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	And Trump made her fat.
	Adam Curry.
	John C. Dvorak.
	It's Thursday, June 30th, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1464.
	This is no agenda.
	Fully licensed by the Rain Stick Authority and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6.
	In the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley where it's been gloomy for a week.
	It's terrible.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Well, why do you say terrible?
	We proved that we are the rain stick meisters!
	It's not the fog stick.
	Well, no, but it was also intended for Texas.
	It wasn't for California.
	Normally, the fog rolls in just on July 4th.
	It's usually not foggy this part of it.
	And then, you know, your way is nice.
	Oh, it's so nice out.
	And then July 4th rolls around when the fireworks are supposed to happen, and the fog rolls in.
	It's like clockwork.
	But now the fog has rolled in like a week early.
	Well, I'm sorry.
	What we had is exactly what we wanted.
	We got the entire state of Texas.
	It was raining in, uh, in Bernie.
	It was raining in Austin.
	It was raining in Houston.
	It was raining in Dallas.
	I mean, the whole southern part of the United States, we had an entire rain system.
	I mean, just what, hours after we shook the sticks?
	Yeah.
	And we also rained out Wimbledon.
	I saw Wimbledon matches.
	It's Wimbledon, not Wimbledon.
	Whatever.
	Did you say Wimbledon?
	Wimbledon.
	Yeah, yeah, sure.
	I love that.
	I didn't say Wimbledon.
	That became such a thing with news models.
	All of a sudden everyone had to say Wimbledon.
	No, it's Wimbledon.
	I don't care.
	I saw matches.
	It wasn't raining.
	It rained out on the day that we shook the sticks and the next day it was clear.
	Okay.
	They stopped.
	They stopped play.
	Well, if it's raining, that's what you have to do in tennis.
	I don't understand.
	Why are you so down on... They even do it in golf.
	For golf, it makes no sense to me.
	They should play through.
	Yeah, but... They play through with football.
	It's the only game they seem to want to play through when it's raining.
	Especially when there's lightning.
	That's when it's cool with golf.
	Well, when there's lightning, they clear the stadiums nowadays.
	You got that little, uh... Really?
	They clear stadiums when there's lightning?
	Yeah, normally.
	Nowadays they do.
	They never used to, but all of a sudden they started doing that about maybe 10 years ago.
	Was there someone who got struck by lightning?
	I would assume that something happened.
	Interesting.
	Well, the news has been very challenging, I'd say.
	I mean, it's all just distraction and noise and nonsense.
	I mean, people really just, ah, Roe v. Wade.
	You know, are we still at war even at all?
	You know, it seems so.
	Do we have any Ukraine update?
	I have a Ukraine bogus report, NPR, if you want to catch up with it.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, because I do have some stuff from Anthony Blinken.
	Okay, so... Blinken, Winken, Blinken.
	All right, what's your Ukraine?
	There we go.
	NATO leaders meeting in Madrid are painting Russia as the most significant and direct threat to the member alliance in terms of peace and security.
	NATO also promising to strengthen support for Ukraine, even as the country's president has called on the group to do more to help defeat Moscow.
	Speaking on a panel moderated by NPR's Michelle Martin, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said it's clear any resolution, if there is one, is up to Ukraine, with Russia unwilling to halt the military action.
	It takes two to tango and we have not seen any Interest on the part of Vladimir Putin in engaging in any kind of meaningful diplomatic initiative.
	But in any event, it's really important that the Ukrainians define the terms of any potential negotiation.
	Blinken said NATO's role is to make sure Ukrainians have the means to continue to repel Russian aggression, while also having, quote, the strongest possible hand to play at the negotiating table.
	On to Blinken.
	Yes, so Blinken did an interview, or Jake Tapper did an interview with Blinken in Germany.
	Everyone's out there for the G7, of course.
	Did you notice everyone had their neckties off and their shirts open?
	Did anyone ever notice that there's 20 people at, 20 nations at the G7, which is supposed to be seven nations getting together for their little meeting?
	It used to be the G8, you know, when Russia was still a... Well, there used to be a G20.
	There still is a G20.
	No, there's still a G20.
	Still a G20.
	So this is like, they had, Modi was there, there's all kinds of people there.
	Here's Tapper with Blinken, and I think they're in front of a green screen.
	People should take a look at it in the show notes.
	You know, they got this beautiful green meadow, but they look really really projected onto it So maybe that's just the vibe they're doing but here's a question number one.
	How's it?
	What's the update?
	I mean is Putin winning or you know, it's confusing.
	Come on now blinking One of them is Ukraine and Russia's invasion of Ukraine and Russia does appear to be edging closer to taking over all of the Luhansk region several Donetsk has fallen apparently and just overnight Many missiles were launched at Kiev, including residential areas.
	Russia's state media says the Russian defense minister just visited Russian troops in Ukraine.
	Is Russia winning?
	Jake, let's not confuse the tactical with strategic.
	Oh, don't confuse the tactical with the strategic.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	This is how it goes.
	The weird is because I've always confused them.
	I know.
	It's one of those things you just do.
	If it looks like they're winning, I usually think they're winning.
	No, no, no, no.
	That's strategically not.
	I'm being confused.
	Yes, yes, you are.
	Jake, let's not confuse the tactical with strategic.
	When it comes to Putin's strategic objectives, he's already failed.
	His strategic objective was to end Ukraine's sovereignty and independence.
	What?
	To erase it from the map.
	Who says?
	Hold on.
	This is so beautiful.
	Let him quote it.
	Is he kidding somebody?
	I never heard this.
	No, this was the meme.
	This is what Megyn Kelly said to me.
	He wants to have Ukraine, he wants to build the USSR again.
	I don't think he's ever stated that, but here is the big lie from Antony Blinken.
	When it comes to Putin's strategic objectives, he's already failed.
	His strategic objective was to end Ukraine's sovereignty and independence, to erase it from the map, to subsume it in Russia.
	Wow!
	That has failed.
	I don't think that was ever true.
	Well, here's the way I see it.
	Or it looks like it's unraveling this way.
	If that was the original objective, it wasn't, but let's just say it was, then we can say we won.
	Mission accomplished!
	Putin didn't achieve his obvious objective, which was to wipe Ukraine off the map.
	He didn't do it.
	Hang up the banner.
	We're good to go.
	Good work.
	Good work, boys.
	Let's see what Abe Lincoln says.
	And a sovereign, independent Ukraine is going to be around a lot longer than Vladimir Putin's on the scene.
	Meanwhile, there is a tactical, ferocious battle going on in eastern Ukraine with the Russian aggression, with Ukrainian forces pushing back.
	And that line has shifted.
	There are gains one way, gains another way.
	But what's really important is the strategic proposition that Putin will not succeed in what he's tried to achieve.
	So they're getting their asses kicked, but he's not really getting what he wants.
	What does that mean?
	What's your memory?
	We're about to go to a NATO summit where the alliance is going to show greater unity, greater strength than in my memory in Ukraine itself.
	What does that mean?
	What's your memory?
	It doesn't mean much.
	Here at this meeting of the GC.
	G7, as well as at NATO.
	We will continue to do collectively everything we can to make sure that the Ukrainians have what they need in their hands to repel the Russian aggression.
	Okay.
	So there's another thing that came up in this interview.
	Have you heard of the battle for Kiev?
	I've never heard of the battle for Kiev.
	Apparently there was a battle for Kyiv, and we missed it!
	Do you think the attack on Kyiv overnight and this morning was part of a direct provocation against the meeting of the G7?
	We've seen sporadically, even ever since Putin lost the battle for Kyiv and had to shift his focus just to Eastern.
	Ever since Putin lost the battle for Kyiv.
	We're just going to make up our own narrative.
	Uh, hello!
	Plug it in and then say, we won!
	Hello!
	Of course, that's what you do!
	Putin lost the battle for Kiev and had to shift his focus just to eastern and southern Ukraine.
	They've occasionally launched missiles at a distance, basically to terrorize people.
	They struck an apartment building.
	There are reports that they struck a kindergarten.
	That has no purpose other than to try to terrorize Ukrainians.
	Kindy?
	Kindy garden.
	Kindy garden.
	You've never heard of a kindy garden?
	So I've heard about, you know, striking the kindy garden.
	There's no evidence of that.
	How do you spell that?
	Is that with I-E?
	K-I-N-D-E-E.
	There you go.
	Kindy.
	And garden with a T?
	So we can drop it.
	So we can drop it.
	Yeah.
	Kindy got in.
	Kindy got in.
	Got it.
	So, um, yes.
	He hit a, uh, shopping mall.
	They did, which it's kept changing from kindy kindergarten to shopping mall to apartments.
	And then they showed the, some, something on fire, which I am assuming is the shopping mall.
	They always show something on fire.
	That's part of it.
	And then Russia said that they were aiming at an ammo dump and, uh, they didn't hit anything, but okay.
	Okay, so there's another clip here.
	This is something the G7 just accomplished, which I'll probably have some questions about.
	And this really is a part of the overall sanctions against Putin.
	The G7 just announced a new ban on Russian gold imports.
	The U.S.
	said that Western sanctions against Russia would devastate its economy, but that doesn't seem to be happening.
	The ruble is at its highest in years.
	Oil profits are soaring.
	When are these sanctions going to start having the effect that the West and that President Biden has promised?
	But you promised.
	Hey, when is this going to work?
	Come on, man.
	This is no good.
	The effect that the West and that President Biden has promised.
	Oh, they're already having a dramatic effect.
	Oh, cool.
	We're just announcing.
	That is the second most lucrative export that Russia has after energy.
	It's about $19 billion a year.
	And most of that is within the G7 countries.
	So cutting that off, denying access to about $19 billion of revenues a year, that's significant.
	But beyond that, Jake, everything that we've done from the start in imposing these unprecedented sanctions and the export controls is having a profound impact on Russia.
	Uh, even as it gets oil revenues with higher prices, it's unable to spend them because of the export controls.
	It can't acquire what it needs to modernize its defense sector, to modernize its technology, to modernize its energy exploration.
	Which means that over time, each of these areas is going to go in decline.
	Already, we're seeing predictions that the Russian economy will shrink by 8-15% next year.
	The ruble's being priced.
	They're so good at predicting inflation numbers, so yeah, that sounds right.
	The economy will shrink by 8 to 15 percent.
	Economy.
	Next year, the ruble is being propped up artificially at great expense.
	Oh?
	Now, can you explain that to me?
	How would it have been propped up artificially at great expense?
	Well, according to Horowitz, and I have to agree with this, it's because once they started demanding the payment in rubles of the I don't know how the great expense part works, but once they demanded payment in rubles for the oil and gas, it jacked up the price of the ruble because it became an in-demand thing.
	They had to go buy a bunch of rubles to sell back to the Russians, get back to the Russians.
	So it propped it up.
	I don't think that was artificial.
	It was just a method of getting payment.
	The thing that's completely overlooked is that since the price of oil doubled largely because of the mismanagement by the U.S.
	and others of the whole energy sector, the Russians are making money hand over fist.
	They're making twice as much on their energy sales.
	What is the gold thing, though?
	I mean, so they talk about exporting gold.
	Isn't that just selling gold, or am I misunderstanding?
	Yeah, no, it's what it is.
	So they have a lot of gold mines, and so they're selling gold.
	But, you know, the Chinese and the Indians in particular, they love gold, just for decoration purposes other than just, you know, gold used for a lot of things.
	They use the semiconductors a lot.
	To pass down to the family.
	We're going to jack up the price of our circuit boards.
	Oh, because... Oh, really?
	Yeah, there's gold in every circuit board.
	Well, what else will it jack the price up of?
	Well, jewelry maybe.
	Whatever it is, there's another... What's going to happen is the price of gold might go up.
	It should.
	And that'll mean the Russian sales of gold is going to make... They're going to make more money.
	They're going to make more money.
	We're just giving them money.
	These guys are weird, man.
	And, you know, Christina texted me.
	She says, Dad, this is so much bullcrap.
	Now Russia's going to bomb Rotterdam.
	She lives in Rotterdam.
	Well, who comes up with these ideas?
	She actually told you?
	That's a rumor going around?
	It's not a rumor.
	There's a whole series of clips of this guy on Russian TV saying, you know, well, we've looked at what we should do.
	How do we cripple the EU?
	Well, we go after their harbor.
	40% of all imports run through Rotterdam.
	We're going to bomb the crap out of it.
	Now, of course, Christina's like, she's just laughing about it, but I can see where a lot of people be like, you know, there's some trauma with bombing Rotterdam, I think.
	I think the Germans did this.
	Make sure to bomb the dykes.
	The dyke there, that big giant thing.
	Bomb that sucker.
	The Upslide Dyke.
	Yeah, that one.
	Oh, that's fun.
	Grab your goggles, everybody.
	Okay, we continue with a little bit more blinking here percent next year the rubles being propped up artificially at great expense a thousand companies Major international companies have left Russia They had products that were still on the shelf when they left but those Supplies are windowed Russians were no longer being able to buy what they're used to buying and Oh man, what are they going to do without their Big Mac?
	Oh no!
	The standard of living for Russians... It's going down without Big Macs!
	...is dropping.
	All of this is having an effect immediately, but it's also having a cumulative effect.
	We've seen a brain drain from Russia.
	200,000 Russians, among the most educated, working in some of the most important industries, have left.
	Many foreigners working in those same industries have left.
	All of this, over time, accumulates, accumulates, accumulates.
	Yeah, over time.
	How much time are we talking about?
	It's been four months so far, nothing.
	Assuming this thing is going to continue forever.
	This is what we call in the political circles a canard.
	This whole operation is a canard.
	The stingers don't work.
	Or not the stingers, the javelins.
	The Ukrainians can't figure out how to work it.
	By the way, we're running the entire supply chain in Ukraine.
	Everything.
	Somebody has to.
	We're basically loading him up and saying pull the trigger here.
	Push this button.
	The FBI is notoriously good at that.
	There were a couple other things that took place at the G7.
	Boris Johnson sat down for an interview and he had some very salient thoughts about President Putin.
	Toxic masculinity.
	which obviously isn't, but if he were, I really don't think he would have embarked on a crazy macho war of invasion and violence in the way that he has.
	If you want a perfect example of toxic masculinity, it's what he's doing in Ukraine.
	Toxic masculinity.
	If you were a woman, we wouldn't have this war.
	What virtue-signaling bit is he doing there with toxic masculinity.
	What did he try to say before he said violence?
	He was gonna say rape or something.
	Did he say that?
	He has a little flub in there and it's like he's gonna say one thing and then he corrected himself and said something else.
	You want me to play it again?
	Yeah, play it again.
	You hear it.
	Let's see what he said here.
	If Putin was a woman, Which he obviously isn't, but if he were, I really don't think he would have embarked on a crazy, macho war of invasion.
	Right there.
	What was that?
	War of rape.
	War of rape.
	Hold on.
	Show title.
	Hold on.
	show war of in great of invasion i don't know in great i think he was going to say something great great britain maybe he was he was thinking ahead of the game plan and there was something else i'm sorry it just seems that okay i just found that to be offensive yeah it is Of course it's offensive.
	It's stupid.
	But doesn't he have an election coming up?
	Isn't he going to be up again soon?
	I think so, yeah.
	He has to do his thing.
	Okay, there's more that happened at this G7.
	They made some decisions.
	And President Biden is expected to announce that the U.S.
	will buy an advanced missile system for Ukraine.
	Biden attends the G7 summit in Germany.
	The U.S.
	also says it will ban Russian gold imports, the latest financial punishment for Russia's war.
	The G7 also rolled out a global infrastructure plan, which includes $200 billion from the U.S.
	These strategic investments are areas of critical to sustainable development and to our shared global stability.
	Health and health security Digital connectivity, gender equality and equity, climate and energy security.
	In a lighthearted moment, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson suggested the G7 leaders take off their jackets and show off their pecs to look tougher than Vladimir Putin.
	What a bunch of numb nuts.
	These guys are out of control.
	I mean, they think it really matters.
	They really do.
	And then this was all just distraction from what I think is the really big news.
	Russian President Vladimir Putin is condemning what he calls NATO's imperial ambitions and is a warning for Finland and Sweden.
	Putin says if those two countries welcome troops and military infrastructure when they join NATO, Russia will respond.
	NATO leaders yesterday said Russia poses the most significant threat Well, here's the deal about the... This clip fits right in.
	This is my NATO clip about imperial ambitions.
	You guys can ascend.
	If Turkey A is okay, Polatia.
	And Turkey A said, hey, as long as we still kill Kurds, fine with us.
	Well, here's the deal about the, this clip fits right in.
	This is my NATO clip about imperial ambitions.
	Listen to this.
	NATO was set to cite China as a concern in its new strategy brief.
	It will be the first NATO strategy brief in a decade to cite the Chinese regime's growing threat.
	Both China and Russia that they were against any NATO enlargement.
	That is the first time China so explicitly has in a way had a strong opinion directed against NATO and NATO enlargement.
	NATO diplomats told Reuters that the United States and the United Kingdom want to use tough wording, but France and Germany are more cautious.
	The main subject of this week's NATO summit is addressing the increasing threats posed by China and Russia.
	China is the world's second largest economy, so Beijing attracted more concern.
	That's because it supports Moscow amid the Russia-Ukraine war.
	China's military ambition also continues to grow in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.
	That threatens the freedom of ships to navigate there, as well as Taiwan's territorial integrity.
	U.S.
	National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said NATO's report will speak in unprecedented ways about China.
	But he said competition between the United States and China does not mean confrontation or conflict.
	What is this fuckery?
	Totally.
	Good word.
	And, you know, NATO has increased, or is calling for, is going to increase forces on high alert from 40,000 to 300,000.
	Yeah.
	Oh man.
	And so, yeah, so now they've got Finland and Sweden, they're in, what are they, like, some status.
	You're an intern.
	Pre-invite.
	No, you're intern.
	Intern status.
	Before we can hire you into the club.
	You don't get paid.
	No, you don't get paid, but you're an intern to NATO.
	But Turkey had to go, because Turkey's in NATO, and Turkey had to go along with it, and they said, well, you know, it's okay, just as long as, you know, you still recognize the Kurds are horrible people.
	Not only that, but I think Finland or Sweden or one of the two is going to ship some people.
	Yeah, they're going to ship people out.
	They're going to extradite a bunch of people that the Turks want to beat up.
	It's insane!
	This, to me, this is part of, right down to the name change, a rebrand of Turkey, Turkey A. This is the Great Reset.
	This is, something is going on.
	The gold, you know, all these things, and they're dividing up the world into, as far as I can tell, truly Orwellian sections, where we were always at war with Eurasia.
	I mean, isn't that exactly what we've created here, or has been created?
	They could all be in on it, for all I know.
	But this happened real quick.
	All of a sudden, now, oh, China, oh, yeah.
	Yeah, China's good.
	China, oh, there's no good.
	American people hate China now.
	Really?
	But we still want to do business with them, so that'll be fine.
	Well, of course.
	Of course.
	And we had a hot mic moment with Macron and Biden.
	I'll just play it in the background here, because you can't really hear what they're saying.
	But it was odd that this was allowed to happen.
	Look, I tell you, I tell you that the Saudis cannot make extra production of oil for at least six months.
	Six months, I tell you.
	It's not there.
	I'm sorry, Joe.
	Until they got whisked away because, oh, someone caught that on audio.
	So the president's trip to Saudi Arabia is just going to be bunk.
	They'll probably be cancelled.
	I mean, he doesn't want to go.
	How do you know he doesn't want to go?
	Because his party, because his base, the Democrat base is already pissed off at him.
	They're trying to get rid of him left and right.
	And this is one of the things that they're pointing the finger at.
	Oh, these are bad people.
	They killed Khashoggi.
	They killed Khashoggi.
	Everybody thinks about Khashoggi.
	I have the official statement here why Turkey is changing its name.
	Okay.
	The main... This is from... Sinan Ölgen.
	I guess he's part of a think tank that came up with this brilliant idea.
	The main reason why Turkey is changing its name is to eliminate the association with the bird.
	What?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	This has got to be a hoax.
	CNN reporting.
	Well, that doesn't mean anything.
	It's got to be a hoax.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	But they feel that this is increasing the country's brand value.
	So, Turkey A. Turkey A. Turkey A. We'll keep it at Turkey A. NATO, as it turns out, there's somewhat of a pipeline from NATO to TikTok.
	There's like 10 or 15 NATO people who are now working at TikTok in areas of influence.
	And, you know, no one really talks about TikTok, but, you know, we got to pay attention to that thing.
	I mean, it's changed.
	Yeah, we should probably push it up a couple of notches.
	It's changed.
	It has changed the music industry dramatically.
	You know, the biggest stars, the biggest, are now being told by their labels, hey man, you got to get on TikTok.
	You got to start.
	Seriously.
	I mean, even Kevin Bacon had to get on TikTok for some reason.
	And Kevin Bacon's not that kind of dude.
	So there's, there's force in this TikTok thing and you know, I don't know.
	I don't know who's running what.
	Well, let's see what else we got.
	There's tons of stuff we can talk about.
	Well, but since we mentioned Biden, I mentioned that they're trying to get rid of him.
	I found this report on the Get Biden, this Get Biden clip.
	And this is on NPR, which is the last place I expected to see them go after Biden.
	But this, to me, would have normally been repressed.
	Because they don't want to say anything bad about Biden.
	Right.
	So they run this story?
	A New York Associated Press poll finds deep pessimism over the economy continuing to weigh on President Biden.
	Majority of Americans surveyed saying they think the country is headed in the wrong direction.
	That includes 8 out of 10 Democrats.
	Whoa!
	Holy crap!
	Throwing that little bomb in at the end, I think, was the kicker.
	It was like, oh, what?
	Huh.
	Well, you know, you already pointed it out.
	There's people making moves.
	Stuff is happening.
	There is growing speculation that California Governor Gavin Newsom may be positioning himself to run for president after buying ad time in Florida.
	He bought more than $100,000 worth of commercials, which will air on Fox News.
	Newsom has repeatedly criticized Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.
	Ooh, buying airtime, even on Fox News.
	Ooh!
	Well, he's doing it in Florida for a reason, because everybody's now lining up DeSantis, because Trump, you know, they do everything they can to marginalize him to an extreme.
	It hasn't helped with his influence, but it probably has hurt his, you know, he still wants to, and he's still the leader and running for president.
	I got an influence clip here.
	This is a short clip.
	This is Trump 12 for 12.
	Twelve for twelve.
	Twelve candidates, endorsed by former President Trump, secured their party nominations in the primaries Tuesday.
	Although two were running unopposed, it was a clear demonstration of Trump's influence in the GOP.
	Yeah, there was a bunch of primaries just last week.
	Yeah, I haven't really tracked them.
	Twelve for twelve.
	Twelve for twelve?
	Oh, how come that's not a news item?
	Oh, that's never going to be a news item.
	The news item is that Trump is a horrible person, as you can tell by the J6 series.
	Oh, man.
	Segway into that, I've got a nice long little APR presentation.
	Good, because I've got all kinds of fun stuff on this.
	Now, to set it up, there was a notice that came out on Sunday, like, emergency, emergency, everybody.
	We have an emergency hearing on Tuesday because new shit has come to light.
	That's literally how they sold this.
	And what was it?
	Some lady who read a text message.
	But anyway, what's your update?
	Here we go.
	Let's go.
	It's J6 Trump Redux NPR.
	Oh man, you got a whole bunch here.
	Okay, cool.
	They're short.
	We love NPR.
	We've heard the story of January 6th from many different narrators.
	They include Capitol Police officers on the front lines like Caroline Edwards.
	What I saw was just a war scene.
	It was something like I'd seen out of the movies.
	I couldn't believe my eyes.
	There were officers on the ground.
	You know, they were bleeding.
	They were throwing up.
	The narrators have included aides who witnessed the pressure campaign on former president Mike Pence, like his chief counsel Greg Jacob.
	Mr. Jacob, did Donald Trump ever call the vice president to check on his safety?
	He did not.
	Oh no!
	Justice Department officials like Richard Donahue, who then-President Trump urged to investigate one voting fraud conspiracy theory after another.
	It was clear to us that there were a lot of people whispering in his ear, feeding him these conspiracy theories and allegations.
	And I felt that being very blunt in that conversation might help make it clear to the president that these allegations were simply not true.
	This week, we finally got a view from inside the president's inner circle on the day of the insurrection.
	I heard the president say something to the effect of, you know, I don't effing care that they have weapons.
	They're not here to hurt me.
	Take that effing rags away.
	Cassidy Hutchinson, a close aide of Trump's chief of staff, Mark Meadows, testified in a surprise hearing of the January 6th committee.
	She told lawmakers that Trump knew there were armed supporters in the crowd that he urged to the Capitol, and he tried to go to the Capitol himself.
	Trump denied her sworn testimony in a string of posts on his social media platform.
	Even after a presidency with two impeachment trials, these were the most explosive allegations against Trump yet.
	Okay, so I've read the headlines.
	I think I know what the message is.
	The message is Trump is insane.
	He wanted armed insurrectionists to come around him and march to the Capitol.
	And in addition to that, he tried to strangle the driver and grab the wheel.
	Right?
	Am I right?
	Am I right?
	Here's what I noticed.
	You nailed it.
	Particularly when you see, what's this woman's name?
	Claire?
	Cassidy.
	Cassidy Hutchinson.
	Yeah, Cassidy.
	A number of people who are appearing in these trials and appear on television, just people that you may see on the street, are under a form of hypnosis, call it mass psychosis, whatever you want to call it, and the programming to some degree is working very well, and I have a gaffe here, 12 seconds, to show you how incredibly powerful the programming is.
	This is a Republican strategist and she's on CNN, Alice Stewart, here's what she's saying.
	I think it has not been good for the former president.
	I think we've made a case that he was responsible for 9-11 or January 6th.
	He should not have been pushing the election lies.
	It works.
	It just works.
	They all believe... I don't want to give you a clip of the day for something you just dropped in out of the blue, but that definitely deserves it.
	Oh, well, I do appreciate the sentiment.
	I mean, come on!
	That's just, that's programming.
	I like the way she says, we, as though she's part of some conspiracy.
	Play that clip again, it's very short.
	I think it has not been good for the former president.
	I think we've made a case that he was responsible for.
	She's a Republican strategist, but we have made a case.
	9-11, or January 6th, he should not have been pushing the election lies.
	Oh, goodness.
	These poor people.
	Oui, oui, oui.
	Oui, oui, oui.
	I feel bad for them.
	I do.
	I don't care.
	Oh, okay.
	All right, then.
	They're going to eat it anyway.
	That poor Cassidy Hutchinson doesn't know what she's doing.
	I've got Cassidy Hutchinson clips if they're not in yours.
	There's plenty in here.
	Let's get through this little grouping and then we can go on.
	A lot of these are short.
	Let's go to clip two of this.
	As an American, I was disgusted.
	It was unpatriotic.
	It was un-American.
	We were watching the Capitol building get- Holy crap, is this NPR's music?
	You know, don't ask me why.
	I think this was... I don't know why they were playing this music.
	I think maybe it's because they were going to a music bed to cut to another segment or something.
	And they just dropped it on top of her.
	It's a little creepy.
	It's a little creepy.
	As an American, I was disgusted.
	It was unpatriotic.
	It was un-American.
	We were watching the Capitol building get defaced over a lie.
	Consider this.
	Tuesday's testimony filled in a huge piece of the puzzle in the story of the insurrection.
	We'll take a look at the rest of the picture the January 6th committee has revealed.
	From NPR, I'm Ari Shapiro.
	It's Wednesday, June 29th.
	My goodness, it's like he's doing a true crime podcast.
	Yeah, this podcast has ruined it for everyone.
	Now a couple of things.
	One is this, they have to keep bringing in the lie, the big lie, and of course last show I had four examples from Hillary Clinton, from Stacey Abrams, from Al Gore, and from John Kerry all showing the same phenomenon after they lost an election as they wind and wind and wind and that could have all been the big lie.
	Trump being the only one so far in the Republican side who's made a fuss about the election results and for some reason he's targeted the other people who are ignored.
	Okay.
	So they got the big lie which is a meme they got to keep throwing.
	Let's go to part three.
	And what we saw was a former president who didn't care about who he was pressuring, could have been as high up as his former vice president, or all the way down to someone like Shay Moss, who was a former Fulton County election worker, who had testified to the fact that her life has essentially been turned upside down because of the pressure that had been put on her.
	I haven't been anywhere at all.
	I've gained about 60 pounds.
	I just... Oh, girl.
	Don't do nothing anymore.
	I don't want to go anywhere.
	I second-guess everything that I do.
	It's affecting my life in a major way.
	Carrie?
	One of the things that really stuck out to me was how many people had alarm bells ringing.
	Yeah, that was sad, man.
	She's traumatized.
	But what's she traumatized for?
	She was a poll worker.
	And Trump made her fat.
	I don't get it.
	They don't really make that clear in this piece.
	They make it sound like she could have been anybody.
	Let me just hear this again, this intro to her.
	...to someone like Shea Moss, who was a former Fulton County election worker, who had testified to the fact that her life has essentially been turned upside down because of the pressure that had been put on her.
	What pressure?
	This is very interesting.
	She's an election worker.
	But what pressure got put on her?
	They don't say... They don't explain anything.
	This whole hearing is so one-sided.
	It's color.
	It's just color.
	It's color.
	It's not even facts.
	It's been anywhere at all.
	I've gained about 60 pounds.
	I just don't do nothing anymore.
	I don't want to go anywhere.
	I second guess.
	This woman needs immediate psychiatric care.
	She needs a therapist.
	She needs to work on herself.
	She has trauma.
	Oh no, let's put her out in front of millions of people.
	Yeah, now you're talking.
	And make her humiliate herself.
	That's how you do it.
	Everything that I do is affecting my life in a major way.
	Carrie?
	One of the things that really stuck out to me was how many people had alarm bells ringing.
	Oh, this is really good when you're in a court case.
	It's always important that you put on that kind of court TV type of voice so that you don't interrupt the proceedings.
	Carrie?
	One of the things that really stuck out to me was how many people had alarm bells ringing in their ears across the system, across the federal government.
	We've heard that the White House counsel Pat Cipollone was basically raising questions about the possibility that people inside the White House were about to commit some very serious criminal offenses.
	And yet, much of these details, these details never leaked out.
	The idea that we had people testify... They're leaking out now.
	Dude, this is totally performative.
	These are not journalists, these are actors.
	They're influenced by... She's borderline in tears.
	She's a...
	This is fantastic.
	I love it.
	Yes!
	We had people testifying?
	I don't know.
	Maybe I'm taking that too tight.
	I love it.
	Almost lost our democracy.
	Yes.
	Much of these details, these details never leaked out.
	The idea that we had people testifying that former President Trump.
	We had people testifying.
	I don't know.
	Maybe I'm taking that too tight.
	No, you're not.
	We had people testifying that former President Trump told people inside the Justice Department, just say there was election fraud.
	Just say the election was corrupt and leave the rest to me.
	I blame Hulu.
	Hulu with their Steve Martin, Marty Short, Selena Gomez murder inside the building.
	That's what makes these people nuts.
	They're all watching it and like, oh that's such a great idea.
	I gotta talk like this.
	I'm doing something really important.
	You might be right.
	Okay, now here's what she was talking about.
	This is the 9 second clip of the guy saying, and if you listen to this carefully because it's worth only playing 9 seconds so you can deconstruct it.
	He responded very quickly and said, essentially, that's not what I'm asking you to do.
	What I'm just asking you to do is just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the Republican congressman.
	So this is the guy who said that Trump came up to him and said, just tell, just say it was corrupt.
	He's in the justice department.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah.
	Just say it's corrupt and we'll take care of it.
	Don't worry about me and the Republicans.
	You got to put that in there.
	But if you listen to what he said, he didn't really say that because he, the guy himself in courting Trump says he essentially said, let me hear it again.
	He responded very quickly and said, essentially, that's not what I'm asking you to do.
	What I'm just asking you to do is just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me and the Republican Congress.
	Yeah, there was a lot of hearsay in this emergency surprise.
	All of it's hearsay.
	That's a lot of it.
	Well, he essentially said... Essentially?
	Yes, what he kind of meant.
	He essentially said, go fuck yourself.
	I mean, he essentially could have said anything, essentially.
	According to people familiar with the president's thinking at the time.
	Yeah.
	What ever happened to that, by the way?
	Oh, it's still there.
	It's still there.
	I can't use it with Joe Biden, obviously.
	Hello.
	Good.
	That's a good one.
	You got one.
	I'm working on it.
	That's one for you.
	Thank you.
	Okay.
	Let's finish this with clip five.
	Bring a case against a former president, which would be unheard of.
	I mean, where do you think they stand on that?
	I don't effing care that they have weapons.
	They're not here to hurt me.
	in this testimony before this committee that have been really eye-opening.
	I'm thinking yesterday, I'm thinking we heard Cassidy Hutchinson testify about the former president knowing that some of his supporters were armed.
	I don't effing care that they have weapons.
	They're not here to hurt me.
	Take the effing bags away.
	And wanting them to march to the Capitol is some nuance and details that Hutchinson testified about with respect to her boss, former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, perhaps getting on the phone with people inside the Willard Hotel a day before the assault on the Capitol. perhaps getting on the phone with people inside the Willard I had made it clear to Mr. Meadows that...
	I didn't believe it was a smart idea for him to go to the Willard Hotel that night.
	I wasn't sure everything that was going on at the Willard Hotel, although I knew enough about what Mr. Giuliani and his associates were pushing during this period.
	I didn't think that it was something appropriate for the White House Chief of Staff to attend or to consider involvement in.
	I spoke in particular with Steven Salzberg today.
	He used to run the criminal division at the Justice Department.
	He thinks that Cassidy Hutchinson put Mark Meadows in the crosshairs regarding the criminal probe in particular.
	Goodness!
	These voices, they're just haunting me.
	But she's the worst at one.
	That's really interesting that they're doing that.
	You should know that Cassidy Hutchinson, who threw her boss under the bus for some unknown reason, I guess just to get attention, she was up for a permanent position at Mar-a-Lago.
	Oh, really?
	Yes, and before she did this testimony, she didn't get the job or something.
	Oh, really?
	Yeah.
	Quick, call Nancy.
	Call, uh, what's the Cheney woman?
	Yeah.
	Liz, call Liz.
	Let me testify.
	Well, here's a little bit of her testimony.
	She hasn't actually had a job since this.
	She's so highfalutin.
	She hasn't had a job since this.
	I don't know about highfalutin, but she's programmed.
	No, she's 26.
	That means she was 24.
	She was an unknown person working there.
	She could have been an unpaid intern for all we know, because she started off as one.
	We know that if you look at her background.
	She's just some newtonic that got in there, heard a few things, and decided to testify.
	She wasn't part of anything.
	She was hardly an insider.
	Yes, but John, the riveting testimony from Cassidy Hutchinson really gave us a visual exactly of how the president tried to strangle the Secret Service officer and grabbed the wheel and it was really quite harrowing.
	By the way, how do you even do that in a big limo like that beast?
	He was in the Beast.
	Now, I disagree with that.
	I believe that he did a drive-thru in the Suburban, not in the Beast.
	No, I saw pictures, but if you listen to his testimony, it was the Beast.
	Okay.
	And you know what?
	The Suburban, yeah, you could jump all over the place.
	The whole world should not give a flying F about it.
	It's astute.
	Yes, but then if you listen, and I'm telling you, I listened to most of it.
	I know you did.
	I know you did.
	F-24.
	They're talking about him going for the wheel and trying to choke out the guy.
	Deutsche Welle.
	He's going for the wheel.
	He tried to choke the Secret Service guy.
	And it's everywhere.
	And it's all on hearsay.
	This is, this is, what is the guy's name?
	The ABC producer?
	He finally got something to catch.
	You know, I think this was his Hail Mary, like the ratings are in the toilet, nothing's working, we can't get the Department of Justice to really step up to the plate.
	We've got to get some riveting visuals in there.
	Riveting hearsay.
	Riveting hearsay.
	Here we go with Cassidy.
	Cassidy Hutchinson, riveting, building us a picture of how insane the president really was that day.
	Once the president had gotten into the vehicle with Bobby, he thought that they were going up to the Capitol, and when Bobby had relayed to him, we're not, you don't have the assets to do it, it's not secure, we're going back to the West Wing, the president had a very strong, a very angry response to that.
	Tony described him as being irate.
	The president said something to the effect of, Something to the effect of.
	Effectively, was this maybe how they prompted all of their witnesses?
	Just say... I think she was coached by Schiff.
	Yeah.
	By Schill.
	By Schiff.
	Yeah.
	Well, effectively... I think she was coached because she never even says if they would... This is the problem with these hearings and they really... I think they screwed up to just make themselves look like idiots.
	Unless they had Jim Jordan or somebody there that knows how to cross-examine.
	Someone should have said to her, well who told you this?
	And why aren't they here testifying?
	That's exactly what Jordan would have said.
	Who told you this and why aren't they here and why are you here?
	The president said something to the effect of, I'm the effing president, take me up to the Capitol now.
	To which Bobby responded, sir, we have to go back to the West Wing.
	The president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel.
	Mr. Engel grabbed his arm, said, sir, you need to take your hand off the steering wheel.
	We're going back to the West Wing.
	We're not going to the Capitol.
	Mr. Trump then used his free hand to lunge towards Bobby Engel.
	And when Mr. Renato had recounted this story to me, he had motioned towards his clavicles.
	His clavicles?
	His throat.
	Throat.
	Clavicles.
	Why would she say clavicles?
	Why didn't she say she motioned around my throat?
	What's the point?
	Is there some legal thing if you try to grab the clavicle then it's attempted murder?
	There's a reason for it.
	Who says clavicle?
	No, I'm not going to argue this.
	You picked it up.
	I didn't pick it up.
	It's a second one for you.
	Two points.
	But who's counting?
	But there's definitely something, there's definitely something to that.
	Yeah.
	Why don't you say grab him around the throat?
	Cause that's what you'd say when you know, if you're testifying normally and describing someone trying to choke someone out, you would say grab him by the clavicle.
	Nobody ever says clavicle.
	So what was the point of coaching her to say that?
	And I will say coaching her because this is not ad-libbed.
	Well, we will have some of our many lawyers amongst our producing audience who will let us know if there's a legal significance to the attack on the clavicle.
	I'm telling you, these people are so crazy.
	That's how they do this stuff.
	And I think they already all have deals for the Netflix movie.
	And you know that it's going to happen.
	This is so descriptive.
	I mean, I want to write the screenplay.
	This screenplay they're writing is good.
	It's just, it's not true.
	And it's based on no facts, or at least nothing they've been able to prove.
	So, sadly, a key witness, who was supposed to be at the hearing, died several hours before.
	And this is the Senate Sergeant at Arms.
	who passed away on Monday at age 71, Michael Stenger.
	You remember him, the little guy?
	Yeah.
	Ladies and gentlemen!
	Exactly.
	Sad guy.
	Mm-hmm.
	And he had prev... In his testimony, which, of course, didn't come up, he said that he... I should have pulled the clip, actually, but he does at one point say, I'm pretty sure there were professional agitators there.
	Well, that's a good reason because we can't have that testimony in this thing.
	I mean, do you really think that they would kill him over that at this point?
	Yeah.
	Couldn't they just not invite him?
	Or would that be too obvious?
	Maybe they invite him by mistake, and then if he didn't show up, then some reporter might get nosy.
	I always have to worry about the nosy reporter.
	I think the clue is here.
	The clue is when a guy like this guy, I mean the whole world knows him and it's kind of like the speaker in UK parliament.
	That guy retires, he gets a fanfare, he gets medals, everyone's sayonara, they have big retrospectives, we have super cuts of him saying funny things.
	This guy dies.
	There's no presidents coming out saying, ah, what a great guy.
	He took care of me.
	No, nothing.
	Good point.
	Doesn't he deserve to lay in state like the Capitol Police?
	I would think so.
	He's just, yeah, he's a major guy.
	He's been there for a long time.
	Yes, it seems rather disrespectful.
	Something's up with that.
	And CNN now reporting.
	Right on cue.
	Whispers of Hillary Clinton 2024.
	She is, she's circling once again.
	I think that she may try and make the swoop this time.
	There's no one left to follow up on Joe.
	Nah, it's gonna be Newsome.
	You know what's interesting?
	I did a show with Mo yesterday and it was about Andrew Gillum.
	And I don't have to go into the whole details of it, but, you know, that guy, he only lost Florida by half a point to DeSantis.
	And he got over the stigma of, you know, bisexual drugs, etc.
	And, you know, this news that he, you know, he was indicted for wire fraud?
	Dude, this guy was taken out not once but twice, maybe not even by the same people.
	Yeah, this falls into my thesis that DeSantis is a military intelligence guy or CIA.
	I think that it would have been the Republicans or someone on DeSantis' side who would have done it in the election.
	But now gearing up for a possible 2024, it's someone else because this is Obama's guy.
	He was always Obama's guy and he just got knocked out again.
	I don't know, man.
	Are you sure that Hillary will never do it?
	Because it just feels so... She's not gonna put Hillary in?
	No.
	Well, they... She's never gonna... Who is they?
	I mean, I don't say she's not gonna try, but she's not gonna get picked.
	Hmm.
	She's her, I'll tell you one problem she has.
	I mean, even if she has another facelift, um, she doesn't look good.
	She, she looks, she doesn't, she looks battered.
	She looks beaten.
	She looks haggard.
	She's, she's gotten gained a lot of weight.
	She can never lose that weight at her age that rapidly without hurting her health.
	She's a mess.
	She never stayed in condition.
	This is like the, you know, this is not like some football player who got cut and then he's out of the league for six months but stays in shape just in case somebody calls him up.
	No, she never stayed in shape.
	Well, there's still another possibility, and I think that one of our producers caught this.
	This is a clip we played on the last show.
	I didn't hear it, you didn't hear it.
	This is Nora talking about all the different organizations that are going to support their employees if they need to travel for an abortion out of state.
	And listen to what she says about presidents, past and present.
	Some of the nation's largest companies announcing they will cover employee travel expenses for abortions if they are not available where they live.
	Some of those companies include Nike, Uber, Alaska Airlines, Citigroup, Conde Nast, Disney, JP Morgan, Microsoft, Warner Brothers, and CBS' parent company, Paramount Global.
	And we also heard from presidents past and present.
	President Obama called the ruling devastating.
	Michelle Obama called it horrifying.
	And President Donald Trump said... Since when is Michelle Obama a president past and present?
	Good catch.
	President Obama called the ruling devastating.
	Michelle Obama called it horrifying.
	And President Donald Trump said this gives the rights back to the states as it should have been long ago.
	Well, maybe they're already prepped for it.
	I still think that's the move, because then you can get Obama back in the White House.
	Wink wink.
	Nudge nudge.
	You know what, if we were Democrats... But you've been on this for a while.
	I would be pitching this.
	I've been following Gavin Newsom since he was mayor of San Francisco.
	But he's going to screw... They know.
	He's no good.
	He screws stuff up.
	He's got real refinement problems.
	He has his problem, especially since he's starting in Florida against who I think is going to be the lead candidate for the Republicans, DeSantis, with the support of the intelligence community.
	laughs I'm sorry.
	Yes.
	It's funny to get one of their own guys in there.
	Now, do you think he's CIA or DIA?
	Well, you're the one that suggested DIA because if you look at his real background, he does have a lot of military.
	It would have to be DIA.
	CIA, they wouldn't allow this.
	And DIA's got to be a little irked about the way they've been treated recently.
	They could use a man in the White House.
	Well, they had Trump.
	Trump was their guy.
	No, he promised.
	He screwed him over.
	Flynn was their guy and then Flynn was so easily taken out.
	Right.
	It was embarrassing how naive he was to be pretty much a casual conversation with the FBI and next thing you know he's indicted for lying to the FBI because he talked about something he shouldn't have said.
	He just was shooting the shit is what he was doing and then you know made a mistake and said something wrong and Next thing you know, he's out of the picture.
	Dude, if we keep our game up, the FBI will knock on our door eventually.
	They're knocking on everybody's door.
	It's insane.
	This is like Stasi.
	Who's they?
	Who's they?
	The FBI!
	The DIA?
	No, the FBI.
	The FBI, I said.
	You were talking about the FBI.
	Yeah, well, the FBI.
	I just remember the time Thomas Drake, the guy who was the NSA whistleblower, gave that speech.
	I wish I had a clip of it.
	We do have a clip somewhere.
	I'll never find it.
	Thomas Drake says, I only learned one thing through this experience.
	I have it here.
	Which one do you want?
	Talking to the media or about the FBI?
	Here we go.
	I have everything.
	The FBI one.
	Here we go.
	Who is Thomas Drake again?
	Thomas Drake was one of the NSA whistleblowers.
	He was a deep insider that saw illegal activities being performed by the NSA.
	And so he blew the whistle or went through channels, did everything.
	But then he finally came out and had to say something to the media or something and they went after him.
	After your experience, would you advise someone else in your position to blow the whistle on government wrongdoing?
	Yes, but make sure you understand what you're getting yourself into.
	Do not speak to the FBI and make sure you have a lawyer right from the start.
	If my case is any example, they'll do everything they can to take anything you say and anything they find and use it to justify charges That in my case were actually framed.
	See, I told the truth to the FBI agents.
	They didn't believe me.
	In fact, four of the ten felony counts were for making false statements.
	One of them was for obstructing justice.
	You know why?
	Because the chief prosecutor said that unless I cooperate with the investigation, they're going to pursue prosecution.
	So...
	The answer is yes.
	We actually need more.
	Having spoken to Daniel Ellsberg, he actually thought in the early 70s, with all the publicity that surrounded the Pentagon Papers, that more people would actually step forward.
	And other than some close colleagues and associates, guess what?
	Hardly anybody else stepped forward regarding the travesty of Vietnam.
	I think these clips are from 2018, maybe.
	There's one other about talking to the media.
	This is kind of interesting in retrospect.
	Should we just play this one about him in the media?
	Sure!
	You mentioned that former colleagues said to you that they believe talking to reporters is a crime.
	Do you believe that that attitude is pervasive among government employees?
	And maybe you could address it inside and outside of the intelligence community.
	It is true that in the intelligence community, of which I was a part for many, many years, both as a government employee and as a contractor.
	Many, many years.
	And even in the military.
	That you are, you do sign secrecy agreements, and these vary based on the agency.
	The secrecy agreement that I signed was to protect the agreement, what they call protected information, which by definition was classified, truly classified, or under classification review.
	It was actually carefully articulated in terms of executive statutes and rules.
	There was this misunderstanding that if you happen to speak to a reporter, that by definition, anything that you might say to them could be characterized as classified.
	Because you, unless it was authorized, then you were in an unauthorized status.
	And therefore you are liable under administrative rules.
	You may have heard very recently that James Clapper, the Director of National Intelligence, is now directing, adding a question, questions, to the polygraph, polygraph mechanism in which individuals are either, they're going to be obtaining a clearance or retaining an existing clearance, we asked about unauthorized contact with the press.
	And so, yes, I had individuals that I used to work with who assumed that it was criminal under the U.S.
	law to have any contact whatsoever with a reporter.
	In fact, I was even asked that question by Scott Pelley on 60 Minutes a couple years ago.
	It's not a crime to speak with a reporter.
	There are certain administrative rules governing what that looks like.
	I was under an administrative rule that said if I were to have unauthorized contact with a reporter, that I was liable to certain administrative sanctions.
	At that time, the worst that could occur is they no longer trusted me and they would remove my security clearance, which would be a condition of continuing employment.
	It's kind of interesting.
	There was a report that came out yesterday, two days ago.
	The Department of Homeland Security is implementing a new federal personnel security reform effort.
	So you just heard him talk about the lie detector test.
	And this security reform effort, known as Trusted Workforce 2.0, will eventually include continuous real-time vetting of all DHS employees and contractors So you'll continuously be vetted.
	You know what that means?
	Like, they're going to track your ass 24-7 to make sure you're not doing anything that could compromise the department, the government, etc.
	I mean, that's how you really capture the government workforce.
	Yeah.
	Not reported, strangely enough.
	I think DeSantis, he's got to be a D.I.A.
	guy.
	Now we know he has spooky connections, spooky feeling background, and that's just us saying he feels spooky, unless there's something you want to point out.
	No.
	You know, the military, a lot of the military are very upset about mandated vaccinations, even for the Guard, for the Reserves.
	And the department has just purchased a hundred million doses.
	And you know, what are people going to do?
	A lot of people just don't want this.
	And they just keep on going.
	So, you know, having a DeSantis as a president with, you know, the DIA would love that.
	Because, you know, he's not all in on that bull crap.
	Yeah.
	Well, they probably would.
	I think he would, uh, it's interesting.
	Uh, I would do some more background on him, but he is, uh, if you look at his wiki page, where does he even come from?
	He just, I mean, weird.
	I haven't followed it.
	It's my own fault, I guess.
	I don't think we've done much background research on him.
	Well, looking at his wiki page is quite revealing, I think.
	And that's where you want to want to start.
	And we'll go over some details on him if I can get some clips and things to back it up.
	Yeah, we got to figure out who he is.
	One guy.
	I mean, I got triggered by thinking he's military or intelligence community of some sort.
	Could be anyone.
	He was promoted to lieutenant before serving as an advisor to SEAL Team One.
	An advisor?
	Interesting.
	And he's from Yale.
	Uh-oh.
	Skull and bones, baby.
	If you look at his wiki page, he's got all the earmarks of a spook.
	He does have a lot of spooky shit on there.
	Yeah, it's totally spooksville.
	And somebody sent me an email bitching about us being so casual about him and going on and on about his spookiness.
	No, that's a good point.
	Compelling.
	It was a logical explanation for him probably being a spook.
	Very compelling.
	So I reconsider and I still like him for president.
	The guy I predict is going to run and I think he'll be okay.
	Even though it's a spook.
	I mean, what are you going to do?
	I mean, they're running everything anyway.
	You might as well get somebody in there to kind of, at least it's not for vaccine mandates.
	That's the one thing that's going to determine my choice of candidate.
	You know, there's this really, there's a fantastic sub stack that summarized all these changes that were made in health laws, international world health organization type laws.
	And this shit, did you know the WHO, the World Health Organization was founded in 1948?
	And this shit has been around.
	But, I mean, if you see, going back to 2001, the Model State Emergency Health Powers Act, drafted in 2001 under the pretext of addressing bioterrorism in the wake of the 9-11 attacks.
	Well, you pointed out probably five years ago in the EU documents... Oh, longer than that, John.
	No, no, no.
	This is much longer.
	This goes back to 2010.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's a while.
	In the Lisbon Treaty protocols, the two things that stuck out to me, and this is the constitution of the European Union, so-called constitution, two things that stuck out.
	One is if you're running away from law enforcement, they shoot you in the back and kill you.
	It's a legal kill.
	Which we thought was kind of shitty.
	And the other one, uh, you can be arrested and, you know, incarcerated if you have a communicable disease.
	And I remember this so well because we were laughing about, oh, well, if you get the flu, they'll lock you up.
	We were like, that's typical.
	We were laughing about it.
	So that's how I remember.
	But now it seems to become, that was just one of the small things.
	This MSEHPA authorizes state health officials to use the state militia to take control of all roads leading into and out of cities, states, they can seize homes, cars, phones, computers, food, fuel, clothing, I mean on and on and on and on.
	And then with the SARS outbreak in 2003, executive order from Bush ...which authorized the Secretary of Health and Human Services to suspend American civil liberties and the U.S.
	Constitution and legally eviscerate Congress, state governments, courts, etc.
	2004, Project BioShield, again Bush, grants new powers to the Health and Human Services Secretary to exempt contracted pharmaceutical corporations and others from liability for injury and death.
	2005 Executive Order adding influenza to the list of communicable diseases.
	Hello, EU.
	World Health Organization in 2005 opened signing period for revision to the international health regulations.
	That's when Congress passed the PrEP Act, Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness, which I always thought was, oh, this is great.
	You know, we're helping out people with AIDS.
	But it's a little more nefarious with major amendments to the Public Health Services Act of 1944.
	Again, new powers to Health and Human Secretary to exempt contracted pharmaceutical corporations from liability injury and death.
	Then we had the Pandemic All Hazards Preparedness Act of Congress.
	It was before we were doing the show, so we didn't know about it.
	I mean, all the way up to the real kicker 2017 during Trump.
	U.S.
	Health and Human Services Department, without congressional debate, review, or ratification, or presidential signature, or court review, adopted major revisions to 42 CFR 70 in compliance with 2005 World Health Organization international health regulations, expanding public health law and law enforcement officials' powers to revoke civil liberties in U.S.
	state and constitutions in the event of a WHO-declared public health emergency.
	I mean, it's either- and it goes on and on and on.
	It's either just coincidence or someone played a very long game.
	No, it's a very long game.
	It's a good one.
	It's a dynamite one, but holy crap how annoying that we just don't see this stuff.
	Well... But health and human services... But we're sure going to get those kids vaccinated.
	I have a clip.
	Brother, yeah.
	That's how we're going to do it.
	You're going to get kids vaccinated.
	Here's a clip.
	Elmo.
	I had that one, too.
	Oh, you have the 20.
	I have a 60 second.
	You got a 30 second.
	Interesting.
	I guess they had multiple buys.
	You were a hero today, getting your COVID vaccine, Elmo.
	There was a little pinch, but Elmo was really glad to have Daddy there with him.
	I had questions about Elmo getting the COVID vaccine.
	I talked to our pediatrician and learned that the vaccine is the best way to keep him and everyone else healthy.
	It's okay to have questions about COVID vaccines for your kids.
	Get the latest facts by speaking to your pediatrician or health care provider.
	Brought to you by the U.S.
	Government, Health and Human Services, the Ad Council, and stations like yours.
	Yeah, and Pfizer somehow.
	And Pfizer, of course.
	Well, it's okay because the timing, the media buy is perfect.
	Tonight, FDA advisors have voted in favor of updating the COVID boosters to target the Omicron variant in this country.
	The U.S.
	expected to face a new surge this fall.
	Those boosters are expected to be ready for this fall as well.
	Dynamite!
	And it's just, it's so unbelievable.
	The whole social media, they can't even stop the flood of people saying, hey, these things are causing harm.
	There's something not right.
	We're not getting the right information.
	I mean, even KLM has now said, OK, no more mandates for pilots.
	This has gone too far.
	You know, just Pfizer and BioNTech, new agreements with the government, additional doses.
	I mean, it's on and on and on and on.
	And, of course, the FDA advises, you know, this updated booster shots and it's not even going to have trials anymore.
	Meanwhile, in the Texas Senate, the king, Dr. Peter McCullough, is very, very clear about where we stand with these vaccines.
	This month, the World Council for Health Which represents 70 bodies worldwide.
	has called for a global recall of all vaccines.
	Because worldwide, 40,000 deaths that the safety databases across the world, 40,000 in the big ones, VAERS, the Yellow Card system, the VigiSafe, and the UGIS system.
	40,000 deaths with the vaccines.
	Unacceptably high.
	Typical standard for any biologic product is 50 deaths, pull it off the market, something's gone wrong.
	50, not 40,000.
	So when there is a global recall by an international organization, this committee ought to be having emergency meetings.
	What are we going to do?
	A worldwide body has called for these to pull off the market.
	They're still giving it.
	You just heard from the pharmacy director ahead of me.
	He's still giving them out.
	When there's a worldwide recall, there should be some committee meeting so you have it down.
	I mean, you can tell something is going wrong here that we're in trouble in terms of vaccine safety.
	Dr. Malone has covered vaccine efficacy, which is largely weighing.
	I will just tell you that the CDC told us as of December 10th, 2021, with the Omicron strain, 79% of people with Omicron were fully vaccinated.
	That is prima facie evidence that the vaccines have completely failed against Omicron.
	Or you could just use Israel's data as their sixth wave begins with more serious L and more deaths.
	You know, I was always thinking about the King, McCullough, and What is a guy like that who's got the creds that are just completely out of control?
	I mean, he's got every... He's so credible.
	He's got one thing after another.
	Everything's short of a knighting by Queen Elizabeth.
	And what it must be like for him, he's got to feel like the most futile thing anyone could ever do.
	He's got to have this sense of futility that it's just beyond compare.
	I can't even imagine how bad it must be because he's getting nowhere.
	Well, but at least he's, he's doing the work.
	He's showing up.
	He's, he's testifying.
	He keeps, he's simplifying his message.
	It's getting a lot tighter.
	You know, I think pretty soon he'll be asked to testify and he'll go, the shit's killing people!
	And then, oh, what did you say?
	I mean, look at the COVID-19 Australia.
	Pandemic babies with no immunity to viruses ending up in the ICU at an alarming rate from mothers who were vaccinated.
	And again, this is more lottery than anything.
	In fact, Dr. McCullough says, Yes, it's your own health, and in America, certainly 49% of Americans are clinically obese, so your own health plays a part.
	But he also, and I don't have the clips here, but he also says, you know, I think the product is just inherently unstable.
	The whole reason it has to be refrigerated to such a degree is because of the What is it?
	Is it for the gel that they have that can't congeal or something?
	Yes, but unstable is the right word.
	Yeah, unstable.
	It's an unstable product.
	And then, do you remember when the vaccine was just released there was a meme going around someone holding a sign, unvaccinated sperm is the new Bitcoin?
	Yeah, I remember that.
	Yeah, well it's going to turn out to be true.
	Germany, 13% decline in births.
	UK, 7.7.
	And this is a lot lower than it's ever been.
	Switzerland, what are they at?
	Taiwan, 23.2% decline.
	Sweden, 6.6.
	Netherlands, 6.3.
	That's all right, they're going to bomb Rotterdam anyway, doesn't matter.
	Bomb Rotterdam.
	There's the show title.
	Bomb Rotterdam.
	It's not, it could be triggered in some people.
	It's kind of like, kind of like Kim Jong-un was going to bomb Austin.
	No, man, if this was our show, it'd be triggered.
	And bomb rockered.
	Christina will probably laugh her ass off.
	I'll get her, finally get her to listen.
	Hey, your dad does this podcast.
	You should listen to it.
	Um, so there's real issues.
	No kidding.
	Yeah.
	And, but yet, when it comes to babies, no, no, no, no, no.
	We just, all we gotta do is just go nuts and go crazy.
	The Supreme Court, bunch of a-holes.
	They're illegitimate.
	I can't believe they're doing this.
	I have a very not-safe-for-work TikTok recording of a young white wokester going absolutely crazy, throwing everything she has been taught Uh, against the wall about Republicans, Christians, Supreme Court.
	Not to interrupt you on that, because you're going to play that clip.
	But do you remember when Trump first got elected?
	Yeah.
	And there were all these, it was pre-TikTok.
	It was during the era of some other stupid thing that was going around.
	Reels maybe?
	Reels?
	Instagram Reels?
	I think it was the thing that Twitter did.
	They had a little, or something.
	Whatever it was.
	Yeah, whatever.
	There was a video of this wall.
	Periscope!
	Periscope!
	Periscope, exactly.
	So there was this woman and she had a gun to her head.
	I don't remember that.
	You remember that one?
	No!
	Oh yeah, she had a gun to her head and she got this very nice shiny chromed, it looked like a 38, revolver to her head.
	And she was ranting about Trump and how this is the end of civilization and she went on and on.
	She was like that woman in green screaming from her knees into the air.
	I like that.
	And so, uh, she was just going nuts, and she was gonna pull the trigger, and she was crying, and she was, it was unbelievable.
	Well, this is very similar, and I got it, this was the opening to one of my favorite podcasts, the Disaffected podcast, which is this guy Josh.
	He's, um, he sounds flamboyantly gay, and, uh, he's, he lives in Burlington, Vermont, which apparently is incredibly woke.
	And he's, you know, he and other gay guys are out there saying, hey, wait a minute, the trans agenda is, is pushing us out of everything.
	We're gone.
	We're, you're trying to cancel us.
	So it's a very funny podcast.
	Uh, but he started it off with this clip, and I thought my podcast app had broken.
	I'm like, what am I listening to?
	I'm like, did TikTok go?
	I don't have TikTok, but I felt like something was playing in the background.
	Where'd it come from?
	Not safe for work, so you might as well turn it down.
	Not safe for kids probably either.
	Although, probably safer than the Pfizer vaccine.
	Dad!
	ANGRY!
	THIS IS ATROCIOUS!
	THIS IS WAR ON WOMEN!
	HOW FUCKING DARE DOES THE SUPREME COURT DO THIS SHIT?!
	Fuck you, Kavanaugh!
	Fuck you, Gorsuch, for lying under oath when you were confirmed, saying that you believed that this was settled!
	Women will die!
	But as long as it fits your Christian goddamn narrative, it must be correct!
	White women of privilege will still have access after their senators fuck them!
	Poor working mothers will not!
	Young women who are victims of sexual assault will not!
	Women who found out that their child is not viable in the third trimester will not!
	And who the fuck knows what's gonna happen ectopically because half you men prove that you don't know what an ectopic pregnancy is!
	How do I have less rights than my mother?!
	Not everybody believes in your Sky Daddy!
	Not everybody believes in your Cloud Papa!
	That that you tied religion to your decision is pathetic.
	Rolling back the clock on women's rights and bodily autonomy is pathetic.
	You fucking conservacunts love fetuses.
	You love fetuses.
	You are pro birth.
	You are pro amniotic sex because fetuses can't talk and they can't vote against you.
	But they make a good narrative for your fucking re-election campaigns.
	Pathetic.
	This will never stop abortions.
	Ever!
	It stops them from being safe!
	It stops women from dying from- It stops women from having back alley abortions!
	Or throwing themselves downstairs!
	All you did was hurt women!
	Women of color!
	BIPOC women!
	Minority women!
	Women who are in poverty!
	Women who have to make a horrifying decision of their life versus the fetus!
	Most of the time, it's a clump of goddamn cells!
	Cells!
	Everybody in Cleveland, low minority, got Obama phones!
	Yes, that's the same lady.
	Obama ain't president!
	This is really sad.
	I mean, that's, that's deep, deep, deep programming.
	Yeah, ten bucks that she's in a state where abortion is totally legal.
	Lord have mercy on this woman.
	Poor lady.
	Part of it she got from our vice president.
	Here's her lie.
	And I couldn't believe it.
	I couldn't believe it.
	Because they actually did it.
	And here's what they did.
	The court actually took a constitutional right that has been recognized for half a century.
	That's just a lie.
	There is no constitutional right.
	It irks me that people lie like that.
	Cook it from the women.
	Especially a lawyer.
	Oh, wait a minute.
	Lawyer lying?
	Never mind.
	Oh, yeah.
	And took it from the women of America.
	That's shocking.
	Shocking.
	When you think about it, in terms of what that means, in terms of democratic principles, in terms of the ideals that we were founded about, liberty, about freedom.
	You know, I thought about it as, you know, a parent.
	We have two children who are in their 20s, a son and a daughter.
	I thought about it as a godparent of teenagers.
	I thought of it as an aunt of preschool children.
	And a woman yourself.
	And a woman myself.
	And the daughter of a woman.
	And a granddaughter of a woman.
	Oh my!
	Are you sure?
	And she's, of course, in California where there's no restrictions on abortions.
	So what's she talking about?
	I'd like to know.
	She's from California where there's no restrictions on abortions and that's not going to change.
	In fact, they're codifying it down to make sure it stays in place.
	So what's she complaining about?
	I'd just like to know.
	Well, here's a different question because she just complained.
	She's complaining because she's not going to be president.
	She's going to get kicked to the curb.
	Oh, of course.
	Is there not a rule, law, there must be a law, against the federal government paying for or assisting any way with abortions?
	Am I misunderstanding that this is some kind of law?
	I don't know it's a law, but this is a practice.
	I always thought it was a law, like no federal money can ever... Well, I think it's something that's battled all the time.
	I'm not sure.
	I mean, it's possible, but my understanding, there's not a law per se.
	It's just a practice.
	I do have, Kamala, in the same... Well, before you move away from my topic, the reason I want... No, it's the same topic.
	Yeah, but the reason I asked about the law, but I'll go on, is because the Health and Human Services Secretary, Xavier Becerra, is planning on doing exactly that and is really cagey about it.
	What are you doing concretely in response to the court's decision to try to help women?
	Well, we're working with centers like Planned Parenthood, so we are restoring funding for Title X Family Planning Services.
	We are working with supporters on the ground to make sure that we are providing services to women where we can.
	We are looking into everything including assisting in transportation, something that HHS doesn't typically do.
	Can you do that legally?
	Talk to me later.
	I mean, that's a big question, right?
	I always tell my team at HHS, if you've done your homework, then we have no right to do mild.
	And so we're going to be aggressive and go all the way.
	And I would tell you if you're recording, so I won't tell you.
	This is all on the record, Mr. Secretary.
	We are looking at every option, and among those is transportation.
	Say that again?
	We are looking at every option, and among those is transportation.
	Transporting women to other states.
	He seems to be very cagey, like it's not supposed to be done.
	Oh, you're recording me.
	I'm not gonna tell you what we're gonna do.
	What is this?
	Be honest, people.
	And now, what blew me away is, you know, so now the Supreme Court is under attack, but not just the Supreme Court.
	No, no.
	It's really Thomas, Clarence Thomas.
	He's the one that's been, that's under attack.
	You know, he's been under attack with his wife being, you know, an insurrectionist and part of it, and she wanted this and that.
	Oh, subpoena the bitch.
	Crazy stuff.
	And so here's Hillary swooping around again.
	She's talking to Gayle.
	What does she have to say about our Supreme Court Justice Thomas?
	Justice Thomas has sort of floated that out there about contraceptive rights, contraception, and about same-sex marriages.
	But other justices have pushed back to say, no, he's really sort of on his own with that.
	You don't believe that?
	Well, he may be on his own, but he's signaling, as he often did.
	I went to law school with him.
	He's been a person of grievance for as long as I've known him.
	Resentment, grievance, anger.
	And he has signaled in the past to lower courts, to state legislatures, to find cases, pass laws, get them up.
	I may not win the first, the second, or the third time, but we're going to keep at it.
	So you're saying people pay attention to this?
	Yes, the people he is speaking to, which is the, you know, right-wing, very conservative judges and justices and state legislatures.
	And the thing that is, well, there's so many things about it that are deeply distressing, but women are going to die.
	Die!
	There they go.
	Women will die.
	Women will die.
	We reached out to Justice Thomas for a comment.
	We have not heard back from him.
	And Secretary Clinton had much more to say.
	Coming up in our next hour, we ask her whether she thinks senators... Yeah, okay.
	So women will die.
	Which is, you know, I think was, is KCRW, is that out by you?
	Is that a PBS station?
	It's not PBS, I think it's NBC affiliate.
	Oh.
	They had a lawyer on, someone sent me these, and she explained very carefully that abortion is really not hard at all.
	I think it's important to remember that people will keep getting abortions no matter what, whether or not they are legal.
	And medication abortion is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to do that, especially if you live in a rural area or have a hard time traveling.
	And so whether or not these states try to ban taking a medication that is FDA approved, People are going to keep getting the pills.
	And you can get them from Aid Access.
	It's a group, actually, that if you live in a place where it has banned medication abortion or the provision of these pills, you can meet with a doctor in Europe.
	So you can have a telehealth visit with a doctor in Europe.
	Obviously, they cannot Prosecute doctors in Europe.
	They're not bringing anyone from the Netherlands on charges.
	And so people can meet with those doctors and get the pills sent to them.
	They're very, very tiny.
	So if you can get a letter in the mail, you can get an abortion in any state.
	Don't try to send Ivermectin.
	KCRW, yeah, there you go.
	KCRW is a, it is NPR, you're right.
	Oh, NPR.
	It's a radio station and it is in Santa Monica.
	It's from Santa Monica College.
	It's a college station.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, you go.
	Hey, get your abortion pills.
	They're tiny.
	You can call some Dutch dude.
	Yeah, heaven forbid you get ivermectin.
	No ivermectin, but if you want to kill your baby... Hey, by the way, we haven't even talked about our own personal preference, but we're getting all kinds of flack just because we're laughing at this, like, extreme right-wing Christian nut jobs is what I'm hearing now.
	Those guys don't want you up there with pro-life!
	You don't know anything about me.
	You haven't gotten any emails?
	I got some disturbing emails.
	Get blocked!
	Block them!
	Now, the Supreme Court is on a tear.
	They're doing all kinds of interesting things.
	The Supreme Court has provided a major victory for public employees who want to practice their faith on the job.
	The court's conservative majority ruled Monday that a now former high school football coach in Washington state had the right to pray with players on the field after games.
	The justices said the school district wrongly punished the coach for a private religious observance.
	Experts say the ruling does not open the door to wider teacher-led prayer in schools.
	It's almost like they're trolling people now.
	I think that was a good decision, because I always thought it was kind of like, you can't do this, you can't do that.
	Of course it's a good decision.
	I mean, the whole thing was ridiculous.
	But what if somebody does this on their own, pretty much at their own time, it's during a game?
	You know, it's extracurricular.
	But here is the coup de grace.
	This morning, the Supreme Court, in a 6-3 ruling, said that Congress, not the EPA, has the power to create a broad system of cap-and-trade regulations to limit emissions from existing power plants.
	Yeah, if the Supreme Court does anything to stop the idea of administrative law.
	That's what they're doing.
	I think it's great because administrative law is taking over the country.
	Of course.
	Legislatures don't do anything anymore.
	I mean, they just create an agency like the EPA and the EPA makes these laws.
	Yeah.
	When the legislature is supposed to make laws, they're not supposed to give it to somebody else to do.
	They're not supposed to offshore their job.
	And we just went through the Health and Human Services Director's powers that were all given by, some by executive order, but a lot of them, you know, they just, oh, I got some power now.
	Oh, I'm going to make up these rules.
	This is what the whole lockdowns were about.
	Who has the power to call it?
	And they're going to rejigger that.
	They're going to create a new agency or they're going to rebrand something.
	They already saw the CDC.
	They didn't do a good job of communicating.
	We'll create something new.
	So yeah, I think this is a really big deal.
	And it's, of course, not going to be discussed.
	But maybe, I mean, the climate people will have to go nuts eventually after they change out of their pussy hats.
	We've got to go to the green hat!
	Well, I'll say this.
	Well, I think it's great that they're doing this sort of thing.
	It's futile.
	I'll use that word again.
	It's futile because there's no way that the machine can't just continue doing what it's doing the way it's doing it, which is, you know, the agency's creating laws.
	As I was doing some research about this ruling and the EPA, I came across an executive order that Trump issued in 2020, Executive Order 13957, which was creating Executive Order 13957, which was creating Schedule F in the accepted service.
	And I won't bore you with it because I don't even understand it myself, but in essence, it is supposed to do exactly what you were talking about.
	Stop the rule-making by the agencies, and also they could be fired.
	You know, it's not easy to fire a government employee these days.
	They got some kind of, you know, long-lasting immunity.
	Yeah, it's great.
	It's a good job if you can get it.
	It's a great job if you can get it.
	Now, is there something you want to play about Kamala?
	Well, I wanted to play Kamala because there's something I've been trying to identify.
	You know, when you listen to her speak, she's annoying.
	Only when forced.
	Only when forced.
	She's annoying, and she up-talks.
	Yeah.
	And it was when she did this little spiel here about Ro.
	And she up-talks the whole time.
	And then she up-talks.
	I realize what it is that makes her so annoying.
	Well, she'll never get elected president.
	You can play this clip.
	Vice President Kamala Harris has taken a leadership role in the White House's response to the Supreme Court's decision to reverse abortion rights.
	It's part of a long career of working on issues around protection of women and girls.
	She sat down with NPR's Asma Khalid as part of the NPR Politics podcast to talk more about her fight ahead.
	Dynamite.
	I began our interview by asking the Vice President to respond to criticism from the left that there is not this sense of urgency from this White House about protecting abortion rights.
	There is no daylight among us who understand the seriousness of this moment and the real consequence to millions of women and those who love them around our country.
	Now the question becomes, what can we do?
	And that's where I guess some of these women are saying, well, why not be out in the streets?
	Why not be out, you know?
	But that's exactly, all of these things need to happen.
	All of these things need to happen.
	We need to stand up and speak loudly about why this is something that we will fight against.
	And part of that fight has to include understanding that the court has now acted.
	And now we're going to need Congress to act.
	And that means passing legislation that, as we say, codifies Roe, which means let's put it into law so it is beyond debate.
	Isn't that – Okay, here – let me just tell you what I think.
	She talks with the cadence and the Canadian accent, which results in us talking, of Justin Trudeau.
	She sounds just like him.
	She has this slow way of trying to explain stupid stuff because she thinks everyone's an idiot, but she sounds like a Canadian.
	She will never get elected President of the United States with a Canadian accent.
	That's subtle, but it's there.
	Let's listen to the last 20 seconds again because I think it was most prevalent there.
	All of these things need to happen.
	We need to stand up and speak loudly.
	Even the words are Trudeau.
	About why this is something that we will fight against.
	As Canadians.
	And part of that fight has to include understanding that the court has now acted.
	Aye.
	And now we're going to need Congress to act.
	Aye.
	And that means passing legislation that... Yeah.
	Right there.
	That piece.
	That's really... You are right on this.
	And that means passing legislation... Do you think that she and her advisor sat down and said, look, how can this moron, this total nincompoop, how can he be doing it all?
	And he even just puts it out there.
	I love China.
	You know, they're great.
	I love the totalitarian regime.
	So they said, well, you know, change your words, change your world, Kamala.
	Get some Candanavian out there.
	Well, you know, she was raised in Canada, so there you have it.
	As a black woman?
	Well, probably as an Indian.
	She's black, what are you talking about?
	In Canada, she was an Indian, I'm sure of it.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in Kamala's Candanavia, ladies and gentlemen, say hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. John C. Dvorak!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam Cree, in the morning to ships to the sea, the boots on the ground, the feet in the air, the subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room, who have been very active today.
	Let's see what we can get out of them.
	Let's see.
	Do we have any trolls?
	Let me see.
	Where's my trolls?
	I lost my troll count.
	I can't count them.
	This is fucked.
	This is messed up.
	What?
	Nothing.
	Oh.
	If I don't have the troll counting machine, I can't count.
	There we go.
	Okay.
	Hello, trolls.
	They're scurrying away like a bunch of little... Yeah, it's kind of the same for Thursday, 1807.
	It was big on Sunday, but today just drops off.
	What, do you people have jobs?
	It's crazy.
	It's 18.
	I'm not unhappy.
	I'm not unhappy.
	I'm happy people show up at all.
	And it'll be doing it for- This troll room.
	There's trolls.
	They gotta do something.
	15 years in October?
	October?
	October 26, I believe.
	October... According to Tina, 1500, episode 1500 is only a week or so after the 15th anniversary.
	That's weird.
	Coincidence?
	I'd like them to be a little further apart.
	I know!
	I'm just saying.
	That's the reality of the sitch.
	You can join those trolls who are very active right now.
	At TrollRoom.io, this is where you can listen to the show live.
	Get one of our new podcast apps.
	You get an alert with, let's see, PodVerse.
	It'll alert you and then it's your podcast app where you listen to the show.
	But if it goes live, then you get a bat signal.
	You can open it up.
	The chat room's right there.
	The whole thing is beautiful.
	Or just go to TrollRoom.io.
	You can listen live 24-7.
	We've got shows on NoAgendaStream.com.
	Follow us.
	On our social network, it's a mastodon, noagendasocial.com.
	It's federated, so you can follow us from any social network.
	Oh, did you see the news?
	Which, you remember that I'd been in contact with some of the guys who were working at Truth Social, and they left in a hurry.
	You remember this?
	Yes, of course.
	And I said, why did you leave?
	And they said, well, we had a bad feeling about some stuff that was going on that could involve the SEC, and we wanted no part of it.
	And what do we see today?
	Looks like board directors are being subpoenaed over the SPAC deal between Trump's media empire, Truth Social, and whatever that SPAC is that they were supposed to get the money for.
	Yeah, SPAC.
	So I guess our inside info was correct.
	And you can't follow us from there anyway.
	So, you know, federate or die, Trump, is what I say.
	Go to noagendasocial.com if you want to see the public timeline.
	Follow us from any Mastodon account.
	Then we have the artist to thank for episode 1463.
	This is the show that we had on Sunday.
	We titled that one... Oops, hold on a second.
	The title of that was Future Framework.
	And I think this was the second time that we awarded the art for Capitalist Agenda.
	Capitalist Agenda did it again.
	This was the hopeful matchsticks.
	It was by far at the time the most, I would say the prettiest art and work had really been put into it.
	Yeah, it was the prettiest and it stood out.
	It was a nice piece.
	What else were we looking at?
	Nothing.
	Pretty much nothing.
	I thought we looked at something.
	I liked Mountain J's wedge being driven into the tree trunk with USA on it.
	You didn't like that.
	No, I didn't like it at all.
	So, there's your veto.
	Oh, by the way, there's no way we are going to use a coat hanger as artwork, okay?
	Hey, John, you got a phone call.
	Call her online, too.
	You want to bring him into the show?
	I'm just looking at who did the coat hanger.
	Let's see who it is.
	Couple of people did it.
	I'm guessing it's somebody telling me on my Amazon package I just ordered an Apple iPhone.
	Oh, you did not.
	I did.
	I ordered a $900 Apple iPhone.
	It's being shipped to Maryland or something.
	And I have to push 1 if this is some sort of a mistake.
	John?
	Did hell freeze over?
	Why are you getting an iPhone, Dvorak?
	I'm not getting an iPhone.
	It was bullcrap.
	It was a phony baloney call.
	Oh, I thought you had actually ordered one.
	Actually ordered one.
	That's why I didn't understand.
	I thought the devil had gotten a hold of you.
	Makes no sense.
	Makes no sense.
	Makes zero sense.
	Okay, so you have the code hangers we had from SideReel, Comixer, Blogger, of course, NessWorks.
	No, NessWorks didn't have a code hanger, sorry.
	Parker Pauly.
	Very creative.
	Which one?
	It's the coat hanger with all of the, and it says, thanks RBG.
	It's really, really horrible.
	Oh, I don't see that one.
	It has a blue background.
	It has, it looks like RGB's, uh, like her collar.
	She has one of those massive white collars she was so proud of that she would always wear.
	It's next to the dude pulling his pants down.
	Oh, that, that one.
	Oh, thanks RBG.
	That he finds.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Well, yeah, because there's only one dude pulling his pants down.
	It's pretty obvious where it is.
	Yeah.
	So again, I think you might as well say, I think that one with Biden doing a pole dance for the, for the stripping for Saudis.
	Did we talk about that one at all?
	I can't remember.
	We didn't correct the record, did that one.
	And that's pretty, pretty good in terms of humor.
	That's interesting.
	Yeah.
	Actually that may be used in a newsletter.
	That's actually a good piece.
	Let's see, was there anything else?
	We could have used that piece.
	Could have.
	But it wasn't in the discussion.
	No.
	Anyway, thank you, Capitalist Agenda, two in a row.
	Congrats.
	This is fun to do.
	If you're listening live, you can just go to noagendaartgenerator.com.
	Keep refreshing.
	You'll see as topics go by, you'll see the artists blow that.
	It's amazing how fast they do this kind of stuff.
	Or you can participate yourself if you're a doodler.
	And believe me, we've had all kinds of different pieces of art, from doodles to the extravagant, you know, from professional artists, everything.
	Everything is possible.
	It just has to hit the right nerve.
	Like anything, art is subjective.
	It's in the eye of the beholder.
	And of course, that's us.
	That would be us.
	That'd be us.
	Thank you very much.
	Now let's thank our treasure producers.
	We have Time, Talent and Treasure as part of our value for value model.
	No creepy corporate money or advertisers here.
	We're completely supported by you, the listener who we subsequently respect as producers.
	And we start off with Anonymous from Stoughton, Wisconsin.
	And it's $1,000.
	It's blue.
	That means it's an Insta-something.
	And here's the note.
	I started listening 14 years ago!
	My 50th birthday on Friday, July 1st, the encouragement of my smokin' hot wife, Mrs. Anonymous, and the first end-of-show song from Sunday that nearly made me crash my car during my commute today.
	It's time to finally open my wallet and pay up for all the value I've received.
	Sincerely, thank you both.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Usurped.
	Usurped.
	Ain't the night of Stoughton, Wisconsin.
	All right.
	Beautiful, man.
	Next on the list is actually not on the list because it got left off for some reason and I'm not sure why even though I sent a note in about it.
	This came in from Sironymous.
	Oh yeah, he's not on here.
	His monthly donation.
	He's actually at the top of the list.
	He's seronimous with Dogpatch and Lower Slobovia and came up with 1344 code for 1344.
	I'm thinking we've never been able to figure out his donation amounts.
	They're always different so clearly there's some code in there.
	I think It's just his monthly, whatever winnings he has from the, maybe he bets on the horse track, maybe it's stock.
	I have a feeling he's in the financial world.
	He takes whatever percentage and donates that to the show.
	It's like a tithing, I think.
	It's a possibility of something like that.
	Cause it makes no sense.
	And it doesn't matter.
	What I love about this guy is we know nothing.
	He sends cash in an envelope, which is, is just beautiful.
	Um, different from different locations.
	Who the heck knows, but we love you, Sir Animas of Dogpatch in Lower Slobovia.
	Thank you.
	With no return address.
	No note?
	No, it's a note.
	I just say there's no return address on the envelope.
	Okay.
	Thank you John and Adam for your hard work and thank you, this is a very short note by the way, thank you for all your hard work and all you do and all you to all the, and also to the trolls and the producers that make this show informative and fun and of course easy listening for a partially deaf producer.
	Oh, I did not know this.
	Oh, this is new.
	Maybe we can share hearing aid tips.
	Yeah, actually, you probably could.
	It's been nice to return to the U.S.
	without any testing.
	Nice.
	I'm glad to see other countries dropping their testing requirements.
	Yeah, that was recently dropped, but the vaccine mandate for non-citizens and residents still apply, which I think is scandalous.
	I think so, too.
	Travel is becoming easier, but definitely more expensive as I head out again.
	So he's on the road again.
	I'm not a biologist, but perhaps you can help me with this question.
	Are mead and honey now required to be labeled fish oil products in California?
	I learned something about this.
	This is the classification of bees as protected fish.
	Fish.
	It has to do with the, I think it's in the orchards or somewhere up in your neck of the woods or more where the, maybe where the vineyards is.
	They're spraying some shit and it's killing bees.
	And so all the beekeepers said, hey, hey man, you got to protect our shit.
	And so they put that in somehow under the fish regulation.
	Yeah.
	Does that make sense?
	They're always spraying up.
	Yeah, it makes sense because they spray up their way excessively.
	So even though it's funny, it seems like it does help out because bees are kind of good to have around.
	Yeah, and you want lots of them.
	Yeah, kind of handy.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Beautiful.
	Thank you very much, Seronomous.
	Jill Nanny is in Thousand Oaks, California.
	$1,000 from her.
	Blue, this means something good.
	Hi guys, in the morning.
	Thank you for your courage.
	I will keep this as short as John likes that.
	I came to you through the Rogan interviews, having watched MTV in high school, consistently marveling at Adam's hair.
	Thank you.
	My book will be held hostage by my hair, is the title.
	Seriously, the work you two do is beyond vital.
	Adam is a runaway horse and John is his bridal.
	You two play perfectly off each other.
	I love you equally.
	You saved me from a life of libtardism.
	This may sound dramatic, but I owe you my life as it exists today.
	I was well on my way out and No Agenda sealed the deal.
	Wow.
	I mean, okay, I think No Agenda Nation, everyone has something to do with that.
	We're glad.
	We're glad you're here, Jill.
	Since I'm an insta-dame, you may refer to me as Dame Jill of the Mobile... Mobile... Is it Mobile Mansion or Mobile Mansion?
	Mobile.
	Mobile, with an E. Mobile Mansion.
	I want fresh king crab legs, melted, non-clarified butter, and a really dry, mineral, white wine of European origin, and John's choosing at the table.
	Uh... Dude.
	Let's go overboard and give her a Montrachet.
	Let me put this on the order list.
	A Montrachet.
	Where's this from?
	Tell us about the Montrachet.
	It's a white burgundy from... It's probably one of the most famous, if not the most famous, white burgundy you can buy there.
	Kind of pricey.
	Well, can we afford it for the roundtable?
	I think this one time.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Consider it done.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	And send out good karma to all!
	Oops.
	Oh, by the way, to put it right, it's got to be Le Montrachet.
	Le Montrachet?
	Yeah, that way you know it's not just an area name.
	Le Montrachet.
	Yeah.
	Le Montrachet.
	Okay, good.
	I'm glad you said that because the order just went in so we were able to catch it.
	Thank you very much, Jill.
	See you on the podium.
	It'll be fun.
	Next on the list is Anne Rondpierre.
	Rick Zoo, I think.
	And she comes in with 500 bucks and she's in Trumbull, Connecticut.
	Love the podcast that provides professional credentials and actually reads and responds to emails.
	This should make me an executive producer or take me from executive producer to dame.
	Jingle yay.
	And she wants to be Dame Roundstone, please.
	And John, please choose what was the... An affordable red wine for her.
	Yeah, just choose... This is John's wine day.
	Affordable bold red.
	Okay.
	Affordable, that's the problem.
	Hey, you know, she's gonna be a dame.
	I think we can handle a little bit of expense.
	Well, let's get her that wine that we've, you know... A Latour?
	A Latour?
	No, no, let's get her some Verite from the Napa Vests, Sonoma Valley.
	Verite.
	We have a producer that works there.
	Sonoma Valley.
	Verite's affordable for super expensive.
	Excellent.
	Here's your jingle.
	That's all she wanted.
	It's good by me.
	Circumvent the law is in Antigua, Queensland.
	Australia.
	This $350 is to celebrate Dame G-Money's birthday.
	I need the big job karma, house-finding karma, and some F-cancer goat karma from my dad, who was in week 5 of radiotherapy, from Circumvent the Law.
	Okay, so we have to have jobs karma, F-cancer karma, and it all includes a goat.
	Here we go.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	You've got... karma.
	Uh, Elliot Miller... Ca- what is it, Kavrik?
	In Bellevue, Nebraska.
	Sounds right.
	333.69.
	This is a switcheroo!
	Oh, okay.
	And so he wants to give the credit and cash to my father, Sir Patsy.
	Sir Patsy?
	I would like some job karma for I am starting as a pre-apprentice to become a plumber.
	Why don't you start as an apprentice?
	Pre-apprentice?
	I don't know, man.
	Maybe there's a pre?
	A plumber as well as a big old F-cancer jingle for my grandfather for fighting a good fight.
	Dear Patsy, you are the best father any kid could ask for.
	You have taught me social skills, critical thinking, and most importantly, you hit me in the mouth.
	From introducing me to playing video games, to helping me graduate high school, you have, should be from high school, he didn't teach you that.
	You have always fostered my interest.
	I wouldn't be half the man I was today if it wasn't for you.
	The conversation we have, even though they have been getting shorter recently, are always the best parts of my day.
	So talk longer.
	From talking about fallout and arguing about how much fun destiny, how much fun destiny to current events.
	This sentence is odd.
	And philosophy, your talks never bore me.
	Thank you for being my father and happy birthday to you, old fart.
	One last note for the greater Gitmo Nation.
	Eyes up, guardians.
	Alrighty.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You've got karma.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	Something's good's gonna happen over there.
	Oh, thank you.
	Happy birthday there, Sir Patsy.
	Jeremy Schoen is in Appleton, Wisconsin.
	333.33.
	Our favorite executive producer.
	Amount in the morning.
	Gents, please use these funds to continue your radio talking program.
	Comedy division.
	I think it is foam finger number one.
	No jingles, no karma.
	He does say, stay safe.
	Stay safe!
	Thank you, Jerry.
	Baron Sir John of South London in London, UK, 333.33.
	After my last note on February 12th requesting karma from my friend Molly, who had gone incommunicado, I regret to inform the extended knowage and the family that she has passed away.
	I'm obviously and absolutely devastated and nothing will quite fill this void in my life.
	I've made this donation at 333.33 in her memory.
	Please could you give Molly some karma wherever her spirit happens to be.
	I urge all No Agenda producers to hug their spouse, loved one, human resources, fellow producers at No Agenda meetups.
	And dogs, as there are people too, as life is so fleeting and can be taken away in an instant.
	Molly, tu me manques tellement, mon chéri, et je ne peux pas arrêter de penser à toi.
	Well done!
	Sunsets in Clapham just aren't the same without you.
	Rest in peace, my Molly Boo.
	Thank you, John and Adam, for all you do.
	Aw, man, beautiful.
	Nice little French line there.
	You've got karma.
	There she is, Dame G-Money.
	Now, this is from, we did this in advance, and I remembered.
	I wrote it down, 3-33-33.
	She became a baroness on her birthday, on a show day, and the only thing she didn't get is celebration with some goat karma, and we'll do that.
	Donating is love, she adds.
	You've got karma.
	Sir Craig Harms in Wichita, Kansas 23456.
	Great donation number.
	Late donation, sorry!
	I really miss the Stek segment.
	What Stek segment?
	JCD, I side with you.
	I drive an old-ass Lexus because they are the most reliable vehicles, Adam.
	They are.
	I cannot wait for your Roadcast Review, which you, he came in late, so he heard it on the last show.
	Yeah.
	My wife started a podcast that I will plug.
	TheNursesRN.net.
	TheNursesRN.net.
	Sir Ka!
	Ka!
	Yeah, you're soaking in it.
	How do you think it sounds?
	I fixed everything.
	I swapped out the mic.
	Sounds back to normal.
	Yeah.
	Well, that's all I need is back to normal.
	That Lewitt mic was a complete mismatch.
	I went back to the RE-320.
	How about the buzzing?
	I've eliminated most of it by removing my mute pedal that I had, which included long wires.
	That'll always do it, now that I have... The AA antenna.
	Exactly.
	And the only other thing is if I get too close to my screens, then the RE picks that up, but it doesn't pick up the lights anymore.
	So, good.
	And I'm just happy I got some sound back.
	And this thing is great.
	I love it.
	There's your review.
	Jeffrey King is in Crestmead, Queensland.
	Queensland's second time today, Australia.
	$231.97.
	We should probably move him up because we do honor the $333.33 redos.
	Yep.
	This is, we should probably move him up because we do honor the 333.33 dollar-y dues.
	Yep.
	Okay, let me just make sure that we move him up.
	After my last note to you on February 12th, requesting karma for my, I'm sorry, that's the wrong one.
	Sir Craig Harms, here we are.
	Sir Craig Harms.
	No, Jeffrey King.
	I'm a mess.
	You okay?
	Yeah, I'm okay.
	Jeff King from Brisbane, Australia.
	There we go.
	I've been listening since COVID.
	You guys have kept me sane, but I've never donated, so please accept my $333.33 redos and de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	No jingles, just courtroom drama for Monday, please.
	Okay, we got that for you.
	You've got karma.
	Thank you very much, Jeffrey.
	Paul Taveras in Tampa.
	Is it Tampa?
	Tampa, New York.
	222.33.
	Thank you for the great netcast.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	Yet, Karmer, for anyone who needs it, a second de-douching as a virtue signal to all those who do not provide value for value.
	Okay.
	I'll do it anyway.
	That's what he wants.
	No one gets de-douched from it, but okay.
	A special shout out to Eris, Tom, and Alex, who I've met at the Tampas No Agenda Meetup.
	Paul.
	You've got Analia... Analia Chase is in Eugene, Oregon.
	Switcheroo from the first donation for my husband Benjamin.
	Okay.
	Alright, so Benjamin enters.
	I like it when people are doing this for each other.
	It's kind of cute.
	Takes a little longer.
	This is for his 30th birthday.
	Please dedouche.
	You've been dedouched.
	He is truly the best father and husband to our five human resources.
	Thanks for all you do, and if you don't mind, I'd like a little biscuit on my birthday.
	Oh, we can do that.
	Where's the biscuit?
	Where's my biscuit?
	Where my biscuit at?
	I'm sorry.
	Send her the Trudeau clips.
	I don't know what happened to my biscuit.
	Here's a biscuit.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	I'll do better with that.
	It just disappeared from view.
	Very odd.
	Okay.
	Sorry.
	Joshua Circe in Noonan.
	Noonan, Georgia, 20202.
	That's a note that's a little too long.
	Jingles, he wants Paps Blue Ribbon on my mind.
	Two random Alex Jones jingles and a Patriot Karma.
	ITM, the first time donating, I need a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	John, it's Noonan, Georgia, not Newman.
	I said Noonan.
	I was hit in the mouth in late 2020 by my friend and fellow field artillery officer, Drew Massey, who I serve alongside in the Georgia Army National Guard, since I have not missed an episode and have managed to punch my whole family in the mouth, but they have not donated, so I'd like a douchebag call out for the following people.
	Owen!
	Douchebag!
	Jericho!
	Douchebag!
	Stephanie Searcy!
	Douchebag!
	We live in a clown world and I'd like to shed some light on this absolute calamity that is the Army and the D.O.D.
	Okay, so I'll let us read the reading.
	Here we go.
	Righteous believers are being discriminated against and locked down upon.
	Looked down upon.
	Looked down upon, sorry, as Second class inside the military, especially the army.
	Many soldiers were coerced into accepting the vaccine into their lives or lose their benefits.
	I feel ashamed to know that fellow officers cast aside their morals in order to push an immoral and illegal order and sell out for a bullet point on their next evaluation.
	I submitted for a religious exemption almost a year ago and still have not been given a verdict.
	Why is it taking so long?
	Yeah.
	The deadline for all National Guard soldiers to be vaccinated is June 30th.
	Oh, there you go.
	Pray for all our service members who have stood beside their beliefs regardless of the discrimination and attempted shaming of them by Lloyd Austin and the other dirt bags of the DOD.
	Damn.
	The rain stick has caused the bottom to fall out here in Georgia, by the way.
	Sorry.
	Torrential downpour all week.
	Just saying.
	Love is lit and all that shit.
	Appreciate all you do.
	I don't like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin' frogs gay!
	You've got Karma.
	Long, but it turned out to be a good one.
	I like that.
	Eric Marshall is in Klamath Falls, Oregon, 201.
	Thank you for all you do.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	And Simple, please call out G Parada as a douchebag.
	Douchebag.
	I humbly request house-buying karma sincerely, E. Marshall from the state of Jefferson.
	Got it here for you, E. Marshall.
	You've got karma.
	Sir Bob of the Clueless Country.
	$200 and he is in Holland.
	Soon to be bombed.
	I am Sean un-Adam.
	With this donation I would become a baron, but instead I would like to, uh, I'd like for my smokin' hot keeper Kim to become a dame.
	I think she's on the list.
	Yes, she is.
	So we can start our new horse training business together as no agenda night and dame.
	No special wishes for the roundtable, but please no horse meat.
	At least this time around.
	This time around.
	Have we ever served horse meat?
	I thought it was only yak balls.
	I don't think we've served horse meat.
	I don't think we've ever served horse meat.
	I love you, Kim, and I love you two old dudes.
	Those interested in dressage and fine horses should follow her on Facebook and she's under Kim Dressage.
	K-I-M-D-R-E-S-S-A-G-E.
	Regards, Sir Bob of the Clueless Country.
	I used to ride dressage.
	Yeah, good.
	I heard that you were into dressage.
	Ah, very funny.
	Erika, wait, did she need a carm or anything?
	No, no request.
	No, it looks clean.
	Erica Kuchik?
	Kuchik, I think?
	Marietta Georgia, $200?
	I'm long overdue.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	And do this for my son Hogan's 6th birthday on Independence Day.
	He thinks everything is a scam.
	I wonder where he gets that from.
	Keep it up, fellas.
	Uncle John, is that your influence we're hearing?
	Uh, and last on our list of, uh, producers and executive producers is, uh, associate executive producers, I mean, uh, is Gordon Schroeder in Columbus, Ohio, $200.
	And he says in a, in the perfect note for today, thanks for all you do.
	Yes.
	Thank you.
	It's our group of well-wishers and producers, the people that make this show possible, along with the rest of the donations today.
	It's value for value.
	It is the only way you can fairly make money with a media property.
	And it's beautiful.
	You determine how much you think the show is worth.
	If it's nothing and you're still listening for years, you got a question?
	Is your time worth nothing?
	What are you doing wasting your time?
	Most people say, you know what?
	It's worth something to me.
	Maybe you learn something.
	Maybe you laugh.
	Maybe there's something you invested in based upon a story we talked about.
	Maybe you voted a certain way.
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	So can you stomach another NPR native ad?
	I, I, not only can I stomach, I crave it.
	Actually, this one came in on Yahoo Finance, which it makes no sense that they were, because they discussed, you know, stock market stuff, but no, no, no.
	Out of the blue, they dropped this $130 ad, kind of shorted them, came in at $127, but.
	So wait, a minute and a half ad?
	Yeah.
	That's a big buy.
	That's a big buy.
	It's a big buy.
	It is a big buy.
	It probably cost a few bucks and I think they were just testing it to maybe roll it out in a minute version or something like that elsewhere.
	But it's another stupid Taco Bell ad about some product.
	Not the Mexican crap, is it again?
	The Mexican taco or pizza or whatever?
	No, but that's mentioned in here.
	It's mentioned.
	But here's the thing that's interesting.
	Does anybody think that anyone believes this is a news story?
	Because it's not news when Taco Bell adds something to their menu.
	I mean, every time some chain of restaurants adds something to their menu, how come you're not talking about that?
	No, no, no.
	You're just talking about Taco Bell.
	You know why?
	You know why?
	Let me tell you why.
	I think you're incorrect.
	In the United States, people are so ignorant about food that, yes, they see this, oh, oh, that's great!
	There's a new product!
	A new silica-filled piece of crap!
	Yes, I think people get very excited about the menu changing because that's what most people eat.
	They eat this shit.
	Yes, I'm not going to argue that, but my point is, isn't that, Is that pawning this off as news is dubious because you don't pawn off any Wendy's additions.
	I've never heard of Wendy's new product.
	They haven't changed their menu in years.
	Screw Wendy's.
	No, that's what Taco Bell would like you to believe.
	Yes, it's working.
	Yeah, it is working.
	Here we go.
	The Taco Bell and Cheez-It mashup.
	Get ready for the Big Cheez-It Tostada and the Big Cheez-It Crunchwrap Supreme with a cracker that essentially looks bigger than my phone.
	So for more on that, Brooke DePalma has the details.
	Who is this?
	The food reporter?
	We don't know this woman.
	She's not talking in an NPR voice.
	What's going on?
	This is wrong.
	No, this is Yahoo News.
	This is the Yahoo video channel.
	It's Yahoo Finance.
	It's a woman that talks about, you know, stocks going up and down.
	I gotcha.
	Oh, yeah.
	Bigger than my phone.
	So for more on that, Brooke Department has the details.
	Brooke, what do we need to know about this?
	That's right, Rachelle.
	This tostada includes a Cheez-It Cracker that's 16 times bigger than the average Cheez-It Cracker.
	Now, on top of that, it includes Taco Bell seasoned beef, sour cream, tomatoes, lettuce, and tomato.
	And then in addition to that, Shauna and Dave, online only, it'll also include a Crunchwrap Supreme opportunity for customers to go and... John!
	Have you gotten in on that Crunchwrap Supreme opportunity yet?
	Because I hear it's the hottest thing on Wall Street.
	The Crunchwrap Supreme opportunity for customers to go and grab this essentially Tostada wrapped in a tortilla.
	Now, that's a bit more pricey.
	That's $4.29.
	Now, this comes as the company is really looking to lure in customers online.
	But if you're a Taco Bell lover, sorry, Rochelle.
	Sorry, Dave.
	Sorry, Shawna.
	We are.
	You only can get this starting in California.
	It's going to be testing for two weeks.
	And then perhaps it'll roll out.
	But really, it's only while supplies last.
	Did tell Yahoo Finance that, as with any test item, there's no guarantee that it will roll out nationwide.
	But when it comes to Taco Bell innovation, you really never know.
	But if this is anything like the Mexican pizza, we might be unlucky.
	You just hit on my idea, though.
	You have to combine this Cheez-It with the Mexican pizza.
	Put the Mexican pizza on the giant Cheez-It.
	I'd be fine with either.
	It might be a DIY until it goes nationwide.
	I know, we might.
	Well, hopefully, maybe they'll be able to send us some on set.
	No, you're right.
	You're right.
	I had to shoot myself.
	I could not stomach that.
	That's the level, huh?
	I liked a little kicker at the end.
	Maybe we can get some on set, you know, saying, you know, it's the old, well, we gave you this promotion and it may have only been a minute by and they stretched it.
	That's a possibility.
	Cause the guy at the end talking about mixing these products up seemed like it was just like killing time.
	Well, So I'm actually guessing it's a minute by and they took it online.
	All these online guys.
	Oh, yeah, they always extend.
	They always do too long.
	They always do more.
	Yeah, give them some free.
	But I think you're right.
	It was a minute by and they were like, you know, let's get some free shit here.
	Let's go a little longer and then actually hint at it.
	Come on, Taco Bell.
	Exactly.
	These guys are not, they're getting paid slave wages at Yahoo Finance.
	If they're getting paid at all.
	They need some food!
	They need to eat!
	Maybe they're just there for experience.
	It's a great experience, this internship at Yahoo News.
	Yeah.
	You know there's two newspapers a week going out of business?
	Yeah, according to... Hold on.
	Only that many, huh?
	Here we go.
	Hold on.
	Here we go.
	New concern about the state of print journalism in America.
	A new report finds, on average, two newspapers are going out of business in the U.S.
	each week.
	70 million Americans now live in a county with only one local news organization or none at all.
	None at all.
	There's all kinds of local reporting.
	It's just not official.
	They didn't go to J-school.
	The food thing is really happening in Holland.
	Man, have you seen any of the videos of the farmers?
	The farmers came out.
	Okay, so the Dutch Minister of Nature and Nitrogen Came out and said, hey, I'm sorry, 50% of these farms will have to go because we're killing the earth and global warming and climate change.
	And the farmers went, what?
	No.
	And it has to happen within eight years.
	And so they got on their tractors again, except this time they got a little more in their face.
	They were burning hay bales all the way down the highway from, you know, all the way to The Hague.
	They blocked the police station with all of their tractors, and the police had to concede.
	Okay, you win.
	Back off.
	There was this one video, it's in the show notes.
	This is Dutch farmer, he has a sledgehammer in each hand.
	Like big sledgehammers.
	And the cop cars are coming by, he's just like wailing on them with his sledgehammers.
	Overhand, boom, boom.
	This is, you know, this is like the 70s, where we have, what do we have?
	Strikes, protests, and blackouts.
	Here's what I'm hoping for the 70s reboot.
	Can we get tube tops to come back?
	You know, my favorite thing about tube tops were the little kids.
	You know, the mean little kid.
	Okay, that sounds creepy.
	Okay, yes.
	You as a little kid, yeah.
	And this mean little kid, I was older than a mean little kid at the time, but I always got a kick out of it.
	Mean little kid come up around, it didn't take much, but a mean little kid come up behind a girl wearing a tube top and just pull on it and boom, it popped right off.
	And there she was, bare-breasted.
	It was the topless era too, so a few of the women concerned themselves.
	I'm thinking we may be early enough to get a jump on this and exit strategy.
	A tube top?
	Yeah, why not?
	They're just basically, they're made out of something.
	This is my point, they're cheap to make.
	Yeah, they're definitely cheap to make.
	They look good!
	Yeah!
	Alright, cheap, cheap, why not?
	Okay, climate change for a moment?
	Can we start with my car clip?
	Sure.
	The ludicrous car clip.
	Is this the EU restrictions?
	I believe so.
	The European Union has signed off on a measure that would call for the elimination of carbon emissions from new cars by the end of 2035.
	What?
	Follows hard-fought talks between the respective sides that dragged on into the early hours of today.
	27-member EU finding common ground on an agreement that would cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by the year 2030, compared to 1990 instead of a previously agreed-upon 40%.
	What?
	Can you even look at your car, or is that going to be a climate change issue?
	How many what?
	This is impossible what they're saying.
	What exactly were these numbers?
	Remember EU finding common ground?
	I was going to play the last bit with the numbers.
	I want to hear the numbers again.
	An agreement that would cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by the year 2030 compared to 1990 instead of a previously agreed upon 40%.
	Okay.
	So by 2035 there's going to be only electric cars.
	that have previously agreed upon 40%.
	Okay.
	So by 2035, there's going to be only electric cars.
	Yeah.
	How's that going to work?
	Uh Uh, in Texas apparently they're building one charging station every 50 miles on the interstates.
	So what?
	You know how long it takes to charge?
	Oh, you don't have to tell me this.
	I'm the guy that's- And if there's somebody in front of you, there's one other person waiting to charge and you have to wait for them?
	No, or, or, like Scotland, Where they just said, hey, you've got to upgrade your charging stations.
	We need to be able to control it in case the grid is a little weak.
	We need to be able to slow down your charging time from one hour to five hours.
	You lose your freedom with these things.
	It's crazy that people don't see through this.
	No, it's not, I guess.
	What am I saying?
	Not really.
	Well, here's the irony clip.
	I'm done, you can take off.
	But this is the irony of global warming and the whole idea.
	This is lignite coal.
	Now, I don't know if anyone knows the difference between all the different coal types, but lignite is the cheap-ass dirty coal.
	Okay.
	Where does it come from?
	Where does it come from?
	Where does, where does, where does lignite come from?
	Oh, just anywhere?
	It comes all over the world, but, but Greece has a bunch of it.
	And now it looks like they're gonna have to burn it.
	Energy market turmoil amid the war in Ukraine has triggered an increase in coal-fired electricity production in Europe.
	In Greece, an ambitious plan to end decades of reliance on low-quality coal has been put on hold in response to a huge rise in natural gas prices.
	NTD's Andrew Thomas reports.
	Coal has long been treated as a legacy fuel in Europe.
	Now it's helping the continent cope with the dramatic rise in natural gas prices.
	This is Greece's biggest open-faced lignite mine, near the northern city of Kizani.
	The material is commonly known as brown coal.
	The Lignite Center of Western Macedonia was indeed the heart of the country's energy production.
	The plan has certainly changed due to the depletion of deposits and environmental issues that have come up.
	The company will continue to operate in the region, changing the form of energy that is used and moving on to renewable energy sources.
	So super green!
	So the Lignite, that's the dirtiest of the dirty and they'll let them do that?
	The EU will let Greece do this?
	Is that great?
	Yes, and indeed, it's the dirtiest of the dirty.
	We don't even have a lignite plant in the house.
	Those dirty Greeks!
	That was fast.
	Alright, here's the... Lots of globalist news these days.
	Get ready for just more of this.
	NATO, European Union, United Nations.
	Here's the Secretary General, Antonio Guterres.
	And he's very concerned.
	Sadly, we have taken the ocean for granted.
	And today we face what I would call an ocean emergency.
	We must turn the tides.
	Global heating is pushing ocean temperatures to record levels, creating fiercer and more frequent storms.
	Sea levels are rising.
	Low-lying island nations face inundation, as do many major coastal cities in the world.
	And some 8 million tons of plastic waste enter the oceans every year.
	Without drastic action, This plastic could overweight all the fish in the oceans by 2050.
	Okay, so if we don't stop anything, there will be more plastic in all of the ocean than all of the fish in all of the oceans.
	What are you eating?
	I mean, I had to mute you.
	You're crackling.
	Is this another, if that's another damn lifesaver.
	No, it's a lozenge because I'm picking up a dry throat.
	Okay.
	Can you unpack it quietly?
	I didn't know you could hear that.
	Ridiculous.
	Now, I will say this.
	How does that report coincide with the news item around here, which is Trying to explain why the ocean water outside the San Francisco area is so damn cold.
	Yes, I've been reading about this.
	But it's not about that.
	You have plastic.
	You see, we're just going to move it from, oh, it's heating up.
	No, it doesn't matter if it's not heating up.
	You've still got plastic.
	Go look.
	Tell me there's no plastic.
	I don't see any plastic.
	There's plastic everywhere.
	There's entire islands that are bigger than the country of Finland.
	It's pretty big.
	I know there's a big plastic thing in the middle of the ocean and people keep trying to mine it for, you know, recycling and how come that never goes anywhere?
	I, you know, I have... You've heard this, right?
	Yeah, of course.
	We probably have clips about it, but I have yet to see... What you really want is you want an overhead shot.
	You want a shot, you know, so you can really see this huge island of plastic.
	And I don't think they've really ever delivered on that.
	Well, there should be on Google Maps.
	There should be a Google Earth.
	I don't think there is.
	There should be a picture of this thing.
	And while we're talking about it, I'm very irked about this story.
	A rocket crash on the moon has left scientists baffled.
	It was first reported in the month of March.
	Three months on, no one has any idea what this rocket was, where it came from.
	No country is willing to take responsibility.
	And adding to the conundrum is the fact that this crash created not one, but two craters on the moon.
	And this is something unusual, say scientists.
	A series of claims and counterclaims are being made, but all of them fail to explain this mystery.
	So, you know, the fact that there's space wars going on and someone shot someone else's thing out of the... That doesn't bother me.
	That's been going on for years.
	But the fact that they won't give us a good picture.
	You know, it's like, you see the typical, it's way too far away, it's a little hole, you can't really see... Can't they get better shots of this?
	You gotta think this is bullcrap.
	They should be able to get more detail.
	I keep rubbing my eyes.
	Why is it so fuzzy when you zoom in?
	They don't have anything.
	I mean, what is this?
	Could be bullshit.
	I tried the Elon Musk satellite internet with Mo just to see what the delay was.
	Yeah, it's not doable.
	Yeah, I'm kind of... They said the ping was low.
	It was fine.
	It was 38 seconds.
	It's not low enough.
	38 milliseconds.
	Milliseconds.
	38 seconds would be bad.
	38 milliseconds.
	Now, I could alleviate it somewhat by lowering his quality.
	Um, so you can use a different codec, but it's really, and I've kind of noticed a couple of things with this Elon Musk satellite.
	Sometimes, uh, the, uh, you're bumming me out.
	No, no, no.
	You'll like it.
	But as a backup solution, it's, it's really going to be in, in times of crisis because there's a full second, uh, on the round trip.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Yeah, it kind of sucks.
	And what I've noticed, there's also, they're doing some proxying, they're doing some kind of caching, they're doing some interesting stuff.
	Progressive download, bandwidth allocation.
	They're cheapening everything so they can make money.
	Let me tell you this.
	Let me tell you this.
	Let me tell you something.
	Hey, let me tell you.
	I know you.
	It's still amazing that it works and it's great for just, you know, getting online and not having a hassle, not waiting for a guy to install.
	It's pricey.
	It's pricier than most fixed line.
	But they're employing a lot of tricks to make this thing work, right?
	It's still mind-blowing, still, that it works, but... We have hooked it up to the Roku, and that works fine.
	We haven't had a single problem on the download.
	Well, that would be fine, because it's just gonna... once it starts streaming, even though it's... even a one-second delay, once it goes, it goes.
	Oh, no, that doesn't matter at all.
	But with the stream...
	Um, you could, if you, if you know, if you do like the speed test, you can see it starts and it'll be around, um, 10 megabits.
	Then it goes to 20 and then it'll start going ramping up, but not like your typical ramp up.
	It goes really, really slow.
	So they're allocating bandwidth on demand somehow.
	It's interesting.
	I mean, it's, it's still, again, it's phenomenal that it works at all.
	You'll like it.
	You'll like it.
	I won't get it.
	At least it won't cut out every single time.
	Well... It'll take you a second to realize it.
	Oh, we should probably do this for a second.
	We have some conclusions that we've been following.
	Elaine Maxwell, the longtime associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, is expected to be sentenced today for sex trafficking.
	Maxwell was convicted in December.
	Prosecutors are asking for a prison sentence of at least 30 years.
	Several accusers are expected to speak in court.
	Now what was interesting ...is that she did not get 30 years.
	Here's the clip.
	Tonight, Ghislaine Maxwell has now been sentenced to 20 years in prison after her conviction for grooming underage girls for Jeffrey Epstein.
	Without taking responsibility, she told the court today she empathized with the victims and called meeting Epstein the greatest regret of her life.
	Her lawyer says she will appeal.
	R. Kelly was also convicted, sentenced.
	He got 30 years!
	Ghislaine Maxwell, probably co-responsible for traumatizing Gosh, I don't know.
	Could it be 100?
	200?
	Gosh knows how many young girls?
	She gets 20 years?
	And R. Kelly did some weird shit, no doubt.
	But, I mean, there's a difference there that's quite astounding.
	And, of course, she's on the suicide watch, obviously.
	Glenn Maxwell is beginning a 20-year prison sentence for helping Jeffrey Epstein abuse underage girls.
	In court yesterday, it was revealed that Epstein left Maxwell $10 million in his will.
	The judge says that money helped her decide on a $750,000 fine for Maxwell in addition to the prison sentence.
	What fine is she getting?
	This sentencing, this is not satisfying.
	This is bad reporting.
	It's extremely bad reporting, and they're not talking about... I mean, she helped.
	From what I understand, she actually participated in some of this stuff.
	So she didn't just help him.
	There wasn't enough coverage.
	All we got is the high-end junkies.
	Well, we'll see.
	There's another case that went on.
	This is an interesting presentation by NPR on this guy, Liv, I think he's a Russian, Liv Parnell.
	Oh, was this one of Trump's buddies?
	Well, it was one of Giuliani's associates.
	But listen to this report, and then before we play part two, I'll ask you a question.
	Well judge has sentenced Lev Parnas, a former associate of Rudy Giuliani to 20 months in prison for campaign finance offenses and other crimes.
	NPR's Ryan Lucas has more.
	Lev Parnas was convicted of seven offenses in all related to campaign finance schemes and wire fraud.
	He is best known, however, for his role in the Ukraine scandal that led to former President Trump's first impeachment.
	Parnas helped Trump's personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, dig up dirt on then-candidate Joe Biden, based on his son Hunter Biden's business dealings in Ukraine, in an effort to tarnish Biden and hurt his chances in the 2020 presidential election.
	Throw the book at him!
	Because he was right.
	So yeah, so, uh, so you think there's some associations by guilt by association, Trump, Giuliani's got something to do with this guy and this sentence and this, this violation, all the rest of it.
	And they, they, they build it up like that.
	And then they play the clip, the second part, which says, nah, it's just some other thing.
	This criminal case against Parnas was unrelated to his work with Giuliani on Ukraine.
	A jury convicted Parnas in October on six counts.
	He later pleaded guilty to a seventh.
	Now a federal judge has sentenced him to 20 months in federal prison.
	Well, unlike my clip, this is great reporting.
	They tell us nothing!
	What happened there?
	They just wanted to bring this up so they could smear Giuliani and Trump.
	But Giuliani, I do have this clip because this was, I didn't want to play it because this is so dumb.
	Uh, where is it?
	Uh, cause he said he filed a lawsuit.
	Hold on a second.
	Giuliani.
	Where is this guy?
	Did I not clip that?
	Someone like tapped him on the back or something and he got all bent out of shape and he's suing the guy.
	Uh, maybe I don't have, I thought I had that clip somewhere.
	It was, maybe it was so stupid.
	Okay, I've got my favorite clip while you're, since we just dropped that.
	First of all, I have two clips.
	One is about ESG backfiring.
	Ah, my favorite!
	And then I got a clip about some new thing they're trying to pull.
	Okay, I'm all in on, I'm all in on ESG.
	A year after Ben and Jerry's announced it would no longer sell its ice cream in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, its corporate owner has announced a workaround to continue ice cream sales there.
	NPR's Daniel Estrin is more from Tel Aviv.
	The Vermont-based company said last summer that it was inconsistent with its values to continue allowing its ice cream to be sold in the West Bank.
	Ben and Jerry's founders said the move was to protest Israel's occupation, violating Palestinians' human rights.
	Israeli officials lobbied U.S.
	states against the decision.
	Several states with laws against Israel boycotts withdrew their pension fund investments in Ben & Jerry's owner Unilever.
	Now Unilever says it has sold its business interests to Ben & Jerry's Israeli manufacturer, allowing the Israeli company to continue to make the ice cream and sell it in the West Bank.
	Israeli officials call it a victory.
	So when do we get the Ben and Jerry protests here?
	AOC should lead that charge.
	We don't own them anymore.
	You leave her.
	You gotta bitch to them.
	So here's the one that really got me.
	This is my clip that is just annoying.
	This is the new Federal Reserve bill.
	You know, the 1913 bill.
	They're rewriting it.
	Listen to this.
	Wait a minute.
	The actual Federal Reserve Act that they, the creature from Jekyll Island, this act is being rewritten?
	Yeah.
	Hey now!
	The House approved a bill earlier this month that would require the Federal Reserve to address social justice concerns.
	Named the Racial and Economic Equity Act, it would amend the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 to expand the mandate of the Central Bank.
	The new mandate would oblige the Fed to promote racial and economic justice.
	The original Federal Reserve Act says the central bank's function is to maintain price stability and full employment.
	Now this new bill says the Fed quote shall exercise all duties and functions in a manner that fosters the elimination of disparities across racial and ethnic groups with respect to employment, income, wealth, and access to affordable credit.
	The bill also has new provisions for inclusive lending practices, promoting diversity in financial institutions and reducing sexual and racial discrimination in housing.
	The Federal Reserve would be responsible for all of them under the new rules.
	Congresswoman Maxine Waters and five other Democrats sponsor the bill.
	It passed the House by a slim margin of 215 to 207.
	President Biden has shown support for the cause, but it is unlikely to pass the Senate, which is more evenly split.
	Wow!
	That's, that's pretty interesting.
	So how, does that mean they'll, if it would pass, which it doesn't sound like it will, that, or it could, I mean, I don't know why, who, where's this from?
	New Tang Dynasty?
	NTD?
	Yeah, obviously.
	Um, hmm.
	Can you imagine saddling the Federal Reserve?
	You know, this is one way of screwing them, that's for sure.
	Well, you know what this plays into.
	It doesn't matter that much.
	I mean, OK, so maybe they constrain some things on banks they lend to, because that's really what they do.
	They lend to the U.S.
	government, they lend to banks.
	But if you have a central bank digital currency, that thing is a lot more interesting where you can determine who gets a little payout going direct, which is their mantra now.
	This would be a perfect setup.
	How come they don't have that in the house?
	I'll bet these A-holes, the central banks control all these people.
	Why wouldn't they get that?
	If that happens, then all bets are off.
	I'd say.
	Wow.
	I'd say all bets are off if the Federal Reserve has to They pretty much have to take over the whole social justice movement.
	Beautiful!
	This is just transitory racism, people.
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	Now here's our Canadian Day donations.
	We got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Canadians that chipped in and none of them are from Canada.
	Did you seriously just say chip in?
	I did.
	Stop.
	Sirvisa in Florissant, Colorado.
	7122.
	Casey Gray in Grand Prairie, Texas.
	7122.
	Kelly Spongberg who is now in Rocky Mountain House, Alberta.
	Which may or may not be considered Canada.
	Brian Jenick in Union Grove, Wisconsin, 7122.
	And last but not least, Rita Harrington in Sparks, Nevada.
	So nobody's from Canada.
	Craig Kohler, 6502 in Evansville, Indiana.
	Dame Jen of the Beard, Brush and Cloth.
	Beard, Brush and Cloth.
	She doesn't have a beard.
	Bed, bath, and beyond.
	Okay.
	Bead, brush, and cloth.
	Wait a minute, she does, she has an Etsy store at Sonja.
	S-O-N-J-A.
	Sonja.
	Okay.
	It was sewn.
	Sewn.
	Sewn.
	Like sewn.
	It was sewn up.
	She gave 62.
	She's from Athens, Georgia.
	Thank you.
	Jamie Buell in Vistica, California.
	6006 small boobs.
	Sir Peter Chong, capital C, small h, in Seattle, Washington, 5510.
	And he has a note here because he will be baron of the 5510s, which is Denmark today.
	He says he's carpet-bagging this barony because the Pacific Northwest already has multiple claims on the territory, and he asks for a relationship karma for everyone.
	We'll do that at the end.
	Yeah, I think you can get away with that.
	You do.
	I think so.
	Nobody's subjective.
	I don't think there'll be a problem.
	Sir Kyle of Bertram and the Three Donkeys in Bertram, Texas, 5333.
	Brian Stevenson in Grapevine, Texas, 5150.
	He says, ease up on the donkey burgers talk.
	Did we talk about donkey burgers?
	I don't remember.
	No, he's mad.
	He says donkeys are people too.
	Okay, man.
	Sorry.
	I didn't want to eat donkeys.
	No.
	Rich S.
	5150 in North Carolina.
	He's got a birthday.
	I'll send a note in actually.
	It says ITM.
	Add me to the birthday list.
	Keep up the outstanding work.
	He's somewhere in North Carolina.
	He won't say where.
	Joe Gennaro in Lakefield, Ontario, $50.50.
	Scott Nelson in Council Bluffs, Iowa, $50.01.
	And the following people are $50 donors.
	Name and location, starting with Jason Maurerer in Portland, Oregon.
	Brent Chickie in Lake Worth, Florida.
	Dale Fitch in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
	Chris Goodman in Leander, Texas.
	Kyle Mann in Cincinnati.
	Jill Woods in Ocean Grove, New Jersey.
	Aaron Weisgerber in Bend, Oregon.
	Matthew Dixon in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
	Craig Hartlob also in Cincinnati.
	Have a meetup.
	Sir Richard Gardner, who I believe is in New York City, $50.
	Herbert Hess in Spring, Texas, $50.
	And last on the list is Michael Elmore in Gastonia, North Carolina.
	I want to thank all these folks for making this show a possibility and making it work.
	Yeah, for sure.
	For helping us.
	Yes, and thanks again to our executive and associate executive producers for episode 1464.
	Those credits are ones that you can use anywhere, by the way.
	You can put them on IMDB, your LinkedIn, etc.
	We thank people who came in under $50 for brevity of the show, but also for anonymity, and many are on some of the programs we have, which are subscriptions, sustaining donations.
	They're very important for the continuity.
	We appreciate everything everyone gives.
	It keeps it going.
	And if you'd like to learn more, here's a website!
	You can sing the jingle!
	And by request... Jobs!
	Jobs!
	And here's our list for today.
	Rich S. is celebrated... Oh, I'm a little late there, Rich S. Celebrated on the 25th of June.
	Chris Casey, birthday today.
	Circumvent the law.
	Happy birthday to Dame G. Money.
	Dame G. Money herself, of course.
	We had her on the list.
	Anonymous, Insta Night 50 on July 1st.
	Erica Kukic.
	Happy birthday to her son, Hogan, six, and he knows everything's a scam.
	He'll be six on July 4th.
	Shelly Petty, happy birthday to her brother, Chad Anderson, in Fargo, North Dakota.
	July 8th is his birthday.
	Greg Hunter, happy birthday to his smoking hot better half, Wendy Thompson.
	Elliot Miller-Kavrik, happy birthday to dad, Sir Patsy.
	And Analia Chase, happy birthday to her husband, Benjamin, who turns 30.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the Best Podcast Day in the Universe.
	No douchebags for these title changes.
	Dame G. Money, officially Baroness.
	Of course, we kind of already did that, but happy to do it again for Dame G. Money.
	And Sir Peter Chong becomes Baron for the 55 tens, which is, you know, encroaching on territory, but we have approved that, so it's good.
	Now, we do have a couple of dames and knights.
	Actually, we have one, two, three.
	Holy crap, we have three dames today.
	I love that.
	Hello, dames.
	Do you have a blade for the tapes?
	Here you go.
	That's a good one.
	Up on the podium, Jill, Nanny, Annie, Runt, Pierre, Rikzu, Kim, Van Dyke, and Anonymous.
	Ladies and one gentleman, you all have scored the No Agenda Show in the amount of $1,000 or more.
	We thank you for that, and I'm very proud to pronounce the KV as...
	Dame Jill of the Mobile Mansion.
	Dame Roundstone.
	Dame Kim.
	Usurp InstaNite of the Stoughton, Wisconsin.
	For you, we've got Hookers and Blow.
	We have Rent Boys and Chardonnay.
	Then we have some special requests.
	We've got Fresh King Crab Legs, Melted Non-Clarified Butt, and a really dry Le Mont Trichet.
	Verite from Sonoma Valley.
	And of course, if you just want some bong hits and bourbon, or geishas and sake, or ginger ale and gerbils, or even the mutton and meat, it's always here.
	And by request, no horse meat today.
	So thank you all for supporting the Noah Jemda Show.
	Best podcast in the universe.
	You now have your official titles.
	On the way is your knight or dame ring.
	Please post a picture when you receive it.
	People love that.
	It was even, I think it was Sir Miggs, Miguel, who became a knight, and he had donated a long time ago enough money, but he never put in for his knighthood ring, and he finally did it.
	And he posted, he's really happy, and then someone said, hey man, how much did that cost in addition to the knighthood?
	Well, that's nothing.
	Of course not.
	You're a knight.
	You're a dame.
	You get that from us.
	NoahJenderNation.com slash rings.
	Fill out your details.
	It'll be on the way as soon as possible.
	No agenda meetups.
	Meetup reports for you today.
	The first from Three Mile Island.
	In the morning.
	Hey, John and Adam.
	It's your 737 here at the Three Mile Island evac zone meetup.
	We've got 15 folks here, had a great time.
	Hey, there's Brian from the Great Flat Earth Expanse in the morning.
	Chris, they hit me in the mouth for my experience today.
	John, just remember, if you're gonna die, die with your boots on.
	Up the irons.
	Sir Framgar, followed up by his protectorate, the douchebags.
	This is Josh, Tara, ITM guys, Jason with thegreatretees.com.
	In the morning!
	You gotta admit, it sounds like these people are having a good time.
	Hanging out at those meetups.
	Here's what went on in Longview, Texas.
	Another meetup.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	This is Fletcher at the North Texas Piney Woods Meetup.
	Don't eat me, Joe Biden.
	This is Daniel, and I got nothing to say.
	This is Rudy, coming from the Piney Woods Meetup, where it's hard to get around.
	This is Clay, saying hi to DH Slammer.
	Thank you for your courage.
	This is Anonymous, the designated spook.
	India Tango Mighty.
	They call them dumps.
	Big, massive dumps.
	In the morning, mofos.
	All right, Longview.
	Thank you, Texas.
	Here's what's coming up.
	Meetup-wise, you can find all these at noagentomeetups.com.
	These are completely listener-organized, produced events done by you.
	All we do is we have a website.
	Sir Daniel, Mimi, they manage that, noagentomeetups.com.
	Tomorrow, the Oregon Local 33 Mass Formation kicks off at 5 o'clock, and there'll be a private dining room with Dick's Primal Burgers in Portland, Oregon.
	In Portland, you'll need it.
	Also tomorrow, Moose is no longer loose.
	Six o'clock, the Bulldog in New Orleans.
	New Orleans, Louisiana, that should be fun.
	Wednesday, Eindhoven summer meet-up in the Netherlands.
	That's the lowlands time of 6.30pm.
	Name Dale on the tweede no-agenda meet-up in het Ketelhuis in Eindhoven-Brabant.
	They wanted me to do that in Dutch.
	Did someone knock on your door?
	I don't know, let me go check.
	Here's what's coming up on the calendar for the month of July.
	On the 9th, Brockport, New York.
	Uxbridge, Ontario, Canada.
	Berlin, hello Deutschland.
	The 10th, Arlington, Virginia.
	Santa Fe, New Mexico.
	Blainfield, Illinois.
	Atlanta, Georgia.
	On the 14th, Toronto.
	On the 15th, Anchorage.
	The 16th, Fresno.
	Prague, St.
	Louis.
	All on the 16th, Columbus, Ohio.
	There are people going to these things!
	And then we've got, look at this, we've got North Carolina, Charlotte, the 21st, Asheville on the 23rd, and there's so many people in North Carolina, they have to do two meetups!
	Toronto on the 23rd, Albany, Oregon on the 30th, the 31st, Honolulu, Hawaii, Arlington, Washington, Adelaide, Australia, August 1st, we're already into August, Victoria, BC on the 2nd, and Wallkill, New York on the 4th.
	It's unbelievable.
	These things have Taken off.
	They've taken the Gitmo Nation, No Agenda Nation by storm.
	You have to at least go to one of these.
	You won't regret it.
	Community is all you have left these days.
	noagendameetups.com.
	Like a party!
	Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You wanna be where you won't be.
	Drink it all, hail the flame.
	Now I'm very concerned.
	Oh no, luckily.
	I have one shitty, really worthless iso.
	That's the way to sell it.
	No, it's because I feel bad about it.
	It's a shitty, worthless iso.
	I'll play it and then we'll just have it.
	It's redonkulous.
	Oh, God.
	Exactly.
	What's her name says all the time?
	I hate it so much it kind of made sense, but now that I hear it, I like the echo on it.
	That was kind of good.
	Who says Redonkulous?
	Who says that?
	Who says Redonkulous?
	I have one.
	Who says Redonkulous?
	It's not going to be much better.
	Who says Redonkulous?
	Better than that.
	Who says Redonkulous?
	Uh, Rachel Maddow.
	Oh, no wonder I hate it.
	Okay.
	Uh, you're ISO.
	You have one?
	I have one.
	Reeked havoc on the industry.
	Jeez.
	That's worse than mine.
	Reeked havoc on the industry.
	I think we go for redonkulous.
	It's not, this is no good.
	Let me hear it again.
	Redonkulous.
	I'm going to put it in the slot just out of, just because I think I'm going to, I'm not going to convince him.
	Here we go.
	It's redonkulous.
	Okay.
	I mean, it's not my favorite.
	It's no good, but it's better than you're right.
	It's better than mine.
	The Havoc is definitely no good.
	We fell down on the job.
	You know, it's cyclical.
	It's a fractal.
	What can I tell you?
	Okay, I do have one more important clip I think that I need to play regarding, because we missed this, climate change.
	This one was during the rounds.
	There is the Australian Ambassador for Women.
	They have an ambassador, which I think is part of their foreign service maybe.
	Maybe it's UN related, but she had a short little statement that's going around the world.
	As we confront the climate crisis, women and girls' human rights must be at the center of our collective efforts.
	Climate change and its consequences can exacerbate the risk of sexual and gender-based violence.
	This risk is most acute for women and girls facing multiple and intersecting forms of discrimination Climate change.
	Climate change is dangerous to women.
	Girls.
	I mean, how does that even work?
	It's too hot to rape.
	Speaking of such, this morning a suspected case of human smuggling turning deadly in Texas.
	Authorities in San Antonio say they found 46 bodies near or inside this tractor-trailer in a remote area.
	We're not supposed to open up a truck and see stacks of bodies in there.
	None of us come to work imagining that.
	Rescuers pulling 16 people from the truck still alive, suffering from heat exhaustion with outside temperatures topping 100 degrees.
	No signs of water in the vehicle.
	It was a refrigerated tractor trailer, but there was no visible working AC unit on that rig.
	A law enforcement official tells the Texas Tribune it appears people were trying to jump out of the tractor-trailer because some of the deceased were found along several blocks.
	And many of the people appear to have been sprinkled with steak seasoning, perhaps an attempt to cover up the smell of people.
	Three people have been taken into custody.
	It's unclear if they're connected to human trafficking.
	Well, of course, this is all to blame on climate change, obviously.
	Steak seasoning.
	I have to follow your report with a better report, even though it left out the steak seasoning part.
	The steak seasoning is the best part of it, come on.
	But this is good because you bring in the Mexican president who throws Biden under the bus.
	Oh, okay, where is this?
	Migrant.
	Uh, yes.
	Mexico has joined the investigation into the deaths of 51 suspected illegal immigrants found in Texas.
	They were stuck inside a tractor-trailer in sweltering conditions.
	And today's Jessica Beaty has more.
	Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Tuesday that 22 Mexicans were identified among the dead, along with seven Guatemalans and two Hondurans, as according to IDs they found.
	No news on the rest.
	These unfortunate events have to do with the situation of poverty and desperation of our Central American and Mexican brothers and sisters.
	The victims were found on the outskirts of San Antonio Monday, where temperatures topped 100 degrees.
	A fire department official described stacks of bodies in the trailer and said there were no signs of water or working air conditioning.
	Lopez Obrador said another factor is the status of the U.S.-Mexico border.
	It happens because there's also human trafficking and lack of control at the border between Mexico and the United States and inside the United States.
	Lopez Obrador's comments echo what Texas Governor Greg Abbott said after the tragedy.
	Abbott criticized Biden's policies, tweeting, These deaths are on Biden.
	They're a result of his deadly open border policies.
	The Biden administration has rolled back some Trump-era policies, including the border wall and the migrant protection protocols.
	Meanwhile, the White House says the border is closed and puts the blame on human traffickers.
	In a statement Tuesday, Biden said, this incident underscores the need to go after the multi-billion dollar criminal smuggling industry, preying on migrants and leading to far too many innocent deaths.
	Authorities charged two Mexican nationals Tuesday in connection with the deaths.
	Yeah.
	There you go.
	Steak sauce.
	I think, I think, I think mine wasn't.
	It was funnier.
	Steak seasoning, not sauce.
	It wasn't like A1.
	No, it was seasoning.
	It was a rub.
	It was rough getting him ready for a barbecue.
	Okay, that's just sick.
	Something from your neck of the woods that everyone seems to be very upset about?
	Well, this goes way beyond a simple filing.
	Error!
	The AG's office releasing a list of names, birthdays, gender, race, and home addresses of every single person in the state of California with a concealed carry weapons permit.
	This all happened last night after the AG released a website in the effort to be more transparent when it comes to gun safety.
	The website had in it firearm safety information, record sales, and a link to a portal of concealed carry permit holders.
	Except when you clicked on that portal, thousands of columns came up with all of that personal information included that I just mentioned.
	Now that website has since been taken down.
	I want to read to you a part of what was said on that initial website release by the AG's office.
	says the DOJ seeks to balance its duties to provide gun violence and firearms data to support research efforts while protecting the personal identifying information in the data they collect.
	We did reach out to the AG to ask what happened.
	Here's what the AG's response was.
	Any unauthorized release of personal information is unacceptable.
	We are working swiftly to address the situation and will provide additional information as soon as possible.
	So this is very interesting.
	A lot of people really bent out of shape over this.
	They should be.
	It's an invasion of privacy.
	The only people that shouldn't be bent out of shape over it is the people that work for Guns and Ammo that could get a hold of that list, save them a fortune in mailing those rental fees.
	Marketing costs.
	Well, I mean, that list is now out there, so I'm sure they can get a hold of it.
	Well, that's what you want.
	This would be a good list.
	That'd be a good list for our show.
	Unfortunately, it doesn't, unless it has email addresses.
	I wouldn't do that much.
	Now, is there going to be any repercussion?
	What's the talk out there about this?
	Are most people like, I think this is good.
	This is really good because we need to know who's carrying the guns.
	I would say that it's probably the consensus would be.
	Yeah.
	I wouldn't mind it if they published.
	I want everyone to know how many guns I have.
	Yeah?
	Yeah.
	Come on over.
	Well, that's just me.
	Hill Country, Hillbilly.
	That's what I'm turning into.
	That's it?
	You've got nothing else?
	I do have stuff, but we can push it off.
	It's only Sunday coming up.
	It's the same thing.
	Nothing's going to change that much, except a few new items.
	Oh, you might have to eat those words.
	You never know.
	Anything can happen.
	It's a crazy world.
	Yeah, well... It's a crazy world.
	We'll see.
	Well, I'm excited.
	There's always something crazy going.
	Oh, by the way, John.
	The Bear on Hulu.
	You will like this show.
	The Bear Unmoved?
	The Bear.
	Yeah, you like Chicago, you like cooking.
	The Bear.
	You will love this show.
	Sleeper.
	Sleeper hit.
	Okay, I'll check it out.
	I pick the hits, as you know.
	Coming up, we have end-of-show mixes from my very own Clip Custodian, Neil Jones.
	Also, Guf.
	Guf brought us an end-of-show mix.
	If you're listening to knowagendastream.com, if you're using one of those newfangled apps, coming up next, live angry tech news.
	Sir Ryan Bemrose unlocking death traps.
	I don't know if it's live, but that's what he's doing.
	Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA region number six in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And... Hello?
	Hello?
	John?
	Say it.
	Yeah, from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. DeVorek, where I remain.
	Thank you again, all you producers who support this program.
	We're coming up on 15 years.
	The stuff we do, the stuff we are able to say.
	Ow, ow, ow.
	Thank you again, all you producers who support this program.
	We're coming up on 15 years.
	Da, da, da, da.
	Woo.
	The stuff we do, the stuff we are able to say.
	Don't just sit there.
	Things we can deconstruct.
	Participate.
	Without being deplatformed, being thrown away, cast aside.
	It's called value for value.
	Cast aside.
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	Kiss to the curb.
	Yes, all that kind of stuff.
	Come on, man.
	You have followed the value for value model.
	You've trusted it.
	You've helped.
	You've become producers.
	With a new podcast that opens.
	Bad signal on the fire.
	Get ready for a fat bitch, fat bitch.
	Get your speakers just right, just right.
	My millennials, they won't care.
	Start to promote.
	Send a bit of value for value.
	Don't write for a piece of notes, piece of notes.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Douchey douche, douchey douche, douchey douchey douchebag.
	Douchey douche, douchey douche, douchey douchey douchebag.
	Don't hate, donate, what should you do?
	Well, don't hate, donate, that's what producers do.
	Get off your pencils and SSRIs, the no agendas show's live!
	And thank you everybody, when there's a war on cash and most the slaves are dead and broke.
	Hit him in the mouth now, mouth now.
	Bring some clips and show notes, show notes.
	Want to be more appealing than a meet-up in Charleston.
	Coping with the borax, loronyak.
	Pretending you're Al Sharpton, Sharpton.
	That is the whole idea of value for value.
	Dooshie, doosh, dooshie.
	Dooshie doosh, dooshie doosh, dooshie dooshie douchebag.
	Don't hate, donate, what should you do?
	Well, don't hate, donate, that's what producers do.
	Get off your pencils and SSRIs.
	The No Agenda Show's live!
	No matter how much or how little, it's the value you can afford.
	Apparently 4% of all listeners or producers actually do that.
	That's pretty low.
	When Crackpot rings his bell, he knows bells kill his bottom.
	Dementia and dementia must be taught how to get along, get along.
	Look out or they'll shrink your amygdala.
	Yeah!
	The six-week cycle's still in play-o So don't go into e-recs too far My millennials, stay woken Start to promote Send a bit of value for value Don't write war and peace notes, peace notes Don't hate, donate What should you do?
	This was straight out of Putin's playbook.
	This was straight out of Putin's playbook.
	Putin's playbook.
	Well, we know this is definitely part of the Russian playbook.
	Russian playbook, Russian playbook, Russian playbook.
	And the Russian philosophy, the Russian playbook will not change.
	So I think that is the Russian playbook.
	It is part of the Russian playbook.
	The tactics look familiar, like a page from Russia's playbook.
	Because of what he called Russia's playbook on murdering people.
	Clearly Russia benefits the most from this and it does fit the Russian playbook.
	The Russian playbook.
	Russian playbook.
	Russia's playbook.
	But what Putin is doing in Ukraine is actually straight out of a Russian military planner's playbook.
	Putin's playbook.
	When the Republican Party adopts Russia's authoritarian playbook,

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