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	We're checking your poop.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, February 6th, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Get My Nation Media Assassination, episode 1423.
	This is No Agenda.
	Honk, honk!
	And broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where we're all hoping that Maxine Waters becomes the next Supreme Court Justice.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackpot and Buzzkill in the morning.
	I think you already used that one.
	Yep.
	Okay.
	It's not often that we get a repeat from you.
	Well, I mean, no one's paying attention.
	What do you mean?
	I'm paying attention.
	I hear you.
	She doesn't get mentioned in the news coverage.
	Oh, I see.
	She'd be a perfect Supreme Court justice.
	Well, why are they not considering her?
	Because she's a horrible person, maybe?
	Well, maybe.
	I mean, just...
	That hasn't stopped them in the past.
	No.
	Has not.
	Yeah, lots to cover today.
	Should we start it off light for a Sunday and redeem ourselves for missing the Whoopi Goldberg vaccine gaffe and bring two new ones?
	Still worried about that.
	Yeah, I am.
	I have two new ones, luckily.
	Right, let's start with that.
	Yes, Prime Minister's question time was filled with gaffes.
	This is the Conservative Member of Parliament, Crispin Blunt.
	It now appears that the evidence around Omicron and how much less lethal it is than its predecessor versions of the vaccine.
	That's right.
	Omicron is a different version of the vaccine.
	Yeah, I like that one.
	And then we have the chair of the National Health System Confederation.
	I just think that we need to be really clear about the individual responsibility.
	You have the individual right, absolutely, but you also have the individual responsibility to understand the consequences of that choice on other people.
	You are more likely to spread the vaccine.
	You are more likely to end up in hospital.
	Stop spreading the vaccine, people!
	See, I like that one better.
	Well, that's why it was the second one.
	Oh!
	I know what I'm doing.
	I've been around, man.
	You played the hit last, babe.
	Just before the commercial break.
	Or you tease it and go into commercial.
	Yeah.
	Hey, man, I'm really bummed about that kid in the well.
	That's not how it's supposed to end.
	No, well, that was...
	I didn't know the whole story, but then when I saw what they were doing to get him out...
	Yeah, that was crazy.
	Digging the size of the hill out and bringing everybody in the country.
	I said, oh, brother, this is not going to work out well.
	Well, I mean, we usually have happy endings.
	You know, we had Baby Jessica in Texas.
	We had The Miners.
	Remember The Miners?
	That was crazy.
	The Miners was crazy.
	And we had the kids, and Elon Musk sent the submarine.
	It always has kind of a good ending, but this one didn't.
	It was just a bummer.
	It's like, no.
	Elon Musk's submarine didn't do the trick.
	Let's make sure that's clear.
	That's true.
	You know what we need?
	We need a good old-fashioned something like the Balloon Boy hoax.
	Remember that?
	Oh, that was a great one.
	Forgot about that.
	That was a fantastic one.
	My son!
	He's in the balloon!
	I remember everyone covering it live, non-stop.
	It was fantastic.
	That thing was going 180 miles an hour.
	And that land's like, oh, yeah, oh, I'm sorry.
	That was good.
	Yeah, that's what we need.
	And there's no humor anymore.
	Everyone's all pissed off.
	Yeah, well, it's not going to end anytime soon.
	No.
	I'm watching the truck stuff up in Canada.
	I don't have any clips.
	Oh, I got clips.
	Yeah, I got clips.
	Good, you play clips.
	I got to play one clip.
	Sure.
	So I'm watching it live because there's a couple of people streaming it.
	A couple?
	A couple?
	There must be a hundred people.
	Everyone's streaming it live.
	Everyone's streaming.
	They're streaming each other.
	The streams are crossing.
	They're doing interviews with each other while they're live streaming.
	It's hilariously good.
	So there's this guy, Viva Frye, who I guess everyone knows who he is in Canada because he does a lot of live streaming.
	He roams around.
	He does hours and hours and hours of material just going around.
	He's glad-handing everyone.
	So I'm watching him do this report live.
	And where's the clip here that mentions him?
	Canada protests, maybe?
	Maybe.
	No, it's odd viva fry comments.
	So out of the blue, he talks about some old thing he once did about, I guess, the Kavanaugh hearings in the United States where they were just excoriating this poor guy.
	Yeah.
	And he says the following.
	Play this.
	The Kavanaugh stuff, you know, in retrospect, my analysis of the Kavanaugh was too objective.
	Because I know what I thought about the Kavanaugh hearings.
	Gavin, you've got to wait.
	I had no idea how corrupt the FBI was in the Kavanaugh hearings.
	I thought, maybe, maybe there's, you know, give the benefit of the doubt.
	I now know better.
	That was two things.
	He was talking about the FBI corrupt in the Capitol building and also about Kavanaugh?
	I don't know.
	All I know is he says this, and the point that I want to make is that the FBI has got some serious issues.
	People out of the blue are saying stuff like this because the FBI needs to be a trusted institution.
	It can't be seen by Canadians out of the blue because they dealt with them once as corrupt.
	And then, of course, then we see the things that happened with the kind of Low, underhanded approach to Flynn, Michael Flynn, and some of the other stuff, and Thomas Drake, who was busted, who was one of the whistleblowers, NSA whistleblowers, who said, never talk to the FBI in every public speech he ever gives.
	The reason why this came up in context of the truckers is the people there are worried that there's going to be some agent provocateurs and would create a January 6th type insurrection situation.
	Could be.
	No, that's what people are talking about, so I think that's probably what he was referring to.
	Okay, well, you couldn't hear half of it.
	He could hear himself, but you couldn't hear much of what everyone was saying.
	So I just found that to be discouraging, or it should be discouraging for our institutions, and somebody needs to kick ass and clean up these places.
	Well...
	I approach it from a different aspect.
	I see what's happening.
	That's all I got, by the way.
	There's no approach.
	It's just a one shot.
	No, I'm just saying that I... You're saying someone needs to kick their ass at the FBI. I'm saying this is beautiful.
	We're watching every institution that we know of commit harakiri, including GoFundMe.
	What a bunch of idiots.
	We would not have advised that to them.
	Yeah, what were they thinking?
	And when you have a name like GoFundMe, the memes make themselves.
	This is so stupid.
	And then, for anyone who didn't follow it, they...
	You better explain to me what you're talking about.
	So GoFundMe, I think there was, for the truckers, the trucker convoy, Hong Kong, they raised $9 million.
	Now, that's Canadian, so it's like $100,000.
	But still, there's a lot of money in Scandinavia.
	And I think they let a million through and said, well, show us your plan.
	We have to see your plan to see if you're legit.
	And they released a million bucks and they held on to the rest.
	And they said, well, no, it's not a legit protest.
	Now we've spoken to the government.
	I'm paraphrasing their statement.
	Now we've spoken to the government.
	Turns out this is anything but a peaceful protest.
	And so you can write to us and request your money back.
	And immediately, smart people started posting, and it went viral, Operation Chargeback.
	Call your credit card company, say they've defrauded you, and they'll cost them, I think, $10 for a chargeback.
	And then the company immediately went, oh, no, no, no, don't worry, we'll just give you your money back.
	Well, that's just the end of GoFundMe.
	How can people forget this?
	These guys are stupid.
	Um...
	So I have a couple clips.
	Wait, to me I want to mention, this is another example of what I like to think of as a theme.
	Don't hire woke people to work in your company no matter how minor the job.
	No.
	Well, and, of course, the number one employer for woke people is governments.
	Number two is the extension of government, the M5M, mainstream media.
	Let's listen to some Scandinavian broadcasts, see if we can pick up some information and some memes.
	So, Evan, hello to you.
	Now, we were told that more people were joining the demonstration today, the second weekend of the protest.
	Are you seeing more people at this point?
	Yes, we absolutely are.
	We've seen much larger crowds than during the week.
	Most of them appear to be people who've come just as pedestrians or in passenger vehicles.
	We're not necessarily seeing large big rig trucks coming into downtown, but what we are seeing is large crowds of people.
	Milling around where they're parked, up on Parliament Hill, and on streets all around here.
	I mean, this is Wellington Street, which is the sort of epicenter of the protests, but you can walk blocks from here and you will still see people walking on the street, many of them carrying Canadian flags and provincial flags or symbols, other symbols like the Métis flag and so on.
	We've seen that all over the city.
	There are also depots set up in various different locations of the city where They're either parking vehicles, serving food, and so on.
	There's a kind of a party atmosphere which began last night with a dance party with a DJ. There's still a dance party going on right now.
	And if you look at this yellow and green structure there, that is a bouncy castle, Michael.
	That's just one of a few.
	There appear to be about five of them set up right here on Wellington Street in front of the Parliament Building.
	And protesters have packed straw bales around them in case anyone falls off, presumably.
	So that's just an indication of the kind of atmosphere on the streets and of the organization, the coordination and cooperation between these protesters.
	Just the amount of logistical effort that has gone into these protests.
	I'll give you another example.
	Maybe we can show three things that arrived in Ottawa last night.
	Saunas.
	Full-sized wooden barrel saunas, which have been set up at the protesters' staging point at Coventry Road, where there's a baseball stadium.
	So we're seeing all kinds of signs that the protesters are here to stay, and they're trying to generate today, as I say, this kind of a carnival atmosphere with dancing, with music, and so on.
	So this sounds to me like those bouncy castles are weapons of mass destruction.
	This is anything but a peaceful protest, clearly.
	And saunas.
	And what's happening is really interesting.
	You're seeing people from all over Canada come to Ottawa to support the truckers.
	There's more people now coming in than trucks, of course.
	A lot of trucks.
	A lot of trucks.
	Two boots on the ground reports from our very own producer, David Knauss, who doesn't know him.
	And he sent in a number of clips for me.
	And what was really interesting is the people who come to Ottawa and they're bringing food or they're bringing support or the saunas, apparently bouncy castles, but they all have the same type of story.
	Check this out.
	This lady's from Romania.
	Alright, Boots on the Ground reporting for the No Agenda show.
	I'm here with some people.
	They got pizza ovens set up in the middle of the street.
	What has inspired you to come and feed all these people?
	Well, we are only guests here.
	They are the ones feeding our people.
	Pooja Transport is one of the major trucking and transportation companies in Windsor-Essex.
	They have many trucks, and they are fighting for our freedom.
	Almost all of us come from a communist country, Romania.
	We've seen this.
	We have been seeing the signs in Canada, and that's why we are fighting.
	We want to be able to look into our children's and grandchildren's eyes and say that we did something for our freedom, that we were fighting for our freedom and their freedom, and that's what we want.
	I'm telling you, this is person after person.
	Polish people.
	Actually, this Viva Fry guy I see floated around.
	Yeah.
	Same thing.
	Person after person from communist countries came in to give a spiel.
	And this is an interesting irony to the situation coming in from the southern border of our country.
	Which is, they want to get a bunch of cheap voters and vote Democrat one or two times.
	But these people, Mexicans in particular, are Catholics.
	They're not putting, as far as they're concerned, if Roe versus Wade goes, they're all in on this.
	And it's going to be a disaster for the Democrats and their long-term strategies.
	Wow.
	They can't do this stuff.
	Yeah, well, but they are doing it.
	And here's another short one.
	David now is caught up with someone who really knows why he should be there.
	This country is coming to China.
	I escaped from China.
	This country is coming to China.
	I ask you guys, where you guys escaped?
	I escaped from there.
	Where you guys can't escape anymore.
	Thank you.
	Yeah.
	How many maggots use the shots you guys want?
	It's freedom of choice.
	If you cannot choice, your whole body, what else is you want?
	Nothing.
	Absolutely.
	Yeah.
	China is like that.
	So that guy, he says he escaped from China to be in Canada.
	And I was like, no, no, no, no, no.
	This is what I ran away from.
	And of course, we know this guy.
	Donald Trump, don't trust China.
	China is asshole.
	Racist joke.
	I'm sorry.
	Okay, go ahead.
	I have, sorry, I have the NPR look at this.
	Oh, yes.
	And it starts off with, you've seen these, you've watched as much as I have on these guests.
	I can't even imagine how many total people are involved in this and how many trucks.
	It's out of control.
	You can take a look at the pictures.
	But listen to, I started off with just cut off the first eight seconds and then we go from there.
	But let's go Canada protest one.
	In Canada, hundreds of protesters were out in force in central Ottawa this weekend as the anger against vaccine mandates gathers momentum.
	Hundreds of protesters.
	Thanks, Sam.
	When was this from this weekend?
	Yesterday.
	They lie.
	Hundreds of protesters.
	Remember the pussy hat?
	Uh, protests.
	How could you forget?
	Trump got in.
	There were protests.
	It was hundreds of thousands.
	Mm-hmm.
	This was, you've seen, I've looked at, I've watched lots of video.
	This is not hundreds.
	Are they nuts?
	It's tens of thousands.
	Mm-hmm.
	But no, no, hundreds.
	Well, hundreds of protesters.
	And they play the whole thing with this in mind that a couple hundred people here and there are bitching and moaning in Canada, but it's going to amount to nothing.
	So let's go with part two.
	As Dan Karpinchuk reports, the protests have now spread to major cities across the country.
	What began a week ago as a protest against a requirement that all long-haul truckers who cross the U.S. border be vaccinated is now a general outburst against all pandemic restrictions.
	Ottawa has been gridlocked for more than a week, and as many as 1,000 trucks and 5,000 supporters packed the downtown core Saturday in what officials say is an occupation.
	The demonstrations spread to Toronto, Quebec City, Fredericton, Winnipeg, Regina, and Victoria, at or near provincial legislatures.
	In Toronto, one man was arrested after setting off a smoke bomb, and in Winnipeg, one man drove his vehicle into a group of protesters.
	Police in Toronto cordoned off all roads leading to the legislative buildings over fears that the protests could disrupt access to several major hospitals nearby.
	Wow, they made it sound like one of the protesters, like, I don't know, the way they reported on the car driving into the crowd is weird.
	I thought so, too.
	Made it sound a bit like that was, you know, like, oh, that's just one of those crazy Nazis.
	Charlottesville.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, here.
	Is Dan Carpenter...
	Let me listen again.
	...the legislatures.
	In Toronto, one man was arrested after setting off a smoke bomb, and in Winnipeg, one man drove his vehicle into a group of protesters.
	Police in Toronto cordoned off all roads leading to...
	What happened to that guy?
	Did they get him?
	It's not covered.
	It's not important.
	That's interesting.
	Unbelievable.
	Let's check out CNN International's reporting.
	The sound is deafening, and yet protesters are demanding to be heard.
	All day long.
	Oh, hold on a second.
	Mm-hmm.
	That was cute.
	Yep.
	The sound is deafening, yet protesters demand to be heard.
	Oh, that took some skill.
	Unbelievable.
	You know, honking is violence, buddy.
	Violence!
	Violent protesters!
	Hey, if they want to be heard, they wouldn't be honking, is what the subtext of what she's saying.
	By the way, Brian of London, Sir Brian of London contacted me right after the show.
	We titled the last show Honk Honk.
	He's always looking out for us, of course.
	He's in Israel.
	And he says, dude, Honk Honk is like HH88. That's white supremacist KKK for Hitler, Heil Hitler, Honk Honk.
	And what's interesting is I believe that that's probably true, but that got completely obliterated by the trucker protest because, I mean, if it was an HH88 Heil Hitler type thing, that's gone now because I didn't hear anyone complain about it.
	Nobody complained about it.
	No, of course not.
	I'm glad to say he's got some chops to notice it, but it probably should have been honk, honk, honk, and then you'd be good.
	No, it should have been honk, honk, honk, honk.
	That would have been the 4-H club.
	The sound is deafening, and yet protesters are demanding to be heard.
	All day long, and at all hours of the night, those with the so-called Freedom Convoy say they're staying put.
	So-called.
	Hold on a second.
	Let's stop there again.
	This is literally a 30-second clip.
	We're never going to get to the end of it.
	You're right, though.
	If I'm in something called the Freedom Convoy, the name of it's the Freedom Convoy.
	It's not the so-called Freedom Convoy.
	By the way, I have an example of one of these things later in the show of where they decide to They slip something in to say so-called, to demean it.
	The reason you use...
	It should be on my list of things.
	I'm working on a long column on these kinds of usages that are used as propaganda.
	Oh, good.
	To use so-called is a demeaning way to say, well, it's not what it's really about.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it's really white supremacists.
	We know that.
	And it's the lowest of the low sort of journalism, by the way.
	Anyone who pulls these stunts is really a creep, period.
	Well, John Malone may have to shake some things up at C9 International.
	John Malone to the rescue.
	Freedom Convoy say they're staying put until vaccine mandates are dropped, the masks come off, and life returns to the way it was.
	Okay, thanks CNN International.
	We'll come back to you in a moment.
	First, let's see if we can learn anything from the Scandinavian broadcast.
	Some terms, please.
	Now, we were told that Ottawa police would be changing their tactics this weekend.
	What are you seeing there?
	We are seeing a little bit more of this than earlier today.
	We saw some concrete barricades actually set down further up the street here and maybe we can just turn around.
	If you look over where that sort of tall, eight-story tall brown building is, that's the O'Connor Street entrance to Wellington.
	And police set some concrete barricades there.
	They brought in a truck with the blocks on a flatbed, and about 30 police officers surrounded it, pushed the crowd back in both directions, and laid down what appears to be a concrete wall.
	It seems to be some kind of an effort to separate one side of Wellington Street from another.
	Whether they will continue with that effort and try to sort of block off other streets, we don't know.
	The number of police officers on the street doesn't seem that much higher than before, and I think that's essentially because the police force was already working full out.
	Its resources were already maxed out prior to this new surge and contain strategy, so they don't have that many more officers to give.
	There it is.
	Surge and contain.
	That's their new thing.
	Surge and contain.
	This is a government that is afraid.
	Very afraid.
	What CNN picked up?
	Because it's another term.
	This is the big one.
	Ottawa police say they have learned much in the past week, especially after reports of assaults, intimidation, and allegations of hate speech and symbols.
	Our goal is to end the demonstration.
	To try and do that, they have called in more reinforcements, moving to what they call a surge and contain strategy.
	But the police chief warns...
	This remains, as it was from the beginning, an increasingly volatile and increasingly dangerous demonstration.
	And it is spreading, like a contagion itself, right across the country.
	A handful of protests now, including a border blockade between Alberta and Montana.
	And now Canada's largest city, Toronto, closing a large section in front of the provincial legislature this weekend as truckers descend.
	And more worrying, closing off the adjacent hospital row, where exhausted healthcare workers carry on battling COVID. Anyone.
	Who attempts to disrupt hospital access and routes of emergency operations, including ambulance, fire, or police, will be subject to strict enforcement.
	And yet both police and political leaders are warning this now resembles an occupation with no quick or easy end.
	There you go.
	Surgeon contained, and it's an occupation.
	That classifies it as something we can go bust heads over now.
	Yeah, yeah, this occupation term has been bandied about.
	There are three things.
	Actually, there's a third thing they keep emphasizing, which they didn't emphasize in that report, which is this, oh, the people in the hospitals, they won't be able to get to the hospitals, the ambulances can't get through because of you guys.
	Oh, I'm sure that will be the catalyst for whatever they're going to do.
	I'm sorry, we cannot have hospital access blocked.
	Beat them in there, in the, beat their brains in!
	Yes, hospitalize them.
	What we're seeing and what everyone can now see, it's so blatantly obvious because I think everyone is on YouTube looking at, and Rumble and whatever, just looking at this stuff, because it's kind of fun television, and lots of people I know are watching on YouTube TV. But what you're seeing, it's particularly with the media, how they're reporting on it.
	That's just YouTube, not YouTube TV. No, you have, you can watch, I mean YouTube TV. Okay.
	Thanks for interrupting.
	Yeah, thanks.
	I appreciate it.
	No, I'm just saying because YouTube TV is an actual product.
	Something else.
	I know.
	You have the product, yes.
	I know you do.
	What we're seeing is how much the elites, which includes the media and the politicians, hate the middle class.
	They hate them.
	The elites, the laptop workers who have been working from home in Ottawa who are jumping up and down and yelling about the noise, they're also, they hate the middle class.
	It's real, it's crazy.
	That's an interesting take.
	What else can I see?
	Who are the truckers?
	The truckers?
	Retailers?
	And that's who's showing up.
	Hey, I make sausages.
	Boom.
	I'm bringing my sausages.
	I make bread.
	I'm bringing my bread.
	Yeah, I'm not arguing with the take.
	I'm just saying it's an interesting take, and it's probably what it is, because there's been a lot of subtext comedy and things, even on Saturday night, where there's this disdain for the middle class by the quote-unquote elites and people who think They're in the elite class when they're not.
	They're just middle class people that have been convinced otherwise.
	And then as soon as that all hell breaks loose, they'd get kicked to the curb immediately to like, you know, back to the slums kid.
	So this is, I think this is also happening.
	It's kind of taking place before our eyes.
	So if institutions...
	Yes.
	And so now, here's another example.
	This is fun because I know the journalist who was interviewed for this.
	This is about the Dutch Bridge, which will now have to be dismantled for Jeff Bezos' super mega yacht, which, you know, all these yachts are built in the Netherlands.
	It's a classic.
	And so I think it's NPR. Now, I don't know if you've looked into this.
	Yes, of course.
	Well, I'm going to ask you a question then.
	When they built the yacht, they knew this would have to happen.
	Mm-hmm.
	Was it all preordained that this bridge was going to have to be built, turned down, and then put back up?
	That's unclear, but in this report, they interview a Dutch journalist who I actually like, Francisco van Joula.
	He's a really nice guy for a commie, but he's straight up, and he explains exactly what the real issue is with this bridge, and then I think we can safely say that the local Rotterdam government was probably in on this from the beginning.
	Francisco Vaniola lives in Rotterdam and is the editor of the Dutch news website jupp.nl.
	He began by explaining why there is...
	Clearly not NPR. It might be BBC....such controversy over dismantling the bridge to let Mr.
	Bezos' yacht through.
	I think there are a few reasons.
	It was announced quite bluntly, like, we're going to do this this summer.
	Normally you would say, okay, there's a plan, we want to do that.
	No, they just said, okay, we're going to take apart the bridge because, and that's, I think, the second reason, there's a billionaire, Jeff Bezos, the richest man in the world, who has decided to buy a yacht and it can't pass otherwise.
	And I think it's also about privilege.
	You know, people in Rotterdam say, well, they won't do that for us.
	They do it for him because he has all the money.
	But he's going to pay for it, isn't he?
	Yes, but at the moment in the Netherlands, there's a lot of discussion about inequality, about privilege.
	This is a national monument, so normally a national monument, you can't touch that.
	It was destroyed by the Nazis and there was an awful lot of figures fighting.
	One of the most heroic battles in the Second World War was fought around that area.
	And some other parts have already been demolished, so this is the last man standing.
	Everybody knows stories about the bridge, a bridge that is never crossed by anyone.
	Which is very strange.
	Right.
	Yes, indeed.
	I guess the other argument that might be used by the city authorities is that, look, you know, it's not just about removing a bit of the bridge in order to placate a rich man, but the very building of this yacht is presumably going to bring a lot of money in.
	I mean, it's a hugely expensive yacht and it's being built on our turf, as it were.
	So why not celebrate that?
	Yes, but that's just another reason, because we all know they're getting more and more billionaires all the time on the planet, and they all want to copy each other.
	So if one buys a yacht, the other one wants a bigger one.
	So now this one wants a yacht, and it's built by the most famous yacht builder in the world, which is just a few miles upstream.
	Now, what will happen?
	What will be the next one who says, okay, I need a bigger yacht, so we're going to take it apart again?
	And that's important because it was once removed to be renovated a few years ago.
	Then the city council promised never to remove it again.
	And now they break that promise.
	What are the chances some of the city council got some Bezos fun coupons to play with?
	Oh, it's obvious.
	Everyone knows it.
	This guy made a couple of good points.
	It is a fact.
	And I don't know, I had the story, I can't remember exactly which of the super rich did this, but there are stories where they've got two guys parked their yachts next to each other, and one of them notices his yacht's 10 feet shorter, and so he builds a new one that's 10 feet longer.
	Sure, sure.
	Because then this is exactly what he said.
	He says these guys have to outdo each other.
	Exactly for what purpose?
	Except for bragging rights amongst themselves.
	It's almost ludicrous.
	So that guy...
	The solution to this problem, by the way, is the yacht building operation has to be moved onto the other side of the bridge.
	And he just has to relocate.
	He's going to get more business.
	Yeah.
	Well...
	They can't keep taking this bridge apart for everybody who wants a yacht from that one company.
	No.
	I think it'll be interesting to see when the yacht goes through what kind of protests will be.
	People are sick and tired of the doing this.
	By the way, is it going to weigh the yacht and calculate how many Hueys do you need to pick it up and just fly it over the bridge?
	I don't think so.
	Hey, where's Balloon Boy when you need him?
	That will do the trick.
	Like one of those lawn chair deals.
	Just tie a whole bunch of balloons to that yacht.
	Lift it right off.
	More elite news.
	We just have to presume it's real, but the Queen appears to be alive?
	The Queen of England?
	I saw this.
	I don't know.
	I think that's a stunt double.
	That's really interesting.
	Let's listen.
	Maybe we can get some cues from the way she speaks.
	This is her cutting the cake at her platinum jubilee, as her PR lackey explains the reason why she's looking at it upside down so the press can see it.
	I did remark that it was upside down and you wouldn't be able to see what was on it.
	I thought it had to be upside down for the press.
	A vacancy.
	I don't know.
	I don't matter.
	I think I might just put a knife in it.
	I think that's a really good idea.
	See if it works.
	Oh, yes, it is.
	Oh, yes, the knife works!
	Somebody else can finish it off.
	I can't cut it all the way.
	The rest of it.
	Well done.
	Good job, Mum!
	It could be a double, and maybe that's why she didn't cut the cake.
	She only stuck the knife in because, you know, that would probably be against some kind of code.
	If I were a conspiracy therapist, that's how I might think.
	I don't know what the code would be for cutting cakes, and so far as stunt doubles are concerned.
	But when she said, finish it off, in a nice, snappy way for a 95-year-old woman, I was suspicious.
	And she's also got a slightly more jowl.
	She has a jowliness.
	Here's what I noticed.
	On the part of the video that has no playable audio, She's walking around, and this is probably where I was in the same reception hall type facility when I was invited by the Queen.
	Oh, yes.
	She looked taller.
	Now, it's hard to tell from the video and the angle, but now that you mention it, I was like, oh, she looks a little taller there.
	And I doubt she's wearing six-inch heels.
	So I think there's something suspicious.
	But I went by her face.
	It was just slightly different.
	And it was like one of those things you can't put your finger on.
	We have lots of royal watchers who can let us know, I think.
	Yeah, I can't be the only one who thought this.
	Hey, before we get into...
	We've got to do a little bit of COVID stuff.
	Just a little bit.
	I came across a supercut that's only about CNN from the past two years.
	Actually, yeah, yeah, from the past two years.
	And it really kind of shows you what John Malone is buying.
	Do you want to hear this supercut?
	I'd love to, of course.
	We are not fake news, we are real news.
	Much of the dossier has been corroborated.
	Some rioters were planning to murder lawmakers.
	What does Putin have on Trump?
	Has Trump been compromised?
	That Kavanaugh aided and abetted in the commission of a gang rape.
	But it does look like that young man to me is taunting the Native American Vietnam vet and he's in his face.
	When you start whipping people with, you want to split hairs between reins and whips.
	There is no evidence of any wrongdoing by either Joe or Hunter Biden.
	Looking ahead to 2020, one reason why I'm taking you seriously as a contender is because of your presence on cable news.
	A widely held conspiracy theory that the coronavirus was created in a Chinese laboratory.
	Dr.
	Fauci, thank you for keeping it straight.
	Thank you for fighting the good fight.
	We know the science.
	We know that masks work.
	This is now a pandemic of the unvaccinated.
	It is now a pandemic of choice.
	You can stay unvaccinated if you want, but you're not going to be able to travel to see your family.
	Joe Rogan, he came down with COVID. He says he's been taking the livestock dewormer ivermectin.
	I hope you are able to appreciate what you did in your state and what it means for the rest of the country.
	Disturbing video last night showed Jacob Blake unarmed being shot by police.
	Obviously, we do it overseas against our adversaries, but we don't spy on Americans.
	If you want to believe the NSA is reading your favorite TV star's emails, go right ahead.
	He claims it's true.
	The NSA denies it, of course.
	There is no one more knowledgeable, more decent, more honest, more committed to the interests of America than John Brennan.
	The biggest terrorist threat in this country comes from radicals on the far right, primarily white men.
	Domestic terrorism seems to be starting to spread virally in the way that we saw that happen overseas with ISIS. Violence has erupted during anti-lockdown protests.
	What you are seeing now, these images came and come in stark contrast to what we saw over the course of the daytime hours in Kenosha and into the early evening, which were largely peaceful demonstrations.
	If only we had a vaccine.
	We're not here to spin things or, you know, color things a certain way.
	We're here to give the people reliable, accurate information on a daily basis.
	That's why we all come into work every day.
	How much would you pay for it?
	Well, of course, you got a lot of other things in the deal, but the problem is to fix this mess.
	Where everybody at that operation is pretty much...
	Compromised.
	Yeah, compromised.
	And compromised.
	He's going to need a lieutenant that can really, one of those real, he's going to need a real hatchet man to go in there and he's going to have to do it in such a way that you have to assume that, as we saw with the guy, people's producers even are on the same page as these creeps that are on the air.
	And so it's like a real house cleaning that needs to be done.
	So it has to be done in a certain way that you don't piss, so you don't have a walkout.
	And then shut the network down.
	I don't know how he's going to do it.
	Well, there's one established way, which still happens from time to time, where you turn on your favorite local radio station, like a Top 40 station on a Monday morning going to work, and all of a sudden it's a country station, and they just switch it.
	A format change.
	Complete format change.
	Yeah, it's possible.
	We could do that.
	Just new jocks, new news, new stories.
	But you could also do it when you're supposed to take over a country.
	You're supposed to find some of the worst players, the bad actors, who are really pretty much phonies.
	They're not really that bad.
	They're just playing that role for the previous boss.
	You isolate them and then have them take over the place and turn it around.
	Yeah.
	You know, the guys who can switch sides, they can go from...
	I hate Trump.
	I love Trump.
	Without blinking an eye, there are people that can do that, that are in the news business.
	Oh, yes.
	Most of them seem capable of doing it.
	And so you can do it that way, and that would probably be the way to do it.
	And then you can slowly, you know, start getting rid of the other ones, the ones that are undesirable.
	Undesirable.
	Undesirable and unmovable.
	They can't adapt.
	So I'm realizing now this may be a bit of a theme about the elites and how much they hate the middle class.
	And I would say the Democrats in the United States, the Democrat Party, they probably think the working class is Trump voters, which is probably mostly true.
	So let's listen just briefly, just to get into some COVID stuff, to James Carville, longtime Democratic Party strategist.
	Who is going a little bit off the reservation, but he is saying, hey, we need to be less woke, and so he is kind of pushing back.
	In conversation with Al Hunt, not Mike's brother, but Judy Woodruff's husband, which I did not know.
	I don't know who Al Hunt is, so I wouldn't know if it was Judy's husband or not.
	I'll tell you in a moment.
	Let's listen to their little exchange here.
	What I wish I'd do is pass a law to...
	Make you immune from liability if you punch some unvaccinated person right in the faces, which I'd really like to do.
	If you ask me, you know, what's my first reaction to you if you're not vaccinated and you don't have any medical reason not to be, you're a piece of shit.
	Okay?
	I'll just punch you right in the goddamn face.
	That's the way I look at these people.
	Agreed.
	Agreed?
	Agreed.
	Agreed.
	I'd punch him too.
	Let's go just get outside and go do some punching.
	Let's go find some people that are punch worthy.
	Let me find out who that Jamoke is.
	That was Judy Woodruff's husband?
	Well, that was Carvel who we heard.
	Yeah, the guy who said, agreed.
	Yeah, I'm going to go punch face.
	Yeah, I'll tell you who Al Hunt is.
	He works for Bloomberg.
	There you go.
	Oh, this is a rat's nest of creeps.
	He was also a weekly panelist on CNN's Capital Gang, which I think is long since defunct.
	Oh, and he also did Hunt and Shields?
	With Mark Shields?
	Well, that must have been exciting.
	So anyway, that's, again, that's just how these people feel.
	It's really quite bizarre.
	Or somebody who feels they have the right to not get vaccinated should be punched in the face.
	That's what these guys think.
	Yeah, exactly.
	Before you say it, here's my buddy Osterholm.
	Yeah.
	From his podcast.
	Before I say it.
	With a new term.
	Received two doses of vaccine.
	Only 41% have received that third dose.
	These are not people who are vaccine hesitant or vaccine hostile.
	They already got their first two doses.
	Vaccine hostile.
	A new one.
	Vaccine hostile.
	I don't know what the point of that phrase is.
	To bring violence into it.
	You refuse the vaccine.
	You're a violent person.
	You're violent terms so you can make violence part of it.
	Associative.
	Exactly.
	Your big problem.
	I got a boots on the ground from Dame 4N Lady before about T-Mobile.
	Because I will switch in a heartbeat from a company that's going to mandate their employees to And our dame says, my daughter works for T-Mobile.
	Prior to that, she was with Sprint and has now 23 years under her belt.
	She advised me that the company was forced to have all employees vaccinated except the salespeople in the stores.
	Otherwise, their insurance company would yank the company's coverage.
	You will find that AT&T and Verizon, etc., are all the same.
	The insurance companies are holding them hostage.
	Huh.
	Well, we should find out more about this.
	There's some insurance company woke creeps that are doing it.
	Well, I'm sure that they can...
	Is this not exactly what we predicted?
	That the insurance companies would start using technology and other levers to control you.
	And it started with...
	I think people even laughed.
	They said, oh, don't worry.
	They'll be giving you a discount if you're a good driver or if you're a healthy living person.
	All of that's here now.
	All of that's here, including the biometric ring that is now showing up in every TV show.
	I forget what it's called.
	It looks like just a men's wedding band, kind of.
	And you put it on, and it then sends your biometric...
	It's like one of those health watches, like an iWatch, Apple Watch.
	That's going to be something you'll be required to wear, I'm sure.
	You must have asked the ring.
	The insurance companies, they got the power.
	What are you going to do as T-Mobile?
	Although I would out them if I was...
	If John Legere was still running the show...
	Isn't that his name?
	Ledger?
	Legere?
	I don't know.
	He would probably...
	He would probably go against this.
	Oh, no.
	It's because of such and such.
	Our insurance company.
	Name them.
	Name them.
	Of course, it's T-Mobile who also...
	Had all of their employees wearing embroidered Black Lives Matter shirts.
	Yeah.
	And woke.
	Yeah.
	Oh, they're totally woke.
	I only have the one clip.
	My clip is the coronavirus infections update, which is from NPR. Give us a little idea what's going on.
	New coronavirus infections continue to plunge in the U.S. Plunge!
	Cases are down by about half over the past couple of weeks, but the death toll is climbing.
	The U.S. has now recorded more than 900,000 deaths since the start of the pandemic.
	Until Biden's watch!
	And Pierce Will Stone reports.
	Hospitals are feeling some relief.
	The number of people being admitted for COVID is down about 20% in the U.S. The steepest declines are in the Northeast and Upper Midwest, but the situation is improving all over the country.
	However, deaths are still rising.
	About 2,400 Americans are dying every day from COVID-19.
	Dr.
	Steve Wolf at Virginia Commonwealth University says it's not only COVID patients affected, but other patients with urgent medical needs.
	If people are not able to get that care acutely, or when their chronic care needs are getting put off, there could be consequences.
	He says the already staggering death toll of the pandemic rises when you factor in all the people being indirectly affected.
	Windows wants you to update.
	Not me.
	Did you not hear the sound?
	No, that wasn't on my machine either.
	That was on their report.
	Oh, okay!
	Sure.
	It was.
	I believe you, right away.
	I mean, I do make that mistake and do something on the side and bang, it gets into a clip.
	But that was in the clip.
	I'm with you.
	Makes sense.
	They're probably running the whole outfit there on Windows.
	Vista.
	Um...
	We discussed the Johns Hopkins meta-analysis of the lockdowns, that they were almost ineffective, 0.1%, and some of the other mitigation measures, I think they were able to bring it up to around 2%,
	and this is a scandal, of course, for shutting down the economy, which, as far as I remember, and I think it was a colossal mistake on Trump's part to allow that to happen, But it was pressured by Anthony Fauci, if I recall, and Deborah Birx and Redfield and the whole cast of thousands, and they really worked the media and they got it done.
	And now in review, let's ask Jen Chucky, Chucky Psaki.
	Let's ask her what they think about this.
	Study on the lockdown.
	It was this meta-analysis that came out of several studies.
	Lockdown during the first wave of COVID in the spring of 2020 found that it only reduced COVID mortality by 0.2% in the U.S. and Europe.
	And suggested they have little to no public health benefit but severe consequences for the economy.
	And it suggests that lockdowns shouldn't be a part of a future pandemic response.
	Is that the shared view of the administration looking in the rearview mirror?
	Well, I would say I would first, of course, point you to our health and medical experts for specifics on this specific scientific study.
	I would note that the president has been clear we're not pushing lockdowns.
	We've not been pro-lockdown.
	That has not been his agenda.
	Most of the lockdowns actually happened under the previous president.
	What our objective has been is conveying that we have the tools we need to keep our country open, thanks to the president's leadership and focus on fighting the virus.
	And that's reflected in the fact that 98% of schools are open.
	Over 210 million Americans are fully vaccinated.
	We have the tools to avoid lockdowns.
	And we're not moving back.
	And that's our intention at this point.
	I think that Johns Hopkins report was a setup.
	Hmm.
	It was a setup for this very talking point.
	Oh yeah, you know, that was, and of course, she's also throwing Fauci under the bus, but to say, oh no, that was the previous, not administration, president, it smells like a setup now.
	Well, that's a very good observation.
	I think you're absolutely correct.
	Well, it figures.
	Yeah.
	There's Spook Central.
	I mean, it's Johns Hopkins.
	The whole thing was their idea.
	Event 201, the whole strategy.
	Right, they're the ones who had the map online.
	Yeah.
	Size of the pandemic and the running count of the dead.
	Yeah, they war game the whole thing and even right down to how the media would respond, the talking points, everything.
	And oh, it didn't work and yeah, that's really, that's tough.
	It's really ineffective.
	And the first question from Friendly Fire, Friendly Fire journalist, is answered.
	Most of them.
	Not the previous administration, it's the previous president.
	Just remind you, it was Trump who locked you down like dogs, okay?
	Okay, now we're getting stories of...
	What a scam.
	Well, there's weird stuff happening, particularly in the health sector.
	Check this story out.
	My next guest unfortunately did not have such a positive experience when she gave birth to her son at Caboolture Hospital in Queensland last month.
	Alicia Peake had her son Remy forcibly removed from her when informed that her teenage daughter might have been a close contact at work.
	She was told that she wouldn't be able to see her newborn until she returned a negative PCR test.
	For Alicia, the impact was traumatising, understandably.
	She joins me now for her home in Queensland with her newborn baby.
	Alicia, did they literally take Remy from your arms and say you couldn't see him again until you had a negative PCR test?
	Yeah, that's right.
	But they told me they were going to take him for an hour for tests and then when they took him, they said I wouldn't get him back and didn't get him back for hours.
	And this was because your daughter who only might have been a close contact, not yourself.
	Did they offer at least to do a rapid antigen test in the meantime to establish whether you were negative before your child was returned?
	She actually was a possible casual contact, not even a close contact.
	Baby stealers, you're right.
	Get used to it.
	We'll be back.
	This is just the beginning, Mom.
	We own your kid.
	And again, this is part of the overall scheme that we own your kid, which is taking place in the educational system.
	You shouldn't have anything to say.
	The Democrats are behind this, by the way.
	You should have no say, and they think it's a good idea, and they think people are going to support it.
	Why?
	Why?
	Why do they think it's a good idea?
	I'm wondering myself.
	But they think it's a good idea, because Virginia's all in on this, and when you see CNN and MSNBC people come and say, well, I don't understand.
	No, the Virginia governor didn't lose because of the fact that the parents are all irked about the way their kids are being educated.
	That's got nothing to do with it.
	People like that, know that professionals know what they're doing, they know how to educate the kid, they know how to teach, and you know, you don't.
	And they're all in on this, and I think the teachers' union may have something to do with it.
	I'm not sure what's behind it, but this idea that your kid, and it goes way back, it takes a village by Hillary Clinton, which is that, you know, you don't raise your kids, the village does.
	That's right.
	It's really endemic to the Democrat Party.
	I don't know what more you can say, and it's obvious, and they're all behind it.
	How about this?
	The Democrats want to secure their food supply.
	Sorry.
	At least I get the joke.
	All right.
	Now, let's look at some vaccine adverse event reactions, shall we?
	You're suggesting they're going to eat the babies.
	I didn't suggest it.
	Q says so, okay?
	Go on, go on.
	Here's something interesting in light of the incredible increase in myocarditis and pericarditis, and certainly with the numbers from the Department of Defense.
	This is a normalization article.
	Hey, just so you know, John, death during sex isn't just something that happens to middle-aged men, new study finds.
	It also happens to old men.
	No, but the article says it can happen to 30-year-olds.
	Oh, I get it.
	Yeah, right.
	How about that?
	I guess the myocarditis thing with the vaccine is bad enough that you can drop dead while having sex.
	I mean, you've been around a little bit longer than I have.
	How many people, and you know, we're dudes.
	So how many people, how many men do you know from your entire life who died of a heart attack during sex?
	It's called in the saddle.
	Right.
	Is the term.
	None.
	We couldn't even get Bill Clinton to do it.
	People have tried, you know, they all think they want to, but none of them do.
	It never works out that way.
	So if people are now dying from sex in their 30s and it's documented, something's wrong.
	Well, that goes along with the Washington Post debunking!
	The athletes' headline, sudden deaths of collapsing athletes following the coronavirus misinformation trail.
	Okay, so then they give some examples of who's saying this, and then here it comes.
	Here's the rub.
	This claim has been debunked repeatedly.
	I haven't really seen a debunking repeatedly.
	I haven't seen one debunking.
	And a complete ignore, just not even talking, ignored completely.
	The story of athletes dropping dead from coronavirus vaccines has its roots in mysterious Austrian websites with ties to that country's far-right populist party, the Freedom Party.
	You know what this is?
	This is the Pfizer marketing again.
	You remember they said, oh, you know, we got some Russians who are making up bogus claims about people dying.
	You're right.
	This is what they're pulling again.
	Yeah, they can get away with it.
	Those stories were then recycled.
	The only story, by the way, the only stories I've seen about where they really emphasize they come out of South America.
	Yes.
	They come from us.
	I haven't seen one Austrian report.
	Give me a break.
	Well, it's the Austrian.
	I mean, of course, it's easy to say Austria.
	They got Nazis.
	We all know that.
	So just bring in the Freedom Party, the Nazis.
	Okay.
	Those stories were then recycled by right-wing media in the United States.
	Fox!
	And then eventually came out of the mouth of a U.S. senator.
	And then they say, as is often the case, a kernel of truth, some people have reported an inflammation of the heart muscle known as myocarditis after taking mRNA-based vaccines.
	It has been exploited by purveyors of falsehoods.
	I think that's us.
	Medical research shows the risk of getting myocarditis from the coronavirus itself is about 100 times higher than getting it from a vaccine.
	What?
	Yeah, I've seen this twist on the theme myself.
	That's pretty interesting.
	They claim that...
	Yeah...
	And I think a lot of that stat comes from the fact that if you have one shot and you're not two weeks out and you get myocarditis, you're considered not vaccinated.
	And in other words, you have a breakthrough case after one shot or you have a breakthrough case after two shots, and it usually happens pretty close to the shots, so you're not considered vaccinated because of the two-week lag that they keep working in.
	Which is how they screwed with all the numbers, particularly pregnancy problems.
	Yeah.
	So I think this is a function of that.
	Well, then how about this one?
	As we know, Israel is not good.
	Record number of people.
	Actually, they claimed a computer glitch, so they were able to lop off like three deaths a week and say, oh no, no, it's not as bad.
	Well, it's a topper compared to the previous height.
	I think that was also when they started vaccinating.
	So this is the Telegraph, which is a pretty serious newspaper.
	Israel's rise in COVID deaths, why it's happening, and the lessons for the UK. Well, what do you think the lesson is?
	After they literally go through the entire timeline of people getting the fourth booster shot, that's the one that killed everybody.
	Sending it through the roof.
	So what do you think their message is?
	Stick with three shots.
	One clear message must be to keep vaccine-induced immunity topped up.
	For the moment, at least.
	It is vaccines that are keeping us safe.
	Omicron may not be as dangerous as the Alpha or Delta virus, but it remains on par with the Wuhan original.
	It's racist.
	So we have to keep our immunity topped up.
	So, despite that everyone started dying after the fourth shot, top it up, people.
	What does that mean?
	When you get a fourth shot and then you're dead?
	I mean, you're supposed to get a fifth shot just right after the fourth?
	What are you supposed to do?
	What does it mean to be topped up now?
	Well, now you are talking like one of my favorite basketball players, the only one I've ever met in person, Shaq.
	You may have seen this, but he's on the anti-mRNA vax train.
	Look, I encourage everybody to be safe and take care of your family.
	I do.
	But there's still some people that don't want to take it.
	And you shouldn't have to be forced to take something that you don't want.
	I don't think people are being forced to take.
	Well, there are some.
	I mean, listen, we have a mandate at CBS. That's forced.
	We have a mandate at CBS. But my point...
	That's forced.
	But where I wholeheartedly...
	That's forced.
	No, it's not forced.
	It is for, because if the man don't take it, the man will get fired.
	Now, how much does that sound like that angry citizen resident of Ottawa who said the same thing?
	It's just for your job.
	That's not mandatory.
	These are people with money or multiple options for jobs.
	Not your middle class who has a vocation.
	Yeah, and a job.
	And there you hear a media professional literally brainwashed and thinking, that's not a mandate.
	Yeah, we had to take it when we came into CBS, but we're all good people.
	No, no, no.
	It is a mandate, but it's not forced.
	I Okay, well, that's what she's saying.
	No, that's what I said.
	She's saying it's a mandate, but that doesn't mean it's forced.
	Yeah.
	And he's saying it's forced.
	Of course it is.
	And the brainwashed person, no, it's not forced.
	You can just walk into the desert and just drop dead of starvation.
	You're not forced to take a mandate.
	I mean, you're not forced to take the vaccine.
	You don't have to.
	You can just walk around and not get...
	Or like, what country now they can't even go to the grocery store?
	Oh, many countries.
	Yeah.
	No, it's too bad.
	I mean, you don't have to take it, but, you know, if you want to eat, you want to live, you want to have a job, but it's not forced.
	It's definitions.
	I mean, this is unbelievable.
	People are doing this.
	I got a disturbing note this morning.
	Good for Shaq, by the way.
	Yeah.
	Well, this thing is unraveling.
	I mean, and who is it?
	Who's coming out and speaking loudly about it being a choice and not forcing everybody?
	Black men in America.
	They're the loudest right now.
	Or at least they're getting a lot of attention.
	And my black friend Joe Rogan.
	Here's something disturbing.
	Now, I haven't looked at these for a long, long time.
	I used to look at this a lot more.
	If you're flying in an aircraft and you have an emergency, you have two codes that you can transmit.
	Well, there's a couple of codes.
	And this is what's known.
	It's a...
	It's your squawk, so it's your identifier as you're flying that a radar signal can then, you know, radar base station can ping off of, can receive, can also in some cases with new reversion C, you know, kind of locate you where you are depending on the data coming through.
	And when you're flying, every different airport or handoff point will say, okay, squawk this number.
	It's four digits.
	7,000 is general aviation when you're just down and low and slow.
	And then usually it's all kinds of different numbers for flight following and when you file a flight plan.
	The two other ones that everyone knows is 7,600, which means you've been hijacked.
	So you can just kind of slyly punch in a number without saying anything.
	Then everyone around and everyone will know that you've been hijacked.
	But there's also 7,700.
	And that means emergency.
	And I don't remember seeing five, six, seven of these per day.
	And on radar box, you can actually take a look at them.
	It's really odd.
	And a lot of these, so like we have today, TB2-T97, first seen near Cisare, Turkey.
	Status, not available.
	Then they have all these other ones landed, then there's Jaeger 1, that may be a private jet.
	Mittelheim, Germany.
	Status unknown.
	ZSMBZ in Johannesburg, South Africa.
	I mean, all of these had emergency codes.
	I mean, you'd think you'd at least hear a news story about one of them.
	Interesting how they're suppressing this then.
	Possibly.
	I mean, there's always one or two a week.
	You know, pilots are nerds.
	You know, they're always looking at this stuff.
	Oh, someone crashed.
	Let me read the report.
	Goody.
	You know, that's kind of what we do.
	So, I don't know.
	I mean, we had the report of the jet, the F-35, crashing on the aircraft carrier.
	And it's apparently being blamed on the pilot.
	Although I did listen to the audio.
	I didn't hear him say, damn vaccine at the end.
	It's not the best audio in the world, but that was reported.
	I don't know.
	None of it's good.
	And now comes this.
	We even had a discussion over this.
	You ordered your free COVID test from the government.
	I did.
	Did you receive them?
	No.
	You haven't received them yet?
	I ordered them.
	I ordered them for JC and I ordered them for Mimi.
	I've ordered three sets to three different addresses.
	I have received nothing.
	Oh, that's odd.
	And nobody else has either.
	I thought that this was supposed to be within six days or something you would have delivered.
	I thought I said a couple of weeks.
	Oh, did you say a couple of weeks?
	Well, reports now today, the COVID test the government sent you might not work because of the cold weather they were in.
	The liquid reagent inside the cartridge that comes with the at-home test is susceptible to freezing.
	If that happens, the accuracy of the results decreases.
	So, and this is USA Today, so doesn't that just immediately make everyone think they're no good?
	But that all the tests are no good?
	Yeah, the ones, if you got it from the government, and it was shipped to you during the freezing weather, which is, for a lot of people, might be very acceptable, they will possibly give you false results.
	So doesn't that just invalidate all the tests?
	Wouldn't you just immediately think, well, mine might be compromised.
	You can't trust them anymore.
	That's what I think most people would think.
	Personally, I would wonder what kind of reagents being used that if frozen would change the results.
	It doesn't really make any sense.
	If I were you, I wouldn't stick one of those government swabs in my nose holes.
	For this very report, what's going on with those?
	They're sending something to you and you're just going to trust the government and stick that up your nose?
	Well, that's a good point.
	I saved another life.
	Another life saved or created.
	Saved or created.
	I love you, John.
	Don't stick that thing up your nose.
	Oh, yes.
	Oh, and of course, your No Agenda show.
	Always on the case.
	We've been tracking this for a long time.
	We moved to another basketball star.
	Not that he's in this report, but we've been tracking Magic Johnson reappearing.
	We've been tracking AIDS, drugs, and people apparently testing positive for HIV after getting a booster.
	And now this.
	Researchers in Europe say a newly discovered variant of HIV moves faster than others to become full-blown AIDS. They say the standard HIV treatments do work for this variant.
	And where was it discovered?
	In the Netherlands, of all places.
	Yeah, this was in the newsletter.
	Yes.
	Which you did.
	No, I was not available.
	You're correct.
	But did you have the link to the story about the Netherlands?
	Yeah.
	Well, here's the follow-up.
	Moderna has just begun a clinical trial for its experimental HIV vaccine.
	It uses the same mRNA technology found in COVID vaccines.
	Moderna hopes the vaccine shot will induce a specific class of white blood cells, which can then turn into neutralizing antibodies.
	The company says the vaccine appeared to work in 97% of participants in last year's concept trial.
	Participants in Phase 1 of the trial just received their first doses and will be closely watched for the next six months.
	Okay.
	So having been around and having done this show with you for over a decade, decade and a half, we pick stuff up.
	This is not a coincidence that we've been hearing about HIV in relation to vaccines for maybe a year now?
	Well, it started actually two years ago when the breakdown of the COVID virus was revealed and it has an HIV component to it.
	And we were suspicious about that.
	But now...
	I'm not a doctor, I'm not a scientist, but we have lots of people who are producers.
	Listen to what the report says about what this mRNA drug does to combat HIV. Neutralizing antibodies.
	Would it neutralize possibly some other bad crap that you had previously?
	You know what I mean?
	Could this be like an anecdote for people who are getting pretty sick from some adverse reaction?
	Nah, probably not.
	It's just another money scam.
	You know, who knows what they're up to.
	Sorry, I was away from the mic.
	I had to get a battery mic.
	Hey, are you on the same mic as Sunday?
	Thursday?
	You sound better.
	You sound better for some reason.
	Well, it could be a lot of things.
	Yeah.
	Maybe you're just better.
	It's working.
	It's working for you.
	I'm better.
	It's working for you.
	Okay.
	By the way, I do have a new mouse.
	Oh, good.
	Good, good, good.
	And the thing is, like right now I'm changing the batteries and the keyboard because I won't be able to do anything without the keyboard.
	It's always like that, isn't it?
	And the mouse has a battery in it that you can recharge as you go along.
	Oh, I'm so happy.
	That makes you able to do the show while it's charging.
	That's good.
	Oh, I should have played this in context of the testing.
	And another thing we've been tracking, and now the CDC is ramping up this procedure.
	Dr.
	Ian Pepper, thank you so much for joining us.
	We really appreciate you coming to talk to us.
	Please explain how wastewater testing works and how you were able to trace it back to specific students in their location on campus.
	Well, particularly in light of the report that we just read that, oh, those tests won't work.
	So forget those.
	Don't worry, we got you covered.
	We're checking your poop.
	Well, the concept of wastewater-based epidemiology is quite simple, actually.
	It relies on testing the wastewater from a given community for the virus, and this answers the question, is the virus in the defined community?
	If the answer is yes, the concentration of the virus gives an indication of the severity of the outbreak.
	It's an extremely sensitive test, and in fact, you can detect one infection in 10,000.
	There are some other critical advantages.
	One is that with one test, we can get an idea of the prevalence of the virus in a home community, which in this case is a specific student dorm.
	Secondly, the virus concentration is a reflection of the total virus load in the community, including infected individuals with or without symptoms.
	And here it comes.
	And thirdly, it's a leading indicator because when someone gets infected by the virus, They immediately start shedding the virus up to seven days prior to visible symptoms.
	So that's what it's going to be.
	We want to lock down this apartment building.
	We've got to close down this block.
	You have to stay in home shelter in place.
	We have seven days to find out exactly who the culprit is, who is the seething infected human resource that we need to go after.
	Hey, by the way, the troll room can't decide.
	Are you either cutting up your cocaine or are you building a birdhouse?
	Because you were doing something during that clip that we couldn't place.
	I'm putting the batteries back in.
	Oh, okay.
	I was like, what is that sound?
	Well, the problem is that it doesn't seem to have any effect, these new batteries.
	So I've been taking them out and spinning them and doing the stuff you do with batteries.
	Spinning them.
	Yeah, we all do that.
	Men do that.
	Hey, man, it's low.
	We don't go and get the new batteries from downstairs.
	I got new batteries.
	That's the problem.
	We just spin the old ones.
	I love the old spin.
	Well, we did that.
	I did that already.
	Well, so now the question is, what do you do in a case like this morning when Austin, Texas awoke?
	Of course, we're out here in the hill country.
	I've been through this, I think, three, maybe four times in Austin.
	They got a problem down there, over there.
	Yes, there.
	Breaking news tonight.
	Austin water users, you'll have to boil your water for the foreseeable future.
	Oh, this happens all the time.
	All the time.
	All the time.
	But listen to it.
	Listen to what's going on.
	Breaking news tonight.
	Austin Water users, you'll have to boil your water for the foreseeable future.
	Austin Water says there's been an issue at its Ulrich treatment plant.
	Yeah, Jennifer, this is impacting all city of Austin residents and also some people in parts of unincorporated parts of Travis County.
	We're talking over a million people here.
	Now, Austin Water told us moments ago there's been an internal issue with its treatment processes causing high turbidity levels.
	One of the processes is clarification, our treatment basins, and we had a treatment upset event there that led to a turbidity spike.
	We're still evaluating what caused that.
	Again, this wasn't from the river water itself.
	It was not electrical.
	This was some kind of operational upset that we're going to work to try to understand what happened.
	They don't even know what happened.
	Turbidity is basically shit in your water.
	It's like, well, mud or God knows what it is.
	And these people are going to test our water for poop?
	That's a good one.
	Wow, that's a roundabout.
	It's like a shaggy dog you just did.
	And that's just talent.
	I didn't plan it.
	That's just how I wake up in the morning.
	You're a natural.
	Oh, there is some panic.
	There's some real panic.
	And of course, we cannot blame this on the vaccine.
	You cannot blame strokes and heart attacks on the vaccine.
	It's debunked.
	That's clearly from the Freedom Party in Austria.
	Too bad for the Democrat Party who wants to confirm Maxine Waters for Supreme Court justice.
	New Mexico Democratic Senator Ben Ray Lujan has been hospitalized after suffering a stroke.
	He's expected to fully recover, but with Democrats' slim Senate majority, and Pierre's Giles Snyder reports it's not clear when he'll be able to return.
	Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says he's hoping for a quick and full recovery for Senator Lujan.
	We look forward to his quick return to the Senate, and I believe the Senate will be able to carry forward with his business.
	Lujan's chief of staff posted a statement on Twitter saying the 49-year-old suffered the stroke last week and has been hospitalized in Albuquerque, where he underwent surgery to reduce swelling.
	With Lujan recovering, the Senate Commerce Committee has had to postpone Wednesday votes on a few of President Biden's nominees, and even bigger votes are coming up, including one on Biden's eventual Supreme Court nominee.
	Yeah, that's a bummer.
	That's a bummer for them, huh?
	It's like, who told them to get the, we all got the placebo, you idiot!
	Why did you go and take the Moderna?
	Yeah, I, yeah.
	They gotta keep every single senator alive to move any kind of agenda, the Supreme Court or build back better or what.
	They've gotta keep them all alive now.
	And there's some people, we're pretty old.
	Well, it doesn't, I mean, they've already, being 49 to 50 at the moment because of the guy and his stroke, it really screws them over.
	Oh, yeah.
	I mean, Kamala Harris can't even vote to make it 50-50.
	That's right.
	Because she can only vote when it's a perfect tie.
	When it's a tie, yeah.
	So then they have to go and kill a Republican.
	Let's get a dead pool.
	Let's see, who should we kill?
	I can tell you.
	Yeah?
	I think they should get rid of Lindsey Graham.
	Oh, that guy's just a creep.
	I mean, you saw this, yeah.
	He's just a, I mean, he was always McCain's best buddy for as long as he could, and then he was Trump's pal.
	Yeah, he's a fair-weather friend.
	What was his online name again?
	Lady G. Lady G, remember?
	On the dating app.
	Lady G! Yeah, well, Lady G, that's something interesting.
	Lady G, what I read about him, is they want to bring back the earn it bill.
	And Lady G introduced this, reintroduced this.
	That's the bill that would...
	Force companies to scan all messages and files against the hash table to see if it's a foreboding image or a foreboding message, but certainly attachments, which of course would be great for memes, you know, that kind of stuff.
	Yeah.
	Stop the memes.
	Yeah, so he's right there on the cusp, reintroducing that bill.
	Even Apple balked at that.
	No, that's not true.
	They were like, yeah, let's do it.
	And then they saw the pushback.
	Maybe not.
	I've got a bunch of batteries all over the place that are probably still good.
	Yeah, you should put them in a plastic bag and never use them like I do.
	I have a battery tester.
	Oh, you have a tester?
	Okay.
	That's another thing.
	Where's my battery tester?
	Go get another battery tester.
	The battery testers that I have are probably sitting with a lot of the USB cables, the square ones, the old ones, along with single socks.
	I mean, I don't know where they all go.
	Banyan had a very interesting dude on his podcast the other day.
	Edward Dowd.
	That name sounds familiar.
	Well, here's an intro where he explains who he is.
	I've looked it up.
	He's the real deal.
	I started my career after going to Notre Dame at HSBC Securities in Chicago.
	Selling fixed income securities, treasuries, mortgage backs, all sorts of different types of things.
	So I learned the capital markets at a very young age, specifically the credit markets.
	Went back to business school, wanted to get into equities.
	Ended up at DLJ for two years in equity research.
	Doing electric utilities where, you know, I witnessed the dot-com boom and some malfeasance that went on all over the place.
	Then I moved up to Boston where I joined Independence Investments as a PEC investor, PEC analyst.
	I was one of the outspoken ones saying this is a bubble and things are going to end poorly.
	And because of that and being early, I was able to leverage that into a job at BlackRock, As a portfolio manager in 2002, and I worked there for 10 years until 2012 running a large cap growth portfolio.
	We took the product from $2 billion to $14 billion because our track record was excellent.
	So I've seen three Three, what I call three frauds.
	The corporate fraud of the dot-com boom, the bank fraud of the great financial recession, and I believe the fraud has moved down to central banks and governments because that's the nature of our monetary system.
	You have to constantly create credit to keep this thing going.
	Okay, so I think the DLJ, DLJ Piper probably and BlackRock qualify him as at least having a qualified opinion whether he's right or not remains to be seen.
	But, of course, it's very much along the lines of what me, the dumb VJ, is seeing, and he has a nice little twist to it, as he believes, and he's a credit market expert, that things are at the end.
	From a global macro perspective, I believe the global debt bubble is at its peak, and it's becoming apparent, given what's going on across the globe, that We're at the end.
	And due to that fact, we're going to see lots of crazy things in the financial markets.
	I think we're going to see the credit markets become unhinged, the equity markets become unhinged.
	You know, the Fed got a reprieve from COVID when they were able to, you know, the cover of COVID print.
	65% more money to keep this thing afloat, but we're at the end days here.
	And a lot of what you're seeing in the response from global governments is what I believe is setting up a system to, you know, under the guise of medical tyranny, to prevent the riots that are going to ensue once this thing all unwinds.
	That's my personal belief, and I watch when people do know what they say.
	Then I also have a thesis as to what is going on at Pfizer and Moderna and how those companies are probably fraudulent and these vaccines were pushed through and I think the clinical trial data is fraud.
	I really like his idea that this medical lockdowns, etc., is meant to train us for the riots that are coming when the financial markets lock down.
	What was interesting, and I don't have anything else clipped, but he talked specifically about how the FDA and Pfizer and Moderna and Johnson& Johnson, that's very analogous to the Enron scandal, where you have the people who are supposed to be watching the store, they're a part of the scam.
	And I think we can assume that there's real problems with the FDA, since at least half of their funding comes from the very people they're supposed to oversee and those revolving doors.
	But what he says, he believes that the trial data is fraudulent, and of course Pfizer was fighting in court to not have to release that trial data for 75 years.
	It is a little suspicious.
	And so I looked at, now there's a release schedule.
	And based on his theory, you know, I think Pfizer has to release like 20,000 pages a month for the first two months and then there's three months where they have to do 50,000 pages a month and then they get a much longer period to do the rest.
	I'm thinking this is time so people can get ready if his assertion comes true.
	So maybe two months?
	Yeah, maybe April?
	Maybe then it all fits in.
	It fits in with your timeline.
	It fits in with the 1919 analog, and it could get rough.
	Well, it doesn't fit in with my timeline at all, and it actually doesn't fit in with yours.
	What do you mean?
	April?
	No, that's when this all ends.
	Yeah, but my timeline also has a boom, a stock market boom occurring.
	In the 20s.
	The roaring 20s.
	Yeah, but it starts immediately after this thing shuts down.
	It doesn't have a dip.
	Well, of course.
	We go straight up and it goes for the next 10 years, almost 10 years before it crashes with a small blip in between, which is analogous to the 1923 panic.
	And so I don't see what he's talking about.
	Hold on.
	You hear this a lot.
	This is a doomsday guy.
	There's plenty of them out there.
	Hey, the 1923 panic?
	Explain what happened then.
	We had a panic.
	It was one of those short-term depressions.
	How long did it last?
	Nine months, maybe.
	Well, that would be a better timeline.
	We...
	So we come out of this, we get a roaring, everything's roaring for some reason, everything works, supply chains work, everything comes back, there's no inflation, but we're roaring, and then 2023, then it all really falls apart.
	No, no, 2023 is the analogous thing.
	We're offset.
	So 2022 represents 1919.
	Right.
	So the 23 panic would occur five years after.
	It would be five years from now.
	So it would be 2027.
	If you want to do the overlay properly.
	We're not going to be doing this show, by the way.
	The panic of 23 was not...
	You had 1919 represents 2022, so you have to move everything.
	2027?
	That's almost when I plan to retire.
	Well, you better get ready.
	It's only a short-lived one.
	It's the 29 crash that's the problem, and that takes place another seven years, eight years, five, six, seven, eight years later.
	I just wanted to let you know that I'm retiring at block height one million.
	I think it's 2027.
	May.
	Okay.
	That sounds good.
	Yeah, because I don't want to live through another thing with you on that.
	It's horrible.
	We'll just be horrible men to listen to.
	Wah, wah, wah, wah, wah, wah.
	John's like, oh, I finally got a date out of Adam when we stopped.
	It's 2027.
	2027.
	I marked it down.
	They're saying that all hell is going to break loose and you're going to need a Bitcoin.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage to say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the surge and contain.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to Mr.
	John C. Devorak.
	In the morning to you, Mr.
	Adam Curry.
	Also in the morning, all the ships and sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, the names and the knights out there.
	And, you know, I'm always looking at the artificial intelligence.
	I've kind of just left it to its own devices for the transcripts from this show, and I'm always curious what it comes up with.
	We had a new one for you from the artificial intelligence that is so genius is going to run the world.
	John C? John C? Well, it was John C. No, you are now Jesse Tavares.
	What?
	I don't know how we came up with that.
	But if you go to the transcript for 1422, it's like, I'm Jesse Tavares.
	I have no idea.
	That's AI. That's going to fly your plane and it's going to drive your car.
	Yeah, into a wall.
	In the morning to the troll room.
	Oh, you already have an account now, I think, in the troll room.
	And you're getting karma.
	Jesse Tavares is trending.
	Make him trend on Twitter, everybody.
	All right, Trolls, let's see how many there are.
	Put your hands up there.
	Oh, they're stirring around as usual.
	Bam!
	2809.
	Is that an even height?
	No, that's close to our previous record from two weeks ago.
	Where's the post-it note?
	No.
	Come on, man.
	We do this twice a week.
	My little stickers.
	Stickers.
	2809?
	Yeah.
	That's the new record.
	Woo-hoo!
	Well...
	I expect it to be at least 2,810 by Thursday.
	The old record is 2,785.
	Fantastic.
	I'm sticking this sticker over that, having read it.
	Good.
	Now, do you put the date on that?
	Might as well put the date on it.
	And is it next to your password posted, or is it just in a separate spot?
	I'm not putting a date on anything.
	Okay.
	Way to go, archivist.
	I'll put the date on the next one because the next one will be the final record.
	That'll be the final record, okay.
	You can join the trolls at the troll room, trollroom.io.
	It's pretty interesting.
	You sit there, you listen to the live stream, and we have a lot more than just this show on the No Agenda stream, noagendastream.com, and feel free to troll around.
	It's pretty much open to just troll.
	You can even probably get a handle as Jesse Tavares.
	Troll, troll like that.
	Or you can participate in a really good way of conversing for your conversational intercourse by following us on the Mastodon through the Fediverse.
	And again, we used to be blocked by them, but I see a lot of people on mastodon.social showing up on our timeline and participating in...
	But that doesn't...
	Could they still follow us and still be blocked?
	That's possible, but I thought it was completely blocked.
	At one point, I think, I'm pretty sure, you could not get to anything.
	Well, they can.
	They can block us from getting there, but I don't know if they were blocking individuals from following.
	But it doesn't matter.
	This is what you want to see.
	And by the way, where's Trump's thing?
	Where's that truth thing?
	Where is that thing?
	It's being done by the guys who put the $50 million website together during the Trump administration.
	Because that was supposed to be a Mastodon-based server connecting to the Fediverse, hopefully.
	We'll see.
	But in the meantime, follow Adam at...
	Can you imagine...
	Stop for a second.
	Can you imagine Trump being your boss over this, you're trying to set this thing up?
	And the kind of questions he'd ask and what he'd wonder about and what you could do.
	And you'd probably be, you know, yeah, yeah, yes sir, yeah, yeah, we can do that.
	And then he'd be asking for crazy shit you can't do.
	My hunch is that a version of that has happened and that he looked at this and went, it's shit.
	I don't want this.
	And so they're scrambling to rebuild something.
	That's my guess.
	Exactly what you said there.
	You want something that is not part of...
	In other words, he won't bend to what...
	This is a problem with people that aren't technologists or they haven't been brought up with this particular technology.
	We're talking about the personal computer revolution.
	They don't know that you have to bend to its whims As opposed to making it do what you want.
	Well, also, I think the problem is that he's expecting algos.
	And, of course, there's no algo in the Mastodon Fetiverse, at least not that I'm aware of.
	I don't think any instance has any type of algorithm.
	And that's not how he operates.
	He needs the algos to pump him to the top, no matter where he is.
	That may be the problem.
	That may be the problem.
	It could be.
	There's a problem, though, you can tell.
	You can also follow John John C. Dvorak at NoAgendaSocial.com.
	We look forward to seeing you there.
	And let us thank the artist for episode 1422.
	Hold on a second.
	Let me bring it up here.
	I already told you that we titled that Honk Honk.
	And got away with murder, apparently.
	Now this was a, I think we were pretty, pretty much both on board with this one.
	This is the Spotify, which I think we both agreed it was too bad that it looked a little bit like a bee.
	For it to be Spotify, but it was Nessworks who did this art.
	And it was just...
	It was the right one.
	I think we both agreed when we saw it.
	Hello?
	You've muted yourself.
	That's illegal in 24 states.
	Oh.
	Okay, here's what...
	I did mute myself, but I didn't do it through the normal channels.
	I did it on this app, which now...
	I guess I was...
	Okay, here's what was going on.
	This new mouse...
	What were you doing that had nothing to do with the show?
	No.
	This new mouse, yes.
	The new mouse, it goes, it sleeps because it's got a battery built in.
	They don't want to run out the battery.
	So you have to click on it to wake it up.
	Oh, that's annoying.
	Yes, it's very annoying, but it's something you can get used to.
	I can see getting used to it.
	But what happened was because I'd moved some stuff around on the screen, the arrow was on top of the...
	Oh, you clicked to aliven it and you clicked right on the mute button.
	Right on the mute button.
	Yeah.
	By accident.
	Okay.
	So I apologize to everyone who was confused.
	That's fine.
	Back to the...
	Yes, so the piece of art that we chose, which I think we were both...
	It stood out.
	It was popped.
	Yeah.
	Poppy.
	Despite it being a bee more than a fly.
	It looked more like a bee to me, and it even has a little stinger.
	Yeah.
	Does it have a stinger?
	I didn't even see if it had a stinger, did it?
	Take a look.
	It's got a little bitty stinger, it looks like.
	Are you sure that's a stinger you see?
	Well, it's a turd maybe coming out the fly's butt, but I see it as a stinger.
	Yeah.
	Hmm.
	Well, maybe that was a subtle message by Nessworks.
	The one that cracked me up, I actually literally laughed, was the Jen Psaki.
	Chucky.
	It's Chucky wearing that blue dress, that Dayglo blue dress she wears.
	And I don't know why, when I saw it, I just cracked up.
	Now, why did we not choose that one over the Spotify?
	I think you've vetoed it, and neither one of us won.
	It's an ugly image, and one of the rules...
	One of the rules, can't have ugly on the...
	Ugly is not allowed.
	Yeah, ugly is just too creepy.
	Capitalist Agenda had a kind of cute deer hunter with the John Deere logo, but its arrow is way too small for the album art.
	What else did we see?
	Yeah, I think we like that one.
	Lots of other Spotify things.
	Good efforts.
	Mega violence.
	The air horn.
	You like Darren O'Neill's air horn.
	Darren always has good fallback stuff.
	If you can't find anything that's good, boom.
	But we all know why we didn't choose him.
	Yeah, because you hate Darren.
	Yeah, that's exactly it.
	Oh, I also like the picture of Trudeau holding his ears.
	I thought that was a cute picture.
	That was done by spook number Dirty Three.
	Well, with Jen Psaki's gaffe and calling it Spotify and then having a nice little padlock on there, I just think it was perfect.
	It was really good.
	Yeah, it was good.
	A lot of people have probably seen this on their timelines, but there's something called Podcasting 2.0.
	Now you can use it for stuff like this.
	So you can see the images, and we have 15 different features, and the podcast updates within 60 seconds of publishing, and it kind of can't go away.
	We've decentralized all that.
	And everyone's like, oh, Adam, you just call Joe.
	Get him on Podcasting 2.0.
	And I love everyone's enthusiasm, but I don't think that's exactly how it's going to go down.
	But you can try by leaving your legacy app that has none of these cool features and all of the deplatforming and trying a new podcast app at newpodcastapps.com.
	Protect, preserve, and extend podcasting.
	And podcasting 2.0 is safe and effective.
	It is, and it's recommended by 9 out of 10 podcasters, all of whom are not on Spotify.
	Let's thank our executive producers for episode 1423.
	We kick it off with Zach Welch in Burien, Washington, who comes in with $411 as our top executive producer for today.
	I don't see a note from Zach.
	There's no note from Zach, and Zach also is the guy who donated twice the last show.
	Well, he's just in love with us.
	So I don't know if he's trying to get a message through or what's going on, but he came in with 411.
	We appreciate that.
	And you're the top supporter for today's broadcast.
	Not big numbers today, because I think it has to do with the big freeze.
	Could be.
	Half the East Coast is wiped out.
	I don't think they can even get online.
	They can't hit the PayPal.
	Yeah.
	It's kind of funny that as bad as it was with this weather and the outages, that we have the record-breaking number of people in the chat room.
	It makes no sense.
	Who knows?
	Who knows?
	It's just as weird as athletes dying of heart attacks.
	I don't know what's going on.
	Lai Chow is in Daly City, California.
	333.33 show day on my birthday, so I get myself a birthday gift of executive producer.
	Accounting to follow for some knighting and such.
	Jingle request.
	Ooh.
	I'm sorry.
	I didn't see these.
	Camel of freedom.
	Yes.
	Huntsman.
	Which I used to be able to say.
	Huntsman.
	I'm sorry.
	I got all the other jingles.
	I missed these somehow in the note.
	And what else does he want?
	And the mother and daughter.
	It's true.
	Attached is accounting to claim baron of Southeast Asia since no one has claimed it yet.
	Is that true?
	We have no one for Southeast Asia?
	Yeah, that's absolutely true.
	Huh.
	I think we have people in the region.
	Okay, well that's...
	Well, not that.
	Southeast Asia, you know, we consider to be Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, that kind of area.
	Well, he was born in Burma, and I'm happy that you say Burma and not the globalist Myanmar.
	And his girlfriend is Vietnamese.
	Send us a report on what's happening in Burma if you still have people there.
	Please help me dedouche and knight me as King Mandalay.
	Okay, well, let's dedouche you first.
	You've been dedouched.
	And also help dame my girlfriend Sophie as Dame of Saigon.
	So it's a doubleheader today, a title upgrade and a dame on the podium.
	Anyways, thanks, guys, he says, and that's from Lai.
	We thank you.
	Thank you.
	And here's your jingle.
	That's true.
	Somehow I think the people in Southeast Asia are cracking up over that.
	I don't remember what Huntsman said.
	What was that?
	I don't remember what it meant.
	I think it was in the morning.
	Doubtful.
	Doubtful.
	Justin Varner's next on the list from Richmond, Virginia at $333.
	And he writes, Hello, John and Adam.
	I'd like to request a dedouching.
	No, that's not what he's asking for.
	Oh, that's right.
	He says, I request a douchebag.
	Call out for my freeloading friend, Bill.
	Douchebag!
	Bill introduced me to this show 10 years ago, but has yet to donate.
	Ugh!
	That's got to hurt when you get called out like that.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Thank you for spending countless hours doing the things that no one else will do.
	It's not that they can't do it.
	They just don't want to.
	I did an interview with Tom Woods again.
	I was on Tom Woods' podcast.
	They actually brought in some listeners.
	No, no.
	Tom Woods' listeners, they're a big overlap with our tribes.
	What was interesting, he said, I really love the No Agenda show.
	He said, I really, really love listening to you guys do the clips, but I hate...
	He said, I could never do that.
	I could not sit through that crap to get the clips.
	That's like, welcome to my life, Tom.
	Thomas.
	Anonymous.
	Yeah, I understand what he means.
	Yeah, I get it.
	Do I? Anonymous from Zagreb.
	Zagreb is Hungary?
	Croatia.
	Croatia.
	It's usually pronounced Zagreb.
	Well, that depends if you come from the old country or not.
	Yeah, I agree.
	33333, keep me anonymous and keep it up, you beautiful bastards.
	No jingles, just a steaming pile of travel karma to evade the oppressive UK entry regime.
	Boots on the ground report once I'm back.
	Well, you bet.
	Let us know.
	You've got karma.
	Baron of Old Bay in Wilmington, Delaware.
	333.33.
	From the office of the Baron of Old Bay, with the Baron's birthday on February 8th, all gifts from producers with the Old Bay Protectorate should be given to the best podcast in the universe instead of to the Baron.
	Cake and ice cream at the round table.
	I like that.
	He's commanding his people.
	Yeah, good man.
	Shawna Benson is Black Dame Loka of the Lost Pines in Smithville, Texas.
	Not quite up the road, but not far.
	333.33.
	Not mentioned in the discussion of our lazy youth.
	Mainstream media!
	The Simple Life!
	Our media embraces these people who are, for the most part, not very intelligent.
	So you don't have to be smart.
	Don't study.
	They never show the work that has to be done to achieve anything, so just don't work.
	Everyone thinks this is how life should be.
	Privilege!
	No one shows the work that has been done to achieve that kind of wealth.
	They just glamorize the worthless children.
	Sad.
	From Dame Black Loka.
	I think I know what she's saying.
	Well, let me say something about...
	I have a Tucker Carlson clip, by the way, today.
	It's just a warning, forewarning.
	Hurtful.
	So I'm watching the show and they added a segment...
	Some sort of a quiz.
	Oh, that quiz is back?
	Yeah.
	And so they asked the simplest questions about news items, and nobody could get them.
	It's quite amazing.
	Bless you.
	Do you want to play that now, since we're talking about it?
	The clip I have about Tucker Carlson is, I think, a...
	It's got nothing to do with the stupid news quiz, but the news quiz I will mention is that they're the ones who brought up the thing.
	Who was Justin Trudeau possibly the son of?
	And it was a three-parter.
	Was it Gaddafi, Fidel Castro, or Martin Luther King?
	You know, three things like that.
	And nobody could get it.
	They got it wrong.
	Ha ha!
	Wow.
	Well, that's because that's the only things that podcasters know, John.
	And it was Janine Pirro and some other guy who seemed smarter than she was.
	I think if I were to advise Fox, they've got to dial back the Judge Janine.
	She's great in little doses.
	She comes in.
	She's a firecracker.
	She's funny.
	She's a little nutty.
	Not every day.
	I think they've got her on the five full-time now.
	Yeah, you might be right.
	Hey, I'm just calling it as a professional.
	Jody Atkinson's next on the list, 33333, and she's been Park City, Utah, Skiesville.
	I love both of your voices, but can you please read this one, John?
	I want to hear you say ginormous on the air.
	I know how much you like this word.
	ITM, Adam and John, thank you for saving my life.
	I've been listening since March 2021 when my sister, Jill Price, hit me in the mouth.
	Her 48th birthday is today, February 6th, so I wanted to wish her a happy birthday and get de-douched at the same time.
	You've been de-douched.
	I haven't missed an episode since I started listening to while skiing with my dog.
	Cool!
	I've always marveled at people who have a dog that goes skiing with them.
	Yeah, Park City, Utah is a skis bill.
	It's a step above the Dutch where the dog is running alongside the bike as they're biking, which I've also thought is always fascinating.
	Yeah.
	Despite living in the great state of Utah, surrounded by majestic scenery, I live in a county of limousine liberals with ginormous amygdala.
	Because of you, my dog, my two amazing human resources, and a few sane friends and family, I am a COVID survivor.
	I keep up the great work.
	Lives depend on it.
	So she's having me say ginormous because it's one of these, this is Rachel Maddow's favorite way of expressing volume.
	Do you think Rachel and her ginormous head, you know, she's out because she's on hiatus.
	Do you think people are just, they want to get out of the business because it's all going to come crumbling down, particularly CNN and MSNBC? Maybe Zucker was even like, I better get out of here.
	I'll just use any excuse to get out.
	It's going to get bad.
	Well, I think it's going to get bad, but I don't think MSNBC is necessarily going to be part of the takedown.
	Hmm.
	They deserve it.
	No, they totally deserve it.
	Once CNN is straightened out and they actually have reasonable ratings, they should be able to surpass the numbers over at MSNBC who have been beating them.
	Oh, yeah.
	By vice.
	By nothing.
	More people listen to our show than any given minute of CNN during the day.
	Probably true.
	Jennifer Schurter is from Canby, Oregon.
	3333.
	Executive producer ship for her.
	And I'm a Roganite, she says.
	First donation, please de-douche.
	You've been de-douche.
	I just love you guys.
	I'm jacked and jitty to make my first and definitely not last donation.
	I would also love to extend my talent and time as a realtor to help those Gitmo Nation friends in the Portland metro area looking to buy, sell, or invest in real estate.
	Email Jennifer at highpeaksreg.com.
	I need more treasure to be able to spread the wealth to no agenda.
	No sad beagles if I can help.
	If I can help it.
	P.S. My 10-year-old son Jackson and I listen together and he loves you too.
	Hello Jackson.
	Love is it.
	Jennifer Schurter.
	Canby, Oregon.
	We need to get her on No Agenda Social.
	That's the kind of people you want.
	We need a real estate person there for people in Portland.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Thank you so much.
	And there's definitely producers.
	You need to go to a meetup, Jennifer.
	We've got meetups there.
	And we've got Millennial Mel is back in Portland, too.
	Yeah, she'll be there probably putting a meetup on, and then she'll be gone.
	Khalil Salmon in Houston, Texas, 333 even.
	The downfall of the woke.
	The recent attack on Rogan marks the downfall of the woke.
	Everyone knows that Rogan is not a racist.
	With his reach and following, this attack has exposed the evil ways of the woke.
	The use of woke as weapon to attack those that do not fall in line.
	The attack on Rogan was such a blatant example of this weapon with the proof of who Rogan really is everywhere.
	The woke are dead.
	Al Sharpton jingle, there's no real conflict.
	There's no real conflict!
	Man, I feel bad for Joe and his family right now.
	That's such a pain in the ass.
	Imagine his kids, his daughters at school, everyone's looking at you.
	This is horrible.
	They're going to peg him.
	It's like the mouse.
	He's always going to be a racist.
	He's always going to be the guy that said the N-word.
	A million times.
	You know, I was talking to Mo and he says, he thinks that even the whoopee thing may be a part of this.
	You know, Whoopi, Whoopi got something wrong.
	She apologized.
	She still got suspended.
	The knives are out.
	Why would Whoopi be a target?
	No, no.
	Whoopi would be a part of it.
	Oh.
	Yeah, it could be.
	Most conspiratorial, but I always pause and listen.
	He's got some good ones.
	Definitely ones that you don't hear every day.
	Sir23, Night of the Electric Ocean from Buxton, Derbyshire in the UK. Great Britain, to be precise.
	223.23.
	Nice one.
	Anonymous, okay, refer to me as Sir 23, Knights of the Electric Ocean.
	No jingles, just karma.
	Thank you very much.
	Of course we can do that for you.
	Thank you very much.
	Over there in the Electric Ocean.
	You've got karma.
	Richard Garrett in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada, just outside of Toronto.
	222.22.
	It's a bedroom community.
	And he writes, F. What?
	Just says F. F? Well, F you too, Richard.
	Thank you.
	F to you.
	F to you.
	I hope that, well, if you had more to that note, please follow up with us.
	Yeah, let us know.
	We'll be glad to read it.
	Row of ducks for Miss Lee from Ann Arbor, Michigan, 222.22.
	Thank you for your courage, she writes, and thanks to no agenda.
	I kicked ass when I got noodle gunned some months ago.
	Thank you, guys.
	Hey, sir, Nate, the nuclear night of the BRV. Love, you mean it.
	Classic jobs and goat, please.
	No, that's some code for you.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs.
	Karma.
	Nancy Chartavoyne in Centennial, Colorado, row of ducks.
	Hi, guys.
	Love you.
	Thank you for your courage, and I'll let you do.
	Thank you, Nancy.
	Chris Bailey is in Elrod, Alabama.
	More ducks, 222.22.
	On the first anniversary of my...
	Oh, these are geese, by the way.
	This week is geese.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	It is geese.
	The Canadian geese.
	You're right.
	Yeah.
	Ah, shoot.
	That was my mistake.
	I was going to have a geese sound effect.
	And we failed miserably.
	See?
	We planned something.
	There you go.
	On the first anniversary, this is Chris Bailey, of my first executive producer credit, this donation brings me to knighthood.
	Um, please knight me Sir Christopher, knight of the Sipsy Valley.
	I'll have the standard fare at the round table.
	Can I get a biscuit for my birthday February 8th and a goat karma for all of us?
	Love is lit, Sir Christopher.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	We'll see you at the round table.
	You've got karma.
	Matthew Scarpatti in Wilmington, North Carolina, 205-19.
	Happy meat-aversary to my girlfriend, Emily Dadman.
	Another man who got wrapped up in the meat-aversary thing that women like to do to us.
	Kiss-aversary, first date-aversary, hand-hold-aversary, first touch-aversary, kiss-aversary.
	February 5th marks three years together, full of growth, love, and no agenda.
	Ah, that's nuts.
	$100 for me, the rest for Emily, on our quest to dame and knighthood.
	Please dedouche us both.
	And baby-making karma, please.
	Oh, that's more than just a meat-aversary.
	You've been dedouched.
	That is the dedouching for Matthew.
	You've been dedouched.
	And there it is for Emily.
	Well, of course, if you want baby-making karma, we need to go!
	You've got...
	Thank you, Matthew.
	And our last Associate Executive Producer is Patrick Masterson.
	Masterson from West Lorne, Ontario, Scandinavia.
	$200, which is Scandinavian, but we honor that.
	And I see no note from Patrick.
	No.
	I don't have one.
	Well, Patrick, send it to us if you want us to follow up.
	And those are executive and associate executive producers for episode 1423.
	We appreciate everyone who supported us.
	And yeah, you're right.
	It's not quite what it usually is.
	But yeah, maybe it's the weather.
	Maybe it's, I don't know, the economy that's not melting down.
	We'll just have to see.
	If you're doing fine, then please support us because we'll need all the help we can get.
	Become an executive producer or associate executive producer of the No Agenda show.
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	Thank you for your time, your talent, and your treasure for producing the best podcast in the universe.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Order. Order.
	Shut up, Slade.
	Shut up, Slade.
	I didn't clip it, but you know what's really annoying?
	My hate listen, the Kara Swisher and Scott Professor G, Prof G. So this Jamoke, I don't know where he got it from, but he keeps talking about young men giving their time, their talent, and their treasure for their career.
	He's like throwing this time, talent, treasure all the time, all of a sudden.
	Isn't that odd?
	I don't know.
	It's a term.
	Particularly for an atheist.
	It's from the Bible, no less.
	I don't know that.
	Is that true?
	Yeah, that's where I stole it from.
	I was reading through the Bible one night and said, hey, time, talent, and treasure.
	I'm going to take this.
	Nice phrase.
	Still from the best.
	Yes, of course.
	Yeah, for sure.
	Okay.
	Is that it?
	That's your grouse?
	Now you tease us for Kara Swisher.
	Okay, well, let me just...
	Two shout-outs then, two things to mention, and that'll put you in a better mood.
	First of all, Ashlyn Speed is racing today at the Circuit of the Americas over there in Austin.
	A whole No Agenda producer family.
	She kicks ass.
	And I wish I could have been there yesterday.
	That's the heartbreaker girl.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	And then for you, John, I have a recommendation.
	If you want to really see something weird, you've got to watch Pam and Tommy on, I think it's Netflix or Hulu, about Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee from Motley Crue.
	You have to watch it.
	It's weird.
	Do you remember they had that sex tape?
	Yeah, the sex tape.
	Tommy steering the boat with his ding-dong.
	Well, I never saw the sex tape, so I don't know what was in it.
	Dude, Tommy Lee, what the hell?
	Yeah, I heard that.
	So this is a story about how the tape got stolen, which is really interesting.
	Hmm.
	Yeah.
	A cast of thousands in there.
	Okay, now let's talk about something crappy.
	What do you got?
	We got Russia?
	Well, you've got a couple of interesting...
	Yeah, I do have Russia.
	We can go to Russia.
	Yeah, Russia would be interesting because...
	Well, let's do a back-ass word and start with the Russian bomber's story.
	Okie dokie.
	Russia has sent a pair of long-range nuclear-capable bombers on patrol of its ally, Belarus, amid spiraling tensions over Ukraine.
	NPR's Charles Mainz has one.
	Spiraling tensions?
	What does that even mean, NPR? Spiraling tensions?
	Have you ever heard this?
	Yeah, I've heard it.
	Spiraling tensions.
	I've heard it.
	Russia's defense ministry says the bombers were on test patrols with the Belarusian Air Force, the latest in a series of joint military exercises near the Ukrainian border that have the U.S. and Western allies fearing of an invasion.
	Meanwhile, in Russia's south, members of a Russian volunteer militia say upwards of 1,000 of its fighters have crossed into neighboring separatist territories in Ukraine's east, anticipating an incursion by Ukraine's army.
	Authorities in Kiev say they have no plans to attack, and the U.S. has repeatedly and publicly accused Russia of planning false flag operations to provide a pretext for Russian military action.
	The Kremlin has dismissed the U.S. claims as nonsense and hysteria.
	This is interesting.
	This guy said Kiev.
	He didn't say the Kiev.
	He didn't use the globalist term that's floating around.
	Yeah, I know.
	There's some reason for people using the two terms that we've concluded as some code.
	It's got to be.
	But we don't know.
	I don't think we've isolated really the code.
	I don't know what your clues are.
	We know that Victoria Noodleman says Kiev.
	Oh, yeah.
	I don't know what your clips are, but did you capture any of the Matt Lee with Ned Price about this very issue?
	No, that's your stuff.
	I got it.
	Okay.
	I do have this, though.
	My stuff's mostly background, so you have some good stuff afterwards.
	Let's do this four-part.
	This is about NATO and USSR by some dingbat on NPR that was...
	I don't know if she's a warmonger or what she's all about, but these are short clips.
	They're all pretty short.
	But let's start with clip one.
	We want to talk more about what's at the heart of the standoff between the U.S. and Russia.
	It's a tension that's existed for decades.
	How much influence should the West have in Eastern Europe?
	This tension centers on NATO because the powerful military alliance was formed after World War II in part to serve as protection against the former Soviet Union.
	Very breathy.
	I thought that was its only reason.
	Yeah, pretty much.
	But here's another one of these usage things I like to bitch about.
	Mm-hmm.
	It did not form to protect the Europeans against the former Soviet Union It formed to protect them against the Soviet Union Say again?
	She said that NATO in 1947, let's say it was about the time of its formation, was formed to protect Europe against the former Soviet Union.
	It wasn't formed to protect against the former Soviet Union.
	It was the Soviet Union, yeah.
	Yeah, at the time it wasn't the former Soviet Union.
	It was the Soviet Union.
	So what you do when you use former, it makes it sound as though it was formed to protect the Europeans against Russia.
	Good catch.
	It's a subtle thing.
	Good catch.
	Good catch.
	Do you have...
	Should I wait or should I just...
	No, I'll just give it to you now.
	That was good.
	Clip of the day.
	NPR, you lie.
	So these sorts of things are very annoying, and it's all propagandistic usages done to kind of influence the way you think, and I think it's sick.
	And it's not journalistic.
	There's no journalism there.
	There's no integrity.
	That's the real issue.
	Okay, let's go to part two.
	Notegrity.
	They got notegrity over there at NPR. So let's go from there and go to part two where she actually brings...
	You can see an attitude thing here when you hear this part.
	But since then, it has grown from 12 members to 30.
	And it's done so by going further east into Europe.
	Russian President Vladimir Putin sees the possibility of Ukraine joining the alliance as an existential threat because it borders his country and it would mean Ukraine would have increased military support.
	And that's what's brought us to this pivotal moment where U.S. troops are being deployed to help stave off an invasion of Ukraine.
	We wanted to learn more about this conflict around NATO and what's at stake as it tries to grow.
	So we've called retired Army Lieutenant General Douglas Lute.
	It's good to be with you.
	So you've worked in both diplomacy and defense.
	We know that President Biden has deployed thousands of troops to Europe to support NATO allies.
	Did you ever think the question of Ukraine's membership into NATO would get to this point?
	Well, we always knew that Ukraine's potential membership in NATO would be a sensitive topic.
	So all the way back when NATO leaders met in Bucharest at the Bucharest summit in 2008, there was a debate about the status of, in particular, Ukraine and Georgia and their aspiration to become members.
	Coming out of that summit 14 years ago, there was an agreement among NATO leaders that those two would one day become members of NATO, but they did not go further than that.
	And that's essentially where we are today.
	And neither of those states has been offered what's referred to as a membership action plan, which is the step by step process that actually leads to membership.
	So not long after you became ambassador to NATO, Russia first invaded, then annexed the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea.
	Could you just remind us, like, what was the U.S. and NATO response then?
	And why wasn't Ukraine made a NATO member then?
	Wow.
	Wow.
	Go ahead.
	I'm sorry.
	No, whatever you're going to say is fine, but...
	Why is she...
	What is this insistence on her part?
	Because of the emphasis, the way she says, then, then.
	Well, first of all, this was an interview that she probably did not even conduct.
	They chopped this all up and even went to the effort of trying to make it sound like a conversation by editing in him going, Hi!
	Did you catch that?
	How dumb that was?
	She didn't even do this interview.
	These questions, etc., was done after this interview, and that's why it's so punchy, and that's deliberate and dishonest.
	Maybe.
	I'm not going to argue that that's not a possibility.
	It's the way it used to be done all the time in audio.
	Sure.
	What's interesting, though, is...
	You used to get these transcriptions at the radio station, and the transcriptions are just a bunch of answers, and this was mocked by that show, that TV cartoon show about the Batman guy who was in a white outfit.
	There's a name.
	Everyone, half the chat room knows what I'm talking about.
	And what he would do, this cartoon, Something ghost.
	Space ghost.
	Space ghost coast to coast.
	Yeah, space ghost would take one of these transcriptions, and I think still it's a riotous idea, and ask different questions to the answers.
	Yeah, like Mad Libs.
	Yeah, and it was just hilarious to watch these.
	This was crazy.
	Anyway, let's go to...
	Well, hold on.
	I want to mention something.
	2008, Obama came into office.
	The first thing that happened, because we were doing the show.
	Georgia.
	Remember Russia?
	It was the whole...
	Yeah, the Georgia fraud.
	It was complete bull crap that Russia attacked Georgia, and they had that nutcase.
	Yeah, we had it all documented.
	We had the websites who were too slick, and all the rest of it.
	And you had that nutcase, Chakasvili, who was married to the Dutch woman, and he was eating his tie like a maniac.
	Remember that?
	Yeah.
	I do.
	He started stuffing his tie in his mouth.
	That was crazy times.
	Alright, click three.
	The initial response in 2014 with the seizing of Crimea, and as you say then, the seizing was followed by an illegal annexation.
	The West set up a set of sanctions, financial sanctions, sanctions on energy technology and so forth.
	And individual sanctions for those Russian leaders immediately involved with the annexation and the destabilization of Ukraine.
	And those sanctions were mirrored not only by the US, but by the European Union.
	And they remain in place today.
	Okay, but as briefly as you can, why wasn't Ukraine made a NATO member after the invasion?
	Is it in part because Ukraine wasn't deemed to be ready, or in part because it was deemed too sensitive and too provocative to Russia?
	No, it's first because Ukraine at that point did not apply for membership.
	So the Ukrainian aspiration, the Ukrainian desire to be a member has come and has waxed and waned, right?
	They've been...
	Ukrainian administrations that have taken it off the table and others who have aspired to membership.
	And also, it's not a quick process.
	It's an 18 to 24-month process after the alliance agrees to consider membership.
	And this is the key point.
	The alliance must agree at full consensus.
	So today, that would mean a vote of 30 to 0.
	To offer Ukraine membership.
	And neither in 2014 nor today do we have that kind of consensus inside the alliance.
	So the whole thing...
	That's good.
	This was the key clip.
	You don't have to play the next one, actually.
	It's optional.
	It doesn't really have much in it.
	But the whole idea about, you know, NATO and Ukraine and the fact that they're not going to get authority to nothing.
	You have to have a full 100% approval.
	And then it takes two years before you can even get in if you follow all the rules.
	It's bull crap.
	The whole NATO thing is a red herring.
	Yeah, and it seems to be more about cutting off all sources of energy for Europe and undersea cables in the, what is it, the Baltics?
	Is it the Baltic?
	No.
	It's all, yeah, the North Sea, I think.
	No, no, no, no, no.
	Oh, there's Baltic stuff, too.
	I'm sorry.
	Where Sweden is.
	That's not the Baltic.
	That's not the Baltic.
	Ugh!
	Anyway, look on the map.
	But the point is that this is a nonsense argument.
	You could tell by the way she was phrasing things.
	Why don't they do this?
	Why don't they do that?
	Why don't they do this?
	It's not even possible.
	You can't get 30 to nothing votes.
	Period.
	So a lot of this is a smokescreen for something else, which we've always suspected.
	Destabilization, I'm sure, is definitely part of it.
	Rebelization.
	Rebelization.
	Yes, the Baltic Sea.
	We were right, the Baltic Sea.
	That's where the action's taking place.
	But, you know, all these things, these color revolutions, and then we had to...
	And it was so weird in Georgia, because Georgia was really pro-America.
	Wasn't it George Bush International Airport?
	Still is.
	Still is, yeah.
	Yeah, and they have George Bush highways.
	Yeah.
	And statues of George Bush.
	Hmm, I wonder why.
	Could it have something to do with oil?
	I don't know.
	I want to hear your optional clip.
	This is dumb.
	It's good to listen to.
	This, again, is part of the demise of the M5M. At the Olympic opening ceremonies in Beijing, President Putin, Russian President Putin, and Chinese President Xi Jinping put a joint statement condemning the further expansion of NATO. According to the statement, both countries, quote, intend to counter interference by outside forces in the internal affairs of sovereign countries under any pretext.
	What do you make of that?
	It's quite ironic, right, that President Putin signs a statement declaring that they'll resist any attempt to influence the internal affairs of another state.
	He's already annexed a part of Ukraine and destabilized another part of Ukraine, and he's amassed more than 100,000 combat troops on the border with Ukraine.
	So that seems to me to fly directly in the face of the statement he just signed.
	These are all bots, man.
	They're just programmed to do one thing.
	Russia!
	Russia has now agreed to supply gas to China and pay in euro.
	Gee, we couldn't see that coming, could we?
	Bloomberg got caught in their screenshots.
	They had a headline.
	Yes, they had the headline, Russia invades Ukraine, live.
	It was up for 30 minutes.
	What the hell, people?
	You're slipping.
	You're slipping.
	Yeah, it was supposed to be on this day, not that day when you're supposed to post that, dummies.
	So, I don't know if we need to have a t-shirt made at noagendashop.com.
	But we have to let the world know that, as far as we can tell, the only actual journalist still left in Washington, D.C., is the ever-revered Matt Lee, who we have been following for, well, since we started the show, I think.
	Didn't he start with Obama and when they had Vicky, I think, was the spokesman?
	Yeah, we discovered him.
	He was the Defense Department, I think.
	No, always state.
	Always state.
	Okay, he was the State Department only.
	He never was in the White House stuff.
	No, you used to have to go to state.gov the day before the show just to find anything from Matt Lee because it wasn't really covered very well.
	He was the best.
	He still is.
	He still is the best.
	And, you know, we've Twittered back and forth.
	You know, if he ever comes to Texas, I'll buy him a beer.
	Maybe we need a T-shirt, you know, like Protected Species, Matt Lee.
	He definitely should not be, you know, looking at hot tubs or anything.
	Because he laid into Ned Price, former, quote, former CIA agent, who is now the spokeshole at State Department, who works, Vicky works for him now, Victoria Nuland.
	And he laid out this whole thing, indeed, and literally saying it looks like they're setting up to create a fake false flag.
	They have actors.
	It's going to be a video that's released, which is kind of funny because that's exactly what they blamed Benghazi on.
	Right.
	Or the Arab Spring.
	The Baron Spring.
	Arab Spring.
	Yeah.
	And we should mention, you know, or lament the disappearance of the Russian girl that used to be with RT, who used to always be in there harassing these people.
	Oh, Gyan Chikataya?
	Chika Chika Chika Chika.
	Yeah, her.
	What was her name again?
	Gyan something, what'd you say?
	Not Gyan, Gyan...
	It was something like that.
	Oh, I feel horrible now.
	She disappeared off the face of the earth.
	They got rid of her, didn't they?
	No, she had...
	I know she had a baby...
	And I think she gave up.
	Screw this bullcrap.
	She left the business.
	We had a jingle like Chick-Chick-Chick-Chickagaya.
	No one even knows.
	Trolls, I can't stall anymore.
	Anyway, so Matt Lee does pretty much what every No Agenda producer would do listening to this and say, well, hold on a second.
	You're just saying that.
	What's the proof?
	And this just went back and forth.
	I think there's so much to deconstruct of this one piece.
	The whole thing was much longer, but it was just unbelievable how frustrated Ned was getting.
	Guyenne.
	It was Guyenne.
	Guyenne.
	That's her name.
	There's some news articles that say, well, there's no proof, but they just slosh over it.
	It says, you know, you don't need proof.
	Just listen to me.
	I got proof enough.
	And there were some other gems in there.
	Have you seen the whole thing or just snippets?
	No, no, I'm waiting for it.
	Oh, okay.
	So you said actions such as these suggest otherwise, meaning they suggest they're not interested in talks and they're going to go ahead with some kind of...
	What action are you talking about?
	One, the actions I've just pointed to.
	What action?
	The fact that Russia continues to engage in disinformation.
	You made an allegation that they might do that.
	Have they actually done it?
	What we know, Matt, is what I've just said, that they have engaged in this activity, in this planning activity.
	But let me, because obviously this is not...
	By the way...
	He reminds me a little bit of you with that questioning, just FYI, and I like it.
	He's like, hold on, hold on, what activity?
	You made an allegation that they might do that.
	Have they actually done it?
	What we know, Matt, is what I have just said, that they have engaged in this activity, in this planning activity.
	But let me...
	Because obviously this is not the first time we've made these reports public.
	You'll remember that just a few weeks ago.
	I'm sorry.
	Made what report public?
	If you'll let me finish, I will tell you what report we made public.
	We told you a few weeks ago that we have information indicating Russia also has already prepositioned a group of operatives to conduct reports.
	A false flag operation in eastern Ukraine.
	So that, Matt, to your question, is an action that Russia has already taken.
	It's an action that you say that they have taken, but you have shown no evidence to confirm that.
	And I'm going to get to the next question here, which is, what is the evidence that they...
	I mean, this is like crisis actors, really?
	This is like Alex Jones territory you're getting into now.
	Which we've been remarking about.
	This false flag.
	That was a conspiracy theory.
	QAnon.
	No, now it's a thing.
	What evidence do you have to support the idea that there is some propaganda film in the making?
	Matt, this is derived from information known to the U.S. government, intelligence information that we have declassified.
	I think you know...
	Okay, well, where is it?
	Where is this information?
	It is intelligence information that we have declassified.
	Well, where is it?
	Where is the declassified information?
	I just delivered it.
	No, you made a series of allegations and statements.
	Would you like us to print out the topper?
	Because you will see a transcript of this briefing.
	You want us to print it out for you, bad boy?
	That you can print out for yourself.
	That's not evidence, Ned.
	That's you saying it.
	That's not evidence.
	I'm sorry.
	What would you like, Matt?
	I would like to see some proof that you can show that...
	Matt, you have been...
	That shows that the Russians are doing this.
	Ned, I've been doing this for a long time.
	I know, that was my point.
	You have been doing this for quite a while.
	You know that when we declassify intelligence information, we do so with an eye to protecting sources and methods.
	So it was a little...
	Ned talked over it, but he says, yeah, I remember WMDs in Iraq.
	I remember Kabul wasn't going to fall.
	That's fighting words, Matt.
	I remember a lot of things.
	So where is the declassified information other than you coming out here and saying?
	Matt, I'm sorry you don't like the format, but we have declassified it.
	It's not the format, it's the content.
	I'm sorry you don't like the content.
	I'm sorry you are doubting the information that is in the possession of the U.S. government.
	What I'm telling you is that this is information that's available to us.
	We are making it available to you in order for a couple reasons.
	One is to attempt to deter the Russians from going ahead with this activity.
	Two, in the event we're not able to do that, in the event the Russians do go ahead with this, to make it clear as day, to lay bare the fact that this has always been an attempt on the part of the Russian Federation to fabricate a pretext.
	But you don't have any evidence to back it up other than what you're saying.
	It's like you're saying, we have information that the Russians may do this, but you won't tell us what the information is.
	That is the idea behind deterrence, Matt.
	That is the idea behind deterrence.
	It is our hope that the Russians don't go forward with this.
	You say, I just gave it to you.
	You seem not to understand the idea of deterring.
	We are trying to deter the Russians from moving forward with this type of activity.
	That is why we're making it public today.
	If the Russians don't go forward with this, that is not ipso facto an indication that they never had plans to do this.
	Then it's unprovable.
	My God, what is the evidence that you have that suggests that the Russians are...
	Show me the set pictures.
	I'm not saying that they're not, but you just come out and say this and expect us just to believe it without you showing a shred of evidence that it's actually true.
	Other than when I ask, or when anyone else asks, what's the information?
	You said, well, I just gave it to you.
	Matt, you said yourself, you've been in this business for quite a long time.
	You know that when we make intelligence information public, we do so in a way that protects sensitive sources and methods.
	You also know that we do so, we declassify information, only when we're confident in that information.
	If you doubt the credibility of the U.S. government, of the British government, of other governments, and want to...
	You know, find solace in information that the Russians are putting out.
	That is for you to do.
	I'm not asking what the Russian government is putting out.
	What is it supposed to mean?
	So, if you don't trust the information from the American government, you probably would like Russian information better.
	That's really, really, that's a beautiful piece of journalism.
	This guy, this guy's no good.
	Who, Ned?
	Yeah.
	That's easy.
	If I was his boss, unless I wanted him to be a dick, I think maybe that's a possibility that you just want this guy to be a dick and never answer questions and just be kind of a dick.
	Okay, but it seems to me that you can do this better.
	I think that they knew Matt was not...
	To coin a term, buying any of this.
	And he was already in Victoria Nuland's face the last time around.
	So I think she decided, Ned, you go ahead.
	You deal with him.
	And he was woefully unprepared.
	And they could have just at least shown a picture or phony something up, you numbnut.
	Well, we have the daily rushes direct from the set.
	At least someone made an...
	Call the Turkish director who did the ISIS guys in the orange jumpsuits.
	That was some good video.
	Bring back those days.
	Come on, Joe.
	In Obama, we had much better video production.
	We had some video production.
	It's all gone now.
	What was the name of that guy, the actor, who was...
	He was always holding the sword over the guys in the jumpsuits and talking with a deep voice.
	He's a British guy.
	What was his name?
	Oh, Jihad John.
	Jihad John.
	Yeah, that guy.
	We need another one of those guys.
	Yes, we do.
	Yes, we do.
	All we have is Baghdad Bob.
	Well, now that's not true.
	That's not true because it's very, very small somehow in...
	In the actual timeline of events in the past week, but this did happen.
	A U.S. raid shattering the overnight hours.
	By the way, thank you M5M for setting the mood with your reports.
	A U.S. raid shattering the overnight hours.
	They don't actually have any video or anything of the raid.
	They just, for effect, they put the machine gun fire at the beginning of the report.
	It's beautiful.
	A U.S. raid shattering the overnight hours in northwest Syria.
	Special forces going after the leader of ISIS, Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurash, a.k.a.
	Haji Abdullah.
	Last night's operation took a major terrorist leader off the battlefield and it sent a strong message to terrorists around the world.
	We will come after you and find you.
	President Joe Biden watched from the White House as special forces closed in on their target.
	The helicopters approached the three-story compound in the middle of the night, according to senior administration officials.
	Once on the ground, special forces warned civilians to clear out, evacuating ten civilians, including eight children.
	Officials say Al Qureshi then blew himself up, killing his wife and children and tearing the top of the building apart.
	His lieutenant, one floor below, was killed in an exchange of fire with U.S. forces.
	The Pentagon said a child was also killed on this floor, but wouldn't say how or by whom.
	Toward the end of the two-hour operation, officials say two members of an Al Qaeda affiliate were killed in an exchange of fire with U.S. forces.
	U.S. forces also having to destroy one of the helicopters on the ground after mechanical failures.
	Four civilians were killed in all, according to the Pentagon, and five combatants.
	That wasn't the plan.
	Wait, this is just a complete rerun and rewrite of the Osama thing.
	Right down to the helicopter that had to be left behind?
	Yeah, the leftover helicopter they had to destroy.
	They made some critical mistakes here.
	One, no good name.
	Al-Baghdadi, that's a name.
	Hajj Abdullah.
	No, no, no.
	Bad name.
	And also, if you look at, I have a report here from 2019 from the Daily Mail.
	New ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashami al-Qarashim is a, quote, nobody who is not too long for the world if he's in Iraq or Syria, says U.S. official.
	And this was Trump's braggadociousness of, like, this guy's a loser.
	He's a loser.
	That guy's going nowhere.
	So this was probably just some sap.
	Well, he was in the wrong place at the wrong time.
	Even true, John, if even true.
	What do we know?
	Yeah, the whole thing could be bull crap.
	And what are we still doing there?
	Because it's like, this is why they're going to end the pandemic soon, because you only have one model that is true.
	Copy it.
	Because you know it rings true, because it was true before.
	Hmm.
	That's good.
	But that's exactly what it seems to be, right down to the helicopter, except this time...
	That's the thing that got me.
	I mean, I was thinking right away that it was a...
	Because it was the same thing.
	It was a compound.
	There was, you know, the guy was in there.
	In Bloomberg.
	I don't know.
	Osama got shot.
	But what we don't have, what we don't have is that picture of the war room with...
	Remember with Hillary?
	With her hand to her mouth.
	Yes, sniffing her finger, yes.
	Yes.
	John C. Dvorak.
	Possibly the worst man.
	Yes.
	Yes, he was.
	He was.
	So this seems pretty desperate.
	What are they trying to distract from?
	I don't know.
	It's the dumbest thing I've ever imagined.
	This Biden administration is the bonehead brigade.
	You know, the problem, I think probably Obama was too, but Obama had some common sense and he was pretty smart.
	He was a very smart guy, and he could kind of control them from their stupider ideas, which must have been just by the ton they come up with stupid ideas.
	But Biden hasn't got the wherewithal to say, you know, this is a stupid idea, because he doesn't know what a stupid idea is, I guess.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	The same for this Joe Rogan cancel canon.
	It seems like that's also, at this point, isn't that just a distraction?
	No one else seems to be worried about anything.
	That's, you know, the two news stories, if you scan the tarred media, is Joe Rogan, racist, horse, veterinarian medicine eater, and January 6th.
	That's all you hear.
	Yeah, I only have one January 6th clip now that you bring it up.
	All right, let's listen to it.
	It's from NPR, and it's a BS clip if ever there was.
	In Washington, D.C., or stateside, I should say, the Republican National Committee suggests...
	Stateside.
	Wait a minute.
	Who is this talking Washington, D.C.? Who is this?
	You nailed it.
	Washington, D.C. In Washington, D.C. You've lost it.
	I lost it.
	You got it.
	You can do it.
	Washington, D.C. In Washington, D.C., or stateside, I should say, the Republican National Committee suggested that January 6th attack on the Capitol was an example of, quote, legitimate political discourse.
	How can a day in which a mob tried to stop certified electoral votes from being tabulated be deemed legitimate political discourse?
	You know, even in our time, Scott, with all the overheated political rhetoric, that phrase burned its way through.
	It's testing what's left of our capacity for shock, because this was not loose talk at some QAnon meeting.
	This was the Republican National Committee, once thought to be the establishment within the establishment.
	The phrase was added at the end of a resolution that's meant to spank two Republican members of Congress, Liz Cheney and Adam Kinzinger, who are the two Republicans on the committee investigating the January 6th attack on the Capitol.
	That's what they're investigating.
	The resolution originally called on House Republican leaders to expel these two people from their ranks.
	So when they softened that language just a bit, they may have added this other phrase, just to appease the hardcore Trump people.
	It's hard to get your head around these words, legitimate political discourse, when we're talking about a riot that turned deadly.
	Oh, man!
	You know, this history will be forever written like this.
	These lies.
	It won't help because there's too much good history that says, wait a minute, this is minor.
	The Weather Underground literally bombed these Capitol buildings.
	With bombs, hello?
	Multiple times.
	There's been multiple people shot and killed on sight by Capitol Police.
	But yeah, this is why I don't...
	They must be desperate.
	They must be desperate.
	I mean, you have...
	No, they're in a...
	I disagree.
	They're in a...
	No, they're sincere and they're in a stupor.
	A stupor.
	Stupor.
	Now there's Madison Cawthorn is running for Congress, and now there's all kinds of people coming up with, no, no, no, no, we're going to start legal proceedings because he was a speaker on January 6th, and you know what that means?
	Seditious behavior.
	And according to U.S. law, if you're a seditionist, you cannot be in the government.
	You have to find him guilty of such an act.
	Sure.
	And you just think that's there in a stupor and they're not just totally desperate to come up with anything?
	I'm totally...
	I think sincerity reigns.
	Well, dig this.
	This is one for you.
	I'll dig it, dude.
	You'll dig this, baby.
	It's groovy.
	Whoa!
	Oh, wow.
	This one's for you.
	Oh, wow.
	This one's for you.
	Listen to the president lie.
	Lie, lie, lie, lie, lie.
	And I know it's a lie.
	A lie should be in the Washington Post.
	With the other 25,000 lies, it's because you taught me, okay?
	It's hard to have a gun.
	Don't get the gun in the first place.
	And again...
	This doesn't violate anybody's Second Amendment right.
	There's no violation of a Second Amendment right.
	We talk like there's no amendment that's absolute.
	When the amendment was passed, it didn't say anybody can own a gun and any kind of gun and any kind of weapon.
	You couldn't buy a cannon when this amendment was passed.
	Okay, the President claims you could not buy a cannon when this amendment was passed.
	Which brings me to my story, which I learned when I was visiting Cassius Clay, the brother of the other Clay.
	I can't think of it.
	Somebody can remember it.
	Andrew Dice.
	Andrew.
	Drew Dice Clay.
	Cassius Clay has a place in, not the boxer, but Cassius Clay, the original Cassius Clay, was a politician from Kentucky, and he has a house you can visit, and you get to see his lesbian sisters, and it's fairly obvious what was going on there.
	And Cassius Clay was notorious for having bought a cannon, Based on the second amendment and put it in front of his house because he was one of the few abolitionists in the state.
	And every once in a while they kind of come there to grab him and burn his place down.
	And he fired cannon shot at them, at the sheriff and whoever came around.
	With shot, right?
	Not just the blank, but real, that shoot a ball.
	Oh yeah, no, it was loaded with glass bottles and whatever else he shoved down in there.
	I love that.
	And was that legal what he was doing?
	Yeah.
	Of course it was.
	The president lies.
	The president lied.
	The second lie in there was that amendments are not absolute.
	Yeah, that's great.
	That's why there are amendments.
	They are absolute.
	That's the whole point.
	I mean, maybe he...
	You can overturn it with another amendment.
	Yes, you could overturn it and you can also have a case against it and maybe find some...
	You can soften it a little bit, which they've done with the Second Amendment already, which they shouldn't have, which means it's illegal to buy a cannon and use it the way Cassius Clay did.
	By the way, that storyline...
	With a nut job with a cannon, that was replicated recently on an episode of Billions.
	Completely, right down to the T, except of course in this case the townspeople eventually stopped it with help from Chuck, the Attorney General.
	And the part of Cassius Clay was played by Michael McKean.
	Oh.
	Yeah.
	It was like, holy crap.
	There's the guy from Spinal Tap doing John's story about the cannon.
	Yeah, the cannon.
	There's a sub-story to that I'll just mention because I usually do, is Cassius Clay was a famous politician of his era.
	He was actually the ambassador, I think the first ambassador to Russia, if I'm not mistaken.
	And he's the one, I think, who organized the Russians bringing a bunch of ships into New York port We talked him into having a leave, just a shore leave, in New York City during the Civil War to scare the South, making them think Russia was getting involved with their Navy.
	They had a big Navy.
	Shenanigans throughout our history when it comes to that, I guess.
	Oh, yeah.
	We love this stuff.
	But I think that Muhammad Ali, who was originally Cassius Clay, would, as a youngster, visit this place.
	Oh, there you go.
	And in this place, anyone out there in the area can go visit the Cassius Clay house.
	In there is a framed article about a famous African who came to visit, and it was just like a cut out of a newspaper article, and the guy who visited was named Muhammad Ali.
	No way.
	Yes.
	No, you got to say, yes way.
	Yes, way.
	And so, I believe, unfortunately, you can't verify this anymore, but I probably should have when I could have.
	Cassius Clay, as a youngster, saw this, and he saw that name Muhammad Ali, and it registered.
	And when he changed his name to a Muslim name, he called himself Muhammad Ali.
	That's a good story.
	Coincidence?
	I'm pretty sure it's not.
	One other thing I despise, and a lot of people do this, There's no, the Second Amendment, there's no violating your Second Amendment right.
	No.
	I have the right to bear arms.
	The Second Amendment prohibits you from interfering with my right.
	We really got to get into the habit of reminding people.
	Yeah, this is one of your many futile moments.
	Thank you so much.
	You have a few of them, and they're all noble.
	That's me.
	You're all noble.
	That's me.
	Noble to the grave.
	I'm gonna show myself old by donating to no agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh, yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on no agenda in the morning.
	And we do have a few people to thank for show 1423, starting with Sir Mainframe, $128.
	Rebel Dave in Ontario, Canada, $127.33.
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin shoots to the top.
	Duke of Oluna and Lover of America.
	He shoots to the top because they don't have that many donations.
	8008.
	Okay.
	David Pardon in Pensacola, Florida, 75.
	Weigh in, and there's a birthday, by the way, for Russell.
	Okay.
	Weigh in, Cartini, and touring.
	It's also a night or something.
	Why don't you read that note?
	Okay.
	You continue.
	I'll take a look.
	Yeah.
	David Parton in Pensacola, 75.
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	Nuts, 5678.
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	Danny Ramirez with a birthday.
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	Starting with Matthew Januszewski in Chicago, Illinois.
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	Troy, and he's a sir, Troy Watson.
	Boom, and we're done.
	And boom, we're done.
	Well, let me skip back to Russell Rhodes from Tallahassee.
	Keep sniping at the M5M. Would like to wish my son Vikram a very happy 12th birthday on February 8th.
	This also kicks me into night status.
	I request a throwback to arse cream with bear filling at the round table.
	It was ass cream with bear filling, but you got arse cream today.
	And he'd like to go by Sir Mon, so we'll do that.
	And Danny Ramirez, he wanted to say happy birthday to T and share a gluten-free biscuit with her and love for her birthday.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	We have a make good somewhere here.
	Yes, William McCutcheon.
	And this is from 1419, so a few shows back.
	So I have been a regular listener for two years.
	My first donation, $100, was in December.
	I did it through the link on Dvorak.org, which led to PayPal and added a note mentioning my birthday and asking for de-douching.
	Some relationship karma for my son Austin.
	For some reason, the donation and the birthday were mentioned, but not the dedouching or relationship karma for my son, as his recent breakup has really screwed him up on all levels.
	I doubt there's much benefit from it, but I need him to get all the help he can.
	Aww.
	So, I need to know if I'm donating correctly, as I would donate more often.
	I'm actually doing it right, as I'm questioning it, since the notes were not mentioned.
	I have tried other email addresses in the past, but must have been wrong.
	I got this address off episode 1419, so I'm going to assume this will work.
	But if there's a better address, well, it should be notes, N-O-T-E-S, notes.
	At noagendashow.net.
	And William McCutcheon, thank you very much.
	And yeah, of course, we will deduce you and give some karma to your son, some relationship karma.
	You've been dedouched.
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	It's a birthday party.
	Oh, no, I can't.
	And here we go with our birthday's list.
	Lai Chow celebrates today.
	Happy birthday.
	Jody Atkinson, happy birthday to her sister Jill Price, 48 today.
	The Baron of Old Bay celebrates on the 8th, as does Chris Bailey.
	And Russell Rhodes says happy birthday to her son Vikram, 12 on the 8th.
	You heard it just a minute ago.
	And finally, we say happy birthday to Danny Ramirez as happy birthday to T. And he gave her a biscuit on her birthday.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	Excuse me.
	It's still like 20 degrees here, so whenever that cold hits me, it's just...
	I've got mucus all day.
	About 70 here today.
	Yeah, I know.
	I know.
	But it's California, so I'd rather take anything close to death rather than live there.
	Mm-hmm.
	Just letting you know.
	Okay.
	We have a couple of knights and dames.
	That's good.
	I need a blade for you because we do have a dame.
	It is the blade.
	Nice.
	Okay.
	Podium, please.
	Sophie.
	Hop on up, Sophie.
	Light you out.
	Chris Bailey and Russell Rhodes.
	Yes, all four of you have supported the No Agenda Show in the amount of $1,000 or more.
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	All of you now, Knight and Dame of the No Agenda Roundtable for you.
	We've got Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, Cake and Ice Cream, Arse Cream with Bear Filling.
	Yep.
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	Or how about the always effervescent Mutton and Mead?
	All of you can go to noagendanation.com slash rings, fill out the information so we get the right sizes to you.
	And thank you again for becoming Knights and Dames and huge supporters of the No Agenda show.
	It is highly appreciated.
	No agenda meetups.
	Yeah, the party is kicking off at, let me see.
	Pretty much kicked off now in Albuquerque, New Mexico at Urban 360 Pizzas.
	Sir Jeff Tohig, say hi to him for me.
	That is today.
	Also today, the Resist Remuch meetup at 3 o'clock Eastern Time.
	So coming up, Bombshell Brewing.
	You can still make the start.
	Holly Springs, North Carolina.
	Also, the Northeast by Southwest meetup at 3 Tucson, Arizona.
	So you've got an hour to get there, or two hours.
	I can't forget.
	That'll be at the Old Father Inn in Tucson, Arizona.
	These are things you really should do.
	Take the family.
	It's good to meet a community in person, face-to-face, hang out.
	Yeah, there's a lot of kids.
	Yeah, a lot of kids.
	Sometimes dogs.
	It's fun.
	Games, drink, all kinds of groovy stuff.
	There's also the Seeking Sanity meetup, which I think is already underway at Kingston Jerk in Kingston, Jamaica.
	I really hope we receive a meetup report from Kingston, Jamaica.
	Oh man, I'd love to go to Kingston, Jamaica again.
	I have something I'd like to introduce as a rule.
	Okay.
	If you go to one of these meetups, you're obligated to introduce yourself to everyone you see and shake their hand.
	Absolutely!
	I think that kind of happens.
	Yeah, it kind of happens, but it's not a set-in-stone rule.
	We shall add this to the FAQ. Hey, actually, one of our producers registered noagendafact.com.
	Good, we're on our way.
	We're almost there.
	I still have to send the actual fact to him, but we're getting there.
	In the meantime, while we're waiting for me to send that off, here's a report from the Denver meetup.
	Hello, No Agenda Nation.
	This is John in Denver, and we're talking about VCRs.
	In the morning with Dan from Denver, your local forensic engineer.
	Hey, it's George from Denver.
	In the morning.
	Matt's here.
	Do not comply or we all will die.
	This is Tagos.
	A couple people who didn't say anything.
	If you're in the Denver area, come to our next one.
	It'll be in two weeks.
	Yeah, I've been to the Denver meetup.
	It's good.
	Definitely go to any meetup.
	And there was one in Orlando, which we have a report for.
	Hey John and Adam, this is the meetup here in Orlando, Florida.
	Michael did this with...
	Mutual win.
	Just great people.
	I think there's like 11 of us, 12 of us.
	Everyone's having a good time.
	Non-triggered conversation.
	In the morning.
	Hello, this is Frank M. And I just wanted to thank Michael for having this get-together.
	Hello, Dave's Eye here in the morning.
	In the morning.
	Meet up.
	Stay on your mic, John.
	Hello, guys.
	No comment.
	Hey, Jeff from Winter Springs.
	Love is lit.
	And Adam, I'm waiting for my crypto moonshot.
	Hi, TM, John, and Adam.
	This is Baroness Meowdison here.
	I was late to the party, but I'm here now, and it's a good time.
	Her name is perfect, isn't it?
	Baroness Meowdison.
	She's Baroness Meowdison.
	She has a total Meowdison tone.
	I love that.
	Baroness Meowdison.
	No agenda.
	Meetups.
	Those are some of the reports.
	We love your reports.
	Bring it on.
	Bring more.
	Here's what's coming up in February.
	On the 12th, Indianapolis, Indiana.
	Oh, and on the 14th, Madison, Tennessee.
	Wait a minute.
	We have a promo!
	What time is it?
	It's Valentine!
	What time is it?
	It's Valentine!
	We're going to Nashville in February.
	I'm very excited about that.
	Yes, it's a roller skating, no agenda meetup.
	It's on Valentine's Day on February 14th.
	Hey, it's for Spencer Wolf, Kansas City.
	And Dame DeLorean of bowl after bowl.
	We're going to Nashville and we're bringing the whole wolf pack.
	All right!
	Hey everybody, Sir Chris Vox here.
	I'll be attending with my smoking hot wife, Samantha, and we cannot wait to see all of your beautiful faces.
	Love is lit!
	This is Blueberry, Black Knight of the Mothman.
	And this is Lavish of Behind the Schemes.
	And you are all cordially invited to join us for an open mic broadcast.
	We hope to see you there.
	I'm Sir Sir Seatsitter, and I'll be at the Valentine's Day meetup.
	Just look for the guy that looks like Homeless Jesus.
	Big meetup!
	That's right, the Big Valentine's Love meetup at the Roller Rink.
	Hey guys, it's Dame Jennifer.
	Come spend the day of love with your fellow lovely No Agenda producers.
	You know you want to.
	Okay.
	I think that's one of the best promos I've ever heard for a meetup.
	That's excellent.
	That's really, really good.
	Also, some voiceover talent there.
	Dame Jennifer, man.
	She's got that down, doesn't she?
	Love that.
	Yes, so the keeper and I will be there.
	We won't be in Denver, Colorado, but there's your chance on the 17th.
	Also on the 17th, Michigan, Fort Gratiot, Port Huron.
	I'm sure I'm butchering that.
	It's Gratiot or something.
	I'm sure it's Gratiot, Port Huron.
	Catskill Mountains on the 17th, Sacramento, El Dorado County, California, the 17th, Charlotte, North Carolina.
	We skip to the 19th, Madras, Oregon.
	That's near Bend, Cincinnati, Ohio, Lewisburg, PA, Phoenix, Arizona, Salem, Oregon, Cedro, Woolley, Washington.
	Southeast North Carolina on the 20th.
	Southeast Wisconsin.
	Central California.
	The 25th Portland, Oregon.
	We told someone to go visit who donated earlier.
	The Roganite.
	There it is.
	February 25th.
	Go check it out.
	And then that's February.
	And there's still room for more.
	The No Agenda Meetups It's something you need to do for your sanity.
	Please consider it.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	If you can't find one near you, start one.
	It's easy.
	And a pate!
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Triggered or held to blame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	I was pretty triggered by our lack of ISOs on the last show.
	I felt we were very...
	No, no.
	Your lack of ISOs.
	My ISO won.
	Lack of good ISOs.
	We both agreed your ISO was not great.
	So I figured you'd do a lot, so I only did one.
	Okay, and here it goes.
	And it's just another one that's pretty much like the last one I contributed.
	I do have some in abeyance, which I'll bring into the next show.
	It's always the same...
	Oops, sorry.
	Okay.
	Yeah, you got it.
	Play it.
	It's always the same story.
	If there's music on there.
	Always the same...
	No, but it was the vocal fry that I clipped it for.
	Always the same story.
	Yes, there was music on there.
	I don't know of any rule that says there can't be.
	It just doesn't sound good.
	It's a personal preference thing.
	Huh.
	Well, let's say bigotry is at work here.
	Bigotry?
	I don't know what that...
	I think it's from someone thick.
	All right, here's one.
	This whole thing is total rhubarb.
	Too long, but I did like total rhubarb.
	I like rhubarb.
	Here's one.
	The forest.
	Yes, Shaq.
	That doesn't sound right.
	No, you can't understand what you said.
	You can't understand it, no.
	Hold on.
	That is just ludicrous.
	What if I jack this up a little bit, if it'll sound better?
	I don't have anything good.
	That is just ludicrous.
	I don't think you can even understand it.
	So far, the rhubarb one's the best.
	How about this?
	We're just trying to keep people safe.
	That was not too bad.
	I like it, but it's muffled.
	Yeah, let me see if I can do some jackage.
	Probably not.
	Okay.
	We're just trying to keep people safe.
	Well, I only have one more.
	I only have one more.
	Only one more.
	I don't know.
	Ready?
	Here we go.
	Hey, baby.
	I think that's the one, personally.
	It stinks.
	That's you.
	Hey, baby.
	Yeah, I figured that out.
	I don't know how that ends the show.
	Okay, so then it's rhubarb?
	We're going for rhubarb?
	I think...
	Well, since you don't like my musical version of one, it's a pretty decent story.
	But rhubarb is the only one I could see actually being usable.
	This whole thing is total rhubarb.
	Okay.
	I think we should do it.
	It'll work.
	It's going to have to be it.
	It's just what it is.
	Again, it's slightly triggered.
	I think we're kind of failing.
	I think you're in a slump.
	I am.
	I'm in an ISO slump.
	I don't feel good about it.
	Well, now we've got to wrap, so I'm thinking I've got a bunch of different things we can do.
	I have a good food thing.
	I can move Tucker forward.
	Oh, that doesn't hurt.
	Well, no.
	This is a condemnation clip.
	I am criticizing Tucker.
	We're not using Tucker as a device.
	Well, we might as well.
	We've bitched about every news outlet barely about Fox.
	Well, this is more bitching.
	Now, this, I think, is one of the most unfair things he's ever done.
	It is insincere.
	He knows better.
	And I think he's just picking on some girl who happens to...
	What she never mentions happens to have dual citizenship with China, but let's listen to this bullcru- this ridiculous clip that he brings somebody on some podcaster, a smiling face podcaster, who backs him up.
	Eileen Gu is 18 years old.
	She's a skier.
	She was born in San Francisco.
	She's a favorite to win several gold medals in the Winter Olympics in China this year, but she's not going to be competing for the country of her birth or her citizenship.
	Instead, she's going to be on China's Olympic team.
	She has one parent who was born in China, and she switched sides despite the fact she's American.
	What does this tell us about the moment we're living in and about our future?
	Will Cain is the co-host of Fox& Friends Weekend.
	He's also the host of the Will Cain Podcast, which is excellent.
	He joins us now.
	Will, thanks for coming on.
	This seemed like a significant story.
	Do you think that it is?
	I think it is.
	I think it's a significant story if we consider that it's about something much bigger than Eileen Gu.
	Right.
	First, Eileen Gu.
	I mean, it is incredibly, I think the only word we can arrive at is ungrateful for her to betray, turn her back on the country that not just raised her, but turned her into a world-class skier with the training and facilities that only the United States of America can provide.
	For her to then turn her back on that in exchange for money is shameful.
	The Netherlands is pretty good with their skaters.
	That's not true.
	I think Austria's got some facilities.
	Probably.
	Anyway, it's all besides the point.
	We have tons of athletes in this country that play on other teams.
	Yeah.
	They do it in basketball.
	They do it in all the sports.
	There was some woman, I think, or a guy maybe that lives in Jersey is going to be on the Ecuadorian team.
	So this is insincere.
	Jamaicans.
	Second, there's a potential that this may be one of these incidents where the Chinese have sent one of their agents over and threatened her mom with killing all the family members back in China, which has been discussed by Pompeo.
	And for all we know, Eileen Gu is working for the intelligence community to kind of crack down on this.
	We don't know anything.
	And she's also a dual citizen.
	She's a Chinese citizen, too.
	Why do you think Tucker did that?
	Why would he do that?
	It was just showboating.
	It was lame.
	Somebody on his staff, he doesn't write his own material.
	And then this podcaster who comes on, when Tucker gives him a lead saying, you think this is an important story or not, the guy says yes instead of no.
	Yeah.
	Well, he's a podcaster.
	Not a very good one.
	I would have said, no, it's not.
	This happens all the time.
	Most of the world is populated by American athletes that have just jumped boundaries for this one event.
	It's not a big deal.
	Now, you just said something interesting there.
	So what if this is indeed she's working for the intelligence organizations?
	You know, Tucker has a family like mine.
	He's not foreign to intelligence people in his family.
	What if the whole point of this was to make her look...
	Another meta-analysis from the No Agenda show.
	...was to make her look like, what, we hate this woman, she's no good, but she is in fact a Mata Hari for us.
	Could be.
	But anyway, there's a number of possibilities.
	Whatever the case, and if that's true, then it's really dangerous for her.
	Especially if Tucker is known to do this sort of thing, become a provocateur.
	Yeah.
	It's just a non-story.
	It should not have been brought up.
	Who cares?
	She's really good at one or two.
	She does these tricks.
	She's one of those skiers or, you know, she's like this.
	Hot dogger.
	Hot dogger.
	Freestyle.
	She does stuff that no one else has done.
	And she's gorgeous and she's a model and she's tall.
	She's just really got old.
	She's a perfect spook.
	More jobs in China modeling than she does here because she's like a...
	Not to say that the Chinese are just as a race not the most attractive people.
	She sure is.
	I think we've nailed it.
	They're totally profiling her as an undesirable, unpatriotic.
	And if anything, they're setting her up for the Chinese Communist Party to try and flip her, which is exactly what they want, because she'll be a spy, counter-spy, reach-around spy.
	Who knows?
	I'm telling you.
	Meanwhile, back in America...
	It's time to check the pulse and we begin with school lunch going vegan.
	Today is the first Vegan Friday at New York City Public Schools.
	Students will see an increased number of vegan options on the menu each Friday.
	Today's include vegan tacos and chickpea stew.
	The mayor, a vegan himself, pushed for the vegan lunch program.
	He says students want healthier food options.
	Milk will still be served to meet federal guidelines.
	I don't know if I'm bored with this.
	Who is...
	How is vegan more healthy?
	That's my point.
	They're just normalizing veganism, which is not necessarily healthier.
	It may be healthy for you personally, but they even snuck in there.
	Well, we still have to have meat according to the guidelines.
	Yeah.
	But it's normalizing plant and bug food, John.
	Yeah.
	IKEA.
	They're having trouble hiring people.
	Listen to this paragraph.
	As talent wars heat up, companies are getting creative with their recruitment strategies.
	Nothing proves that point quite like IKEA's quest to fill 150 technology and innovation jobs across Europe.
	The Swedish retailer hopes its new Taste the Future campaign, Taste the Future, which invites candidates to interview for open roles while chowing down on 3D printed plant-based versions of its famous meatballs.
	balls.
	Can you imagine?
	3D-printed plant-based meatballs.
	Yeah, 3D-printed meatball.
	There you go.
	Only a meatball would come up with something like that.
	Yeah, I saw that too.
	Now, before we go...
	Mm-hmm.
	I had to bring this clip in because you have it too, but I want you to translate on real time because this is a very funny clip.
	Yeah.
	This is a Dutch reporter.
	This is our Olympic report, by the way.
	This is the whole report.
	Dutch reporter goes outside of the compound, the swallow's nest or whatever it's called.
	The bubble.
	And he stands in the street and he's giving this report, but he's not in the right street.
	I guess it's dirty or something.
	So he gets bummed, rushed.
	By a bunch of Chinese cops who tell them, move over, move over, you move over, you move over, you go over here.
	And he's flabbergasted, he's just giving a rundown, he's not like some sort of investigative guy.
	And unfortunately it's all in Dutch.
	As it goes on, you have to translate as we play it.
	Let me see what I can do.
	What is China going to show in the next couple of hours?
	You can tell right now we're being pulled away from here.
	We were just pulled away from another area earlier.
	So I'm afraid that it will have to come back to you later.
	We're going back to our correspondent, Sjoerd Tendaas.
	He was right by the stadium, you just saw it, yeah.
	Look!
	Oh, she said look!
	She said look!
	Kijk!
	That's Dutch for look.
	Kijk!
	What is the word?
	Kijk.
	What?
	It sounds a lot like kike, but it's kike.
	Kike.
	Like kike.
	Say kite with a k.
	Kike.
	There you go.
	Oh, now you're just standing there with no one else.
	Now you're just calm.
	Peace has returned.
	Sure, really tough things there.
	Tough rules.
	Of course, that's because of the corona pandemic.
	What are you noticing there?
	You just saw it, dummy.
	Kijk!
	No, it's not because of the corona pandemic.
	That's what she said.
	It's because they didn't like this shot.
	The Chinese are directing everything.
	I'm just telling what she said.
	And what did she say, John?
	Kike.
	Kike!
	I've never heard it used like a look in America.
	That's interesting.
	We got Larry with Larry's long one, but he put a lot of work into some more Cosby, Neil, Crash, and Stills, and Young.
	Fun.
	Rolando Gonzalez.
	If you're at the Dallas meetup, you probably met him.
	He's back with a great end of show clip, as is our clip custodian, Neil Jones.
	We appreciate all of that.
	And up next on noagendastream.com, where you can troll along at trollroom.io.
	Battle of the douchebags with Sir Seatsitter, Boobery, and Lavish.
	It's a live show!
	Going crazy here at NoAgendaStream.com.
	Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where it's warm, I'm John C. Devorak.
	We return on Thursday with, gosh golly, who knows what'll happen between now and then.
	It could all melt down.
	You never know.
	Russia, Putin, China.
	Until then.
	Remember us at Dvorak.org slash N-A. And adios, mofos!
	And such.
	Do your own research.
	Teach your kids this song That it is wrong To ever question The man Or the reset plan So you must stand
	And just surrender When they tell you To comply you must never ask them why.
	Simply look up to the sky.
	Let them control you.
	Joey.
	And his pal Fauci.
	And Jun Pasaki.
	They are your rulers.
	Obey.
	Everything they say.
	Each and every day.
	Do not resist them.
	When they tell you that it's time.
	To inject some booster slime.
	You must never grouse or whine Just know they own you And when old hippie looms Sing their bullshit tunes You must believe them
	They are wise.
	Look into their eyes.
	See those dollar signs?
	Yes, you must heed them.
	When they tell you they know best, do not challenge or protest.
	Just remember, they are blessed with corporate money.
	The small fringe minority of people who are on their way to Ottawa or
	who are holding unacceptable views that they are expressing do not represent the views of Canadians who have been there for each other.
	who know the following science.
	If we're stepping up to protect each other, we know it's the best way to continue to ensure our freedom, our rights, our values as a country.
	I've got trucking on my mind.
	It's worth sticking up for what you believe in.
	Maidens are standing strong, stronger than a lot of other countries right now.
	Somebody has to stand up for Canada and the truckers are doing it.
	We're all one.
	We're all in this together.
	It needs to stop right now.
	These truckers say they've been so overrun with donations.
	It's a togetherness like I've never felt before.
	I've never been offered so many hugs.
	We're just really tired of getting our freedom strapped off.
	I'm here to fight for freedom for all Canadians all across Canada.
	We're tired of too much dividing.
	Why is everyone in the mainstream media talking about it?
	True Canadians right here.
	They've got heart, they've got soul.
	It's time to stand up.
	It's not time to be soft anymore.
	It's just been wonderful to see all the smiling faces that have come together.
	It's the front line in the fight against all of these control-taking measures that have been pronounced.
	Apparently the small fringe minority is so fringe that it's actually the majority.
	Come out and say to the population, say to the people.
	Desperate to hear this, that we can have our lives return to normal.
	This is actually being done with a frustration towards the things that the government is imposing upon Canadian citizens.
	We got the ground wrong, but now we're just really wrong.
	I want to thank all Canadians from the bottom of my heart for our quest to restore our truth.
	We need to use this crisis to finish the book.
	We need to use this crisis to finish the goal.
	Work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work, work.
	Harumph, harumph, harumph, harumph, harumph.
	I didn't get a harumph out of that guy.
	Get the governor harumph.
	I see it all around me, see it all around me, see it all around me, see it all around me.
	Clear as day.
	History is clear.
	Common sense is clear.
	The judgment of the Westman is here.
	The judgment of the world is here.
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