	Ah, okay.
	And I scarfed it from there, and then I put it in the newsletter, and then it comes around.
	But it's a good one.
	In fact, I had a couple of letters from people saying, yeah, what, what, what?
	What, what, what, what?
	Luckily...
	Back to the jobs.
	Back to the jobs thing.
	I do have one clip I play.
	It's called Old Jobs, New Jobs.
	Okay.
	Set up?
	No.
	And many people quit their jobs during the pandemic, but some predict many of these workers will boomerang right back to their old jobs.
	And today Phil Zou has the story.
	An associate management professor at Texas A&M University predicted the great resignation when many people quit their jobs during the pandemic and is still going on as a record 4 million...
	Hold on.
	Where's this report from?
	I love this reporter.
	This is my new fave.
	Your new fave is coming up later in the show.
	Oh, okay.
	This is New Tang Dynasty, and they have a reporter coming up later in the show that is going to be your favorite reporter.
	It's like, what are we doing here?
	Their jobs during the pandemic, and it's still going on as a record 4 million people resign from their jobs in August alone.
	I would say don't quit a job unless you have something to go to.
	Employers are not able to fill positions because employees just do not need their jobs.
	They've gotten the upper hand, if you will, on the job market.
	Now that same professor is coining a new term, boomerang employees, who will eventually return to their old jobs.
	Chuck Simikian has been in the HR industry for over 25 years and he agrees.
	They're gone.
	They're out swinging around.
	Getting experience, trying other things, and they are ready to come back.
	Simikin says there are many benefits to bringing back a former employee.
	Employers are going to want to bring back people that they know, that they feel comfortable with because recruiting and training are huge, huge expenses.
	But HR business partner Shannon Curtis over at Employers Advantage has seen otherwise.
	They're changing for better pay, better benefits offerings, and the opportunity to remote work if that's a possibility.
	So I have not seen many people return to their old jobs.
	But Curtis says while workers have the upper hand now, the playing field might level out.
	I would encourage employers and employees to think long term and not be short-sighted.
	So it's easy to go for the quick fix or the quick compensation increase, but take a deep breath to think long term so our decisions aren't so immediate and short-lived.
	Well, I think missing from that list is people who just say, you know, if I can do something different and make 25% less and go live somewhere else, I'll do that too.
	I think there's a lot of that.
	People who see no hope.
	And you also have the people you met at the meetup, which in the big town RV. Oh, who dive right in, of course.
	Of course.
	Well, the people who are self-starters and wait around for the government to do something.
	Well, luckily, there's a Texas senator, his name is Hall, who did lay it out once again how incredibly cruel this is.
	Just cruel.
	And I think just listening to this little spiel here reminds us, you know, whenever the topic of mandates comes up, you have to take all the different elements of this particular one into account.
	The problem we have right now in America, all the way around, is that several years ago, the pharmaceutical companies came to the government and said, unless you do something about the problems we're having with this thing we're doing that has a lot of adverse reactions, we're going to quit making the vaccines.
	So the government stepped in and created an immunity.
	Right now, pharmaceutical companies have total immunity for vaccines.
	They are not responsible for any adverse reactions or death from the vaccines.
	You get a vaccine and you're on your own.
	And so that's one of the things we're faced with here is this bold, self-righteous requirement to protect people and require the vaccine.
	But no one is recognizing who's going to be responsible for the adverse reactions.
	And there are adverse reactions.
	I have a report in Medicare, out of Medicare, which is a very accurate report that shows we're having significant reactions and numbers of deaths.
	And so until somebody says they're going to be responsible, all we're doing is shoveling back off on the worker that if they get the vaccine immediately, And have an adverse reaction, they've got to take care of it themselves.
	So for those that are advocating that this is the right thing to do, somebody is going to have to step up and say who's going to be responsible for it.
	And Mr.
	Chairman, that's one of the main things that's missing from this whole thing, is it's all dumped on the individual that is being forced to take this medical procedure, experimental medical procedure, that is far from perfect.
	Well-documented, far from perfect, in which we have had thousands of people die and thousands of people end up in the hospital, but they are responsible for it.
	Not the employer, not the government, not the manufacturer who's putting it out.
	And until we get that solved, Mr.
	Chairman, I don't think there is any way we could ever allow a mandate in any form that would require someone that has to feed their family to have to take that risk themselves.
	And I think you would probably agree with me that someone ought to be accepting that risk.
	It's probably not something you've even thought about.
	And I think those businesses and the hospitals in particular, they're so adamant about forcing people to take a vaccine, should be stepping up and to say, take that vaccine and I'll be responsible for you after you've done it.
	But not one of them have done that yet.
	Hallelujah.
	Who is that?
	State Senator Hall.
	From Texas.
	He's a state senator in Texas?
	Texas, yeah.
	This guy should be in Congress.
	Yeah, no kidding.
	Yeah, that was good.
	Yeah, he nails it.
	That's really part of the problem.
	Yeah, is that no one's responsible.
	So, you know, you are now down to...
	Hey, take this, take this.
	Oh, too bad you didn't go over.
	Too bad.
	Didn't fit in or didn't sit well.
	It didn't fit in.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, we got some booster news.
	Yes.
	Yippee!
	Who's on deck?
	Who wins today?
	Moderna is on top of the list here for winning.
	Okay.
	Moderna booster?
	First tonight, the boosters.
	What we learned today on Moderna and ABC's Witch on...
	What we learned.
	Yeah.
	Tonight, booster shots for millions of Americans who got the Moderna vaccine now a major step closer to authorization.
	We do have a unanimous 19 out of 19 yes votes and that concludes the voting portion.
	A key FDA panel voting unanimously to recommend that third shot six months after the second dose for anyone 65 and older.
	18 and older at high risk from an underlying health condition or 18 and older whose job may put them at greater risk for exposure to the virus.
	If the full FDA and CDC sign off next week, Moderna booster shots would roll out to the same groups now eligible for the Pfizer boosters.
	Given that Pfizer blazed a trail with its booster, it made sense that Moderna would follow suit.
	There were no safety signals involved and what we're trying to do is bring your immunity up to the point when you were first vaccinated and essentially these boosters will do that trick.
	The Moderna booster would be only a half dose after data indicated that was enough to restore protection.
	Interesting.
	CBS had a similar report.
	I still have a shorter one.
	But their conclusion at the end puts in a little gotcha.
	The FDA Advisory Committee voted unanimously to green light the Moderna booster.
	So we do have a unanimous 19 out of 19 yes vote.
	The recommendation applies to people 65 and older and young adults who are high risk because of underlying health conditions or where they work.
	Unlike Pfizer, Moderna's booster will be a half dose.
	Both boosters are given at least six months after the second shot.
	Why would you not recommend the booster shot for everyone?
	Well, in the case of the Moderna vaccine, it may not be necessary just yet because the immune response to the Moderna vaccine seems a little more robust and durable than the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine.
	Ooh, ooh.
	Moderna's a little more robust than Pfizer-BioNTech.
	Hmm.
	CBS not get in on the buy?
	I think that was in the other one, too.
	I just didn't cut it in.
	Oh, okay.
	I mean, if you listen to those two reports, they have the same spokes holes.
	They got the same clip of the woman saying, you got 19 and 19 votes.
	I mean, why don't we just have one network?
	That's exactly what it is.
	Here's the clip on J&J boosters, another one.
	The FDA's vaccine advisory panel voted unanimously today to recommend a booster shot for all adults in the U.S. who received the single-shot Johnson& Johnson COVID-19 vaccine.
	As of October 14th, over 15 million Americans have gotten the J&J shot.
	Approximately 9,000 participants in J&J trials have gotten a second shot, though safety and effectiveness data was only submitted on a fraction of that number.
	Trial data showed that a booster lifted the effectiveness of the vaccine from 70% against all symptomatic disease to 94%.
	Data showed no indication that adverse events were higher after the second dose.
	That's according to the company.
	The FDA did not independently review most of the data.
	The agency claimed there was not enough time.
	Can you believe that?
	What?
	Oh, we're rough.
	For what?
	Not enough time for what?
	To not kill people?
	What are they talking about there's not enough time?
	That's crazy.
	We didn't review all...
	Give me that one-page sheet.
	I don't have time to read this one-page sheet.
	I haven't got enough time.
	I gotta go take a dump.
	What are they talking about?
	They're too busy cashing in their checks.
	Oh, man.
	And by the way, do you remember...
	Let's go back...
	Harken back to the April 2020 era when these vaccines, or no, actually I guess the vaccines when they first started showing up, that was last year, late last year.
	Late last year, October.
	November, I think, or October.
	No, remember they waited.
	We got 94% efficacy.
	Oh, we got 96.
	Oh, no, it turns out we got 97.
	Oh, no, no, no, no, we got 98.
	Remember that?
	Yeah, there's a really good video that's circling around, which isn't good for audio because a lot of it just shows the headlines.
	And it literally starts at 100, and by the end of the video, it's 37%, maybe 24%.
	It goes all the way down.
	Yeah, it's bullcrap.
	It's bullcrap.
	Now, listen to this.
	The Biden administration's booster rollout is off to a good start.
	We estimate that over 7 million Americans will have gotten their booster shot, including about 3 million just in the last week.
	With results from a highly anticipated study from the National Institutes of Health, finding no matter the booster, mixing and matching vaccines is likely safe and effective.
	Likely.
	For those who got the Johnson& Johnson shot, the study finding higher antibody levels with a Moderna or Pfizer booster.
	So now listen to this boots on the ground report.
	Producer's sister-in-law is either an RN registered nurse or works on directly.
	Check it out.
	Oh yes, she is an admin for a registered nurse.
	The registered nurse told her that they no longer pull back on needles when giving intramuscular injections.
	This is the new practice now and pulling back on the needle is considered the old way and antiquated.
	Huh?
	How about that?
	Next.
	What?
	Yeah.
	So in other words, so if it goes right into a vein and gives you, like if you're a basketball player, now you get blood clots because you went straight into a vein or a capillary or something.
	That's the new way.
	That's the new.
	You old antiquated man, you.
	This is the new way.
	Well, by the way, I've seen all the shots on TV. I've never seen it pulled back once.
	No, because that's the new way.
	That's new science.
	No, I'm talking about months ago.
	Yeah, I know.
	It never pulled back.
	I'm just telling you that's what they call the new way.
	A producer's sister-in-law was also surprised to learn this.
	Sister-in-law was trained to work in the vaccine clinic.
	She reported they were mixing vials of Pfizer doses, meaning if a vial was too low to make a full dose, they would top up from another vial.
	She states that this is a very unsafe practice as you cannot guarantee that each vial is formulated exactly the same as the last and this is never done in the course of regular practice for any other medication since any particular lot could have a bad formulation.
	She reported that they were having medical assistants, that's office people, draw up the syringes, lay them in a line, six to ten in a row, and have them ready for whichever person was administering the dose.
	This is awful!
	The administrating provider is required to draw up and administer the medication themselves and are supposed to refuse to administer a pre-drawn medication unless it comes from a package pre-dosed.
	This is to ensure quality control and to prevent incorrect medications and doses from being administered to people.
	Oh!
	Ever hear the story about my kids got the COVID shot and they weren't supposed to get it?
	Ever heard this?
	Oh, I got...
	What was the...
	Maybe it's because the office people are drawing up stuff that's being shot into your body.
	And then finally, the paperwork was all being completed after the fact.
	Lot numbers per patient were not being recorded properly since they were drawing up the doses six to ten at a time and mixing the doses from different vials together.
	The documentation staff would have to make up or guess which lot was administered and to whom.
	This is especially dangerous if one particular lot is bad and must be recalled.
	These people should be reported.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	This is out of control.
	Yeah!
	Life is a scam.
	Exactly.
	So, well, it could be a false report.
	I don't think so.
	I don't think so either.
	I want to play a clip.
	I want to play a clip showing this kind of nuttiness, especially the propaganda from the government.
	You're going to remember this clip.
	This is during the H1N1 thing.
	This is a decade old.
	This is a 10-year-old, 11-year-old clip.
	Okay.
	And you're going to go, oh yeah, I remember this.
	This was interesting.
	This is the backwards cheerleader.
	Of course I remember!
	They're hard to counteract.
	You know, conspiracy theories tend to be popular, and it's hard to undo that kind of damage.
	I spoke recently at a high school near here.
	There were about 200 people in the audience, and I asked them how many had gotten the influenza vaccine, and about half raised their hands.
	Of the half that didn't raise their hands, they said they didn't get it because on YouTube they saw a Redskins cheerleader say that she had gotten the vaccine and had a so-called dystonic reaction.
	She's the beautiful cheerleader whose heartbreaking story is shocking the nation.
	This clip of Redskins cheerleader Desiree Jennings went viral on the web after a local Fox News station broke the story.
	She reported a bizarre neurological reaction to a flu vaccine that caused her to be able only to walk backwards.
	Her story's been viewed and shared almost two and a half million times.
	Desiree can run just fine.
	It's only when she stops...
	You see, that's where the spasm started.
	Now, you can walk backwards, though.
	These students who sat in that room were much more likely to believe something they had seen on YouTube from a Washington Redskins cheerleader than they would have believed something that they would have heard from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or the American Academy of Pediatrics.
	That's a little frightening.
	Oddly, I remember this either recurring or around the same time happening with the HPV shot.
	There's a lot of HPV craziness going on too.
	But the point that the guy makes at the end is a point that's like, it's not well understood why you'd think, why you'd make the conclusion that it's sick that people would believe the backwards walking cheerleader as opposed to the Center for Disease Control.
	Maybe because these agencies have shown time and time again that they're full of crap and they lie to the public and the public is picking up on it.
	Not the whole public, but enough.
	How about this?
	Report came out.
	Here's from the article.
	At first, the answer seemed to be yes.
	In Ohio, the vaccination rate spiked 33%.
	This is after the incentives, the lottery.
	With 119,394 people age 16 and up receiving the vaccine.
	Before long, more than a dozen states had announced their own version of Ohio's Vax-A-Million, including Vax Cash in Maryland, Vax and Scratch in New York.
	Results are now in, published by JAMA, which is the Journal of American Medicine Association, something, those guys, they're official.
	None of these lotteries were effective in raising vaccination rates.
	None.
	How does that work?
	Well, they were giving away hamburgers in New York City.
	De Blasio ate one on screen.
	Yes, and he shoved french fries in his mouth like a sick child.
	Yeah.
	So people aren't that dumb.
	No.
	Because they kept showing, well, you know, let's stop again and reevaluate that, what you just played or what you just said.
	The news media played it as though it was a big success.
	Oh, yeah.
	People are lining up.
	And then they find some guy and they put a mic in his face and he said, yeah, I got a dollar for getting the shot.
	It was well worth it.
	They're so lying about this 77% or 78% of all U.S. adults vaccinated.
	I just don't...
	I think they're lying.
	Now, let's see, two things, you know, what do we have to look forward to?
	Well, actually, maybe we should just do, I have a quick report here from COVID down under, because they're going crazy there.
	So now they're just, now that they have the power, let's take care of everybody that irritates us.
	And we've got these horrible, horrible people who are outside pretending to drink coffee and taking down their mask.
	You see this, the coffee cup Gestapo?
	No.
	Cops are walking around and they see people drinking a coffee on the street, you know, like a Starbucks cup, like a, you know, a to-go cup.
	And they're like, hey, let me feel if there's any coffee in that cup if you have your mask down legally.
	And this is the crap that's going on.
	But now, oh yeah, let's just, while we're at it, we have all these...
	Hold on a second.
	Wait, wait.
	Let me get this straight.
	So, the cops have decided to imagine that people are walking around with an empty cup for the purposes of not wearing the mask.
	Yes.
	And so they're checking the cup to make sure there's coffee in it.
	Coffee Gestapo, yes.
	Oh, brother.
	So, they really want to get rid of every undesirable that we can.
	Well, let me think.
	Oh, yeah.
	The bikers.
	Busting down doors.
	Yeah!
	Disrupting the 1% determined to live outside the law.
	We're coming for the bikies.
	These people aren't a social club.
	They are criminals.
	Using legislation designed to let police harass bikies, soon all outlaw logos will be banned in public places, as will gang gatherings.
	It's time to get out of the gang or get out of Western Australia.
	You can't wear your vests.
	You can't hang out together.
	You can't punch on in the middle of Scarborough precinct in the middle of the day in front of families.
	Anti-insignia laws will also apply to public social media pages and visible tattoos, meaning it'll have a daily impact on notorious figures like Troy McCanty.
	He's going to have to wear Michael Jackson's glove too, isn't he?
	Because he's got 1% on his hand.
	And senior Hells Angels member Dane Bracovic.
	And if they're on parts of their body which clothing apparel will not cover, then they'll have to find some other way to cover it, either make up foundation cream perhaps.
	The new laws were introduced to Parliament today.
	They name 46 specific groups and have the flexibility to be implemented against others should a gang try to change its name.
	Wearing a patch in public will land barkies behind bars for 12 months.
	A lawful consorting could see them locked up for five years.
	We don't want people in our community having fights in public, shooting their guns in public.
	It's not the place.
	It's not the state.
	It's time to leave.
	The legislation could be in place by Christmas.
	Now, I don't know too much about the bikey problem in Australia, but that you can't have tattoos that display, I guess this is a hate group, I guess, or white supremacists, or I don't know, Australian supremacists, aborigine haters, the 1%.
	You can't have a tattoo and display that in public or you go to jail.
	And when I saw that, I was like, oh, this next story, I think it's about the tattoos.
	Listen.
	The European Union has a ruling on tattoo, inks, and permanent makeup.
	From the ruling, tattoos are a popular form of body art.
	At least 12% of Europeans have them in the 18 to 35 age group.
	Twice as many are likely to have a tattoo.
	The health risks of using dirty needles to inject the inks have been under scrutiny for a long time.
	Now, their chemical-related concerns have also been analyzed and their risks have been regulated at EU level.
	To protect European citizens, thousands of hazardous chemicals found in tattoo inks and permanent makeup are restricted in the EU under the REACH Regulation Act from January 2022.
	So what's up with the tattoos?
	The EU and this kind of thing.
	The EU is like regulated cologne.
	They've taken everything that smells good and made it illegal because one old lady had a sneezing attack when she smelled some form of lilac.
	And so that's out.
	And so they're just out of control in the EU when it comes to regulations to protect people.
	I don't know.
	Yeah.
	Maybe there is an anti-tattoo movement.
	I don't know.
	That's what I don't understand.
	I see no evidence here.
	Well, no, but in Australia there is.
	You can't have a tattoo of something offensive.
	What's next?
	Mom?
	Oh, yeah.
	Or how about this?
	If you have an offensive tattoo, we're just going to burn it off you.
	But what's an offensive tattoo?
	A logo of the one percenters.
	So, apparently some bikey hate group And you can't...
	So anything you can't display on social media, you also can't have as a tattoo.
	That's what it sounded like to me.
	And the guy's even saying, well, the leader of that gang is going to have to wear Michael Jackson gloves because, you know, we can't have him showing that 1% tattoo in public.
	What?
	I mean, you can excoriate the guy for being a racist or whatever the problem may be, but you can't have certain tattoos?
	The problem is they can't find it.
	The guy's a criminal that they're talking about, and they can't get the goods on him, and they're incompetent police.
	And so what they're going to do is they're going to look for some petty bullcrap, create some phony baloney law, some...
	You know, some post-facto thing.
	Yeah.
	And try to bust them for having an ugly tattoo.
	I mean, come on.
	Get to work.
	Do your job.
	Oh, they're doing their job.
	And their peers think they're doing a fine job.
	And here's what we can look forward to as the season comes up.
	The UK is already preparing for it.
	Winter is coming and we could be in for the perfect storm.
	The Chief Executive of the UK Health Security Agency warning it'll be the first time we're likely to see flu spreading in any real numbers circulating alongside COVID. Early evidence suggesting we're twice as likely to die from having the two together than just COVID alone.
	We do know that flu cases have been lower in the previous years so Oh, yeah, sure.
	The difference here is because we have, if you like, skipped a year almost with flu.
	Skipped a year.
	It's possible we might see multi-strain flu.
	Experts say England could see a surge in COVID cases because of how long it's taking to inoculate children.
	Just 11% of 12 to 15-year-olds have had a coronavirus vaccine, Compared to a third in Scotland, with fears the combination of flu and COVID-19 could make for what's being called a twindemic.
	Didn't we have the same exact story last year, just before winter came along and we're going to have a combo, the deadly combo of flu plus COVID? Well, actually, here's a supercut.
	Well, as the battle against COVID-19 continues, it's also time to get ready for flu season.
	And this year, there are concerns about a possible twindemic.
	Yeah!
	They're calling it a potential twindemic.
	Yeah, that's it.
	Twindemic.
	Coronavirus pandemic.
	But she said at the end of that Sky report also said twindemic.
	Oh, yeah.
	No, it's the twindemic is back.
	Exactly.
	Same thing.
	But remember, flu skipped a year.
	So now it's coming back.
	Might be multi-strain flu.
	Well, that's why you need that crazy shot that they're advertising with the four strains in it.
	We talked about that on the show.
	I played a clip.
	But, I think...
	Quad variant, or whatever they call it.
	Quad valent.
	Oh, wait.
	Yeah, I remember that.
	Hold on a second.
	Quad...
	Yeah, the quad valent.
	Hmm...
	Flu shot quad match?
	Quad match.
	What is this flu?
	We can't always keep our distance, but we can still help protect each other this flu season by getting vaccinated.
	If you're 65 or older, get the superior flu protection of flu zone high-dose quadrivalent.
	Quadrivalent.
	Yeah, quadrivalent.
	The quadrivalent.
	So they had that last year.
	That's from 2020.
	This is just a giant sales scam.
	Well, wait for this.
	So what is Bill Gates and all these, you know, the muckety-mucks, what do they keep saying?
	Well, we have to be ready for the next pandemic.
	And there will be a next pandemic.
	How many times have we heard that?
	There should be a supercut.
	The last one was 100 years ago, so this one's 100 years later.
	No, it's going to be 100 days.
	They're trying to promote the swine flu as one.
	No, no, I think I know what they're going to promote.
	They've already sent up a trial balloon.
	The World Health Organization is warning for Marburg virus disease.
	Oh, you know, they brought Marburg up two or three years ago during Zika.
	Yep.
	Here's what's beautiful about Marburg.
	It's hemorrhagic fever, so it's kind of like Ebola, where you poop yourself to death.
	Yeah, a lot of people think Marburg, which I think has been around for a while, was used to create Ebola in the labs over there in Fort Detrick.
	I think it's been around since 1959 or something.
	The virus causes, yeah, the severe viral hemorrhagic fever in humans.
	Great, so that's a checkbox.
	The average MVD, that's the acronym, case fatality rate is around 50%.
	That's good.
	It's a good rate.
	Of course, it comes from bats.
	I mean, the story's ready.
	We're ready to believe all that.
	Bats.
	Human transmission.
	Now, here's what's...
	And this is from PubMed that I'm reading this.
	Community engagement is key to successfully controlling outbreaks.
	We know what that means.
	Lockdown.
	And PCR RT test is readily available.
	Shoo.
	By the time they find that you have it, you're dead.
	No, that's not how it's going to work.
	They're going to come up with some incubation period and maybe another mRNA shot?
	Just thinking.
	Oh no, there has to be.
	Well, actually you can do adenovirus because adenovirus also is used to create the Ebola vaccine.
	They need a pangolin angle first.
	Once I see the pangolin...
	So they do need a pangolin or some other cute little animal that's...
	Oh, what other animal could we have instead of a pangolin?
	Well, I think a badger would be good.
	A badger?
	No, but it has to be something that's in China.
	Some weird animal from China that just...
	We should help him on a little bit, you know?
	Give him a little coaching.
	We don't need to look into obscure animals from China besides the pangolin.
	Yeah, I don't like how...
	Platypus would be great.
	Platypus.
	It's very rare.
	Comes from the platypus.
	Armadillo?
	Hey, we could do an armadillo.
	We could freak out Texas.
	Yeah, an otter.
	Armadillo's always a winner.
	Armadillo, I think, because they're very strange animals.
	Okay, just on the Freedom Passport front, the German state, one German state, I'm sorry, is now allowing all businesses to ban unvaccinated customers for groceries and other essentials.
	And the lawmakers literally said, gee, I hope a lot of people don't implement this.
	Okay.
	Then the Dutch Parliament...
	There was an amendment submitted to ban any implementation of a social credit score and it got voted down.
	No, we like the idea.
	We want to keep our options open.
	What kind of parliament is this?
	We want to keep our options open.
	You know, you never know what could happen.
	We might need it.
	Well, it's a demissionaire.
	You know, the government fell, so it's still not an official government.
	This is just the old guys who are supposed to sit around shouldn't even be passing laws at all.
	Well, they're not passing the law.
	They're rejecting the law it was going to be to kill the idea.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So, they're doing their job.
	That's crazy.
	Let's see.
	What else?
	I don't know.
	I think I'm out of COVID stuff.
	I don't have any...
	I got the...
	I got gender stuff.
	I got...
	Wait, on supply chain.
	Oh yeah, a couple more on supply chains, just a few.
	Yes, that's good.
	Got the travel ban lifted.
	Well, the travel ban is really interesting.
	I got two travel ban clips.
	Let's do that because I have some, I got new information, man.
	New shit has come to light.
	Travel ban.
	Let's play, it says, some travel ban lifted, is one clip.
	The Trump administration put a travel ban on certain countries at the beginning of the pandemic.
	Foreigners traveling from 33 countries, including China and most European nations, are currently not allowed to enter the U.S. The U.S. also banned non-essential travel across land and sea borders with Mexico and Canada in March of last year.
	After over a year and a half, the land and sea crossings will be open to fully vaccinated travelers as well.
	And then I have this clip, which is a short one, Foreign Travel U.S. And starting November 8th, visitors from any country can enter the U.S., but they must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
	This applies to both air and travel and land and sea crossings from Mexico and Canada.
	Yeah, here's what's interesting.
	Snuck into the bill, or let's just call it poorly reported on, Tighter limits on transporter trucking.
	Uh-huh.
	Those who were never banned from traveling across the land borders included commercial drivers and students who will now also need to show proof of vaccination when crossing starting in January, giving them some time to adjust to new rules.
	That's according to the officials.
	The crossing land borders will not need to show a coronavirus test, but now they will all have to show every driver with a truck will have to show vaccination status or no entry.
	It's not just tourists.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	I haven't heard this one.
	No.
	So how's that going to work?
	Not?
	Nope.
	Food shortages disrupting school lunches?
	Poor kids.
	And what else?
	Oh, China's banning British beef over mad cow disease.
	What's up with that?
	Again?
	That's got to be political.
	What are these guys doing?
	Annoying.
	Super annoying.
	Okay.
	Yeah, that's very political.
	That's what they're doing.
	Here's a couple of supply chain clips that I have.
	Yes.
	How long is this going to take?
	President Biden has announced plans to ease the supply chain crisis and break the logjam of cargo ships waiting to unload products.
	The Port of Los Angeles has agreed to operate around the clock, but experts say it could take until next summer to clear the backlog of...
	Off the California coast, companies like Walmart, UPS, and FedEx have also agreed to extend their working hours.
	But speeding up deliveries will still be a challenge because of the shortage of truck drivers.
	Ah, the shortage of truck drivers.
	That's right.
	That's the real problem.
	It's not really the ships.
	That's correct.
	And here is...
	The containers are backed up.
	They're even backed up here in Oakland.
	There's no ships coming in.
	Here is Gene Sirocco.
	He's at the Port of Los Angeles.
	All right.
	And Gene, for a lot of people, I mean, you've been watching this process all happen throughout the pandemic.
	And it's a head-scratcher in terms of just people understanding why.
	How did this happen?
	Where did things go wrong?
	How are we this backed up?
	Amy, this is the power of the American consumer on display.
	We're buying more products than ever.
	During the pandemic, many of us have worked from home.
	We bought new couches, refrigerators, exercise equipment.
	I started playing golf for the first time in 15 years.
	Bought a new set of clubs and shoes.
	We're all buying more.
	Okay, congrats on the clubs and shoes there.
	Oh yeah, okay.
	We're just buying more.
	It's your fault.
	It's your fault that this is happening.
	It's nothing to do with any other issues, climate change.
	We're buying more.
	Well, if you really want to know, we might as well talk to the people who understand this.
	That would be, well, the Treasury.
	This is Wally Adeyemo.
	Young man, he is the Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, and he will explain the real reason why the supply chains are disrupted and what we have to do.
	But, Secretary, do you think more could have been done?
	If you're a Deputy Secretary, do you get to be addressed as Secretary?
	What did she say?
	Mr.
	Secretary?
	She said, but secretary.
	It should be Mr.
	Secretary.
	Or Mr.
	Deputy Secretary.
	Or Deputy Secretary, yeah.
	Hey, Depp.
	Depp Sec?
	Not just Secretary.
	Hey, Secretary.
	Hey, Seccy!
	But Secretary, do you think more could have been done months ago as we started to come out of the pandemic to get ahead of this?
	Stephanie, the President has been very focused on this set of issues.
	We always knew that coming out of a pandemic, we would face supply chain issues because reopening up an economy that had been closed down wouldn't be easy.
	That's why when he announced the American Rescue Plan, he included things like the emergency impact payments and the child tax credit.
	In order to make sure that the American people would have the resources to make it through the end of the pandemic that we knew would be bumpy because it would take time for our supply chains to catch up with demand in the economy.
	But another impact of this backlog is how it's contributed to rising prices.
	Leaders like Treasury Secretary Yellen and Fed Chair Jerome Powell have said that inflation will be temporary as the economy more fully reopens.
	But how concerned should Americans be about high prices staying with us longer and eating into their pocketbooks?
	Stephanie, you're right that today we face an economy that's in transition.
	And as part of that transition, we are seeing high prices for some of the things that people have to buy.
	That's exactly why the president was focused on the American Rescue Plan and ensuring that we got stimulus into the hands of the American people so they'd be able to buy the products that they need.
	But the reality is that the only way we're going to get to a place where we work through this transition is if everyone in America and everyone around the world gets vaccinated.
	Oh, wow.
	I see.
	How is this an economy in transition?
	So the transition is we have to get vaccinated?
	That turns us into buying zombies?
	Or what does it do?
	I think the concept is that that frees up the workforce.
	The more people who are vaccinated, the more people who can come back despite the mandates.
	That's their thinking.
	It's obvious.
	These sick, sick, sick people.
	That is sick.
	It's sick and deluded.
	You want to hear sick?
	It's delusional.
	No, no.
	You want to hear sick?
	I'm very happy about this because I had no...
	This is, again, one of those underreported things.
	This is the same Wally.
	And we've been wondering, you know, why is this limit that you're proposing to track...
	Americans' bank account activity, cash in, cash out.
	Why is that limit at $600 if you're claiming to really go after millionaires and billionaires who are cheating the system?
	This is a core question we've been wanting to understand.
	And we finally have an answer as to why we have the $600 limit.
	Almost exclusive on this show, because I know no one saw this interview.
	Having those people pay their fair share of taxes for the things that they use like our roads and our bridges and the schools that our children go to.
	But why is that threshold set at $600?
	Why not $10,000 or $50,000 or even higher so you're only getting this information on people who are wealthy enough to be avoiding thousands or even millions of dollars in taxes owed?
	The reality is that the plan the president has proposed does two things.
	One, it helps us find the wealthiest individuals who are hiding their income in these financial institutions and make sure that they have to pay their taxes.
	But it also will make sure that those of us who earn an income through a W-2 and pay taxes every two or four weeks are less likely to be audited because we'll be able to see the transactions that came in.
	We'll see the transactions in your account, how much money you received and how much money you spent over a period of time.
	That'll mean that for those Americans who are paying their taxes on a regular basis and following the law, they'll be less likely to be audited because of this proposal.
	So it's a benefit to you.
	You're less likely to be audited, you see, because we'll be able to verify that you're on the up and up.
	You got your $600 in there.
	By the way, you don't want all these people hiding their $600.
	That's what he said.
	But this is also sick.
	You don't worry.
	If you're following the law, you won't be audited because we have our eye on you and it's easier for us to do it so you won't get audited.
	Just play by the rules, citizen.
	Sick.
	And this guy can't be over 29.
	Meanwhile...
	The IRS is overburdened with old computers and they got too much, the workload's too high.
	So let's add more workload to them by having them monitor every $600 cheesy bank account in the country.
	They still haven't processed my 2019 return.
	They just quit.
	They quit during the pandemic.
	They didn't do anything.
	They went home and had Zoom meetings.
	Nah, we're not going to do too much.
	Well, on that happy note, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the frozen supply chains, ladies and gentlemen, Mr.
	John C. DeVorez.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all ships and sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	And a big hi-ho, hearty-ho to the troll room.
	Are you okay?
	That sounded like it might have hurt.
	Hello?
	Yeah, I'm good.
	I just managed to get up.
	Okay.
	Trolls who are in trollroom.io.
	If you go to trollroom.io, by popular demand, there's now a handy little link that shows you exactly how you can register for the troll room if you're having issues with that.
	As was requested by one of our donors in the last show.
	As was requested.
	That's how we roll.
	So the trolls are there to troll.
	I don't have to explain that concept to you, but it does go along with the live shows and the live stream, noagendastream.com.
	And we're going to see how many we have in the troll room today.
	Hey, hands up there, trolls.
	Let's see what we got.
	What are we working with today?
	Oh, okay.
	They heard the call.
	2273.
	That's better.
	Much, much better.
	Good to see you, trolls.
	Thank you for being here.
	Many of them can also be found in non-troll format at NoAgendaSocial.com, which you can follow from any Mastodon server.
	You can get an account anywhere.
	No longer available on NoAgendaSocial.com.
	But if you follow Adam at NoAgendaSocial.com or John C. Dvorak at NoAgendaSocial.com, then you'll get the flow.
	And if you post back, you'll see, before you know it, your timeline's going to fill up.
	With all kinds of anime and porn, because that's also part of the Fediverse.
	And now let's thank the artist for episode 1390.
	Title of that, No Hugs for You.
	And that was brought to us by, I believe, Parker Pauly.
	It was the To Oldly Go...
	With the Star Trek logo, the Blue Origin dildo rocket, and then cutely the Boldly Go had the B dropped to turn into Oldly Go.
	I think we both kind of agreed on this.
	Although you didn't like the background, you don't like the Starburst background.
	No, that wasn't my complaint.
	My complaint was that it was using a copyrighted Paramount thing, and they always bitch and moan about that when people do it.
	Oh, I don't remember that was the problem.
	Okay, well, it's fair use if you kind of...
	I think you can get away with it.
	Well, we did get away with it, but I think they're not going to come after us.
	But they do make a big...
	They're very picky.
	Picky, picky.
	Probably less so than they were years ago when Star Trek actually wasn't ruined.
	Once, you know, what's-his-name got in there and did a couple of Star Treks and ruined the whole idea.
	Who ruined it?
	The director.
	What's his name?
	Roddenberry.
	No, not Roddenberry.
	No, Roddenberry's been dead for decades.
	No, who is the director who took over the franchise and did a couple of these?
	J.J. Abrams.
	Abrams.
	When Abrams came and ruined the Star Trek, he just ruined it.
	It's like, there's no more Star Trek as far as anyone.
	I mean, there's a couple of these little Star Trek cartoons and some other stuff.
	I like the girl, personally, the one that was a cheesecake.
	That was done by Kenny Benn, but you weren't going to have any of it.
	And...
	Yeah, you like cheesecake.
	What you were saying was cupcake kisses.
	We were talking about kissing booths.
	But that's the title of the art.
	You don't see that just looking at the image.
	I didn't think the title of the art was needed.
	I thought it was just a standalone.
	It was fine.
	But you didn't like that.
	We thought we contemplated pumpkin for a moment.
	Not very long.
	This is a Halloween piece.
	Yeah, this is a little too early.
	What else?
	Oh, I kind of like the Southwest heart on fire, but we both agreed the flames.
	Yeah, you liked that piece, but I didn't like it immediately because the fire is like green.
	Yeah, it's weird.
	A little weird.
	I think that was...
	What else do we have?
	Oh yeah, we had lots of Let's Go Brandon.
	Yeah, Let's Go Brandon is no good.
	Kamala Harris walking on the moon.
	Didn't quite get that.
	There's a couple of Let's Go Brandon's coming up now.
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	There were Let's Go Brandon t-shirts and hats I saw yesterday at the meetup.
	Oh, by the way, so of course Patrick Coble was there, Duke of the South, of course, who came early to help mow the lawn.
	This guy's incredible.
	Dame Jennifer actually had a walkie-talkie.
	He was walking around producing stuff.
	She came the night before with the new BF. Did he have a walkie-talkie too?
	No, he did not have a walkie-talkie.
	Nice guy.
	They're a very good-looking couple together.
	And they met at a no-agenda meetup.
	Well, there you have it.
	Another love connection.
	That's right.
	He just became a knight, so yeah.
	Greg.
	So yeah, I think that was kind of it.
	I mean, there's a lot of stuff there, you know, smelling people's butts.
	No, we don't do that.
	There wasn't a lot of good stuff.
	There was just a lot of stuff.
	Yeah, it was a lot of stuff.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, I agree.
	It's hard, though.
	You know, it's difficult.
	I know the artists do their darndest, and somehow there's always one or several winners, and we're very, very appreciative of Parker Pauly.
	Shatner in Space is the title of it.
	You can take a look at all of the art at noagendaartgenerator.com or...
	Try a new podcast app.
	It won't hurt.
	You don't have to throw your old one out.
	But a podcast app that is podcasting 2.0 compatible, now that is going to give you new experience with chapter art, chapter images, transcripts, location tags, people.
	I mean, there's all kinds of really cool stuff in it.
	And there's at least 15 apps now you can choose from.
	Go to newpodcastapps.com.
	You'll also be saving podcasting by using that because eventually your Apple iPhone podcast app is probably not going to work so well.
	Already it takes people a day to update their show sometimes.
	And let us thank a number of our executive producers and associate executive producers.
	If you don't mind, I have a big pile of donations from the meetup and I have them in order so I can start with the Instanights.
	Is that okay?
	Yeah, why don't you do that.
	Alright, hold on.
	Uh...
	People were very, very generous, had all kinds of cool envelopes and cards, and right off the bat, we have $1,000 to Allie Elliott and $1,000 to Osi Elliott.
	Now, we remember Osi.
	He's one half of the millennial lesbian couple from the Austin meetups.
	He is, of course, not lesbian.
	He's a full-blown dude, but we mistook that a long time ago.
	And they will be sending in Knight and Dame names soon.
	So we've got the donation, and we appreciate that.
	And thank you very much for being executive producers, and you will be on this master list for today.
	Next up, I have...
	This is...
	Okay.
	Oh, yeah.
	Kevin Roa.
	Kevin Roa, who, I'm sorry, actually, not $1,000, but he did get knighted, and I want to make sure we mention that he got knighted, and that he will be knighted properly today.
	Then we have, yes, this is a nice note here.
	From Anonymous.
	Apologies in advance for the handwriting.
	It's okay.
	I've been on the 3333 plan since November 2014 in preparation for the Bastrop meetup.
	I discovered that I'm way past knighthood, just shy of a barony, accounting included.
	I'd like to be knighted Sir Ratonin, patron saint of hierarchies.
	Definitely.
	And then we have...
	Yes, this is the one with the check attached.
	Adam and John, I'm writing this letter one day before the Basarov meet-up, and I'm sure I had a great time.
	RSVP'd the day before the meet-up when no more RSVPs were being accepted.
	I showed up anyways.
	I arrived, fed, and brought my own beer, so I contributed lightly to the consumption of the concessions served for responsible individuals who répondez, s'il vous plaît.
	This hand-delivered note...
	Has enough funds, $1,010, to knight me as Sir Seth of Mina.
	This is my first donation courtesy of my mom, Deb.
	It was her idea to knight me because that's the kind of person she is.
	My mom is a lot of things, but a douche is not one of them.
	So I added $60 to de-douche my mom and contribute to her eventual damehood.
	You've been de-douched.
	I'm a young guy trying to build a fire, a fine hardwood lumber business based out of Bastrop and Hallettsville with my buddy called Cowpoke Woodworks.
	We're in our infancy, but follow the progress by giving us a follow on Insta at Cowpoke Woodworks.
	And then he had...
	Well, actually, this is...
	So he found us through Joe Rogan.
	And then winding up says, your podcast has changed the way I think about almost all issues happening in this clown world existence.
	We're all subject to...
	But I'm most greatly appreciative of how you reach so many people from all walks of life.
	You served...
	As a gateway drug to Alex Jones for me.
	Ha ha.
	Give the people some karma.
	Thanks for all you do.
	And that is from Seth Jones, who will now be known as Sir Seth.
	Thanks, Deb.
	You've got karma.
	That was mighty kind of his mom.
	And I think is this...
	That's it.
	The next one I have is 333, so you can take over if you don't mind.
	Well, let's start with Duke Walkman of Ohio.
	And he came in with $600.
	And he says, my portion for Sparky's Knighthood, our Northeast Ohio comrade, love is lit, no jiggles, no karma, Chewbacca.
	Now, this you'll see a couple times.
	One of our producers passed away.
	And people are donating today in his honor.
	Sparky?
	Yes, Patrick O'Brien.
	And so he will be...
	He will today become Sir Sparky the Spotted Spook.
	But this is what these...
	This is what the donations afford.
	Let me see.
	Was it Star Wars Karma?
	I'm sorry.
	Chewbacca?
	No, no jingles, no karma.
	This is what he says.
	No jingles, J-K. I don't know what...
	Chewbacca?
	I guess he wants a Chewbacca song.
	Yeah, just karma, but Chewbacca is...
	Oh, just karma.
	Okay, that's what that means.
	Karma...
	Oh, man.
	I know what he's talking about, but I can't...
	I'm just going to do a regular karma, man.
	I can't find your Chewbacca.
	I'll look for it.
	You've got karma.
	Don't know what happened.
	We've got...
	Let me move this over a little bit.
	We've got Sir Sean, the pit of useless knowledge knight from Belmont, North Carolina, $600.
	And some jingles I don't have ready yet.
	In the morning, gentlemen, I went to the doctor for a checkup and was ready for the conversation regarding not taking the jab.
	I was not disappointed!
	He asked if I had taken the miracle cure or the flu shot.
	I told him no and would not, and then it began.
	Without boring you with the entire conversation, I will detail two points.
	When asked why not, I told him I didn't trust it, not been officially FDA approved, and had not been properly tested on animals, dead ferrets, and antibody-dependent enhancement.
	His response to the last point was, and I quote, well, human trials are better than animal trials.
	I told him I didn't want to be a guinea pig, and he shrugged.
	He mentioned the new Merck drug, and luckily I'd just been listening to the show.
	I educated him on the new horse meds.
	They will be pushing for $700 a course.
	Remember, what is the new Merck stuff?
	It's also some horse medication.
	Yeah, I don't have the name in front of me, but yeah, it is $700.
	But it was for encephalitis, like equine encephalitis?
	Yeah, I'll look it up and keep talking.
	Okay.
	I basically, oh, I told him to just give me the ivermectin.
	I basically, no agenda.
	If you won't do.
	No.
	I basically no-agenda'd his ass and told him this was the hill I was willing to die on.
	I also told him I thought the passports were the start of the mark of the beast and would not have any part of them, just to mess with him a bit.
	He's a good doc, but I may have to start looking for another.
	Thank you for your courage and invaluable information, not only about this fiasco, but all of your deconstruction of the media.
	Sir Sean, the pit of useless knowledge.
	Useless knowledge.
	The velvet ant is actually a wingless wasp.
	And he wants to hear new shit has come to light.
	Small heads.
	That would be Zika.
	Then we were just talking about the small heads.
	Zika, Zika, Zika.
	And what else?
	Fauci mutants?
	I think he may be the Weez.
	No, I have mutants.
	I have Fauci mutants.
	Oh, we'll play that.
	So just based on his conversation with his doctor, you know, if you have a doctor, it's just nothing more than a pill pusher that has a checklist of things that tell their patients it's not a doctor.
	It's not a doctor.
	It's a provider.
	I've got information, man.
	New shit has come to light.
	May I have your attention, please?
	Oh, Zika.
	Oh, Zika.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	Little baby.
	With a little bitty head.
	With a baby with a small head.
	They're going to have to make a little head.
	You watch.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	Yeah.
	We've got to keep our eye out on the mutants.
	There is this.
	We did have it.
	We did have it.
	Oh yes, I remember that now.
	Brad Fox is next on the list from Presque Isle, I guess it's Presque, could be Presque Isle, Maine, 34567.
	I was recently called out as a douchebag by Joe Iris in Scarborough, Maine and needed to quickly rectify the situation.
	Could I get a de-douching?
	You've been de-douched.
	Joe hit me in the mouth sometimes back in March of this year, and I haven't missed an episode since.
	Thank you, Messieurs Dvorak and Curry, and to all the producers out there for preparing and consolidating the twice-weekly ingredients of the red pill.
	And a thank you to Mr.
	Iris for trusting me to understand and see beyond the rhetoric and propaganda presented by so many sources in our lives.
	Could I get a Rubbleizer jingle and a mention of the band Fish?
	Never popular on MTV, but in my opinion, the best band in the universe.
	Fish.
	I'll never stop listening to those old dudes or to the old dudes who created the best podcasts in the universe.
	Thank you for your courage and stay safe.
	India.
	Tango.
	Mike.
	Standby.
	33.
	Rubbleizer.
	Out.
	And we've got John Aldridge with 33369 from Jupiter, Florida.
	Did we have a 69 promotion that I'm unaware of?
	Nope.
	Dear Crackpot and Buzzkill, this Sunday morning I'm driving a moving truck from the Okeechobee all the way to the McAnopy?
	She's leaving Florida and heading to Utah.
	Okay, cross-country.
	We're moving our family out there for adventure.
	Yeah, Dad, for adventure.
	And she's like, Dad, why are we...
	But I don't want to go on an adventure!
	And to change things up in my career.
	There you go, man.
	Congratulations.
	Also, may have inadvertently dodged the vaccine mandate bullcrap in doing so.
	I realized I hadn't donated since my middle human resource was born and we had another in January, so I believe a de-douching is in order.
	You've been de-douched.
	Hopefully my first producership will rectify things.
	Could I get an LGY and a potent karma for the transition for the no-agenda phone dude who is dealing with the mandate?
	Ah, crap.
	Good dude's name, Ben, too.
	I'd love an end-of-show Gitmo Nation if you're feeling generous.
	Love you, mean it.
	And here's your WGY. You've got karma.
	And we're...
	I'm sorry.
	I clicked on something.
	Next thing you know, I'm all over the place.
	Dan Friday is next to 333.
	Also.69.
	Strange.
	Crazy.
	Yeah, it's weird.
	Coincidence.
	ITM good sirs.
	I would like to call out my buds...
	Jason and Karsten as douchebags.
	Douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	For JCD's insight from my last donation, I'd like to clarify and add context.
	My glass art show at the Museum of Northwest Art in Lackaner, Washington, and I'm not sure that's the right pronunciation, even though I'm from there.
	It has been extended and will go into November.
	I am a local tribal member of the Lumi Nation, and it is reflected in my work and can be seen at FridayGlass.com.
	Go look that up.
	FridayGlass.com.
	The glassblowers up in Washington State are dying.
	Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Oh, my goodness.
	A lot of it has to do with a couple of guys that were famous.
	Although I thought Adams...
	Popping bottles with the Shug would be a great clip jingle.
	This donation brings me to Knighthood and I'd like to be called Sir Friday of the Hot Shops, which I'm assuming is the glass blowing shop.
	I would request Salmon Bellies.
	Yum.
	And kombucha.
	I am sorry about the kombucha that you would like that we will have to discuss with this later at the round table.
	I would like some karma.
	I wouldn't recommend drinking it anymore.
	I would like some karma, Fauci, Weez, Pew, Pew, Pew, and R2D2. Thank you for your courage.
	Best Dan Friday.
	If you're going to spray, get some cooks.
	By the way, it's called Poppin' Bottles.
	Popping Bibles in the club.
	You've got karma.
	Pew, pew, pew.
	All right, full on.
	All the way.
	Sir Scovey of the Piedmont, 33345.
	In the morning, everybody.
	Important note to current and future producers, when your birthday falls on a show day like today for me, it's one of the many good reasons to be an executive producer.
	Unrelated.
	The dude in the Rebelizer jingle sounds like Bill Clinton when he says 33.
	I don't know about that.
	That's all for this note.
	I'm going back to whistling the 3x3.
	Now, no jingles.
	Goat karma for all.
	Love and light love is lit.
	Sir Scovey of the Piedmont.
	So, does that mean we put him on the birthday list?
	Yeah, but he doesn't make it clear.
	But he should be on the birthday list.
	Otherwise, he wouldn't have donated, it sounds like to me.
	So you're going to have to do that.
	Karma.
	You can do that while I'm plugging Justin Pruhl.
	Pruhl.
	How do you pronounce P-R-O-U-L-X? There's a way of pronouncing that.
	P-R-O-U-L-X. Pruhl or something.
	Sounds like troll.
	Sounds like troll.
	Pruhl.
	Yeah, I don't think it's...
	Well, Justin.
	Hey, Justin.
	In Canyon Lake, Texas.
	333.33.
	In the morning.
	Please dedouche me.
	Yeah, we can do that.
	You've been de-douched.
	My smoking hot wife smacked me in the face at the beginning of the plandemic.
	She's supposed to smack you in the mouth.
	But she missed.
	And could not be more happy that she did.
	The Bastrop meet up.
	Here we come.
	Please send me a little karma and let's go, Brandon.
	Okay.
	You've got karma.
	All right, Amy Mullen, 33333, Austin, Texas.
	In the morning, John and Adam, this is a switcheroo!
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Please credit my smoking hot husband, John Moochink.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	John Moochink.
	Okay.
	With this executive producer credit, jingles for me, freedom, screw your freedom, Job's karma for all it works, and thank you for your courage.
	Okay, so we have Kamala Harris, freedom, screw your freedom, and a Job's karma.
	Screw your freedom, screw your freedom.
	Sorry, that's not what was intended.
	Hold on a second.
	It was a short night.
	Freedom!
	Screw your freedom.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs.
	Joe, you've got karma.
	Van Betzel, 33333.
	I don't have a location for Van except the United States.
	I got hit in the mouth, he writes, a year and a half or so ago by my buddy Clayton Moses.
	And I've been living in shameful douchebaggery ever since.
	Please dedouche me.
	You've been dedouched.
	I'd like some jobs karma for me and my fellow North Slope Alaska oil field workers.
	Yay!
	As quite a few of us have just learned we'll be in the crosshairs of resident Biden's federal contractor vaccine mandate.
	Wait a minute, isn't this the same president that literally just asked the oil and gas industry to help and step up?
	To produce more?
	Yeah.
	Is he?
	Yeah, he said, we really like the frackers to get started again.
	Yeah, you can produce more, but be vaccinated.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly.
	To properly punctuate it, please follow it up with a get vaccinated plus no.
	Thanks for doing what you do.
	You guys are a beacon in the dark.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Did you finally combine them?
	No, still I say.
	Karma.
	That's funny.
	Josh Purcello, Sir Chris Cowan, Baron of the North.
	No, I'm sorry.
	It's just Josh Purcello.
	I'm skipping ahead.
	First of all, please grant me your...
	Oops.
	Your largest de-douching, as this is my first donation to the show.
	You've been de-douched.
	My donation today is for 3-33-33.
	Parts Unknown is for my 33rd birthday, which is today.
	Could I please be put on the birthday list?
	Yes, you are.
	This money comes with a little story.
	Of course.
	It was a gift from a man who slipped on an icy walking path outside the glacier base camp I work in.
	Wow.
	Okay.
	So you're at a glacier base camp.
	That starts off well.
	His daughter came rushing into the base, asked if anyone knew first aid and could help her father with his shoulder as she thought it was dislocated.
	Sure enough, when the man came in, I took one look at the shoulder and could clearly see his arm was out of the socket.
	Using a relocation technique I learned on a wilderness first responder course, I managed to pop the arm back into the socket and the man was instantly relieved.
	Wow.
	Yeah, but the fact that you knew how to do that is pretty cool.
	He asked for my email address and within a few days, 500 Aussie dollar dues were sitting in my PayPal account.
	Value for value, I guess, huh?
	It would have cost them $5,000.
	I'm sure having your arm and shoulder dislocated is worth the $500 to have somebody to pop it back in.
	I mean, the medical system would have been $5,000, so what a deal.
	And you took PayPal.
	It's great.
	So I'm paying this gift forward to you both in appreciation for everything you've done and everything you're currently doing to help keep sanity in this clown world.
	Second reference of clown world today.
	Clown world!
	A bit of history.
	I began listening to the show back in June of 2013 when I up and quit my job as a lowly IT worker in Australia and moved to northern Norway to be a dog musher.
	Hey, this is reverse learn to code.
	Mush a dog!
	Since then, I love that.
	What an interesting path.
	Since then, I've traveled around Scandinavia and have finally settled in Iceland and now work as a glacier guide.
	I have some stories to tell from here, which I will include in a Boots on the Ground report.
	And then he goes on to how he found the show and how much he loves it.
	He does want to plug his YouTube channel, Vivid Iceland, as he drives around.
	Let me see what I have to do here.
	I drive around the country exploring some gorgeous locations and give tips to tourists who may want to visit.
	His Instagram is vivid.iceland.
	And...
	Holy crap.
	Sorry, I didn't...
	For some reason, the spreadsheet today didn't format, so I missed all kinds of things.
	WTC7 won't go away.
	Okay.
	Well, yeah...
	That's always at the ready.
	But then I also need to have Protect Their Freedoms, which is the...
	Please do something.
	I mushed dogs.
	Wait a minute.
	I've never heard that you mushed dogs.
	Well, I didn't do it as a living.
	I just did it for...
	I was up in Lapland with a group of people, and they made us do all these Laplander things, including taking a dog, a bunch of huskies around in kind of a racing track.
	And so you get on there and you yell something in Finnish.
	You don't yell mush.
	It was something else.
	I can't remember the word, but you yell something in some crazy Finnish word.
	And the dogs take off like a rocket.
	And I'll tell you this.
	Those dogs, it's frightening how fast they go.
	I mean, you're hanging on for dear life on your sled.
	Wow.
	You're standing.
	It's a standing thing.
	And then you're yelling at the dogs and they're going like...
	Going like a bat out of hell.
	You're yelling something in Finnish.
	And you're yelling something in Finnish.
	You know what it is.
	Yells could I! Yells could I! Yells could I! WTC7 won't go away!
	You will obey.
	You will obey.
	Before you continue, I have a couple 33333s from the meetup.
	This is Adam and John.
	Although I have done a great job punching people in the mouth, I should have sent this donation years ago.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	I'm looking for a name.
	I'm looking for a name.
	Eva.
	Ah, yes, Eva.
	My second child was born in May 2020.
	On my last day of maternity leave, I was told my job had been eliminated after working there for five years and that I'd been converted to a 1099 contractor with no benefits.
	Congratulations!
	You've been converted.
	People always ask, is that even legal?
	And even if it is, it's a shitty thing to do to a birthing person with a fresh newborn.
	Oh, I see.
	This is what they do when you're a birthing person and then they screw you by converting you to a 1099.
	Well, she decided to leave to become a full-time pod...
	Oh, yes.
	A full-time podcaster.
	And one year later, my team is now producing six podcasts in the plastic surgery and elective healthcare space.
	And I will never need to work for anyone other than myself and my clients again.
	Nice.
	The company is called The Axis because my nickname is The Axis of Eva.
	I have learned so much about podcasting from the two of you and consider my business a Podcasting 2.0 agency.
	The first one!
	Yay!
	If you want your podcast to be Podcasting 2.0, go to The Axis of Eva.
	More importantly, because of the show, we never stop living our lives.
	My husband is an 8th grade public school teacher in the Austin area who never stopped teaching in person, and my children have been living their lives as normally as possible.
	This would never have happened without you and the work that you do.
	No jingles necessary.
	Love and Lit.
	Eva Kaiser, Austin, Texas.
	Thank you, Eva.
	That's beautiful.
	I think I have a couple more.
	33 33s.
	This is from...
	Right.
	Right.
	Michael Smith, Shreveport, Louisiana.
	Adam and John, thank you for all you do.
	It came up from Louisiana.
	It's not a short drive.
	Please accept this second installment, 33333, on my way to the knighthood.
	To knighthood, I'd like to thank Dame Julian for hosting the Bastrop Meetup.
	Please call out Rodney.
	Uh-oh, here you go, Rodney.
	Douchebag!
	Heather.
	Douchebag!
	Christina.
	Douchebag!
	And Jessica.
	Douchebag!
	As douchebags.
	Can I get some Fauci wheeze, get vaccinated, followed by no.
	It's very popular.
	I'm not quite sure why people love that so much, other than they don't want to get vaccinated.
	It's cute.
	Yeah, it's very cute.
	Here we are.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	There you go.
	I have more.
	Where that came from?
	Let me see.
	Next on the pile is a lot, John.
	So, you know.
	Heads up.
	This is...
	Oh, no.
	Okay, that's it.
	The next one is 200.
	Okay.
	Oh, wait.
	I'm sorry.
	Wrong.
	Just kept on going.
	This is from...
	Setsuo Whitney, Podfather and JCD, please de-douche me for I have sinned.
	You've been de-douched.
	Thanks for everything.
	The No Agenda community, the entertainment, the knowledge, John Sultry voice, Adam's magnificent hair.
	Keep the value flowing.
	Special shout-out to Dame Julian and Sir Julian and Sir Scott for the big Bastrop bash.
	Oh, yes.
	So Sir Scott, Baron Scott, who always does the 512 meetups, he and his lovely wife were there, and they were doing their badges.
	Everyone got a badge.
	Everyone got a name.
	There were douchebags.
	There were spiders.
	Aspiring producers, all kinds of stuff.
	It's lovely to have them there.
	I'd like to call out JD, Harry III, Kelsey, and Jay as douchebags.
	Otherwise, no jingles, no karma.
	And let me just make sure this isn't one more apparent one.
	Yes, this is from Andrea.
	And I think Andrea Cody.
	And she just has a really cute card.
	Bravo!
	Congratulations on your success.
	33333.
	Thank you very much, Andrea.
	And this is...
	In the morning, gents.
	Note to follow.
	Probably not on time.
	This is from Mike Newman.
	33333.
	And people were really putting the pennies in.
	Which made it fun.
	Let me see.
	Is this one more?
	This may be the last one.
	333s.
	No, then we're 233s.
	Okay.
	Next executive producer.
	Where are we?
	Oh, I'm here with Chris Cowan.
	Sir Chris Cowan, as a matter of fact.
	And he is in North Austin.
	333.
	A lot of Austinians today.
	Yes, yes.
	What do you ever call them?
	Austinites.
	Sir Chris Caronbarron of North Austin reporting in to celebrate my 60th birthday.
	You're on the list.
	Yep.
	I see everything.
	I see every...
	I'll see everyone on Saturday in Bastrop.
	Last month I hit my friend Porkface Kemp in the mouth...
	And I'm now calling him out as a douchebag.
	A pork face.
	Sorry about that.
	It was an accident.
	Sorry, I didn't mean to do it.
	Joe Weil, I cannot find anything from him.
	He's in Riggins, Idaho at $250.
	Yes.
	Salty.
	Salty veteran.
	Wait, no, before we get to Salty Veteran, we have Michael Hayworth with 2333.
	Thanks for sustaining my sanity.
	Without regular doses of no agenda, I would have spent my money on therapy sessions.
	Please de-douche my son, Andrew, in California.
	You've been de-douched.
	Best wishes and regards to Dame Julian for hosting the wonderful Bastrop Meetup, Michael Hayworth.
	Thank you so much, sir.
	You want to grab the next one?
	Oh, Salty Veterans Douchebag of Hello Canyon?
	Yes.
	Okay, he is...
	It says page one.
	Please de-douche me.
	We can do that?
	You've been de-douched.
	Although I donated executive producer last month with a drunken note attached that didn't make sense when you guys read it, I have been a listener since sometime after Trump took office just to stay up with current events.
	Anywho, boots on the ground report.
	My kid had their first parent-teacher conference this year.
	He was homeschooled last year because we think online school isn't for kids, but decided he should attend school while masked.
	To stay socialized.
	His teacher said this class is learning at a grade level lower due to how poorly online learning was for his district and that they are even a year behind that.
	My brain went into a cluster F trying to figure out why it's being allowed and why they are still pushing for online options.
	Yeah, that's what the teacher said, who you just heard from, from Ava, her husband.
	He was like, these kids, they're dumb.
	They're trying to make the kids stupid.
	That way they vote Democrat.
	I'm so glad my smoking hot wife had the option to stay home and attend homeschool.
	Online school isn't for low-income districts.
	You two keep me sane and got me into local politics.
	Figured if we want sanity, we need to get into local politics and make changes locally.
	Start small and grow from there.
	With that being said, I don't know.
	My appointment was a paid one.
	I will keep donating my checks to you two or any other organizations that serve as a public service.
	Aw.
	Then we have...
	Let me see...
	We have Kyle.
	I never know if this is now Kyle or Kylie.
	I'm so gun shy about this.
	We have these producers named Kyle or a girl named Kyle.
	I guess you just say Kyle.
	Yeah, it's Kyle.
	Yeah.
	We've been doing this wrong a lot.
	We've been doing this wrong a lot.
	Very simple.
	Happy birthday to hot girlfriend...
	Oh, it's Kyle.
	Isabella Mertz, October 20th, and to Douchebag JP. Yeah, we can do that.
	Douchebag!
	Also on October 20th.
	Jingle story...
	Heavenly farts.
	Too many jingles.
	Can't do seven, but you did it anyway.
	Heavenly farts, Fauci wheeze, Biden whole load, Trump big massive dumps.
	Did you see that juice?
	We're all going to die.
	Too many.
	Before we begin, let's pray.
	I'm going to give you the whole load.
	They did dumps.
	They call them dumps.
	Big massive dumps.
	We're all going to die!
	Oh my gosh!
	Can you see that juice?
	It's too many.
	Yeah, four is the limit.
	Stop.
	Three.
	Three.
	Four.
	Practically giving the store away.
	Buddy Arsenault in Maurice, Louisiana.
	Hey, guys.
	Or ITM. I work for an oil field service company that mandated the vaccine on us.
	And it was and is a get-vaxxed-or-be-fired situation.
	Guess I'm a slave now.
	Please give me some R2-D2 karma and R2-D2 and jobs karma.
	Thanks.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yeah!
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Associate Executive Producer donations from the meetup.
	We have...
	Thank you for your courage.
	$200.
	So happy to be here.
	Oh, Sir Rolando Gonzalez, Dame Sarah and the Human Resources, Maya and Alice, they were there.
	You know, Rolando has done about 48, 49 end-of-show mixes.
	He showed up with his beautiful family, and I felt like I knew him, you know, since he's been doing all this cool work.
	We have Baron Gordon Walton with $200.
	Baron Gordon Walton has been at every single Noagenda meetup since the very first one before I even lived in Austin.
	$200 for his daughter's damehood for Catherine.
	So we have that.
	Please keep your own accounting, but you know that by now, Gordon.
	We have here just...
	Jesse and Sarah, Adam and John, thank you for all the work that you do for being a breath of fresh air.
	And $200 for associate executive producership.
	And here we have some very small envelopes.
	Okay, yeah, that's it for the executive producers.
	Buddy Arsenault is next on our list, 222, and Maurice.
	We just had him.
	You did Kylie last.
	No, you just did Buddy.
	R2D2 Jobs Karma.
	Oh, yes, I did.
	Sir Dude Named Jay Sheriff of the Portage Lakes is next.
	200.
	This donation is in honor of Patrick O'Brien, soon to be Sir Sparky the Spotted Spook, who recently passed away on behalf of myself, Sir Dude named Jay Sheriff of the Portage Lakes, my keeper Teresa, and the NE Northeast Ohio gang.
	Karma and Spot the Spook, I'm sure you have...
	By the way, just to stop this...
	Oh, yes.
	There were a couple of them.
	There were a couple of them.
	You think there were two?
	Oh, no.
	I think I only saw two.
	There must have been more.
	Because it was free.
	It was free food, free drinks.
	Oh, yeah.
	That spook magnet.
	Yeah.
	Spook magnet.
	They were like, yeah, this is good, man.
	We'll just hang out here.
	No problem at all.
	And they get paid.
	Right?
	Anyways, Carmen Spot to Spook, I'm sure you have received donations from our Northeast Ohio chapter for Sparky.
	Patrick O'Brien, who we all met and got to know because of no agenda meetups in Ohio.
	Several of us are donating producerships in his name so he can be Sir Sparky of the Spotted Spook.
	The name in...
	Is in reference to Sir Real Estate and Dame Ashley's first two No Agenda meetup reports in which he was identified as the spook in attendance.
	He was a great guy and loved the No Agenda.
	Attaches a photo of Sparky if Podcast 2.0 image option allows it.
	Feel free to add it to the feed.
	Sir Dude named Jay Sheriff of the Portage Lakes.
	Yes, and I forwarded the picture to Dreb Scott and people should be seeing it as we speak.
	Spot the spook.
	Spot the spook.
	Everybody wants to spot the spook.
	You've got karma.
	Then we have Dame Ashley, Lady of the Lake, and Sir Bubba Hotep, $200 from Highland Heights, Ohio.
	Our donation today is also in honor of our friend and fellow No Agenda producer, Sparky.
	Sparky passed away suddenly on October 2nd, just a few days before his 58th birthday.
	At the service, a list of 33 nontraditional songs was played because Sparky would not have settled for anything less.
	Nontraditional is the best way to describe Sparky.
	We met Sparky last year at the first Northeast Ohio No Agenda meetup, and he quickly became our friend, even though we initially thought he was a spook.
	But he could still be friends with us, which Sparky thought was the funniest thing he had ever heard.
	He loved being the spook, even though he was the furthest thing from it.
	That's what the good ones are.
	At the first meetup, we remember him asking us a very important question.
	Sparky sat down at our table.
	He was this big, tall guy with the brightest smile, and he asked us all, what are we going to do, guys?
	He was referring to the looming mask mandates, the lockdowns, and all the COVID craziness.
	His question still runs through our minds now, drives our local activism, and I think even John would agree, that's a great question.
	We had the pleasure of having him and fellow No Agenda producers into our home on several occasions.
	Sparky took us both aside at one of our gatherings to thank us for having the meetups at our home during the height of COVID lockdowns because he said we all needed it, yes.
	He said he loved the food, but that he came for the fellowship that the No Agenda family provided.
	We will never forget that.
	He was a great friend, great person, and loved No Agenda.
	So in answer to Sparky's question of what are we going to do, guys, what we are going to do is make Sparky a knight posthumously and have his title be Sir Sparky the Spook.
	In addition, there will be a meetup posted on No Agenda meetups for November 6th for Northeast Ohio producers in honor of Sir Sparky.
	For anyone who hasn't been to a meetup, the friendships Dame Ashley and I have formed that first meetup are life-changing.
	Meeting Sir Sparky was proof of that.
	Thanks for all you guys do.
	No jingles, just karma for Sparky.
	Game Ashley, Lady of the Lake, Sir Real Estate of the North Coast, and Sir Bubba Hotep, Highland Heights, Ohio.
	You've got karma.
	And in addition to that, Joe Bisesi from Ohio comes in with another $200 with a short note saying, this is for Sir Sparky, the Spotted Spook's knighthood, so I think it rounds it up for sure.
	May he rest in peace.
	Now, I do have a couple of other quick make-goods.
	One, just a note that was up there, that scanned-in note left off the end.
	Mm-hmm.
	Which was from a salty veteran douchebag of Hell's Canyon.
	He wanted a little girl get vaccinated like a good slave jingle if possible.
	I don't know if you got that.
	I don't know if I do.
	Get vaccinated.
	Okay.
	I don't think I have it, John.
	You don't have it.
	So one last thing, which is from Mimi and the NoGen and Meetup group.
	We have to give, there's a promise to give Mark Bouchert, B-U-C-H-E-R-T, a jobs karma.
	Okay.
	Actually, I did find the get vaccinated slave, believe it or not, and I'll throw the jobs karma right after that.
	Go get the vaccine!
	Like a good slave!
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's go for jobs!
	So that was the karma.
	Karma's for Mark.
	So we have all this covered, and I want to thank these folks for being the executive associate executive producers, a ton of them, because we had a big meetup.
	Wait, wait, I have one last one.
	One last one, so the thanks go to this one, too.
	Yes, this is Dame Taylor, who we damed at the event.
	Her note didn't make it last show.
	I didn't want to read it.
	I found no agenda after Adam's second appearance on Joe Rogan.
	I remember coming home, telling my boyfriend, Logan, about this normal, intelligent, and rational thinking dude that also has his own podcast.
	This week marks one year without social media, one year of listening to no agenda for both of us, and our lives have never been better, even in the middle of this shite.
	I figured no better time to become a dame than before the Bastrop meet-up tonight.
	Please title me Dame Taylor of the Rising Seas.
	Rising.
	In quotations.
	Oh, rising, cease, rising.
	In quotations for the obvious hoax that this climate change is.
	But also because as a lifetime swimmer and swim coach, I remain impervious to the rising tide of tyranny and BS. And she's the military swim trainer.
	You know, the one that teaches you how to swim until you pass out underwater.
	She's a fun gal, I tell you.
	She's a hoot.
	So you met her there?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, I named her on the podium.
	Yeah, what was she like?
	Oh, super.
	Very tall and wiry, as you'd expect from a swimmer.
	You know what I mean?
	One of those, like, probably wide shoulders.
	I don't know.
	I love a face man.
	She's a pretty face.
	I can look her in the eyes.
	She's tall.
	That's all I know.
	I don't look at the shoulders.
	Thank you to our producers, executive and associate executive who came in through multiple transoms, but also the ones who supported us at the meetup.
	Thank you all so much for producing episode number 1391 of the No Agenda Show.
	If you'd like to help out, go to...
	Dvorak.org slash NA. And without a doubt, you brought your time, talent, treasure.
	We are very appreciative.
	Thank you.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out...
	We hit people in the mouth.
	What?
	Order.
	Shut up, Slade.
	Shut up, Slade.
	Hey.
	Well, there's something we were going to talk about almost on the last show, but I didn't talk about it.
	And you said, well, I would have talked about it.
	And I said, well, I didn't think you'd talk about it.
	He said, I would talk about it.
	Oh, yes.
	And then you had a clip.
	Oh, that's right.
	And this is an event that took place in the United States.
	A lot of overseas people won't understand some of this.
	But we had a famous football coach get fired for writing some emails 10 years ago.
	And he got...
	Got ousted.
	His name was John Gruden.
	And he's local to here, or this area, so I know who he is.
	And I have my theories about why he really got fired.
	But then I got a bunch of clips from Jason Whitlock.
	Ooh!
	The best sports commentator in the business, period.
	J-Lock 1000, yeah, he's badass.
	Who was fired from ESPN for being honest.
	Yeah, whoops.
	And now he has his own podcast called Fearless, which is quite entertaining.
	If you like sports chat, I mean, this guy tells it like it is, but Adam can...
	No, no, do you really want...
	I don't think my clip is necessary, unless you need it as a backgrounder.
	Not really.
	Well, how long is the clip?
	The clip is one minute and one second.
	Let's play it.
	I think we should play it.
	It's a good background.
	This morning, new fallout in the wake of NFL coach John Gruden's sudden resignation after emails reportedly showed he used racist, sexist, and homophobic language.
	John Gruden's career is over.
	It's over.
	Keyshawn Johnson, who won a Super Bowl with Gruden, saying this about his former coach.
	He's just always been a fraud to me.
	Never from day one he's been a used car salesman.
	Am I surprised that he used racial insensitive things?
	Am I surprised that he was acting homophobic situations?
	I'm not surprised.
	Gruden now losing his sponsorship deal with Skechers and getting the boot from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Ring of Honor.
	But this morning, there are questions about whether Gruden is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to offensive behavior in the league.
	The NFL Players Association is now demanding the release of all emails reviewed during an investigation into workplace misconduct at the Washington football team.
	It was that investigation that uncovered Gruden's remarks, which were leaked to the media.
	Yeah, so I played this for John after the show.
	Because he actually said, well, there was a topic I'm going to bring up, but you're not going to like it.
	That's what I said.
	I'm like, well, what is it?
	Well, it's the coach.
	Oh, I got a clip.
	So, from my non-sports industry understanding, the way I saw it was, he was necessary, this coach, to move them from Oakland to Vegas, and they hated him anyway, so then they conveniently got rid of him this way.
	That's all I have.
	I would like to play Whitlock's stuff because he's so good.
	And I have my very simplistic explanation for this, but Whitlock takes it to a level that definitely has to be played.
	But first, let's listen to Whitlock's...
	And by the way, these letters...
	They don't ever talk about what he said.
	He called some guy, he said one guy that was the black head of the Players Association said he had big lips.
	That was his racist comment.
	He called the head of the NFL a pussy, which was his misogynistic comment.
	And he called him a faggot, which was his anti-gay comment.
	Three strikes?
	He had the trifecta.
	The trifecta woman, even though the woman thinks a stretch, but he didn't like female referees either.
	But this is all explained by Whitlock.
	Whitlock has a much better explanation, but I want to play the Whitlock pre-Gruden before he goes into it, which I thought was kind of interesting because it brings in another one of these podcasting groups.
	How bad, and I don't, how bad do you think the things are that he said in those emails?
	How, I mean, I saw, and this is a bit of a curveball I'm throwing you, but I saw Kay Smith, who works for Barstool Sports, she tweeted out last night or this morning, I saw something, that John Gruden is a scumbag.
	And I read this and I go, the lack of self-awareness is so breathtaking for everybody.
	She works at Barstool for Dave Portnoy.
	What do we think Dave Portnoy's emails and text messages look like from the last 10 years?
	And I'm not saying that to denigrate Dave Portnoy.
	Good point.
	Because Barstool Sports is responsible for shows like Call Me Daddy, which is the most profane show ever produced in a podcast.
	And so he's just pointing this kind of stuff out.
	So let's go into his discussion of why he thinks this is really...
	And by the way, my explanation is going to be very simplistic.
	Whitlock's explanation is much more no agenda.
	That's why I made these clips.
	This is Whitlock on...
	I'm sorry, Whitlock on Gruden 1.
	I'm going to tell you why Randy Moss and others are saying what they're saying.
	And these broadcasts...
	I'm sorry.
	Who are Randy Moss and others just for a non-sports guy?
	Randy Moss and others.
	When you played your clip, it had Keyshawn Johnson on there.
	Yes.
	Talking about, what a douchebag.
	This guy's terrible.
	And Randy Moss actually went into tears, which Whitlock mocked.
	Oh, okay.
	I got it.
	Into tears, saying, this was an offense.
	It was an offense.
	I was offended.
	And he acted like a big baby.
	And so Whitlock is now going to just blast everybody.
	Oh, okay.
	I got you.
	And these broadcasters, Randy Moss...
	He's not qualified to be a broadcaster.
	He got the job because he caught a bunch of passes in the NFL. He didn't get the job because he's got the best voice, the best insight, speaks the most clearly.
	He didn't get it for any of those reasons.
	He didn't earn his way there.
	He played football to his way there.
	And so when you know you're in a position you don't deserve, you're very beholden to the puppet masters and whoever helped put you in that position.
	Good point.
	What's going on with John Gruden is a hit.
	It's like what happened to JFK. I'm not trying to trivialize JFK, but this is a coup d'etat.
	John Gruden is being executed by the NFL. They want him out of the league.
	Roger Goodell doesn't like him.
	Troy Vincent doesn't like him.
	And Roger Goodell, Troy Vincent, these guys are the puppet masters.
	Dictating to ESPN and Fox and whoever else about which former players get to be on air and have these broadcasting jobs and make 1, 2, 3, 4 million dollars, up to 20 million dollars if you're Tony Romo.
	This is all decided and influenced by Roger Goodell, Troy Vinson, and the power structure of the NFL. The power structure of the NFL wants to off John Gruden as a symbol to the rest of the NFL. We're going down this left woke lane.
	We're swallowing it whole.
	Okay.
	So, you know, you have to kind of agree with them because they have gone left woke.
	Oh, they've been told, especially the broadcasters.
	Yeah, and the broadcasters are the worst.
	So let's go to part two of the three-part clips.
	So far, he's kind of following my theory, which...
	Yeah, he would be closer to your theory than my simplistic...
	Oh no, I know.
	You're gonna blow us all away.
	I can't wait.
	No, I'm not.
	I'm gonna give you a very simplistic explanation, but I like this better.
	Okay.
	Those of you that want to object, we will take you out just like we just took out John Gruden.
	So get on board with female referees.
	Get on board with female assistant coaches.
	Get on board with Black Lives Matters messaging.
	Get on board with whatever the hell the players want to do to make sure they're good on social media.
	Get on board.
	Don't question anything.
	It's no different than what we're seeing in the political space with the Biden administration using the Department of Justice and the military to impose a way of thinking on anyone within their ranks or even parents as it relates to school boards and critical race theory.
	They're now about to criminalize going to school boards and being hostile towards school board members or whatever.
	There's a line of thinking being imposed on everyone.
	Football and football's importance in popular culture and the NFL's importance to five different television networks, they have to jump on board with the left agenda.
	John Gruden is a sacrifice.
	He's a symbol to everybody else.
	If you don't get on board with this, we can go through your emails.
	We can go through your text message.
	We can find someone to meet to you.
	We can get you.
	Yes, sounds about right.
	Yeah, and it makes a lot of sense.
	And so Whitlock wraps it with this part three.
	You can't criticize Obama.
	You can't criticize Joe Biden.
	You can't say you can't act like that the LGBT people aren't the greatest human beings that God ever created.
	You can't say like...
	Hold on, man.
	Is this woman that's a referee that's only been refereeing for six years and it took me 15 years or 20 years of hard work to get up to the NFL level?
	She just did it in six.
	You can't complain about any of that.
	And these assistant coaches and executives that they're installing all over the NFL.
	And eventually, trust me, there will be some trans woman playing in the NFL.
	And everybody's going to act like, oh, my God, we got a woman playing football.
	And everybody has to be on board with that.
	This is a message hit.
	John Gruden has been taken out as a message to everybody else.
	Hop on board with the woke.
	Wow, sounds about right.
	So, I like this a lot.
	It's a good deconstruction and it's probably true at many levels.
	My thinking, though, is the following.
	Gruden came in to the Raiders with a...
	A 10-year, $100 million deal, which is the highest any coach has ever gotten.
	So he's getting $10 million a year.
	He's gotten four years in.
	And then he loses a game already, and then he's going to lose another one, or he did lose another one.
	And he's not going to ever get this team...
	To perform well, he just can't do it.
	His coaching skills are not that great.
	They never were.
	The only time he won the Super Bowl is when he took over from Tony Dungy's team, who built a Super Bowl team, and Gruden managed to get him over the finish line, and that was about it.
	And he's never really...
	He's kind of a blowhard, as some people would suggest.
	And so Mark Davis, the creepy guy who owns the Raiders, If you want to get a kick, go look up Mark Davis' home in Las Vegas, the home he's building, and just take a look at it, just to cringe.
	Mark Davis saw the writing on the wall, and he says, I got $60 million more to pay this guy, and I'm never going to get a championship.
	I've got to find some way to get rid of him without having to pay the $60 million.
	Holy crap.
	And I think he arranged the whole thing.
	I think the owner arranged it because he's the one who came out.
	Oh my God, this is terrible.
	He's my best friend.
	And he made all these announcements about poor John, his buddy.
	And I'm convinced he's behind the whole thing.
	That house is an outrage.
	It's like a spaceship.
	That thing is crazy.
	Yeah, of course.
	The house is an outrage.
	There's something wrong with you if that's your design for a house.
	$14 million is cheaper than I think it would be.
	Well, it's in Vegas, you know.
	Yeah, you're in the desert.
	Wow.
	In the desert.
	Yeah, that definitely makes sense.
	But why not?
	We might as well throw some woke stuff on top of it.
	Get everybody on board.
	Believe me, I like the woke better.
	Which team do you think will have the first trans woman playing?
	Which team is the wokest?
	I think it would have to be one of the Midwestern teams.
	It won't be Dallas.
	It could be the 49ers.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	Because the 49ers triggered the Kaepernick thing and they're kind of woke.
	Wait, it'll be a trans man though, right?
	It would be a woman who is...
	I don't know.
	It's going to be some trans something.
	Tight end.
	What other positions can our person play?
	Wide receiver?
	Okay.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm 12.
	I'm 12.
	What can I do?
	I can't help myself.
	Hey, I forgot something really important.
	You'll appreciate this.
	Besides many multiple gifts of gummy bears and other beautiful flowers, which are highly appreciated, Bill Thomas gave me, because he said, well, you know, he has a studio.
	I'm in a studio.
	It's cleaning up.
	And you take this.
	I don't need any more.
	You can have this.
	Wooden box inside.
	Ready?
	Neumann...
	A telefunken.
	Neumann TLM 103.
	TLM 103.
	That'd be a dynamite mic.
	You should use it.
	I can't wait to try it out.
	I can't wait.
	Very excited.
	All right.
	Oh, tell me if you recognize this headline.
	17 Christian missionaries kidnapped, including children in Haiti.
	Sounded a lot like the earthquake when they were smuggling kids up.
	Yeah, was it almost the exact same thing?
	Exactly the same.
	They're just rerunning old scripts.
	Yeah, well, they're harvesting children.
	Whenever they're...
	I don't know this for sure, obviously.
	I want to make sure of that.
	But it seems like whenever there's something horrible in Haiti, and they're like all smuggling children across borders.
	You know, like the Adrena crane, chrome train or something.
	It's just...
	It's creepy.
	Alright.
	I have a...
	There's a...
	I got a Texas story.
	I got the Trans Sports Bill, which has got everybody bent out of shape, and it reflects a little bit on the Whitlock material.
	Yeah, let's do that so I understand what's happening in my backyard here.
	And the Texas House has passed the Transgender Sports Bill.
	It would require public school students to compete in sports based on their biological sex at birth.
	The bill is now in the Senate, and it's one step closer to becoming law.
	The House approved the bill 76-54 Thursday night after almost 10 hours of debate.
	This was the fourth attempt by Texas lawmakers to pass such a measure.
	Three similar bills got stalled in the House earlier this year.
	But the Senate, which is controlled by Republicans, is expected to pass this one.
	This bill defines biological sex as a student's sex shown on the birth certificate at or around the time of birth.
	It will not accept legally modified birth certificates, although the body that governs school sports in Texas currently accepts them.
	Supporters say this measure would help protect girls and make girls' sports fair.
	Opponents say the bill would hurt transgender athletes.
	Yeah.
	Well, we'll see if it passes.
	This is all good ramp up for 2020, so we can have lots of arguments about this.
	But these are protected classes.
	Facebook has just upped the ante in protection of protected classes of very, very, very vulnerable, vulnerable individuals.
	Public figures will now get more protection from Facebook on its platforms.
	In an update to its bullying and harassment policies, the social media giant announced Wednesday it will now remove severe sexualizing content Oh, please.
	profiles, pages, groups, or events dedicated to sexualizing the public figure, as well as derogatory, sexualized, photoshopped images, drawings, and more.
	Facebook's global head of safety, Antigone Davis, said it was part of an effort to reduce attacks disproportionately faced by women, people of color, and the LGBTQ community.
	Additionally, as part of the anti-harassment policy update, Facebook will now also remove coordinated efforts of mass harassment that target individuals at heightened risk of offline harm, like victims of violent tragedies or government dissidents.
	And that's basically just saying you can't say anything about anybody.
	Certainly not if they've got a verified or a checkmark or something.
	Checkmark.
	Checkmark.
	The celebrities.
	They're very vulnerable, the celebrities.
	You can't sexualize them.
	That's very wrong.
	It's very hurtful.
	It's violence, man.
	Unless they're white men.
	I think you can do it to white men celebrities.
	Yeah, white men's okay.
	So here's the back in the same kind of theme.
	Play this clip.
	This is the Ludon County, which is in Virginia.
	Loudon.
	Gender issues that are going on.
	Loudon County.
	Loudon County.
	Oh, Loudon.
	Loudon.
	Key members of the Loudoun County School Board is resigning.
	She's currently facing a recall petition by parents.
	And the school board is also facing a lawsuit over how it dealt with an alleged case of sexual assault at school.
	Beth Bartz, a member of the Loudoun County School Board in Virginia, said in a Facebook post on Friday that she's resigning.
	She didn't explain why, but wrote, In recent months, Loudoun County has been ground zero for parent protests against progressive school policies, such as critical race theory and transgender bathrooms.
	And Bartz has been involved in several controversies as a school board member.
	A parent group called Fight for Schools alleges that Bartz was involved in a Facebook group that tried to dox parents opposing critical race theory.
	Parents started a recall petition against Bartz and four other school board members.
	Last week, a Virginia judge rejected Bart's motion to dismiss the recall.
	Another controversy involved an alleged case of sexual assault in May.
	Scott Smith, a local parent, says his 15-year-old daughter was raped in the women's restroom at school by a boy claiming to be gender fluid.
	After transferring to another school, the same boy allegedly was charged with sexual battery after inappropriately touching another 15-year-old.
	The sheriff's office is currently investigating, and the Smith family is now suing the school district.
	Despite parents like Smith speaking out against the transgender restroom policy, the school board approved the policy in August.
	It would allow transgender students to use bathrooms and locker rooms according to the gender they identify with.
	There's more to the story that is not in this, of course.
	What happened with that last parent...
	nah, this is probably, you're just full of crap.
	This didn't really happen.
	What's your problem?
	That parent, the father, went to a school board meeting and called them out on it, and that's when we saw the video.
	That's the parent that gets thrown to the ground, chairs all over the place by the cops, and they arrest him.
	That's because they just said, no, it didn't happen.
	You know, it's like you're delusional.
	Your child doesn't know what she's saying.
	That's really, that's the worst part of it.
	Yes.
	It was just dismissive like a bunch of dicks.
	Yep.
	Yeah.
	The president spoke at the University of Connecticut.
	And if you want to talk about projection, this was an incredible example of it.
	He was speaking at the Human Rights, what is it called?
	The Human Rights Center, which Chris, is it Senator Chris Dodd's dad, I guess?
	It's the Dodd Human Rights Center at the University of Connecticut.
	And I believe that Chris Dodd's dad was involved, it seems, I guess in the timeline it would work, with the Nuremberg trials.
	Whether he did that or not, Biden decides he's going to bring out everything he can recall or that has written for him about the Nuremberg trials.
	And this is what's so fascinating because the Nuremberg trials, out of that literally came the Nuremberg Code, which is being completely obliterated by vaccine mandates.
	And he goes into this projection mode and I just, I had to play it because this is, to me, now I understand when we look at people like Hitler and Mussolini and you think, wow, these guys were crazy.
	They are.
	I think Biden is like one of these guys.
	He's crazy.
	Losing his mind.
	Someone else may even be running him.
	I don't know if Hitler...
	There was probably a Jen Psaki behind Hitler, too.
	Because this guy is nuts.
	When President Clinton spoke at this first dedication, he ended on a poignant reminder.
	He said, and I quote, the road...
	To tyranny, we must never forget, begins with the destruction of truth.
	In my view, that was the lesson at the heart of the Norburn trials.
	Yeah, you mean like lying about everything vaccine, vaccine mandates, lying about everything.
	Yeah, the truth.
	Problem, Joe.
	Finding truth.
	Documenting it so it could never be denied.
	In court, Tom Dodd built a case fact by fact, using the Nazis' own meticulous records of crimes.
	Yeah!
	Shocking.
	Can't wait to do it with you!
	Human evidence to pin down Nazi leaders who tried to deny their complicity and feign ignorance.
	And even more important, it denied the entire German policy.
	The ability to feign ignorance.
	To deal with the past, you must face the truth.
	Whether it's Dachau, Buchenwald, Auschwitz, or other camps, millions of Jews rounded up along with members of other minority groups, thrown into camps, abused, used in forced labor, medical experimentation.
	Six million Jews murdered.
	Including so many who met their ultimate fate in the gas chamber.
	He made sure no one could deny their own eyes and what they saw.
	He preserved the truth, ugly and as traumatic as it was, for all of history, so that the horrors of the Holocaust could never be diminished or denied.
	And the evil that we still have to guard against to this day has to be watched.
	The only way we could make real the promise of never again was to keep reminding ourselves of what had happened.
	And how so many people otherwise thought themselves decent people rationalized that it really wasn't happening.
	We didn't know what was going on because they weren't turning on the gas valve.
	They had no responsibility.
	So this is so...
	Poignant that he's doing this now when his administration is literally doing some of these things, right down to the rationalizing that it's okay.
	And he expanded on that with this bullcrap story about his kids.
	That's why, when each of my children, and now my grandchildren, turn the age of 15, the first thing I've done, my word is abiding.
	Put him on an aircraft and fly to Dachau one at a time at age 15.
	Work sets you free as you go through the entrance.
	But that's not what I wanted him to see.
	I wanted him to see the lovely...
	That's Auschwitz.
	I know, he's completely wrong.
	Auschwitz, not Dachau.
	But listen, that's not what he wanted you to see.
	No!
	I wanted him to see the lovely homes that were right up against the fence line with their beautiful...
	Roofs.
	People living in there rationalized that it's not me.
	I'm not doing this.
	And I don't know really what's going on in there.
	I want them to see.
	The ability of a human mind to rationalize cannot be underestimated.
	This is exactly what is happening.
	People who just are rationalizing, well, there's just some idiot red state people.
	Yeah!
	Gas them all, gas them all.
	I don't care.
	I'm not turning the gas knob.
	It's not my fault.
	And then in this last shorter clip, Biden goes full, full Hitler.
	Just listen to his whole demeanor.
	Listen to how he's speaking and listen to how he pronounces stuff.
	In the Nuremberg tribunals, the blueprint you see in those tribunals, the blueprint for future United Nations tribunals.
	It would help deliver justice after atrocities committed in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia.
	In the United States.
	We see it in the values championed at Nuremberg and the antecedents of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the foundation of a rules-based international order.
	We're in a world order!
	Built out of the wreckage of two wars, world wars, not just to prevent us from destroying ourselves, We see in the passion of a young prosecutor a commitment to prioritizing the human impacts of policies.
	And as we look around the world today, we see human rights and democratic principles increasingly under assault.
	We feel the same charge of history upon our own shoulders to act.
	We have fewer democracies in the world today than we did 15 years ago.
	Fewer.
	Not more.
	Fewer.
	Doesn't it sound like he's saying, Führer?
	Listen to this.
	There were democracies in the world today that we've been 15 years ago.
	Fewer.
	Fewer.
	Not more.
	Fewer.
	I'm telling you, he's going full Hitler.
	Well, he's off his rocker.
	Well, that's projection.
	That's just, and whoever wrote it is projecting.
	This is exactly what's happening, and it will be the Nuremberg Code, which takes all these people down.
	We shave their heads and march them naked through the streets.
	Oh, I can't wait for that.
	It's going to be so much fun.
	DC Comics.
	We know that Superman is...
	Is Superman gay, or is he bisexual?
	I can't keep up.
	He's got to be bisexual.
	But he's also...
	His motto has changed.
	It used to be truth, justice, and the American way.
	Well, that won't stand.
	No, that's no good.
	Truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.
	Boycott that.
	Boycott that.
	You can't do that.
	But they pulled the American way out?
	Yep.
	And just made it a better tomorrow of Bidenism?
	Yeah, like Epcot Center.
	Huh.
	Yeah.
	Where'd you get that?
	I didn't know this happened.
	It's all over.
	It was all over the...
	I think I got it from the Mastodon, actually.
	Yeah.
	Let's see.
	What's the story?
	What does Superman care about tomorrow?
	He's trying to stop crime.
	He's trying to get a hot dude today.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	That doesn't sound right.
	The headline is different.
	Before I get all the hate mail...
	Oh, no, no.
	Superman's son is bisexual.
	Superman Jr.?
	What's his name?
	Jonathan Kent.
	He comes out as bisexual.
	I don't understand.
	I don't know.
	I can't keep up.
	Can't he just have bullets bounce off his chest and just be done with it?
	No, they can't.
	Everything's got to have a message.
	It's got to have a wokeness to it.
	Not possible.
	Not possible.
	I have a funny...
	This is a news clip.
	And there's an Ask Adam element to it.
	Oh, my goodness.
	Okay.
	Do I need to get the jingle?
	Yeah, I think so.
	Okay.
	What do we do?
	We start off with the clip, yeah?
	It says, Ask Adam...
	Adam Parkland won.
	That's the Ask Adam part.
	You can play the jingle now or not.
	No, usually I play the...
	Well, we can do it here.
	This is fine.
	Okay, I have a different one for after, for the reveal.
	Okay, good.
	What's the question?
	Ask Adam Parkland won.
	The man who allegedly killed 17 people at a Florida high school in 2018 plans to plead guilty to the murders.
	What was that man's name?
	He killed 17 kids.
	Yeah.
	You know what's really sick?
	Is that the only name that comes to mind is David Hogg.
	I know that he didn't do it, obviously.
	That's funny.
	That's how sick it is.
	Yeah, well, you can remember David Hogg.
	You remember Floyd.
	How about that?
	By the way, I didn't remember it either when I saw the story.
	When you play clip two and you hear his name, you go, here's what I did.
	Never heard of him.
	Lawyers for Nicholas Cruz today with the plea expected next week.
	And now the man faces a trial to determine his sentence.
	Attempted aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer with a deadly weapon.
	How do you wish to plea?
	I plead guilty.
	A South Florida community now has closure after attorneys announced Nicholas Cruz will plead guilty to the murders of 14 students and three staff members at a Parkland, Florida high school.
	His decision to plead guilty comes unexpectedly, and Mitch and Anika Dwarit were the only victim's parents at the hearing.
	They said, we want justice.
	It's time.
	By that, they mean they want the death sentence.
	Wait a minute, the only parents from all those kids who were killed who came to his hearing was just for one child?
	Yeah.
	Wow.
	Sir, how old are you?
	That's weird.
	I am 23 years old.
	And how far did you get in school?
	I got to 11th grade.
	Do you read and write the English language?
	Yes, ma'am.
	Cruz's lawyers offered to plead guilty in hopes of getting life in prison without the possibility for parole.
	But prosecutors refused.
	They said he deserved the death sentence, and Cruz's lawyers may be able to tell the jury when they determine his sentence that since he accepted responsibility and pleaded guilty, he saved the victim's family an additional phase of the trial.
	That's according to a former Florida prosecutor.
	On Valentine's Day in 2018, Cruz arrived on the campus of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in an Uber.
	In a stairwell, he assembled an AR-15 rifle he had bought, then opened fire and afterwards blended in with his victims as police stormed the building.
	They caught him an hour later walking through a residential neighborhood.
	He reportedly had been a troubled student and his mother worried about his emotional state.
	Do you suffer from any physical or mental illness?
	I was told in the past, but I don't believe I have any issues.
	And the day after the shooting, community members of the Fort Lauderdale area held a vigil for the victims.
	Soon after, student activists created March for Our Lives and rallied hundreds of thousands around the nation for tighter gun laws.
	And Florida enacted a new law in which an armed guard must be on campuses during class hours.
	Right.
	Okay, so recalling this story, the actual guard who was on duty didn't go in, was a pussy.
	He was hiding.
	He didn't go in to help the children.
	Yeah, he hid.
	Yeah.
	This Nicholas Cruz, he had been alerted.
	The FBI was well aware of him.
	People in multiple, I think, calls had come in about him in years past.
	Yeah.
	None of that kind of made it back into the report, did it?
	No, of course not.
	Hmm.
	Well, let's take bets on this.
	This morning, new images of Hillary Clinton leaving the UC Irvine Medical Center in Southern California, where her husband, former President Bill Clinton, is hospitalized, being treated in the ICU for a blood infection, also known as sepsis.
	Sepsis can be a serious matter.
	We are concerned about a decrease in blood pressure, and we also need to monitor the heart.
	Doctors at UC Irvine Medical Center are stressing Clinton's diagnosis is not related to COVID and is not related to his history of heart disease.
	According to the hospital, Clinton was given an IV and is responding well to antibiotics.
	So sepsis is...
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	It's not related to COVID. It's not related to his heart condition.
	Was it related to the vaccine?
	We don't know.
	Oh, what?
	Sepsis.
	That's not can be dangerous.
	You can die real easy from sepsis.
	Oh, yeah.
	Especially at his age and with the Hillary assassination group nearby.
	She's there.
	Now, if we were a regular news network, we know what we'd be doing.
	We'd be getting the obits ready.
	We've got to get the reels.
	It would be long written.
	Well, but now the timing.
	What do we need to...
	I mean, because if Bill Clinton dies, that's a big event in America.
	So we have to stop everything and, you know, and do retrospectives and have, you know, processions and 21 guns.
	It's a week of no news.
	Yeah, a week of no news, precisely.
	So when would it best be advantageous to use that?
	When the supermarkets are empty?
	What point will that be a good one?
	When people are striking and sick-outing everywhere?
	Hey, when we see it, we'll know it.
	Yeah.
	And then it'll be something, it'll be just starting to happen, it'll be a news, breaking news, it'll be something that's coming onto the scene and then Clinton dies.
	So we don't, so complete distraction.
	He may be dead already.
	That's what I'm thinking, actually.
	Just they need, they know they need one.
	He might have been dead for months.
	He might have been dead for years.
	Who knows?
	All she was doing is visiting the freezer.
	Got a surprising note from our producers.
	As much as I enjoy the show, when something that is popular in the Midwest is mentioned on the show and you and John usually are completely unaware of its existence...
	Yeah.
	Meat sticks were a staple of my diet growing up.
	My mother used to make them from scratch.
	Anyone who deer hunts is proud to carry their personal recipe of meat sticks into the bar to hand out and brag about.
	Yes, we actually eat random meat from a guy's pocket in a bar out here.
	I don't know about eating meat from a pocket, but we'll ask this.
	C-Rock sent this.
	Please, if you have meat stick recipes, especially for game, please send them along and we'll post them.
	Yeah, sounds groovy.
	Well, the meat sticks that we got, that's what it was in reference to.
	Yeah, obviously, because we were mocking the meat sticks.
	Well, I just thought it was...
	And I was also mocking...
	Did the guy defend summer sausage?
	I don't think so.
	No, of course not.
	Indefensible product.
	It's very popular in the Midwest.
	I want to thank Gerald for forwarding buildbackbullshit.com to the No Agenda show.
	So creative.
	I love that.
	Very, very creative.
	Now, I did get a response from a tobacco lawyer about my vape wars report.
	Oh, good.
	Okay.
	And of course, now I know the lawyer, Cynthia.
	She's the one I met in Florida who was pushing back last time.
	And although it's very interesting because she completely believes what she's saying, but misses the point.
	The point is a fine industry, the vaping industry, got edged out by big tobacco and government regulation in collusion.
	That's what happened here.
	So I'll just go through her points.
	View's tobacco-flavored e-cigs did get pre-market authorization, but the joke is no one buys them.
	So she's clearly not working for that company.
	Juul has not been killed off, as I stated.
	In fact, the FDA has not ruled on their application yet.
	That's kind of the same thing with the corrupt FDA. You know, if you don't have a ruling and someone else does, that's kind of being killed off.
	And she continues, there's an FTC case pending where a decision will be made whether to unwind the altruism.
	They've been killed off.
	Don't care how you want to characterize it.
	Then she says British American Tobacco recently won a case against IQOS. Yes, we mentioned this.
	Resulting in Altria having to halt imports of IQOS into the U.S. in less than 60 days.
	This decision cost British American Tobacco, Altria, and PMI about $17 billion in stock market losses on announcement day.
	I'd like to correct you, Cynthia.
	It's not stock market losses.
	It's valuation.
	It's not a loss in that regard.
	But yes, of course, more shenanigans by big tobacco.
	Here it comes.
	Hundreds, maybe thousands of small vapor companies submitted pre-market authorization applications to the FDA. These were shoestring budget submissions that were unlikely to ever get approved.
	Yes, of course, because the FDA favors big pharma and big tobacco and big everything else but the small guy.
	In fact, 55,000 SKUs have been rejected for not being able to prove that flavored e-cigs are appropriate for public health.
	The FDA regulates tobacco products made from nicotine derived from tobacco leaves.
	They do not regulate synthetic nicotine, so the vast majority of vape liquid manufacturers have switched to synthetic to avoid being shut down.
	Cynthia, do you think that that will just remain out of purview of the government, that they won't come after synthetic to shut that down?
	Of course they will.
	And then she corrects me correctly, appropriately, the master settlement agreement, not the master states agreement, as I incorrectly said.
	She says killing off the vape industry doesn't add to the master settlement agreement coffers very much as some states sold their interest to Wall Street and are upside down.
	Politicians wanted upfront cash from a legal victory over big tobacco and bankers happily obliged.
	The price?
	A handful of states promised to repay $64 billion on just $3 billion advance.
	Beyond that, cigarette sales are down overall.
	I'm not quite sure how that refutes that there will be taxation on these products and they go to the states, whether it's a master settlement agreement or not.
	We thank you for playing.
	But it's pretty disingenuous to say that Big Tobacco didn't screw over a whole industry.
	And that's it.
	That's all I got.
	We appreciate Big Tobacco's feedback.
	Well, let's see if I have any personal grudges I can bring up on the show.
	I don't have any.
	I have a clip that I want to play because it's the announcer I think that you'll like the best.
	Very excited about this.
	You've teased this It is on the Alpha NTD, again, New Tang Dynasty, and this is about the graffiti cleanup.
	You know, this is going on in New York.
	DeBlasio and everybody, now they're all jacked up because one of the candidates for mayor said, we had to clean up the graffiti, so now DeBlasio decided to start doing it.
	Graffiti on storefronts right here in Midtown Manhattan.
	They might not look very threatening, but both mayoral candidates say these tags are directly linked to an increase in violent crime.
	He's exciting.
	I like him already.
	Since you stopped it, I want to ask you a question.
	I actually think this is Wolfgang Puck.
	That's interesting.
	But of course you saw a visual.
	You don't know.
	No, they never showed a visual of this guy.
	Directly linked to an increase in violent crime and they got to go.
	I like it.
	I like that.
	Come to my restaurant.
	I'm Wolfgang Puck.
	I'm now in airports with no graffiti.
	Last year, New York City cut funding for graffiti removal, which...
	It's like Wolfgang Puck and Arnold Schwarzenegger had a child, and it's now working for NTD....lead to more vandalism.
	This year in April, the city started the so-called Cleanup Corps, which consists of 10,000 city workers.
	Part of their job is to clear the city from graffiti, and according to the mayor, they've done a good job so far.
	This is amazing.
	They have hand-swept 50,000 blocks in New York City, removed 600,000 bags of traffic, repainted almost 1,000 properties that had graffiti on them.
	This is amazing stuff.
	Democratic mayoral candidate Eric Adams previously said the city should have never cut funding for graffiti removal.
	His opponent, Republican Curtis Lewa, agrees and added that a mayor should lead by example.
	I, as mayor, go out there with brush in hand, He added that graffiti is often used by gangs to show prominence, and these rivalries can, in the worst case, end in shootings.
	This is a good guy.
	I would listen to this guy.
	This is a good guy.
	Every news report.
	Yeah, that's a pretty good guy.
	I got no problem with that.
	That's excellent.
	Very good.
	Wait, this is the story on the West Coast.
	We got to get this one out of the way.
	This is the woke report for Seattle.
	They've cancelled Halloween.
	Well, it seemed a little bit inevitable.
	We've been talking about it throughout the show.
	Benjamin Franklin Day Elementary in Fremont.
	Fremont neighborhood of Seattle has decided to cancel Halloween because of concerns over equity and exclusion.
	Oh, yeah.
	Which is their way of talking about this in an inclusive way, I suppose.
	One parent whose son goes to the school is pretty upset, pretty annoyed.
	Calling this out as an exercise in a fluent white vanity that is wokeism.
	That father, his name is David Malkin, joins me now.
	David, welcome to the show.
	Yeah, thank you.
	And thanks again for having me.
	Absolutely.
	What did you mean when you said it was in an email to me that it was a larger exercise in a fluent white vanity that is wokeism?
	Yeah, well, that's certainly one way to put it.
	And I would start by saying, first of all, I don't see any way in which this actually addresses any inequities to the extent that there are any inequities.
	You know, this just seems like grandstanding on behalf of, you know, the principal and the staff who are predominantly white.
	It doesn't really address any issues, and it's counterproductive to any kind of equity in the sense that, you know, number one, Halloween, like many other events, helps bring people together, helps, you know, unite the community, and has a lot of other good opportunities.
	Now, I don't understand what the point of it was, because black kids love Halloween.
	Yeah, they have to be protected.
	Yeah, you have to be protected.
	And this guy is a minority member.
	He's a Vietnamese or a Cambodian or something.
	And he was irked about it because his kids love Halloween.
	Kids love Halloween.
	Of course they do.
	They like to get dressed up and wander around.
	Yeah, and you get to wear a mask anyways.
	All the masks that the kids have that they can buy now are all actual, you know, like N95 masks with a Spider-Man face on it.
	Spider-Man design.
	This is true.
	Yeah, it's good.
	No, can't do that.
	Remember when it was simple and just had to be careful of razor blades and the apples?
	And pins.
	Good times.
	I'm going to show myself old by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on no agenda in the morning.
	I wonder if they ever found a razor blade in any apple.
	Now, I remember when I was six or seven, you would always hear like, oh, yeah, over there on Mitchell Street, you know, some kid bit into an apple with a razor blade in it.
	That's, you know, proof.
	Never knew.
	It's bull crap.
	The kind of bull crap we've had to put up with forever.
	Well, they've improved it.
	Now it's just you can't even go out.
	You're going to die from breathing, kid.
	Ha ha ha.
	Bye.
	We're starting off with our list of producers for show 1391.
	Regina.
	And she is in Magna, Utah.
	1111.
	Oh, actually it says here, Hard G. Regina.
	Regina?
	Regina?
	Regina.
	But here's the problem I have with it.
	Donation by...
	And it could be Regina, by the way.
	It could be.
	But it says hard G German.
	Yes, that's what I was doing.
	But German...
	I think then the G in German.
	Oh, the G in German.
	Regina.
	Okay, but it still could be Regina.
	It could be Regina.
	It could be Regina.
	My goodness we are...
	How about Regina?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I'm going with Regina.
	Okay.
	Cameron Nikoloff, 10101.
	Lindsay Horsley in Otis Orchards, Washington.
	Hmm.
	Never heard of it.
	10101.
	Lucas Williams in Roseville, New Mexico.
	Not Roswell.
	Roswell.
	Roswell will.
	I have a couple of 100s from the meetup.
	Con L. Lingus.
	And friends.
	Hey, we'll take your $100 joke.
	We have Chris Bursell, Sir Doghouse.
	Read for the big sleep, I think.
	And then $100, I just want to read this real quick, from Farmer Chris, who I love so much and hadn't seen in seven years.
	Farmer Chris here, I've been listening for nine years since Adam and Mickey convinced me to get a smartphone just to listen to No Agenda.
	I haven't missed a show since Sandy Hook days and Adams and my convo about the laughing meds.
	I need to be de-douched big time.
	Thank you for your service and entertainment, Farmer Chris.
	And a really good seeing you, Chris.
	Glad all is well.
	You've been de-douched.
	Glad all is well.
	All right.
	I think that is Roswell, New Mexico.
	Kevin McLaughlin's next on the list.
	Duke of Luna.
	Lover of America and boobs.
	He's coming in every week.
	Everybody loves boobs.
	Every show.
	8008.
	8008.
	John and Kim Watson in Aurora, Colorado.
	77.
	Sir Rick in Arlington, Washington.
	69.96.
	Sir Dorian Mode, 6015, is at a birthday.
	Sir Raleigh Hawk, also on the birthday list at 5778 in Anna, Illinois.
	Tom Dalles, D-A-L-E-S, in...
	Zutamir.
	It is a dedouching.
	Yeah, we can do that.
	You came in with 56.14 for Tim.
	Richard Futter in London, UK, 55.10.
	Daniel Mariano, 55.10.
	Ivan Andreev Dragoon in Switzerland, it looks like.
	CZ's Czech Republic.
	Yes, I think.
	Yes, correct.
	CZ's Czech Republic.
	Birthday shout-out for my...
	CZ has a scalding hot wine.
	Throw some ice on her.
	And his Marqueta.
	Yes, Marqueta.
	Czech equivalent of Margaret.
	Anyway, Ivan.
	Thanks, Ivan.
	51.
	Clay Hardy in St.
	George, Utah.
	51.
	We need more listeners in the Czech Republic.
	Barron's economic hitman in Houston, Texas.
	5001, 5001.
	And now the $50 donors, followed by Adams.
	Donors in that league, I think.
	Yeah, go to the end.
	Let's start with Sir Chris Lewinsky in Sherwood Park, Alberta.
	John Camp.
	James Edmondson in South Plainfield, New Jersey.
	David Chalona.
	My Chalona in Madisonville, Louisiana.
	I'm sure he's never heard that before.
	Josh Adair in an Army post office somewhere.
	Marie Labrouillet in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania.
	Jessica Young in Yuba City, California.
	Philip Ballou, related to Wally Ballou, I believe, in Louisville, Kentucky.
	And Hully.
	Jamie Hillard in Newman, Georgia.
	Spence Wood, also in the APO box.
	Justin Lovato in Sebeck, Washington.
	Needs a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	Followed by this dedouching for Lindsay Lewis and Seebeck Washburn.
	This is the same guy.
	No, what is this?
	Yeah, it's a husband and wife combo, baby.
	You've been dedouched.
	And the final two is Sir Jerry Wingenroth in Saugus, California, and Daniel Galloway in Marietta, Georgia.
	I want to thank all these folks for being producers.
	And we have a few more that he picked up at the meetup.
	Yes, we have 63, uh, 66.
	No.
	Yeah, $63.66.
	And that's from Rebecca Banshee Beck and Paul S. Thank you very much.
	I've missed this one, actually.
	$100 from Dame Shenarch.
	Yes, Shanark, thank you very much.
	And we have $50 from the Lovis family.
	Thanks for all you do.
	Love, no agenda.
	And then finally we have a, let's see, from RL or...
	S.L. Morse, 3333.
	And thank you all very much.
	Great seeing everybody at the meetup.
	And thank these producers, also the producers who came in under $50 for reasons of anonymity.
	That is a common occurrence, and we understand.
	We'll never read anything under the $50 level.
	But a lot of people are on sustaining donations, which are special subscriptions, $11.11 a month, $33s, $12.12s.
	And as you see, as you heard earlier, and you'll see in a moment, These people also make it to the roundtable without a problem.
	It just takes a little bit longer.
	And if you'd like to learn about it, go to...
	And a final jobs karma for all.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	It's your birthday, birthday.
	Oh, no, my gender.
	And we've got a list ready for you.
	Let's see who's on it today.
	We say happy birthday to Dorian Mode's daughter, Mia Ruth, who was born on the 15th, so celebrations in order for you.
	Sir Scobie celebrates today.
	Josh Purcello on the, uh, today.
	Kyle McQuestin, happy birthday with smoking hot girlfriend.
	Mertz celebrates on the 20th.
	And Douchebag JP also on the 20th.
	Sir Chris Cowan turned 60.
	Sir Raleigh Hawks says happy birthday to Pastor Joey, the friar of the southern Chilanois.
	Dame Taylor, well, she'll be on podium in a moment.
	It's not her birthday.
	She slipped into the wrong group.
	And then we have Ivan Andrew Dragoon to his scalding hot wife, Marquetta.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	Okay, so now we have quite a few, actually.
	A number of knightings and a dame.
	So give me one of those big Excalibur swords we had, if you don't mind.
	I got the big boy.
	So I hear...
	Up on the podium, Dan Friday, Sparky, Seth Jones, Anonymous, Kevin Roa, and Dane Taylor.
	All of you have supported the No Agenda Show in the amount of $1,000 or more, and I'm very proud to pronunciate thee with the following night in vain names.
	Sir Friday of the Hot Shop, Sir Parky, the Spotted Spook, posthumously...
	Sir Seth of Mina, Sir Rotonin, patron saint of the hierarchies, Sir Double Tap, and Dame Taylor of the Rising Seas Rising.
	For you, we've got Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys, and Chardonnay by special request.
	We have Malbec and Meatball Subs and Salmon Bellies and Kombucha.
	Oh, yes!
	Cookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, all that stuff.
	And, of course, we have the mutton and mead.
	Please, if you haven't already done so, go to noagendanation.com slash rings.
	Select exactly the right size and fire that off, and Eric will get that off to you as soon as possible.
	Thank you again for supporting the show, for producing the show, and for making it to the roundtable.
	It's lovely to have you here.
	No Agenda Meetups!
	That's right.
	Witness last night, it was like a party.
	We actually had nine events going on around the world yesterday.
	The No Agenda Meetups, everybody's welcome.
	Funny enough, as Sir Gene and I were talking, No Agenda Meetups are actually a safe space.
	I know, it sounds weird, but it is a true safe space.
	Everyone feels good.
	Let's check out Long Beach.
	Leo Bravo, come on in.
	Hey everyone, it's Leo Bravo at the No Agenda Meetup number 21.
	I'm passing the phone around.
	Folks have greetings to share.
	We're here at our first meetup with Leo in the morning, gents.
	In the morning.
	Thank you for helping us see when the media is absolutely full of crap.
	We appreciate it.
	No!
	Hey, from Long Beach.
	In the morning.
	I'm here trying to get my amygdala shrank, shrunk?
	I don't know.
	In the morning.
	Hey Adam and John, Steve Webb here, Sir OG Godcaster.
	Greetings and greetings to the members of the Lifespring family at audiobible.link.
	Have a good time here at the meetup.
	And here's my lovely wife, the lovely Lady Leanne.
	Hey Adam and John, great to be here and we enjoyed meeting you at the Hilton all those years ago.
	And now we go to Cedro Woolley, Washington.
	In the morning, crackpot and buzzkill.
	Be safe, buzzkill John.
	In the morning from Cedro Woolley, this is Dame J, protector of pandas.
	This is Sir Shyster, destroyer of cones.
	And Sir Ryan, the refiner.
	This is Jake from Bellingham, and we are here, hashtag no agenda, hashtag soon.
	In the morning, this is Mick, Cedro Woolley get-together.
	To the greatest podcast in the world.
	Self-taught, no lessons.
	Thank you very much, Pop.
	This is producer Nate.
	Keep it real, no agenda fam.
	Out.
	Producer Anonymous, but not a spook.
	Say it with me slowly.
	Cedro Woolley.
	I think I got it.
	Coming up, actually today, a number of meetups again.
	This is worldwide.
	This will be North Idaho Sanity Brigade.
	They are meeting in about an hour, 2 o'clock Pacific time.
	No, 2 hours maybe.
	At Trails and Brewery in Brick and Oven in Coeur d'Alene.
	Greenwood, Indiana, the ITM Tribal Meeting, 3.30 Eastern Time, the Tried and True Ale House, Greenwood, Indiana.
	Happy NFNG Day, North Florida No Agenda, 4 p.m.
	Meetup, Safe Harbor Seafood, Jacksonville, Florida.
	If ATC is open, you can fly in.
	Outreach Orlando, just down the road, 6 o'clock today at Hourglass Brewing.
	Then on Tuesdays, the Chicago Northside.
	See you next Tuesday.
	Weekly meetup, 6 o'clock at Grace and Levitt Tavern.
	I wonder if a lot of people go every single week.
	I want to have a report.
	And finally, for next Thursday, the next show day, Charlotte's Thirsty Thursday monthly meetup, 7 o'clock at Ed's Tavern, and that will be in Charlotte.
	There you go.
	And that's it for our No Agenda Meetups.
	This is just a small sampling of what you can find at NoAgendaMeetups.com.
	If you can't find anything near you, please just set one up yourself.
	It's easy, and you'll find out it's a party.
	to meetups.com.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you won't be.
	Triggered or held the blame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	And then I did just see in my notes here, we did get $60 from Knight John Walton, who I just got a note that that was from him.
	It was just cash with no letter, no envelope, and that sometimes goes wrong.
	And an emergency F cancer karma.
	Ivan, who has done multiple pieces of show art for us, John has also used his art for Twitter and the newsletter.
	My mom's going for bowel cancer surgery on Tuesday.
	I'm kind of freaking out as day of operation approaches, so any kind of help would be appreciated.
	Well, of course, we're going to give her a little health karma.
	You've got karma.
	All right.
	I think we've taken care of everything.
	If not, you'll let me know, everybody.
	Indeed.
	Have you seen Squid Game?
	Have I seen what?
	Squid Game.
	Squid Game?
	Oh, man, this is great.
	Squid Game is on Hulu.
	I think it's a six or eight part series.
	It's Korean with English subtitles, so very much like, hey, we had a big hit with some of that Korean crap.
	Let's make more of it.
	But this is kind of like Marathon Man meets a reality show where you're eliminated.
	I'll check it out tonight.
	You're going to love it.
	I don't want to spoil it, but this thing is catching fire.
	Everyone's kind of obsessed with it, which means you'll hate it.
	No, not necessarily.
	Well, people get shot in the head.
	I have the problem with a lot of these new trendy ideas is that they don't sustain.
	I mean, this is the Ted Lasso problem I have.
	Ted Lasso's a genius idea, and you watch three episodes, and it's like the same.
	It's just a repeat of the same story.
	Right.
	And it doesn't hold up.
	Well...
	This is a little different, mainly because a lot of people get shot in the head at close range, continuously.
	Well, that would be better.
	Much better than Ted Lasso.
	Ted Lasso took that approach.
	It'd be better.
	I did start watching the morning show again.
	Yeah, I've been watching it too.
	We like it.
	It's pretty good.
	And it actually caught fire when the lesbian action started taking place.
	They had to drop that in there.
	Dude, I was sitting there and I said to Tina, I think there's going to be a lesbian moment.
	She goes, you know, it's not always about sex.
	It's not always about lesbians.
	Boom.
	Five minutes later, I was foam finger number one for days.
	I thought it was obvious.
	I knew it was coming.
	Well, I thought it was obvious that, what's her name, Margulis, was playing a lesbian.
	No, she plays a good character in that.
	I like her whole about it.
	No, she's a character actor anyway, and she's good.
	She's very talented.
	And the way they portrayed her right off the get-go, I thought she was a lesbian, so I figured there's got to be some lesbian angle coming up.
	Exactly!
	Because they went out of their way, what's his face, the CEO, to say she's a lesbian.
	The only reason he said that is he's going to have to make out with somebody and you know it's not going to be a gin.
	Right.
	Well, not to give too much away, but then it's now, I don't know, I'm waiting for the next episode to drop.
	And then I'll pick it up.
	Yeah, you pick it up real quick.
	What do you say?
	Should we get our ISOs?
	I got one ISO. Yeah, okay.
	I think, hold on, do I have any ISOs?
	I only have one.
	Here's mine.
	It's not about the money, baby.
	That's a Kyrie.
	What's your ISO? Where is it?
	Oh, here.
	This is yours.
	Okay.
	Hop on board with the woke.
	Okay.
	Done.
	That is good.
	I'm going to jack him up a little bit.
	Jack up the J-lock.
	Sounding good.
	Okay.
	Any last clips?
	Well, let's see.
	I probably should have one closing clip.
	You had quite a lot, and I appreciate it, since you knew I'd have a short night.
	I figured you might be sharp.
	I do have a new Sharpton.
	It's got a mispronunciation.
	It's Meyer.
	It's nothing like his old classics, but it's not bad.
	Okay, we'll take it.
	Banks of the Potomac River in Washington.
	Potomac.
	The Potomac River.
	The Potomac River.
	Mm-hmm.
	I got the conservative MP murdered.
	We can talk about that later.
	This is interesting.
	This is interesting.
	It's about coercion.
	A coercion lawsuit in New York.
	This is, again, New Tang Dynasty.
	Is it going to be fun?
	Is it fun?
	I think it's, well, it's fun if you look, okay, you want fun.
	Yeah, I mean, we want people to remember us.
	Do we want people to remember us about coercion of the law with NTD? No.
	Wait a minute.
	Here, let me find something.
	Yes, I have a dumb Jen Psaki clip.
	That's always fun.
	Okay, we'll finish with that.
	I'll move these forward to Thursday.
	Yeah, because I'm sure they're worthwhile.
	I just want to have fun.
	So, Jen Psaki, how dumb is Jen Psaki?
	She's so dumb that she does these Zoom interviews with people.
	As if she's, you know, like, oh, what's going on behind the scenes, Jen?
	So some kind of YouTuber or Instagrammer is talking to Jen and she's in her office and she says dumb things.
	What is the actual correct narrative about where you guys are in the presidency right now?
	By the way, I don't think this is even a journalist or an influencer.
	This is someone who works for her.
	Who the hell would come up with that term?
	What is the narrative you're trying to...
	Does that sound like a journalist?
	It could be just an internal guy who wants to be a podcaster as an escape mechanism.
	What is the actual correct narrative about where you guys are in the presidency right now?
	Well, since you asked me, I mean, a lot of that is around what he's proposed legislatively, right?
	So having these big, bold proposals, the Build Back Better agenda, these huge packages.
	And there's no question that the fact that this has become a focus around numbers has not been helpful.
	We can't entirely control that.
	We have a...
	It's so unhelpful that people are focusing on numbers, like, you know, like it's fact or something.
	Don't you know math is racist?
	Yep, that's pretty much what she said.
	That is your spokeshole.
	Looking more and more like Lucy on Charlie Brown, in some weird way.
	Yeah, her face is starting to change.
	Her exit cannot come quick enough.
	No.
	Only one end of show for today, but it's a corker.
	Thought Crime 33 brings us Freedom vs.
	Fear in the Freedom vs.
	Fear mix.
	And we will return on Thursday for another jam-packed two and a half, three, three and a half hours of media deconstruction on the best podcast in the universe.
	Coming to you From the heart of Texas Hill Country, squarely located in FEMA Region No.
	6 on all governmental maps in the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I remain, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Thursday right here, noagendashow.net.
	Or check us out live at trollroom.io.
	Remember us, above all, at noagenda...
	I'm sorry, at dvorak.org slash na.
	There you go.
	Until Thursday, adios mofos!
	And such.
	Our job tonight actually is to scare people to death.
	We've got everybody locked down.
	This is a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
	We're going to lock down people who are not vaccinated.
	You know who they are, but you know there's people out there who aren't listening to God and what God wants.
	This is not about freedom.
	Freedom!
	Fuck them, fuck their freedom.
	Screw your freedom.
	Oh, you can't shame them.
	You can't call them stupid.
	You can't call them silly.
	Yes, they are.
	Dangerous and totally irresponsible.
	Stupid and selfish not to have the vaccine.
	I don't care what the reason is.
	It's time to start blaming the unvaccinated folks.
	shame people into doing the right thing.
	Hopefully they will do it willingly.
	If not, you will be arrested and it won't be tolerated.
	They're going to do what they're told.
	If you want to live your life, you need to get the vaccination.
	The voluntary phase is over.
	I need you to be my apostles.
	To say, I'm vaccinated.
	That is from God to us.
	He can eat a meal.
	My message to unvaccinated Americans is this.
	What more is there to wait for?
	What more do you need to see?
	You've been patient.
	But our patience is wearing thin.
	And your refusal has cost all of us.
	No, I'm serious.
	I'm being deadly earnest.
	That is not a joke.
	That is a natural fact.
	Come on, man.
	We shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any fault.
	We're sure the survival and the success of liberty.
	The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
	The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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