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	Hey, man, that guy's coked up.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's Thursday, March 10, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Gilmore Nation Media Assassination, episode 1432.
	This is no agenda.
	Firing up the gasifier 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 are all lamenting the explosion at the maternity hospital, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's Crackbott and Buzzkill in the morning.
	Yeah.
	I'm surprised they didn't throw the kids out of the incubators.
	I was waiting for something like that.
	I think this is close.
	It's close enough to work.
	Well, it won't work.
	It's like every network, and they play it for more than one day.
	What I'm missing is dead baby bodies.
	They just haven't shown any dead baby bodies.
	That would clinch the deal.
	They have, again, a map.
	Here's where the baby bodies are.
	Look at this little blip on the Google map that we're showing on the screen.
	It's what they don't show that bothers me the most.
	And whenever they do go live to Ukraine, to Kiev, it's peaceful.
	There's no one on the street.
	There's no one there.
	And, you know, it's like three in the morning and nothing's happening.
	Well, if it was that horrible situation, why would Anderson Pooper and also Lester Holt?
	Yeah.
	He's in the, in fact, let's play the Lester Holt intro.
	This is one of the, you know, where the NBC does their opening.
	And they make clear that Lester's in Lviv.
	Lviv, yes, which is what, 50 kilometers west of Ukraine, I think?
	No, no, not west of Ukraine.
	I mean of Kiev?
	No, it's more than that.
	It's way over, almost by the border.
	Is it that far?
	Yeah.
	It's pretty far over.
	If you take a look at the map, it's pretty much Poland.
	It's pretty much Poland, basically.
	Well, it's over there.
	It's in that area.
	You want the NBC opener?
	Yeah, let's do the opener.
	Tonight, our special coverage from inside Ukraine as Russian forces appear to be stepping up attacks on civilians.
	Ukrainian officials saying a Russian airstrike destroyed this children's and maternity hospital in the port city of Mariupol.
	Victims limping away.
	Ukraine's president saying children are trapped in the rubble.
	The stunning images.
	Oh, I didn't see I didn't see that.
	And inside Russia, more U.S. companies cutting ties.
	The rush to get the last Big Mac before McDonald's shutters nearly 850 restaurants in the country.
	The trial underway for four men accused of plotting to kidnap Michigan's governor.
	And after more than a century, one of the great mysteries of the sea has finally been solved.
	Wow.
	This is NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt.
	Reporting tonight from Lviv, Ukraine.
	Couple things.
	First of all, I think I would give my left nut for that music bed that they use for this.
	Dude, that has every element.
	You feel it in your bones.
	Second?
	It's been amongst the best in history.
	Second is, that's it.
	Our show is over.
	He explained everything.
	That's what's going on.
	They do kind of give away the whole show in the opener.
	Well, there's a little more.
	Hold on.
	There's a little more.
	This is from ABC. We begin with the situation on the ground right now and some new recruits possibly joining the fight for Russia.
	This morning, possible new evidence that Russia is preparing to take its war deeper into Ukraine's inner cities.
	The Wall Street Journal reports Russia is recruiting fighters from Syria, hoping their expertise in urban combat will help take Kyiv.
	And some of those recruited Syrians are already in Russia preparing to enter the conflict.
	How?
	What?
	Oh yeah, that's going to be terrorists.
	ISIS or some shit like that.
	But, wait, you're telling me the Russians can't do urban combat?
	They have to bring in Syrians for them?
	They're incompetent boatheads.
	They're no good at it.
	They need to bring Syrians in.
	Yeah.
	Whatever that means.
	And then this this morning, this is perfect.
	I mean, we're deplatforming, canceling.
	We are wiping Russia off the...
	In fact, I'm surprised when you go to Google Maps, you can actually still find Russia.
	They should just blur it out.
	I mean, this is no longer part of the world.
	Russia is apparently trying to drag the International Space Station into the fight over U.S. sanctions.
	In just three weeks, American astronaut Mark VandeHei is scheduled to hitch a ride back to Earth with the Russians.
	But the head of the Russian space agency has been posting videos threatening to leave VandeHei in space.
	Retired NASA astronaut Scott Kelly calls that threat outrageous.
	I think it's just a crazy threat.
	You know, it's not really based in reality.
	We do have the ability to control the orbit of the space station independent from the Russian Space Agency.
	So I don't see that happening.
	The Russian space chief also suggested they might break off the Russian part of the space station.
	All right, now you're talking.
	Just break it off.
	What?
	Making these stories up with some guy goofball over there.
	No, I think that's serious.
	This is how nuts they are.
	I mean...
	It's really unbelievable.
	It's so bad, this cancel mania.
	I mean, this is really the culmination of it.
	This has got to be peak cancellation.
	They're even incriminating themselves now, the elites.
	And they're coming out of everywhere.
	The Clinton Global Initiative is restarting.
	Uh-oh.
	Well, you know what that means.
	There's money flowing and Hillary's back in the flow of it.
	This is, and who's this?
	Condoleezza Rice, uncloaks.
	Well, and I have argued that when you invade a sovereign nation, that is a war crime.
	I mean, I think we're at just a real basic point there.
	Well, I agree.
	It is certainly against every principle of international law and international order.
	And that's why throwing the book at them now in terms of economic sanctions and punishments is also a part of it.
	And I think the world is there.
	Certainly NATO is there.
	He's managed to unite NATO in ways that I didn't think I would ever see again after the end of the Cold War.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Really?
	Yeah, really.
	So wait, wait, wait.
	Yeah, you got it.
	To summarize, so what we did by marching into Iraq, that's not anything like this?
	And what we did by actually leading from behind, in this case, and finding ways to destroy Libya, that's nothing like this?
	No, no, no.
	We actually ruined the country.
	Well, and not to mention what they did to Gaddafi.
	That was kind of rude.
	Yeah, they dug him out of a spider hole and then strung him up.
	Like a western outlaw.
	Didn't they stick a broomstick up his butt first?
	That was Qaddafi.
	I'm sorry, I'm thinking...
	You were thinking of Saddam Hussein, yeah.
	Qaddafi got the butt treatment.
	Dude!
	That's okay.
	Because it's in the name of democracy.
	And by the way, we don't like Putin either.
	But the point is that...
	You can't say one thing and then do another.
	How about this?
	That's all we're pointing out.
	There's nothing to it.
	All of our so-called, and I use that specifically, leaders, but especially in the U.S., are gigantic dicks.
	How about that for a starter?
	How about nobody, no human being on earth except for these dicks and their buddies in parliaments and Congress and whatever other structures they have.
	No human wants this.
	We're not interested in this.
	There's no Russian really pissed at Americans.
	There's no Americans really, well of course it's going to ratchet it up a little bit.
	It's dumb.
	It's dumb, and everybody knows it, but we're being played.
	Well, people get played.
	They get all jacked up.
	And by the way, and we'll go through some of this, as it comes to what is happening with energy, the complete transition to the green agenda before our very eyes, and then the millions of white-only immigrants.
	Europe.
	When Victoria Nuland said, fuck the EU, Europe should have taken her at her word.
	This is also an attack on the EU. It's not just global energy, etc.
	The EU specifically is under attack.
	I guess they know it.
	Someone does.
	But it's not what they're talking about in their media.
	It's, oh, let's get some money for Ukrainians.
	This is horrible.
	We need to help them out.
	Let's play this clip from...
	This is again back to NBC, Ukraine.
	It's Ukraine, NBC. With our buddy, the inimitable...
	Yes, the spook, Richard Engel.
	Engel.
	Yeah, beautiful.
	Also, the U.S. today closing the door on a transfer of fighter jets to Ukraine.
	And there are new concerns about the condition of the Chernobyl nuclear plant now in Russian hands.
	All this as U.S. officials tell NBC News they are concerned Russia could potentially be preparing to use chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine.
	Richard Engel is far to the east of me and starts our coverage.
	Vladimir Putin says Russians should be proud of what their soldiers are doing in Ukraine.
	But where's the honor in bombing a children's and maternity hospital in a city that's surrounded?
	Wow!
	The editing was great on that.
	Yeah, some woman crying.
	Put the whale in there.
	Now, was this one of those...
	Do you think it's real?
	Do you think it really happened, I guess, is my first question.
	Yeah, the bomb hit somewhere.
	They showed a crater.
	Or is this like a white helmet type deal?
	It didn't kill anybody, so it didn't hit the building.
	So this is more a white helmet type deal with people running around.
	Camera ready?
	Well, they do have that one...
	The pregnant woman that keeps showing on all the networks is the same one.
	And she's wearing...
	The problem is they...
	They do specific things.
	It's a colorful culture.
	So they had her on kind of a blanket that looked like a flag or something, and that was the most noticeable thing.
	So every time you saw it, you used to see that same blanket.
	But I cut this off because this goes on for a long time.
	But the way he finishes was just like, okay, this is another Richard Engel report that is just going nowhere.
	And he's not even there.
	He's in Kiev and this is happening in this marsupial or whatever the name of that little town is.
	Marsupial.
	Yeah.
	Marsupial and the same thing.
	So the reporting is they put these guys over there and except for Engel who knows the ropes and so he can go into these you know he can go closer to the main part of the action.
	Whatever action there is.
	I'm just not seeing it, John.
	No one else will go there.
	I mean, when you saw these other people reporting from the border, you know, or that clip I played last time where Blinken was doing a toe tap in Ukraine saying, I'm in Ukraine!
	But right behind him was the Polish border, like within one, you know, ten yards.
	One step back, I'm in Poland!
	I'm in Ukraine!
	I'm in Poland!
	You, you, you pee, you pee!
	I want to just go through a brief timeline for people because no one does that in the mainstream and you and I have both lived it literally back to the 1990s and several important points that this show has been a part of just so we have some history.
	And of course, even by reading this timeline, I've got a big bottle of water on my back with Putin's name on it.
	1990 was the collapse of the Soviet Union.
	You and I had both been to the Soviet Union before that.
	Yep.
	I mean, it was messed up, but I didn't feel hated.
	It was depressing.
	I didn't feel hated.
	You saw these hordes of old ladies in the Kremlin, and they were sweeping back and forth and back and forth in a swath.
	It just moves the dirt from side A to side B. I mean, there was a lot of busy work that was going on.
	One time, I don't want to go on with stories, but I could do them for a couple hours, but I'll tell one of my favorite stories.
	So I'm in the Moscow airport, which is outside of Moscow, and it's outside far enough that people say, why is it so far outside of the town?
	It shouldn't even be called the Moscow airport, really.
	It had some name.
	But it was outside of Moscow, and it was way outside, and some of us moved it way out there so people can't count airplanes coming and going because it would be a security breach.
	And it was also dimly lit.
	This airport was extreme.
	I do have 40 years to get through, so we're back.
	Okay, I'll stop now.
	Go on, you can take it.
	Can't you finish the story?
	I want a story.
	I like the story.
	I just want to know which one it is.
	Okay, the story is I'm in the airport, this dimly lit airport, which is the story behind that, too.
	And there's this old woman, and she's got a stick.
	With a nail on it, and she sees one cigarette butt, and there's plenty of them, on this airport, and she stabs it and then pushes it all the way across the airport to this small two or three inch high pile of butts.
	And then she comes wandering around and grabs another one of these butts, one at a time.
	And so I brought it up with the host, and I said, yeah, it's terrible.
	You know, these Russians, they can't even afford to give the woman a broom to sweep up the butt.
	She's got this one nail, and I explained it to him.
	He says, oh, no, no, that's exactly her job.
	That's right.
	That is her tool.
	It keeps her busy.
	So I was there with the Moscow Music Peace Festival CIA operation for another time, that story.
	However, The Soviet Union collapsed, which was also with the help of George Soros, and it was a financial collapse, so our banks were involved in that.
	Then we had the high-level 2-plus-4 treaty talks, and this was really to have Germany's reunification, and it was James Baker III and Mikhail Gorbachev along with France, the UK, the Western German government.
	And during these talks, Baker, our Secretary of State, gave a verbal promise that NATO would not move one inch to the east, and that was the quote, one inch to the east to threaten former Soviet territories in return for the USSR, which then became the Russian Federation, to allow the German reunification within NATO. Now we go to 2007, and I think the show was on the air, because they're always around the same time.
	I think we were, maybe not, but I know we did the 2008 Munich Security Conference.
	In 2007, the Bush-Cheney administration announced plans to install a U.S. missile defense system in Poland, Romania, Czech Republic, and this was all to guard against the rogue states of North Korea and Iran, but it was pretty obvious of what was going on there.
	Russia delivered a critique of this.
	But by 2007, 10 former communist eastern states had joined NATO. Despite the one-inch promise of 1990, Ukraine and Georgia were candidates in 2007 to join NATO following a couple of suspicious revolutions in both those countries.
	Then we have the 2014, I'm skipping over a lot, but the 2014 Maidan coup.
	And this kicked off, if you remember, and this is important, the president at the time, Yanukovych, announced instead of accepting a special association with the European Union, Ukraine was going to opt for a much more generous offer for Moscow to join the Eurasian Economic Union, which was led by Russia.
	And in addition to that, and I remember this, Russia agreed to cut the price of gas to Ukraine by 30%, and I think they bought like 15 or 20 billion dollars worth of bonds because Kiev was in a financial crisis.
	I mean, the whole country was corrupt.
	And that's when, in November, Yatsenyuk, Yats, the guy, started this Maidan Square protest.
	And they had all of the U.S. non-governmental organizations.
	That's when Victoria Nuland was out there on the square and handing out, well, we don't know if it was brownies, cookies, or donuts.
	And John Brennan was there, too.
	Oh, McCain, McCain, what's-her-face, Amy Klobuchar, Lady G, Lindsey Graham.
	So then there was the coup, which included this private army of neo-Nazis from the right sector.
	That's what they call the right sector.
	And they were killing everybody.
	And then, boop, all of a sudden we have a new government.
	So what spurred this most recent...
	As if that wasn't enough, going back to the one inch.
	But of course it was never documented.
	So, okay...
	It was documented.
	We had a clip of the other show that showed the document.
	You're right.
	But we don't have a document that is signed, sealed, delivered with legalities.
	The commentary and the agreement was documented but never put into some form that we thought was official so we could just violate our word.
	In other words, our word was useless.
	Pretty much.
	We gave our word and we reneged on it.
	That's what happened.
	Yeah.
	Indian givers.
	Losers.
	No good.
	Dicks.
	Dicks.
	I know.
	And racists.
	We're talking about Calcutta Indians.
	Yes, of course.
	So then, this most recent Munich conference, the 2022 conference in February, February 19th.
	Are you seeing a pattern here?
	Now Ukrainian President Zelensky made the threat to deploy nuclear weapons on Ukrainian territory.
	And two days later, Putin, in his speech, said, hold on a second, we're going to recognize the independence of Donetsk and Lugansk.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	How can Zelensky say he's going to use nuclear weapons when he hasn't got any?
	No, the way he said...
	Okay, I have the reason why.
	I'll have to read it verbatim.
	He expressed this as his unilateral revocation of the 1994 Budapest Memorandum, although Ukraine was not a signatory of the agreement.
	So I guess he's saying, we weren't a signatory to the Budapest Memorandum, so we can take nuclear weapons, and he was ready to deploy them.
	Not his, of course, but ours, obviously.
	And then Putin said, this is not empty bravado.
	And just looking at the history, I think he has every reason.
	Now we go a little bit further...
	And this is Russian reporting, so I don't know how true it is, but we heard about this dirty bomb.
	Well, this all supposedly had to do with Chernobyl, that the Ukrainians had taken whatever they were trying to build some dirty bomb to Chernobyl in order to kind of disguise what they were doing if radiation would leak.
	I'm not so sure that's true.
	But that's the Russian side of it.
	And that was the report we got of increased radiation levels.
	So that's why the Russians went in and grabbed Chernobyl.
	But now, the latest thing, which I certainly dismissed as bull crap thinking it was related to COVID, and we still may learn that COVID-19 was Putin's doing, now we have the bio labs.
	And, you know, this is no secret.
	In the show notes, I have the original 2005 document between the Ukrainian Health Administration and the Department of Defense, the U.S. Department of Defense, where they agree on where these bio labs will be and how everyone will handle them.
	And, well, you can understand that when the Russians...
	Got a hold of, or started looking at it, I'm not sure, but they found out that Ukraine had been testing DNA of Russian military volunteers, and they moved in to secure all the evidence that might be in those bio labs, and that's when the U.S. Embassy deleted all mentions of the bio labs from their embassy website, and I guess they started burning documents and left.
	So, and also, you know, this came, we missed all this.
	We missed a lot of these.
	There's this Ukrainian researcher, Diliana Gaetanzia, and she actually confronted the U.S. and the EU in Parliament about these bio labs, and I think it's probably worth listening to those.
	Where are they?
	Here he is.
	Listening to what she said in the response from the U.S. delegate, it was some kind of special session, I'm not sure what it was, the U.S. delegate, and then of course the EU lady was going to cut it all off.
	It's a little hard to hear her, but she's basically asking, why are you operating these biolabs?
	Why are they secret?
	Why can't I get any details on them?
	Five countries following on the U.S. main rifles, Russia, China, and Iran.
	And why has the number of deadly outbreaks in all those countries increased dramatically since the start of the military program of the United States?
	And she also questioned some outbreaks. - Please come to us.
	I will just say unequivocally and undeniably, the U.S. does not have a military, biological, or weapons program.
	Period.
	End of statement.
	Whenever someone says that period, end of statement, you know it's going to be a lie.
	We don't have any biological facilities.
	Well, that is a lie because we have unrefutable proof that they signed deals and, of course, I haven't actually seen them.
	I haven't seen pictures.
	The U.S. does not have a military, biological, or weapons program.
	Period.
	End of statement.
	Number two, we have been working, and I do know for the Department of Defense, they've been working with partners in parts of the world to ensure that those laboratories, and we train them on how to do diagnostic tests on these...
	Who's this guy?
	That's, um, I don't know his name.
	He's the U.S. representative in this meeting at the EU. Fort Detrick is well known for this.
	He's lying, yeah, of course.
	Plum Island, New York.
	I mean, there's lots of places.
	To ensure that they can manage them and also safely secure those pathogens so they're not accessible by terrorists or by criminals who would do ill with them.
	While all these projects classified information, all these laboratories...
	Wait, stop.
	We don't have any biological weapons or any biological research being done.
	And they're very secure, so no one can steal these devices we're developing.
	Exactly!
	That's what he said!
	It's ludicrous!
	Why are all these projects classified information?
	All these biolaboratories of the Pentagon in 25 countries across the world, why are they classified information?
	They're not classified.
	They're openly available to anyone who wants to look at that.
	No, I tried.
	No, this is not true.
	There's not much information.
	No, no, no.
	You had your chance.
	It's not an investigation here.
	I'm very sorry.
	Why are you talking about...
	Of course, but I will not let you...
	I will not give you the word like this.
	We tried to answer your questions, but that's not the place.
	Case closed.
	Thank you very much.
	That's not the case.
	Case closed.
	I know these types of women.
	I have the clip of Newland yesterday.
	Yeah, this is good too.
	Because this to me was...
	I was just going to say, this to me was rehearsed.
	And Rubio is not to be trusted.
	No, I agree with that.
	In fact, they have two Rubio clips if you want to go into the other one, but the other one falls more on the gas prices thing.
	So let's just play this.
	This is Ukraine, niological weapons.
	Yes.
	Does Ukraine have chemical or biological weapons?
	Ukraine has biological research facilities, which, in fact, we are now quite concerned Russian troops, Russian forces may be seeking to gain control of.
	So we are working with the Ukrainians on how they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of Russian forces should they approach.
	I'm sure you're aware that the Russian propaganda groups are already putting out there all kinds of information about how they've uncovered a plot by the Ukrainians to release biological weapons in the country and with NATO's coordination issues.
	If there's a biological or chemical weapon incident or attack inside of Ukraine, is there any doubt in your mind that 100% it would be the Russians that would be behind it?
	There is no doubt in my mind, Senator, and it is plastic Russian technique to blame on the other guy, what they're planning to do themselves.
	This is so meta.
	It's very funny.
	I got a kick out of it.
	It's super meta.
	I mean, this was rehearsed.
	Yeah, it sounds like it.
	You can tell the way that went down.
	In fact, unfortunately, the State Department came back and had to do a correction the next day.
	Oh, I didn't know this.
	What was that correction?
	Yeah, it was a big deal.
	Tucker Carlson played it to the hilt.
	Which was, when we said biological weapon, they just changed the definitions of everything.
	Oh, what a biological weapon is, okay.
	Yeah, and what they're really doing and what it's got to do with anything.
	It's for peace.
	It's for peace.
	Jen Psaki, Peppermint Patty, Peppermint Psaki, she tweeted, Now that Russia has made these false claims and China has seemingly endorsed this propaganda, we should all be on the lookout for Russia to possibly use chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine or to create a false flag operation using them.
	It's a clear pattern.
	What you say, then yourself, make your cop through the health.
	My goodness, Peppermint Patty.
	And by the way, Zelensky...
	First of all, before you go to the Zelensky, I'm a little concerned about these constant comments about biological weapons or something being released.
	It's as though, I mean, can you be in a meeting with a bunch of sickos thinking to themselves, look, Let's pre-blame the Russians and see what happens if we release one of these things.
	Do we have any idea how far these things travel?
	I mean, what's it going to hurt?
	It's going to be over there in Ukraine.
	The worst case scenario, maybe this stuff drifts over to Russia.
	They get blamed anyway.
	Let's release something and see what happens.
	Call the guys at Moderna and Pfizer.
	They'll whip up an antidote.
	No worries.
	It'll be beautiful.
	So Zelensky is now becoming the new Michael Avenatti.
	Yes.
	Good one.
	Yes.
	Did you get that yourself?
	Yes, I did.
	I came up with that myself.
	That is dynamite.
	That's exactly what he is reminding me of.
	Yep.
	He's the new Michael Avenatti.
	They may even ask him to run for president of the United States.
	That's a Democrat.
	But I'm seeing he's coked up.
	There's several pieces of video and he is twitching his nose and rubbing it.
	And his eyes are all...
	He's coked up.
	He's going to go nuts.
	This is predictable.
	He's coked up.
	Yeah, I have a video in the show notes.
	Now I feel like I've been de-balled here on the show.
	I'm the expert on this, supposedly.
	And here you are.
	Just walking by.
	Hey, man, that guy's coked up.
	Exactly.
	I'm telling you, though.
	I'm going to start looking for it.
	I have not noticed it.
	I haven't seen him going to his nose.
	But I can imagine him and his nuttiness about demanding planes.
	You know, the military-industrial complex has to have a mixed feeling about him demanding planes and free planes.
	Right.
	Well, they're not the right planes.
	They're the wrong planes.
	He's asking for MIGs.
	The planes that the Polish have supposedly are the right planes, and the Polish are trying to pull a fast one.
	No, they're the wrong planes because they're not our planes.
	MIGs are not our planes.
	They're wrong.
	No, that's the point.
	Here's the two games I see being played.
	One, if he was so...
	Security conscious.
	Zelensky should have bought our planes like some time back instead of buying a bunch of MiGs.
	And he should have bought more of them.
	He didn't buy enough planes.
	So was that our fault?
	We have to give him free planes?
	Yeah.
	No, we're going to give him $15 of taxpayer money, billion, so he can buy our planes.
	He's nice.
	Well, he won't be buying many planes after this is over.
	No.
	So the other one is, is the Polish have tried to pull a fast one because they didn't even tell our State Department, hey, we've got a bunch of those old MiGs.
	We can give them the MiGs if you guys give us some other planes to make up for the lost MiGs.
	They're trying to get some free planes from us for those old junky MiGs.
	I have a couple of...
	And nobody notices that's a scam?
	No.
	Oh, no, it's noticed by podcasters, but not by the mainstream.
	That would be stupid!
	Hey, Phoebe, come on, girl!
	A couple of Zelensky clips just to get us into the mode here and the mood.
	And the reason I say he's coked up is because that's what I'm identifying.
	But also, that's how it kind of ended with Shakashvili from Georgia, who at one point became like a minister in the parliament in Ukraine, strangely enough, after he was kicked out of Georgia.
	And that was the guy who was eating his tie.
	So it's on point.
	It's a facsimile of everything we've seen with these revolutions.
	And this is just one to the supermax, bringing the Russians into the game.
	And well, here's the ABC. I know you spoke with President Biden again.
	I'm curious, what's the most important thing you're asking the president for, asking the U.S. for right now?
	I told him that for us the most important today is the security in the sky.
	We cannot allow Russia to be active there only because they're bombing us, they're shelling us, they're bombing us, they're sending missiles, helicopters, jet fighters, so a lot of things.
	But we are not doing this because we don't have the sky, we don't control our sky.
	And again, and I have watched significant amounts of coverage.
	I see a lot, especially Fox.
	Bill comes in, Bill Hurd, whatever his name is.
	Oh, okay, let me show you what's going on.
	And he shows me a Google map, a simplified Google map with dots.
	And here's what's happening.
	And this is an incursion.
	And here's the thing.
	And show me some, since the Vietnam War, we've seen dead people on television with wars.
	I demand better.
	Continuing with Zelensky.
	The president and NATO have said no to this no-fly zone because of concerns this could trigger a much wider conflict, a much bigger war than what we're seeing already.
	Because there have to be a willingness to shoot Russian planes out of the sky.
	Do you understand that concern?
	What do you mean to shoot down Russian planes?
	if the missile is flying yesterday for example the missile hit the university in the city of and the dormitory and the same missile hit the tumor pediatric clinic in kiev so if this missile is flying so are you thinking whether to shoot it down or not i think there is no any other answer but to yes yes they need to be shot down
	you have to preserve preserve lives i'm sure that the brave american soldiers who would be shooting it down knowing that is flying towards the students i'm sure that they had no doubt in doing so Oh, brother.
	Keep our boys and girls out of it, Zelensky.
	Mr.
	President, you talked about the need for fighters.
	Wait, wait, wait.
	He not only wants our planes, but he wants our fighter pilots?
	Yes, our children.
	The brave children of America who are being psyoped right now into believing this is the way to go.
	Yeah, yeah, it's true.
	Pay no attention to Yemen, Somalia, etc.
	Uyghurs pay no attention.
	It's all about this.
	Mr.
	President, you talked about the need for fighter jets.
	We know the U.S. is reportedly looking at how to supply Russian jets from Poland.
	You had requested these jets because Ukrainian fighter pilots know how to fly these Russian planes.
	Has there been any movement on that front?
	We asked not only the United States.
	We asked many other countries.
	I'm not going to name them.
	We looked into this question.
	We know where these Soviet planes are stationed, which countries host them.
	And we asked these countries.
	And in many ways, it is the United States in many ways who will decide.
	Okay, so he's making it very clear.
	Mr.
	Michael Zelensky.
	And here's the longer, this is kind of like you're opening Ukraine from NBC, Lester Holt.
	This is ABC. It was just last night here, President Zelensky telling me that Ukraine desperately needed those Soviet-era fighter jets that were in Poland because Ukrainian pilots would know.
	Why does he say Soviet-era fighter jets?
	What is that about?
	It's the old, taken-out-of-service MiGs?
	Russia still makes modern MiGs?
	Yeah, but those are newer, and they're different.
	You're telling me these are 35 years old?
	I believe so.
	Okay, well, then why...
	Yeah, good luck with that.
	Yeah, really?
	That'll rock.
	...how to fly them, suggesting President Biden could help inch this forward.
	Then today, that sudden announcement from Poland that it's willing to provide those jets and proposed delivering them to a U.S. airbase in Germany.
	Ruh-roh.
	Well, tonight the Pentagon saying not so fast.
	Let's bring in our chief White House correspondent, Cecilia Vega.
	Cecilia, you and I were going back and forth today when we learned this, and it would seem the White House was cut off guard by this sudden announcement from Poland.
	Yeah, David, they were completely caught off guard.
	We've got a lot of information coming in, and we're hearing, in fact, that the polls didn't even raise this with the Secretary of State in person when he was there in Poland just a couple of days ago.
	We also, just a few minutes ago, David, got a very blunt statement from the Pentagon.
	They are saying the administration does not see any substantive rationale for this proposal from Poland.
	They say that it is not tenable.
	And they say a plan like this, frankly, raises serious concerns for the entire NATO alliance.
	Just quickly, what Poland wanted to do here was essentially hand over these Soviet-era jets to the United States, station them at an American Air Force base in Germany, and requesting U.S. fighter jets in return between...
	But David, you know this.
	This is likely to be seen if the United States went along with this as a serious escalatory move by Vladimir Putin, putting the United States at risk for facing very dangerous retaliatory measures.
	Yeah, because suddenly you'd have those jets on a U.S. airbase.
	A lot of questions on this.
	Cecilia, thanks so much.
	Why do you think they're pushing this particular story so hard?
	What is behind this?
	I'm concerned about this, but let's listen to the Senate testimony.
	This is Shaheen, the senator.
	And the senators, you know, we played a clip in the last show, which I'm almost tempted to want to play again, which is Scott Ritter on RT discussing the reasons you can't do this.
	Want to revisit that real quick?
	Yeah, let's play it again.
	And the reason I want to play it again is because we're going to hear a senator...
	In the U.S. Senate, and this is the discussion with Victoria Nuland that took place, it was yesterday or the day before, a day after they did a confidential security discussion the day before.
	They had another one of these meetings, a two-hour meeting, where you'd think that what you're going to hear from Scott Ritter...
	Had to have been discussed so the senators would know this.
	And I think this claims these senators are just grandstanding.
	When you hear Shaheen, I think she's full of shit.
	She should be voted out of office.
	But let's listen to Scott Ritter again.
	Well, former U.S. Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter told me the issue of providing Ukraine with fighter jets is not as simple as it sounds there.
	Maybe there's a secret plan that only he's aware of.
	But, you know, I don't mean to be facetious because this is a horrible war and I don't mean to make light of it.
	But the fact remains that the Ukrainian Air Force that had existed operated out of fixed bases where you had logistics facilities, maintenance facilities.
	You had trained pilots, trained logistical people.
	You had fuel.
	You had armaments.
	You had the infrastructure necessary to sustain this.
	And this has been eliminated by the Russian Air Force for the most part.
	My understanding is every now and then a Ukrainian plane takes off.
	To inject a new Air Force, which is pretty much what the foreign minister is asking for, one, you'd have to source the aircraft.
	Where are they coming from?
	And to provide aircraft, how are you going to deliver them?
	Because the moment the aircraft cross over into Ukrainian airspace, they become legitimate targets of war.
	Who's flying them?
	Ukrainian pilots?
	And are they armed?
	Because if they're armed when they cross the border, a case can be made that the bases they took off in therefore are part of the fight.
	So I just don't see this as being anything more than rhetoric designed to embarrass NATO, embarrass Europe.
	But there's literally no realistic formula that I can think of that has combat capable aircraft entering Ukraine and being able to participate in a meaningful fashion in the ongoing combat operations.
	Right.
	So it's theater.
	Thank you.
	It's BS is what it is.
	Yeah, yeah, complete.
	Okay.
	So knowing what we just heard, and we're going to assume that this guy's no slouch, let's listen to this senator, and she's not the only one, by the way.
	Most of them that were doing this hearing were promoting the idea.
	All in, all in.
	Oh, they're all in.
	Let's send them some jets.
	I don't understand what we can't.
	Why are we waiting for?
	Yeah, what are we waiting for?
	So let's watch how Newland dances.
	This is Sheehan on jets.
	Thank you, Senator Shaheen.
	Thank you, Mr.
	Chairman, and thank you for being here and for everything that the State Department and the administration is doing to help Ukraine.
	As I'm sure you're aware, I weighed in with Senator Portman over the weekend on the importance of providing jets through Poland for the Ukrainians after we heard from President Zelensky that that was his number one request.
	And I understand That we are still working on that issue, that we had not coordinated with Poland before they made their announcement.
	Is that correct?
	Not to my knowledge.
	And I was in a meeting where I ought to have heard about that just before I came, so I think that actually was a surprise move by the polls.
	And one of the challenges is being able to backfill any planes that are provided to Ukraine.
	Is there a willingness on the part of our European allies to help support this effort?
	Well, Senator, I think what's most important in the short run with regard to Poland is that they benefit from full air security.
	She goes on.
	That was the beginning of the dance.
	She never answered the question.
	She goes on and on.
	I could accept the whole thing, but it was just pretty funny.
	But she wasn't going to say anything because she knows what we just heard.
	You can't do this.
	Victoria Nuland knows very well what is and isn't possible.
	She is a very important part of this.
	That's why she went out.
	That's why she's out there and taking whatever hits, but she's coming up clean.
	She just lies her way through it.
	And even though I did come up with the Michael Avenatti meme, I'll have to give it to the troll room who told me that true peak Michael Zielinski will be when he's invited on The View and interviewed by The View ladies and they swoon over him.
	Oh, now that troll room comes into play with a dynamite observation.
	Now, even more surprising, after we both heard retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas McGregor go completely counter to the narrative on Fox News, which is all in on most of the military stuff, Jesse Waters has become like a shill for the military-industrial complex.
	He's now a military strategist on his show.
	Unbelievable.
	Then Waters is in my will!
	Shut up, you shill.
	He was invited back?
	During the Fox Business news during the afternoon, Douglas McGregor comes back on.
	Yeah, this was on, for one thing, let's set a stage for this.
	Fox Business, nobody watches.
	But this is Fox Business during the day.
	Oh, you're right, it's Barney's show.
	Right, okay.
	It's pretty, pretty lame.
	It's still in the realm.
	If it was Martino Bartolomo or somebody, at least people have some viewership.
	Okay, so no one saw it, but he made it back on, and because he was relegated...
	I'm going to say one more thing.
	I think he was already booked for this before he blew up the other show.
	Well, this is just a nice example of how he's going counter to the narrative, and people are shaking their heads over it at Fox.
	The first five days, Russian forces, I think, frankly, were too gentle.
	They've now corrected that.
	So I would say another 10 days, this should be completely over.
	But the question is, what is it that Zelensky is going to do?
	The Russians have made it very clear what they want is a neutral Ukraine.
	This could have ended days ago if he accepted that.
	And then they can adjust the borders.
	But the eastern part of Ukraine is firmly in Russian hands.
	But again, the Russians are not seizing territory.
	They're destroying Ukrainian forces.
	That's their focus.
	Colonel, it sounds like you don't approve of Zelensky's stand.
	Oh, I think Zelensky is a puppet.
	And he is putting huge numbers of his own population at unnecessary risk.
	And quite frankly, most of what comes out of Ukraine is debunked as lies within 24 to 48 hours.
	The notions of taking and retaking airfields, all of this is nonsense.
	It hasn't happened.
	He's not a hero?
	When he's standing up for himself.
	A hero!
	You don't think he's a hero?
	No, I do not.
	I don't see anything heroic about the man.
	And I think the most heroic thing that he can do right now is to come to terms with reality.
	Neutralize Ukraine.
	This is not a bad thing.
	A neutral Ukraine would be good for us as well as for Russia.
	It would create the buffer that, frankly, both sides want.
	But he's, I think, being told to hang on and try to drag this out, which is tragic for the people that have to live through this.
	I'm inclined to disagree with you, Colonel, but, you know, we'll see how this works out.
	Colonel Douglas McGregor.
	Yeah, I have to disagree with you.
	This brings me to Bill O'Reilly.
	Okay.
	Wow, a blast from the past.
	Does he still exist?
	Is it a podcaster?
	No, he's on some screwball American network.
	One America News.
	No, no, no.
	Truth Out.
	What are the other ones?
	Something on Pluto.
	It is on Pluto, but it's also on YouTube TV. Okay.
	That's where I got it.
	I can't record off of Pluto.
	No.
	They took RT off Pluto, by the way.
	RT is hard to get to, man.
	I know you have no problem, but I've got to switch VPNs on and stuff to get to any story now.
	So, now, I recorded these clips.
	I could have recorded what I heard before, which was on the Young Turks.
	Almost word for word, what O'Reilly said was on the Young Turks.
	Interesting.
	That woman, the one who I wouldn't trust anymore, and I wouldn't trust her anyway, the one who's the main character there who thought that Kyle Rittenhouse had shot black men and had to reconsider her sources of information, and she admitted to it on The Young Turks.
	She went after McGregor.
	And she called him a stooge and she went on and on about how he was a RT. He works for RT. For Putin.
	For Putin.
	He works for Putin.
	He's a peace carrying water.
	So O'Reilly does the exact same report.
	Ah, jeez.
	But listen to...
	I'm going to give you...
	These are too many clips, but they're good because the last two are really dynamite because I get to deconstruct his deconstruction.
	But let's listen to him on Ukraine with the first three clips.
	This is O'Reilly on Ukraine.
	And listen to this.
	It's bullcrap.
	Sorry.
	No, ask me.
	Ask you?
	What were you going to say?
	No, no.
	I started the clip too soon.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	That was you talking.
	He doesn't have writers that he had at Fox, so he goes off the rails.
	And this is just nonsense.
	Just listen to it.
	Wouldn't be any invasion without Putin.
	So reason for the Russian military to invade...
	Ukraine doesn't threaten them in any way.
	Ukraine, not a member of NATO, didn't want to be a member of NATO. As we reported, wanted to play it down the middle, not to anger Putin.
	Ukraine signed a treaty with Putin saying they would give up their nuclear weapons and research in return for security guarantee.
	Putin, of course, violated that treaty.
	So there's no question.
	It's all about Vladimir Putin.
	He's the driver of this.
	According to Macron, the leader of France, Putin told him on the phone he's going to take Ukraine.
	And yeah, I think they will try.
	And I think it'll be a disaster for Putin in the end.
	That's my opinion.
	But I was wrong about the invasion, so keep that in mind.
	So about, I don't know, 80% of the coverage, the opinion coverage in America is anti-Putin.
	Only about 20% is pro-Putin.
	I have not heard Bill O'Reilly in a while.
	He's almost unrecognizable.
	What happened to his voice?
	His voice has changed a bit.
	No, not just a bit.
	He sounds a little bit like what I have, where I can't hit those certain registers because of COVID. He has a...
	I got this phone ringing.
	I forgot to hang it up.
	It'll end all by itself.
	Let me go do this and then I'll tell you about O'Reilly from his appearance.
	And by the way...
	Can you just pick it up and hang it up real quick?
	Just click it?
	And then leave it off?
	All I want to hear during the show is...
	Anyone under 35 has no idea what I'm talking about.
	If you left the phone off the hook at a certain point, it goes...
	Yeah, mine does that too.
	Okay, first of all, O'Reilly makes the assertion that 80% are talking about...
	The little thing he says at the end, I almost want you to replay it, because nobody is pro-Putin.
	Here we go.
	...proverage in America is anti-Putin.
	Only about 20% is pro-Putin.
	But he's right, because that's podcasters.
	But they're not pro-Putin.
	I mean, you're being facetious in this regard.
	They're not pro-Putin.
	They're just neutral about, you know, they're trying to judge the situation for what it is.
	That doesn't mean you're pro-Putin.
	That's bullcrap.
	And for O'Reilly, I have to say this, he's younger than, you know, he's like, I think he's around 68, maybe 69.
	I don't think he's 70 yet.
	He looks like he's 90.
	Yeah, he sounds like it, bro.
	He's got a very, pallor is gone.
	It's like, makeup!
	How about some makeup, dude?
	And his face is sagging.
	He doesn't look like a happy camper.
	Why doesn't, that's interesting.
	I wonder why he doesn't, all these things that are within his control to fix, certainly the makeup.
	I think he's depressed.
	Because he used to make millions.
	He used to be the top dog.
	Now he's just some guy.
	We just gave up on all expectations 15 years ago.
	So we'll have a long and fruitful life, but we'll never be rich like O'Reilly.
	O'Reilly was rolling and dough and he was the top dog at Fox and he was patting the ladies on the ass and getting away with it and pinching tits.
	Pinching tits!
	Oh my God!
	And so he's doing all this stuff and then he gets rousted and humiliated and sent down to the minor leagues.
	He's not even in the minor leagues.
	He's not even on RT. I mean, he's not even on RT. He's not even on Pluto, really.
	You have to find him on YouTube.
	Okay.
	So he's in bad shape.
	And you might be right about his voice, I'm not sure.
	But that would be your venue.
	So let's go on to part two.
	But one guy has been very, very verbal about supporting Russia, and his name is Colonel Douglas McGregor.
	69 years old, Bronze Star winner for the U.S. Army.
	Apparently he was involved with some kind of Pentagon activity at the end of the Trump administration.
	I'm not quite sure what that was, but he was doing some kind of consulting.
	You can look it up, dork.
	Stop, stop.
	Well, I like it because we basically just did the same thing with him.
	He was involved in patting chicks on the ass, pinching tits.
	I mean, he's kind of doing the same thing we're doing.
	Assassinating character.
	But O'Reilly's weak, so it's more fun.
	Okay, I understand what you're saying.
	I kind of disagree with the premise, because we all know about O'Reilly, and we know his background, and we're not fooling ourselves.
	Alright, alright.
	If anyone looks at the wiki page for this McGregor, they can see very easily what he did, all this stuff.
	He is very, very decorated.
	I think he wrote five books, military books, and he's no slouch.
	And O'Reilly's passing him off as though he's just some sort of slouch.
	What was the hanky-pank stuff during the Trump administration?
	What was it?
	What is he bringing into question?
	He was...
	He was brought in and out of the Trump administration as a consultant because he has written a number of books about reorganizing the military.
	Got it.
	Okay, so that's suspicious.
	What happened to good old Bill?
	He's lost it.
	Anyway, let's go continue.
	At the end of the Trump administration, I'm not quite sure what that was, but he was doing some consulting.
	Anyway, he's popping up on cable news, and he is supporting Putin.
	Okay, that is his right to do.
	Gosh, man.
	At first, I thought he sounded like General Flynn, and then I thought he sounded like Newt Gingrich.
	It's really, it's jarring to me, I have to say.
	I have not listened to him in a long time.
	Okay, well...
	I know you're sorry.
	I'll shut up about it.
	Clip three?
	Yeah.
	Do that in America.
	We don't cancel people.
	You know, we, the fair, honest commentators.
	Now, you should know about Colonel McGregor that he has appeared on Russian TV, RT, multiple times.
	He has an association with them.
	RTV says he doesn't work for them.
	But this is a go-to guy.
	Now when he's introduced on cable news, they don't say that.
	They don't say, hey, this McGregor, he has a close relationship with the Russian media, okay?
	And way back in 2014, when Putin took Crimea, McGregor appeared on Russian government-affiliated TV and backed it, okay?
	He backed...
	Putin taking Crimea.
	It was pretty shocking.
	And he said, hey, it's okay that he did it.
	You know, so usually they call it a con.
	Okay, what is the laugh about?
	What kind of laugh tell is O'Reilly doing here?
	Did it just leak in his depends?
	No, this is the self-assured, I'm above you laugh.
	This is not a tell laugh.
	Hey, okay that he did it.
	This is a superiority laugh.
	I'm so read in at the top, bro.
	Here's what they call a contrarian.
	A contrarian.
	Now, when you have a contrarian on your program, and I've had thousands of them on, you have to do your research.
	You have to know what you are talking about to challenge that point of view, particularly when people are dying.
	So this is some theoretical speculation.
	People are dying right this minute because of Putin and Russia.
	So this was what Anna did on Young Turks?
	She did this almost verbatim?
	Not verbatim, but the part about RT for sure.
	Of course.
	And then she also hounded him because he worked within the Trump administration.
	That's bad.
	Bad, bad, bad.
	So now O'Reilly takes that clip from Varney, or part of it, and then he analyzes it, and it's so bad.
	It's as though he can't even listen to the guy because he's not hearing him.
	So these are the last two clips.
	So I'm going to write it.
	Oh, sorry.
	I did it again.
	Yeah.
	I'm off.
	It's the vid.
	No, it could be me.
	I might be cueing you right.
	Yeah.
	It's remarkable how O'Reilly has deteriorated into what you're about to hear.
	Let's go.
	So I'm going to run you two sound bites from this McGregor guy.
	The first one, February 23rd of this year.
	Go.
	Go.
	And the first thing we've got to do is acknowledge that Putin's basic point, not just his point, the Russian government's point, which they've made for 25 years, is valid.
	They don't want US forces and missiles and NATO troops immediately across the border in eastern Ukraine.
	Absolutely.
	We didn't want them in Cuba.
	He doesn't want them in eastern Ukraine.
	We should acknowledge that.
	Stop pretending that's a non-issue.
	It is a major issue for them.
	Let's acknowledge it.
	Oh, my goodness.
	We can't be acknowledging that.
	So what did he say there?
	Let's just summarize what you heard McGregor say, because you're going to contrast what your summary is to what you're going to hear from O'Reilly.
	What I heard is, hey man, when we had that crap in Cuba from the Russians, we wouldn't stand for it.
	We sent some guys over there to fail at the Bay of Pigs, and we almost had nuclear war, and cooler heads prevailed, but we didn't like it at all, so why should Russia like it when we're doing it to them?
	Same distance, more or less.
	So are you saying that we have missiles in Ukraine?
	Is that what he said?
	No.
	I don't think he said that.
	I don't think he said it.
	Did he say we have missiles?
	Do we have troops in Ukraine?
	No, he didn't say that.
	He didn't say we have missiles or troops in Ukraine.
	No, he just made a comparison to the occupation.
	What he said was he doesn't think Russia would like it if we did have troops and missiles in Ukraine.
	Yeah, yeah, exactly.
	Which is what the threat was from the Munich Security Conference.
	That was the actual threat by the president of Ukraine.
	I would say it was a threat.
	Well, let's listen to what O'Reilly heard.
	So I'm going to run you two sound bites from this McGregor guy.
	All right, the first one...
	Wait a minute.
	How'd that work?
	You don't have the second...
	The second clip's not the same as the first.
	It sounds like it.
	Hold on.
	What's this one, then?
	So I'm going to run you two...
	It's the same.
	Your big payoff?
	Nah.
	Oh, wait.
	Oh, no.
	The second one's longer.
	Okay, I see.
	I got it.
	I'm sorry.
	What did you do?
	Nothing.
	It's your clips.
	Four starts like this.
	So I'm going to run you two soundbites.
	Right, but that's 33 seconds long.
	Five starts like this.
	So I'm going to run you two soundbites.
	But it's a minute three long.
	So you didn't cut off the beginning.
	Ah.
	But why don't we listen to the whole thing?
	It's only a minute.
	We'll listen to the whole thing in context.
	It'll be good.
	Yeah.
	So I'm gonna run you two sound bites from this McGregor guy.
	All right, the first one, February 23rd of this year.
	Go.
	And the first thing we've got to do is acknowledge that Putin's basic point, not just his point, the Russian government's point, which they've made for 25 years, is valid.
	They don't want U.S. forces and missiles and NATO troops immediately across the border in eastern Ukraine.
	Absolutely.
	We didn't want them in Cuba.
	He doesn't want them in eastern Ukraine.
	We should acknowledge that.
	Stop pretending that's a non-issue.
	It is a major issue for them.
	Let's acknowledge it.
	Yeah, so that was good.
	I'm glad we listened to that again.
	We know exactly what he said.
	Now we continue to O'Reilly.
	Okay, that's not true, what he just said.
	There were no U.S. forces in Ukraine.
	Okay, missiles, I don't know what he's talking about with missiles, because as we just reported, Ukraine gave up all their nuclear capability, and there were no NATO troops in Ukraine.
	Ukraine's not a member of NATO. So, you know, I told you earlier this week how damaging propaganda is to this country.
	Well, that is a perfect example of it.
	Ah, it's propaganda!
	Okay, so now he's carrying water for Putin.
	Disappointing there from good old Bill.
	Although I never liked him.
	So, yeah, you never did.
	So, the guy says the Russians are concerned about the situation devolving.
	And O'Reilly reads into it all kinds of crazy stuff.
	And he says it's not true.
	So, in other words, it's not true that Russia's concerned about Ukraine joining NATO. What he should have said was, it's a false equivalency.
	That's what he should have said.
	I don't think he's at that level.
	He's getting pretty close.
	But this is the kind of...
	All he needs is a pussy hat and he's good to go.
	They definitely kicked him to the curb in some ways.
	I don't think you'd see him on Fox again after the Varney thing.
	Yes, because it was on Tucker two days later.
	So, he's still on.
	We'll see.
	Well, Tucker's the one who introduced him.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, but he came after the Varney.
	He was on Tucker again.
	Well, I don't know how that could be.
	Because it is.
	I saw it with my own two eyes.
	What day was he on Tucker?
	Because we had him.
	Tuesday?
	Tuesday?
	Maybe it was the same day.
	It could have been the same day, but I think it was Tuesday.
	Well, keep in mind, but Tucker's definitely the outlier on Fox.
	Yeah, but he's also all in on the military stuff and hating Putin.
	Oh, we all have to hate Putin.
	Oh, listen, I hate Putin.
	Which is fine, but he's also virtue signaling.
	Malcolm Nance, interestingly, the total MSNBC-type shill, you know, Mr.
	Former Intelligence, FBI, Pelosi, He's on a little different tip here about Ukraine and Kiev and even on a different tip than us where we're waiting for the rubbleization to start, but no.
	Putin doesn't want the city level.
	In Kyiv or any of these major cities, we're seeing it in Kharkiv, a little bit in the city of Sumy.
	One of the things that people need to understand is when you create rubble like that, Stalingrad-like rubble, Berlin, 1945 levels of rubble, you give the defenders a multiplier of two to four in combat.
	Because the rubble is now compatible terrain in which you can hide, ambush, snipe, mine.
	You want nice, clean highways.
	And I think the order was, we're taking this place cleanly.
	I think Putin was assured by his special operations and his armor commanders they could do it without leveling the city.
	Again, Kiev is physically the size of Chicago.
	Ladies and gentlemen, it is time to rub a lice!
	Yeah, I think he's probably right.
	I mean, we still have this damn convoy, which we've only seen a sectional portion of from the satellite imagery.
	It's just still there.
	It's still just kind of hanging out.
	I mean, it looks real, real scary and dangerous.
	It could be cardboard boxes.
	So we need to return now to the cancellation of Russia, just canceling Russia altogether.
	And we've all seen the pull-outs from banks, the companies divesting from oil.
	I mean, it's just unbelievable.
	We'll get to the energy gambit in a moment.
	But two things really caught me on this cancellation.
	QRZ.com.
	For non-hams, that would be QRZ.com.
	Which has been around for 20 years.
	It's a pretty crappy website, but every ham is in there.
	And you can register and then you can claim your call sign and then you can add stuff to it and you can show pictures of your rig or whatever.
	QRZ.com temporarily but removed all Russian call signs from the database.
	That's unconscionable.
	Hams went ballistic.
	I'll bet they did.
	You can't do that.
	The whole point, the whole point of ham radio is to supersede this bullshit.
	That's the whole point.
	And the guy then, oh, well, you know, this was just a four-hour protest, just a virtue signal, you cuck.
	Disgusting, unham-like.
	Very unham-like.
	Unham-like behavior.
	Just unbelievable.
	But anyway, let's not waste anything in this beautiful moment.
	Let's connect it to politics.
	Oh, crap.
	Let's connect it to Florida.
	Maybe we can get some stench onto Trump.
	Last time we were in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, a.k.a.
	Little Moscow, it was days before Russia invaded Ukraine.
	How about this guy?
	This guy's a card.
	A.k.a.
	Little Moscow.
	Jeez, man.
	Go back to work for the Village Voice.
	Last time we were in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, a.k.a.
	Little Moscow, it was days before Russia.
	This is a guy or a girl?
	No, this is a guy.
	This is a woman.
	No.
	In Ukraine.
	Oh my gosh.
	What of you?
	Top realtors were optimistic rich Russians living here would not be impacted.
	You drive around here, you see the Bentleys, Rolls Royce.
	These are rich Russians.
	Yes, yes.
	They love to be here and they like to spend their money and enjoy their life.
	But now, two weeks into the war, we were wondering what the impact is in little Moscow.
	I started scouring new luxury for sale listings, and while there is a small increase in the last two weeks, it doesn't appear to be especially significant.
	The Russian realtors who talked to me before the invasion now are not taking my calls.
	One texted me back.
	Hey, unfortunately, I don't want to talk about Ukraine's situation at all.
	I'm Russian.
	So I came here to local real estate attorney Daniel Gilchinski's office.
	The Russian realtors now aren't responding.
	They don't seem to want to talk.
	I mean, what do you think is going on?
	No kidding, dude.
	You're assaulting them, you dick.
	I think they're very busy showing units, and there's a certain level of comfort that their clients need to have in them that they're not going to see their realtor on TV. Gilchinsky says a mass Russian sell-off here in Little Moscow because of new U.S. sanctions is actually the total opposite of what's happening.
	He says more Russians are buying to get around sanctions.
	If they have, for instance, a $30 million boat, and they're concerned that the boat might get seized, well, they sell it.
	You know, turn it into dollars.
	From there, it's anyone's guess where the money skips kind of like a stone across the river until it lands in, inevitably, real estate in Sunny Isles.
	So, you watch.
	They're going to connect Russians to Florida, to Trump, to Republicans.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's all political.
	And the fact that this is the level we've gotten to...
	Douchebags.
	We've gotten to the level of harassing Russian-Americans, maybe just Russians who are here legally.
	What is wrong with you?
	That's evil to do that shit.
	I don't care if they're realtors.
	Don't do that.
	That's just lame.
	So, luckily, amongst all of this, there are some voices saying, hey, you know, we're canceling Russia, but there's other crap going on in the world.
	Crap that, once again, our leaders, so-called leaders, are responsible for.
	I don't think any of us want to be killing people in Somalia or Yemen or locking up Uyghurs and any of that.
	No, we don't want any of that.
	But they do.
	And there was one, this is the Irish Member of Parliament.
	What is her name?
	Claire, I think.
	Um...
	And she stood up and she had some, yeah, this Claire Daly, member of European Parliament.
	This was about the global human suffering.
	There's no doubt about it.
	We're living in times of catastrophic crisis where the lives of innocent civilians are sacrificed in the wars of their masters.
	Yes, in Ukraine, but not only.
	Since the last plenary, tens of thousands of Afghani citizens have been forced to flee in search of food and safety.
	Five million children face famine.
	An agonising and painful death.
	A 500% increase in child marriages and children being sold just so they can survive.
	And not a mention of it.
	Not here.
	Not anywhere.
	No wall-to-wall TV coverage.
	No emergency humanitarian response.
	No special plenaries.
	Not even a mention in this plenary.
	No Afghani delegations and no statements.
	My God!
	They must be wondering what makes their humanitarian crisis so unimportant.
	Is it the colour of their skin?
	Is it that they're not white?
	They're not European?
	That their problems come from a US gun or a US invasion?
	Is it that the decision to rob their country's wealth was taken by a despotic US president rather than a Russian one?
	Because, my God, all wars are evil and all victims deserve support.
	And until we get on that page, we have no credibility whatsoever.
	Alright, she should stay away from hot tubs.
	Yeah.
	Small aviation.
	But at least someone's speaking up.
	That's kind of nice.
	By the way, mentioning that stay away from hot tubs and small aviation, I've got to play this clip.
	This stems from the Lindsey Graham ludicrous threat on Putin.
	Yeah, yes.
	Someone needs to take him out.
	Needs to assassinate him.
	Yeah, well, I think Lindsey Graham is asking for trouble personally, but let's play the wet work clip.
	This came from a podcast.
	I think it's called X22. Oh, X22 is deplatformed from Apple.
	Yes, this is a great podcast.
	Yeah, it's totally deplatformed, and so that's why it would make a good clip.
	All of a sudden, the role that they're playing...
	I love that.
	Did you listen to the whole podcast?
	Yeah, I did.
	I love how it...
	Let's talk about your health.
	Let's talk about the global western news.
	Let's talk about this.
	Let's talk about your financial future.
	The presentation sucks.
	But I just wanted to say, I need to plug, completely available on Podcasting 2.0.
	All of a sudden, the role that they're playing, it starts to disappear.
	And their true nature comes out.
	And I do believe we're seeing this with Lindsey Graham.
	By the way, stop.
	Stop.
	The thing about his podcast, I listened to it, I think it was an hour or more.
	Yeah.
	And all he says is, I do believe.
	I do believe.
	He never says, I believe, or I think, or I feel.
	He says, I do believe.
	I do believe.
	I was almost tempted to clip the I do believes out and run them as a supercut.
	It's annoying.
	I love how he says, the private Western Central Banks.
	The private Western Central Banks.
	The private Western Central Banks.
	It is one of my daily listens.
	A shirt comes out, and I do believe we're seeing this with Lindsey Graham.
	He tweeted out the following.
	Is there a Brutus in Russia?
	Is there a more successful Colonel Staffenberg in the Russian military?
	The only way this ends is for somebody in Russia to take this guy out.
	You should be doing your country and the world a great service.
	So think about this.
	He just said, I need Putin assassinated.
	He just called for an assassination.
	Did Biden do this?
	Did Nancy Pelosi also call for an assassination?
	Absolutely.
	He's actually calling for the assassination.
	See, when they panic, they become worried.
	Now, I want to go back to the State of the Union.
	Remember when Biden said get him?
	Now, there was some information saying that maybe he said this because his handler said get him.
	Maybe it was towards Trump.
	But it's starting to look like it is actually towards Putin.
	And remember...
	When Biden was talking about the burn pits and all this stuff, and Nancy Pelosi was rubbing her hands together, they were shaped as fists.
	Well, we have Angel Aurora 11 and Julian's Rum.
	They looked at this, and this is sign language.
	And this is what they put out on Telegraph.
	At the State of the Union, resident Zidane said, go get him.
	At the same Soto, Pelosi made a very odd hand gesture during a point in the speech that certainly didn't call for such a gesture.
	Thanks to Angel Aurora 11 and Julian's rum, sign language enters the picture.
	The gesture she made is the gesture for bath.
	Think wet.
	WikiLeaks revealed that Podesta sent an email calling for some wet works.
	Four days later, Scalia was dead.
	Just last night, we heard Lindsey Graham literally call for Putin's assassination.
	Hand gesture equals bath equals wet works.
	Joe's quote, Lindsey's quote, my point, Nancy's hand gesture wasn't random or benign.
	I believe she was putting in a comm for wet works on Putin.
	The world is upside down.
	If I had played this clip, you would have immediately called for a theremin.
	You can play the theremin.
	No, because when Angel Aurora 11 deconstructed that that was sign language, holy crap, yes indeed.
	We have a sign language expert on the No Agenda Social.
	I'm going to have him look at the same thing.
	And for any other sign languages, messages that may be sent...
	I like it.
	I like that a lot.
	The one funny thing about that is when at the end of the State of the Union, which I watched, and Biden said, go get him, that's the first thing.
	I didn't think he was talking about anything but Putin.
	Me neither.
	That's interesting that there would even be question about that.
	Yeah, I thought, what else would it be?
	I mean, it was clear.
	It was clear.
	Go get him.
	Yeah.
	So, this...
	Stay away from this.
	We're back to hot tubs and small aviation.
	I think these three, Biden, Pelosi...
	Now, Pelosi could...
	You know, if she died, it would just be old age.
	But Biden maybe too.
	Lindsey Graham's another story.
	If we see an accidental death that is pretty impossible to trace, which is done by professionals who don't like, you know, or are told, they pay lots of money to do a job.
	Uh-oh, John.
	Uh-oh.
	There she is!
	Accidental death in your future.
	I'm sorry?
	Accidental death in your future.
	What about it?
	Hillary is swooping around.
	Well, Hillary's not working for Putin.
	The point is that...
	No, it's my point.
	You're talking about Biden and Pelosi and Lindsey Graham.
	Yeah, those three.
	And the Clinton Global Initiative is restarted.
	She's back in play.
	That's when I'd be worried.
	Well, that's always worrisome, but...
	I think these three are stupid, to be honest about it.
	I just think they're stupid.
	You can't do that.
	It's hubris.
	We have an executive order in this country that was put out.
	I think Reagan's the one who signed it.
	No assassinating other leaders.
	You can't assassinate other leaders because it just causes a problem.
	And if these three are promoting this assassination of Putin, they're asking for trouble, it seems to me.
	I wouldn't do it.
	Why would you do that?
	You don't know anything unless you're part of the inner circle.
	You can't do shit like that.
	It's unbelievable to me.
	It's hubris.
	Hubris high wire.
	It's definitely hubris.
	Yeah, hubris.
	So I just say keep an eye on these three and see what happens over the next month.
	I say within the next month.
	Everything.
	Well, things are going to happen in the next six months, six to 18 months, and I think that is very apparent what is going on here.
	We seem to be in some kind of stalemate.
	No one's really moving forward or backward.
	There's a lot of talk, a lot of psychological information warfare going on amongst the people of the world.
	And it's being used for what I'm just calling the energy gambit.
	And this comes along with every, you heard earlier, every single Western country canceling Russia.
	And you know, when McDonald's pulls out, you know, we don't attack necessarily countries where McDonald's are located.
	So that makes sense.
	And the big divestment, everyone's pulling out of Russian oil, the deplatforming from the SWIFT payment system, which doesn't go into effect until Sunday night, Ukraine time.
	So we still don't really know what effect that will have on the global.
	You know, it turns out, like everything else, which is always overlooked, These things aren't, you know, the only game in town.
	There are things that we know in the whole technology business, things called workarounds.
	Well, I mean, you're jumping ahead a little, but I did hear, I had a conversation with the former New York banker about this, about the workarounds and SWIFT. But before we go there, I thought you were going to touch on the gas thing.
	I am.
	No, you took me off of it.
	Let me get back to gas.
	Well, you brought Swift up, not me.
	No, I'm saying...
	I'm just saying, if we're going to talk about gas, I got three clips from the Senate hearings.
	Yeah, and I will call for them when it's time.
	Because I will need them.
	But first we need to look at the...
	purely at energy because this is now...
	I believe that this is...
	I do believe this is...
	this is the lever.
	It's apparent.
	This is where we push the...
	certainly the United States but hopefully the whole world into such a pressure cooker of cost of energy...
	Which is probably, I mean, it's more in your wheelhouse of the trading and doing all kinds of shenanigans to get that price higher and higher and higher.
	In fact, I have from one of our producers, he works at a company that looks at this kind of stuff, so I have to keep him anonymous.
	And they have models, which he put a big exclamation mark behind.
	We have models.
	Because my question was, at what point...
	What oil price does it become a problem for just production of shit, for ships to even move, for trains to roll, or for people to commute to work?
	And I just want to read this.
	Our models, exclamation mark, Predicts weird things over $225 a barrel.
	In my opinion, they've become very unreliable at such extreme points.
	My personal opinion is that $190 is sustainable for a brief period.
	Anything over six months will result in unpredictable events.
	What we suspect at a certain point will simply not be enough oil and governments will intervene to save the vital or too-big-to-fail industries.
	Hard to predict how this looks.
	If this whole reshuffling of the oil supply chain will work, we should be more than less okay.
	Any hiccups and it will become unpredictable.
	The worst case scenario I've seen is $350 a barrel oil and that will for sure come with big government interventions.
	The carless Sunday would be a happy memory.
	So...
	We need to abuse this, these high prices, to get people to do other things.
	But first, we need to do a big switcheroo.
	And I have questions for you about this.
	Since we're shutting off this oil and possibly other sources, we're now going back to the table with people we've screwed over before in the exact same scenario, Venezuela, Iran, and we're trying to do deals with them to get their oil.
	Now, here's a clip about it.
	Well, now to that major pivot today by President Biden after refusing to ban Russian oil, gas, and other fuels.
	The president today did just that, acknowledging that inflicting economic punishment on Russia will drive up already record high prices here in the U.S. We get more now from CBS's Ed O'Keefe.
	We're banning all imports of Russian oil and gas and energy.
	President Biden's decision to target Russia's energy sector is designed to deprive Russian President Vladimir Putin of around $100 million in daily revenue.
	That means Russian oil will no longer be acceptable at US ports and the American people will...
	Deal another powerful blow to Putin's war machine.
	The move follows days of growing pressure to take action as the Russian military atrocities mount.
	But it comes with a steep price.
	Putin's war is already hurting American families at the gas pump.
	Today, the national average hit $4.17 a gallon, a record high.
	In four states, prices spiked at least 15 cents overnight.
	In Chicago, drivers were considering alternatives.
	Might be time for an electric vehicle.
	Others trying to adjust.
	I'm an electrician, so I have my tools, I have everything.
	I have to drive this thing every single day.
	So, I don't have an excuse.
	I can't tell my boss, well, gas is too much right now.
	I can't use my truck.
	It doesn't cut it.
	Economists warn the typical American household is now set to pour out nearly $2,000 more per year on gas.
	As prices soar, airlines will pass on the cost of flyers.
	Commuters are likely to pump the brakes on travel.
	Pump the brakes!
	And the cost of goods and services will climb due to higher shipping and delivery costs.
	So this is the message.
	This is the narrative.
	We're all going to die.
	It's just going to be so expensive.
	But we seem to already be negotiating with Iran and Saudi Arabia.
	Interesting to do those at the same time.
	We freed one of the...
	9-11 hijackers from Gitmo.
	I think he goes back.
	Does he go back to Iran?
	No, Iran, we have two Americans who are being returned.
	I mean, they're doing swaps.
	It's obvious that they're doing swaps because the concept, as far as I understand it, is we now go to Venezuela and Iran to fill up anything that we're missing that wouldn't come from Russia.
	My question to you.
	Having learned from you that these are different types of oil, can we even replace what might theoretically be gone with the type of sweet...
	I think it's very sweet from Venezuela and whatever Iran has.
	Can we even swap that one for one for the types of uses we need?
	Yeah.
	We can?
	Pretty much.
	But this is bull crap because it's obvious we're not going to do...
	If you listen to the Senate hearings...
	You really want to play these clips.
	You won't let me finish my sequence.
	I'm going to let you finish.
	No, play your clips.
	Play your clips.
	I'm stopping in your tracks because if you listen to the Senate hearings, we're not going to do a deal with Venezuela.
	Let's play the clips.
	Well, there's two.
	For Venezuela, there's two.
	Okay.
	I said clips.
	Let's start with the...
	I've got to get my glasses back.
	Okay.
	I was doing something else.
	Of course!
	I was letting you go, go, go.
	Of course, you're not even listening.
	You're doing something else.
	That's so rude.
	You were playing clips and I was doing something else.
	No, I was organizing something for you.
	I was thinking of you.
	It was all about you.
	Okay, well then it's okay.
	I'll tell you what the problem is.
	I've got the wrong clip list in my hand because I've been looking for an old clip.
	Here we go.
	Well, just keep talking what you're talking about and I'll find these clips, damn it.
	I have the clips.
	Caught me off guard.
	It's Johnson versus Newland.
	It's the one with Rubio talking about the Sitco 6.
	Oh, okay.
	Rubio, Sitco 6.
	Yeah, got it here.
	The secret meeting that occurred this weekend, which is published everywhere, is this part of a Russia strategy or is it part of a general pivot in a broader Venezuela matter?
	There's zero pivot in our Venezuela strategy, Senator, the first and foremost, and I can only talk about it to some extent in this setting.
	I'm happy to talk to you about it in another setting, if you'd like, or after.
	Well, it's not because it's classified, but because it's confidential with another government.
	Another country.
	For a number of reasons, but first and foremost, the mission was about visiting and checking on the welfare of our incarcerated Americans, the Cisco VI and the other two.
	And as you know, we have made regular visits to Caracas for that purpose.
	We were also seeking to get the Venezuelan government back to the table with the opposition in the internationally Oh man, so it's all secret?
	She can't tell us?
	So the thing is, and the next clip will give us a little more information, the thing is that everyone got all jumped to conclusions because we had these secret meetings with Venezuela that leaked.
	Right.
	Leaked.
	Oh, we're going to get the Venezuela oil.
	We're going to get back on the track for the oil.
	But no, we went over there to negotiate about these Citgo 6, which I was looking at.
	You don't think there's a tit for tat there?
	A quid pro quo?
	Not for the oil.
	These guys, the Senate's not going to allow it.
	I'll listen to Ron Johnson, another guy who goes after Newland.
	Ron Johnson did two things.
	He had two lines of questioning.
	One was about Venezuela and the other one was about Iran.
	And both of them were to get her to admit that we're not going to do a deal for oil with these two jokers.
	So let's start with Venezuela.
	Following up on Senator Rubio's questioning on Venezuela, it sounds like you really weren't talking about buying their oil.
	Is that true?
	Senator, I'm happy to talk in some detail about all the contours of that in another setting.
	I like that.
	Or perhaps in a little while.
	We are still in the process of working on a number of things there, but the primary purpose of that mission was to go see our eight Americans who are incarcerated.
	So again, Senator Rubio is more familiar with what their oil capacities are, but it sounds like they really couldn't add much to anything we would do.
	So can you just state categorically that we will not be buying Venezuelan oil?
	If we're going to buy oil, we'll buy American oil.
	We won't buy from a tyrant like Maduro?
	Senator, let me try to put this whole oil issue in some context, if I may.
	When we ban Russian oil, as the President very clearly did today, that has an impact on all kinds of things.
	Thanks to the international efforts that we have galvanized where 70% of Russian fuel is stuck.
	But the particular kind of Russian fuel that the U.S. imports or had been importing was heavy fuel.
	And that is only produced in a couple of countries around the world.
	So whereas we want to ban Russian oil, we also need to find a way...
	If we do not want to have major economic impacts as a result...
	She literally said here that's a different type of crude that they have in Venezuela.
	She said heavy oil.
	Yeah.
	Heavy oil is not a crude.
	Okay, that's why I'm asking you.
	Why is she even bringing it up?
	If you let her finish, I will try to break down some of these definitions so people have some clue.
	I don't think she knows what she's talking about.
	Ah, okay.
	of Russian fuel is stuck, but the particular kind of Russian fuel that the U.S. imports or had been importing was heavy fuel, and that is only produced in a couple of countries around the world.
	So whereas, you know, we have – we want to ban Russian oil, we also need to find a way If we do not want to have major economic impacts as a result of this war and this squeeze on oil around the world, we have to find a way to get more capacity into the system.
	So again, you're not ruling out buying oil from the tyrant Maduro in Venezuela.
	You're not ruling that out.
	I will come back to you on that question.
	Okay.
	Maybe I didn't make myself clear.
	It's exactly what I thought was happening, that they're going to Venezuela to replace what Russia is not, what we can't get from Russia.
	Things are headed your way because two Americans, including one member of the Citco 6, was released from prison in Venezuela yesterday.
	We're going to turn out of that breaking news overnight.
	Two Americans held in Venezuela have been released following talks with the Biden administration as the White House considers lifting oil sanctions in Venezuela.
	Senior White House correspondent Mary Bruce has the latest.
	Good morning, Mary.
	Good morning, Georgia.
	This could be a sign of a real shift in the relationship between the U.S. and Venezuela.
	Overnight, the authoritarian government there releasing two Americans held prisoner just days after we know about this rare meeting between President Maduro and top U.S. officials who are now considering lifting oil sanctions on Venezuela.
	The released men are Gustavo Cardenas, an oil executive held for five years.
	And Alberto Fernandez, a tourist who was arrested last year.
	Now, overnight, President Biden in a statement saying, quote, these men are fathers who lost precious time with their children and everyone they love.
	Unlike the millions of black men locked up in penitentiaries for stupid drug possession in America.
	...the diplomatic teams who helped to secure their release, George.
	And Mary, the timing of this, of course, is notable.
	The U.S. could use Venezuelan oil to replace Russian oil.
	Yeah!
	Yeah, and the White House insists that the release of these prisoners are not at all related to these conversations about possibly easing Oil sanctions on Venezuela, but as you know, this is a very interesting time.
	We know they are having these discussions.
	Venezuela has huge oil reserves, and of course there's a new urgency to this.
	Now that President Biden has announced he's banning the import of Russian oil and gas here in the U.S. and is looking to fill this void, but of course this is not without controversy.
	Maduro, we know, has been accused of massive human rights violations, George.
	Yes, he has.
	Mayor Bruce, thanks very much.
	Yeah, all right.
	So I was right.
	So I'm plowing through the trades to try to figure out what she's talking about.
	She says heavy oil and she's just misusing a term.
	She might mean heavy crude because Russian oil is normally sold in what's called the Urals oils blend.
	It's a blend of two oils from two different parts of their country.
	They have a heavy oil, a heavy crude, don't say heavy oil, a heavy crude from the Urals and the Volga.
	And then they have a light, sweet crude from Western Siberia, and they mix the two together to make this heavy crude, which doesn't make sense in so far as what they sell us because they, it seems, they sell us those two oils separately.
	And the light crude goes to the West Coast.
	A couple of West Coast refineries that need that oil.
	And I think I know which one of them is because they can't really handle anything else but light, sweet stuff.
	And the heavy oil goes to some East Coast refineries which can be replaced by the Venezuelan stuff.
	And it's not that much, though.
	It's just to satisfy the needs of a couple of refiners.
	It's a very small amount.
	And so I think they're making more out of this than needs to be made.
	And if you listen to these hearings, and I get to one more clip from Johnson, it's obvious that the Democrats and the Republicans are all both gung-ho on this war, except for one thing.
	Each side, the Republicans all say, we've got to get more American oil into the thing, and this is how we solve these problems.
	And all their questioning is about that.
	Why don't we just buy more American oil?
	Why are we even talking to Venezuela?
	Why are we even talking to Iran?
	Well, we'll get into all of that.
	The Democrats, meanwhile, are thinking, well, you know...
	The Democrats are thinking we should be more green.
	But let's might as well listen to the same Johnson going at Newland about Iran and why we shouldn't be buying their oil either.
	Senator Johnson.
	Hey, Mr.
	Chairman, Undersecretary Newland, welcome.
	I've done a fair amount of negotiating in my private sector life.
	Generally, when negotiations proceed and I realize the negotiating partner is not negotiating in good faith, I walk away.
	Actually, always.
	If I'm not perceiving a good faith negotiation, I walk away.
	I've never, ever tried to negotiate with somebody who would refuse to even sit down and talk to me.
	But in fact, isn't that what's happening with the JCPOA? But it's true, Iran refuses to meet with us, correct?
	Isn't that an automatic admission that they're not good-faith negotiations?
	Why would the administration, why would President Biden just do something like that?
	That's a charade.
	It's not a negotiation.
	Senator Johnson, I will say that I, too, have done a lot of negotiating in my life.
	And whereas it's not ideal not to sit in the same room, it can work.
	And proximity talks have been known to produce very good agreements over time.
	We will see if we can get there on this one.
	This has also been a hair up their ass since Obama mucked up that whole thing with the pallets of cash.
	They've wanted to do...
	What's his face?
	Is it Romney or Kerry?
	Who's married?
	Kerry has all the Iranians in his family all married.
	He's by marriage-related high officials in Iran.
	They're just doing this just to do it.
	We got the JCPOA done.
	Don't you think?
	Yeah, I would have to.
	If I was going to take a position to be close to yours, I don't know.
	Well, what is this all about?
	And I think it's more than just, as you said, green agenda.
	I'm going to break that down after we take our break, and I'm going to tease for you how fun it will be, which will mean you will want to stay with this podcast.
	You may have noticed this week that your gas prices have gone up.
	I want to talk to you a little bit about why.
	A lot of it has to do with Vladimir Putin.
	The reality is that Russia is one of the three largest oil producers in the world.
	And the fact that they have started this conflict, invaded a foreign country, and they are such a big producer of oil in the world, is the reason why the global oil markets are disturbed right now and why your gas prices are going up.
	The president's going to do everything he can to bring down the price of gas for the American people.
	But there are a few facts you should be aware of.
	Facts!
	U.S. production of oil and gas is rising.
	In fact, in the first year of the Biden presidency, there was more oil and gas produced in the United States than the first year of the Trump presidency.
	And there's opportunities to produce more from here.
	But part of this is on the oil companies.
	Right now, there are 9,000 approved unused permits that oil and gas companies could tap into now to ramp up production.
	So what the president is doing is ensuring we're taking steps here to get more oil out into the global marketplace.
	That includes the release of 40 million barrels from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve back in the fall, and he just announced their planned release of an additional 30 million barrels.
	The only way to protect the United States over the long term is to become energy independent.
	That's why the President has been so focused on investing in clean energy technology so that we can rely on that and not President Putin to set the price of gas.
	That's right, Jen Psaki, Peppermint Patty.
	We're investing.
	Investing.
	Bear that in mind.
	We'll talk about it after I thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C's in case closed.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to Mr.
	John C. Dvorak.
	Hello, people, and hello to all such sea boots on the ground, feet in the air, suns in the water, and dames nights out there.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, in the morning to the trolls in the troll room at trollroom.io who have been very helpful today.
	Extremely appreciated.
	Good to see everybody lined up and ready to rock and roll.
	Why don't we give a little count here?
	Let's see how many trolls we have who are interested in what we're doing today.
	Okay, we're scurrying around and...
	Hmm.
	Hmm.
	Yeah, two, four, nine, eight.
	So about two and a half here.
	Is that even lower than Sunday show?
	Well, it should be lower than Sunday show.
	People work on Thursday.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, it's not much lower than in that case.
	That's pretty good.
	Well, thank you, Trolls, for being here.
	You can join them at trollroom.io.
	The way it works is that's open 24 hours a day.
	You can go in there.
	You can just chat about stuff.
	You can do DMs, whatever you want to do.
	It's...
	It's just a cool place to hang.
	But then on show days, there's the live stream, noagendastream.com.
	It's all integrated into one, both places you get the same experience.
	You can listen to the live show and you can help.
	You can give me one-liners, punchlines, and also fact check in real time.
	And if that's not good enough for you, then go to NoAgendaSocial.com.
	You can probably see what's going on, but if you really want to join in, get a Mastodon account anywhere that you can get one.
	They're usually free.
	Or you can start your own with a bunch of friends.
	You have a lot more control that way.
	This is the wave of the future.
	This is how the new social networks will connect to each other and federate.
	And you can count on it that it's worth it to get one of these accounts.
	Are we going to say something?
	Oh, no.
	I'm mumbled.
	Okay.
	Get an account or set up your own server on an old laptop.
	You can do it.
	You can do it even at home.
	Follow John C. Dvorak at NoAgendaSocial.com, Adam at NoAgendaSocial.com, and join the revolution.
	Now we want to thank the artists for episode 1431.
	We titled that Red Austin, which is, jeez, man, it is so true.
	Nessworks brought us this fabulous George Soros currency gangsta piece of artwork.
	Now I believe this was in the Evergreens, or this was from the previous episode even.
	Yeah, it was from the previous episode and it was also in Evergreens.
	Yeah, which is smart when people do that, because there wasn't anything that really hit us on the new stuff that came in.
	Was there anything that we liked for the episode itself?
	No.
	Well, we did talk about some things.
	I appreciated Tom De Niel's carless Sunday from the Netherlands, that picture, even though it wasn't really usable as art.
	It was fun for us, because I remember it.
	It even had that sepia color back in the day.
	That's what life looked like.
	What else was there?
	Pre-reloading machine.
	There was just a lot of borderline...
	Yeah.
	It was uninspired.
	The one I liked, I will say, is Spook No.
	9's The Best Art in the Universe or The Best Podcast in the Universe, The Bear.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The Bear with the hottie...
	With the cheesecake girl.
	The cheesecake girl.
	That was going to be it.
	I think we were kind of going towards that.
	I think we were almost going to choose it, yeah.
	And then we said, let's just look in the evergreens.
	And then we saw the Currency Gangsta.
	We'd actually talked about Soros, played some clips this time.
	So it made sense, and we really appreciate Nestworks' work on this.
	It's a great piece.
	He's got the ticket, no agenda in the ticket.
	Yeah, he had a picture of Soros that he ran some filter on, which made it look artsy.
	Soros has never looked so good.
	Yeah, yeah.
	It's pretty interesting.
	It's like one of those, you know, InstaFilter, or a filter, or Snapchat, who uses those filters to make you look better?
	Everyone?
	Every single woman in the universe and many men?
	Oh yeah, it's a plague.
	It's making people feel horrible.
	It's ruining mirror sales is what it's doing.
	Thanks, Nestworks.
	Highly appreciated.
	Thanks to all of the artists who did their utmost and did great work.
	Of course, it just wasn't quite appropriate for the show.
	You can see them all at noagendaartgenerator.com.
	You can contribute there as well.
	You actually like the Biden in the bucket one.
	Yeah, I did.
	We found it too plain.
	Look, we're harsh that way.
	We're art directors.
	We've got to do it.
	We've got to roll, roll, roll.
	We've got to make a choice.
	We've got to produce.
	We've got to get the show out.
	We've got to get it out.
	We've got to get stuff done here.
	So it's a high-paced operation.
	But all of this, this work that our artists do is a part of Gitmo Nation's value for value.
	Everybody contributes one way or the other with your time, your talent, your treasure, whatever you can do.
	All three are always appreciated.
	And if you'd like to see all of the images discussed and many more timed quirkily with the show itself, Podcasting 2.0 offers that with our chapter speech here.
	Also, you get a new podcast app, a modern one at newpodcastapps.com.
	You'll be able to find the X22 report or anything else because there's just no deplatforming.
	The only deplatforming can be done is by the apps.
	If they want to deplatform it, that's up to them.
	But there's 15 apps now.
	So go check that out.
	Save podcasting, protect it, and extend it.
	Now, as part of the treasure of our three Ts, let's thank some of our executive, or all of our executive and associate executive producers.
	Who do we kick it off with, John?
	We kick it off with Ross Easterling, Sir Macanudo de la Paz.
	And he's in the fabulous town of New Brownfells, Texas, which I think is walking just as to where you are.
	Not quite, but it's where all the cool kids hang out.
	Yeah, so he came with $1,000.33 in one cent.
	$1,033 in one cent.
	Nice.
	I look for a note from him and all I've got is the note he sent, which is Resist We Much.
	Oops.
	That's not the one I wanted to play.
	Too tight for the market sometimes.
	But resist we much.
	We must and we will much.
	About that.
	Be committed.
	So I don't even know.
	Is he a knight?
	Was he already a knight?
	Do we have any clue?
	Yes, Sir Macanudo de la Paz.
	But wouldn't this be then a title upgrade for him?
	Not if he doesn't want it.
	If he doesn't want it, that's true.
	Well, thank you very much, Sir Macanudo de la Paz.
	That is highly appreciated.
	Resist me much, we will indeed.
	I'll get to the next one, which is Matt Waltz, who's in Tempe, Arizona, with another $1,000.
	Thank you, Matt.
	Morning to you, Adam and John.
	I seriously hope there's been some butt-slamming today of the elites.
	Whoa, you got butt-slammed!
	Some government butt-slamming government puppets, corporate villains, and general douchebags.
	I am writing to you for several reasons.
	One, my beautiful wife, Erica Waltz, punched me in the mouth.
	In addition, she donated $200 last week and did not attach her note.
	Oh!
	She really wanted to be de-douched.
	Shhh, shhh, shhh, shhh, shhh, shhh.
	You've been de-douched.
	Two, I have donated enough for my knighthood and I want to be henceforth known as Sir Waltz of Tempe.
	In addition, please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	Well, this is going well.
	And play a supercut of the stupidest things our dear Vice President Harris has said recently.
	We don't actually have a supercut of stupid things she said.
	I don't know.
	I mean, anything she says is stupid.
	How about this then?
	That kind of suffices, I hope.
	Thank you.
	And then the note gets cut off.
	Oh, number three, I want to call out Aaron Bauer as a douchebag.
	Douchebag!
	So requested, so done.
	Thank you, Matt.
	Oh, I see why.
	And we'll see you at the podium later.
	If I don't click on enable editing, now I see it.
	It just showed up.
	Okay, you're up.
	$666.66 coming to you from Indianapolis, Indiana.
	John C. Fangirl, Brittany Baxter here.
	Hi, Brittany.
	It's only right to be knighted as a thank you for the extraordinary entertaining value no agenda provides.
	My smoking hot boyfriend helped me get here.
	Thank you, honey.
	So with a devilish donation of 66666 plus a penny from the jar...
	Oops, I got...
	There's your penny.
	I shall henceforth be known as Dame of the Amazeballs because my cheese balls without the cheese are devilishly delicious.
	On Sunday, March 20th, the Central Indiana Meetup is at the Sun King in Fishers.
	I love donations that promote the meetups.
	All ages of human resources are welcome, and you can taste my balls!
	Britney.
	At the round table, I'll have a bottle of the finest champagne.
	And no jingles.
	Just a quick freestyle from John on his flute.
	Love you mean it.
	Very sexualized note.
	What kind of champagne should we...
	Oh.
	The best.
	She said she wants the best.
	Let's just go with the classic and get her some Dom Perignon.
	Well, I was thinking Moet 1996.
	No.
	How about Louis Roderer Crystal?
	Louis Roderer Crystal.
	Oh, wait, wait.
	Stop, stop.
	Oh, stopping.
	Let's go with Krug.
	Krug?
	Just Krug?
	Yeah, just Krug.
	Just a regular Krug.
	Nope.
	Yeah, I know.
	I remember I was at my buddy's house, the entertainment president.
	Yeah.
	And he's a champagne guy.
	And I told you, what should I ask for?
	And you said, Krug.
	He was like, hey, want some champagne?
	I said, yeah, give me some Krug.
	He looked at me and laughed.
	I said, yeah, I don't think so.
	Alright, crew get the table.
	That will be on order and John on his flute.
	Dynamite.
	Well worth it.
	That was the flute rock.
	Flute rock, yeah, very good.
	You're up.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	You were too busy.
	I was into it.
	You were playing with your flute.
	I was in the groove.
	You're still playing with your flute, man.
	Kevin Koster in Chucky, Tennessee, 7-11-58.
	ITM, Adam and John.
	I was hit in the mouth by my brother-in-law in the summer of 2020.
	This is my first donation so I can get a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And I'd also like to call out Phil, my brother-in-law, out as a douchebag.
	No jingles, just jobs karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Yay!
	By the way, the word is official.
	Breaking news.
	Many dogs in Gitmo Nation loved your flute solo.
	They were quite taken with it.
	Oh, no.
	Oh, no.
	No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	This is not good.
	We continue with Sir Carl with a K, Baron of the Internment Camp of New York with $350.33.
	He is indeed in New York and Rochester to be exact.
	He says, this is my first donation since 2020.
	This is unacceptable.
	I humbly ask to be de-douched.
	You've been de-douched.
	Shout out to Sir Farmer Todd for his donation note asking Adam Curry to be a guest on my show.
	Who are these podcasts?
	When I heard this, I knew I had to donate.
	Adam, when you get tired of talking to Joe Rogan, Glenn Beck, and Megyn Kelly, you're welcome to come on our show anytime.
	JCD also has an open invitation.
	We'd love to have you back.
	I got to do this.
	I'm so bad.
	I mean, Grimerica, who are these podcasts?
	I'm not taking care of the family.
	I'm not a good family man.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm agreeing with that.
	In 2020, I asked for an F cancer karma from my father.
	I am pleased to announce it worked!
	What other podcast does that?
	He says.
	Only the best podcast in the universe.
	For jingles, I'll take any drop from Sophia with an F, John's favorite podcaster, and a karma.
	Cheers, Sir Carl with a K, Baron of the internment camp of New York.
	I looked for Sophia with an F. Now, you would know what the ISOs were called because I don't know because they're not necessarily labeled Sophia.
	Oh, yeah, I can't think.
	That's the top of my head.
	I don't know.
	You're just going to take a shot at one that sounds silly.
	That might be hers.
	I don't even know what I'd be looking for.
	I get Sophia Page, which is not right.
	No.
	With an F? No, there's no one there.
	I mean, you have no idea what they'd be titled?
	Not offhand.
	Okay.
	All right, sorry.
	Sorry.
	All right, well, it's okay.
	We'll dig some up for later.
	Is that it?
	That's it.
	Should I go to Marcus?
	Yes.
	Andrew Marcus?
	Yep.
	In Milwaukee.
	Oh, wait.
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	Did I have to do, did I do the karma?
	Yeah, I did the jobs karma.
	Okay, yes.
	Marcus in Milwaukee.
	You sure?
	Am I sure?
	Yeah.
	You did?
	Yeah, I'm sure.
	Okay, good.
	334, even.
	And he says, ITM Gents, this is a very long note.
	It's too long and I might try to skip parts of it.
	ITM Gents, with this donation at 3-4, I finally achieved knighthood and come out of the no agenda closet.
	Hmm.
	Formerly anonymous.
	Oh, okay.
	This is the formerly anonymous guy.
	I'll take the opportunity to introduce myself.
	My name is Andrew Marcus and I'm a documentary filmmaker.
	Nice to meet you, Andrew.
	Most notably, I produced and directed the feature film Hating Breitbart back in 2012.
	Very famous movie.
	Yes, it is.
	We promoted it.
	Wait, this is another guy who's going to get an executive producer credit and put it in IMDb?
	A famous guy?
	Yeah.
	I love it.
	Fair warning.
	Shameless plug coming at the end about the upcoming re-release of Hating Bright Bart on hatingbrightbart.com.
	He's a real Hollywood guy.
	Plug it.
	He's totally crazy.
	This is what you do.
	This is good, yes.
	Everything short of wearing NASCAR stickers all over your jacket.
	My first encounter with your show was not how I would have written the script.
	I wasn't just hit in the mouth.
	I was punched in the gut.
	Allow me to explain.
	I learned about your show six years ago.
	I wish I had some background music.
	When you aired my documentary work on episode 809, Velocity of Money.
	Together with my buddy, Rebel Pundit, who is also a No Agenda producer, we were shooting interviews on the streets of Chicago and organized leftist stormed Trump's 2016 campaign event and conducted a mostly peaceful riot outside we were shooting interviews on the streets of Chicago and organized leftist You focused on a clip of an insane confrontation I remember this.
	Yeah, I do.
	I had with a middle-aged lady who I presume is a woman's, with a Y and an X, women's studies professor.
	seeing our camera rolling, this professor blew a gasket and fired off at me because I, a toxic white man, was interviewing two Hispanic-looking women.
	She obnoxiously interrupted and started melting down in front of my camera in a frantic attempt to rescue them from my white male privilege.
	Yes, and we saw this not in the context of the documentary, I don't think, but just as a standalone maybe?
	I can't remember that part of it.
	You like your music?
	Mission accomplished was truly a spectacle that was much more interesting than the interview I was conducting with the two women.
	And I guarantee the little smile that crept across my face as it was unfolding set the professor off even more.
	You were both struck by the exchange, as was I, but to the shock and awe of my white male fragility, I was devastated to hear John declare unequivocally that I had choked.
	You choked.
	And failed to adequately challenge the premise of her attack.
	Mmm.
	I've been waiting all these years to tell you, you're wrong!
	Ah, that feels better.
	Anyways, I've been a dedicated listener ever since, and now that I'm becoming a knight, I'd like to declare my knighthood, or dedicate my knighthood to my unhinged gender professor pal, who led me to the best podcast in the universe, in her honor, I humbly request the name Surrounded by My Privilege.
	That's a really nice, good name.
	I like it.
	We have a couple other Surroundeds, and it's fine.
	Everyone can use the same night name.
	So about that, shameless plug I mentioned earlier, my documentary, Hating Bright Bart, is being re-released this Friday, March 11th, in honor of the 10th year anniversary of Andrew's death.
	Somehow, I talked my way into the inner circle of Breitbart's world for over a year, just as he was making his meteoro...
	Meteor...
	Meteoric.
	Meteoric.
	Yeah, meteoric.
	There's no reason I couldn't hit that right.
	Yeah, COVID. I'm disappointed in myself.
	It's COVID. Rise to fame.
	The result was hating Breitbart.
	An intimate portrait of a man at war with the M5M. A must-see for No Agenda producers.
	The film will stream free.
	Free.
	I'm telling you, free for two weeks.
	Free.
	So head over to hatingbreitbart.com and we figured that out.
	You don't need the URL. Check it out.
	I'd like a re-releasing my documentary and wanting all No Agenda producers to watch it.
	Karma.
	If there is such a thing, please.
	You've got karma.
	Yeah, long note.
	Also, he wants to play You Choked followed by No.
	Oh, I didn't see that in there.
	But I have the You Choked.
	He sent it to us.
	You choked.
	No.
	That remains to be true.
	Thank you, Andrew.
	He's out of the closet, everybody.
	Larkin Harmon, 333.33, our favorite executive producer amount for a donation from Dos Palos, California.
	I sent my donation note to john at devorek.org.
	Do you have it?
	No.
	It didn't come in?
	I don't have it.
	Oh.
	Maybe he didn't put donation.
	He has his email address there.
	Yeah.
	You want to search?
	I'll read the next ones.
	Yeah.
	Keep reading.
	I'll search.
	Xenophone Wolf Moon.
	Xenophone Wolf Moon from Oakland, California.
	333.33.
	In the morning, please give me a heaping dose of jobs and goat karma as I began classes to move into cybersecurity.
	Thank you for all you do.
	Semper Fi.
	Semper Fi to you, sir.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You saw karma.
	We continue with Melanie Lawson, who's in East Sussex in Great Britannia, in Street 333.
	Thank you very much, Melanie.
	Greetings from Sussex, England.
	I discovered Adam on Joe Rogan and have been hooked on your show ever since.
	I've also got several friends hooked, and we love you!
	Oh, hi kids.
	Your sense of humor is totally mine, and I chuckle away on my morning school run and look forward to every episode.
	You should play it out loud for the kids.
	Great job, both of you.
	Wish I had discovered you years ago.
	All the best, Melanie.
	Oh, Melanie, you can go back.
	Go to noagendanation.com.
	You can listen to every single episode in the archive.
	Oh, I wish I don't recommend.
	There is no note from Larkin, and I'll continue reading.
	All right.
	Sir Mad Hatter, Baron of the...
	By the way, even if you...
	And I used that exact email, and it wasn't there.
	Okay.
	Sir Mad Hatter, Baron of the Broke State of Connecticut.
	And he's the Mad Hatter of Connecticut, but he's actually in Alabama.
	Yes.
	And Lucia, 333.
	He's another one of our executive producers.
	Hope this note finds you.
	Yeah, it did.
	I would like my 333 donation credited to Dame Jamie.
	This is a switcheroo then.
	That is a switcheroo.
	Dame Jamie it is.
	Oh, okay.
	The love of my life.
	Today, March 10th, is her birthday.
	And I can think of, it seems to be on the list, and I can think of no better gift than an executive producer credit.
	March 17th will also be our 10th anniversary, and we bicker and fight all the time.
	Yeah!
	Yeah, good for you!
	But that's a secret to a healthy relationship.
	We can disagree about things and still love each other.
	If possible, I'd like to give up...
	The broke state of Connecticut as my protectorate as we have fled that state.
	Ah, for the free state of Alabama.
	Sure.
	That's a pretty interesting cultural change.
	That's a switch.
	If one peerage committee is in agreement, I would like to make that switch.
	The show is awesome.
	You can make the switch.
	The show is awesome and kept me sane during the 20-hour drives between Connecticut and Jamaica.
	How many drives did you make?
	Keep up the great work.
	Once again, Dame Jamie, I love you.
	For jingles, may I have a...
	I don't eat me no bo...
	I don't...
	Don't eat...
	Don't eat me bo-eyed and the little girl saying that is our daughter.
	Oh.
	I would also like...
	That's interesting.
	I would also like Joe Biden get vaccinated followed by two to the head followed by no.
	It's beautiful.
	Don't eat me, Bojart, and you're scary.
	So scary.
	Get vaccinated.
	Oh, shoot.
	I'm sorry.
	Something happened.
	Let's just do that again.
	I love hearing her.
	She's a cute kid.
	I love her.
	Cutie.
	Don't eat me, Bo Giant, and you're scary.
	So scary.
	Get vaccinated.
	No.
	Thank you very much.
	Switcheroo accredited to Dame Jamie.
	Alexander Nuttall in Portsmouth, Virginia, 333.
	No note.
	We appreciate it, though.
	Kate Marengo is in Chicago, Illinois, 333.
	I'm hoping this note meets the Thursday cutoff as I'd be ruining my karmic meaning when being picked up by cab number 3-3-3-0 the other day.
	You got the call.
	A quick note to call out my husband, who is still yet to submit his accounting.
	Come on, Marengo!
	Don't be so obtuse!
	Go get your hookers and blow!
	That's a woman right there.
	There you go.
	Big shout out to the Gitmo FEMA Region 5 Chicago meetup group, who recently underwent some spook challenges, only to rally and protect one another like only family can.
	These folks will share their food, do sticker missions, and cut a bitch if needed.
	Ha ha ha ha!
	So true.
	It's so true.
	That's what the no agenda meetups do.
	You create your own little local community.
	It's cool.
	Jingles.
	No.
	Resist we much.
	Oh, there's a second one for resist we much.
	Resist we much.
	And shut up slaves for our dire times from Kate Marengo.
	Well, of course, we got that.
	Resist we much.
	We must and we will much about that be committed.
	Shout out to Slay!
	All the cute kids are out today.
	She wanted a no, not an ooh, but I think it sounded good.
	She wanted a no.
	We don't have a no.
	We only have an ooh.
	I think she just meant the regular no.
	No, that's just no.
	Oh, well.
	I know, I know, I don't know.
	No, no, no.
	Let's go with Gerald Small.
	He's in Gilbert, Arizona, 23456.
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	Thank you.
	Where is everything leading to?
	It is leading to the green agenda, and it's now accelerated.
	Will they pull it off?
	I don't know, but let's look at the clues that this is what this is really about.
	We heard Jen Peppermint Psaki before the donation break there saying that your high gas prices at the pump are Putin's fault.
	The president's doing everything he can.
	The oil industry are a bunch of dicks.
	They're not doing their job, but Joe's going to help you.
	And don't worry about it because we're going to get you in an electric car.
	This is Abe Lincoln, our Secretary of State.
	He's in Estonia.
	He's roaming around with the Vice President.
	They're doing talks.
	They're making noise about what to do.
	They're getting their NATO partners together.
	And they're pushing the Green Deal.
	There is, I think, a significant not only opportunity but imperative in this moment to finally move off of, for many countries in Europe, a dependence on Russian energy because Russia uses it as a weapon. a dependence on Russian energy because Russia uses it as And we're seeing countries respond to that.
	We're working closely with them as they engage in those efforts.
	It will take, as the prime minister said, some time to do that.
	But if you'll forgive the bad pun, there is real energy in this effort.
	And so all of these things come together, ensuring that there is a steady global supply of energy in the moment, ensuring that we're working together on finding ways to diversify supply, and also doing this in a way that's consistent with the agenda and also doing this in a way that's consistent with the agenda that we share dealing with I think this only underscores the imperative of moving ahead as quickly as possible with renewable energy supply and sources.
	So we're working on bringing all of these things together, and with our diplomacy as well, making sure that energy supplies remain abundant coming from different places around the world.
	So never let a crisis go to waste.
	This is going to be great.
	People can't afford their gas.
	If we can keep those prices up high enough, people will just have to stay home and we can push our agenda.
	We can invest.
	It's always investing.
	Why is our government investing?
	Is it investing for a return for who?
	For the real investors, I'm always curious by these things, but for sure we're pumping the brakes, pumping the brakes on Russian oil, and we're pressing the accelerator on the EVs.
	Under President Biden and Vice President Harris' leadership, we're pressing the accelerator to reach a zero-emissions future sooner than most people thought.
	This is EPA Administrator Michael Regan.
	They had a big summit and everyone showed up.
	You're misgendering a lot of people today, sir.
	Oh my god.
	EPA's two announcements today are about seizing the opportunity that technology presents and driving towards a cleaner, healthier, more just future for all of our children.
	Yeah!
	How's it more just that you have to buy a $150,000 electric car?
	No, I'm sorry.
	You have to understand that oil is racist.
	This is a black man, just to point it out.
	Oh, because it's black?
	Listen to the clip.
	...healthier, more just future for all of our children.
	The first of these is EPA's clean truck proposal.
	72 million people are estimated to live near truck freight routes in America, and they're more likely people of color and those with lower income.
	Those overburdened communities are directly exposed to pollution that leads to respiratory and cardiovascular problems, among other serious and costly health effects.
	As directed by President Biden's executive order, EPA is proposing new, ambitious standards to significantly reduce emissions from smog and soot-forming nitrogen oxides from heavy-duty gasoline and diesel engines used on the nation's roads and highways.
	This will ensure that the portions of the heavy duty fleet that continue to rely on the internal combustion engine during the transition to cleaner alternatives will deliver much needed protections to our most vulnerable communities.
	This is the COVID playbook.
	Did he say soot forming nitrogen oxide compounds?
	Oh, yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	He laid that all out.
	You want to say something about it?
	Yeah.
	Please.
	Do you know what soot is?
	How does nitrogen oxides have anything to do with soot?
	Well, I know nitrous oxide.
	Well, everybody knows nitrous oxide.
	Sucking in soot.
	So tell me about the soot.
	Soot's carbon particles.
	It's particulate.
	Yeah, but that's killing black and brown people in the communities.
	Yeah, but what's it got to do with nitrogen compounds in any way?
	It sounded impressive, didn't it?
	He sounds like he's full of crap is what it sounds like.
	He sounds like he, for an EPA guy, he sounds like he doesn't know anything what he's talking about, especially in terms of science.
	This is a science, science.
	These people have never worked in science, never been around science, probably a sociologist.
	Well, that's a very good question.
	We should probably look him up.
	Michael Regan.
	Let's see.
	What is he?
	How do you spell his last name?
	R-E-G-A-N. R-E-G-A-N. Okay.
	He's from Chicago.
	No, that's not the guy.
	No, that's a different guy.
	That's a white guy.
	That's not him.
	Wrong.
	Oh, here we are.
	EPA Administrator.
	Here we go.
	He's from Goldsboro, North Carolina, where he developed a passion for environment while hunting and fishing with his father.
	Oh, that's cool.
	That's qualified.
	That's qualified.
	He's the son of two public servants.
	Prior to his nomination as EPA Administrator, Michael Regan served as the Secretary of the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality.
	Okay.
	He secured...
	Okay.
	Well, yeah, it seems like he's been a full-time...
	A bureaucrat.
	Yeah, career bureaucrat.
	And he sounds like it.
	Yeah, he sounds like it.
	Okay, so that's who he is, but he is a part of the push for the green agenda.
	What did he get his degree in?
	I don't have a Wikipedia.
	Oh, let me get it.
	You go get that.
	But while you're doing that, it's short.
	I want you to listen to our actual Environmental Protection Agency leader, our leader, Mayor Pete.
	And he says there's nothing to worry about.
	There's nothing to worry about, people.
	It's all going to be fine.
	Clean transportation can bring significant cost savings for the American people as well.
	Last month, we announced a $5 billion investment to build out a nationwide electric vehicle charging network so that people from rural to suburban to urban communities can all benefit from the gas savings of driving an EV. Oh, that's so nice.
	Everybody, even poor people can benefit from the cost savings of driving an EV. That's so nice.
	Thanks, Pete.
	How about the purchase price?
	Reagan got his degree in Earth and Environmental Science, which doesn't mean he knows anything about chemistry, that's for sure, from a school called North Carolina A&T State.
	What is that?
	I would say it's not one of your prestige schools.
	Now, what's interesting about Mayor Pete...
	I have a prediction, by the way, since you brought up Pete.
	Is the prediction, Red Book prediction, coming up?
	Speed limits will be 50 miles...
	Drop back down to 50 miles an hour.
	I like that.
	The save gas.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	No, I like that.
	Replay.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's all coming back.
	They're going to play all of the tricks.
	You know, I personally believe that oil is going to go high enough.
	And you're already seeing it now.
	Here's the narrative.
	This is from Bloomberg, which means it's a real narrative.
	Here it is.
	Bloomberg says, why revive the commute when gas prices are so high?
	You see, this is so easy to do because the virtual class, the pajama workers, they will easily stay home and not drive and save themselves some money.
	And if they have to drive, they have EVs.
	For them, it'll be okay now that insurance companies are upping insurance costs for EVs specifically, not for the car, for your home.
	If you have an electric vehicle and you plug it in at home, you'll be paying more in insurance because they tend to do weird stuff to blow up, etc.
	Yeah, and let your house on fire.
	Yeah, they're hedging their bets there.
	The ESG is very strong in all of this.
	The environmental social governance that is primarily led by the Fink over there at BlackRock.
	That's why, and this is, it's really quite amazing to see, there's no sanctions on Russia for McDonald's.
	There's no sanctions on Russia for Apple and Google.
	There's no sanctions.
	They're doing this all by themselves.
	All this divestiture from Russian oil is all voluntarily.
	This is what's interesting that's happening and is not really being discussed.
	At the same time, because this ESG stuff is very important, the military industrial complex, along with Wall Street, same thing, is trying to get defense stocks to be ESG compliant. is trying to get defense stocks to be ESG compliant.
	The shit that makes the dirtiest for the world, including the mess it makes, the depleted uranium, they're trying to stick on the bandwagon here because it's real.
	And there is going to be what Goldman Sachs calls demand destruction.
	This is from Yahoo Finance.
	Goldman says, demand destruction is the only thing that can restrain oil.
	Well, that sounds like, if you're destroying something, then you're getting ready to reset something.
	So let's look at the demand destruction.
	We had a couple of people talk to Jen Psaki, Peppermint, in the recent press briefing.
	Some simple questions like, hey, if we're really running into problems here and you're not hell-bent on ushering in a Green New Deal by making it unaffordable, why not make it more affordable by doing certain things?
	Peter Doocy checks in.
	You say that you're going to do everything that you can to reduce the impact that high gas prices have on Americans.
	We're asking other countries to think about maybe pumping more oil.
	Why not just do it here?
	Well, to be very clear, federal policies are not limiting the supplies of oil and gas.
	Let me finish.
	Wow, this is...
	This let me finish thing is a little...
	It's like...
	Let me finish...
	What did you say?
	That's her thing.
	Let me finish...
	Let me give you the facts here.
	And I know that can be inconvenient, but I think they're important.
	That is so...
	I mean, so rude.
	And also, it's another climate change throwback.
	Inconvenient truth.
	It's everywhere.
	They're serious about this.
	Well, let me give you the facts here.
	And I know that can be inconvenient, but I think they're important in this moment.
	To the contrary, we have been clear that in the short term, supply must keep up with the demand.
	And here and around the world will we make the shift to a secure, clean energy future.
	We are one of the largest producers with a strong domestic oil and gas industry.
	We have actually produced more oil.
	It is at record numbers.
	And we will continue to produce more.
	There are 9,000 approved drilling permits that are not being used.
	So the suggestion that we are not allowing companies to drill is inaccurate.
	The suggestion that that is what is hindering or preventing gas prices to come down is inaccurate.
	From what I understand, those 9,000 gas leases, it's true, they're unused, but they're also in places where there may not be any...
	There's dry holes.
	There's dry holes.
	Whoa!
	Show title.
	Dry holes.
	Dry holes.
	Come on, man.
	That's a great show title.
	Well, let's talk about the executive orders and the new leases.
	Would President Biden rescind his executive order that haunts...
	New oil and natural gas leases on public lands.
	Well, 90% of them happen on private lands, as I'm sure you know.
	And there are 9,000 unused approved drilling permits.
	So I would suggest you ask the oil companies why they're not using those if there's a desire to drill more.
	Okay, I know that producers at Fox listen to this show.
	I'm quite convinced of it, and I'm proud of it.
	And it makes a lot of sense for Tucker's producers to pick up our clips because they're fun.
	And it's obvious where the humor is.
	Comedy gold.
	So the other producers, if you can get to Peter Doocy and literally have him ask, in a question form with Peppermint Patty, just say, Yeah, but Jen, those are dry holes.
	That would be great!
	You know, kind of...
	Yeah, no, don't even say it.
	That's the wrong punchline.
	It should be implied.
	I'm not going there.
	I was just thinking it.
	It should be implied.
	Okay, well, even though I also am of the opinion that it doesn't make a huge difference, it's 800...
	1,000 barrels, I think, the Keystone pipeline.
	But everything should matter in this case.
	Would President Biden ever undo his executive order that stopped the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline?
	Are you suggesting that would solve the gas prices issue?
	Well, do you think that that would...
	That's a question, not a suggestion.
	Let me ask you that question.
	Do you think that that would solve the gas price question issue, John?
	Do you think that would solve it if we had more oil coming in from the Keystone pipeline?
	Is that your idea of a joke?
	I think that that would maybe affect prices faster than getting the whole country off of fossil fuels.
	I actually don't think it would.
	The Keystone was not an oil field.
	It's a pipeline.
	Also, the oil is continuing to flow in just through other means.
	So it actually would have nothing to do with the current supply imbalance.
	Oh, is that true?
	Is it on trains instead?
	Is it on Buffett's trains?
	Yeah, Buffett's and Gates's.
	Buffett's and Gates's.
	They're trains.
	Okay, all right.
	It's called the pipeline on wheels for a good...
	Pipeline on rails is what their term is in the business.
	And then Doocy wraps it up with the question I'm curious about as well.
	So gas prices are approaching an all-time high per gallon.
	How high would they have to get before President Biden would say, I'm going to set aside my ambitious climate goals and just increase domestic oil production, get the producers to drill more here, and we can address the fossil fuel future later.
	Well, again, Peter, the U.S. produced more oil this past year than in President Trump's first year.
	Next year, according to the Department of Energy, we will produce more oil than ever before.
	Those are the facts in terms of oil production.
	And again, right now there are 9,000 unused approved permits to drill oil.
	So I think you're misidentifying what the actual issue is.
	But if we're looking to the future and what we can do to prevent this from being a challenge in future crises, the best thing we can do is reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and foreign oil, because that will help us have a reliable source of energy so that we're not worried about gas prices going up because of the whims of a foreign dictator.
	That's what we gotta do.
	Jen is selling it.
	It's an obvious answer.
	We just need to reset everything.
	It's so simple.
	Don't you see that, Peter Doocy?
	So under the cover of all this, all of a sudden, and this was not on my radar, a 2,700, of course, page bill drops to be voted on overnight by the House of Representatives called the Omnibus Bill.
	And this is now very interesting because we're used to, you know, like $750 billion for the Military National Defense Authorization Act.
	Okay, we'll sign off on that.
	But no, this is $1.5 trillion.
	Whoa!
	And from what I understand about this, as they call it, omnibus bill or spending bill or bill to keep the government open, is that...
	That they somehow negotiated that if they were going to spend $700 plus billion on the military, they had to have an equal amount on the other side of this bill for Green New Deal and other, probably build back better stuff.
	I don't really know what's in the bill.
	I've looked through some pieces of it.
	But Congressman Troy, what's his name, Niels?
	Who is a Republican who also should be voted out of office because this guy is also a shill.
	You'll hear it in this piece.
	He does give us some details.
	He's really outraged.
	So look past all of that because this guy is also a douche.
	Good afternoon, folks.
	Congressman Nels here.
	This afternoon, or maybe this evening, we'll be voting on a $1.5 trillion omnibus bill.
	It's 2,700 pages long.
	Here it is, and we've had less than 24 hours to look at it.
	Nancy Pelosi, she's rushing this massive spending bill because the Democrats, folks, they're going on vacation tomorrow.
	They need to get it done today.
	It's full of irresponsible and wasteful spending.
	It doesn't eliminate Biden's vaccine mandates.
	We have spent $5.7 trillion on COVID relief, and there's $800 billion remaining.
	It's unspent or uncommitted.
	Folks, ask yourself, where's Fauci?
	When's the last time you've seen Fauci on TV? Clearly, the pandemic is loud.
	There's no need for vaccine mandates, and we must repeal the National Emergency Declaration.
	Border security, it cuts.
	$428 million from Customs and Border Patrol.
	Think about that.
	When we've had two million crossings this year, two million crossings in 2021, fentanyl deaths are at an all-time high, we have human trafficking, and there's no new funding for Trump's border wall.
	It pours hundreds of millions of dollars into the Green New Deal.
	Green New Deal.
	Hundreds of millions.
	Matter of fact, it even gives intelligence agencies money to study climate change when their efforts should be focused on China, Russia, and Iran.
	There's no energy relief.
	I know you're paying $4 a gallon for fuel, and in California, they're paying $7.
	Trump was absolutely right.
	Let's unleash American energy independence, reauthorize the Keystone Pipeline, reverse the drilling ban on federal lands, and make America energy independent as it was under Trump.
	Last thing, I support the $13.6 billion for Ukraine.
	I would have been a yes on it if it had been a standalone bill.
	But no, they put it into this thing.
	There's so much waste, rotten abuse, I cannot support it.
	And Putin, today, you bombed the maternity hospital in Ukraine.
	I want you to burn in hell.
	Very, very pathetic congressman.
	But it's obvious what is in this bill.
	And it's all pushed.
	And it's a lot of money.
	And it comes at a good time.
	Because this is going to be a bond.
	Treasuries, however we borrow money from the Federal Reserve, so they can print whatever they need.
	All of this is going to go into...
	Into our side of the Federal Reserve banking money, the military contractors, and whatever all this Green New Deal stuff is, we won't really know.
	There's also, I think, $120 billion for the IRS. Let me repeat.
	$120 billion for the IRS. That scares me.
	Nuclear war doesn't scare me.
	The IRS, with that kind of power, and they have guns, and they're allowed to have guns.
	I know.
	I've seen them.
	That's some awesome power that's being put into place, and that's going to be very appropriate with what I think is the second part of the setup outside of pushing everyone towards a Green New Deal.
	I'm sure it's just coincidence, but President Biden came out with an executive order regarding cryptocurrencies.
	And it's also a half-and-half deal.
	Half of it's about cryptocurrencies.
	Some interesting things in there, particularly about climate change, which is squarely aimed at Bitcoin.
	But the actual wording is quite interesting.
	I'm paraphrasing.
	We're looking at ways to use proof-of-work crypto coin mining to manage the grid.
	And that, in fact, is something that's happening with Bitcoin mining, is that it's being used to offload, take electricity that is, when there's too much wind and solar electricity, instead of shutting those things down, which has a whole bunch of negative effects, now it can be used for mining.
	And overall positive, the cryptocurrencies rose upon the news of this and upon reading the text of this executive order, which is really another one of those, we'll take six months and come back and give me some recommendations.
	But the other side of it is for what I've been talking about, the central bank digital coin.
	Here are a couple of clips from Brian Deese.
	He is now a young guy.
	He is in, let's see, what is his exact position?
	He is Deputy Director of the National Economic Council He's not that impressive a guy until you find out the real reason he's there, because before he entered the Biden administration, he served as the global head of sustainable investing at BlackRock.
	So the shills are out telling us what's happening.
	We'll hear some of the crypto stuff, but the CBDC stuff is more interesting.
	The executive order the president will release today is in exactly that direction, which is we need a comprehensive all-of-government framework to address the emerging risks and opportunities that digital assets pose.
	And the financial innovation underlying and the technological innovation underlying this boom has a lot of potential benefit, but the risks and the costs are increasingly becoming apparent, and we need a 21st century government structure to actually address this.
	So a lot of what we're doing here with this executive order is putting in place a framework to work across agencies of government, including independent agencies like the SEC and the Fed that have an important role to play, and put urgency and purpose around the core areas that we see as risks.
	Here's a little piece about the mining.
	Brian, obviously this is going to be a broad ranging effort in covering all aspects of this new world, but is the energy usage of Bitcoin mining at all an element of it at a time when we're kind of wondering about being more efficient in terms of how we use energy and what we pay for it?
	Absolutely.
	As we identify in the executive order, there are a number of policy priorities and risks that we may need to mitigate here.
	First and foremost is consumer protection and investor protection.
	That's top of the list.
	Maintaining U.S. global leadership on this issue and technologically, as Carl just mentioned.
	And also making sure that we're doing this consistent with goals towards sustainability and climate, and also doing this with a nod toward unintended consequences.
	This is one of the unintended consequences of the technological development, and we're going to need to Figure a path forward to responsible use of digital assets that doesn't exacerbate consumer protections, doesn't undermine U.S. leadership, doesn't undermine our energy security as well.
	There's definitely pathways to do that, but we need a much more deliberate approach as we think about the regulatory apparatus.
	In my opinion, all of that's blah, blah, blah.
	It's not about that.
	They don't really care.
	They do care about stable coins.
	That's an issue because they're almost by definition inflationary, truly inflationary because it's more money in the system.
	But this is about what everyone is waiting for in the conspiracy world.
	We're all nutjobs, but here it is.
	The central bank digital coin is a priority now, the digital dollar for the government.
	And of course, that comes from the Federal Reserve.
	Part of the early take about the EO has been that the U.S. wants to maintain a so-called lead in crypto technology.
	Is that a fair assessment?
	And has that even been accentuated by what's happened in Eastern Europe the last 14 days?
	Absolutely.
	The geopolitical instability and the challenges we're seeing just underscore the importance of the United States being at the front end of leading in technology development and in setting common rules and standards internationally.
	That's a role that the United States has traditionally played in international finance.
	It's both an important stability for the global economy, but important for U.S. economic leadership and U.S. national security leadership.
	And so we have to continue to do that.
	There's a number of steps we need to do to make sure that we're at that forefront, both in terms of building our own technological capacity and also accelerating our investigation and study of things like the central bank digital currency, which are important factors in this whole conversation.
	Yeah, very important factors.
	That guy's one of those classic guys who can just talk and talk and say nothing.
	Right.
	But I think it's clear that they're linking everything together.
	Excuse me.
	They're linking climate change and a central bank digital currency together.
	This would be the Chinese model where you have complete control over people's finances so you can determine what they can do based upon their carbon usage or output or waste or just their waste as a human being.
	And this really all starts, and I think it's still in the test phase, with the disconnect of many Russian banks and the Russian Central Bank from SWIFT, which I've come to learn, first of all, this action came from the European Union.
	They passed law.
	I have a copy of it, or a link to it in the show notes.
	They passed law that made this happen.
	And that's why we heard Ursula von der Leyen, the...
	EU president come out and say, oh, you know, this is happening in consultation with the United States and others, but this is really happening because of the legislation that they passed.
	So this is the disconnect from SWIFT, and it happens on the 12th, actually I would say the 11th our time, and we have no idea what will happen.
	We just don't.
	When you have network effects, you don't know.
	People are saying all kinds of stuff could happen.
	I don't know about that, but I did get a note from the former New York banker.
	And what was surprising to me is I didn't ask him a question.
	He sent me a note and said, we won again!
	Remember the last time he said that?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, some time ago.
	That was after the 2009 financial crisis.
	Right.
	We won.
	Our banks won.
	He continues, the winners last time were the insiders in the American system.
	It doesn't mean it was a good thing.
	It's just a fact.
	It is the same here.
	The central banks used the same financial playbook with Venezuela, Iran, Syria, and Afghanistan, but this time, many major economic actors jumped in without a legal requirement to do so.
	There's no tenable outsider position for anyone who accumulates wealth.
	It seemed possible a month ago, clearly now impossible.
	There's a lot of people mumbling about China responding by going rogue, but the more likely thing is that they will go more inside the system.
	They can see the size of their economy will give them power.
	An army never could.
	I think he's spot on about this.
	And it may just be the digital dollar that remains its dominance as the reserve currency, but for different reasons.
	And I think he's right that this move really locks in a lot more than we realize.
	For example...
	But China, it will bring China into the system, not drive them outside to do their own, because that would be crazy.
	His point is, if you're on a network that Apple's not on, you can have as many networks as you want outside of the one everyone's using, but if you don't have Apple, you don't have anything.
	They will come inside the system.
	That is interesting.
	Because they could bring with them all kinds of cultural thoughts and ideas.
	To add to this, food.
	I think the food crisis is coming.
	It's going to be weird.
	Goldman Sachs now, of course, they're part of the promotion for all this, are now saying, beef is now a luxury meat.
	What kind of beef do you think we'll be eating?
	Has beef been a luxury meat for a while?
	Well, what do you mean?
	Just beef?
	Chuck?
	Is Chuck beef a luxury meat?
	I don't know if you cook it correctly.
	Um...
	Were they predicting a soylent green universe where you scrounge around to get a spoonful of jelly?
	No.
	No.
	Here's what you can expect.
	The FDA just cleared CRISPR cattle for meat production.
	CRISPR, C-I-R-I-S-P-R, the gene splicing program.
	So they now have approved the so-called PRLR slick cattle, joining a short list of gene-edited animals approved by the FDA for human consumption.
	The same people who approved the Pfizer vaccine.
	What could possibly go wrong there?
	And if you can't stomach that and you can't stomach the bugs, no worries, because according to Amazon, a twin pack of 12-ounce Betty Crocker Hamburger Helper is now marked down from $2.34 to $1.75.
	So there's plenty of mac and cheese that you slaves can eat in Hamburger Helper.
	I would get prepared.
	I'm prepared.
	Are you prepared?
	Do you have your beef?
	I got a freezer.
	So, this seems to all be stemming from the World Economic Forum.
	Yes, sir.
	Well, I want to play a couple clips.
	I love it when our plans fit together.
	I don't know about that.
	I'll start off with a funny clip, which is amazing, Polly, which I posted on No Agenda Social, did a whole takedown of the global shapers.
	We're not talking about the global leader, the young global leader program.
	Oh, global shapers, that's interesting.
	Yeah, you should watch it.
	It's a good presentation, and she finds that half of them are in Canada, and they're all in the cabinet, and they're worse than the young global leaders.
	Right.
	But she does a bit of how somebody ends up being in the Young Global Shapers, and I just thought this was funny to listen to her do a shtick, because she doesn't do it normally.
	Oh my gosh!
	Sorry?
	I'm sorry.
	That was a cue, man.
	That was a cue.
	I guess so.
	Go.
	Oh my gosh, Mom, Dad, can you believe it?
	The World Economic Forum asked me to be a part of its Global Shapers community.
	I don't know how I got in.
	They must see something in me.
	And I want to change the world, and I believe every word.
	Is the program actually called Global Shapers, or is it still the Young Global Leaders?
	No, no, it's a totally different group.
	It's a new group.
	Yeah, it's a completely new group.
	Oh my goodness.
	I'm behind.
	And they're different and they're harder.
	They have them from different cities.
	So you can look up Austin.
	Austin has a group.
	The Austin Young.
	I looked them up.
	The Austin Young.
	Global Shapers.
	They're not young, but they're all young, but I don't think they're called young.
	They're just Global Shapers.
	Who is the Global Shapers in Austin?
	I've never heard of these people.
	They're just creating kind of an underground of creeps.
	And here, this is interesting.
	So, I want to first play, I've got three clips.
	I want to play this clip.
	This is The Hill Suspended.
	Yes.
	Wait.
	The Hill suspended.
	The Hill.
	The Hill suspended.
	Well, everybody's wanting to know, where in the world is Hills rising?
	So I'm going to tell you what has happened.
	But the show has been suspended.
	Actually, the entire YouTube channel for The Hill has been suspended for seven days until Thursday, March 10th, for violating, allegedly, YouTube's election misinformation policies.
	What happened was a year ago, The Hill aired unedited raw footage from CPAC.
	That's right.
	Airing Republican, a Republican convention and speech being held, you know, speeches at this Republican convention resulted in a strike against the channel.
	They said, oh, this is misinformation.
	And according to YouTube's policies, you have to immediately put up some sort of a banner saying this is misinformation or this is what's the real information.
	Or somebody has to interject and immediately say, that's misinformation.
	So like some talking head has to pop into the screen and say, and that's misinformation that you've just heard.
	So airing raw footage of Republicans speaking, or Democrats, but at this point it is, we all know, mostly targeted towards right-wing speech.
	Holy crap, just for one moment.
	I found the Austin Global Shapers.
	Yeah.
	Oh my goodness.
	This looks horrible.
	I especially love Catherine Roseanne Gherkin, the pickle lady.
	Oh my goodness.
	This is truly frightening.
	And by the way, this looks exactly like Austin.
	Yeah, I looked at the Austin.
	Colors of Benetton.
	Okay.
	But backtracking to the global leaders, I think that Rising Show was taken off because it was taken off a couple of days after they aired this segment.
	And it had nothing to do with something that happened a year ago, which they claimed and all the rest of it.
	It had to do with this.
	I want to play these two clips.
	This is Kim Iverson, one of the people on there where they do their rotation.
	What are you concerned about today, Kim?
	Well, today I'm concerned with the W Economic Forum's young global leaders.
	And she goes into a pitch on this.
	And listen to these two clips.
	This is Kim Iverson blasting young global leaders.
	The names in the countries in 2017 ended up being some of the most dystopian and authoritative during this pandemic.
	France and Germany have cracked down on the unvaccinated implementing digital passports in order to live regular life.
	Emmanuel Macron has said he wants to make life as difficult as possible for the unvaccinated.
	Russia also implemented a QR code system during the lockdowns, which forced people to register their home and work addresses.
	And then the QR system would know if you tried to catch a subway outside of your route or schedule.
	A year ago, Argentina revealed a digital passport system for everyone 13 and older in order to live a regular life.
	And we all know what's been going on in Canada.
	And as we've learned more and more about the virus and the vaccines, the measures are no longer making sense.
	Yet they remain.
	More and more people are beginning to join in on the course that this seems to be less about health and safety and maybe more about control and power.
	The conspiracy theorists were maybe right.
	OK, so what exactly is this club of young global leaders?
	It was formed by Klaus Schwab in 2004.
	The group is governed by a board of 12 influential people, which have ranged from royalty to CEOs of major tech companies.
	The group is liberal with a very liberal agenda, which maybe explains why we've seen countries with liberal leaders all behave similarly during this pandemic.
	The current board has people like Prince Jamie from the Netherlands, who also is part of the Netherlands Climate.
	Who?
	Prince Jamie?
	What's early during this pandemic?
	The current board has people like Prince Jamie from the Netherlands, who also is part of the Netherlands climate envoy, Eric Jing from the People's Republic of China.
	Eric is the CEO of Ant Group, one of Jack Ma's companies.
	Previous board members include people like Queen Rania of Jordan and Marissa Meyer from Yahoo!
	Young leaders must be under 38 and are nominated by alumni and serve six-year terms.
	But what do they do?
	And what does this leadership lead them to do?
	Who influences them?
	Guides them?
	What incentives do they have to stay in the good graces of this elite club?
	That part we don't really know.
	But at minimum, we know that there is such a thing as groupthink.
	And my guess is these young leaders are thrilled and also intimidated to be nominated and end up going along with ideas in order to not stand out.
	May I make a few comments?
	Yep.
	Prince Jamie...
	Excuse me.
	Jamie Bernardo of Bourbon Parma, Count of Bardi, is really...
	If he could walk down the street in the Netherlands, no one would know who he is.
	But I see him.
	He's a douche.
	Another one of these.
	He's a millennial.
	No, wait.
	He's not a millennial.
	He's Generation X, I guess.
	Yeah.
	Okay, second thing, regarding the passports, just as a small data point, the Border Patrol agents have stopped using electronic ankle bracelets on illegal immigrants who they let go, and they are now using, to some great success apparently, with 125 people already voluntarily using their SmartLink app.
	So they're giving people, they say, okay, you can come in instead of an ankle bracelet, which is a great way to track somebody, put this app on your phone and sayonara.
	Seems to me that's kind of short-sighted.
	Can you not get a new phone?
	I mean, how does that...
	I'd tie the phone to a dog.
	Okay, so we go on.
	We have the global leader.
	She's bitching and moaning about him, which is very unlike this show.
	I mean, they don't usually go into this.
	It's very conspiratorial.
	I look at the WEC and that Klaus Schwab creep.
	You know, he reminds me of when he was a kid, he had to be like the towel boy for the Leipzig swim club or something.
	He just doesn't seem like a guy that would have all this ability to do what he's doing.
	He comes from a very interesting background if you go back towards World War II. Yeah, we have to look at it.
	I have.
	But this whole thing that she brought up and the name she starts to spew off now brings me back to my idea that we need a big database put together.
	We need someone to do it.
	It's got to be an open database that people can access if they're approved.
	And we've got to track these people.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	You know, some of the crazy stuff that goes on every so often just happens.
	Like, they get kicked off of the YouTube thing.
	I get the sense there's some WEC stooge in YouTube that says, oh, just gotta go.
	What's WEC? WEC. I'm sorry.
	No, W-E-F. I don't even know what that is.
	World Economic Forum.
	What's the WC? Oh, that's what I meant.
	What did I say?
	You said WEC, then you said WC, which stands for Water Closet.
	I'm bringing you back on track.
	Yeah, it's all the same.
	The Water Closet is exactly what it is.
	So the WC, which is the water closet...
	That's it.
	From now on, the WC. We're done.
	It's a water closet.
	So there's a lot of shit going on in there, that's for sure.
	There it is.
	So the World Economic Forum has been creating these subversive...
	This needs the House Un-American Activities Committee.
	These are subversive people.
	They're agents of change.
	She did a deeper dive than I've ever done on all the people that have been in this group of creeps.
	But let's listen to what she has to say.
	If everyone else is saying this is the thing that's right and we all agree on it, even if they don't, people go along just to not be the lone contrarian.
	So groupthink is at minimum a consequence of being in this club.
	But it's more likely more than that.
	It's more likely the leadership is shaping this group to think a certain way so that when they ultimately infiltrate cabinets, they will likely tend to govern a certain way.
	That makes sense because that is the stated goal of the World Economic Forum and its Great Reset.
	There is a stated agenda.
	And of course, their Global Young Leaders Program is a grooming ground for getting leaders in positions of power to usher in this agenda.
	So who else is in this club?
	Now, you might be surprised to hear some of these names, but here are some of them.
	Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand.
	Sebastian Kurz, former chancellor of Austria.
	Zhu Xiaoduan from the Ministry of Science and Technology in the People's Republic of China.
	Pete Buttigieg, the only other Democratic presidential candidate besides Kamala Harris to get a cabinet position.
	Mark Zuckerberg, a man who has helped censor dissent.
	Tulsi Gabbard.
	I was actually surprised with how in line with lockdowns Tulsi was at the beginning of the pandemic.
	Dan Crenshaw is also a young global leader.
	People actually talked about a Tulsi Dan Crenshaw ticket.
	Alexander and Jonathan Soros, George Soros' sons, and several of the Rothschilds.
	Other names?
	Niall Ferguson, Van Jones, Jack Ma, Gavin Newsom.
	Stéphane Bancel, the CEO of Moderna, Sanjay Gupta, Nikki Haley, Chelsea Clinton, Amal Clooney, Ashton Kutcher, Leonardo DiCaprio, and of course, Dr.
	Leanna Nguyen.
	Now, a lot of these names, guys, have a lot in common in that these names have been on this list for a long time.
	This is not a recent list.
	The Young Global Leaders started in 2004.
	I went through the list from 2004 up until last year.
	And I was able to source these names.
	So these are not, you know, most of these people were on these lists well before the pandemic, yet what we see is that a lot of these people were very prominent during the pandemic.
	Yes, she missed Dan Crenshaw, a Republican from Texas.
	No, no, she said him.
	She said he was targeted to be ticketed with Tulsi as president.
	Do you know why he screwed up, why he's completely done?
	He was all for a vaccine registry database.
	Well, where'd that idea come from?
	The World Economic...
	the WC. WC, the World Water Closet.
	Now, after playing that, and some of those names that we got to hear, and that's why I say we need a database, I want to replay the 14-second clip again.
	Of Amazing Polly and the way these people, I honestly believe that this is probably a true rendition of any one of these people because even the best, the highest level, like a Zuckerberg or a Melissa Myers, the highest level person.
	Marissa Myers.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Oh my goodness.
	She couldn't get it out of the gate.
	She couldn't get it out of the gate at all.
	Let's listen again to the Amazing Polly.
	Oh my gosh, Mom, Dad, can you believe it?
	The World Economic Forum asked me to be a part of its Global Shapers community.
	I don't know how I got in.
	They must see something in me.
	And I want to change the world, and I believe every word.
	Yep.
	Yeah, that's pretty much it.
	And by the way, if they had approached me when I was still MTV guy, I would have been the same way.
	Of course.
	Yeah.
	Oh my God, I'm so honored.
	These are people with low self-esteem when it comes down to it.
	I mean, I'm so pathetic that, you know, I once got invited to the White House by Hillary Clinton and the MTV news people at the office kept that invitation and didn't give it to me until weeks later.
	Ass wipes.
	Uh...
	But I still cherish that.
	I still have it on my wall of shame.
	I love that White House invitation.
	Of course!
	I mean, that's what everything is.
	That's how the networks operate.
	It's just now we can take the elites at their word.
	When they say they're going to subvert into a great reset, I believe them.
	And I think that they may have a shot at doing it.
	Yeah, well...
	I know you don't think so.
	No, I think they have.
	Well, I can't say they don't have a shot with quote marks, air quotes.
	But I just don't see how they can pull it off.
	They're douchebags.
	They're stupid.
	They pull it off by sending everybody back home and shutting down the economy because of the price of oil.
	That's all I've got.
	If that's not it, I don't know.
	Then all bets are off.
	I think that that's their plan.
	You don't think...
	I mean, oil has clearly retreated, so, I mean, it's not working out for them right now.
	What else could they do?
	Just spitballing.
	What else could the wanker club do?
	Your earlier idea of...
	Which I don't think they're going to be able to pull off, which is the climate change...
	That's the narrative.
	Stay-at-home order.
	That's the narrative.
	They're going to say...
	It's a classic, by the way.
	Yeah.
	But I think that's what they're going to do.
	Okay, listen...
	We're installing all of the 500,000 charging stations.
	Every house will get a free extension cord, just like the tests.
	You get an extension cord so you can plug in your EV, which will have more credits.
	It'll be cheaper than ever to buy.
	Work from home.
	And you will have some form of tracking, like, hey, wait a minute, how can you be driving?
	You're driving an internal combustion engine.
	How many credits do you have this week for that?
	Yeah, no, they can try that.
	They can try anything they want.
	And by the way, I like the idea of the extension cords, because that gives the kind of the poor, the homeless...
	Something to steal so they can sell the copper.
	It's going to be very easy to come by, generally speaking.
	It'll be outside a lot of the times.
	You just go over there and you clip it.
	Clip it off.
	Clip it off.
	Take it in.
	Well, it's going to be fun to watch.
	Because, I mean, clearly the Biden administration believes in this delusion and they're really pushing it.
	Like, don't worry.
	Stay home.
	We're saving the climate.
	You know what?
	We're actually going to be thanking Putin.
	I guarantee you.
	We're actually quite grateful to Putin for tipping us over the edge and finally getting our green revolution started, everybody.
	I'm going to show myself old by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda in the morning.
	We do have a few people to thank for show...
	1432.
	The next show is 1433, which will be the 33rd show with the number 33 in it.
	Really?
	Who figured that one out?
	One of our producers.
	I love it.
	It's cool.
	So we start off with James Casey with a bunch of 33s.
	And he comes in with 1333.
	He's in Cincinnati.
	He's followed by Anonymous with 133311.
	And then Rob Van Dyke.
	And he's in there with $100.
	And we drop right to, as we move along quickly as a short list, to Sir Kevin McLaughlin, the Duke of Luna, lover of America, and guess what?
	Oops!
	8008 in Concord, North Carolina.
	Sir Wags in Havra de Grace, Maryland 6789.
	Sir Stone in Rapid City, South Dakota, 5510.
	Sir Loudpipes Baron of Mecklenburg County in Charlotte, North Carolina, 5510.
	Bethany Castle in Fort Smith, Arkansas, 54.
	Jason Cooper in Rock Hill, South Carolina, 5399.
	By the way, Bethany has a birthday thing.
	Frank Chiappetta.
	I'm guessing.
	In Carpentersville, Illinois, 5150.
	Mike Sisk, 5050.
	Franklin Montereau.
	Frank Chiappetta is...
	That is correct.
	He also is new and wants a dedouching.
	Want to give it to him?
	You've been dedouched.
	Mike Sisk, 50-50.
	Frank Monteroza in Dodge City, Kansas.
	Dodge City.
	That's the Dodge City.
	50-04.
	I've been there once.
	Stephen Apt, A-B-T, in Wisconsin, 50-50.
	Edward Mazurik in Memphis, Tennessee.
	These are all $50 donors.
	I'll just name them and give the location if they have it.
	David Schwendinger in Woodbridge, Virginia.
	Michael Hainer in Paris, California.
	Jonathan Meyer in Xenia, Ohio.
	Maggie Melvin in County Cork, Ireland.
	Matthew Heinen in Bernie, Texas.
	Richard Rachel in Mary Esther, Florida.
	Huh.
	Sandra Oster in Redding, California.
	Margarita Vandenhood in Orangevale.
	Megan Emery in Austin, Texas, right down the street from you.
	Matt Rethlake In Fort Wayne, a lot of 50s today.
	In Fort Wayne, Indiana.
	Christopher Rivera in Nederland, Colorado.
	Greg Frank in Chicago.
	And last but not least, Jim Andrianakos in Glenville, Illinois.
	I want to thank these people for making this show even work and make it possible by helping us out with producing show 1432.
	And the $50 mark is quite historic for the No Agenda show in the evolution of value for value.
	We originally asked people to support us with $5, I think, on a subscription.
	We actually had $2.
	Well, that was the original $2.
	Then it went to $5.
	Then we said, do whatever you want.
	And it was the 50s that really said, hold on a second.
	People find this show valuable.
	They find it to be worth $50.
	In fact, I think we once said...
	If everyone gave $50, then we wouldn't have to do donation segments.
	It would be like, it would work.
	But it doesn't work out that way.
	There was one note here, Richard, Rachel from Florida says, greetings from Lissa, South Holland, from an American living and working here with his smoking hot Dutch wife, Marike.
	Love the show.
	Please explain, nu komt de aap uit de mouw.
	We love the old country sayings here.
	And that is a Dutch saying when all of a sudden someone's true agenda is revealed.
	In the Netherlands, in the old country, we say, And the direct translation is, Now the monkey is coming out of the sleeve.
	Out of the sleeve.
	Yes.
	I do not know the origin of why the monkey pops out of the sleeve, but that is the surprise.
	Like, oh, now I see your true agenda.
	You love monkeys.
	I don't know.
	Maybe the magicians back in the day used monkeys instead of rabbits.
	Or organ grinders.
	I don't know.
	I'm not sure.
	I'm not sure.
	What I am sure of is we're very thankful for all of these producers of episode 1432.
	Again, thank you to our execs and associate execs.
	And thanks to everybody who came in under $50.
	That is for reasons of anonymity, but also that's where we have several of these subscriptions.
	We do have a couple of make goods we've got to run through here.
	I have a note, too.
	I have to read some of it.
	Lorraine Converse, we were missing her note from 1430.
	She donated 333, which she said she wanted to split between her twin daughters to help them start on the road to becoming dames.
	I'm one of the trucker convoy donors who was doxxed and threatened.
	If that is not annoying enough, I have been recently diagnosed with a 3D mammogram with cancer.
	No agenda dames.
	Please go get your breast checked by using a 3D mammography test.
	It works.
	As a result of my genetic history and my high-risk issues, I'm having a mastectomy.
	The cystas are going to be taking a permanent hiatus.
	I think our night from Luna will be devastated.
	I'm not vaxxed hoping the surgery can go forward without having the jab.
	I'd like the noagenda slaves to help me say adios mofos to my bosoms and help me transition to living without them by giving great big F cancer shout out to them on their way out.
	Yes, and a potent jobs karma for her daughters as well.
	Fucking gas!
	Jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Kim Hillage, this is a correction.
	She said, I didn't get this sooner, but it was all this life.
	I donated $60 on October 23, 2021 to be credited to my mom, Dom, Mamea.
	To my son, I'm sorry, my son, Dom Mamea, his first donation, so please give him a dedouching.
	You've been dedouched.
	I also read his name in the birthday segment.
	His birthday is actually August 5th.
	Okay.
	Mail us again around August.
	We'll do it all over.
	And finally, on my make-good list pair, Christian Müller, he is a layaway knight.
	He will be knighted today.
	This is not a make-good.
	This is he's a five slash thirty three dollar a month donor and is making it to the round table.
	He says the day has finally come after having listened to the best podcast in the universe for many years and providing monthly donations since early 2016.
	I have reached knighthood.
	I always tell myself that I'm not a douchebag when you get the dot to the donation segment, but it's just not the same without having been properly deduced.
	So we'll do that for you.
	You've been deduced.
	I would like to be knighted Sir Crumpy Dane, protector of the happy medicated Danes.
	Can I please get a serving of frikandeller, which is a Danish meatball, and a nice Bordeaux at the round table?
	Do you have a suggestion for a nice Bordeaux at the round table, John?
	Well, let's go with the Chateau Lafitte.
	Okay, Chateau Lafitte.
	All right.
	Frikandel, that's interesting.
	That is also a...
	A Frikandel is a Dutch...
	Kind of like a sausage that looks like it's made out of dog meat.
	Tastes a bit like that, too.
	But it's good with ketchup and mayonnaise.
	And he continues, I would like to...
	Okay, we got that.
	Finally, we are back to no restrictions in the land of the happy, a.k.a.
	Denmark.
	All talks of numbers and statistics have silenced since the numbers for the infected per 100,000 has flipped, showing that vaccinated Danes are more likely to be infected than the unvaccinated.
	Oh, no!
	Did you listen to our CDC as well?
	And focus has shifted to Ukraine fundraisers and rising gas and petrol prices.
	Okay.
	Being one of the few unvaccinated, I've had to keep my head down and not be shamed by the masses.
	But slowly the truth in numbers getting noticed.
	No jingles, no karma.
	But if I can get a Jelskedi from Adam, it would be much appreciated.
	I nearly drive off the road every time he says it.
	I think that's the Swedish version.
	I will do it in the Danish version.
	Jelskedi!
	You're welcome.
	I want to mention that none of the checks that were sent to Eric were put in the spreadsheet and anyone who sent a check in, including some people that had a birthday, which I'm going to tell you the birthday this one's here.
	We'll go into the next show.
	I don't know why this happened.
	Can we do these birthdays or I can put them on the list?
	Well, I got one.
	Okay.
	This is for Papa Bear's 60th birthday from ESPY. And it's Papa Bear Camacho.
	Birthday is on March 4th.
	He's 60.
	Okay.
	Papa Bear Camacho?
	Papa Bear Camacho.
	Okay.
	This one doesn't have...
	Oh, here's a birthday.
	This is from Jessica, and she needs her human resource on the birthday list.
	Happy birthday, throwing the threes.
	Please add my human resource to the birthday list.
	March 9th.
	Jessica, March 13th.
	Oh, okay.
	Jan.
	Oh, it's a couple.
	It's Jan, I think, or John.
	Jan, I'm guessing.
	Let me take a look at her.
	No, it's John, J-O-N. March 9th and Jessica on March 12th.
	And then we have no birthday here.
	Yeah, actually quite a bit of money here.
	Okay, Scrooge.
	Okay, Scrooge McDuck.
	Where are we at?
	You got all the birthdays?
	Yeah, I think so.
	Well, this sucks.
	Was it a breakdown in comms somehow?
	Sometimes it does.
	Putin, Putin, Putin did it.
	It's Putin's fault.
	We got a letter.
	It's the only one I have here, which is from Florence Jennings.
	And she is in Singapore in the UK. I guess she goes.
	She's in data analysis business.
	And she says, my husband, who got knighted two episodes ago, Ross Jennings, And she's got good information.
	I'll just let her know that I'm going to look it over.
	Actually intended the title and donation for me.
	Who came into info deconstructing something.
	I don't know.
	I can't figure out what she's saying here.
	After Adam's appearance on Joe Rogan.
	Hence the weird title.
	Sir, are you insane Cameron Flo?
	So I will make this right.
	Donate for myself and alter his title once I know what he wants.
	For me, once I am done with payment, assuming no foul play from PayPal, then she'll straighten it out later.
	Okay, I just want to let her know that this is sitting there in abeyance.
	Okay, that's good.
	We've done everybody.
	We've thanked everybody.
	It's highly appreciated.
	Remember us for our next fabulous Deconstruction Show coming up on Sunday.
	Dvorak.org slash N-A-N Well, here's the list.
	You heard part of it already.
	Correction on my part, it was Sir Chris Abraham's 52nd birthday on March 8th.
	He is our Pisces Knight.
	Apologies.
	And happy birthday belated to you.
	Sir Matt Hatter, happy birthday to the love of his life.
	Dame Jamie celebrated today on the 10th.
	Papa Bear Comancho's 60th was celebrated on March 4th, and that's love from Espy.
	Jessica wants to congratulate her human resources.
	John celebrated yesterday on March 9th, and Jessica will be celebrating on the 12th.
	Joe O'Connor, happy birthday to his girlfriend Amber Maynard.
	Her birthday is on March 12th, as is Bethany Castle's husband Chip.
	And we say happy birthday to everybody here from all of us at the Best Podcast in the Universe.
	No titles that we can change right now, so we do have some knights and dames.
	One, two, three, four, five.
	No, four.
	Four.
	Okay, four.
	A four-blader.
	Four-blader.
	Oh, hold on.
	Okay, got it.
	Nice one.
	Brittany Baxter, Pear Christian Muller, Matt Waltz, and Andrew Marcus.
	All of you hop up on stage here.
	You are now all about to become royalty.
	Kind of like this here.
	Knights and Dame of the No Agenda Roundtable.
	You've seen everybody else.
	You're all ready to go.
	I'm proud to pronounce the KV as Dame of the Amaze Balls.
	Sir Grumpy Dame, protector of the happy medicated Danes.
	Sir Waltz of Tempe, and surrounded by my privilege for you, we've got...
	Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, a nice bottle of Krug, a Freak and Delo, and a nice Chateau Lafitte.
	We also have Geishas and Sake, Ruben S. Women and Rosé, Vodka and Vanilla, Bong Hits and Birmingham, Sparkling Cider and Escorts, Ginger Ale and Gerbils.
	I get it.
	You want the mutton and mead.
	Of course, Krug really can't match up against some good mead.
	Most of the time.
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	No Agenda Meetups.
	We don't have any Meetup reports.
	We do have some good meet-ups on the list.
	You already heard a couple promoted by our executive producers there in the first A Block.
	On Saturday, it's the Beach Up at 10.30 in the morning at Marlon McLeod Bethune Beach Park.
	That's in New Smyma Beach, Florida.
	S-M-Y-M-A, Smyma Beach.
	Dave Miodersen is hosting that.
	Also on Saturday, the local 804 meetup at 2 o'clock at Bingo Beer Corporate Company in Richmond, Virginia.
	The finally...
	Smyrna.
	Smyrna?
	No, it says Smyma.
	Mm-hmm.
	Maybe.
	The finally free is the 7 o'clock European Amsterdam time meetup at Beer Café Kadinsky in Tilburg, the Netherlands.
	That'll be cool.
	I'll bet a lot of cool people in Tilburg.
	On Sunday, show day, the Local One Lazy Lunch at 1 o'clock at Herman's Old Town Grill in Plymouth, Michigan.
	The Sanity Brigade meets at 2 o'clock in Selkirk Abbey.
	That's Post Falls, Idaho.
	Then on Monday, it's Pi Day, 314, 6 o'clock, the Bloomer Home, Pittsburgh, PA. Thursday, next show day, local 919 at 6 o'clock at Bond Brothers Beer Company in Cary, North Carolina.
	And wrapping up what I have for the next week, also on Thursday, Charlotte's Thursday, Thursday, 7 o'clock, Ed's Tavern, Charlotte, North Carolina.
	These are good for your health, for your mental health.
	It'll do great for your LinkedIn profile.
	You'll have all kinds of new networks and contacts to talk to and To be able to do things together and help each other as the global shapers come to eat us all.
	If you can't find one near you, just start one yourself.
	It's easy.
	go to our brand new website noagenda meetups.com sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days you wanna be where you won't be triggered or held to blame you wanna be where everybody feels the same it's like a party I can't believe we haven't done a single COVID story.
	Yeah, we did.
	What did we do?
	It was a COVID-related story.
	When they did the global leaders, they talked about how they came out of the closet.
	All of a sudden, they were all in the forefront, including when in the forefront of the COVID stuff.
	I did want to mention to the people who emailed me about this, and I love these memes, Hey man, looks like Pfizer's getting delisted from NASDAQ. No, no, no.
	This is a company they bought and they are, of course, being delisted because they're folded into Pfizer.
	So, no, that's wrong.
	What I did find interesting is Michael Osterholm, propagandist extraordinaire.
	Yes, I heard this too.
	He purchased a $3.4 million condo.
	Did you hear that?
	And he's also come out and he made some say, I don't have the clips, but somebody's pointed it out that he's come out and made claims that the best what we have to do now is go into complete lockdown in this country.
	This is new.
	What?
	I didn't hear.
	Oh, again?
	We've got to go into complete lockdown now?
	Yeah, because the way he sees it.
	Do you have a clip?
	No, that's what I said.
	It came in this morning.
	I was doing a show.
	I couldn't get the clip.
	It's new.
	One of the producers sent it to me.
	Hmm.
	Wow.
	The guy's out of control.
	Tina has taught me something new.
	And I like it as a meme that we can use.
	I guess she's been doing this for a while.
	I never noticed it.
	She doesn't say big pharma.
	She says pig pharma.
	I kind of like it.
	That's cute.
	I like it as a meme.
	Because you can use it for pig tech.
	Because they are.
	They're piggy.
	They're piggy.
	Isos.
	What you got?
	I have two.
	Okay.
	I have believe.
	I believe every word.
	Okay, I'm liking that one.
	And the other one is bye-bye.
	Bye-bye.
	Hmm, let's see what I have.
	Now I had these, some of these are from older bits, but now I sewed.
	I pay your salary.
	Hmm, this is a classic.
	There's a dead dog on my lawn.
	It's just kind of classic.
	What's this one?
	You couldn't possibly eat borscht.
	Huh?
	What do you think?
	I'm going with...
	Wait, wait, wait, wait.
	I have more.
	I have this.
	Yummy yum.
	Yummy yum.
	And the final one...
	Nothing gets me hornier than mac and cheese, personally.
	Mm-hmm.
	Well, I still prefer the believe clip over those.
	I think you may be right.
	The problem with some of your better clips there is they're echoey.
	Yeah, I'm hearing that now.
	But this is good.
	I believe every word.
	That's also very no agenda.
	I'm good with that.
	That totally works for me.
	I have one question for you.
	Because we didn't discuss it.
	A week ago, we were both saying, oh, wow, man, tonight, 10 o'clock, we've got to watch the Alex Jones documentary on CNN. No.
	And they killed it.
	Yeah.
	And they killed it under the guise of people were upset?
	Since when does any television ratings for organization...
	I wish someone was bootlegged.
	I'd like to see it now.
	Well, there may be a clue to this.
	The New York Times published today, Alex Jones and Donald Trump, a fateful alliance, draws scrutiny.
	The Infowars hosts tormented Sandy Hook families and helped elect President Donald J. Trump.
	His role in the January 6th Capitol attack is now of growing interest to congressional investigators.
	Yeah.
	Something is going on.
	Witch hunt.
	Something is going on.
	And it's...
	I fear for the scene, man.
	Well, there may have been something in this Alex Jones special that would be a detriment to the investigation.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	That's exactly what I'm thinking.
	I wonder...
	How do we get a copy of this?
	Dude's name Ben.
	Dude's name Ben.
	Now, Jones wanted to...
	What?
	I was saying dude's name Ben.
	Well, I think...
	We know producers there, too.
	True.
	But Jones, who wanted to have you on his show of late, I'm reliably told, decided that he's just going to steal your...
	He just lifted, he pulled the Noah Jan and just lifted a clip.
	What did he do?
	And so that took...
	He took the clip of you talking to Beck, that one clip that's going around.
	Well, that's not stealing material.
	Now, I have a comment.
	For one thing, no, it's not stealing.
	It's the way you do it.
	Yeah, I mean, we've been playing Seed Man clips forever.
	Yeah, well, I have another one because this is an interesting clip.
	And I also have something to say about what Beck said on a promo that I don't think anybody picked up on.
	And when I mentioned it to you, you thought that, I don't know, maybe.
	I didn't tell you the whole thing.
	Go.
	I'm ready.
	You want to hear Alex Jones?
	Listen to Alex Jones first.
	Very thankful you realize that we the people have the power to stop the global transhumanist cult, but we have to wake up to the full horror of it, admit we're in trouble, and then organize against it.
	Then our job will be very, very easy.
	And that's not hype.
	I am attacked conservatively hundreds of times a day in global corporate press, millions of times a day on different social media networks, And they see me as the number two enemy of their globalist operations.
	They see Trump as the number one enemy because he openly publicly opposed him.
	Doesn't mean he did a perfect job, neither have I. They see yours truly as enemy number two because I accurately analyzed who they are.
	And effectively reach millions of people because of your word of mouth.
	And then they see Tucker Carlson as number three, the biggest threat, and Joe Rogan number four as the biggest threat.
	And believe me, I'm not up here wanting to be number one on the hit list.
	I'm very excited to see so many people like Adam Curry and Glenn Beck waking up because they're both smart men and that is a very good thing.
	What?
	Waking up?
	Yeah, Glenn Beck, 20 years ago, was drawing things on his blackboard pointing to Soros, and now he's waking up.
	15 years we've been talking about vaccines and all this crap, but I'm waking up.
	I think he means it.
	I think he means it well.
	I think he means it well.
	No, he does.
	Of course he does.
	But Alex Jones is now glad that you are waking up.
	Oh, my goodness.
	I'm awake.
	It's so good.
	Hmm.
	So I'm listening to Beck, and he does the following promotion.
	First, he plays that same clip.
	There's this one clip of you talking to Beck about your series, your dead series, about something going on about it.
	And so this is during an interstitial promotion.
	If I can just say thank you, I really appreciate you denigrating everything I said just going on about it.
	That's appreciated.
	I feel good now.
	Continue.
	Well, it was an excellent job you did.
	You couldn't have done better.
	You didn't even watch it, you liar.
	I watched that clip.
	You watched one clip out of 90 minutes.
	And here's what you said to me.
	Are you ready?
	I can read it if you want.
	What did I say?
	I was very disappointed in your Glenn Beck appearance.
	Yeah, true.
	But, why was I disappointed?
	I was disappointed in your appearance!
	It was a joke, hello!
	Because your haircut is so screwy looking.
	I don't see the big hair, the big curry hair.
	Why is it always men with thinning hair who talk about mine?
	Well, I don't know why you decided to make yourself look like you got thinning hair when you got that big bush.
	I can't even touch that.
	Do you know how many times I've told people to go fuck themselves for telling me what to do with my hair?
	I mean, I've been fired for MTV. How many times have you told Patricia to do that?
	Okay, let's get off Beck's topic.
	Now you're really skating on thin ice.
	Let's go back to the topic.
	So Beck does an interstitial on the blaze.
	Ah, okay.
	And I don't know, I was trying to get a hold of somebody over there to get a recording of it.
	Oh, you don't have it?
	I thought you had a copy of it.
	No, because it was on The Blaze, which is on Roku Box, which I don't have a recording of, you know, I just...
	Because the Blaze is not on YouTube or anything I can record.
	So, he says...
	So, they go to Beck.
	They play that little clip that I talked about that you and him going on seriously about something.
	And then Beck comes on.
	He says, you know...
	And he's talking to one of his partners.
	By the way, and I think it's kind of insulting towards his partners, but okay.
	He's talking to one of his partners and he says, you know how it is when you're in the world...
	And you think that you're alone in the way you think and you feel like you're by yourself.
	Yeah.
	And then I met Adam Curry.
	No way.
	No way.
	Total way.
	And then the kicker, and I have this word for word, he says, he's a twin.
	Twin flame?
	No, a twin.
	Am I Glenn Beck's twin flame?
	No, he just said that.
	Just tell me what he said.
	I don't know what twin flame is.
	What's it?
	Okay.
	I'm a twin.
	A twin with Glenn?
	Yeah, you're his twin.
	Wow.
	In other words, you and him think exactly.
	You're on the same page.
	You think alike, and you're a twin.
	You're his twin.
	And that's what he said.
	Well, this is very interesting.
	There's a piece of information you don't have.
	His executive producer followed up with me two days ago and said, Glenn was so overwhelmed with responses about your appearance, he'd like to offer you a regular slot Fridays 9.45 on his national radio show.
	And do you want to know what I replied?
	Yeah, of course.
	Because I'm loyal to Gitmo Nation.
	And I said...
	I think it would be much better if it's relevant from time to time.
	I can come on and talk about something, but I don't think it makes any sense for me to be the independent Adam Curry, a regular on the Blaze radio show.
	Well, I would have said something totally different.
	Yeah, but I have integrity.
	My God!
	You know, you step in.
	I got a good line here.
	I'll be ready to go.
	And you could have set me up, but no.
	What?
	How was I going to set you up?
	I was going to say that was hilarious.
	How was I going to set you up?
	Let's do it again.
	I'll edit it out.
	Let's try it one more time.
	I don't remember what I said, though.
	What was my cue?
	What's my line?
	I'm up.
	I'm up.
	Okay, you said that you're going to...
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Okay, I said...
	And I declined.
	I said...
	Okay.
	And then you said...
	You would have said...
	Oh, that's not what...
	I'm doing a bit.
	Okay.
	Oh, that's not what I would have said.
	Oh?
	What would you have said, John?
	How much is in it?
	Oh, there was an offer.
	Oh, that was an offer.
	Was it a good offer?
	Of course.
	I declined the offer because I work for Gitmo Nation in the value for value model.
	I'm not looking for a job.
	I'm not trying to be rude about it, but I'm very, very, very flattered.
	I said that.
	I'm flattered.
	You want to know what, to be honest about it, after I heard him do that he's a twin, what I was thinking?
	So I wasn't surprised by the call.
	I was thinking they were going to actually give you an entire show.
	I would have said the same thing, I believe, John.
	No, you probably would have, but I would...
	Yeah, there's a lot of...
	A lot of what?
	Hey, there's a lot of ins and outs.
	Look at it this way.
	A hot chick rolled up to me and said, Hey, baby.
	And I said, No, I love my wife.
	Oh, that's sweet.
	My God, for 25 years, they've been growing babies and cows!
	All right, let's get out of here.
	Okay, wait, I got a clip.
	Oh, jeez, I was ready to go.
	I was done.
	No, we got to play this one.
	Okay.
	This is the education system at its peak.
	We can't live without that.
	This is the five-year-old, five-year-old kid.
	Five-year-old kid.
	Yeah.
	The five-year-old kid from hell.
	But the level of anger and violence and rage and intensity that has happened to this teacher is not the norm.
	Police say a five-year-old in a pre-K class at Pines Lakes Elementary School in Pembroke Pines allegedly attacked a teacher at the school Wednesday morning.
	According to the police report, the student continuously hit the teacher after he and a four-year-old started to throw things and flip chairs.
	Police say they found the teacher sitting on the ground against the wall.
	She was, quote, feeling faint week and days before she started coughing and dry heaving.
	She was then taken by ambulance to the hospital.
	Anna Fusco, Broward Teachers Union president, represents the teacher she describes as wonderful with 13 years of teaching experience.
	Fusco says the five-year-old with special needs continuously attacked the teacher.
	After she was on the floor and unresponsive, she says the teacher was put on a ventilator at the hospital.
	What?
	She was caught where he actually ran and attacked and jumped on her with his whole body weight and she fell and, you know, hit her head, which caused a severe injury and other bodily injuries where she's going to need surgery.
	Fusco says this is the third time the teacher was taken from the classroom in an ambulance because of injuries from the same student.
	Third time!
	Wow.
	You know what that kid is?
	That's one of those kids that was grown in a cow.
	There it is.
	There it is.
	Come on, man.
	We're a good team, John.
	Who has that comedic...
	What's the word I'm looking for?
	Stylings?
	Callback chops.
	Callback chops.
	No, man.
	We're here for Gitmo Nation.
	We work value for value.
	No mess around with that shit.
	Coming up on NoAgendaStream.com, we have...
	Ah!
	Who Are These Podcasts?
	Episode 301.
	Very good.
	And end of show mixes, we have a couple good ones here.
	We've got some Neil Jones, the clip custodian himself.
	We've got Leo Lepuke.
	And we've got some Rolando Gonzalez celebrating his 50th end of show mix.
	Congratulations, Rolando.
	And 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, hey, have you heard about the bombing of the maternity hospital yet?
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Sunday with another episode of your Value for Value Deconstruction Podcast.
	Until then, remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA. And adios, mofos!
	and such.
	Nobody wants World War III. World War III. World War III. World War III. Ukrainians have been pleading, pleading, pleading for a no-fly zone. No-fly zone. pleading for a no-fly zone. No-fly zone.
	No flies.
	I'm going to go.
	Declaring a no-fly zone means the start of World War III. Nobody wants World War III. World War III. World War III. So Ukraine's president very consistent and vocal about the need for a no-fly zone.
	A no-fly zone.
	No-fly zone.
	They would have to shoot down Russian planes, that is what they're saying, and that would spark World War III. World War III. World War III. World War III. World War III.
	Vladimir Zelensky pleaded for more help from the U.S. and international allies, including a no-fly zone. A no-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone. No-fly zone.
	Oh my Lord, let me see.
	Regular gasoline.
	A year ago it was $2.80.
	A month ago it was $3.47.
	A week ago it was $3.66.
	Today it's $4.25.
	The Washington Post support high gas prices because they worship Satan.
	Oh my.
	George Takai.
	I'm Mr.
	Sulu of Star Trek.
	George Takai says, Americans suck it up.
	Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.
	Oh my.
	Oh my.
	Got a picture of George Takai sitting at poolside and a man whispering in his ear, George Takai's valet's pool boy's Uber driver informs him that gas prices are up.
	Oh, my, my.
	I'm willing to pay $4 a gallon.
	Hell, I'll pay $15 a gallon because I drive a Tesla.
	The innovations we are seeing today in terms of artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, cloud computing, advanced robotics, and many others, together constitute a new face in human development.
	We are living in a completely new reality.
	So what is this reality?
	What is different now after the crisis, from before the crisis?
	Many things have changed and we should not go back to the old recipes.
	We have to prepare for a more angry world.
	At this pivotal moment, I see several priorities for the global agenda.
	We must revitalize the global economy and accelerate its transition to net zero.
	We must preserve biodiversity by deploying nature-based solutions.
	To achieve more sustainable global development, true global citizenship.
	In the end, we share a common faith as a planet and as people who live on it.
	Today, that is the reality.
	I see the need for action.
	I see the need for a great reason.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.

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