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	Yes, yes, it was.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's early October 21st, 2021.
	This is your award-winning Gilmore Nation Media Assassination, episode 1392.
	This is No Agenda.
	I shouldn't even be here, but I am!
	And I'm broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country, FEMA Region No.
	6 on the governmental maps in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where it's raining like crazy and it's going to continue for weeks and weeks, the drought appears to be over.
	I'm John C. DeVore.
	I'm John C. DeVore.
	Yeah, I was reading about the, what is it, the atmospheric flood ring or something like that?
	The river of doom.
	Okay, the river of doom, right.
	It's like an atmospheric river.
	I'd never heard of it.
	And they're all acting like, oh yeah, oh, we remember this.
	Of course.
	Oh, this is very common.
	We've seen this all the time.
	Do you ever remember the atmospheric river?
	Actually, we had an atmosphere.
	Yes, I do.
	Oh, you do?
	Not from like five years ago, but from, I believe, last year.
	I've heard it a couple of times.
	Oh, I did not remember this at all.
	Well, on the West Coast, we get these rivers, supposedly.
	Rivers.
	Yeah, rivers.
	Actospheric rivers.
	Rivers.
	Hey, man.
	I should have this day off.
	I have privilege.
	Okay, okay.
	You can take it off.
	I'll take the show.
	I have privilege.
	You do.
	You have white, blonde, white privilege, blonde privilege, tall privilege, right-handed privilege, by the way, which is now a big deal, right-handed privilege.
	Yes, there's more.
	And the privilege.
	We have two or three others.
	Here it comes.
	Time to check the pulse and we begin with a battle over paternity leave.
	Okay, a British CEO sparked a debate after posting a poll on LinkedIn asking whether he should allow an employee who just bought a puppy to have paid time off.
	30,000 people weighed in, with more than 60% of them saying, no way.
	Some people joke that people have officially gone crazy.
	Others took the employee's side, calling it a life event.
	So the CEO decided to let the employee work from home for a few weeks.
	Look, if this policy passed, I feel like they can turn a tech detective and take like nine weeks off here.
	It's okay.
	It's bonding.
	It's bonding.
	Paternity leave.
	I deserve it.
	Paternity.
	I deserve my paternity leave.
	What kind of weenies are out there in this world today?
	Hey, man.
	By the way, you have an adult dog.
	But, you know, you still have to get used to the dog.
	We have the three days, the three weeks, the three months.
	Everyone's told us what to expect.
	What did they tell you?
	Well, like, you know, it takes three days for her not to be freaking out, then three weeks to really get acclimated, and three months after three months, if the dog is still there, then you've done a good job.
	Something like that.
	Well, I talked to Jay about this.
	She's the dog expert.
	She's a dog walker.
	She knows everything about dogs.
	She's the original dog expert in the family.
	Yes.
	Okay, she says that labs are great dogs, good beginner dog.
	And they're either the calmest, greatest, really good dog, or they're nuts.
	One or the other, and they're nothing in between with labs.
	Well, I got to tell you.
	Well, I'll continue.
	I'll just give you your whole thing, then you can tell me.
	Yeah, okay, good, good, good, good.
	And the other thing she says was, if they give you a money-back guarantee after one month, she says you have to, you can't do that immediately.
	You have to go the month, no matter what, because it takes two or three weeks for the dog to, before the dog gets used to the fact that She's now stuck there.
	New prison.
	New prison.
	Instead of the big monster house or whatever it was there in Bastrop.
	Well.
	And the dogs do that.
	I mean, the dog we have here currently at this house, which is a Bassett, was J.C. and Jesse's dog.
	Yep.
	And the dog was kind of kicked out of their house and moved over to here.
	Why was he kicked out?
	And it took her a while to get...
	What happened?
	Why did the dog get kicked out?
	What kind of barbarians are these children?
	So that's another whole story.
	So I just wanted to give you the update on what Jay thinks about the white dog of yours there.
	Okay.
	We called Dame Julian and Sir Julian Monday and said, we're very interested.
	We think it's karmic.
	And, you know, we were just asking questions.
	She has no backstory.
	We have no idea about this dog, really, other than he found her.
	Could be a psycho.
	Could be a psycho, exactly.
	The dog was not allowed in their house.
	The dog was only allowed in the office.
	They had no intention of ever keeping it, also never named it.
	But here it comes.
	Now, it turns out, the Dame and Knight are professional rescue dog people.
	As in their previous life in California, they would...
	Help on rescue day to run the dogs around really hard so that they would be very tired when people came to see them so they wouldn't be jumping all over the place.
	One of those tricks.
	They had three months of formal training, so they understand how to handle these dogs.
	But here it comes.
	They said, you know what?
	In a couple weeks, a month, if it doesn't work out, we'll gladly take her back.
	Well, how can you refuse that?
	And we didn't.
	And so we went to pick her up Monday.
	John, this dog, it's like, if you said, please give me the perfect dog, everything, she has to do everything right, everything perfect, and that's this dog.
	I mean, the dog doesn't pull on the leash, it walks next to you, it got right into its dog bed, it lays down, it doesn't piss in the house, it doesn't bark.
	When it does bark, it's beautiful.
	This dog is also 78 pounds.
	This is a whole other human being in my house now.
	It's a big dog.
	It's a big dog.
	It's not a big, big dog like the Sheila.
	No, it's a big dog.
	It's unbelievable.
	She does everything.
	She can sit.
	When you call her, she comes.
	If you want to play, she's playful.
	We're both like, okay, what is wrong with this dog?
	There's got to be something messed up, but we can't find it.
	They obviously trained her.
	Someone did.
	Someone trained her.
	Yes, someone trained her, which is a plus.
	So you got a dog, instead of getting the puppy that I think Tina wanted, which is a pain in the ass to have a puppy.
	Yes.
	We both are looking at each other like, do we even have a dog?
	This thing, it will lay down for hours on end.
	That's what dogs do, by the way.
	Well, I've had dogs and they didn't.
	But this one's fantastic.
	Doesn't matter where we are, the dog will come lay down.
	This dog could be 30 years old for all you know.
	Well, we're going to have to figure it out because I don't think she's two.
	I think she's older than two years old.
	Just, I don't know.
	It could be five.
	It's mind-boggling how good this dog is.
	So we're very happy and I guess you...
	The dog will be happy there if you don't.
	No, this dog is going to be very happy.
	We did not name her Whitey.
	I thought Whitey's a great name for that dog.
	Why don't we just name her Stormfront?
	Let's go straight forward.
	Hey Whitey!
	Whitey!
	Hey Whitey, sit!
	The swastika handkerchief looks great on her.
	Whitey would be a great name for that dog.
	Okay, so you named her.
	And somebody sent me notes.
	I don't know what's wrong with that.
	They gave the dog a polysyllabic name.
	Dogs don't recognize the name.
	The dog's name is Phoebe.
	The dog's name is Phoebe.
	That's two syllables.
	The dog understands Phoebe very well.
	Yeah, call her Phoebs.
	That's not her name, as I put in a newsletter.
	Her name is Miss Phoebe Bologna or something.
	Buffet.
	Buffet.
	Miss Phoebe Buffet as though she's a Filipinos dog or something.
	Do you know who Phoebe Buffet is?
	No, a stripper.
	Yes!
	No, she's not a stripper.
	Phoebe Buffay sounds like a stripper to me.
	Okay, you have to understand that since I introduced the other idea from a puppy, I was going to lose on the name.
	So that's just what it is.
	It's okay.
	That's why I'm married.
	We give and take.
	But Phoebe is a long-standing name in the Curry family.
	My grandfather and my grandparents had Newfoundlands.
	Huge Newfoundlands.
	As opposed to a small Newfie?
	Well, they're all big.
	I mean, these things are bears, and they would sleep outside in the doghouse.
	Newfies, by the way, are the greatest dog in the world.
	We used to have this big, black Newfie that we would take up and down in the Solano Stroll, which is a...
	An event with a million people and this dog would just love people and everyone's coming up to it and petting it.
	I'm thinking, wow, these people are nuts.
	I knew if he didn't mind.
	So we had a lot, there were a lot of Phoebes.
	Phoebe, there was two Phoebes, one Effie, but it was always Phoebe.
	So I was like, oh, that's kind of a curry tradition name.
	And she likes it.
	And she looks like a beautiful Phoebe.
	A stripper.
	Exactly as you said.
	A stripper dog.
	Walking around naked.
	Anyway, I'm now indoctrinated.
	I'm here.
	I still hate dogs, but I happen to love this one.
	Yeah, it's like people with their kids.
	No, I hate all kids.
	No, we're never going back to liking kids.
	That's never going to happen again.
	Alright, it's Thursday.
	You got one?
	Yeah, I do.
	do it.
	Oh, beautiful.
	It's time for 3x3.
	Experiment by JCD.
	Comparing stories from ABC, CBS, NBC.
	The never-ending 3x3.
	That's right.
	Every single Thursday of the week.
	The first one, John C. Devorak, goes ahead and takes a look at the three big morning network shows and tells you what they're talking about in this day and age of people losing their jobs over vaccine mandates.
	I'm sure they were very concerned themselves.
	Yeah, so I started off, I went to just open it up and went to write to CBS. And CBS had a whole thing, starting with a replay of the Colbert monologue where he's mocking the kind of new names you're going to name Facebook.
	Oh, okay.
	Facebook's going to change its name.
	This would be the new Coke, this idea of new Coke.
	Facebook's going to change its name.
	Why?
	Who knows?
	Well, hold on a second, because this is the big thing, Metaverse.
	You know, I had Metaverse.com in 1993.
	You're going to be a rich man.
	No, no, no.
	Neil Stevenson always held the copyright.
	I was just allowed to use it.
	So no one can use that without his permission.
	But yeah, Metaverse, that's where they're going.
	They're moving away from the websites that hurt young girls to put on these goggles.
	It's cool.
	Well, if they actually officially change their name from Facebook, they're idiots.
	Don't you think they're just going to do an FB, kind of like Google has Alphabet, and then they'll have a holding company name?
	Oh, you mean, yes, in other words, they're going to not do anything, but they're going to have a corporate name.
	Something like that, yeah.
	That's possible.
	Alphabet.
	Alphabet, yeah.
	So...
	The CBS has got that black guy, I think, you know, he's just like a laggard, and he was there, and now he's wearing glasses, so everyone thinks he's smarter.
	People who watch the Larry David show understand that.
	Yeah.
	So Colberry did his bit, and they did a whole segment, and it went on and on forever, about fraud.
	There's over 1.5 billion fake accounts on Facebook that were just taken off, and who knows how many are still there.
	Really?
	And they had this guy named Mike Sensi on, and Mike Sensi is a good-looking guy who, for some reason, is a bunch of scammers that have created Mike Sensi accounts all over the place.
	Who is this Mike Sensi?
	Some guy, just a casual guy, but he's famous for having a bunch of fake accounts, and he's on dating sites, and people are falling in love with this guy, and he was on the show.
	Is he like the Tom of Facebook?
	He's just a guy that happens to just be photogenic.
	Hmm.
	So they show how easy it is to create fake accounts, because if there weren't enough, let's show people how easy it is.
	But they did do one thing, which I thought was public service, which they showed people how to use image search on Google, which most people don't know how to do.
	And so if you fall in love with somebody on Instagram, like Mike Sensi, You can look him up and see that he's all over the place and it's probably not him.
	Oh, okay.
	I see.
	And was this to promote some stupid dating app?
	Because they've got to be promoting something.
	No, they never got around to that.
	No promotion.
	And Instagram made this comment, by leaving these phony baloney things out, we're not doing anything wrong, quote unquote.
	They had that on there.
	Yeah.
	They reported it.
	And this one woman comes on, some tech expert.
	She comes on and says, report everything.
	When you get a fake account, they won't take it down immediately.
	Report them to the FTC. They never said how to do this, but they said report them to the FTC. They believe that online impersonation...
	Is an FTC violation?
	Impersonation scams.
	I don't know.
	Identity theft.
	And it's condoned.
	Because Instagram says they're not doing anything wrong.
	Online impersonation scams are 5% of all of...
	5% of something.
	They said, do a better job.
	Don't send money.
	And then they decided they're going to...
	Yeah, if anyone says, send me a Bitcoin, I'll send you back to Bitcoin.
	Don't.
	This is a real thing.
	People do this.
	People are that dumb.
	And then they cut away.
	They finally finished the segment.
	They said, we're going to do this discussion of Sarah Blankley, who's selling part of Spanx.
	Spanx?
	Oh!
	She's selling it.
	Is she going public?
	What is she doing?
	They went to commercial.
	So when they went to commercial, I went to ABC. Okay, well, too bad.
	Then we missed the Spanx.
	I don't care.
	False advertising is all I know.
	Spanx is false advertising.
	Have you ever had a Spanx date?
	I've had one.
	Tell me more.
	Well, you know, you don't know the Spanx is there, but if you get under layer number one, back in the Bachelor days, then all of a sudden it's like, well, what is this thing?
	And if you undo it, it's false advertising.
	Oh, hell breaks loose?
	Yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	A lot of stuff breaks loose.
	You need to look at these Spanx.
	This is false advertising.
	This is bad, bad product.
	So we go to ABC and there she is.
	Doctor, doctor, doctor, doctor, doctor, doctor.
	They keep saying Dr.
	Jill Biden.
	Ooh!
	Dr.
	Biden, Dr.
	Biden.
	Did she have a COVID update?
	Did she have a COVID update?
	The good doctor?
	No, I'm surprised she didn't.
	Yeah, really.
	But she says she's into three things she wants to improve.
	She wants to improve our military.
	Oh, yeah, good.
	She wants to improve her education and she wants a cancer awareness.
	And by the way, everything, this is mostly about breast cancer, so everything, all the lower thirds, the logos, everything was in pink.
	Pink bow, pink ribbon.
	Mm-hmm.
	And she's still teaching at a community college because she's so important.
	She's a doctor.
	She's quote-unquote not given up.
	Pushing mammograms.
	The whole show is about mammograms.
	And then the woman says, I know education inside and out.
	Oh.
	And then it just went on.
	It was nothing.
	It was boring.
	So I went to NBC. Okay.
	So NBC... Had Simone Biles on with her new mental health project.
	Wait, Simone Biles?
	Why do we know her?
	She's the gymnast.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	Who had the yips, the yikes.
	Incredibly photogenic woman.
	Yes.
	Let's put it this way.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I don't...
	Intelligenic.
	She's a photogenic, intelligent, I don't know what she looks like in person.
	But she's on there about her new mental health project because she's the face of...
	I don't know if anyone wants to be the face.
	Of mental illness.
	She's the face of mental illness.
	She's the face of sexual abuse.
	Oh, no.
	Wait, I didn't know she was sexually abused?
	I didn't know this.
	She was...
	I am so disappointed that you don't know that she was sexually abused.
	Kyla and Kayla and all the other gymnasts were sexually abused by this Nassar guy.
	Oh, okay.
	Of course I know the Nassar guy.
	I didn't know that she was also abused.
	Oh, no.
	She testified before Congress.
	We actually had a clue.
	Ah, yeah, yeah.
	Okay.
	I'm remembering.
	Yeah.
	And she was in the show about her panic attacks and blah, blah, blah.
	And then they started talking about her in the twisties and how she couldn't perform at this last gymnastic event.
	And she broke into tears and brought everybody to tears on the set.
	Dynamite television.
	Dynamite television for the early morning.
	Oh yeah, yeah.
	You want to wake up to...
	Of course!
	There's nothing like it.
	There's nothing like it.
	I can just see the producers going, oh, it's beautiful.
	Beautiful.
	Gold.
	Zoom in.
	Gold.
	Zoom in.
	All right.
	Tighter.
	A little tighter.
	Just get that tear as it rolls right down her cheek.
	Sitting next to her is some tall white stooge who talked with a very effeminate lisp.
	And so they finally say, so what are you doing sitting here?
	And he talks about some app that I think he suckered Simone Biles into promoting.
	So she's part of this deal.
	She's getting stock, I'm sure.
	What is this app?
	It's called Cerebral, and it's for people with mental health issues.
	Do you know how big this market is, these damn apps?
	I mean, these are multi-billion dollar companies.
	I know.
	That's great.
	That's a good...
	What are we doing?
	Dumb podcast, of course.
	And this woman that's doing the interviewing, and the one that she's on NBC, the black woman on NBC, she says, wow, she says to the guy, wow, you hit the jackpot when you got Simone...
	Really?
	He said that?
	He said that?
	Wow.
	And the guy's like, yeah, yes.
	He goes, yes, yes.
	And then he goes that he was also in, he first heard of her when he was in the hospital.
	And he goes on about that.
	Nobody cares.
	Well, so I'm looking at GetCerebral.com.
	There she is, right on the front.
	She is the spokesmodel.
	Expert help for your emotional health.
	Help for anxiety.
	Hopefully she got the right advice and if she's going to get any stock to throw her name around like this, she better get a lot of it.
	Help for anxiety, depression, insomnia, and ADHD. Online prescriber visits, care, counseling, and prescriptions delivered to your door.
	Mmm.
	Candyman.
	Yeah.
	Well, anyway, so that was, I mean, while thinking to the real, to me, the face of this whole situation with NASA is still this Kayla, Kyle, I can't remember.
	Hold on a second, John.
	I'm sorry.
	So this website, it has five steps.
	One, fill out short online form.
	Two, hop on a video phone call with your prescriber.
	Three, meet your care counselor.
	Four, get your medication mailed monthly.
	Not even five steps.
	I don't know, man.
	I like Simone Biles, but I don't think these are good services.
	Let's do a quick little FaceTime.
	Yeah, I think you need some drugs.
	I think she got hustled, maybe.
	I'm not going to use the word hoodwinked.
	No.
	But she's put herself at risk here in terms of credibility.
	Maybe, maybe not.
	But I mean, the way it sounds to me is kind of kinky.
	Yes, but they're pushing pills.
	I mean, I'm all for the...
	It's a pill pusher.
	Yeah, I'm all for the stuff like, you know, we need to talk to someone.
	But this is like, hop on a call.
	Oh, okay.
	Now, so then I got sick of this and then I switched back and said, well, let me take one last look.
	Bamboozles, by the way.
	Everyone was at the commercials.
	Finally, I go back to ABC just for a quickie.
	There it is.
	Fan faves.
	Deals and steals.
	Ah, yes!
	Pop, pop, pop.
	One of them said, pop, pop, pop.
	What do we have?
	What do we have for the deals and steals today?
	Well, there's a lot.
	Well, the top thing that I got there, I just wanted to see if they were doing it.
	Strahan was there with some bubbly girl that was, yeah, yeah, you should buy this.
	Paper mache!
	And then the thing was, lumbar pillows on sale!
	And every time they mention anything, there was a cash register sound they've added to the segment.
	Cha-ching, cha-ching, cha-ching.
	It was the worst.
	Okay, that wrapped it for me.
	That's great.
	That's a good report.
	By the way, the term we were looking for is bamboozled.
	Bamboozled is a good term.
	I think I used hoodwinked.
	Yeah, I think bamboozled is probably better.
	That's the term.
	Yeah, I'm guessing it might be.
	Well, very good three by three, I would say.
	Thank you.
	We're up to speed.
	So everything that's important in our lives, right down to...
	The lumbar support.
	The lumbar support.
	That's the mainstream media making your morning happy.
	Yes, indeed.
	Well, let's stay with the mainstream for a moment because we had a rather unfortunate event.
	We had a fully vaccinated so-called African American, he's from Jamaica, both his parents, die from complications with COVID, even though we also had cancer.
	Well, hold on there, Mr.
	Curry.
	He had a lot of issues at the time.
	Well, let's check in and see how this is being handled as we start with Good Morning America.
	We do know this.
	General Powell, of course, was not the only breakthrough case.
	According to the CDC, the more than 700,000 people who have died of COVID, 7,000 of those deaths were breakthrough cases.
	How significant is the risk for those who are older and the immune compromised?
	Yeah, for people who have significant chronic illnesses, heart failure, kidney failure, for people who are immunocompromised battling cancer, a breakthrough infection can be quite serious.
	You know, any infection can be serious.
	A mild urinary tract infection can become deadly.
	Okay, so that's just the setup.
	Of course, we brought in Dr.
	Jen.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	Since you're taking this, I'm going to be asking questions.
	Sure, please do.
	Why are they pushing the vaccine on people using the excuse of, well, if you got all these immunocompromised issues, take the vaccine because you need it more than anybody else.
	So that seems to me that you're promoting the vaccine to people who are highly immunocompromised because it works.
	It stops you from getting COVID. Yes, this is what's so beautiful about...
	And I don't really want to speak ill of the dead.
	I just think it's bad karma.
	Yeah, I agree.
	Even though I could about Colin Powell because I know him.
	I met him several times.
	He was at Kleiner Perkins.
	Didn't he invest in Theranos too?
	Brilliant man.
	So this is why...
	I would like to hear a Pacinic rant on this guy.
	Well, he has some standing because he was in Vietnam.
	And he did get a Purple Heart for stepping on a punji stick, which I'm sure sucked.
	Although it wasn't like he was being shot.
	But I don't know.
	I have no idea.
	I can't speak to that.
	So what did you think of him?
	You say you met him.
	I think he's slightly pompous.
	He's a suck-ass.
	That's interesting.
	And again, I don't want to speak ill of the dead, but this is a guy who would immediately...
	Ron Bloom got, of course, a picture that he signed and he put something on there.
	And it was something to the effect of, even if it goes against what I think, I'll always be a team player or something like that.
	And that's exactly what he was.
	He had no opinion.
	He was just a team player.
	He was unimpressive and disappointing.
	I have a very high source.
	That's me.
	I'm the highest source you got.
	No, this is a higher source than the Reagan administration who told me exactly what you said.
	Oh, really?
	He was the worst kind of yes man he's ever run into.
	Yeah.
	Exactly.
	That's exactly what he is.
	And I was unimpressed.
	Anyway, so in order to get past this, we have to roll up...
	More not speaking ill of the dead anymore commentary?
	I think I'm good for now, thanks.
	They had to bring in the good doctor, Dr.
	Jen Ashton, and she really had to help us understand because, you know, remember, and by the way, in this clip you just heard, of the 700,000 people who died of COVID, bullcrap, 700,000 did not die of COVID. Dr.
	Ashton, this is the time we usually give you questions.
	There's one we want to throw at you right now, given the death, the sad news about the death of General Colin Powell.
	Breakthrough case, COVID-19.
	He was vaccinated, but what do people need to keep in mind here when we're talking breakthrough cases?
	Well, I think when people hear this headline, this is a perfect opportunity for people to really understand, think like a doctor, how we assess statistics and then how we take care of an individual patient.
	Think like a doctor.
	Okay, I'm ready.
	Teach me, Dr.
	Jan.
	Yes, vaccination lowers the risk of severe infection, lowers the risk of ICU infection, lowers the risk of death, but it doesn't drop it to zero.
	So we have big statistics and then we have the individual patient.
	It's not one size fits all.
	And when you look at an individual patient, you use those statistics in medicine as doctors.
	We absolutely know what the statistics are, but But at the end of the day, in the beginning of the day, we have an individual patient in front of us.
	And so, unfortunately, in the case of General Powell, we look at a man who's 84 years old, who's African-American.
	No, he's Jamaican.
	Which we know are associated with increased risk of severe complications and deaths.
	So, I think we need to...
	So, hold on a second.
	She lied.
	Both parents are from Jamaica.
	And she says, you know, oh, he's African American.
	We know, you know, the coof be out to kill them.
	He's 84 years old, who's African American, all of which we know are associated with increased risk of severe complications and deaths.
	So I think we need to remember that age is still...
	Except in Africa.
	It's the number one risk factor.
	And you can have a healthy person, you can have a fully vaccinated person.
	This virus has shown us that it can do damage and it can take the life of anyone, old, young, vaccinated, unvaccinated.
	Wow.
	Thank you for thinking like a doctor.
	I will reiterate, except in Africa, because there's none of this evidence there where African Americans are Africans.
	Okay.
	But this whole thing, let's think like a doctor.
	Lie.
	Okay.
	So now...
	If I was thinking like a doctor, I'd be calling the pharmacy.
	Well, thinking like a doctor, you'd be saying maybe something is wrong with the vaccination.
	You know, like, it doesn't seem to work, but, you know, did it lower his immunity?
	We need to think like doctors.
	CBS Evening News.
	We want to bring in Dr.
	Megan Ranney to talk more about General Colin Powell's death.
	She's an emergency room doctor at Brown University.
	Yes.
	Everybody, now, all my life, well, I go back to a little older than you, to say the least, but I go back farther, and I always thought the name C-O-L-I-N was pronounced Colin.
	It was Colin Powell.
	I always thought it was Colin Powell.
	I didn't know when it became colon, like butthole, colon Powell, and they all say colon.
	That's not even spelled the same as Colin.
	That's an interesting observation, because I think I recall Uncle Don pronouncing it Colin.
	Yeah.
	At some point, but I certainly remember being confused.
	Well, I remember from the news media when he was a hotshot, because he was part of the first...
	Iraqi War.
	And Schwarzkopf.
	Oh, there's a name.
	Blackhead.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And I remember Colin, Colin, Colin, because when somebody called him Colin, it was like, oh, Colin, the butthole.
	But now they're all calling him Colin.
	Is that a code for something maybe we're not aware of?
	Maybe they all hate him.
	Well, we'll have to keep our eyes open.
	Back to Dr.
	Megan Rainey.
	We've been dying to talk to her.
	We have to understand, could this be the vaccine?
	We want to bring in Dr.
	Megan Rainey to talk more about General Colin Powell's death.
	She's an emergency room doctor at Brown University.
	Doctor, thanks so much for joining us.
	I think people were surprised to learn that he died from complications of COVID-19, even though he was fully vaccinated.
	How much of the cancer he was battling compromised his immune system?
	It's quite likely that the cancer, multiple myeloma, was a major factor in the vaccines not working for him.
	That specific kind of cancer is a cancer of the blood cells.
	So the very cells that are supposed to fight off COVID and that are supposed to create antibodies in response to the vaccine weren't working well.
	In addition, it's highly possible that he was on immunosuppressants, things like steroids or immunotherapy, which also make the vaccine not work so well.
	So I wouldn't blame this on the vaccine, but rather, unfortunately, on his underlying health care conditions.
	It's your fault, you stupid general.
	It's your fault, not the vaccine.
	I don't know if these people actually hear themselves speaking.
	But isn't this just one huge contradiction with if you're immunocompromised, if you have cancer, you need to get the shot first?
	Or am I misremembering?
	No, you're right on the money on this.
	I want to play, just as an aside, I'm sure you have a few more clips.
	Yeah, of course.
	Play this little clip I just picked up.
	This is a guy, Dr.
	H. Risch, and he's a Yale professor of immunology or vaccinology or something.
	And he was on one of these shows, and he talks about the un-vax.
	I just thought this was a nice little piece of color that should be thrown in.
	...to be afraid of the unvaccinated?
	No, I put it the other way around.
	The unvaccinated should be afraid of the vaccinated.
	They're just as infected, in fact, maybe more infected if vaccinated people...
	Are infected.
	So it is well known that it is the vaccinated people that generate the mutant strains and not the unvaccinated people.
	And that has led that corruption of the medical establishment saying that unvaccinated people are generating the mutants is an absolute falsehood.
	It is exactly the opposite.
	This has been known for 100 years that it's vaccinated people who are more prone to generate mutant strains.
	Right.
	Please report to the office.
	Please report to the office.
	Wow!
	What was this on?
	This was not on any television or something, was it?
	I think it was like, I think it was.
	No, no.
	It wasn't a network, but it was on some broadcasting thing.
	Yeah, the unvaccinated should be afraid of the vaccinated.
	That's an important clip because I didn't know that we've known this for a hundred years.
	Of course, I'm not a doctor.
	We've known this for a hundred years, according to the professor.
	And he is a...
	Well, maybe he's just a PhD, just like Dr.
	Jill Biden.
	I'm not sure.
	Well, Dr.
	Walens...
	I'm sorry, Dr.
	Leanna Nguyen, who's making the rounds.
	I don't know if she does the NPR stuff as a gig.
	Because I know she's the CNN... I'm pretty sure...
	Is she CNN or CNBC? Yeah.
	I think she's paid by CNN. I don't know.
	But she's also on NPR. And, of course, the Colin Powell issue came up.
	Colin.
	And there was some weirdness going on between the NPR host and her.
	Just a few seconds here, but we got the news today that former Secretary of State Colin Powell died of COVID-19, even though he was vaccinated.
	He had a so-called breakthrough infection, probably because he was vulnerable.
	He was treating cancer.
	Your thoughts?
	It's really important to mention that Secretary Powell was 84 years old, had multiple myeloma, this blood cancer, and therefore was in the highest risk category of individuals who are both medically...
	It's almost like somebody sent out a script.
	Can I mention something else since we're on this?
	I still want to finish this clip, though.
	Oh, no.
	I want to hear that clip because she sounds like she's just going to tell us everything we need to know.
	Do you remember at the early days of the vaccine, like within the first couple of weeks, when the Swedes went to the home up there and it killed off like 80% of the people that lived in the old folks' home?
	Yeah.
	And everybody said, well, this is to be expected.
	You shouldn't be giving the vaccine to anyone over 80%.
	Yes.
	We have clips of this.
	Yes, yes.
	I do remember this.
	Do not give the vaccine to anyone over 80.
	You will kill them.
	And they killed most of the people in this old folks home.
	And everyone went, well, what are you going to do?
	Lesson learned.
	But meanwhile, that whole lesson seems to have been unlearned.
	Well, it seems like we're just happy...
	All I know is that during COVID, I knew plenty of people in New York who were getting sick or people who knew people who were getting sick, but not really as horrible as the news media portrayed it.
	But now with vaccine issues, people getting stuff in a timeline after vaccination, I know a lot of people.
	And miscarriages.
	I mean, there's stuff going on.
	It's like there's this big slow-motion thing taking place.
	And from time to time, you know, pop, we take out 80 people.
	Pop, take out some more.
	Maybe we're just not seeing the broader overview of how many people are actually being killed.
	I hate to sound ghoulish.
	We're not seeing it because no one's going to be reporting that until the book is written 10 years from now.
	Yeah, and will it be that Bernstein Woodward?
	Will he do it?
	Who's going to get the contract?
	No, because the CIA's not going to write this book, so some real research is going to actually have to do it.
	All right, let's get back to Leanna Nguyen because we need to know your thoughts.
	Vulnerable, he was treating cancer.
	Your thoughts?
	It's really important to mention that Secretary Powell was 84 years old, had multiple myeloma, this blood cancer, and therefore was in the highest risk category of individuals who are both medically frail and in the category of people who the vaccine just may not induce as much of an immune response in these individuals.
	Okay.
	What category is that?
	We've never heard of a category where it just doesn't work.
	It's 100% effective.
	...immune response in these individuals.
	And so this is the reason why we really need to get everybody to have immunity, because ultimately that's what's going to protect all of us.
	This does not illustrate that vaccines are not working, but rather that we all need to be protected.
	Wait for it.
	This does not illustrate vaccines are not working.
	What's wrong with you?
	Not working, but rather that we all need to be protected.
	Yes, the vaccines protect you, the individual, but there are going to be some individuals who are particularly vulnerable, and it's up to all of us to protect them.
	Oh, hold on.
	Sorry.
	Is this that Chinese woman?
	Leanna Wen.
	Yes, she's the old plant plant.
	She's a fast-talking Chinese doctor.
	Uh-huh.
	And she does a lot of...
	Yeah, I don't trust a word she says ever.
	And she does a lot of...
	at the end.
	Yeah, she's a non-stop chatterbox.
	Roll it back for the kicker.
	We all need to be protected.
	Yes, the vaccines protect you, the individual, but there are going to be some individuals who are particularly vulnerable, and it's up to all of us to protect them.
	Get a shot in honor of Colin Powell.
	Get a shot in honor of Colin Powell, who died because...
	Did she take a shot?
	Yeah.
	No, she says get a shot in honor.
	Oh, get a shot in honor.
	Get a shot.
	What?
	Yes, listen again.
	The shot killed him.
	Exactly.
	Protected him.
	Get a shot in honor of Colin Powell.
	Yeah, see if you can join him.
	Was that the NPR woman?
	Yes, no, no, it was the NPR woman, which makes it even creepier.
	Get a shot in honor.
	The NPR is really creepy in this reporting.
	Instead of pour one out for Colin Powell, no, get a shot for Colin Powell.
	Now, the person who was the weirdest out there is former CDC director Robert Redfield.
	You know, it's like that guy quit and he immediately went rogue, if you recall.
	Yeah, this guy.
	I don't understand.
	Why is he alive?
	How does he still get airtime?
	I don't know.
	He probably stays on the move.
	He's on the lam on the move.
	Listen to his little stat.
	A lot of times people feel it's a rare event that fully vaccinated people may die.
	I happen to be the senior advisor to Governor Hogan in the state of Maryland.
	In the last six to eight weeks, more than 40% of the people that died in Maryland were fully vaccinated.
	Rare, rare breakthrough cases.
	Except for the 40% who died.
	And that's probably a low number compared to some other places we've heard where it's over half.
	It's crazy.
	Everywhere you look.
	They don't want to report on this.
	No, they don't want to be honest.
	Let's stop for a second and just remind ourselves that the pharmaceutical company, Big Pharma, owns the news media, especially the TV broadcasters.
	There is a fabulous supercut that has been doing the rounds, which I shall play for you, that illustrates exactly how much Big Pharma owns the media.
	It is brought to you by Pfizer.
	CBS Health Watch.
	Sponsored by Pfizer.
	Anderson Cooper 360.
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	ABC News Night Live.
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	CNN Tonight.
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	Early start.
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	Friday night on Aaron Burnett out front.
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	This week with George Stephanopoulos is brought to you by Pfizer.
	This letter report brought to you by...
	Pfizer.
	Today's countdown to the royal wedding is brought to you by Pfizer.
	And now a CBS Sports update brought to you by Pfizer.
	Meet the Press.
	Data download.
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	This portion of CBS This Morning sponsored by Pfizer.
	On how to find the hidden sugars in the American family diet.
	Sponsored by Pfizer.
	Just a sampling of what you can hear in the United States.
	And the thing is that probably is just a sampling.
	Oh, of course it is.
	It's unbelievable.
	And then people just, they can't seem to get a clue here.
	I mean, I don't know what more you have to do.
	You can't believe anybody on the mainstream media because they just lie because they're bought and sold by Pfizer.
	I don't understand how you can say that about real journalists.
	These journalists cannot be swayed.
	They need to eat, but they cannot be swayed by Pfizer.
	These are upstanding people.
	What?
	What?
	Exactly.
	So there are a number of big protests taking place.
	This movement continues.
	I think we're in a very precarious spot where, of course, there's zero coverage of, I shall just mention a few, massive protests in Trieste, northeast Italy, Which, aren't those basically backup former Soviets?
	Aren't they like backing up to Slovenia or something?
	Northeast Italy?
	Yeah, isn't that near Slovenia?
	No, Slovenia is on the other side of the Adriatic Ocean, straight across.
	I think you're wrong.
	Actually, the Venice area does have a border with Slovenia.
	I think you're wrong.
	I think up north is...
	No, Slovenia is butted up against Venice.
	I looked at the map, man!
	I was in Slovenia and we drove to Venice.
	Okay, but the top of Slovenia is a border with Italy.
	I believe.
	No, it is.
	That's exactly true.
	That's what I said.
	Skunk Works, that's Lockheed Martin's special group.
	They will be protesting tomorrow at headquarters.
	MGM, salaried employees resign.
	Nineties, not that many.
	Dozens of U.S. nuclear lab workers sue over a vaccine mandate.
	Let's see...
	Well, in Washington State, half of the highway patrol went out.
	The city of Seattle's police department lost 40%.
	They've been firing people left and right.
	The whole state is out of control.
	The ferries are running a half schedule.
	Yep.
	Well, let's listen to a couple other...
	In the sports world, the NHL has suspended the San Jose Sharks' Evander Kane 21 games for submitting a fake vaccination card.
	He'll forfeit nearly $1.7 million of his salary this season.
	Whoops!
	Yeah, don't be faking your cards now, folks.
	Either you stand up or you don't stand up.
	Faking it is just going to make you look like a loser cheater.
	I thought that faking the car was a counterfeiting thing.
	The Treasury Department should be going after these people and throwing him in jail as a felon.
	What happened to that idea?
	Well, he's a basketball player.
	No, he's hockey.
	Well, even worse.
	He's a hockey player.
	I'm sorry.
	Yeah.
	So much for your sports report.
	Let's go to the Mayo Clinic.
	Healthcare workers rallied today to question the company's vaccine mandate for staff members.
	Rallying outside the hospital in Eau Claire, the group says it supports choice when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine.
	Former nurse Melissa Clyde, who quit last week because of the mandate, says she came out to support her peers, calling the mandate unacceptable.
	And that's what I like.
	A lot of these medical professionals, also the law enforcement, some of them are vaccinated.
	They're just against the mandate, so they're standing in solidarity.
	General Electric.
	Employees at General Electric in Greenville are staging a walkout as the company now requires all workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
	The mandate falls in line with the Biden administration's executive order requiring federal contractors to be vaccinated.
	Now an employee tells WYFF News 4 the walkout is scheduled for Thursday morning at 1045.
	You know, a lot of people's going to leave a half a day tomorrow to meet over there across the street and talk about, you know, their beliefs and what we think we need to do.
	And a lot of people's not showing up to work this Friday.
	And people will show up next week, but I honestly believe this is going to be at least once or twice a week from here on out.
	Like, these people are strongly against this, and it's what we're being told we have to.
	In response to the planned walkout, GE says, quote, all GE U.S. employees will be fully vaccinated or receive a medical or religious accommodation by December 8th as required in the order, end quote.
	So, exemptions.
	It appears, both from a clip I have, but also from lawyers who, we have the best producers in the business, of course, it appears the religious exemption may be Actually work for everybody, certainly in a little bit longer timeframe.
	And so there's some advice to make sure you document your communication with your employer if you use a religious exemption.
	Actually, I have it here.
	Ask the employee to supply in writing that the only wellness option for the surcharge is to get a COVID vaccine.
	Print it out.
	Keep it in a secure place.
	Push back on raw data from healthcare charges during the pandemic.
	Get their non-response in writing.
	And file a religious exemption if offered.
	If not, file one anyway.
	Go on record in writing.
	You protest the surcharge and the offered wellness option.
	Um, and this is, and the reason why it's going to be very difficult for mandates to supersede a religious exemption is, and we'll just have to read it, because the First Amendment, the first line of the First Amendment to the United States Bill of Rights, part of the Constitution is this.
	Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
	And then it goes into abridging free speech.
	So this may have to go to the Supreme Court.
	There will be definitely class action lawsuits, and it appears that the Department of Justice knows this.
	There is a piece of audio which is billed as leaked DOJ lawyer on a White House call talking about the religious exemption and how hard it will be to circumvent it.
	I tried to do my best in filtering.
	If you can't hear it, John, let me know, and we'll just discuss it.
	For instance, in the New York case that's currently going on against the state of New York, the Thomas More Society is representing a bunch of doctors and nurses who claim that they would sing gravely if they acted in cooperation with the evil of abortion.
	How would they be doing so?
	The claim is that all three of the current vaccines either have fetal cells that were obtained by abortions in the vaccine itself, I don't want to say anything too categorical,
	but I believe that when this claim will be very difficult for agencies to successfully claim that that's either institutional.
	Even if it is, even if we know that many of those claims are not sincere, or are sincere but not religious, this is the most common claim you're going to confront, probably, and it's likely that you will have to take as a given the employee's claim.
	Not always, right?
	One response that some hospitals have started to give is, well, do you know that Tylenol and Tums and Preparation H And I expect that employees will then say, well, I didn't know that, but now that you tell me that, I'll stop using those products as well.
	Outstanding advice.
	I think there's a shot here.
	I think the religious exemption may just be a way out.
	I think it is too, but I think that's specious, the fetal cell thing.
	That's what people are using.
	I think just hell no.
	I don't want this shot.
	It's experimental.
	I don't want it.
	But that's not a religious exemption.
	It seems to me.
	It's my religion to choose what I want to put in my own body, my body, my choice.
	Okay, if you say it like that, that's okay.
	Now...
	There was something that came up in one of these conversations.
	It was a couple of shows ago, and there was no good clip of it.
	But this guy, another one of these guys, bitching and moaning about everything, he made the claim.
	He says, you know that none of these vaccines, including the Pfizer, have really been fully approved by the FDA. Correct.
	If you look in the paperwork, it's still that comavir or whatever it's called, that stuff in Germany.
	Cominarty.
	Cominarty.
	Komenari.
	Komenomenari.
	Wide receiver for the 49ers.
	Yeah, shoot him up.
	Um...
	And even though they say it's the same thing...
	No, it's not the same.
	And you should see that on the label of the vial you're given if you accept the vaccine into your life.
	Because I had clips of the woman from the FDA going, well, you know, it's exactly the same.
	Yeah, but that's not the same.
	You don't have to worry about it.
	But if it's exactly the same, why doesn't the FDA... Give it full approval if it's exactly the same.
	I'm mystified by the lack of approval.
	These vaccines, none of them have been fully approved.
	These are all under the special emergency use authorization.
	This is how it will likely go once it really comes out.
	That more harm than good was done with the vaccinations.
	They will have plausible deniability.
	Well, why were these people taking Pfizer-BioNTech?
	Clearly, that was not FDA-approved.
	I mean, you have to have some responsibility.
	You just let them put that into your vein and not become an Arminardi?
	Well, they also make you look over, if you go get the shot, they make you look over a sheet of disclaimers.
	I think some people are supposed to sign off on it.
	I don't know for sure.
	But I think it's almost like a EULA. Almost.
	I think, you know what?
	It should be a EULA because they tie you down to immunity as a service.
	We know that's coming.
	So maybe the next one will literally be a EULA. You're not allowed to fix yourself.
	There's a no repair option.
	You're not allowed to tinker with yourself.
	You can't do anything.
	You can't be injected any other mRNA and that's ours now.
	All your DNA belong to us.
	Well, I would like to know...
	In fact, I do have the access to the PR people at the FDA, and I'm going to send them a note.
	Okay.
	But I know what I'm going to get back before I send them the note.
	Okay.
	I'm going to send a note.
	Why isn't it approved?
	Why isn't the Pfizer vaccine approved?
	You've approved this other one, the one in Germany, but you haven't approved this one.
	And I'm going to get a note back and say it's exactly the same.
	Yeah.
	That's what they're going to tell me.
	Well, I'd love to see that in writing because that would be a smoking gun.
	Because it's not.
	It's not.
	Yes, it is.
	They say it is.
	Okay, but...
	Then why don't you approve it?
	It's a circular law.
	It's a circular argument.
	Yes, it is.
	Why don't you approve it?
	It's exactly the same.
	Well, then why don't you approve it?
	We don't need to approve it.
	It's exactly the same.
	I mean, come on.
	Celine Dion canceled a number of her concerts on her new residency in Vegas.
	Very disappointing as Vegas tries to reopen.
	And that is because of severe and persistent muscle spasms.
	Yeah, I saw that.
	You know, everything I hear now, it's like, someone gets this, someone gets that.
	Like, jeez, man, I'm not questioning the vaccine for everything.
	Yeah, I think you can logically do that.
	I only have one COVID clip.
	Okay.
	I have another fun one, but let's play the fun one last.
	Yeah, sure.
	This is just one pushing and pushing and pushing and pushing.
	COVID shots for kids.
	If you're the parent of a 5 to 11-year-old, you may be anxiously waiting for the Food and Drug Administration to authorize the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for your children.
	Well, you might not have to wait much longer.
	Readings of the FDA and CDC at the end of this month and beginning of next could lead to emergency use authorization.
	And the Biden administration announced plans this morning to try to make sure those shots are available to kids as quickly as possible.
	Mm-hmm.
	Ontario is also all jitty about shooting up the kids.
	You thought it was just happening here in the United States that we're the only creeps?
	No, no.
	It's all of North America.
	We have asked each of the 34 public health units to submit their plan for vaccinating children between ages 5 and 11.
	And we have received their plans.
	The plans are now being reviewed by our central team at the Ministry of Health.
	And it's a variety of ways that are going to be employed to vaccinate children depending on the different geographic location.
	But we will be working with pharmacies, with public health units, with primary care as well.
	And by the time the vaccine is approved for use by Health Canada, we will be ready to go.
	We have the forces on the ground ready to go.
	And I know that parents are concerned about this, but they need not be because we will be ready to go.
	We are actively working on this and putting the final plan together right now.
	This is the most egregious Pfizer marketing that has been out there.
	I don't understand why they are pushing.
	Well, maybe I do.
	But they're pushing.
	The White House is doing this.
	They're pushing like, oh yeah, we can't wait to jack all these kids up.
	Jab them real hard.
	We're going to get to it.
	It's going to be great.
	We know parents are worried about it.
	Do we really know that?
	Are there really parents protesting everywhere saying we want our kids vaccinated?
	I think there are enough people Yeah.
	Well, they should show some of it.
	I see the local news reports.
	Oh, I hope they get the vaccine so I can get my kid vaccinated.
	They should show it.
	And they put him on the air and it makes it sound like there's probably more than a few and the people will all get swayed by this.
	The next thing you know, everybody's kind of clamoring for the vaccine for their six-year-old, which is like the last thing I want.
	No kidding.
	People in the Netherlands are just losing their crap.
	The health minister said, hey, you know, if we have lockdowns coming this winter, which could happen because, you know, there will be another pandemic one day.
	You know, it could be this winter.
	It could be a twindemic.
	It could be the flu.
	But when we lock down again, just so you know, that includes people who have been vaccinated.
	Everyone's getting locked down.
	This is not working in people's brains.
	They're like, what?
	Wait a minute.
	What are you talking about?
	How can...
	And, okay, here's fun number...
	Broken promises.
	Here's fun clip one.
	This is Joy Reid.
	Just to give you an idea of how crazy things are on the news network that almost no one watches...
	There's more people listening to the donation segment of No Agenda than there is to Joy Reid on any given day, and she just can't believe that people won't take these vaccines as mandated.
	New York City announced today that vaccines would be mandated for all city workers with no testing option.
	That includes police officers, who are currently 69% vaccinated.
	Their union is already vowing to fight the mandate anyway.
	It's a pattern that we've seen across the country with police unions and officers coming out against mandates.
	Seattle's police union called the mandate a public safety crisis, as if vaccines aren't for the public's safety.
	The city's police and firefighters who were fired for noncompliance made a very dramatic exit, marching to City Hall to turn in their boots.
	Then there's the Los Angeles County Sheriff who said he won't enforce the city's mandate, though there's still a two-month grace period for employees to get their shots.
	But there's no place like Chicago, where the union president directly urged officers to ignore the city's mandate, making the prediction that it would lead to a 50% cut in cops on the street.
	Of course, Republicans are taking advantage of the situation in Chicago, with Indiana Senator Mike Braun trying to recruit Chicago officers to Indiana, saying, you deserve respect.
	Bring the COVID here.
	And none other than Jim Jordan mentioned the Chicago police.
	Bring the COVID here.
	Along with Kyrie Irving and parents at school board meetings saying freedom is contagious.
	You know what's actually contagious?
	The coronavirus.
	Police officers are supposed to protect and serve, but they're actually putting themselves ahead of the citizens they could infect.
	So for putting Americans in danger, officers and unions who are fighting against vaccine mandates, which essentially means fighting to make the public sick, are tonight's absolute worst.
	These people are very, very sick themselves.
	I don't care if you agree with these people or not, Joy Reid, but they're humans.
	You are treating them like subhumans.
	You are, in fact, acting quite Nazi-like.
	And then this, you know, now that we have Colin Powell breakthrough case, I mean, everyone's got to be worried if you're immunocompromised.
	I think everyone should just, hey, you know what?
	HIPAA be damned.
	Let's let it all hang out.
	John King, CNN. I can do something to help protect somebody else.
	I'm going to share a secret I've never spoken before.
	I'm immunocompromised.
	I have multiple sclerosis.
	So I'm grateful you're all vaccinated.
	I'm grateful my employer says all these amazing people who work on the floor who came in here for the last 18 months when we were doing this are vaccinated now that we have vaccines.
	I worry about bringing it home to my 10-year-old son who can't get a vaccine.
	I don't like the government telling me what to do.
	I don't like my boss telling me what to do.
	In this case, it's important.
	Am I to understand that this case it's important because it's him?
	No.
	Because it's about him?
	Well, that's the way he presented it.
	Yeah, that's kind of disgusting.
	But okay, way to personalize John King.
	Well, I'm surprised that someone would come out.
	I mean, if you have multiple sclerosis, which is a horrible thing to have.
	I've known a couple of people that had it.
	It's like miserable.
	To come out and say you have it and you need to be protected.
	Is there something about MS that makes you more susceptible to COVID? Or is there some connection?
	I've never heard of that.
	Is MS an immunocompromised thing?
	Or is it...
	What is it?
	Is it neurological?
	It's a deterioration of your neurological structure.
	I don't know that it has anything to do with your immunity.
	Interesting.
	Maybe your reaction to it has got something...
	I don't know.
	If you have multiple sclerosis, does your immune system deteriorate?
	I don't know that.
	Okay, I'm asking.
	I don't know either.
	We're not doctors.
	We don't know how to think like doctors, even though they keep telling us to.
	Very confused.
	This is my favorite clip.
	You won't hear much that is understandable.
	It's only 25 seconds.
	This is a great message.
	I love seeing this because this will either accelerate the malaise we are in or it will help break it down.
	Bill Gates visited Bojo over there at 10 Downing Street.
	You know, to catch up on all things, I don't know, maybe his new testing company that he bought so that, you know, we can...
	Get a little bit of coin on that, or maybe just talking about Build Back Better.
	We don't know, but the people outside of 10 Downing Street, they are sending a very good message.
	So Gates is trying to leave.
	He's in the vehicle.
	People are surrounding the vehicle.
	They are banging on the windows.
	Bill Gates is inside.
	I love this.
	They're chanting, arrest Bill Gates.
	While he's in the car, they're banging on the windows of the car.
	Which has got to be frightening.
	Of course it's frightening.
	That's terrifying.
	Especially if you're Bill Gates.
	Just right.
	And I think that he's...
	Bill is somewhat so naive...
	I don't think he realizes his situation at all.
	Because he's always been kind of insulated.
	Because he always gets away with it.
	He can harass women at work.
	It's not a problem.
	He can do whatever he wants.
	He was the golden child.
	Yes, and he was a big womanizer.
	Still is.
	And...
	He's getting told no for a couple of times in his life now.
	That might be healthy for him.
	Melinda said no.
	Get out.
	No, he did nothing.
	Bill is unfazable.
	There's one story.
	Because he's got this form of autism that is Asperger's.
	How do you think that was in that car with your Asperger's?
	Well, he'd be rocking.
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	I think he just...
	I don't know.
	It's hard to say, but there's a story that went around in the early days about Bill when he was in high school, and he was troublesome as a child.
	Because he just did what he wanted.
	He was a very focused...
	He just did what he wanted.
	So he took him to see a...
	There's a story.
	No, no, that's true.
	He was taken to see a shrink by his mom to talk about his issues as an autistic kid.
	And they went around...
	And Bill's very talkative and he's got a good sense of humor.
	He's a...
	But he's just got this crazy focus.
	And at the end of these sessions, Bill's mom was told, there's nothing you can do.
	Ha ha ha!
	He's beyond repair.
	He is just going to be who he is, and there's nothing you can do, so just give up.
	And she did.
	She used to fold his clothes, even when he was CEO, and his glasses were picked out by him.
	I mean, she just became this kind of secretary mom, housekeeper kind of person, and that was the way it ended.
	I only have, well, I'm glad he, I hope he was scared in that car because he needs a bit of humility in his life.
	I've heard back from our FWA producer, our fraud, waste and abuse inspector, regarding Medicare, Medicaid.
	And she's fed me a couple of doozies.
	And she works directly with the Office of the Inspector General.
	And there is a process when they find fraud, waste, or abuse.
	And I just wanted to read two things she sent to us.
	Something everyone should know.
	You do not have to test positive in order for your provider to get paid the extra COVID money for your visit.
	As long as you are exhibiting two or more COVID-related symptoms.
	Example, fever and cough.
	I just heard you cough, John.
	I'm halfway there to making some money off of you.
	I need to get the fever.
	You get a little fever.
	The provider can bill the claim as COVID and they will and are doing this at alarming numbers, especially if you decline a test.
	How about that?
	So if you decline a test and they hear you cough and they think you got a fever or they can add something else, they are making money.
	They're literally printing money.
	Second.
	Yes, this is the problem.
	You know, people talk about...
	National health insurance or the idea of a socialized medicine in this country, we always resist it.
	The reason, I think, is because the American public at its core, and I think the insurance company scams are part of this, but the American public at its core knows that it will just be scammed out of existence.
	It'll break us all because of shit like this.
	It gets better.
	How many times have we heard or has someone written in saying, yeah, I went to my doctor, had the visit, and then the doctor sprang the vax thing on me and said, you should get vax, and why don't you want it?
	Doesn't every email have that with someone going to the doctor?
	We have a lot.
	Well, there's a reason for that.
	Whenever an adult visits a doctor for a non-COVID-related visit, but also when you take your kids to the doctor and the doctor asks if you're vaccinated and proceeds to advise you on the safety and efficacy of the vaccine, they are able to claim and bill for COVID vaccination counseling.
	Fuck you, people!
	Sorry.
	Stealing!
	Stealing from us!
	That's public money.
	That's Medicaid, Medicare.
	It's not public money in the big sense.
	It comes from your money.
	Yes, it comes from taxes.
	Oh, the Medicaid, Medicare.
	They are billing, not your insurance company, they're billing the government for vaccination counseling.
	I can't wait until she sends more.
	No, this is just a moneymaker.
	And that's just one of the many ways.
	It's a huge scam.
	Now, here's what I'm worried about.
	They're obviously not done with us.
	I think the boot has to go back on the neck a little bit longer.
	We have a great opportunity coming up this winter.
	Already, universities are mandating flu vaccine.
	Maybe we have the Twindemic.
	I think it's a lot more...
	It's going to be worse, and it may not be this season, but it may be coming soon.
	And the reason I say that is the Johns Hopkins YouTube account that had Event 201 on it...
	Which is just a complete rundown of everything they prepared for just a month before all hell broke loose.
	You had those clips in the very beginning.
	It was an encounter group, yeah.
	Yeah, two years ago.
	Two years ago.
	All of a sudden they started reposting videos that have not been up front on that channel for 20 months.
	And it is videos of the dark winter simulation.
	We've already heard some dark winter rumblings.
	We've been warned about the dark winter.
	We've been looking for the dark winter.
	Could this be the dark winter?
	I pulled two clips.
	This is a simulation.
	So this is them producing a television newscast so that we can understand what it will be like, what it will be like, and what will happen.
	And I think there's a message as to what the next real crisis will be.
	Good evening.
	We interrupt our regular programming to return to Southwest Medical Center and continuing coverage of the outbreak of a mystery sickness.
	Earlier today, hospital officials said they were admitting patients with symptoms that seem to be severe adult chickenpox.
	But now we have new information.
	We go to Andy Field outside Southwest Medical Center.
	Good evening, Andy.
	What can you tell us?
	Sheila, we've been moved to an isolated area behind the hospital.
	And off the record, doctors here suspect that at least five patients hospitalized at Southwest may have smallpox.
	Now, for those of us who don't remember the disease, it is a deadly virus.
	We haven't seen it in this country in at least 20 years.
	Now, if this proves to be true, we could have a very serious health emergency on our hands.
	But officially, the hospital will not confirm or deny that diagnosis.
	So that's the video from day one.
	That's when we first hear about the severe adult chicken pox.
	Mmm, love this.
	Second clip that I pulled for this, the only other one.
	We move, we fast forward to day six, and then we start hearing what really the problem is of this crisis.
	Big opening.
	Big opening.
	On day six of the smallpox epidemic, the White House confirmed that federal government officials and military personnel are being vaccinated.
	300 people have died.
	At least 2,000 are infected with smallpox.
	Smallpox symptoms are being seen in 15 states, also in Canada, Mexico and England.
	The U.S. smallpox vaccine supply continues to shrink, As officials try to stretch limited stocks to cover the entire nation.
	An official announcement regarding the remaining vaccine inventory is expected later today.
	Struggles to get vaccinated led to violence in some cities.
	Profound economic losses are crippling the nation.
	In Oklahoma alone, economic experts project severe losses in the state's multi-billion dollar agricultural commodities market.
	Still, no group claims responsibility for unleashing the deadly smallpox virus.
	But NCN has learned that Iraq may have provided the technology behind the attack to terrorist groups based in Afghanistan.
	Here's what I think they're doing with this messaging.
	I don't think we're going to get some kind of smallpox attack.
	What I do think is the pharmaceutical industry is ramping up fear because they want to make sure we have enough smallpox vaccine.
	Every single video, including this one that came after it, we don't have enough.
	Only 12 million doses.
	I think they're just nuts.
	They're like, hey, you know, smallpox could happen.
	We need a couple billion dollars so we can make some extra vaccine.
	That would make nothing but sense.
	I think that's exactly what it is.
	Because, you know, they're not going to...
	I don't see anything like smallpox.
	And is there a vaccine against smallpox?
	I guess so, right?
	I've been vaccinated against smallpox.
	Right, so I guess we'll have an outbreak because why?
	Isn't everyone's...
	Do kids still get smallpox vaccinations?
	No, no.
	They stopped giving the smallpox vaccine, I believe, in the 70s.
	Oh, okay.
	Or before.
	It's only old people that have the smallpox.
	Did you ever get one?
	No, because I don't have the mark.
	The mark of the beast.
	Yeah, the mark of the smallpox.
	The mark of the smallpox.
	That's the mark of the beast.
	I missed it by maybe a year or two, I think.
	Yeah, I think so.
	That mark, which was more obvious when you were younger, has really kind of gone away.
	It's just, over time, it's just not there.
	But some people had a bad response.
	It's a dark winter.
	It was a funny kind of thing.
	They've almost gone back to it because they want to do this COVID vaccination patch.
	Yeah, okay, how does that work?
	Like a million little needles that you put on your arm, which is probably the safer way to get the vaccine if you're going to get the vaccine, because you don't have to worry about it getting into a vein or a capillary, which is what I think much of the problem is, as we've talked about on this show, we had the clips.
	Interesting you bring that up.
	But I was going to say that the smallpox vaccine was always injected in that sort of manner.
	It was a very screwy, round thing with a bunch of needles on it.
	Like they dip it in some goo and then they pop it on your arm and they poke you.
	It was like compressed air, if I recall.
	No, no, no.
	I remember the air compressed air.
	Was that polio?
	Was the polio the compressed air?
	Yeah, it was polio and some other shots.
	They would try the compressed air.
	But the problem with that, just to go on with these old-timey stories, the problem with the compressed air was they would push it up against you and then they'd shoot it and you wouldn't even know.
	It was like an injection.
	It was probably also a better way to get the COVID vaccine.
	But what happens is people would pull away because they were...
	And then it would just blow your arm open.
	I think I got the sugar cube.
	I think I missed all that.
	I was a sugar cube kid.
	I got lucky.
	A note from one of our producers who spoke to a doctor and the doctor said this is regarding aspirating for vaccine injections.
	Quote, we haven't done that for 10 years.
	Yeah.
	I did not know.
	I mean, this makes no sense.
	I've never seen it done.
	I mean, I had a shot recently, maybe two years ago, for Prevnar 13, which is another Pfizer product for...
	Superflu, like some massive...
	Pneumonia.
	It's a pneumonia shot.
	13 strains of pneumonia.
	I don't know if that was supposed to be.
	How did you feel after that?
	No effect whatsoever.
	Who's recommended?
	Because that's something I'd consider myself.
	Who's recommended to get that?
	Anyone over 50 or 60, over 60 for sure, because what happens, because that's really a killer.
	Yeah, you die from pneumonia.
	Yeah, that's what people die from.
	Yeah, that's what a lot of old farts die from pneumonia, I figure.
	John Perry Barlow.
	Barlow's thing was a little more complicated than that.
	Wow.
	I knew John pretty well, and he talked about...
	He had some weird, weird thing going on.
	He blamed Stanford Medical for them screwing him up.
	That's all I can say about it, but he was very adamant it was them.
	He was like dead for three minutes or something on their operating table.
	Whoops.
	Right.
	But ultimately, the pneumonia got him, if I recall.
	Well, he was...
	It didn't help.
	No, nothing helped.
	He was in bad shape.
	That sucks.
	You know, it's interesting that I've had this report in the show notes for two shows.
	I'm hesitant because it's from the expose, whatever.
	It seems like total...
	It's a UK publication.
	But it kind of sounds right when the headline reads, a comparison of official government reports suggest that the fully vaccinated are developing acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, i.e.
	AIDS. And I think AIDS, as the acronym Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, stands separate from HIV, the virus.
	Yes.
	And so this is very worrying.
	If people are, in essence, developing AIDS, we should call it that.
	Well, where did this report come from?
	As I said, from the expose, some UK publication, but they do go through all the numbers, and they come...
	I mean, it's a technical...
	But that's the headline.
	And it seems like, you know, like, here, the latest UKP, the Vaccine Surveillance Report, the immune, here you go, doubly vaccinated 40- to 7-year-olds have lost 40% of their immune system capability compared to unvaccinated people.
	Their immune systems are deteriorating at around 5% per week.
	If this continues, then 30 to 50-year-olds will have 100% immune system degradation, zero viral defense by Christmas, and all doubly vaccinated people over just in time for Christmas!
	I'm not buying it.
	And all doubly vaccinated people over 30 will have lost their immune systems by March next year.
	Seems a little iffy.
	Seems a little bit unlikely.
	But I just want to put it out there.
	I want to put it out there.
	Yeah.
	All right, then I guess the final thing we can do is we can check down under, see how the freedoms are doing there.
	It's newsflash and spoiler, not too well.
	This is Dictator Dan.
	...system going.
	Why would you have the thing up and running and then essentially pull all that down, pull all the architecture that you've built, all the infrastructure that you've built, the culture that you've changed.
	Why would you change that four or five weeks later?
	We will not be doing that here.
	I'm not going to say to someone, oh, look, just wait us out, will you?
	Just wait four or five weeks and then you'll be able to go to the pub.
	No.
	If you make the judgment to not get vaccinated...
	And you reckon you can wait out us or the publican or whoever you want to think you're waiting out.
	You won't wait out the virus, because the virus will be here for a long time.
	And your only protection against it is being vaccinated.
	This will be well into 2022.
	Well and truly into 2022.
	Then we're going to get into booster issues, so it won't be your first and second dose.
	It'll be have you had your third.
	And then the other issue will be, well, who knows what variant's coming?
	Who knows?
	Look, we don't.
	So we've got every reason to be confident.
	We've got every reason to be optimistic and upbeat.
	The Victorians have done an amazing job, but that job includes us making some difficult decisions, and that's to keep people who are not vaccinated out of some of those venues that we've been talking about today.
	There you go.
	Keep them out.
	I cannot put a date on it, but I can tell you this, it will not be when we reach 90%.
	It will not be, you know, any time soon.
	That's going to function for a period of time well into 2022.
	For instance, I'll give you an example.
	The Grand Prix's in April.
	I don't think there's going to be crowds at the Grand Prix made up of people who have not been double-dosed.
	Double-dosed?
	Just to give you a time frame.
	Doesn't mean it'll end the day after the Grand Prix, but that just gives you some sense.
	Please don't play that game of let's just wait them out and then we'll be able to do everything we want to do and have not got jabbed.
	No, that will not be the case here.
	And if you make that choice, it'll be a very long wait and you won't outweight this virus.
	Man, they're deadly serious down there.
	Who the hell was that guy?
	That's the Premier of Victoria.
	Yeah.
	Dictator Dan Andrews.
	These guys are a bunch of jerks.
	Well, you know, maybe he needs to get a little Bill Gates medicine.
	People surround his car for a bit.
	See how he feels then.
	Well, they can't.
	They can't get out of the house.
	Yeah, they can.
	They can.
	But just, you know, within their own...
	They can't drink a coffee.
	You can get out of the house and then just stand right in front of your door.
	It's very sad.
	Very, very sad about what's happening in Australia.
	Chris Wilson, you know, he's barely even able to send anything anymore.
	It's like, it's just all the, everything he puts in messages to me is all tyranny.
	And they got quite, they got quite an underground.
	I forgot, I was going to, Print pictures of him in the newsletter.
	He looks like a madman.
	He's gone nuts.
	Well, he's been holed up like a cave dweller.
	Yeah, he looks exactly like a caveman.
	And those guys are doing all kinds of sketchy stuff.
	Let's just say there's backups stored of all kinds of different things that help people look like they're scanning a QR code.
	You know, there's a lot of things being done.
	A lot of smart dudes named Ben, but I think a little courage.
	Surround a car.
	Tell them you're going to lock them up.
	Arrest them.
	Something.
	Anything.
	All right.
	Unless you have something.
	I think we're good, right?
	That's it.
	It's not good, but that's what we got right now, it seems like.
	I think that would conclude our coverage.
	COVID. I'm going to call it a COVID report.
	Yes, Colin Powell's COVID report.
	He had COVID. COVID. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C's in Celine's canceled concerts, ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to Mr.
	John C. Dvorak.
	In the morning to Mr.
	Curry.
	Also, in the morning to our trolls who have been waiting very patiently there in the troll room.
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	All right, hands up as they scurry away.
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	We got a year number out of them.
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	You see that Trump's, he's coming out with his own social network, which will be called Truth Social Network.
	You know, wasn't, doesn't he tease this?
	By the way, I am taking myself off the Trump mailing list.
	Oh, I had to take myself off eons ago.
	Especially the SMS. You get mailings from Trump.
	You get mailings supposedly from Trump who shows like a 10-year-old.
	Yeah, it's really annoying.
	You get mailings from Don Jr.
	You get mailings from Guilfoyle.
	Yeah.
	Who says, did you get the mailing from Donald Trump?
	I mean, it's just some operation that sends so much, that's four pieces a day at least.
	It's too much.
	And it's junk.
	It's the same crap.
	And the thing about the Trump one is that he's selling, he's not even a candidate anymore.
	He's selling tchotchkes.
	It's a tchotchke store.
	They got the Trump card they're selling, autographed photos they're selling.
	Now there's some little trophy you can get.
	They're selling that.
	It's just unbelievable.
	It is garbage.
	Yeah, and then on the Telegram, there's all these fake accounts, which is like Durham, John Durham's account, JFK Jr.'s account.
	I follow all this stuff, see what kind of nut job stuff they're posting.
	And all of a sudden, all of them at the same time are like, hey, you better invest in the Trump coin.
	So then I got a crypto coin.
	Yeah.
	It's like, oh yeah, that sounds like a real legit telegram channel there.
	Anyway, I was thinking, who knows, maybe it's something that federates, since it's social.
	I was being hopeful, but apparently he's...
	Do you think there's even a chance of that?
	Yeah, I think there's a chance.
	I think there's a chance.
	Do I think it's big?
	No.
	Do I think there's a chance?
	Yeah.
	And what is he thinking?
	I mean, he backed it into a SPAC so they have, you know, five or six hundred million dollars.
	But what is he thinking?
	Who wants that nightmare?
	Yeah.
	You know what I mean?
	That's a good point.
	It's a nightmare.
	Well, I mean, it's a nightmare unless you're, you know, if you hit the home run, you could take over Twitter and become a billionaire.
	But he's already a billionaire.
	It's technically already a nightmare.
	Technically.
	Just consider what it will take.
	Oh, whoa!
	You hear her?
	She's woken up.
	The dog barked all of a sudden.
	I didn't hear it.
	There's no dog bark on this.
	Yeah, there's a dog bark here.
	Anyway, yes, we'll see what comes out of that.
	Now, let us thank the artist for episode 1391.
	Title of that was Clown World.
	It's during donation segments that the dogs seem to do stuff, John.
	Something about the dogs don't like the donations.
	They don't like the donation segment.
	This is boring.
	I don't know what their problem is.
	If you don't listen to it, you have no idea how much content is in there, okay?
	Nessworks brought us the artwork for this episode.
	We titled it Clown World.
	This was the Coffee Cup Gestapo, which was very functional.
	And we needed that because, let's see, we had a couple of interesting things.
	First of all, we had a new artist show up.
	Yeah.
	Which we looked at this.
	Tell me about this.
	Roger Roundy.
	Roger Roundy is a very famous artist and he does a lot of commissions that bring him in huge.
	He's one of those artists that makes money.
	Oh.
	Not as a graphic artist, he just makes money because he gets a lot of little gigs.
	No, he's a famous guy who gets a lot of money.
	So he...
	I found that he was one of our listeners some time ago on No Agenda Social because somehow he got into that.
	Huh.
	And they started posting and he's on there yacking about stuff.
	Oh, really?
	But he never sent art in.
	So I guess it's, of all people, comic strip blogger.
	Yes.
	Who talked him into it.
	And so he...
	Which I thought was kind of like...
	No, it's fantastic.
	Oddly ironic.
	No, that's great.
	And so...
	Well, I think it's all the other...
	Hold on a second.
	Let's give him his props.
	He never gets it otherwise.
	There we go.
	He probably could have been shortened.
	So he got him to do some pieces, and his first piece was a tribute to comic strip blogger, actually, with a picture of what looked like a Sammy or possibly a Spitz dog, which was the white dog.
	I think he was trying to be funny about the dog that you have.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he called a comic strip dogger.
	And that piece, of course, wasn't going to be accepted under any circumstances.
	Then he did another piece.
	He did three pieces and later wrote, I don't think I can do three pieces anymore.
	It's too much work.
	Is that his voice?
	Is that his voice?
	Is that how he talks?
	Yeah.
	A lot of people sound like that.
	Yes, I like the kick me.
	I like that a lot.
	He has a white lab with a kick me fashion on it, and then he did a second version of it with a drop shadow, which makes it look a little more dimensional, which was better.
	But overall, I didn't like the piece because the dog is too small, it should have been brought forward, and kick me can't be read in the small sizes.
	This is true.
	You actually like the platypus a lot.
	I love the platypus piece, and that's what I was pushing for, but that didn't get picked.
	That was by Kenny Benn.
	Killer platypus.
	Very nice, cute drawing.
	And then Roundy also came up with the other piece that I liked a lot, and I used it for the newsletter, actually, which was a...
	Which was a cartoon of Hit Him in the Mouth thing.
	And it's a classic...
	This is his style of cartooning, too.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth, and the agenda shows a guy getting slapped.
	And if you look at the actual art and the way it's...
	Put together and the hat flying.
	Oh no, it's very cool.
	It's super pro.
	I mean, the guy is a super pro.
	But then, next to it was a piece from Nessworks called Coffee Cup Gestapo.
	And I liked the platypus and you liked the white dog and we ended up agreeing on Coffee Cup.
	Coffee Cup, which was a Starbucks logo redone as Coffee Cup Gestapo.
	And it was definitely the winner of that show.
	I mean, every so often, there's a lot of good pieces and it gets very competitive.
	But that piece was the clear-cut choice that we could agree on.
	The other one that we did talk about, there's a lot of good art in this show, was the...
	And looking back on it, I'm sorry I didn't, but it was our other artist, professional artist.
	Oh, Mike Riley with the Bubba.
	It's an ice machine.
	It says Bubba on it.
	And it was a reference to a comment I made about Clinton being, you know...
	On ice.
	Killed and frozen or something.
	Yeah.
	And I didn't...
	For some reason, I didn't get the association with Bubba right away.
	Which automatically disqualifies the art.
	Yeah.
	If either one...
	This is one of our little rules.
	If either one of us...
	We have all these little rules.
	We do.
	We have all kinds of little rules.
	So one of them is, if one or the other of us doesn't actually get the joke right away...
	It's automatically disqualified.
	We did something really hard.
	I have to talk about it.
	Because we have this famous artist show up.
	And I'm like, well, shit, man.
	Let's put the famous artist in.
	That's great.
	I'm a whore.
	And John's like, no.
	You are.
	And I felt you were very whorey at the time.
	I rejected the notion.
	You did.
	That's why there's two of us.
	That's why there's two of us.
	And you said, no, no.
	We have to choose the better art.
	It was hard.
	Yeah, we don't choose the better artist.
	We choose the better art.
	I know, but it was my...
	Look, after three and a half hours of talking to you, I'm like, that was just where I was.
	I'm like, just take the famous artist.
	You were giddy because we had a famous guy.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, okay.
	You get giddy over fame.
	Yeah, exactly.
	You know me so well.
	I'm very happy about that.
	Well, thank you very much, Nessworks, for your outstanding contribution.
	At the end of the day, it's Nessworks.
	That's right.
	Nessworks, we thank you.
	We appreciate it.
	Time, talent, and treasure.
	Yes.
	But we do want to mention there was a lot of nice pieces that came in from a lot of different people.
	And that's why you need to go to newpodcastapps.com.
	Try out a new podcast app, one that understands podcasting 2.0.
	It'll still play all of your old podcasts, you know, the ones that don't have the snazzy chapters.
	With every single image we just talked about, whip and buy, it also has, you know, links in there, transcripts you can search.
	It's a lot of...
	And also, you're saving podcasting because we need to move everybody away from Spotify, Apple, and Google, and Amazon.
	Or anybody else?
	Move them away.
	We're perfectly fine decentralized.
	So thank you to all our artists.
	Noagendaartgenerator.com is where you can sign up, where you can participate.
	You have to be listening to the live show, but man, it can be a lot of fun when you get into it.
	And now let's thank our executive and associate executive producers for episode 1392.
	We kick it off with Mark Mabre.
	Do we have a note from Mark Mabre?
	Is it this...
	Let me read the first two, and then you can do this long note that shouldn't even be on the spreadsheet.
	No, no.
	I've already redacted it.
	But go ahead.
	You do the first two.
	Okay.
	Mark Maybray, no.
	I've got no note from Mark Maybray, and there's no email that says donation, and I don't believe it was sent to the donations box either.
	I also do not have.
	43210.
	I don't have it.
	And then Roger Lillibridge, who comes in with 337.59.
	We don't have any big donors on this show today, which kind of disappointed me.
	That 337.59.
	He says, donation note to be emailed from, and he's got his email.
	I wrote it right in exactly as written.
	No, there's nothing from him, nothing from Rodney, nothing from Mark.
	So this is probably the first show where the first two donors have absolutely nothing to say.
	Yeah, well, they may come back at us.
	They'll let us know.
	They will.
	But, you know, I look too, so I haven't seen those.
	We do have Sharid from Dubai with the classic 33333 and says, Sharid says, I've been listening since Adam's first Rogan appearance.
	Oops.
	Which was about 20 months ago.
	I instantly became a fan after Adam provided great insights on a number of topics, be it the paradoxical implications of tech and how the foundations are set up to basically enslave us, history of tobacco and the incentive of getting rid of vaping, and how pharmaceuticals are inexorably connected to advertisers.
	I have added no agenda to my library ever since, and thank you both for contributing to the shrinkage of my amygdala during these crazy times.
	This is my first donation, so I believe a dedouching is in order.
	You've been dedouched.
	And then he goes on to talk a lot about Abu Dhabi, his experiences traveling on the road.
	I'm going to skip that because it's just too long and I think we can go straight to his ending which was completely relevant.
	I'm not sure if you're familiar with Whitney Webb's work.
	Yes, we are.
	Thought I would share it as maybe with some value.
	Whitney is one of the most tenacious and fearless researchers out there.
	And back in July, she predicted Facebook calls for new standard rules for the Internet, which happened after the whistleblower hearing.
	Facebook became part of the GCS, which itself was part of the WEF partnership against cybercrime.
	Whitney, in this piece of investigative reporting, outlines how the...
	Okay.
	And how come I can't get to the very end of his note here?
	Double-click on that box, it'll expand.
	Yeah, it expands it somehow.
	Furthermore, and then he goes into digital ID, VAC Pass, CBDC wallet.
	If these guys get their way, it will be our only means of accessing the Internet.
	Complete surveillance.
	Okay.
	I like Whitney Webb.
	A little fear-monger-ish from time to time, and I can read that, yes...
	Yes, you have a sane-sized amygdala, but be careful.
	Be careful, because, you know, not everything is going to pan out with death at the end.
	I think we'll be okay.
	And you didn't ask for anything, so I'm going to give you a karma, and I appreciate you supporting us.
	You've got karma.
	Why don't you read the next note as I go pick up this phone and take it off the hook.
	This is Thomas Balmer from Iowa City, Iowa, 33333.
	Congrats on 14 years.
	That's roughly 140 in podcast years, I think.
	Yes, true.
	And that is going to be celebrated on Thursday, the 24th, in preparation for the actual anniversary on the 26th.
	Thomas continues, Wish I could say I've been here since the beginning, but it's been just over 14 months.
	Thanks to you, I no longer need to give the middle finger to the TV while my smoking hot wife is watching the news.
	I'm trying to get her to just listen to the JCD 3x3 and leave the TV off.
	I'll let you know when that happens.
	Yes, we'll be waiting for it.
	Thanks again for the best podcast in the universe.
	Here's to no exit plan and many more shrunken amygdalas and wants an R2-D2 karma for all.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	That was interesting.
	The call?
	Yes.
	The note was from the AC, Emergency Alert System, which I got called on...
	Uh-huh.
	And so I listened to their little message, but it was a test.
	But they said I should take a look around because they're going to tell us when there's an earthquake coming.
	Oh.
	Right.
	And I should look around for a place where I can drop cover and be safely in some area where I'm not going to have a piece of the roof fall on my head.
	Huh.
	Do they have a slogan?
	Drop cover and...
	It was drop, cover, and something else.
	I wish I had recorded it, but I don't have any way of doing it.
	Drop, cover, and roll?
	No.
	That's drop and roll.
	I'm supposed to drop and cover.
	There are serious predictions of a big earthquake.
	In your general area.
	I know.
	I know.
	Forever.
	We just had this huge volcanic eruption in Japan, which is not really covered because, you know, I don't know, climate change?
	It has nothing to do with COVID. Well, no.
	It has nothing to do with COVID or January 6th, so this is no good.
	This is not news, at least not in America.
	All right.
	Next, we have Anonymous.
	From Dreb Scott.
	Okay.
	Duke of the Southern California mega region.
	I'm pretty sure Dreb Scott is an alias as well.
	Dreb Scott does all of the chapters, does that lovely artwork you see.
	Here he is bringing his talent, his time, and his treasure with $333.33.
	Birthday donation in honor of Lady Lulu who celebrates on Friday, October 22nd.
	She's on the list.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Go podcasting!
	Go podcasting!
	Got it.
	Alright, we'll go on with Sir Michael Douglas Carlin at 33333, and he's in Minnesota Nuts.
	And this is a scan of the note.
	First of all, he says, I would like to call out AC as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	We can do that.
	333 is significant because of the intelligence operations that run on us in Minnesota protesting the murder of George Floyd.
	We were there when the buildings were on fire, and all of this is documented in the film Minnesota, the modern-day Selma.
	This is a plug for this movie, by the way.
	Yeah.
	No agenda slaves will be among the first few who can truly appreciate the school play unfolding in our protest.
	I don't quite understand that comment, but okay.
	Psychological operations suckered us into being surrounded on all sides by police and then from within our ranks out came the weapons and helmets attempting to turn our protests violent.
	Not only were we fighting authority, but we were also fought against the infiltrators that wanted bloodshed.
	Our film has an Academy Award qualifying round beginning October 22nd in the Monica Plemme Theater in Santa Monica, and I would like to invite the entire Gitmo Nation to attend one of the 21 screenings beginning on Friday.
	Please give us a documentary film, Oscar, Karma, and Play 33 is the Magic Number.
	All right.
	Thank you for your courage.
	That's the magic number It's the magic number You've got karma Hmm So there's a film.
	Yeah.
	By the way, I think it was Jay who looked this guy up.
	He is good.
	He did the movie about Tupac.
	Oh, right.
	And I said, well, it must be a black documentarian.
	No, no, no.
	We found him, saw his picture.
	He looks like a Hollywood guy.
	He's got the kind of, you know, balding with a ponytail.
	Oh, whoa, okay.
	That look.
	Total, yeah, I know that one.
	Sure, sure.
	Yeah, that's a look.
	That's a good look.
	Yeah, it's just a look.
	It's a look.
	And he's got a good background.
	He knows what he's doing.
	He's a pro.
	Well, there's one problem with this whole thing.
	A glaring problem.
	Where's your bit part?
	Why would I get a bit part in a documentary?
	Well, just as an extra?
	No, no, no.
	I want to have at least a line.
	Can I help you, sir?
	Would you like fries with that?
	That'd be a good one.
	You can't even deliver that one seriously.
	I can do it.
	Watch.
	Would you like fries with that?
	No, no, no, no.
	That sucks.
	Okay, let me do it like the guy who would actually be doing this.
	Would you like fries with that?
	Would you like fries with that?
	Okay, wait, wait.
	Let me try this last read.
	Would you like fries with that?
	You're hired.
	Perfect.
	I'm glad I found an unknown for this role.
	Dame Angela Castaneda checks in with 333.
	Now, I know she sent this in on the last show day, and all she said was, thank you for your courage in the morning, and it's so appreciated, Dame Angela.
	Hope things are going well there in Henderson, Nevada.
	She's working real hard on getting Vegas back in fun.
	Good.
	Alexander of Middle Cascadia, $250.
	R2-D2 health karma for all of Gitmo Nation.
	That's it?
	Oh, that's easy.
	That's what it looks like, yeah.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Oh, can you do this next one?
	Ashley and John Spencer in Conroe.
	Conroe, Texas.
	$230.
	Uh...
	Jingle.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	We're all going to die.
	Thanks, Obama.
	Donating $2.30 for my smoking hot husband, John's, 30th trip around the sun, $200 for birthday dinner, and $30 for trips around the sun.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Love and lit, Ashley.
	And was there karma added with that as well?
	I think you should just drop it in.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	You've got karma.
	Yes.
	You left out the punchline.
	What did I leave out?
	Thanks, Obama.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	You'll have to do it again.
	I'll edit it together.
	No one will know.
	Thanks, Obama.
	See?
	I'll just edit all of that out.
	It'll be perfect.
	No one will know.
	It was fine at the end.
	Ashley and John Spencer from Conroe, Texas.
	The one I just read.
	That's the one you just read.
	Yeah, you told me to.
	Yeah, thanks.
	Good job.
	Anonymous American Karen with a $2,022.
	$2,022.
	$2,022 to be exact.
	Thank you.
	Adam, saw you on the Megyn Kelly show.
	You seem like a wonderful young man.
	Not sure about your cranky sidekick John C. No, that's not how you spell John C. It's J-A-H-N-S-I. That is the official AI way.
	I'm so tired of fixing that thing.
	Anyway.
	May I hear some silly MP3s?
	Okay.
	I'd like the whole load.
	My butt's been wiped.
	Yes.
	What else would you like?
	No joke.
	Oh, jeez.
	We don't really have...
	Do we have a single...
	I don't think we have a single...
	Oh, you know, we should because he says no joke so much.
	I mean, I have one.
	I have it, but it's this one.
	Oh, you have a no joke.
	But all I have is this.
	Not a joke.
	Not a joke.
	See, he...
	That's fine.
	Not a joke is good.
	We don't really have a good one, let's put it that way.
	And then orange karma for all.
	Yeah, whatever orange karma is, I'll try and roll it out for you.
	I'm going to give you the whole load today.
	What?
	Not a joke.
	Not a joke.
	You've got karma.
	All righty then.
	Diane Schwandbeck.
	$200 even, and I guess it's a woman, Diane, D-Y-A-N-N, it's odd spelling.
	In the morning is what she says, and we thank you for that.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Anonymous says, Hey, fellas, I'm a couple of episodes behind, but I spent last weekend celebrating my birthday with Besties.
	This is a $200 donation and our final associate executive producer.
	I've been a bit terrified of their response to this CT nutball.
	What am I missing with the CT nutball?
	But all controversial topics were ignored in favor of fun.
	What do you think it means by CT? It could be Connecticut.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	I also discovered I have one friend who remains undecided, and of course I gave her the first shout-out to the best podcast in the universe.
	She's immediately excited about the concept of meetups, and she's also swimming in normies.
	In Austin, no less.
	It is a deep swamp of normies.
	I'm notorious for instinctively staying on the outside of any kind of club, but here I find myself comforted by this particular group of fans who favor keeping amygdala small and laughs big.
	I'm grateful for you all, Gitmo Nation.
	No jingles, no karma, just a big virtual bear hug from me.
	I'm sorry, you deserve a goat for that donation note.
	You've got karma.
	Just deserve it.
	Can't help it, but it is.
	Well, that's our executive producers and associate executive producers for show 1392.
	We're almost at show 1400, but more importantly, which is the reason I think there was low donations today, we have the 14th anniversary show on Sunday, Sunday, Which is in a couple of days.
	Oh, that's right.
	Today is Thursday.
	Yes, Sunday.
	I'm sorry.
	Sunday.
	Sunday!
	So Sunday will be the associate...
	But I have my pawternity scheduled for Sunday.
	Yeah.
	Well, then you can skip the show.
	But, uh...
	Pawternity.
	Uh...
	So I hope people will join us with helping us celebrate the 14 years of mostly deconstructing the news.
	What is 14 years in metal?
	What kind of...
	Is 14 anything?
	Hey man, I'm asking you a serious question.
	Is 14 years...
	I'm too busy honking a horn.
	You're blowing your own horn, yes, as usual.
	I would say somebody's got to do it.
	14 years...
	It's the bloodstone.
	I think 14 is...
	Isn't 14 cheap gold?
	Cheese balls.
	It's cheese balls.
	That's what it is.
	Hey, support us for the next show, please.
	It's going to be a fun one.
	And thank you all for your time, talent, and treasure.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Looks like blue topaz.
	Shut up, flame!
	Shut up, flame!
	Blue topaz, you said?
	Blue topaz.
	Well, speaking of blue...
	Blue.
	Yes, how about this?
	It's so fun to see all these supply chain things that are breaking down and which one and why.
	Dutch paint maker, OXO Nobel, which do a lot more than paint, is running out of ingredients to make some shades of blue.
	What?
	There's one basic color tint that is extremely difficult to get, says Chief Executive Officer.
	What a crock.
	Yes, he says.
	This is to sell more of that blue color.
	It's creating complete chaos, he says.
	You think this is a lie?
	Yeah, they're trying to unload some color they can't get rid of.
	Oh, so Blue's not popular.
	They just...
	Oh, my...
	I didn't even think that way.
	What's wrong with me?
	Of course.
	It's because I'm not...
	I'm used to the blatant stuff.
	Sometimes I forget.
	Some of these CEOs are tricky.
	Yeah.
	But I saw...
	There was a native ad on The Five.
	The Five, which comes on at Four here in Austin.
	Yeah.
	And I thought this was...
	I mean, these are intelligent people.
	I kind of like Jesse Waters.
	I think Dana is...
	Most of these people on that show are interesting.
	Gutfeld can be funny.
	You know, it's kind of outraged television.
	But when they cut to this and they did this segment...
	I just, my heart broke.
	He's just whores.
	That will not gross you out, hopefully.
	In your face, Jesse.
	Craft Foods has come up with a new plan to get diehard macaroni and cheese fans excited about their food.
	The Craft Flavors Club will give some customers a chance to test.
	The brand's latest flavor innovations before they hit the supermarket shelves next year.
	I don't know.
	We need this for Jessie's Food Corner.
	We do.
	I think the Buffalo one sounds interesting.
	Yeah.
	So they plan to roll it out in limited edition seasoning mixes like pizza, buffalo, and ranch.
	All you have to do to join the club is sign up on the Craft Flavors website before November 3rd and follow them on social media to find out when a new flavor drop is coming.
	Anyone can enter, but it's first come for service.
	Get Johnny on it, Jesse.
	I'm on it.
	Flavor job.
	That's a food that you could just start eating and you never stop eating it.
	Listen to Gutfeld blow the spot.
	Hey, you just stuff in yourself and then all of a sudden you throw up.
	That's my Sunday.
	That's my every Sunday, Harold.
	I truly think Gutfeld did that because he can't stand himself doing a cheap-ass mac and cheese ad.
	That he has to do something to, like, oh, I can still talk about something disgusting during this ad.
	That was pathetic.
	That was pretty bad.
	You slaves can get used to mac and cheese.
	Mac and cheese.
	There you go.
	Mac and cheese.
	So we had some...
	I posted this on the No Agenda Social.
	Eric Weinstein, I guess, picketed, went out and protested Netflix.
	He did?
	Yeah.
	Because of Dave Chappelle?
	Yeah.
	So he thought Dave Chappelle was offensive and actually dangerous to trans women?
	Well, he says in his later post, this was on Twitter, that, oh, I'm a big Dave Chappelle fan, but...
	And anyway, you should see the post because it's on the No Agenda Social and it's like, what?
	This is pretty pathetic.
	But the whole walkout was pretty...
	Screwy.
	And I have some clips about it.
	Good.
	Probably worth discussing.
	This is TG Action at Netflix, part one.
	Workers at Netflix are expected to stage a walkout today.
	It's the culmination of weeks of internal backlash the streaming company has faced from its transgender and non-binary employees over comedian Dave Chappelle's latest special, The Closer.
	Last week, Netflix fired an unnamed employee who had helped organize today's walkout, saying they leaked internal data to an outside source.
	NPR's Andrew Limbaugh caught up with that employee who says they were not the leaker.
	The employee resource group at Netflix representing transgender and non-binary workers sent a list of demands to the company.
	And nowhere does it mention Dave Chappelle, his latest special, or pulling anything off of the platform.
	Instead, the only Netflix property mentioned is the documentary Disclosure, about the history of trans representation in media featuring transgender writers, producers, and actors such as Angelica Ross.
	You see a fierceness that's coming from the girls that are coming up now.
	That's because we understand we ain't got nothing to lose.
	I already done lost that job.
	I done lost that job.
	Because The Walkout Later Today is about having more.
	More representation among the higher-ups, more warnings, especially for transphobic content, and of course, more TV shows and movies featuring transgender and non-binary people.
	Here's former Netflix employee Bea Pagelsminer, one of The Walkout organizers.
	When Netflix talks about entertaining the world, when Netflix talks about creative freedom, when Netflix talks about the cultural values of the company, If you actually apply that rubric equally to all groups, you would suspect that there would be more representation across different content types of different groups.
	They started at Netflix as a senior data product manager for membership in finance engineering before moving on to work at the company's game launch department.
	Pagels Minor also co-led the employee resource group for trans workers and was a member of one for black employees.
	Netflix fired them on Thursday, alleging they leaked sensitive internal information outside the company.
	I wonder how many trans workers they have at Netflix.
	Well, I have no idea, but I will say this, that these are woke people that should have never been hired in the first place.
	Oh, yes.
	And the fact that one of them, who's in the next clip, who she says, as you will hear, she says, Yeah, I copied all these documents, but I'm not the one who leaked them.
	Yeah.
	So she's another one of these women, in this case, a transgender woman, but still, that goes into, she works for a company and starts copying documents like a spook.
	Right.
	And then starts leaking it, and she expects to keep her job?
	Right.
	It's just an outrage, man.
	They're telling me what I can copy and not, you know.
	It's like really messed up in Netflix.
	They're hurting.
	It's violence.
	You're right.
	That is the attitude.
	You can't hire these people and then fire them.
	They're troublemakers.
	You have to find a way not to hire them.
	The woke people should not be hired because this is what they're going to do to your company.
	They're going to screw it up.
	And in this case, they gave away a bunch of very...
	Well, here, play clip too and you'll hear.
	Alleging they leaked sensitive internal information outside the company.
	How much was spent on the Chappelle special versus others, as well as various performance metrics.
	Netflix is notoriously tight-lipped about this sort of stuff.
	I did collect the data, but I did not leak the data.
	They add that they weren't given an opportunity to prove their case.
	It was just kind of like, hey, you're the person.
	You're gone.
	In a statement, a Netflix spokesperson said Pagel's miners' claims aren't supported by the facts and that they wiped their device, quote, making any further investigation impossible.
	I hate to say it, but when I hear someone like that, it just reeks of privilege.
	What privileged environment did you grow up in that you think that's okay?
	It's the same thing with stealing, man.
	People steal so much these days from stores.
	Yeah, they walk in a store and steal stuff.
	Now, I agree with you 100%.
	This person sounds extremely privileged.
	Privileged, yeah.
	And then makes the comment, oh, yeah, I copied it, but I didn't leak it.
	And then they didn't investigate.
	They wiped my device.
	And then they said, yeah, we didn't investigate because you wiped your damn device.
	What can we do?
	And so, no, I'm not guilty.
	You're right.
	She reeks of privilege.
	But again, it's...
	Should be able to spot this before they come in.
	Why do you hire a person like this?
	I blame the company.
	Well, so that is the question.
	I mean, you can't go by physical appearance.
	Or can you?
	I think you can.
	This is why they keep, in California, they keep trying to pass equal pay laws based on physical appearance.
	Yeah, nose ring laws.
	It's nose ring loss, but you have people that entire face is tattooed and pierced.
	Blown out earlobes.
	And the earlobes are the size of a pickup truck.
	And then they're in a position of facing the public.
	Pink hair.
	Pink hair with green stripes.
	Blown out.
	Hey, it's a look, man.
	Okay?
	It's so bigoted.
	And so you don't hire somebody like this, and they're trying to pass laws to make you hire somebody like that.
	Yes.
	The person is a troublemaker, but let's listen to the last of these clips.
	Piggles Minor says there was never any investigation to begin with.
	But beyond the back and forth, actions like The Walkout at Netflix later today are a part of a growing trend of white-collar workers in tech speaking up about the direction of their companies, says Alan Hyde, professor of labor and employment law at Rutgers.
	They want to have a say in the kinds of business their company does, the kinds of workplace culture they have, who the clients are.
	So these have been important demands in motivating worker unrest over the years.
	Hyde says, we've seen this movie before.
	Employees make a lot of noise about something.
	Maybe the big companies change a thing or two, offer up an apology, and then everything calms down back to normal.
	But in the context of this year...
	With 10,000 John Deere workers out on strike, with bakery workers, and all this tremendous upsurge in strike activity this year, I'm less positive that we've seen this movie before.
	It's a tricky time to be a big company, juggling internal pressures along with public outcries.
	But it's possibly an even trickier time, being an employee, putting your job on the line to change the culture at a company you really believe in.
	Andrew Limbaugh, NPR News.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Okay, yes.
	I have some things to say, and I have a clip, too.
	A couple things.
	First of all, we're talking about Noodle Boy here.
	We're not talking about the John Deere strike, which is for pay and benefits.
	Right.
	It's a different animal.
	Yeah.
	You have these Noodle Boys or Noodle Transgenders nowadays that come in and want to run the company.
	I think it's Trans Noodle is what we're talking about.
	Trans Noodle.
	Yeah.
	And so you end up with people that don't believe in the company.
	They want to run it their way.
	They want them to do what they want.
	And they're just like hired hands.
	They're brought in to do the books or they're brought in to do some specific marketing chore.
	They're not brought in as the CEO. Mm-hmm.
	And the fact that they think that they're CEO and they can tell people what to do, there's something wrong with this picture.
	People aren't being educated about what you do when you're hired as an employee.
	Probably worse.
	They're hired by the HR department that tells them, whenever you're unhappy, no matter what it is, if someone says something and that hurt you like violence, come to us.
	I think it's total training and conditioning.
	You could be right.
	I wonder how much work they get done.
	Who has time to be on your internal Slack channel all day complaining?
	So I got a clip of the protest itself, and this was very interesting.
	Now, this is, of course, just a snapshot of what I picked up here.
	But there's a woman, African-American woman, I think.
	I don't know if she's ADOS or not.
	And she has really cool, like, beautiful flowing white robe on.
	And she has a...
	Her head is also covered in a white, almost turban-type thing.
	She looks a bit angelic, and I guess she's an employee at Netflix.
	And so she's being introduced by a...
	I'm pretty sure he's not trans.
	I'm pretty sure he's a drag queen who identifies as queer.
	And it's one of these divine-like-looking guys.
	You know what I'm talking about, right?
	Oh, yeah.
	But only with hair, with a little tuft of hair on top.
	And as I'm listening to this, I'm like, this is the voice of privilege.
	And he's so privileged because this guy has been on all kinds of TV shows and he plugs them.
	He plugs them at the protest.
	I want to first say, as a non-binary individual, my name is David Huggard.
	As an entertainer and a persona, it is Yuriko O'Hara, RuPaul's Drag Race.
	We're here at HBO. I found myself as a drag queen.
	I found myself as a person through that expression.
	Identity, expression, and sexuality are three completely different things.
	And I need everyone to understand that.
	But first, before anything else, understand that your jokes are promoting hateful and discriminatory behavior and conversation.
	And that is what hurts us.
	That is what is hurting us.
	It's not the fact that you laughed at it.
	It's the fact that you're laughing in the face of our pain.
	You're laughing in the face of us telling you that what you said wasn't okay and it's affecting people in a negative way.
	As we go out of a pandemic, we all had a year where we all had to feel alone.
	We all had to feel afraid.
	Mass formation anyone?
	Well now we come out of that pandemic and we stand together as one.
	Whether you're trans, whether you're a person of color, whether you're non-binary, whether you're a white privileged person like I am that gets to step into this world with a different amount of privilege.
	So it is my responsibility with that privilege to make my voice louder.
	Oh, the savior!
	They do not have the opportunity to speak out loud without being shot, without being murdered, without being hit, without being torn down, torn into their life, being forced into sex work, being forced to not have an illegible living life because they don't get the respect they deserve at work.
	They don't get the roles I love you all and thank you for your time.
	Well, that guy's a blowhard.
	Blowhard and total, totally egomaniac.
	You know, I've been in RuPaul's Drag Race, the next on the HBO. I'm so privileged.
	Yeah, big shot.
	Big shot.
	Big shot.
	It's a big shot.
	So, let's review.
	Okay.
	I would have to say that the HR department itself is the problem because they were the ones that brought all these people in.
	Yeah.
	Because they're probably non-binary.
	The HR department, whoever they hired to be HR, is one of these people.
	A troublemaker.
	Yes.
	And so they just brought their own kind in, which is very common.
	You see this with every ethnic group or subgroup or subculture.
	If you're of a certain kind of...
	You have an attitude about...
	You're a white guy.
	You hire white people.
	You're a Filipino.
	You hire a bunch of Filipinos.
	It's just you see it too often.
	So you have a troublemaker hiring a bunch of troublemakers.
	This has to be stopped at that point.
	Netflix is going to be screwed by these people.
	You can't have the whole operation being run by the minions.
	I hope they get screwed by it.
	I want to see it happen.
	I'm very, very ready for this.
	I don't know how they're going to stop it at this point.
	The problem is once it gets in there, the corrosion, you can't get rid of it.
	There's no special paint that stops it.
	You're screwed and they keep hiring each other.
	Yes, there is, but that's the blue that we're out of.
	So we've got a real problem.
	It just galls me that these companies let this happen to themselves.
	And I think this next story, which I think we mentioned on Sunday's show, is another example.
	And now, during this time of social reckoning, Superman is in the spotlight.
	DC Comics announcing it will drop the American Way.
	From the superhero's motto, instead of truth, justice, and the American way, it will now be truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.
	DC Comics saying the change was made to better reflect the global storylines that we are telling across DC and to honor the character's incredible legacy of over 80 years of building a better world.
	But critics describe the change as political grandstanding.
	I love how Superman is building a better world.
	He's been doing it for 80 years.
	So good.
	What specific world has he built?
	A world that lives in someone's head as if it's real.
	He's like a crime fighter who flies around.
	How is that building a better world?
	I guess stopping crime is helping, but the police do that too.
	Wait a minute.
	Wait a minute.
	What are they changing it for?
	Why are they changing it?
	No, no, no.
	Because the American way is no good.
	What are they changing it to?
	Hold on.
	Instead of truth, justice, and the American way, it will now be truth, justice, and a better tomorrow.
	I wonder if they should have done Spider-Man, building back better for tomorrow.
	They could have easily thrown in a build back better.
	They could have.
	Losers.
	And then, of course, the statues still aren't done.
	This morning, a new move to expel a statue of a U.S. historical figure tied to slavery.
	The statue of Thomas Jefferson, residing over the chambers of the New York City Council for 188 years, will soon be removed.
	Crazy.
	I find that to be, that story's laughable.
	Yeah.
	Thomas Jefferson.
	And...
	Okay.
	Thomas Jefferson.
	Well, we predicted this at the beginning.
	Washington, Jefferson, Madison, all of them.
	All of them.
	Yeah.
	They gotta go.
	Yeah.
	What they should do is they should do what they're doing in China when your children are idiots.
	We are ending with another draconian law set to be passed in China.
	If a child misbehaves, parents could be punished.
	They face special training courses, a $156 fine, or five days in detention.
	The new law says parents are responsible for misbehaving.
	Get this.
	Teaching their children values like loving the Communist Party, the nation, people, socialism, and to respect their elders.
	Yeah.
	Except for the loving the party, everything else is pretty good.
	Loving the Communist Party.
	I love the Communist Party.
	Yeah.
	Now, I have a series of clips because the Havana Syndrome is back in the news.
	Now, just so I understand, the Havana Syndrome, which I immediately called as a directed energy weapon and was laughed out of dodge, No, you weren't.
	What else would it have been?
	Don't you remember?
	It was crickets.
	It was all this other stuff.
	Oh, the crickets are my favorite.
	Then we came back, and with new information, I still think that it may be jacking up Wi-Fi internally in these buildings to get an image, because you can get imaging.
	If you can get into the Wi-Fi router, then you can do some fun stuff.
	Maybe, maybe that's doing something, but apparently it's now just normal mainstream parlance that this is a directed energy weapon.
	Well, it's definitely directed, if you listen to these guys' anecdotal tales, which is they lay in bed and then all of a sudden all these effects happen.
	And if they get up and get out of the room, it's not there.
	It's no place else in the room.
	They lay right back in bed and boom, there it happens again.
	Right.
	And this actually goes back.
	I listened to this report and there was some information that has come to light.
	Yeah.
	And I didn't realize it went back as far as it does.
	Let's play...
	I have a lot of clips in there because they're very...
	It was a long report.
	It went on forever on NPR. As long as it's good.
	Let's start with Havana Syndrome Intro 1.
	One winter night, about four years ago, Mark Polymeropoulos suddenly woke up feeling sick.
	I was awoken, you know, in the middle of the night, but I just had incredible vertigo, dizziness.
	I wanted to throw up.
	Mark was in a Moscow hotel room.
	He was there on CIA business.
	He had just become the agency's number two official for clandestine operations in Europe.
	And as he told NPR's Greg Myrie last October, he thought he had come down with maybe food poisoning.
	A few months later, he was still having headaches, crippling migraines.
	I started this kind of incredible journey of seeing, you know, multiple doctors, multiple MRIs and CT scans and x-rays.
	Ultimately, a neurologist diagnosed me with what they call occipital neuralgia.
	That diagnosis would explain his migraines, but the root cause was a mystery.
	And an even bigger mystery was why that same year, other U.S. government employees around the world were also experiencing the same symptoms.
	The Trump administration announced Friday that it is pulling more than half of its staff out of the American embassy in Havana.
	The same symptoms Mark Polymeropoulos came down with in Moscow had also been observed in a group of U.S. diplomats and intelligence officials in Havana, Cuba.
	This comes after diplomats and staff suffered mysterious health attacks that caused minor brain injuries.
	Havana syndrome, as the mystery illness came to be known, has since been reported elsewhere around the world, in India, Austria, just last week at the Colombian embassy in Bogota.
	And this has only been with American diplomats around the world?
	Well, they never say.
	But I wanted to point out the irony of this.
	This guy who got the first case of this, supposedly, when he was in Moscow, or Moscow, as they like to say, was going to be the number two guy in clandestine operations for the CIA. Yeah.
	Ooh, seems like a guy you might want to target.
	Get inside his head.
	In the report, they've mentioned this, and they never say the following to the guy.
	So you're going to be the number two clandestine guy, but they obviously knew who you were?
	How clandestine can you be?
	What are you doing in Moscow?
	So obviously these intelligence agencies are leaky.
	Yeah.
	They have to be leaky, or why would they target this guy who's going to be the clandestine guy?
	Well, it seems to be all embassy stuff.
	Well, he was in a Moscow hotel.
	Oh, okay.
	We know they got cameras, because that's how we know there's a pee tape.
	Okay, part two of this clip.
	200 Americans have now come forward to report possible symptoms of the mysterious illness called Havana Syndrome.
	It's serious, it's widespread, and it poses real danger to American diplomats and intelligence officers around the world.
	So there are growing suspicions that Russian intelligence officers are behind a mysterious illness called Havana Syndrome.
	At least, that was one theory that emerged in the years after Mark Polymeropoulos fell sick in that Moscow hotel room.
	It was an illness that forced him to reluctantly retire at age 50 in 2019.
	I just couldn't sit at a computer or go to meetings.
	The headaches were just too debilitating.
	And it led to a dispute with the CIA over his medical treatment.
	I spent 26 years in an organization that I still love, and I believe the CIA is an indispensable institution, and I believe in its mission.
	So the idea of kind of talking about this publicly is really difficult for me.
	We're looking for answers.
	The key thing first is we want to ensure timely and proper medical treatment and then we want answers.
	Lawyer Mark Zaid has represented Mark Polymeropoulos and several other former U.S. intelligence officials with Havana Syndrome.
	Mark and others like him eventually did receive specialized treatment at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
	Some former intelligence officials think the government Dude, what's up with the hypnotic music?
	Isn't sure what's going on.
	But lawyer Zaid believes they just aren't being transparent.
	We're tired of the subterfuge of the U.S. government hiding this information.
	Consider this.
	The number of people suffering from the so-called Havana Syndrome is growing.
	The U.S. government says it's taking steps to help them, but the underlying cause of the illness is still a mystery.
	Okay, this is very...
	The music stinks.
	We'll have something else to say.
	But there's a subtext to this that they say that CIA was going to stiff the guy.
	Well, so I'm just thinking now as I'm listening to that clip, So he's over 50, so he's like old school CIA, Catholics in Action perhaps.
	He's not one of the new woke 20-somethings that they've been highlighting who suffer from depression and are proud of it, and that's your new CIA. Maybe because this guy was set to become the number two dog, maybe this is internal sabotage.
	Maybe this is cleaning up the payroll.
	Well, there seems to be...
	Well, there's no agenda.
	Yes.
	The thing that is interesting is the way they handled the medical treatment and the rest, and the way this guy explained it, and the way the NPR people left it out of the narrative, it sounds to me like it's a CIA operation.
	Yes, on their own people.
	First of all, we have to assume that the Russians knew he was going to be number two and clandestine at the hotel.
	And they zapped him?
	Yeah, right.
	Boris, put him in the Trump suite.
	Put him up there, Boris.
	Yeah, put him over to that bed.
	It's kind of wet, but it still works.
	Well, anyway, it goes on with some more stuff.
	And you start to notice, now that you brought your theory in, let's go with this.
	There's two clips here.
	This is Havana Syndrome Best Guess.
	I have one with NPR. Best guess NPR? Yeah.
	Okay.
	What is your team's best guess about what's going on here?
	So we deliberately chose to focus on just a handful of mechanisms that had been suggested to us by work that had been published already or by suggestions from our sponsors.
	These included microwave radiation, chemicals, and in particular pesticides, infectious agents that might have been common Yeah, explain more.
	How would that cause these symptoms?
	Well, there's still a lot of missing information and lack of molecular understanding of how this might occur.
	But we looked at a variety of reports in the open source literature.
	We looked at a number of studies that had been done looking at small animals that had been subjected to microwave radiation, as well as cells in isolation.
	And we found circumstantial evidence that suggested that this form of microwave radiation in pulsed form might set up a certain form of pressure wave within the head that would then reverberate and cause damage to cells and pathways where normal neurotransmitters are communicating.
	And we believe, although we can't show with direct evidence, that this phenomenon could account for at least some of the clinical features that we heard about and read about.
	Hmm.
	So the tinfoil hat's probably not a bad idea, by the way.
	No.
	I just thought I'd mention that to people.
	A Faraday beanie is what I'm thinking of.
	A Faraday beanie, and they do make them.
	It's not an invention that you just dreamed up.
	Not a joke.
	Let's go to part two of this.
	And Dr.
	Wellman, we should note that the State Department still considers your team's conclusions from the report to be a hypothesis.
	How confident are you that microwaves are what's behind these symptoms?
	We were not confident.
	And I have to be clear, we viewed this as plausible, but again, we didn't have any direct evidence that this could explain the entire story for sure, or even parts of it.
	Would victims have to be intentionally targeted, intentionally hit with these microwaves?
	We thought about what the various sources of such pulsed microwave energy might be.
	And again, we were not familiar with or read into the exact circumstances of these cases.
	So we couldn't comment on the situational information that might have either supported or refuted this idea.
	But when we look at the world around us, we know there's plenty of microwave radiation.
	However, most of it comes in the form of a continuous wave, things like microwave ovens or cell phones.
	But we could not come up with an easy scenario in which these natural but less common pulsed forms of microwave radiation might have explained these cases.
	And that left us With this very sort of disconcerting notion that it had been produced deliberately by other actors whose purposes we really weren't in a position to fathom.
	Before this Havana syndrome was reported, how much was known in the medical community about these kinds of symptoms potentially being linked to microwaves?
	Relatively little, as I say.
	We were able to find some literature, but again, there just isn't a lot of reported literature in humans.
	But, you know, the bottom line is that this is still a perplexing story that still needs further investigation.
	Okay.
	As a licensed professional ham radio, amateur radio professional, a lot of what this guy is saying is bullcrap.
	Every microwave, everything is pulsed.
	By definition, these are pulsed.
	It's a lot of bull crap.
	No real information.
	Just, oh yeah, it's not like a microwave.
	No, no.
	Who is this guy?
	He's a CIA guy?
	No.
	No, he's an independent researcher and the CIA cut him out.
	Is he from Bellingcat or something?
	Because this guy's a drip.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	No, I don't like him.
	I have one more clip, and this is called The Conclusion, and I think NPR is working with, if you're woke people or part of this thesis of yours, I think this clip kind of would confirm it because of the way it ends.
	Last department commissioned a study by the National Academies of Sciences, and they wanted researchers to find out how real Havana Syndrome was.
	Dr.
	David Relman is a Stanford professor who chaired the study.
	And the mechanism that we found most plausible was a form of microwave radiation that occurs in a pulsed or intermittent form.
	The theory that U.S. officials were subjected to microwave attacks is a popular one.
	Some think the intent was to injure them or maybe to steal secrets from their phones and computers.
	Russia, China and Cuba all deny any such actions.
	CIA Director William Byrne spoke to NPR earlier this year about what or who could be behind the illness.
	Here's an exchange he had with Mary Louise Kelly.
	The government describes these as anomalous health incidents, which sounds a lot more benign than attacks.
	Are they attacks?
	You know, we use the term incidents across the U.S. government, but the truth is, Mary Louise, that what matters most to me is the reality that whatever you call these, they're harming.
	Our colleagues here, my colleagues at CIA, and that's what we're determined to get to the bottom of.
	When you say you're trying to figure out what's causing them and who is causing them, that suggests that this is someone taking action.
	Right.
	That's certainly a very strong possibility.
	You know, the National Academy of Sciences a year ago, in a very extensive report that they did, suggested that the most plausible theory for what caused this was some form of directed energy, and that sort of narrows then, you know, the number of potential suspects who could have used this have used it historically and have the reach to do this in more than one part of the world, too.
	So, yeah, we're very focused on getting to the bottom of this.
	Is it Russia?
	Could be, but I honestly cannot, I don't want to suggest until we can draw some more definitive conclusions who it might be.
	The United States has been using directed energy weapons since Seattle with the anti-globalist protests in 2008 or whatever it was.
	No, no, it's Russia.
	Well, indeed, it's Russia and or China because I think at this point, just like what we were looking at earlier, With the dark winter simulation, oh, let's make sure we all get more vaccines, need enough vaccines in case something is released through Iraq and Iran and Afghanistan, smallpox, we're all going to die.
	Putin, he's a bad guy.
	Let's ratchet that up.
	We're in Russia next, where state media is accusing CNBC journalist Hadley Gamble of intentionally trying to distract President Vladimir Putin, even going as far as to say she was part of a special U.S. operation and comparing her to Sharon Stone from Basic Instinct.
	Putin was caught on camera making flirtatious faces before they went on stage for a Russian Energy Week panel.
	He even commented...
	That she was too beautiful to understand some of his answers.
	That's a good one.
	That's fantastic.
	I love these guys when they do that.
	You know, the Putin hate also...
	Putin!
	Do you remember when they had their Winter Olympics and it was made clear that Putin hated dogs?
	Oh yes, Putin.
	Yeah, he was killing dogs.
	Oh shoot, man, I bet we still have those clips.
	Yeah, Putin hates dogs.
	Putin dogs.
	No.
	Putin dogs.
	Was it Sochi?
	They were eating them or something.
	They were killing them.
	They were taking them off the streets.
	Yeah, it was in Sochi.
	Yeah, I don't...
	Because there was too many...
	I guess Sochi was just rampant with stray dogs.
	It was like the stray dog capital of Russia.
	Yes, I do remember this.
	I do remember this.
	And he ate the dogs.
	I can't find any clips, but I certainly remember it.
	We were joking about it too, I'm sure.
	Okay, so we got to ramp up and, you know, let's always bring Russia into play.
	I'll tell you what, here's a better idea.
	We need, I think we need, let's see, John, you're over there at Raytheon.
	I'm over here at Lockheed Martin.
	I think we need about $50 billion.
	Would you like to have a nice $50 billion payday?
	Oh, yeah.
	Okay.
	Well, I know how to do it.
	Let's get some footage and just, even though the Chinese will say we're lying, let's just tell them this.
	A report of a Chinese missile test which shows progress with an advanced weapon called a hypersonic missile.
	Our foreign correspondent James Longman is tracking the story from London.
	Good morning, James.
	London.
	You know the bullshit's coming when a British accent comes in.
	Yeah, good morning, George.
	This demonstrates a huge...
	Why is it in London?
	Because that's where the bullshit...
	That's where they...
	Okay.
	Since Smith-Munt went away, they could do it directly from the CIA to propagandize us, but it's more fun if you get the boys over GCHQ to do it.
	Because British accents mean truth.
	Yeah, good morning, George.
	This demonstrates a huge step forward in China's military capability.
	And it's understood that U.S. intelligence had no idea that China had moved this far ahead.
	Now, all this is according to a report, Britain's Financial Times newspaper.
	And they say that this summer, China managed to launch a nuclear-capable hypersonic missile.
	They launched it into space.
	It circled the Earth.
	Before cruising towards its target.
	Now these missiles, they can travel at five times the speed of sound.
	They can fly lower than conventional missiles and they can also be maneuvered in the air, which makes them very difficult to trace.
	So bottom line, all this essentially means China is close to being able to launch a nuclear warhead against any other nation without any warning and there'd be no defense against it.
	As you might expect, China is denying all this.
	They say it wasn't even a hypersonic missile.
	It was actually a routine test to verify reusable technology.
	But this test was shrouded in secrecy back in the summer.
	The US and Russia are also trying to develop this kind of technology.
	But I think it's fair to say China is well ahead in this particular weapons race.
	It's understood the missile actually landed some 25 miles away from its intended target.
	But it seems like it's only a matter of time before they have a significant advantage over the United States.
	I mean, that's a sales job.
	Well, there's a couple of things in this report.
	By the way, I've heard this from different networks, and it's always exactly the same wordage, especially the maneuverability of the thing.
	It missed its target by 25 miles.
	If it's so secretive, how would they know that specific fact?
	Well, this is, of course, intended to give it.
	We have an opportunity.
	Hope is not lost.
	Where's the $50 billion?
	Well, I think there's another little aspect based on your previous thesis.
	Every one of these reports said the following.
	It surprised the intelligence community.
	They had no idea.
	They were flat-footed.
	They were idiots.
	They didn't know what they were doing.
	You know that's the defense guys having some fun at their expense.
	It's either that or the youngers at the CIA, the woke, burning their old guys off.
	Yeah, they got no more, they're burning the old guys off, they're frying their brains with directed energy weapons, and now they have no experience in the ranks.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it's nuts.
	Yeah, but this to me is all sales jobs.
	Why not?
	Might as well.
	And China's...
	No, it's not...
	We didn't do anything.
	Oh, they're lying.
	We need more money.
	75 billion.
	They're lying.
	Lying.
	Sacks of shit.
	Over there.
	They need more money.
	We didn't do it.
	It was just a routine launch.
	I don't know what you guys are talking about.
	I mean, you have to be...
	I mean, this is the same with...
	Russia and North Korea and China.
	I mean, yeah, I'm sure they're doing some hinky, I'll use that word again, stuff on and off, but the stuff that we're reporting on has got nothing to do with it.
	We just make stuff up.
	Our news media is full of shit.
	Mm-hmm.
	This is a follow-up on a story I did months and months ago after I got a tip-off that Bose, the headphone listening device maker, had spent large amounts on donations to Senator Elizabeth Warren for her re-election campaign or whatever.
	And the reason is to get what happened two days ago, a change in the ruling of hearing aids.
	I happen to be a sound guy.
	I think hearing is very important.
	I also happen to be a multi-year hearing aid user.
	So I think it's important what I have to say.
	It's all about me now.
	The change in the ruling is that now over-the-counter hearing devices, previously not known as hearing aids, will be able to use the term hearing aid.
	The problem is none of these devices, which are mainly Silicon Valley companies, live up to the level of hearing aids.
	And the reason for this is multi-pronged one.
	It takes a lot more than just amplification and some filtering.
	My hearing aids, each one has dual quad-core processors, 32 channels of compressor limiter, digital signal processing.
	That's how you can restore...
	Good hearing, a functional hearing to someone, and you need a professional to do it, an audiologist.
	These devices, where you stick it in your ear, and it goes...
	That's not...
	You may think it's great, but it's not.
	And it's disgusting that Elizabeth Warren did this.
	I think the end result...
	She's the big consumer advocate, isn't she, that never accomplishes anything?
	So here she sells out, is what you're saying.
	Total sellout, total sellout.
	So Bose comes out with $850 now hearing aids, which just aren't comparable.
	I've looked at the specs, and of course they're much cheaper than the ones I have, and I think this ultimately will lower the price across the board.
	But it's a lie.
	It's not the same thing.
	And there should be a differentiator.
	And Elizabeth Warren is a big-ass phony.
	And I think it's ultimately, it will hurt people because hearing is an important health issue.
	Backslash.
	Mic drop.
	The New York Times is just as complicit.
	I think your quote in there, you already nailed it.
	Elizabeth Warren is a big phony.
	I'm working on it.
	I'm going to show myself old by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh, yeah, that's...
	Phony.
	The phony.
	Yeah, on No Agenda.
	A big phony.
	In the morning.
	And we do have a few people to thank for show 1392.
	Yeah.
	On our inevitable march to show 1400.
	And also the inevitable march to next Sunday show, which will be the 14th anniversary of No Agenda.
	and we hope everybody joins in with us to celebrate.
	So we start off with Baronet Horatio in London, UK, formerly of Arabia.
	$140.
	He does have to say he's wishing us a happy anniversary, which is at least $140.
	So we had one, two, three, four well-wishers.
	Hey, it's a start?
	It's a start.
	We're getting ready for the big crazy celebration.
	Craig Zarzycki, $140, and he's on the birthday list, and he's also celebrating our anniversary with $140.
	Anne Dunev, $140.
	Sir Shortstack of the Endless Mountains, $140, and this concludes our list.
	John L. Barini in Gurneyville, California.
	I'm sorry.
	The new pronunciation.
	When I was a kid, it was always Gurneyville, but now it's Gurneville.
	$139.27.
	It's the town you want to live in if you want to do insurance scams.
	Floods, like clockwork every seven years.
	Just about the time they say, okay, we'll release it.
	You can have flood insurance now, and then it floods.
	Robert Tirado in San Francisco, California, $11.11.
	Brian Skelton, $100.
	Michael Burdett, $8808 in Arlington, Washington.
	Or Washington, as they like to say.
	They say, I say.
	Washington.
	Paul Zimmerman in Dixie, Washington, $66.65.
	Duke of Luna, lover of America, and boobs.
	Boobs.
	And he's got the small boob donation, 60-06.
	Robert Tirado in San Francisco, 55-55.
	Tim Ratter in Woodstock, Ontario, 55-10.
	Dean Roker, 55-10.
	David Peet, 55, in Decatur, Texas.
	Tyler Schack, 52-80.
	Robert Stats, or Stats.
	In San Diego, California, $51, $11.
	$51 from Nancy Sundberg in Mercer Island, Washington.
	Nice area.
	She also said...
	You've got to read this note.
	This is pretty funny.
	I'm going to read this note.
	I recently heard Adam Curry on the Megyn Kelly show.
	Oh, no.
	She says Megyn Kelly pod.
	Pod.
	We first listened to Adam Curry on the transistor radio while doing the evening cow milking in our poor little Dutch village of Vossenar.
	At the time, he was broadcasting on the pirate radio ship Caroline.
	Later, Adam Curry was our big heartthrob on MTV when it still played the music.
	However, I did not know what happened to him after he was fired by MTV. So you can imagine how happy I was to hear him on the Kelly Pod.
	It was not easy to find your show on the interweb as Adam did not really mention it on the Kelly Pod.
	When I put no agenda into the Googles, it took me to Laura Logan for some reason.
	Anyways, I did find it on about the third or fourth Google page.
	This is not true.
	If you put no agenda into Google, we have nothing but hits.
	In closing, let me say thank you for your courage in the morning.
	Yes, thank you for your courage.
	Very funny.
	I like it.
	Very cute.
	Nancy Sundberg.
	Good one, Nancy.
	Natasha Holler, $50.17.
	There's a...
	Birthday there.
	And Andrew Benz in Imperial, Missouri sent in a check, 50-05, which he does commonly.
	He's a Sir Andrew Benz.
	And now we have the $50 donor's name and location when applicable.
	Kevin O'Brien in Chicago, Illinois.
	Scott Lavender, Sir Scott in Montgomery, Texas.
	Daniel Laboy in Bath, Michigan.
	Matthew Grice, Julian Robbins in Aptos, California.
	Lucas Deaton in Dayton.
	Deaton in Dayton.
	Dayton, Ohio, that is.
	Sir Andrew Gusick in Greensboro, North Carolina.
	S.J. Alexander in Seattle, Washington.
	David Wright in Harrison, Arkansas, who's got a birthday for someone.
	Justin Zetzer in Warner Robins, Georgia.
	Adrian Moeller in Atascadero, California.
	Robert Case in Mill Springs, North Carolina.
	And last on the list is Leanne Shipley in Covington, Washington.
	We want to thank all these folks for being supporters of the No Agenda show and producing this show.
	Show number 1392 on our way to our 14th anniversary.
	Next show.
	Dan, we thank everyone who came in under $50 for anonymity, typically, but also that's where the sustaining donations show up.
	Our subscriptions, 1111, 1212.
	I think we still got some 4s, your 33s.
	Go ahead and check it out.
	You will not be disappointed.
	And a quick make-do from Mike Newman.
	I think we didn't get his note for the last show.
	Please accept my 333.33 donation.
	Oh, this was from the meet-up.
	Hand-delivered to Tina the Keeper at last night's Bastrop County meet-up.
	It was a wonderful event by the incredible, gracious hosts.
	Some solid Texas hospitality.
	Not bad for two ex-Californians, I admit.
	It was great to just roll the window down on the truck to greet and be greeted by the parking attendants with a hearty IN THE MORNING! I truly enjoyed meeting several fellow citizens of Gitmo Nation new to me and one guy I'd known from other circles several years back.
	Good times.
	Please send some jobs karma as the tentacles of Grand Overlord Joe reach out to my job somehow through federal contracts.
	Finding like-minded resistors is extremely difficult in my office and we're still mostly working from home and scattered across the country as it is.
	Thank you very much for your courage, Mike Newman.
	Yes.
	How about a jobs karma for everybody?
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	I have a note I want to read.
	I'm sorry.
	Go ahead.
	Oops.
	Go ahead.
	I actually have two notes, so.
	All right, go.
	I hate to worry.
	This is from Katie Foley.
	And it's an urgent FDA announcement and Lady Elaine.
	I hate the word douchebag, so I'll say DB. That's me.
	I started listening this year and promised to donate as soon as I get a new job.
	I've been dealing with the same crap as many other listeners at the University of Rhode Island for not succumbing to the needle of death.
	I received a message from a Freedom Fighter about the FDA meeting on 1028 to discuss mandating vaccines for kids ages 5 through 12.
	For the next two days, the public can submit comments for consideration.
	Please implore the audience to make a virtual visit to the Flood the FDA site.
	They can click on the link below.
	She has some link.
	But you can find it.
	Comment on the BS tyrannical mandate since she goes on.
	Please forward to everyone you know this.
	Flood the FDA. P.S. My kids five and seven love listening to the show in the car with me.
	They say Adam sounds dreamy.
	And you, John, sound like Lady Elaine from Mr.
	Rogers.
	The compliments are killing me today.
	The time you, it all stems from the time you impersonated a woman, it just clicked to the kids, so they say, hey, let's listen to Lady Elaine.
	And I think it's this voice that I do here, because I sound a little like Lady Elaine.
	If you listen to her on the YouTube channel, very much sounds like this woman that I'm doing now.
	And so now you're dreamy, and I'm Lady Elaine.
	You know, John, 14 years.
	Your talent never ceases to amaze.
	It's unbelievable.
	It really is.
	So, and I can't get a gig.
	I can't get a gig.
	All right.
	Thank you all very much for supporting us.
	It is value for value.
	You won't find any brought to you by Pfizer's here.
	No, no.
	You're producing it.
	That includes your time, your talent, your treasure.
	Thank you for producing episode 1392 of the best podcast in the universe.
	And of course, we have a list.
	Ashley Spencer says hi and happy birthday to her smoking hot husband.
	John turns 30.
	Natasha Haller, happy birthday to survive of the virtual reality.
	He'll be celebrated on the 17th, so a little late.
	Then Craig Sarzycki will be 38 on December 25th.
	I'm glad that that came in on time.
	So, you know, you're there.
	Happy birthday in advance.
	And his son Reed turned 7 on August 13th.
	So we're either well behind or well ahead.
	It doesn't matter.
	You have to remind us next time because we don't maintain an actual calendar.
	Although it may seem like that.
	Finally, David Wright says happy birthday to his beloved daughter Voudre.
	Wright 5 on October 21st.
	Today, happy birthday from everybody here.
	The best podcast in the universe.
	We have no nights.
	We have no title changes.
	It's a rather dull show in terms of support.
	I think we're fantastic.
	Well, we always are.
	We're bringing the heat, baby!
	Bring it!
	No Agenda Meetups!
	Yes, the No Agenda Meetups.
	If you've made it this far in the pod, then you know what they're all about.
	This is where Gitmo Nation gets together all around the world, hangs out, just has a good time, discuss stuff.
	You do not have to be worried about triggering anybody.
	This just doesn't happen.
	A rare written report from Sir Patrick of the Pugner Order.
	This is from the Snoqualmie Valley Meetup.
	He expected two slaves.
	He showed up late and discovered 15-plus Washingtonians indulging in camaraderie in the no-agenda meetup spirit.
	We even had slaves from Tacoma and West Seattle in attendance, thanks to all the new friends who came out.
	We'll do another meetup before Jay Inslee finishes destroying the state, or by year-end, or whichever comes first.
	And then he says, Chemtrails were not discussed, but mask and Facebook hatred were.
	Okay.
	Well, thank you very much, Sir Patrick.
	Appreciate that.
	And I'm glad so many people showed up.
	Now let's go to the meetup from Cincinnati.
	In the morning, from Taff Bruporium.
	Sir Cowan, in the morning.
	Tyler, let's go, Brandon.
	This is Sir Scott from Fort Liquordale.
	In the morning, thank you, John and Em, for keeping our amygdalas large.
	This is Tony C. from Virginia.
	I'm not a spook.
	This is Greg Hartloff from Cincinnati, Price Hill, buddy.
	And John C., the freight trains are rolling by the brewery right now.
	Hey, what's up, Basil and Gons?
	Thank you for your courage.
	I'm Jared from Dayton.
	Thanks for everything, guys.
	I'm Tal.
	This is Third.
	Let's make this the inaugural Shrunken Amygula Support Group in Cincinnati.
	In the morning, gents.
	Chris from Cincinnati.
	Y'all have a good day.
	In the morning.
	Wannabe Sir Juan.
	Cheers.
	In the morning.
	This is Robin from Bright, Indiana.
	Stay safe.
	In the morning.
	This is Emily.
	Really happy to be here.
	Shout out to my family in Florida who couldn't be here today.
	Stay safe.
	Stay safe.
	Yeah, a lot of staying safe.
	And these meetups are getting big.
	I love hearing about that.
	Indiana had the big ITM meetup in Greenwood.
	It was very busy.
	Hi, this is Mark from the beautiful Greenwood, here with my smoking hot Greek goddess wife, Maria.
	And I'm so glad that we're able to get together today and shrink all of our amygdalas and have a little safety.
	John, stay safe.
	And this is Maria, the other organizer.
	In the morning!
	In the morning, this is Drew Williams from Carmel, Indiana.
	This is Cindy Sheeks from Carmel, Indiana.
	Thanks for keeping me sane.
	This is Rachel from Gosport, Indiana.
	Molder of Mines.
	Hey, it's Scott from Noblesville.
	In the morning, everybody.
	Hi, it's Sonia from Peregrine, Indiana, and thank you for your courage.
	This is Bruce.
	In the morning, John Adam from Minneapolis.
	Hi, this is your monthly $22.22 monthly donor, Giovanni.
	Hi, this is Kyler, Greenwood, Indiana, ITM. Hi, this is Matt Sands from New Palestine.
	I guess as the DOD employee, I'm the spook.
	Nasty Nate at NoAgendaSocial.com.
	Probably a night, but I haven't done the math because it's racist.
	This is Emily from Ohio, held captive in Indianapolis.
	I might be a spook because I work for CBP in the morning.
	In the morning, Johnny Bravo here with my smoking hot wife and a couple of the government's children that I claim as human resources.
	You guys are doing God's work, keeping people's amygdala smaller than the Zika virus.
	In the morning, let's go Brandon.
	Let's go Brandon.
	Let's go Brandon.
	John, I love you.
	In the morning, everybody, this is Brittany Baxter from Indianapolis.
	John Springer, ITM. Wow, big meetup.
	A lot of people there in Indiana.
	Nice on you, Midwest.
	Here's what's coming up.
	Oh, by the way, I wanted to say that I heard later that our producers from The Swamp, I think they're from Louisiana, they came up to the meetup And I know that they came to the last really big Austin meetup and they drove for like 16 hours.
	And Tina saw them and she was going to let me know that they were there and then they disappeared.
	They left.
	The same thing happened the first time, but I didn't get to talk to them.
	So I feel really bad about that.
	And you guys need to just stand there and then hit me with something.
	Yeah, throw a spitball at us.
	Yeah, man.
	Don't leave.
	That sucks.
	I feel bad.
	Anyway, thank you for coming.
	Here's what's coming up on the calendar for the meetups.
	Today, Charlotte's Thursday, Thursday monthly meetup, 7 o'clock at Ed's Tavern.
	The Louisville, Kentucky Hoppin' Meetup.
	Louisville.
	Louisville.
	Louisville!
	That was very Freudian.
	That's tomorrow.
	The Louisville, Kentucky Hoppin' Meetup 5.30 at Chili's in Louisville, Kentucky.
	Note, it's the 98th ARBA National Convention, which means rabbits.
	Then on Friday, the Monterey Seaside, California Meetup 6 o'clock at the Sportsman Club.
	Also on Friday, the Buffalo Western New York State Mac and Cheese Meetup 6 o'clock at Mooney's in Tonawanda, New York.
	On Saturday, the Cleveland-area fans of Freedom V2, version 2, at noon at the Winking Lizard Bar in Beachwood, Ohio.
	On Saturday as well, Winston-Salem, North Carolina meetup, 2 o'clock, Little Richard's Barbecue on Stratford Road.
	And the Low Country, October amygdala checkup at 3 o'clock at Holy City Brewing in North Charleston, South Carolina.
	Dame Jennifer Buchanan, your hostess for that.
	She's the one with the mostest.
	And on the show day, Sunday, the Spooky Boo!
	The Chicago Amygdala Massacre, 1 o'clock at the North Bar in Chicago, Illinois, and also on Sunday, the San Fernando Valley, 3.33 p.m.
	The Thirsty Merchant is the venue for that.
	And of course, that will be the big celebration for our 14th anniversary.
	These are just a sampling of the No Agenda meetups.
	They are for everybody.
	They're open.
	They're free.
	You can go.
	You can hang out.
	Be yourself.
	You will not be disappointed, or disappointed even.
	And if you'd like to find one, go to noagendameetups.com.
	Now, when you're on that page, if you can't see anything near you, start one.
	They're easy and they're always like a party.
	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 to blame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Like a party.
	Isos.
	I got isos.
	I have two isos, two Biden isos.
	Okay.
	Let me see what you got.
	I got boom.
	Vice President, boom, boom.
	Okay.
	Not bad.
	Hello.
	Hello, hello, hello.
	Oh.
	Hmm, okay, I have the following.
	Don't jab me, Joe!
	And, of course, this one.
	Let's go, Brandon!
	Let's go!
	That's just too cute to pass up.
	I think the last one.
	The Let's Go Brandon one.
	It's cute, isn't it?
	Yeah.
	The kids.
	Meet up, kids.
	Let's Go Brandon!
	Corrupt them early, parents.
	Very good.
	Very proud of you.
	Very, very proud of you.
	People should learn how to mic their kids at an early age.
	I have two last clips for the show.
	Well, I have two.
	I'll use my two Biden clips.
	All right.
	You want to do your Bidens first?
	Sure.
	Let's do Biden.
	First of all, this is the...
	I have some more I'll run on Sunday because he goes...
	For some reason, he was off script the whole thing when he went to do this Amtrak thing in Scranton.
	He's at some place with a bunch of beat-up old trains behind him.
	It was very unusual.
	And he, you know, talked about the trains and how he's going to do this and that.
	And he wandered.
	He told these long, boring stories.
	It was pretty much like the corn pop stuff.
	But here he is with his Amtrak plug.
	This is Biden's Amtrak plug.
	Hello, hello, hello.
	Hello.
	It's good to be home.
	Hello, Cleveland.
	Thank you all.
	Please be seated.
	I just want you to know, we have a tradition in the Biden-Finnegan family.
	Oh?
	When you see a relative, you go see them first.
	These are my relatives in the front row here, I want you to know.
	And I spent an awful lot of time across from St.
	Paul's church at my uncle Jack Finnegan's house.
	His daughters are here, and he taught up at the U.S. And I just want you to know that Amtrak is here.
	They can tell you that you should name half the line after me.
	I am the most railroad guy you're ever going to meet.
	2,100,000 miles on Amtrak.
	Okay.
	So he goes on and on.
	He tells a bunch of stories, and I'll have the better ones next show, but he does throw this little gem in there, and he's serious about it.
	It's part of his Build Back Better bill.
	And this is his Amtrak rail change.
	Listen to this.
	It's only 10 seconds.
	But in the Build Back Better plan, I got more money for passenger rail than the entire Amtrak system cost to begin with.
	What?
	We're going to change the nation in a big way.
	Oh!
	Well, this is good news.
	All aboard trains good, planes bad.
	We've gone back to this bull crap about rail travel, which is this country is not amenable to it because except on the East Coast, which is where he's from.
	So that everything's centric to the East Coast.
	But the rest of it is a scam.
	The high-speed California rail is going nowhere.
	It's a big waste of money.
	It's been defunded, then refunded, and defunded.
	It's just billions of dollars going down the drain.
	And this is just bull crap.
	We're not doing what China's doing.
	We're not doing any of that stuff because we have an air system, an air control.
	We have an airplane, you know, jets.
	We have jets that take us very fast from place to place.
	What's wrong with that?
	Do you remember Obama's famous line when he was pushing this?
	Yeah, you don't take your shoes off.
	Imagine boarding a train in the center of a city.
	No racing to an airport and across a terminal.
	No delays.
	No sitting on the tarmac.
	No lost luggage.
	No taking off your shoes.
	Shoes!
	Uh-huh.
	And then what happened right after that?
	We got Viper teams on the trains.
	Remember that?
	Yeah, the Viper teams came in and made everybody's life miserable.
	Now the next step, at least according to what I'm hearing, is they're going to ask for a Vax card to get on the train.
	Oh, goodness.
	Viper teams.
	What were they again?
	Hold on a second.
	Might as well be prepared.
	This Amtrak passenger says she noticed them right away.
	The many black-clad TSA inspectors at the Emeryville Amtrak station.
	And it's a presence she appreciates.
	Would you like to see them out here more often?
	I would.
	What was the occasion?
	Was it terrorism?
	Was it Muslim terrorists?
	Was that what...
	Yeah, it was the Viper teams were looking for terrorists on the local...
	on the Capitol Corridor train that runs from Emeryville to Sacramento.
	We've been around...
	Because never forbid there's not...
	Terrorists all over the Bay Area.
	By the way, I defy you to find any news analysis program or media deconstruction podcast that can grab clips from 10 years ago in seconds and play them for you for context.
	Can't be done.
	Okay, my two clips.
	Yesterday, everything on CNBC was every single big investor, hedge fund, billionaire guy.
	Oh, everybody's saying, well, looks like inflation is real.
	Ha!
	I think it's real.
	And it is real because here's proof.
	This morning, American consumers are about to pay even more for everyday items.
	Procter& Gamble says it's raising prices on many of its products under brand names including Tide, Pampers, Crest, Bounty, and Gillette.
	Procter& Gamble blames the price hikes on the rising cost of materials, along with shipping delays caused by a backlog of the country's biggest ports.
	And the unvaccinated.
	It's their fault.
	Prices are going up because of the unvaccinated.
	It's a bad report, ABC. You could have done much better.
	And then this is also the threats of these extra taxes, which Jen Psaki commented on.
	It would be un-American.
	It's un-American if they pass that on.
	It's un-American to raise prices.
	I can't believe it.
	And then this is just a fun little 24-second clip about something I did not know.
	Next, squeezing a loaf of bread isn't the only telltale sign of freshness.
	An article online is getting a lot of attention because it turns out bread bags at the grocery store are color-coded.
	You know those twist ties and plastic tags?
	Yeah, they actually indicate when the loaf was baked.
	Alright, write this down.
	Blue means it came out of the oven Monday, green is for Tuesday, and the list goes on and on.
	The system was designed to help workers replace stale bread.
	The more you know in the morning.
	Did you know this?
	No.
	I had no idea.
	This is a big code of the universe that I should have been alerted to.
	Yeah.
	I find this quite interesting.
	They give us some information once in a while.
	Yes, and it's always very, very important.
	It's important that you buy the right product.
	Very important.
	Buy, buy, buy.
	End of show mix.
	The Clip Custodian checks in with another beautiful piece.
	The way the mainstream would like us to hear the North Korean missile and Chinese missile story.
	And Doug Longenecker, who I don't think I got to play this one.
	It's Tony's Eyes.
	And then on NoAgendaStream.com, The Defender, number 43.
	This is RFK Jr.'s podcast, recently added to the stream.
	That means we had permission to do it.
	And we're very happy to hear that.
	And I'm coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country, here in FEMA Region No.
	6 on all the governmental maps.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And I'm from northern Silicon Valley, where the rain has stopped for a little while, but it's still coming at us.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Sunday for our 14th anniversary!
	And we never had a fight.
	Until then, remember us at dvorak.org slash na.
	And until then, adios mofos and such.
	Dink, dink. dink.
	pricked, shed spikes.
	You're the piss just to see, sis, me.
	Dollars of sorrows, markers and blood.
	The. The. The. The. The. The. The.
	The. The. The. The.
	Tony's eyes Fires the prize So sure
	Keep on screaming Sheep like bones Big to cry You look pissed just to see This is me Dawson I
	like that.
	We're a build-back.
	Batter would be dynamite.
	There's alarming new evidence of North Korea's military buildup, including a new weapon, a missile that pops out of a train before launching.
	This is the first time North Korea has launched ballistic missiles in a year, and it is a clear violation of UN Security Council resolutions.
	Turning now to North Korea.
	Test firing a suspected submarine ballistic missile.
	Some news tonight about North Korea.
	They say its latest missile test involved a hypersonic missile.
	If true, this would mark a major advance for the North.
	Pyongyang says the new cruise missiles flew 932 miles, landing in North Korea's territorial waters.
	Experts say this could be the country's first such weapon with a nuclear capability.
	That breaking news, North Korea launching two ballistic missiles overnight.
	Stepping up tensions with the U.S. in its first real test of a Biden administration.
	The best podcast in the universe!

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