Knowledge Fight Interactive Search Tool

All Episodes

Previous Next

Aug. 7, 2022 - No Agenda

03:06:03

1475: Vaccident

Large

Audio Only |

Scroll

Time	Text
	Adam Curry.
	John C. Devorah.
	It's Sunday, August 7th, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1475.
	This is no agenda.
	Counting cancellations 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 we don't even know what a cancellation is, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's crackpot and buzzkill!
	Yeah, I'll tell you about cancellations.
	Alright.
	I sent Tina and Human Resource No.
	2 on a mother-daughter weekend to Florida.
	Woo!
	Yeah, they're very excited about it.
	Did they kick up their heels?
	They kicked up the heels?
	Bigly.
	Oh yeah, oh yeah.
	Here's the thing, I may never see them again.
	The outbound flights got cancelled on Friday morning, so we had to do some quick reshuffling, rebooking on a different airline.
	Supposed to come home today, both their flights cancelled, so they're staying an extra day.
	Again?
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	It's like everything is in cancellation mode.
	They want us not to travel, what's the deal?
	Well, yes, I think that's completely the deal.
	They don't want us to travel.
	That will only be for the elites.
	Seems pretty obvious.
	No, they don't want us to travel.
	It's broken.
	It is so broken.
	Pete Buttigieg, hello!
	Yeah, Buttigieg.
	Give me a break.
	No, none of that.
	None of that.
	That's not the biggest problem we have, obviously.
	The biggest problem we have is we're under another health emergency.
	Oh.
	Oh, you didn't know?
	Here it is.
	Now that this is declared a public health emergency, what changes when it comes to monkeypox?
	Yeah, it's one more tool in our toolbox of all the things that the administration is doing to ramp up the response, right?
	We just named two national leaders to lead the response out of the White House, one from FEMA, one from CDC.
	The public health emergency allows us to speed up vaccines and treatments more effectively and efficiently.
	That's going to be helpful and also helps us get data better, data collected better across the country.
	So there's a whole set of tools that the public health emergency gives us that allows us to be even more effective in this response.
	Yes, tools.
	You mean tools.
	Tools like an emergency.
	That means you can do all kinds of shit, right?
	When you have a tool like an emergency.
	Boy, I see it.
	So I was listening to some of these reports and it turns out that anyone who had, before I guess it was 1973 or 74 when they stopped doing it, you had the old smallpox shot, you're good to go with monkeypox.
	Yes, I have a clip about that.
	Good news, I suppose, is that there is a vaccine for monkeypox.
	Bad news, there is more need or even demand in some cases than supply.
	People born before 1973 in this country received a smallpox vaccine which covers this strain of monkeypox.
	So that's the good news.
	There is a monkeypox specific vaccine that is being distributed now across the country.
	We've had significant difficulty getting into the country and getting it to where it's needed, and certainly we need more supply.
	In addition, there's a drug that works remarkably well against monkeypox.
	Part of the reason the federal government issued an emergency declaration this week is to enable them to accelerate it, to get it approvals, to get it out to the general public so we can use it.
	There it is.
	There's an effect.
	I wonder if it's ivermectin.
	There's something effective.
	We need emergency use.
	We need emergency to get it out there.
	What could it be?
	Dr. Jha, where are we with antivirals?
	Yeah, it's a very good question.
	There's one treatment called T-pox.
	It is actually a treatment for smallpox.
	It has not been authorized for For monkeypox, FDA is looking at that, collecting data.
	The good news, again, our administration was prepared.
	We have 1.7 million doses of that in the strategic national stockpile.
	We're going to be studying how well it's working.
	We're still getting that out to people, looking at the data, making sure it's safe and effective.
	We believe it is.
	All the data so far says it is.
	And the goal is to make sure that those antivirals continue to get out to people who are infected.
	Yes, yes, if you're infected.
	Now, the question, of course, is does this really warrant a public health emergency?
	Are we overreacting?
	CBS has answers.
	Somebody watching right now may think, okay, we have roughly 7,000 cases in the country.
	Based on what you just said, is this a bit of an overreaction?
	Are we pulling the fire alarm, so to speak, declaring this massive public health emergency when it's not as much of a threat to everybody around the country?
	Your reaction?
	Yeah, I would say two things.
	I mean, first of all, thankfully no one has died, so we are still at a point in this outbreak where I do believe that while it is very, very serious, it is not something that is a reason for widespread alarm.
	But look, public health emergency gives us some tools that lets us get on top of this thing.
	One of the lessons we learned from COVID, one of the lessons that we learned from all outbreaks, always better to be a step ahead of the virus.
	And that's what we're doing here.
	We're taking this very, very seriously.
	It's obviously affecting a specific community.
	We're working very closely with that community.
	I think this is absolutely the right and appropriate approach.
	It will allow us to give us even more tools to get on top of this virus.
	All right, shut up with your tools already.
	A lot of tools involved here.
	Well, you know, the tool is lockdown and other bullshit if they want to use.
	I don't think that's the intent.
	But let's talk to the king.
	Let's listen to Peter McCullough, the infallible king of all things medicine, because you just can't deplatform the guy.
	He was at CPAC, of course.
	Why wouldn't he be political?
	And here's what he had to say about the public health emergency.
	At this point in time, It's been clear now for a year and a half there is no emergency in the country.
	A medical emergency is determined by doctors, not by health officials.
	A medical emergency, like any other emergency, should be Easily visible to everyone.
	No one in this room looks like they're under a medical emergency right now.
	Our government yesterday declared monkeypox a medical emergency.
	Dr. Malone has outlined this is in a small, specific group of individuals.
	It's very easily treatable with a drug we have available to us.
	And there are no U.S.
	deaths.
	This is simply a painful condition for some people that we treat at home or in the hospital.
	So the medical emergency for SARS-CoV-2 has been over with for a year and a half, once we had our treatment approach and the hospitals emptied out.
	And there is no medical emergency for monkeypox.
	The fact that an administration has declared that is prima facie evidence that the context of medical emergencies are being used to accomplish an agenda.
	You don't say.
	He's stunning.
	There's a conclusion I would have never expected.
	So here's a little information on this vaccine, the monkeypox vaccine made by Genius.
	Genius.
	J-Y-N-N-E-O-U-S.
	And this is, I think it's a Danish company.
	So they've been in the FDA approval process since 2019.
	It was supposed to be a smallpox vaccine, had nothing to do with monkeypox per se.
	The reason they developed it is it would have less side effects than the ACAM2000, which I guess is the current monkeypox vaccine that people like.
	However, and this is a document that Stefan sent me, one of our producers, in the document from the company themselves they say, here page 3, monkeypox was added to the vaccine use at the request of somebody in the US government.
	Quote, the applicant's original proposed indication did not include monkeypox.
	During the review of this submission, we received inquiries from external stakeholders in the U.S.
	government, this is 2019, asking whether the available data for MVABN would support an indication for prevention of monkeypox.
	We determined that immunogenicity data for MVBA and obtained in humans together with the non-human primate data already submitted support the indication for prevention of monkeypox since the clinical and non-clinical studies provided multiple lines of evidence that the immune response provided protection against different orthopoxviruses and specifically monkeypox in the NHP challenge model.
	Therefore, we recommended including the monkeypox indication in the product labeling.
	Interesting that someone brought that up then.
	I mean, why would you do that?
	Monkeypox?
	We haven't seen monkeypox since when?
	The 70s, I guess.
	So out of the blue in 2019, some U.S.
	somebody from the U.S.
	government.
	Stakeholder.
	Stakeholder.
	Oh, the stakeholder wasn't government?
	It could have been Pfizer?
	Well, it said government.
	Stakeholder in the U.S.
	government is what the report says.
	Okay, stakeholder, which would mean NIH or somebody's got a patent thing going or something.
	Corrupt.
	Let me say it again.
	Something corrupt.
	Huh, interesting.
	Two years, three years in advance of the actual outbreak.
	That was then declared a public emergency, not by doctors, but by some other stakeholders.
	Very nice.
	Good work people.
	I give somebody credit for being particularly sneaky.
	Now according to reports, And this is, we've seen this guy before, he's a top Israeli biological research scientist.
	I think he might have been a troublemaker previously regarding Pfizer, possibly.
	But he's now been deplatformed, he's been censored after he said monkeypox outbreak may be connected to the mRNA shots.
	Oh no!
	Yeah!
	Oh no!
	That's a good one.
	You know, I have to say, with this next report, I had to dive into the history of virology because now they're really pushing it.
	So we had the COVID.
	We got the COVIDs.
	We got the monkey pox.
	Oh, that's not enough.
	Now we got the polio.
	After decades off our collective radar, polio has once again reared its head, with health experts urging unvaccinated Americans to get inoculated against the disease.
	Never have guessed it in a million years that it would pop up again.
	Officials in New York State confirm wastewater samples collected in Orange County contain the paralyzing and potentially deadly virus.
	Those tests ordered after a 20-year-old man in nearby Rockland County tested positive last month.
	Experts fear hundreds more are infected.
	So I would assume that we have people that are positive from it.
	This latest strain also detected in the United Kingdom and Israel.
	For decades, polio has only been active overseas, namely in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
	Once it gets into your body, it can cause fevers, flu-like symptoms, body aches.
	But in some people, they actually get a paralysis.
	Officials noting the New York man who tested positive last month never received the widely available vaccine, a four-dose regimen recommended for kids under six.
	His case marking the first in the U.S.
	since 2013.
	The last time a case originated here, 1979.
	How insane is it in your mind that we are talking about polio?
	In 2022.
	You know, this is one of those viruses, one of those diseases that we were so close to eradicating.
	I think what you're seeing are some of the worst repercussions of this vaccine hesitancy.
	Now, amid the COVID pandemic and an outbreak of monkeypox, experts are begging Americans to check their immunity to another virus.
	One long thought to be behind us.
	You know, I remember in 2020 people were sending emails, Hey, you know, there's no such thing as viruses.
	You know, this is where we got into all exosomes and that's maybe how the, how COVID was spreading.
	Man, you look at the history of virology, certainly of polio, uh, discovered, uh, I think it was at the Rockefeller Institute, Simon Flexner.
	And, you know, they discovered this polio and they weren't sure how it transmitted.
	And if you go back and look at the documents, from what I'm led to believe, this poliomyelitis, they didn't really know how it was transferred.
	And in their assessment, they say, therefore, Therefore it must be transmitted via air and miniature, miniature particles.
	I'm not sure it's actually been proven to be an airborne disease.
	A monkey pox certainly isn't an airborne disease.
	You know?
	And so you got this Israeli scientist.
	I'm kind of with him.
	I think that It's possible that people's immune systems are so blown out at this point, and you can imagine that the man-whores, who have sex with man-whores, because that's what we're talking about, they're all vaxxed and boosted, they already have low immunity, you have sex with multiple partners, we're going right back to the HIV crisis, your immune system is shot and then shit can get in there.
	Who knows what could be happening?
	Well, the mRNA vaccine, if it was the gateway, it would affect more than just men who have sex with men, obviously.
	Yeah, no.
	I'm in complete agreement and I think that that's, you know, that consensus... This is cool.
	I think a guy like that, you know, there's a good thing that's happening with the free speech lawsuit, which is not being discussed at all.
	What, you mean Alex Jones?
	No, no.
	That's being discussed.
	That's what's being discussed.
	It's not too much of a side trip, but this But it is part of what you just said.
	What is my clip here?
	League of their own, amnesty report.
	I should be looking at this thing more often.
	It's alright.
	You showed up.
	That's half the work.
	I did.
	I know.
	I'm lucky I made it.
	Gay musician?
	I'm just gonna throw this in.
	Oh, the gay musician is a good clip.
	But that's not the one you're looking for.
	What are you looking for?
	Here it is.
	It says obscure free speech right here in front of me.
	Play the obscure free speech lawsuit.
	There's two things you'll introduce.
	One is that There's no reason that guy can't say that.
	But you'll hear the whole thing in here.
	But there's also a new ACLU that's come around.
	Nobody's talking about it, but these are the guys who are going to take over.
	Joining us now is Janine Yunus, who is the litigation counsel for the new Civil Liberties Alliance.
	Thank you for joining us, Janine.
	Thank you so much for having me.
	It's annoying.
	Yes, indeed.
	And now, why has the NCLA joined the state of Missouri in suing President Biden, HHS, and Dr. Anthony Fauci over allegedly censoring COVID-19 information on social media?
	Well, because this is one of the worst First Amendment violations that I think we've ever seen in this country.
	The federal government is coercing tech companies and using them in order to accomplish its own censorship aims.
	So the federal government thinks that there's a problem with COVID quote unquote misinformation.
	And it's told tech companies that if they don't censor people who basically disagree with the government's message, then they will be penalized in the form of regulation or other legal action.
	The federal government can't use private companies to do what it can't do directly.
	So, you know, we consider this a very grave issue.
	We actually had a similar lawsuit a little bit earlier that was dismissed, although we're still pursuing that on appeal.
	And we had these four private plaintiffs who wanted to join, and so we joined on their behalf.
	Certainly, it's a very important topic to discuss, Big Tech, and how the information is spread.
	Now, in July 2021, Surgeon General Vivek Murthy said that Big Tech companies have allowed COVID misinformation to spread without being held accountable.
	He said this false information kept people from wearing masks in high-risk places, turn down proven treatments, and avoid the vaccine, all causing unnecessary illness and death.
	How does the lawsuit you've joined address this?
	Well, Vivek Murthy's statements are part of it.
	There are also a number of other government officials or officials within the Biden administration who've said similar things.
	So Biden spokeswoman Jennifer Psaki, Alejandro Mayorkas.
	But then, you know, as we've recently seen over the past couple of weeks, this campaign was even more extreme than we had realized.
	There were emails from DHS and from CDC That showed that the federal government was basically commanding tech companies to censor people.
	The CDC emails that were released last week actually single out certain people.
	One of them is Naomi Wolf.
	My girl Naomi!
	No!
	She's targeted!
	This is very interesting.
	This is a good catch.
	What is the name of this outfit?
	The National Civil Liberties Alliance or something like that.
	This censorship seems to be, well of course, rampant, but it is coming from on high.
	The UN has made quite the declaration recently.
	The United Nations has declared war on conspiracy theories, describing the rise of conspiracy thinking as worrying and dangerous, and providing the public with a toolkit to pre-bunk and debunk anybody who dares to suggest that world governments are anything but completely honest, upstanding and transparent.
	The UN also warns that George Soros, the Rothschilds and the State of Israel must not be linked to any alleged conspiracies.
	The UN has teamed up with Twitter, the European Commission and the World Jewish Congress to launch the campaign dubbed Think Before Sharing, to stop the spread of conspiracy theories.
	The UN wants you to know that events are not secretly manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces with negative intent.
	And if you encounter anybody who thinks the global elite are conspiring to consolidate power and dictate global events, you must take action.
	According to the UN, if you're certain that you've encountered a conspiracy theory on the internet, then you must react immediately and post a relevant link to a fact-checking website in the comments.
	Don't look over here!
	Nothing to see here!
	Ooh, look at that!
	Well, that's kind of interesting.
	What is pre-bunk, you think?
	I don't know, that's like basically before we... You debunk and pre-bunk?
	What's pre-bunk?
	Yeah, before we release a show, someone would go to Twitter and say, those guys suck!
	They're full of shit!
	They're conspiracy theorists!
	Before we drop the show.
	That's a pre-bunk.
	I think that's a pre-bunk.
	Anyway, so this woman continues on this little thing, this little report, part two, and brings out a very interesting point which she herself is reluctant to discuss.
	single out certain people.
	One of them is Naomi Wolf, whose Twitter account was suspended shortly after just a couple of weeks after the CDC is telling Twitter that she's spreading misinformation.
	So what we're seeing here is that the companies are acting at the behest of the government, which makes this a First Amendment issue.
	Now, would you say that there are any legitimate false pieces of information that could be classified as misinformation that are spreading that should be taken down?
	Well, that's a good question.
	I'm Uh, our plaintiffs, you know, we, they're, they're great plaintiffs because they're actually, three of them are doctors, scientists, um, who are epidemiologists and work in this area.
	And everything they've said has turned out to be true.
	So what the government is doing is censoring very valid debate.
	The first amendment still protects, uh, lies.
	So you can, you, you know, the government can't say that you can't tell lies or spread what's called misinformation.
	Of course, that's harder to convince people that that's okay.
	So, in your view, that this information should be allowed to spread, even if it is false?
	Well, yes, I would argue that that's First Amendment protected.
	But our plaintiffs, actually, nothing they have said is beyond the pale.
	You know, they've said things like the studies actually show that masks don't work, are not very effective, which has turned out to be true.
	They said the vaccines don't stop transmission, that, you know, the vaccines have some side effects, that they've never been anti-vax or anything.
	But they've just made valid points that the American public deserves to hear.
	And Janine, in your view, what are the harms of the government intervening in this?
	Oh, there are tons of harms.
	So people aren't, I mean, this is sort of crucial core First Amendment speech.
	This is why we have a First Amendment, because the framers of the Constitution recognize the government doesn't hold all the answers, and often they're wrong, and they wield their power in ways that are problematic.
	So what is happening is we're censoring very valid debate, for instance, about lockdowns and masks.
	The public isn't able to properly get the information that it needs to weigh in on the policies that we should have.
	You dream on, lady.
	Where is she from?
	This is five-year-ago talk.
	We're way beyond this.
	They should not be doing this to government.
	Are you kidding me?
	Where have you been?
	So the point is that I like the way she backs off on the people probably can't accept the fact that lies are protected by the First Amendment, and they are, but we've gotten to the point because of hate speech, And, oh, you don't want to hurt someone's feelings and the woke mentality.
	That's exactly what the Alex Jones trial is about.
	It's seeped in so deep.
	Yeah, it is, actually, Alex Jones.
	It's seeped in so... Well, there's a libel issue, which is sketchy if you ask me, but that's okay.
	But it's seeped into the consciousness so much That she even can't take it on head on.
	She can't say, yeah, yeah, it's fine.
	You can lie.
	It's a free speech issue.
	That's what the First Amendment protects.
	It protects your lying.
	But she can't do it.
	She's got to, oh, you know, I don't know.
	People don't, you know, they're going to be uncomfortable with this.
	Which means we lost.
	Well, yeah, this is five years ago talk, maybe even ten.
	Oh, yeah.
	I mean, we lost what, though, really?
	I mean, okay, so on Twitter, Facebook, who cares?
	I don't think that matters anymore.
	The people who matter are onto it, and the 30% that are all in on whatever the government says, they'll just wither away with every bit that Elon Musk chips away at Twitter.
	It's just wilting, wilting, wilting, wilting, until no one cares anymore.
	That's my view.
	Yeah.
	Luckily, we still have people speaking the truth.
	Dr. Ryan Cole, who is a pathologist, and this is the guy who noticed uptick in cancers a year and a half ago, at the start of the vaccination campaign, and this video has gone somewhat viral.
	By the way, I had to find it on Rumble, obviously.
	Rumble!
	The cells don't lie, the blood patterns don't lie.
	Hold on a second, you gotta hear the beginning here.
	And the cells don't lie.
	The blood patterns don't lie.
	The dead people don't lie.
	And the deposition of the spike protein in tissues doesn't lie.
	So you can attack me.
	You don't have to like me.
	I've lost some of my largest clients because they're like, oh, you're too controversial.
	I'm like, controversial?
	I'm a pathologist.
	I don't create a disease.
	I don't prevent a disease.
	I am the reporter at the scene of the accident.
	I report the disease.
	I am observing patterns.
	We have definitely seen an uptick of many patterns that are unusual.
	Pathologists are the quality control of medicine.
	Attack me all you want, but that's your own insecurity and the fact that you can't come forth with data to counter what I am saying.
	And I'm not the only one seeing this.
	Oncologists everywhere I travel now in the country and the world I've been in France, been in England recently.
	Pathologists, other physicians, oncologists, radiation oncologists, radiologists, they're seeing it.
	I was on a big Zoom call with a large group in New York yesterday.
	One gal was talking to the gal doing her mammogram and she said, I'm seeing an uptick in breast cancers.
	She said, are you kidding me?
	We're seeing tons of 20 and 30 year olds coming in with breast cancer and about 99% of people in their population are jabbed.
	A radiologist here just across the state calls me and says, I just saw two high-grade breast cancers in two 31-year-old women four weeks after their booster.
	And the chair of oncology at a large hospital in Florida just a month ago said, hey doc, thanks for speaking out.
	I usually see an aggressive brain cancer in a young patient about every decade or so.
	I've seen five in the last month after the boosters.
	And so left and right, wherever I go, the medical community is starting to speak up and confirm what I'm seeing.
	In England, a week and a half ago, same thing.
	A doc came up to me, a doctor from Ireland, a doctor from England, a nurse who's been in medicine for 30 years.
	They were like, hey, we're seeing it and it's in young patients and it's aggressive and we have patients that have been cancer free for three, four, five years.
	All their scans are clear.
	They get that booster and now they have stage four disease again.
	So, you know, they can censor... That's a real... Actually, that's a great clip.
	I like the way he says, you know, they're doing okay, they get a booster, boom.
	Boom, you got cancer, stage four.
	I mean, so the point is that, yeah, they can censor all they want, but we'll still have Rumble.
	We still have podcasts.
	Rumble?
	Rumble?
	I mean, it may only be... Don't shut down Rumble.
	Don't shut down Rumble before the end of 2023.
	Right, but there's still well over a million people who listen to The Best Podcast in the Universe.
	They might take some learnings from this.
	Maybe.
	So we're getting stuff out, and that's good.
	To a few.
	Again, I'm...
	Really becoming very convinced that this is all just an immune immunity issue all of it It's you know, so the vaccine is not cancerous But you know you your immune system gets blown out and then other stuff starts to take hold We know if you really crank up the PCR cycles You'll find everything in everybody every single disease known to man is in you as long as you look hard enough But the one side effect is That everyone has heard about.
	With heart issues, clotting, myocarditis, periocarditis.
	They have a novel way of explaining this problem in Australia.
	Thousands of home defibrillators are being rolled out in Australian homes with hopes that one day every household will have one.
	They weigh less than half a kilogram.
	They're easy to use if anyone suddenly collapses.
	Oh!
	Every year in Australia, around 25,000 people go into sudden cardiac arrest.
	That's a lot.
	80% of those happen at home, but less than 3% survive.
	Sudden cardiac arrest is sudden, instant, surprising.
	You need something immediate because after 10 minutes, it's virtually impossible to bring you back.
	So there's a whole promotion going on in Australia.
	You need a defibrillator at home.
	Everybody should have one.
	Why not?
	Makes so much sense.
	I find these things to be right.
	Where's the commercials here?
	It sounds like an opportunity.
	Ooh, exit strategy.
	That's what I'm thinking.
	We could sell them in your car.
	You could have them in your home.
	Oh yeah, that plugs right into the cigarette lighter.
	Yes, yes.
	How about just a backpack for kids?
	For kids?
	Backpack for school?
	Yeah, back to school.
	Got your defibrillator right there for your classmates.
	Well, this is a very interesting idea.
	And you know, we could build that ourselves.
	Is it hard?
	You have the skills.
	Just a couple of transformers, some caps, a couple of paddles, good to go.
	Boom.
	Also good for a party.
	It's a great party favor, yes.
	It's great for parties.
	So something that we were talking about when the vaccination campaign just started was, you know, we saw could there be an uptick of accidents, traffic accidents, air travel accidents, because maybe something is happening to the vaccinated.
	And I think we were skeptical because it didn't seem, you know, if you're looking for stuff, you'll find a lot of planes getting into trouble, not necessarily making the news all the time.
	But now, this past weekend, Has been insane on the VACcident scene.
	This one came in from the Clip Custody and I didn't even put it in my montage.
	Now to a terrifying scene out of New Mexico.
	A driver plowed into a parade route leaving several people injured, including two police officers.
	But here's a quick little mini-cut.
	A multi-vehicle crash at one busy Rialto intersection leaving three people dead Monday evening.
	New video shows the moment one of those vehicles is engulfed in flames as first responders rush to the scene.
	Watch.
	About 10 seconds after the light turned green on Slauson, the driver of a speeding Mercedes-Benz zooms through her red light on La Brea, an eruption of car parts and flames as the five cars involved finally stop moving.
	All I heard was a crash and an explosion.
	It was just a big explosion and the flames went over my whole car.
	The flames went over the car.
	Actress Anne Heche is seen flailing around on a gurney as firefighters put her into an ambulance after crashing her car into a Mar Vista home.
	A nearby ring video captures the star's blue Mini Cooper flying down Preston Way around 11 Friday morning.
	And then, moments later, you hear the car crash into this house on Walgrove Avenue.
	Authorities say she blew through a stop sign at a T-intersection, and instead of going left or right, continued straight, hit the curb, went airborne, and flew into the house.
	Her car burst into flames, which quickly engulfed the residents.
	I mean, every single one of these is similar.
	It's someone at high speed, not stopping at a stop sign, intersection, or even a T. That was Anne Heche?
	Yeah, she's apparently severely burned.
	So those are four different reports.
	That's Ellen's first girlfriend, wasn't it?
	Yes, it was Ellen, yes.
	When Ellen came out, Hesh was her girlfriend.
	So three of those in California, all this weekend, and they're all the same.
	And then the other one with the parade route.
	Something's going on.
	These are not your typical accidents where people just go, I mean, you should see the video.
	I saw the video of the parade route guy.
	Yeah, well the one that goes to the intersection is just BAM!
	And immediate flame, it's crazy!
	It's really, really nuts.
	So... Well, that's interesting.
	I mean, normally you just say, well, these are, you know, accidents happen and there are all kinds of them, but you start ganging them up and they're all very similar in the style.
	Maybe there's something to it.
	Well, I think that if I were to look at the grand scheme of things, It seems pretty obvious to me that the pharmaceutical industry, the food industry, by default the banking, the money industry, they all want less of us.
	They just want to kill us off as best they can.
	Seriously though, they seriously... I don't think bankers would want more of us.
	I don't get that thinking.
	No, no, no, no.
	The bankers are just along for the ride.
	I don't think they're a part of any strategy per se.
	They just want to be rich and they've succeeded very well.
	Do you know Dennis Meadows?
	Have you ever heard of him?
	No.
	He was Dennis Meadows, a scientist and emeritus professor of the University of New Hampshire, whatever.
	But he wrote the book, The Limits to Growth.
	Uh, and I think this was, you know, back in the, uh, back in the, the population bomb days.
	He was in the MIT, 70 to 72.
	He was the director of the Club of Rome.
	There you go.
	No, the Club of Rome project on the predicament of mankind.
	Oh, yeah, those assholes.
	These guys were the worst.
	Yes.
	So, I have a clip here.
	We'll all be dead, but we're all dead since the year 2000, according to them.
	There's nobody here, so this show is nobody's listening to.
	We're not even doing it.
	Well, this is an interview when we still had 7 billion people on the planet.
	So, what is that?
	Probably late 80s.
	And this is the thinking... You want to know exactly, I can tell you.
	Please.
	And this is the thinking of this globalist, I would say eugenicist... No, 7 billion.
	7 billion.
	We hit 7 billion between 2010 and 2011.
	Oh, so this could be even newer than that.
	Yeah.
	Okay, well here he is.
	So far, globally, you are so far above the population and the consumption levels which can be supported by this planet.
	No, that's what they've been saying since then.
	What?
	You know, this is their problem.
	They have the same spiel.
	We can't sustain, we can't sustain.
	We've had no problem sustaining.
	Not everybody's happy.
	But they've never been happy, so what?
	This is nonsense right off the top.
	No, I think this is an important clip.
	Of course it's nonsense, but it's an important clip because he will... No, I didn't say it wasn't an important clip.
	I'm just telling you that it is nonsense that they... and he prefaces the whole speech with nonsense.
	It's ridiculous.
	I know.
	He's making it up.
	But that doesn't mean that he didn't say it!
	Lies!
	It's protected by the free speech.
	That's right.
	So far, globally, we are so far above the population and the consumption levels which can be supported by this planet that I know in one way or another it's going to come back down.
	So I don't hope to avoid that.
	I hope that it can occur in a a civil way, and I mean civil in a Special way.
	Peaceful.
	Peace doesn't mean that everybody's happy, but it means that conflict isn't solved through violence, through force, but rather in other ways.
	And so that's what I hope for.
	That we can, I mean, the planet can support something like a billion people.
	Maybe two billion, depending on how much liberty and how much material consumption you want to have.
	If you want more liberty and more consumption, you have to have fewer people.
	And conversely, you can have more people.
	I mean, we could even have eight or nine billion probably if we have a very strong dictatorship, which is smart.
	Unfortunately, you never have smart dictatorships.
	They're always stupid.
	But if you had a smart dictatorship and a low standard of living, you could have it.
	But we want to have freedom and we want to have a high sentence, so we're going to have a billion people.
	And we're now at seven, so we have to get back down.
	I hope that this can be slow, relatively slow.
	And that it can be done in a way which is relatively equal, so that people share the experience and you don't have a few rich trying to force everybody else to deal with it.
	So those are my hopes.
	These are pretty pessimistic hopes.
	All right, so here's my takeaway from this obvious eugenicist.
	He just believes that there's too many people and now he's not really into the eugenic side because he wants to reduce the human population equally so everybody, you know, you can't just live longer because you got money.
	So, you know, virus is a great way to do that.
	But maybe even more important is his realization that if we can't slow people down, we need to have a dictatorship, and he says several times, a smart dictatorship.
	And I think that is what is going on now.
	While we're trying to figure out how to reduce the human resources by debasing our food, as an example, You know, how many people have shown those pictures of the 1970s versus today and just the body shapes of the American population and then wonder why?
	You know, he's saying, well, we should have a smart dictatorship, which to me is QR codes, you know, tracking, all of this shit.
	I think this is the program.
	Figure out a way to kill people humanely, slowly.
	You don't want people to notice it.
	You know, just have a couple people drop dead of a heart attack or some blood clots, you know, drive through the intersection, you know, get cancer.
	To me, this is the epiphany I've had.
	They're killing us.
	And it's well underway and probably unstoppable unless you opt out on a personal level.
	What was this epiphany?
	When did this happen?
	It happened after I saw Bill Maher.
	I think you have the clip, actually.
	Well, the clip I have of Bill Maher is one of the offbeat clips where he's fat-shaming somebody.
	That's exactly the one.
	That's exactly the clip.
	That's the one that gave me the epiphany.
	You've had... Okay, I'm gonna stop here.
	This is bullcrap.
	You've had this epiphany for almost as long as I've known you.
	No, I didn't realize... No, what I didn't realize is the food part.
	That part I hadn't figured out.
	And that's what Bill Maher, all of a sudden he goes, oh, look at this.
	I'm like, oh, I see what's happening.
	No, this is different.
	I'm sure this is not the clip you're thinking of.
	OK, what I saw him, he had a whole rant about how fat people are and that we have 40% of the Americans are obese.
	And he sits there and says, hey, man, eat less cake.
	But that's not the problem.
	That's my epiphany.
	They're killing us very, very, very slowly by debasing our food.
	Just debasing it.
	We're not eating food.
	My semi-annual McDonald's Big Mac report, I think, reflects this.
	Let's hear it.
	Well, I said it recently, every six months I have a Big Mac, because I'm familiar with the original, and I'm familiar with the formulation on the original, because the Morehouse Mustard guys, which used to be in El Cerrito, I'm sorry, in Emeryville, George Ladder, to be specific, one of the owners, gave me the lecture about the fresh horseradish and all the stuff that they did for that original burger.
	And over time, everything's powdered and they don't even care.
	And the last burger that I bought for the last Big Mac, which was a few weeks ago, I could only maybe swallow one bite, maybe, you know, try to get the second bite down.
	I had to chunk it up with a knife and give it to the dog.
	It was inedible.
	It was totally inedible.
	I could not eat the damn burger.
	And yet, during the lockdowns, the only thing that was available was fast food.
	Was this nasty shit?
	So the fat-shaming clip, which you might as well play, is really because it's targeted.
	It's targeted at Chris Christie.
	I just even realized that.
	I was so blown away that Bill Maher couldn't figure out why everyone's fat in America.
	So the Chris Christie clip was aimed, and this is not from the show, it's from the after show.
	And I just thought, you know, here's another one of these liberals, even though he's kind of a dubious liberal.
	Uh, like guilt, uh, guilt trip liberal.
	Uh, fat-shaming, and I just thought it was abhorrent, but play it.
	I think Santas has a shot.
	Yeah, oh he's got more than a shot.
	I mean he's, I think he won the straw poll in New Hampshire and... He feels a little Christy-esque to me, like he's peaking right now, but he's not actually gonna like, land the plane.
	Oh no.
	Well he's not Christy-esque.
	He is very Christy-esque!
	No, Christy's twice the man he is.
	Yeah, but you know, did you see the full show where he did the whole fat segment?
	No, that was his callback.
	And he's on YouTube, so he thinks he can do whatever he wants.
	By the way, that Liz Smith woman?
	I hope we see a lot of her.
	What an idiot!
	She's pretty bad.
	She is really stupid!
	Anyway...
	This all comes together in this next clip from Canadian Member of Parliament, what is her name here?
	By the way, Duchovny's no genius.
	No.
	It really comes out in the after session.
	It does come out, doesn't it?
	It does.
	This is, hold on a second, Leslyn Lewis.
	And since we're talking about food intelligence, and of course this plays right into climate change, which we'll get to, she is now going to explain what net zero means.
	Net zero.
	This is the term that everybody's using.
	Net zero, 2030, 2050, whatever you want.
	Net zero, net zero.
	And she's going to explain what kind of hell net zero really is.
	This whole net zero is a nobody has ever asked to define net zero.
	And that's what the farmers are fighting over right now because the government of Holland and Sri Lanka and here has defined net zero.
	And I'm going to give you an example.
	You eat a piece of steak.
	That steak, the carbon footprint is calculated by every single thing that that cattle consumed up until you ate it and then the fat that you ate it.
	That's what the carbon footprint is.
	And so the nitrogen in the soil, the feed, the transportation of the feed, everything is calculated.
	That is, I think, what they're calling the new asset class.
	So all of those steps, all of those processes will be owned somehow, like some legal NFT or something.
	You can trade on every single bit of that process.
	And then they do an equation and then they say it's not sustainable.
	And the problem is, is that even for agricultural production, where farmers have gone to even zero tillage and have invested in technology, and they thought that that would have been enough, and that's what the government in Holland said.
	That would have been enough.
	Then they changed the rules and they said no, it's not enough.
	All that money you invested, I'm sorry, it still doesn't meet net zero.
	And that's the problem.
	Because a net zero calculation is almost like It's sorcery almost, because when you look at an electric car, and if you're going to do a net zero calculation on an electric car, and you look at a cobalt mine, or even a computer too, a cobalt mine or a lithium mine, and you look at the degradation of that, and then you look at the fact that five-year-old African children are working in those mines,
	And then you look at the battery in an electric car and how it gets disposed of afterwards and the years that it would take to break down that battery and you do a carbon footprint on that, you would see that that is far more damaging than agriculture.
	But it's agriculture what is being attacked and that's why I believe that there's an agenda.
	It's the agenda of bugs.
	This makes so much sense.
	Remove all healthy food.
	I mean, it's just like we were complaining during the lockdown.
	It only makes sense to a maniac.
	During the lockdowns, there was not a single person said, hey, here's what you can do to strengthen your immune system.
	Make sure you get a little bit of sunshine or maybe take some vitamin D. No, instead, we're eating processed shit that has no nutritional value and we're jacked on pharma.
	They're going to succeed.
	We'll never hit 8 billion.
	We'll hit 8 billion.
	I think we're already at 8 billion.
	No.
	Where are we at?
	Well, we're probably around 8 billion.
	Yeah, I think we're at 7, 7, 9, 4 as of 2020, so probably close.
	And India is going to pass China, which is going to be the more interesting of the two.
	Yeah.
	Phenomenons.
	Anyway, so, did you see the climate crisis emergency in Washington, D.C.?
	No.
	No, I didn't.
	Brief me.
	Yes, Washington, D.C.
	lightning strike that killed three offers climate warning.
	Oh, I have the clip.
	I have the clip.
	Does it offer a climate warning?
	I cut it off, and I think it was from NTD, so they don't do that, but somebody got hit by, somebody, I thought it was like, it seemed like they were testing some gear.
	It's 5G.
	That 5G is really powerful.
	This is Reuters.
	WTF, what the fuck, lightning in DC.
	Police say the two people who were critically injured in a lightning strike outside the White House have died.
	Wow, gee, I have a better clip than that about the lightning strike.
	Well, it was a short five second clip for the reason that it was just outside the White House.
	Yeah, hold on.
	Overseas tonight, a devastating lightning strike in Cuba.
	Oh no, that's Cuba.
	But Reuters says the lightning strike offers a climate warning.
	His climate change.
	Yeah, these are climate change victims.
	Scientists, right here.
	And you can fact check it because it's Reuters.
	Scientists say that climate change is increasing the likelihood of lightning strikes across the United States.
	After lightning struck at a square near the White House, leaving three people dead and one other in critical condition.
	The hot, humid conditions in Washington, D.C.
	on Thursday were primed for electricity!
	Really?
	That's interesting.
	So, there you go.
	It's climate change.
	Yeah, okay.
	There's never been lightning strikes before.
	One more food climate change clip here from New Zealand.
	Everything is starting to lock down just like in the Netherlands with the farmers.
	Funny story.
	So you know the Netherlands, we now know that the whole idea is to reduce the farmland, to take the farmland to build 900,000 homes to start this tri-state cities project.
	Which brings the Netherlands, Belgium, and parts of Germany into one megacity, as you would call it, a bedroom community.
	Here's the rub, though.
	Where they're building those 900,000 new homes in Holland, they won't be allowed to have cars.
	The minister has come out and said, there will be no cars in that area.
	We'll have great transportation.
	What?
	Yeah, you can't have a car.
	No car.
	No car.
	Wait a minute.
	900,000.
	How many?
	What was the number again?
	900,000.
	With no cars.
	No cars.
	Mm-hmm.
	Oh, I mean, now this is where they, you know, they try to get away with stuff.
	This is typical.
	Let's see what we can get away with.
	You're going too far with that one, Bill.
	No, no, I think you guys now, they bought into this, they'll buy into that.
	And so now no cars, sure.
	I mean, it's so severe that Spotify won't even play the cars in the Netherlands.
	I mean, I'm just telling you, it's so bad.
	Whoa, you got a writer now.
	I know.
	Here's New Zealand.
	With a population of just 5 million, New Zealand's carbon footprint is relatively small.
	Its hoofprint, however, is through the roof.
	And now, in a world first, New Zealand farmers will have to pay a tax for every one of the methane-emitting 10 million cattle and 26 million sheep that roam the scenic countryside.
	The farmers will be able to mitigate their tax burden if they lower emissions by modernizing their operations.
	Modernizing!
	Where the program could fail is if farmers pick up and move their operations to another country.
	When you shut down farms and they go someplace else, then that doesn't mean that the demand for these products that these farms used to produce all of a sudden ceases to exist.
	The demand is still there and will be satisfied by somebody else elsewhere in the world.
	And that means that emissions will simply shift from one place to another.
	Cows and sheep are ruminant animals, meaning they have four-chambered stomachs that act like fermentation vats that create methane, 95% of which comes right out of their mouths.
	As far as greenhouse gases go, methane traps up to 36 times more heat in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide does.
	And that's bad.
	But while the carbon dioxide we emit today will stick in the atmosphere for centuries, methane dissipates in far less time.
	The good news is that methane is short-lived.
	It only lives about a decade in the atmosphere, and then it's killed, it's destroyed.
	New Zealand is hoping for the kind of success seen in California, which has reduced the methane produced by its dairy farms by 30%.
	However, California did it through incentives, not taxes.
	Yeah.
	Well, we have all kinds of incentives.
	The Pope sent a letter to the EU Youth Conference and said, hey, stop eating so much meat.
	The Pope.
	Yeah, no, but he's from Argentina.
	Right, like Meat Central.
	That's Meat Central.
	Yeah.
	Go retire already.
	The guy is a bad guy.
	Yeah.
	This is not a good Pope.
	I know, I'm sorry I called him.
	But he's retiring soon.
	It's done, which I also called.
	He's retiring.
	Which is kind of odd.
	Of course it's odd.
	I guess it's a new trend in the church for the Pope to come in for a while.
	And then quit.
	Well, no, this will usher in the Great Reset.
	That is the Antichrist!
	No, well, I don't know about that, but the Great Reset, for sure.
	The Queen dies, Joe Biden dies, the Pope resigns.
	New round, new chances, new leaders.
	The question is, who's it going to be?
	And how is Joe, by the way?
	He's on day seven now of COVID still?
	I don't know what the latest is.
	I think he's voluntarily locked up.
	The doctor still won't talk to him.
	Won't let the doctor in.
	Valerie Jarrett won't let the doctor talk to anybody because he has to answer questions.
	Yeah.
	And he doesn't want to say anything, because I guess Joe's got other issues.
	Oh, really?
	Well, he said he had cancer in those old clips.
	He seems quite healthy.
	He seems quite surprised.
	He does.
	Let's play a couple of Biden clips to get him out of the way.
	All right, please.
	Here is an interesting one, I thought.
	This is Biden talking about his granddad as a football player.
	We know there's an old expression.
	A baseball coach of the Dodgers years ago, Leroy DeRoche, said, I'd rather have Lady Luck sitting on my bench than skill.
	My grandfather was an All-American football player at Santa Clara in the turn of the century.
	He used to say, no, I'd rather have luck and skill on the bench.
	So his granddad was a football player.
	I don't know his position, but he was at Santa Clara, which is a small school in California around 1900.
	And there's no way he was an All-American.
	That's a lie.
	Oh, his grandfather?
	Yeah, there's no way.
	That's not possible.
	I would like to see some doc... I tried to find the documentation that he... I saw his picture.
	I like how you're like... But I couldn't find it.
	This is a lie!
	It's a lie!
	Nobody calls him out on his lie!
	Well, you just did it.
	Way to go.
	Here's another one that's interesting.
	He's describing here his home life as a kid, and I thought there was an interesting little tidbit in here.
	Like I said, I was raised in one of those households where when the price of a gallon of gasoline went up, it was a topic of discussion around the kitchen table.
	And we weren't poor.
	We were just a typical middle-class family in a three-bedroom house with four kids and a grandpa.
	But all kidding aside, we lived fine.
	What's he all kidding aside?
	Oh, um, yeah.
	Not a joke.
	What's he kidding about?
	It's not hyperbole!
	That's right, Jack.
	It's all kidding aside.
	So his granddad, which may have been the football player, was living there.
	Maybe.
	Maybe.
	I don't know.
	He didn't say which granddad.
	Uh, okay.
	So he's talking about, I was not, I'm not nearly as old as that guy, but I would say, I don't remember as a little kid, my parents ever talking about the price of gasoline at the dining room table.
	Do you remember your parents ever talking about the price of gasoline?
	It's bullcrap.
	Okay.
	Hold on a second.
	My mom had severe financial trauma issues.
	So things did come up, yeah.
	And you know when it really hit and it wasn't per se about gasoline?
	When we were just living in the Netherlands and my dad was being paid in US dollars.
	And the exchange rate was completely out of whack.
	First of all, there was 95% income tax.
	And because of us being paid in US dollars, we weren't getting enough Dutch guilders or whatever the problem was.
	And I just remember my mom always looking terrified about a change in the exchange rate.
	And then, of course, we actually had the oil crisis where they closed down all roads on Sundays in the Netherlands, the Carless Sunday.
	Hey, well, at least they had one look at what's going to happen to the 900,000 houses.
	This is what it's like, people!
	Except without the highway.
	Okay, this is the last clip I have.
	This is about kids going to school.
	I have no idea what the recovery plan did, what the government did at all.
	I mean, the reason why we still had teachers in school, kids going to school, the reason why we had cops on the beat, the reason why we had essential workers.
	States couldn't afford it.
	Cities couldn't afford it.
	Towns couldn't afford it.
	Counties couldn't afford it.
	Wait a minute.
	The reason why we had kids going to school is because they couldn't afford it?
	Let me hear this again.
	He claims, I'm going to tell you the backup on this.
	He claims that the recovery act that gave through a couple billion trillion into the population was because for some unknown reason, nobody could afford to pay the cops, even though they were paying the cops fine until COVID.
	And, and so the recovery, which is caused the inflation, he's saying it didn't cause the inflation.
	And that's why kids are still going to school.
	Kids didn't go to school!
	The kids were kept out of the school, except the private schools where they still went to school, because the private schools are outside the system.
	But no, that's bullcrap!
	This whole thing is a lie!
	Now, I may have some insight into what happened to our president.
	The sometimes spokeshole for the White House, typically Pentagon, but now he's teamed up with Karine Abdul-Jean-Pierre Van Claude Van Damme.
	He's ready to pounce.
	He's ready to pounce.
	He was asked a very interesting question about the president's COVID status.
	President Biden may have begun to have symptoms about four days after returning from Saudi Arabia.
	Has the U.S.
	government ruled out the possibility that the Saudi government may have deliberately exposed the president to the coronavirus?
	I love this question!
	Did the Saudis infect Biden deliberately with the coronavirus?
	Has the U.S.
	government ruled out the possibility that the Saudi government may have deliberately exposed the president to the coronavirus?
	I think I should refer to Karine on that question in terms of talking about the president's.
	No, no, no.
	She was like, she's deer in the headlights on this.
	Refer to Karine on that question in terms of talking about the president's medical condition.
	That's out of my scope.
	But I don't know where this idea is coming from.
	I don't know what prompted you to ask it that way.
	But the idea that a foreign nation state would deliberately try to infect the President of the United States with a virus is just ludicrous.
	Just absolutely ludicrous.
	There's nothing to it.
	And it should be treated as the ridiculous idea that it is.
	It's crazy!
	A nation state would never do that!
	Wow, what a bunch of bullcrap that is.
	Never!
	No.
	And the Russians never have the umbrellas with the pricker?
	Yeah, we wouldn't ever try to get an exploding cigar into Fidel Castro's box.
	We'd never try to give Hugo Chavez cancer.
	That would be crazy.
	No nation state does that.
	No, that's not possible.
	What was the other one?
	There's another.
	Oh, during the Church Commission.
	Wouldn't it be crazy to think that the CIA has a dart gun that can give you a heart attack?
	No, it's crazy.
	They held that thing up in Congress.
	They showed the gun.
	Yeah, look at this.
	Look at this.
	Hey, look at this.
	Yeah.
	No, no, no, no, there'll be none of that.
	Well, you know what?
	Here's another crazy thing.
	I wasn't actually going to play this, but it now comes into play.
	There's a guy who went on a... They may have captured him at this point.
	He went on a shooting spree in Ohio, killing, I think, four people.
	His name is Steven Marlowe, and he left an Instagram video explaining what he was doing and, of course, that he's not crazy.
	So, Mom, Dad, Kevin, Kerry, Brendan.
	I just want you to know I love you more than you will ever know.
	I could not have asked for a better family.
	What you cannot comprehend is that we have been attacked by this weapon our entire lives, and the attack against me personally is one of the most vicious attacks a human being has ever faced.
	I have tolerated the most inhumane torture in hopes that the FBI and CIA would come to my defense, but they have failed to come to my aid.
	My only hope is that you come to understand what has happened here.
	When the world realizes what has happened, there will be justice, but I cannot sit by and be a victim any longer, and I refuse to sit by and do nothing while my nieces and nephews and the rest of my family are operated on with mind control.
	Our thoughts are not private.
	It is disgusting and it is cruel.
	I will be launching the first counterattack against mind control in human history.
	I want to be very clear, this will not be an active shooting event.
	I will be executing some of the people responsible for activating shooters.
	If I happen to survive, please visit me in prison, if only to see the same man you have always known, rather than the victim of some mental disorder that does not exist.
	What you may not understand is that I will gladly die to expose this, and I will gladly die to help one other victim discover the truth of what has happened.
	If I can help another targeted individual fight back against telepathy, then the sacrifice will be well worth it.
	To any TIs who read this, understand that your attackers use the form of ventriloquism I describe in the paper to move your thoughts, but your thoughts can also move their mouths.
	To my friends in Chicago, Lexington, Dayton, and all over the world, get this email out to everyone you know.
	The most horrific weapon ever made is being used on human beings, and if you ever learn the truth, you will understand what I did here to protect myself and my family.
	Get this out to other TIs, other voice hearers, so the world has a chance to fight back.
	To my family, especially my nieces and nephews, I want you to understand that what I do here, I do for your future, and hope that you can live a life free of mind control.
	Wow.
	Wow!
	Wow, that's a good catch.
	I'd never heard this.
	I just found out about it myself and, you know, we haven't.
	Well, they've been, obviously, they've been keeping some, they, they've been keeping it suppressed.
	I'm giving you a clip of the day for digging that thing up.
	And we've seen, like, the shipyard.
	Well, I mean, before any analysis, exactly who were the people he killed?
	Oh, I have it here somewhere.
	That... Hold on a second.
	Where's my videos?
	I will have to find it for you.
	It's somewhere here.
	I don't know.
	Offhand, I don't know.
	Seems important.
	Yes, it does, now that you mention that.
	But I got my clip of the day already, so who gives a shit?
	Yeah, dammit.
	Otherwise, I would have given you a clip of the day.
	But the point is, he sounds reasonably together.
	Sounds very together, in a science fiction-y way.
	But we've heard a lot, and I don't know if he's former military.
	That wouldn't surprise me.
	Because, you know, we had the Navy shipyard.
	You know, the guys are the same thing.
	Voices in my head.
	You know, let's remember the embassies that people have been targeted and they're getting migraines and other things.
	And MKUltra, which was real.
	A real program.
	So who knows?
	Who knows?
	Well, that's where it'd be interesting to see who he shot.
	I'm going to find out.
	He said he's targeting his tormentors.
	Yeah.
	So, we'll find out.
	We'll find out.
	Uh, well, since we're on conspiracies, wanna do a couple real quick?
	Uh, yeah.
	Nuts.
	What happens, I kicked a keyboard.
	Uh-oh.
	And then I erased a, uh... An important document?
	A donation note from someone.
	Can you do a Control-Z?
	I just did it, and it didn't bring it back.
	Oh.
	I hate it when that happens.
	I'll just make sure you have to read this one.
	Okay.
	Uh, Dan Crenshaw here in Texas.
	Oh yeah, your buddy.
	Ah, I think it worked.
	Got it.
	So Dan Crenshaw, um, really fell out of favor during... Everybody hates him.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They call him, what does, uh, Alex Stein call him?
	Uh, Eyepatch McCain, which is very rude.
	Yeah, Eyepatch McCain.
	Eyepatch McCain.
	Uh, you know, I think the, the, the, some of the problems that people had here in Texas was, uh, he wanted a centralized vaccination, uh, database and registry.
	And then he shows up as a World Economic Forum Young Global Leader.
	And we've talked about this.
	That was his mistake.
	Well, same with Tulsi Gabbard.
	She's also a Young Global Leader, which just puts a little bit of a stench on you.
	It puts a big stench on you.
	It makes you untrustworthy.
	You okay?
	Yeah, this is long COVID.
	If you showed up all of a sudden as a young global leader on the World Economic Forum website, what would you do?
	What I do?
	Yeah.
	I'd start to talk about how great it would be if we had one world government.
	And in all seriousness, if you were against it, would you say, take me off your website?
	Oh, you mean, in other words, if I showed up and I wasn't really... I just showed up on the list there and you said, hey John, by the way, did you know you're on the list for... Yes.
	What would I do?
	I would get ahold of somebody and tell them to take me off the damn list right now or I'm suing you.
	Right!
	Because it's a bunch of globalist pricks that you want nothing to do with.
	Yeah, it would be bad for this show, that's for sure.
	Yes!
	And so, you know, you'd make a big deal out of that.
	And, um, now I can see where other people would be like, oh, I'm so honored!
	Oh, no, there's plenty of people that would think it was cool.
	Well, let's see what Dan Crenshaw thought.
	So, the latest conspiracy theory about me, and there are many, and they're kind of hilarious, and people love to click on them.
	One of the latest ones is that I'm secretly part of the World Economic Forum.
	That's right.
	So the conspiracy goes like this.
	Even though I vote completely opposite to their values, everything I say and do is completely antithetical to everything the World Economic Forum stands for.
	There's this belief that secretly I'm a card-carrying member.
	It's not true.
	I've never collaborated with them.
	There's no correspondence with them.
	There's no membership.
	There's nothing.
	The reason people latch on to this, for those of you who don't know, and you probably don't even know what the World Economic Forum is... Oh, oh, oh, I'm sorry, Dan.
	We're so stupid, we don't even know what the World Economic Forum is?
	Okay!
	The reason people latch on to this, for those of you who don't know, and you probably don't even know what the World Economic Forum is...
	A few years ago in 2019, every year they publish a list of up-and-coming leaders, and they put me on the list.
	I rose to fame very, very quickly in 2019, and so they add me to the list.
	There's no correspondence that occurs.
	Again, there's no membership.
	There's no meetings.
	Never been to Davos.
	I think we need to put the conspiracy back in the box where it belongs.
	And let's try not to turn our politics into the Jerry Springer show.
	Thanks everybody.
	Not believable!
	That's just not believable.
	They just put people on the list because he rose to fame.
	Notice he likes the fame part.
	Yeah, he thinks very highly of himself by saying that over and over.
	Sorry.
	Slipped out.
	Yeah, that's well-timed.
	Slipped out.
	So, now.
	Here's the most elitist thing I've seen.
	And it happened last weekend.
	It was the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
	And I've only seen about About 35 minutes of the opening ceremony.
	Dude, this was on par with the Crazy Tunnel.
	It was complete, like, you know, Moloch worship.
	Just all the weird, creepy, elitist things that you'd expect from the globalists at the Commonwealth Games, which were held in Birmingham, England, of all places.
	Well, they have, I think, some soccer stadiums, this stuff in Birmingham.
	No, of course there is!
	Of course.
	It has to be in one of the Commonwealth countries, I guess.
	Whatever the Commonwealth is.
	Well, the British Commonwealth, you know, United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, same as Five Eyes, and I think they have a couple of African countries.
	Let's just call it what it is, the Five Eyes Games.
	Five Eyes Games, exactly.
	So here's some of the official opening ceremony as played on the BBC.
	But of course, for all the colour and noise, the characters, the invention, there was a dark side to the Industrial Revolution, a darker side to the bullring.
	The beat pounds to remind us of the relentless drive of industry.
	They drag a beast, a bull, ten metres high.
	Enraged by injustice, the bull breaks free and causes pandemonium.
	Wolves were baited and sold here in the city for centuries.
	It's no doubt going to be up to Stella and the Dreamers to try and halt the bull.
	Stella offers friendship and compassion to tame the beast.
	And they got women, you know, pulling chains, in chains.
	Oh my God.
	By the way, I want to make, before somebody starts writing in, the United States is not part of the England-British Commonwealth.
	No, no.
	But they are part of Five Eyes.
	I'm going to continue.
	I like the Five Eyes band.
	Yeah, no, it sounds disgusting.
	It sounds totally satanic.
	So now here's a little piece from Rumble.
	Where someone did what I always want us to do live, and they did their own commentary over the Commonwealth Games.
	Link in the show notes!
	The 72 Dreamers are on their way to Brum, and we have liftoff for the 22nd Commonwealth Games.
	We do indeed, Hazel.
	And it's so great to hear the story of young Birmingham lads like Khadal Akhbudali.
	Really, really is the second city of England.
	on his hopes and dreams.
	He went on to represent the refugee team at the World Athletics Championships in London in 2017.
	Thank you, Andrew, for finally mentioning refugees.
	We haven't spoken about refugees here since we mentioned Qadal Ahmoudali one second ago.
	Lockdown in our houses.
	Our villages, our cities and our countries.
	Now we can travel again and meet up in new neighborhoods.
	In fact, we're building a new neighborhood here.
	How's this for a courtyard of the Commonwealth?
	Really is perfect scene in Birmingham here.
	Weird flying houses, strange dancing, celebrating the United Nations refugees Cadalhach Budali.
	This really does say the Commonwealth Games.
	It really does.
	Tower of Birmingham there.
	Sorry, I mean the Tower of Babel.
	Weird drummer.
	Purple.
	Strange graffiti.
	Lovely to see the crowd looking stunned and bewildered in the background as the satanic ritual continues on in front of the beautiful Tower of Babel.
	Oh, man.
	- There you go.
	We need to do some of that. - Yeah, the British understatement makes it work well with something like what you saw there.
	I should go look at this.
	This sounds terrible.
	Oh, it's fantastic.
	And it's actually disgusting.
	I think these people should be ashamed of themselves, but what are you going to do?
	They have no shame.
	They have no shame.
	No shame.
	No shame.
	How about a little bit about Ukraine before we move on?
	Oh yes, oh yes.
	I'm very excited about Ukraine.
	I have stuff.
	I've got a series of clips here and most of them involve the Amnesty International reports saying they're a bunch of pricks and assholes and criminals.
	What?
	What?
	And so... Next you're going to tell me they've got Nazis up there.
	So I have two series there.
	The one series is just an update on, from New Tang Dynasty, and then I have the NPR report.
	But let's start with this.
	This is Ukraine.
	And let me give a little background on this.
	This is Ukraine nonsense update.
	And why I call it nonsense update, because whatever happens, it always boils down to Zelensky screaming and hollering and whining about the fact that we need to give him more money.
	So here we go.
	And over in Ukraine, President Zelensky says a report by Amnesty International about the country cannot be tolerated.
	He says the report equates the victim and the aggressor.
	The human rights group accused Ukraine of endangering civilians.
	It says Ukraine based its troops in residential areas during Russia's invasion.
	Kiev likened the report to Russian propaganda and disinformation.
	The report said amnesty workers saw Ukrainian forces establishing bases and operating weapons systems in residential areas.
	That's during their visits to several frontline areas in Ukraine's east and south from April to July.
	Zelensky made a televised late-night address.
	He said Russia had deliberately targeted civilians and he mentioned many atrocities that he said have been committed by Russia but have not been included in any reports.
	The Ukrainian leader also asked the European Union to release $8 billion for Ukraine that's currently blocked, adding that Ukraine cannot be held hostage to their indecision or bureaucracy.
	Zelensky's coke dealer needs some money.
	So they can't be held hostage, so give us the money.
	Hey, hey, hey, I can't be held hostage, give me the money.
	That's right.
	What?
	Wait, wait, wait, let me get the logic.
	No, he's over his skis, man.
	So here we go with an in-depth, a little more in-depth, this actually is only part of the longer bit they did on NPR because they were concerned that this may be unfair, this Amnesty International report, because it's targeting these poor Ukrainians who are just doing what they have to do.
	So let's go, Amnesty Report 1.
	On Thursday, the human rights group Amnesty International published a scathing report accusing the Ukrainian military of stationing its troops near civilian areas in ways that may amount to war crimes.
	Almost as quickly as it was released, Ukrainian and international experts condemned the report as misleading.
	Joining us now from Kiev is NPR's Yulian Haida, who has been following this for us.
	Welcome.
	Hi, Daniel.
	First question, is the Amnesty report credible?
	Well, critics from Ukraine's president on down say that the report amounts to disinformation, and Amnesty's own Ukraine office says that the foreign-based researchers glossed over critical information that can be easily manipulated or misunderstood.
	Now, I don't think there's much doubt that what the researchers saw is technically true, that there are situations where soldiers are quartered in homes next to civilians, that Ukrainian troops do spend time inside of vacant hospitals and schools and so on.
	My colleagues and I have even seen some examples of this.
	And that can theoretically set a bad precedent where Russians returning fire might miss and kill some bystanders.
	Amnesty says Ukraine should do better at evacuating civilians from the areas that they're operating in, but Ukraine's defense ministry says that they've done that.
	Thousands of people either can't or won't leave.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah, it sounds like this guy's not, uh...
	It's almost as though it's like you have to... No, we have to take the side of Ukraine on this, so soften the blow.
	And the guy's going, well, you know, I kind of saw that when I was over there, and well, you know, you can misinterpret it, I guess.
	So he's wishy-washy.
	Well, the wind is a-changing in Ukraine.
	I can see the media narrative shifting slowly.
	I don't think Zelensky is safe.
	Well, yeah, you've been of the opinion he's a walking dead man.
	Let's go to part two.
	If what the amnesty researchers documented is true, as you say, what is the criticism against the report?
	Yeah, so the criticism mostly comes down to what the report doesn't say, as opposed to what it does say.
	The report implies that Ukraine may be committing war crimes and says that soldiers' actions might be interpreted as using civilians as human shields.
	So I talked to the report's author, Donatella Rivera, who's very well known in this area of human rights research, and she said that being in schools and hospitals isn't strictly against international law.
	And so critics are asking, who gets to determine what is or isn't within the bounds of international law?
	How far do soldiers need to be away from civilians, especially in cases of defensive urban warfare, to be within the bounds of legal warfare?
	It's just too ambiguous.
	Hmm.
	the NPR follow-up?
	That guy, yeah, Amy Goodman does this too.
	The bounds of legal warfare.
	Hmm.
	We should practice that.
	That's very professional.
	Hmm.
	Hmm.
	Yeah, we should.
	Okay.
	This report has made a lot of people pretty mad in Ukraine, right?
	Yeah, it's been the talk of the streets for days.
	There's even a viral meme that the organization might change its name to something like Shamnesty International.
	Reasons for this is because Russia has been trying to justify its invasion of Ukraine since before it even happened.
	And Ukrainians are mad that Russian media has really run with this amnesty report, and they've jumped onto some of those implied conclusions that Ukrainians are all war criminals.
	It's a transitional criminal government.
	It's like, hello, hello.
	Let's see, the report comes out and then the Russians run with it?
	Wow.
	Why?
	I wonder.
	I wonder.
	It's crazy.
	Jeez, those guys, those Russians, they ran with a report that was...
	You look bad.
	Okay, let's go to the end of this.
	A question.
	Why do you think Amnesty International is typically a globalist organization who would be all in?
	For them to do this, that to me means a shift in the global narrative.
	You might be on to something there.
	Alright, let's listen to the third.
	I talked to Ilya Lozovsky from the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project, which, just like Amnesty, monitors compliance with international law in Ukraine.
	He says the Amnesty report was written so clumsily it orders on negligent.
	God forbid, you know, some explosion in a shelter in a hospital that kills 50 people, the Russians are going to say, well, look, even Amnesty International said the Ukrainians are making us do this.
	What's interesting is that Amnesty International itself has reported plenty of cases where Russians have attacked civilian sites without any pretext of returning fire.
	Like the time that the Russians bombed a theater in Mariupol where civilians were sheltering back in March.
	Ukrainians say there wouldn't have been any dead civilians at all if Russia hadn't invaded in the first place.
	Ukraine's foreign minister says any suggestion Ukraine provokes attacks is simply untrue and amounts to victim-blaming.
	Victim-blaming?
	Oh boy.
	It's victim shaming.
	Victim shaming!
	I can't do that.
	I'm going to throw some gas on your fire there that you've lit.
	CBS had an hour-long report, an in-depth report, about the arming of Ukraine, which, as we already figured out, is a mess.
	30% of the weapons that are sent over make it to their intended destination, 70% Just gone.
	Every shithole country is now armed.
	We've got Serbia kicking off now.
	There's all kinds of crap going on there.
	Who knows if they got some of those weapons.
	So for CBS to do this, which to me means that's got to be CIA hitting out at the DIA.
	Yeah, this is where you get your narrative changing because these guys are Trigger.
	They're the ones who put out the signage.
	Hey, look!
	Apples for sale.
	Five cents.
	Here's kind of the trailer, the promo for this hour-long special.
	In the past two months, we've moved weapons and equipment to Ukraine at record speed.
	Drones, grenade launchers, machine guns.
	We're seeing this incredible, historic flow of weapons coming into Ukraine.
	Do we have any sense as to where they're going?
	We don't know.
	There is really no information as to where they're going at all.
	You know, all this stuff goes to the border and then kind of like something happens, it kind of like... 30% maybe reaches its final destination.
	30%?
	Are you concerned about weapons getting in the wrong hands?
	I don't care at all whether that happens.
	What sort of a unit do you command?
	Can't say.
	Okay.
	You know, they're like power lords, oligarchs, political players.
	One of the biggest targets are convoys like this transporting weapons.
	Europeans had come to believe that that project of integration had effectively meant the banishment of armed force.
	All of a sudden, not far from the borders of the EU, was the most significant war since World War II.
	Arming of Ukraine!
	They really played it up.
	So that to me says, hey, hold on a second, this is not going well.
	And the whole thing is really, you know, there's NGOs who are doing the distribution of this, of this matrial.
	NGOs, some jamokes who got a non-profit they set up.
	We'll ship them around, don't worry about it.
	So untrustworthy.
	But here is the true canary in the coal mine.
	That shows me that the left is going to start pushing back very big and going to blame Joe Biden.
	I love Pink Floyd.
	I'm not a Roger Waters fan.
	In general, he's just annoying.
	He's annoying with his political agenda, but that's what he does.
	And for once, I agree with his assessment.
	He did an interview with Shmuel Konish on CNN and discussed his most recent tour where, it may even be in the intro here, where he shows a picture of Joe Biden and calls him a war criminal.
	So this obviously was a catalyst to ask about his stance.
	And Roger Waters being a super, super leftist guy, I remember the last tour.
	Of course I came and watched.
	Very much, you know, about Trump.
	the Palestinians so now he's now now he's gonna he's gonna school this CNN chill very interesting I remember the last tour of course I came and watched very much you know about Trump and in the current show you've got a montage of war criminals according to you and a picture apparently of President Biden on the screen and it says just getting started what's that all about President Joe Biden Yeah.
	Well, he's fueling the fire in the Ukraine for a start.
	That is a huge crime.
	Why won't the United States of America encourage Zelensky, the president, to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific, horrendous war that's killing we don't know how many Ukrainians.
	But you're blaming the party that got invaded.
	Come on, you've got it reversed.
	Well, you know, any war, when did it start?
	What you need to do is look at the history and you can say, well, it started on this day.
	You could say it started in 2008, okay?
	This war is basically about the action and reaction of NATO pushing right up to the Russian border, which they promised they wouldn't do when Gorbachev negotiated the withdrawal of the USSR.
	From the whole of Eastern Europe.
	When you say this, then I have to say, what about our role as liberators?
	You of all people... You have no role as liberators!
	World War II?
	World War II?
	You lost your father!
	You got into World War II because it's Pearl Harbor.
	You were completely isolationist until that sad, that devastating, awful day in 1941.
	I would argue we were always going to get in and that pushed us in.
	But thank God the United States got in.
	Right?
	You lost your father in World War II.
	Thank God the United States... But thank God the Russians had already won the bloody war almost by then.
	Don't forget, 23 million Russians died protecting you and me from the Nazi menace.
	And you would think the Russians would have learned their lesson from war and wouldn't have invaded Ukraine.
	Well, you, with all your reading, I would suggest you Michael, that you go away and read a bit more and then try and figure out what the United States would do if the Chinese were putting nuclear-armed missiles into Mexico and Canada.
	The Chinese are too busy encircling Taiwan as we speak.
	They're not encircling Taiwan.
	Taiwan is part of China.
	And that's been absolutely accepted by the whole of the international community since 1948.
	And if you don't know that, you're not reading enough.
	Go and read about it.
	Okay, well, first of all...
	That guy, that interviewer's an idiot.
	Yeah, well, we know that.
	A very lame interview.
	It's a knee-jerk guy.
	But it wasn't from 1948.
	In fact, the mainland was part of Taiwan until about the 70s.
	I think it was in the 70s when...
	We finally recognized Red China and then because Taiwan was recognized as the United Nations delegate for China.
	It was representing China.
	He's full of crap on that part.
	He needs to read a little more.
	But I'm thinking...
	Is there a subtle pullback on Ukraine so we can prepare for another, which will be a phantom war to ratchet up the China-Taiwan fear or something?
	Do you think that that might be in the cards?
	Because they're pulling back on Ukraine.
	The U.S.
	has even stopped sending, what is it, HIMARS, the MLRS?
	Yeah, the units.
	So we're not sending shit either.
	Yeah, we're not sending stuff to them either.
	So it just feels like this it's been played out.
	It's done.
	The news doesn't care.
	There's no good footage.
	There's no footage.
	We don't have dead children.
	We don't have even baby shoes empty on the street.
	We have no shoes.
	I've seen shoes.
	Come on, John.
	This thing's been going on for eight months.
	No, it's been going on too long.
	I thought it was a four month deal.
	Max.
	It's hard to say what the Russians are up to.
	Are they trying to draw it out?
	The Russians are sad, as far as I'm concerned.
	You know what I'm noticing?
	The Russians have done a pretty good job of a couple of things.
	The clips were too complicated, but let me summarize.
	And these are different sources.
	The Russians have made out on this, on the In a funny kind of awkward way with these sanctions, because except for the guys who put money in the overseas banks.
	They become rich.
	Well, they've made a lot of money on the oil, but the other thing is that the Russians have managed to do something that they've never been able to do naturally because they didn't really know how to deal with real capitalism and they're still not as good as the Chinese.
	But there's a long report about this new bottling company that's going to expand because Coca-Cola and Pepsi voluntarily left Russia and now the Russian bottling companies that make a Coke clone and a Pepsi clone are going to take over the market.
	And they say that the leftover Coke and Pepsi stuff will slowly disappear over the next six months after the inventories are taken out.
	And then, you know, McDonald's voluntarily left the country and give it over.
	They're like getting rid of these American influencers that are in the country doing good business.
	And they're not really skipping a beat, even though that McDonald's clone, the guys who took over all the McDonald's, they claim they're not doing as well, but I don't know that.
	It's probably too healthy.
	I've seen lines, and they show the pictures of the people still going there.
	I think the Russians are managing to, like, extract themselves from the claws of Western capitalists, who are just leaving on their own.
	They couldn't have gotten them out any other way.
	It's like a god thing.
	It's a very strange phenomenon I think they're making out.
	Russia's too big.
	They're a monstrous country, the biggest in the world.
	They're too, and they've got resources, they're too big to be cowed by sanctions.
	So what it's really done is it's cowed the American corporations who are doing good business in Russia to leave.
	Yeah.
	Beautiful.
	Yeah.
	So until they all leave, Russia's gonna stay in this phony baloney war.
	It's a masterpiece.
	It's the globalists.
	Did you see any CPAC?
	No, I didn't see any CPAC.
	I kind of avoided it.
	Every year it's the same thing.
	I don't like CPAC.
	I think it's a screwed up, you know, phony baloney.
	I'm a conservative.
	I'm more conservative than you, conference.
	I just...
	Yeah.
	Here's where I got turned off by it.
	When CPAC, during the early days, they had, when Ron Paul was still in Congress, they'd do a straw poll who should be president.
	He'd always win.
	Yes.
	And then they'd pick somebody else.
	Well, no, they stopped inviting him to the conference.
	There's a bunch of guys they won't invite because they're too conservative.
	Give me a break.
	I remember that.
	Well, you know who was there?
	I watched Trump's stand-up.
	I have to say, I didn't pull any clips from it, but very effective.
	I think he did a really good job for the audience.
	He had a couple of funny bits.
	You know, he brought up the champion swimmer who was number two because, you know, Leah Thompson or whatever.
	Yeah, Leah something.
	Leah, she's, you know, she's been beating That comrade has been beating all women, and so he brings her up, and she... Dude.
	She is cute.
	You said, this is the second time you called me dude.
	Yeah, but I had to because she's cute.
	And she had, you know, shorts on, you know, like the... They brought her up?
	The guy-girl?
	No, no, no, no.
	The number two.
	The number two who has been... Oh, the swimmer.
	Yes.
	The female swimmer.
	Yes.
	She is pretty.
	She's very pretty.
	And Trump's like, now you can see her next to me.
	Clearly, she can't beat me in a swimming competition because I'm bigger and faster.
	It was a fun gag.
	He did a good bit there.
	But he was very calm.
	He wasn't his typical...
	If you know what I mean.
	And he was very calm, and he was just... I don't know, I think it was effective for that group.
	I think it was effective for that group.
	It was your typical CPAC, though.
	And a special guest, Viktor Orban.
	President of Hungary.
	Well, they brought him over?
	Here's 16 seconds.
	Or was he on a video?
	No, he was there.
	Live and in person.
	But we have a different future in mind.
	The globalists can all go to hell.
	I have come to Texas.
	It's such a populist thing.
	It really is.
	It's very funny, though.
	It was fun to see.
	There's no doubt Trump is running.
	He's running, and he's going to have the nominee, the nomination, and we'll see what happens.
	I'm still of the opinion, two years from now, even Democrats will be begging for Trump.
	You can see it already.
	Man on the street everywhere.
	Yeah, I get to watch the same shows I watch.
	No, of course not.
	I'm watching these morning, you know, these shows and the weekend analysis shows and they're all trying to convince themselves that they got it made and they're not going to take the big beating and maybe even hold on to the Senate.
	Well, they've got this, what is it, now that Kansas City didn't go all in on, Kansas didn't go all in on abortion, we can win!
	That's pretty much their logic.
	That makes no sense.
	That makes no sense.
	You pretty much, you probably nailed the theme.
	That's it.
	We won Kansas!
	We can win anywhere!
	Okay.
	Alright.
	Fine.
	With that, I would like to thank you for your courage.
	Say in the morning to you, the man who put the C's in CPAC.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. John C. DeMora!
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry.
	Also, in the morning to all the ships that see boots on the ground, feet in the air, subs in the water, and all the dames and knights out there.
	And a big in the morning to the trolls in the troll room, who are always standing by, handing off one-liners, good information, good tips, and trolling, because that's what the troll room is all about.
	You can find it at trollroom.io.
	Oh man, it sounds like a junkyard over there.
	You okay?
	Yeah, I had to extract myself, sorry.
	Trollroom.io, you can listen live on Thursdays and Sundays when we do the show live.
	But there's really, there's always something happening on the stream, noagendastream.com.
	Or just hop in the chat with the stream at trollroom.io.
	You can also get one of those hot new podcast apps, newpodcastapps.com, Podcasting 2.0.
	You can listen to the live stream and you get the Trollroom right in the palm of your hand!
	Check it out.
	Let's see how many trolls we have here.
	Two hands up there, scurry around, you ugly trolls.
	Ooh, 2269.
	2269.
	I think we're on the rise again, aren't we?
	Yeah, a little bit.
	That's pretty good.
	Well, good.
	I love having you trolls here.
	It's good to see y'all.
	Not as good as the good old days, though.
	When?
	Well, we have to rebuild after the time shift.
	You know, it takes a little bit.
	And, you know, it's reflecting... You remember what the big number was?
	What the big top was?
	It was 30 something?
	3,000 something?
	3046.
	3046.
	Wow, that was pretty good.
	Well, we'll see.
	We may not get to that.
	And we're averaging 28.
	If you want, and you can't listen live anymore because of the subtle time change, you can always follow John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com, Adam at noagendasocial.com.
	You can follow us from any Mastodon account.
	This is part of the Fediverse.
	It's where the government cannot censor because you can't!
	It just can't be done.
	There's no willingness.
	There's no one in the Fediverse who will do it.
	No.
	No.
	There isn't.
	This is not going to happen.
	This is the new way.
	They don't want to do it.
	Well, this is that.
	Let's thank the artist for episode 1474.
	We titled that one Heart Dart.
	And the art for the Heart Dart was brought to us by Nessworks.
	Nice piece!
	There were people who even said they wanted this on a t-shirt.
	Old school gamers were all jacked about the combo of Super Mario, Donkey Kong, Vax Kong, Gitmo Gamer, you know, it had the 8-bit... Yeah, it had everything.
	It had the 8-bit lettering.
	It had the bridge on fire.
	Player 1, Curry.
	Player 2, Dvorak.
	I mean, we had the bonus with all threes.
	It was just, it was one of those pieces where you go, yep, that's the one.
	That's the piece.
	As I recall, you liked something else.
	Well, you liked the Four Horsemen of the Climate Apocalypse, which we did discuss.
	I did like that, but I also liked the Spooks' Vax Them All.
	This is the army symbol with a couple skeletons running from each other.
	Yeah.
	With a vaccine thing.
	I like that piece a lot.
	Why did we not choose that?
	Because we didn't.
	Okay.
	I'm just curious why we didn't.
	Let's see what else that we had.
	There was some people sent us ninja rockets.
	No, that was no good.
	Joe Biden with a monkey.
	No.
	Yeah, the challenge coin, the Vax them all challenge coin was nice.
	I felt it was a little too unclear.
	A little too small.
	Oh yeah, Curry Dvorak was definitely too small.
	Too small.
	Noah Jenner was kind of small, too.
	We had the Basketball, the Giner, the Griner, Niner, wasn't all that.
	And I kind of liked the Four Horsemen of the Climate Apocalypse, but if you didn't know the title, you didn't know what it was.
	You're just like, I don't know what this pertains to.
	This is a pretty piece.
	I thought it was very pretty.
	It had a nice logo.
	She did a great job.
	It's a fantastic piece.
	I would make that into a mug.
	That would look handsome on a mug.
	I agree.
	That's a taunted needle.
	That would look good.
	Well, Nestworks, thank you very much.
	You did a great job.
	We appreciate the work that all of our artists do.
	You can find their work, their handy work, at noagendaartgenerator.com.
	Man, I'm looking at Pelosi's boobs in this.
	I gotta scroll away from that.
	That's just disturbing.
	You can follow along if you're listening live.
	You can just refresh and see.
	I mean, already we have, what is it, maybe six, seven pieces have gone up just for today's show.
	You know what's interesting is there's Because we did the time change, we do have different, we have artists that have reappeared, and the example is up there, it's called By Toast.
	Toast used to do a lot of art.
	Wow, Toast is back, interesting.
	Yeah, he hasn't done anything for... Well, also Sir Paul Couture all of a sudden is doing stuff, and we hadn't had him doing stuff.
	Yeah, he's already bored with it, though, it looks like.
	You can also see all of the relevant images popping by in the chapters, which is an exclusive feature of Podcasting 2.0.
	You can get a new app for that.
	Works with 1.0 feeds as well.
	And thanks again for that work, that incredible value that all of our artists always deliver.
	More value in the form of treasure in our time, talent, and treasure quest.
	Value for value is the only way that we can even consider doing this program.
	We put the work in.
	We bring our years of experience and stories.
	We bring the analysis.
	If you find anything of value, we just ask you to put that down in a number, whatever is valuable to you.
	We can't determine that and send it off to us at Dvorak.org slash NA.
	Let's see, we have, it looks like we have, what is this, Long Note Day?
	Holy crap.
	That's because I haven't been complaining enough.
	Sir Anthony, Knight of the Coquille River Valley is our top executive producer from Myrtle Point, Oregon.
	I couldn't read this note if I had to.
	It just blows out my spreadsheet.
	Yeah, it's complicated for me too, but I'm going to give it a shot. 51171.
	Here's what he says.
	I have an important update on your gracious grant of karma in connection with my last donation, through which I became an instantite.
	As you may recall, I am a lawyer licensed in California who has been fighting the State Bar Association over my license after I blew the whistle on woke social justice warrior lawyers who were using federal legal aid grants to represent illegal aliens in violation of federal law.
	I will say, I've read this note, it's very interesting so it's worth reading.
	I won my trial, totally exonerated, and asked for karma in May in connection with my appeal hearing on May 19th.
	Always a good policy.
	The State Bar Court is in San Francisco, so of course the hearing was held by Zoom.
	I signed on and saw the smiling face of my brilliant attorney on the screen.
	Then my heart sank because I saw the panel of three judges who were hearing the appeal on screen.
	All fully masked, notwithstanding the use of Zoom.
	The state bar prosecutor was also in a mask, even though he was sitting alone in a room and on Zoom.
	I thought to myself, these are the people who have my livelihood in their hands?
	I am in a lot of trouble.
	My attorney and I were the only unmasked participants.
	The hearing quickly faltered as no one could understand the arguments made or the questions asked through the masks.
	The prosecutor asked for permission to lower his mask, which was granted.
	Excuse me, John, do I have permission to lower my mask for the rest of the show?
	No.
	After a couple of questions came out muddy, the judges lowered theirs as well.
	It would have been comical if the stakes had not been so high for me.
	At the end, despite a valiant effort from my attorney, I could not help but feel a bit discouraged.
	In late July, I got a text from my attorney that the decision was in a two-to-one vote.
	The State Bar Review Department upheld my exoneration and dismissed all the charges against me with a 47-page written opinion.
	Gentlemen, the evidence could not be more indisputable.
	Please let Noah Jednonation know that the karma is real and it works.
	Not a joke!
	Okay.
	So I send this second donation in humility and gratitude with another humble request.
	The state bar prosecutor has already told my attorney that he intends to pursue his final avenue of appeal to the California Supreme Court.
	Wow, they're out to get you, bro.
	The high priest of wokeness.
	Wait, what are they out to get him for?
	Because he's a whistleblower?
	Yeah, I guess.
	Or because he went after some woke jerk-offs?
	Yeah, I think we know what happened.
	Fellas, I'm going to need another dose of courtroom karma.
	They have not taken up an attorney discipline case in years.
	I'm hoping that a dose of karma will get them to pass on this one as well.
	If the case is closed in my favor, an insurance policy will refund my legal fees, which means I will have more ability to support the best podcast in the universe.
	Thank you again for the show and the karma.
	If it isn't too much to ask, could you please add, you've got butt slammed to the state bar prosecutor?
	Yeah, I think we can do that.
	And this is from Uh, Sir Anthony Knight of the Coquille River Valley, I think goat karma is appropriate.
	Whoa!
	You got butt slammed!
	There we go.
	You've got... karma.
	Thank you.
	Nice.
	Thank you.
	Yes.
	Todd McGreevey's up.
	Davenport, Iowa, $420.
	ITM gentlemen, thank you for your consistent courage and podcasting 2.0 prowess.
	Yay.
	Please consider the recent Value for Value installment for the following.
	One, knighthood has been achieved.
	Please assign this knighthood to our dude named Ben who hit me in the mouth over a dozen years ago, 12 to be exact.
	Bill Reveal.
	Please recognize him as Sir William Reveal, Knight of the Internet Revealed.
	Okay.
	And please have at the No Agenda Roundtable for Sir William Reveal, Harris Pizza, well done, and Whitney's Ice Cream.
	I think it's Whitey's.
	Oh, Whitey's.
	Okay, well, Whitey's.
	Racist.
	Better name.
	Whitey's.
	Whitey's Ice Cream.
	Okay, Whitey's Ice Cream.
	What kind of racist shit is that, man?
	This is probably in Davenport, Iowa.
	Probably two specialty shops.
	Uh-huh.
	Sir William Reveal is finally retiring and we're at last account.
	We are the last account he manages.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	We're hoping he can source a new trusted dude named Ben we can partner with to replace Sir William Reveal from the No Agenda Producer Network.
	Alt.
	Okay.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	At.
	At our dudes name ben dot com.
	We've posted the LAMP specs of what we run at three servers at DigitalOcean to operate and monitor a Drupal... a couple of Drupal sites.
	Oh, headless Drupal!
	Hey, there's nobody that works Drupal anymore.
	You're gonna have to have it rewritten.
	A couple of Joomla sites?
	Holy moly.
	a dozen WordPress sites, at least that's still in business, and a custom Python web application.
	So, well, you got a lot going on.
	Yes, you do.
	By the way, why would you have Drupal and Joomla and WordPress?
	I would question that idea.
	So, William Reveal has recently stood up in a Mastodon instance.
	We've yet to skin and promote it at flmnow.com for Free Lives Matter and that's in the queue for our new dude named Ben to assist in blowing up if he she wishes.
	I'm sure this was going to happen.
	Thank you.
	Number three, thank you for preserving Persevering, I'm sorry, through this long note.
	No jingles.
	Thank you.
	Only Karma for Sir William Reveal's shoulder surgery.
	Coming up in two weeks.
	We love you, Bill.
	All right.
	Of course.
	We love you, Bill.
	You've got Karma.
	Sir Goodbook is in Austin, Texas.
	Right down the road.
	About 70 miles.
	340.88.
	Got to share three full episodes over a road trip with the family this past week.
	I heard my 10-year-old daughter repeatedly singing, In the morning.
	In the morning.
	I don't know if that was her.
	I heard, of course, the jingle and had to chuckle.
	Had to chuckle.
	Keep it up, Sir Goodbook.
	Okay, thank you very much.
	Sir Wire and Dame Jazzy of the Hidden Jewel in Peoria, Arizona.
	333.33, the best.
	Please extend my sincerest best wishes to John and Mimi on our shared marriage anniversary 8-8.
	Oh yes!
	We are 8-8-98.
	Please also send my love to Dame Jazzy, my spoken hot wife of 24 years and a matriarch of our three human resources and three grandchildren.
	Woohoo!
	Wishing the best comedy podcast in the universe.
	Another 15 years of success and value for value.
	Karma for all the 8-8 anniversaries and thank you John and Adam for the fantastic insights and deconstructions.
	One jingle please.
	Amen.
	Fist bump.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Sir Wire and Dame Jazzy of the Hidden Jewel.
	Amen.
	Fist bump.
	You've got karma.
	Yes!
	Tomorrow is 8-8-8-8, congratulations!
	You guys have been together 88 years and they never had a fight!
	88 years, I went... Yeah.
	And I had to tell a story, so I go to the horse track, it was an early race.
	For your anniversary?
	For my anniversary, yeah.
	Or when you met.
	It was early in the morning, it was 8 o'clock, and there was a horse named Anniversary, and it was number 8.
	So I picked it, I figured this is a surefire winner, and indeed, it came in 8th.
	I'll be working the cat skills next week.
	Is Mimi coming down?
	Is she down for the anniversary?
	She got stuck because of the fires up there.
	She'll be down next week.
	Oh, that sucks.
	That's what I thought.
	You can always do Zoom.
	Zoom?
	With your mask on.
	Definitely.
	Richard Harris is up next.
	He's in Provo, Utah at 333.
	ITM jobs, Karma, worked in March.
	I was retired retail pharmacist, refused jab, and got my dream job at medical marijuana.
	I'm sorry.
	That's great.
	How is that a dream job?
	I guess it could be.
	Yeah, why not?
	You get a discount.
	Got a dream job at a medical marijuana dispensary after my last donation.
	I need some relationship.
	Yeah, Karma, please throw in some job health relationship for all.
	You got it.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs.
	Let's vote for jobs!
	You suck.
	Karma.
	Darren is in Henderson, Nevada, 333.33, one of our favorite executive producer amounts, donation amounts.
	First time donor, please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	Thanks for keeping me sane and making me laugh during these crazy times.
	We do aim to please.
	Please provide new house karma and baby-making karma.
	Well, you need a goat if you want to have some babies.
	I'm reliably informed.
	Karma.
	Just saying.
	And next we move to Greenwood, Indiana.
	And this is our first Associate Executive Producer, Dame Amazeballs and Robert Wiley.
	222.22 RoaDux.
	Switcheroo donation for Robert Wiley.
	No message.
	Double up on the karma.
	You've got karma.
	On to Forsyth, Missouri, 21112.
	Nice palindrome.
	Surrounded by idiots.
	Alright, surrounded by idiots.
	He says, hello comrades!
	Hello!
	This donation is another palindrome of ducks and dicks.
	Ducks and Dicks, that's right, 2-1-1-1-2.
	I like it.
	Towards my lovely wife's damehood.
	If you would please credit Tammy Collins with the Associate Executive Producership.
	Hold on a second.
	A switcheroo.
	Tammy Collins, and she is going in.
	Okay, why is this not working?
	I'll do that in a moment.
	Also, this is to commemorate her 52nd trip around the sun, which will be complete on Tuesday the 9th, so if you could add her to the birthday list, it would be much appreciated.
	Done.
	I was going to ask if Freddie the Firewall could wish her a happy birthday, but Adam's voice may not be able to handle that anymore.
	Oh, I'm not so sure, I think I probably could.
	Wow.
	That's going back, isn't it?
	That's going way back.
	That guy, Freddy, was banned from the show.
	We do have his theme, I think.
	I don't think I can do it anymore.
	I don't think I can do it anymore.
	I think he's right.
	Doesn't quite have it anymore.
	It was really, uh, really, uh, it made me, everyone... Yeah, it made everyone cringe.
	I'm so sick of the M5M pushing misinformation through the holes in my skull, I could scream!
	That's why this show is so valuable!
	For jingles, I'd like the Noodle Gun, if you could have it.
	Yeah, we got some Noodle... Noodle Gun for you.
	Oh, where did my Noodle go?
	Okay, Noodle Gun.
	What else did you want?
	Anyway, I've got to run to quote the great Eddie Money.
	I got two chickens to paralyze.
	Only the freaks have all the answers.
	Love you, mean it, he says.
	Okay, and here is your noodle gun.
	I'm gonna shoot you in the face with my noodle gun, you racist piece of shit.
	I got my pasta glock locked and loaded.
	Pew, pew, pew.
	Hey, can you just tell me, because I deleted it somehow, who was the surrounded by idiots, who was the donation for?
	It was a switcheroo, but somehow I deleted her name.
	Tammy Collins.
	Tammy Collins.
	Okay, thanks.
	And there's another switcheroo coming up in the next donation, and this comes in from Tony Helfs.
	She's in Fort Worth, Texas.
	$200.33.
	Hi John and Adam, I'm sending this donation as a switcheroo for my son, Brian Helfs.
	Let's see if we can make that change.
	Yeah, done.
	He turns 33 on the 10th.
	Please add him to the birthday list.
	He's on it.
	He hit me in the mouth two years ago.
	I was a reluctant convert.
	But you both make so much sense about everything that I became a loyal listener.
	Now I have my husband listening, too.
	That's a different, back-ass way of doing it.
	There you go.
	When I got hired as a fifth grade teacher in 2000... Oh, you'll love the teacher.
	I got some teacher clips today for you.
	In 2000, we were told about the importance of behaving as exemplary representatives of proper citizenship at the school as well as in the community.
	Our personal lives were not acceptable topics for the classroom.
	I don't understand why the woke think that other people care about their personal sex lives, especially children in the classrooms.
	When John shares his TikTok sound bites, I just shake my head.
	I have to vent.
	Thanks.
	Thanks.
	Jingles.
	New house karma.
	Uh, just that's karma.
	Okay, screw your freedom.
	Don't eat me, Joe Biden.
	Love is lit.
	Tony Helfest, uh, from Fort Worth, Texas.
	Screw your freedom.
	Don't eat me, Bojiden.
	You're scary.
	So scary!
	You've got karma.
	Uh, oh, then we're at the end.
	Short list.
	Longer notes, short list.
	Uh, Adi...
	Thank you for the best note of the day.
	You win.
	Yes, you do.
	Well, we thank these executive and associate executive producers for episode 1475.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	Thank you for the best note of the day.
	You win.
	Yes, you do.
	Well, we thank these executive and associate executive producers for episode 1475.
	That is now an official title that you can use anywhere.
	This is a credit that, well, credits are recognized.
	They will love this.
	Check it out.
	IMDB.
	Just go look for No Agenda Show Producers and you'll see there are many executive and associate executive producers.
	It's a cool... it's for bragging!
	It can be used for all kinds of things, but people also seem to like to put it in their LinkedIn, and jobs have come from it.
	If anyone ever questions the validity of this, please let them know that Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak will vouch for you.
	If you'd like to become an executive or associate executive producer of The No Agenda Show, go here!
	And thank you very much for bringing your time, talent, and treasure to the show!
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, We hit people in the mouth.
	Order!
	Order!
	Amen.
	Fist bump.
	Shut up, slave!
	Shut up, slave!
	Alright, we might as well do your teachers.
	I got a couple.
	Not all teachers.
	One's just a pissed off something or other.
	I don't know what she is.
	This is your continuing coverage of the educational system in the United States.
	All right, let's start with some teachers.
	So here's the teacher who's really involved with feelings, and she's going to lecture you because she's emotionally neutral, she claims, and she's worked about people, parents in particular, telling her what to teach.
	Yeah, see, it's not that cut and dry anymore because parents like you say, don't bring your feelings into it.
	Fuck off!
	Hold on a second.
	So these are teachers.
	I presume public school teachers, possibly.
	I don't know if they're public.
	Yeah, no, they're public schools, mostly grammar school.
	And so they, they, they will voice their opinions on TikTok.
	And say things like, do they think that no parents are watching?
	Is this possible?
	I have no idea what they're thinking.
	They're not thinking.
	Yeah, see, it's not that cut and dry anymore because parents like you say, don't bring your feelings into it.
	Fuck off!
	We're not bringing our feelings into it.
	You are!
	You are!
	You don't like a fucking book that the reading teacher picked.
	Oh, you can't teach that book to any kids now.
	Pull that off the shelves.
	That's you.
	That's your feelings.
	Or when I would teach in science the Big Bang Theory and I'd get pushed back because I didn't teach creationism.
	That wasn't my feelings.
	That was their feelings.
	I can't teach Big Bang Theory without teaching creationism?
	Fuck, go to church.
	Go to fucking church.
	That wasn't my job.
	Alright?
	That's not my feelings.
	I'm teaching scientific fact, and yet I'm getting parents pushing back on climate change, evolution, the Big Bang Theory.
	That's your feelings, not mine.
	Your feelings.
	Because you're worried I'm indoctrinating them.
	No, I'm educating them.
	Oh, goodness!
	This is, this is a dangerous person.
	Oh yeah, she's off the rails.
	Now here's a woman, and this is actually a clip and a clip, they're both hooked up, they're selling the same clip but it's the same person.
	I don't know, she did an edit and brought herself back in to do part two.
	It's very short though.
	She's got a giant pride flag in her classroom.
	Giant.
	It's like, huge.
	And she thinks it's the greatest thing ever and she likes to mock people who look askance at it.
	But here she goes.
	Whenever a TERF is bothering me, I go into their- I'm sorry.
	You chose the wrong one.
	This one.
	I have this giant pride flag in my classroom.
	And I work at a school that's got a lot of homophobia.
	So every time somebody new comes into my classroom, they have this look of just utter confusion.
	And I live for it.
	It genuinely gives me life.
	So, you know, thanks for that.
	Pledge allegiance to the pride flag.
	So I made a video before about the pride flag in the classroom.
	There he is.
	Big guy.
	But I also have a bunch of tiny, smaller pride flags in my room as well.
	And today my kids were asking me about them, specifically about the ace one.
	And when I was explaining what it meant, one of my students, I think, discovered their identity today.
	And That to me is the biggest argument in favor of having things like this in classrooms because for a lot of students this is their only exposure to this kind of stuff where they feel safe enough to like explore and ask questions.
	So yeah, fuck you if you think these shouldn't be here.
	I wonder, it seems to me that these teachers probably don't have children of their own.
	I don't know that they do.
	Do you think they bring it up?
	But they're always saying fuck you to everybody.
	What kind of teacher is this?
	What kind of a teacher?
	And this is a public school teacher.
	And the other one's the same way.
	They're always cussing at the people.
	At the parents!
	It's that the parents and it's like a you know, you can eat it, you know kind of pouncing Really arrogant that kind of arrogance, but then I got a sick one here the next one.
	This will be the last one This is not a teacher.
	Yes.
	I don't know if there's a teacher just some person but it's a Non-binary woman who has Not a woman anymore.
	She's an it, they, whatever.
	I don't know what she says.
	She's a comrade.
	She's a comrade and never gave her pronouns, so I can't.
	And she's, I don't want to say she's a horrible looking person, but you know, the stud in the middle of her is that area between your lip and nose.
	It doesn't help.
	We know you're not big on the body modification.
	No, and especially, you know what I really don't like?
	Gaging.
	Because these guys get a big giant earlobe and then they take the thing out and you got this floppy piece of flesh with a big hole in it floating around and it's just, it's gross.
	Don't you want to stick your tongue in it?
	Well you might, but not me.
	So let's listen to a disgusting person.
	Whenever a TERF is bothering me, I go into their DMs and I will send them the picture of my detached titty on the table from top surgery.
	Oh yeah, yeah, this is great.
	This is a fine specimen, this one.
	Whenever a TERF, a lesbian, is bothering her, she sends a picture of her cut-off breasts.
	Plural.
	From her quote-unquote top surgery, which is such an Orwellian term.
	Yeah, there you go.
	That's a good point.
	And I just found this is a gross person.
	It's just a gross person.
	Well, the good news is they're taking themselves out of the gene pool.
	Yeah, well, yeah, that is a benefit.
	And I think it's being stimulated.
	It makes sense.
	Stimulate that.
	Stimulate these people.
	Continue.
	Yeah, don't worry.
	As long as TikTok's around, we'll find out about more and more of them.
	These people have some sick desire to go on TikTok and express themselves like this.
	That's the baffling part.
	It's baffling because it's so disgusting.
	Yeah, but you would expect parents will see this, you know, so they want the confrontation.
	They feel incredibly strong in their position, I presume, that they go, I can just say this, I go, fuck you, parents.
	I got your kid during the day.
	I mean, have they not seen school boards getting kicked out?
	Have they not seen any of this?
	Trump was talking about this at CPAC and he says the problem is the communist, I don't know if he said Marxist or communist, teacher unions.
	And I think there's something to it.
	The teacher unions must make these teachers feel invincible.
	Absolutely.
	I have to agree with that.
	It has to.
	Do the teacher unions have that much power?
	In some places like New York they do.
	I can answer that myself.
	Do you remember Occupy Wall Street?
	I was living in Los Angeles at the time and then they had Occupy Wall Street Los Angeles edition.
	Uh, which I went to, and if you recall I had a sign, uh, which was Don't Drone Me Bro.
	Yes, I remember the Don't Drone Me Bro sign.
	Which at the time was kind of funny because it was new and, you know, Obama was droning people.
	And I went to see what it was all about, you know, and within 10 minutes, I figured out, oh, hold on a second.
	There's a microphone and an amplifier set up, but it's only for the teachers in the teachers' union.
	It was not for anybody else.
	It was not for Occupy Wall Street.
	I was waiting for the mic check, mic check!
	You know, no, none of that.
	It was the teachers' union.
	So they have incredible power.
	I guess.
	Do they have voting power?
	They have power for everything except getting the teachers some money.
	Well, there's that.
	Something's corrupt about those unions.
	I found this next story to be incredibly racist.
	You tell me what you think.
	Today, an historic promotion in Washington.
	Marine Corps Lieutenant General Michael E. Langley, sworn in as a four-star general.
	He's the first black four-star in the Marines' 246-year history.
	Starting Monday, Langley will command all U.S.
	military forces in Africa.
	Wow!
	You know, I knew that he got this position, but I didn't know the kicker.
	Tell me that they didn't go, hey man, we need someone in Africa.
	I know!
	I got an idea!
	Let's get a black guy!
	You know that's how it went!
	You know it!
	That's exactly what happened.
	These people are so racist.
	It's great!
	It's hilarious.
	AFRICOM.
	AFRICOM.
	It's hilarious shit.
	This stuff writes itself.
	It really does.
	Let's go with the Gritney Griner update.
	It's got a kicker in here.
	The Greiner update.
	Russia said today it was ready to discuss a prisoner swap with the United States in private.
	It comes a day after a Russian court jailed U.S.
	basketball star Brittany Greiner for nine years for a drugs offense.
	Russia's foreign minister said Putin and Biden had already agreed on how to discuss prisoner exchanges.
	The U.S.
	says Washington is prepared to engage with Moscow through the established diplomatic channels.
	Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Greiner's conviction highlighted her wrongful detention, and he said it and further compounded the injustice that Russia had done to her.
	The Kremlin has remained tight-lipped on the prospect of a swap.
	It said if prisoner exchanges were discussed in the media, they would never happen.
	A Kremlin spokesman declined to comment on the court's ruling on Greiner.
	When asked if she could be pardoned, he said that the clemency procedure was coded in Russian laws.
	Greiner's sentence could pave the way for a prisoner swap, but that deal could include a prolific Russian arms dealer who's serving a 25-year prison term in the United States.
	Did you catch the kicker in there?
	I don't think I did.
	It was, the Russians said, if any of this is discussed in the media, there will be no deal.
	And this is being discussed in the media.
	This all is being discussed in the media.
	Was that?
	I didn't even hear that.
	Hold on a second.
	The Kremlin has remained tight-lipped on the prospect of a swap.
	It said if prisoner exchanges were discussed in the media, they would never happen.
	Oh, okay.
	I was waiting for a kicker at the end.
	It was a mid-kicker.
	Yeah, usually I got you off guard there because it's usually the kickers at the end.
	Yes, a mid-kicker.
	Huh.
	It's a mid-kicker.
	Well, the headline today is that Rush is subjecting her, uh, Brittany Griner to a DNA test to make sure they put her in the correct jail.
	Oh, really?
	Yes.
	There's the kicker.
	That's the kicker.
	So we'll see.
	We get to find out.
	Is Brittany Griner male or female?
	Well, now, if she's male... And by the way, you can have XY chromosomes and still be female.
	There is a percentage of people who have that.
	Well, in this case, if it shows up... No, it's a dude.
	Come on, let's just be honest about it.
	We all know.
	And so, if this happens, then it kind of puts the swimmer on the back burner, it seems to me.
	Because this has been going on for a while.
	I mean, I was bitching and moaning about the swimmer.
	Ah, the swimmer beating all the girls.
	Okay, this is a legitimate argument, it seems to me, but this has been going on for, I don't know, how long has Brittany been in the WNBA?
	It makes the whole WNBA questionable.
	Can it survive without a man in it, a center, to actually play basketball?
	It's eight feet tall.
	Eight feet tall?
	Bigly tall, dude.
	I've never followed this.
	Brittany Griner was not on my radar, but has this ever been a question about her status?
	No.
	The first time it came up, I think, is just recently.
	No, it's never been an issue.
	But now it is going to be if the Russians go ahead with this.
	This reminds me there's something else going on with... I got another...
	Uh, clip that has to do with, uh, I gotta figure out which clip it is.
	League, oh yeah!
	You know the, remember in the 19, uh, this 1992 movie, A League of Their Own, which was with Tom Hanks as the manager for girls' baseball team?
	There's no crying in baseball!
	There's no crying in baseball.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, you remember it.
	Well, it turns out, unbeknownst to us, because they're redoing the film as a series or a TV show or another film, it turns out, and I didn't know this, I know it now, which is that it turned out to be, it was a marker for the queer movement.
	That film?
	Yeah, here, play this clip, a league of their own.
	We felt like Penny Marshall, who was the director, was nodding too.
	Like, this is, like, also an iconic queer film.
	So the League of Their Own, a family movie, is now considered by the queer community of that woman being a member, as an iconic, not just any old queer film, but an iconic queer film.
	It's interesting how the queers Which is what they call themselves, are taking over the entire LGBTQ blah blah blah blah blah.
	Yes, because if anything, women's softball is a lesbian thing, not a queer thing.
	What's next?
	Women's golf will be queer?
	Come on.
	It's queer.
	No, it's not queer.
	It's gay.
	Women's golf is gay.
	Am I incorrect in stating this?
	That many lesbians are in the women's... I don't follow women's golf.
	I have no idea.
	But let's play this clip.
	Every single female professional golfer I've met was gay.
	How about that?
	All women athletes are gay.
	They're just gay.
	Gay or dudes?
	Here's another interesting little thing.
	They did a whole thing on this Palestinian musician who's gay, and they're making a fuss about it.
	I want to play two clips.
	And this is the gay musician.
	Oh, interesting.
	Is that what all the bombing is about?
	Okay.
	I was wondering.
	So I think now, you know, just like America had their Stonewall moment, I think now... No, no, no.
	Wrong clip.
	Wrong clip.
	Sorry.
	What am I doing wrong?
	Gay musician.
	Sorry.
	Murad is a musician and an activist.
	His music reflects the everyday anger, fear, and frustration in the lives of young Palestinians.
	For more than 50 years, Israel has occupied territories that Palestinians want for their own independent country.
	Palestinians face Israeli soldiers, checkpoints, ongoing violence, and dwindling hope for any change.
	Earlier today, Israeli airstrikes destroyed homes in Gaza, and Palestinian rocket fire continued into southern Israel.
	His music reflects that reality, but his songs also challenge social issues within Palestinian society.
	Murad is gay, and a well-known voice in the Palestinian LGBTQ rights movement.
	Dr. Saeed Ahsan is an Associate Professor of Anthropology at Emory University.
	I look at the struggle of the movement to address two systems of oppression.
	One is the Israeli occupation and the effects that that has on Palestinian society, and the other is the patriarchy and homophobia within Man, this is the shit they're worried about?
	LGBTQ Palestinian lives.
	Those two systems of oppression intersect in really powerful ways.
	And it's important for us to understand those overlapping systems of oppression so that we develop the tools in order to achieve liberation.
	Not just for LGBTQ Palestinians, but for all Palestinians ultimately.
	Man, this is the shit they're worried about?
	They got other problems there.
	This report on all things considered NPR went on forever.
	It must have been a half hour of clippable stuff.
	And then when they were done with that, then they did another half an hour on the league of their own and of gay women.
	Not gay, I'm sorry.
	Queer.
	Queer women.
	Nobody's gay.
	Now they said this guy's gay, but he describes himself now as queer.
	He's probably queer.
	He's not gay.
	It goes back and forth when he's talking.
	And so So he finally figures out that he's queer, so he goes on about being queer, and then this clip showed up, and I only took a piece of it, but this is...
	A discussion, they are trying to, this queer community is now trying to steal, and this is going to continue by the way, they're going to steal the whole Stonewall, which was a gay men's bar in New York that was busted and became a big... It was iconic.
	Iconic, this was iconic.
	This was iconic.
	They're now stealing it to make it part of the queer movement.
	So wait, so the queers fought for Stonewall?
	That's what they're going to say?
	Well, I think that's what they're going to say.
	Right now they're just kind of hinting at it, and this clip, this gay versus queer Palestinian stonewall, is the clip that I think is the first shot at Dabao.
	So I think now, you know, just like America had their stonewall moment, I think now we're at that moment as well.
	And, you know, We don't, it doesn't have to match exactly what happened in other places or the standard of what it means to have queer liberation in other places.
	It's about us, the queer community who's here, who have been fighting this fight.
	It's up to us to continue it and to help navigate it and help see where it goes.
	Okay.
	It didn't really, it was less shocking than I thought it would be.
	No, it wasn't as... No, it was mild.
	It was mild.
	It was subtle, and that's why I kind of pulled it out, just to give a forewarning of what's happening.
	So, I don't know.
	It's going to be fun to watch if the other side of this argument, namely gays and lesbians, have a backbone.
	Well, there seems to be some commercial backlash from the ESG community, and this would fall under the S of the social part of environmental, social and governance, when it comes to virtue signalling in Hollywood.
	I've been reading on Batgirl how they have cancelled this movie.
	Yeah!
	Which is, one, it's what HBO and whoever just owns them, what they're basically saying is, this streaming shit is not profitable.
	We're stopping.
	And oh, by the way, this movie sucks.
	They put 90 million dollars into it and they're gonna take the tax loss.
	And they're not saying it.
	Variety is not reporting on it.
	But I have a feeling they tested it and everyone went, puke.
	Isn't Batgirl supposed to be queer in this?
	Something, there's some ESG element, and a lot of people are bent out of shape, the queer community it seems.
	Yes, queer community.
	About the fact that they're not going to show this movie, or not even screen it, or I guess they probably, I think you're right, they had to have tested it.
	No, no, no, they will never show it.
	It's being shelved, they're taking the tax loss.
	My understanding is, from the trades, Is that the movie was never completed?
	No, it wasn't.
	So it couldn't have been shown in its entirety as a test?
	No, but they're testing throughout the rushes.
	I mean, this testing is very sophisticated.
	Well, I would say that the movie, they've shelved it, they're not going to finish it so it can't be shown because it's not finished.
	And yeah, they just bailed and it's like at least $90 million down the tube.
	So this is the new CEO of Warner Bros.
	Discovery, the same guy who closed CNN Plus.
	And what's interesting is he says, hey, we looked at it.
	There is no economic model or case to be made for spending $90 million on a streaming only.
	He says there's no way you don't get the bang for your buck that you get for something that's designed to go into theater.
	And the reason they're killing this and taking the tax loss is because it wasn't designed for theater.
	It was designed for smaller screen.
	So I think it's coming to an end.
	You know, the bonanza is over.
	The free money, the cheap free money is gone.
	You can't get no more access to that as long as interest rates are higher.
	And, you know, it was a good run, everybody.
	I think this shit is over.
	They can't make money on it.
	I've always believed they couldn't make money on it because it's like magazines structure and online structure for the same content.
	We're going to go online.
	We're going to do it.
	It's easier.
	We won't have to print anything.
	But the structure for, you know, like PC Magazine, for example, when it was a magazine, they got $50,000 per page for an advertisement.
	And Dave's magazine in his heyday was twice a month and 450 pages and half of those were advertising.
	They were making tons of money.
	But no, the geniuses said, well, you know, let's go to online.
	We can save so much money on the distribution and the paper.
	And you can't get shit for online advertising.
	You know, the advertisers think it's great because it's cheaper.
	It's the same thing with streaming and movies.
	The big movies, the big theaters, the distribution system, the way it's set up with the popcorn and everything else is different.
	It's just a different model.
	The model's not anywhere near the same.
	Completely agree.
	The model for our show is specific to our show and our style and what we do.
	Our model is poverty.
	It doesn't apply to television.
	No, it doesn't.
	It doesn't.
	If we did a television show, we'd be taking advertising.
	But you know, I think, look, everyone knows the advertising market is going soft.
	People are being fired left and right.
	And as predicted, Elon Musk is going all the way to destroy Twitter, which is what I said he would do.
	And now he's challenging the interim CEO publicly, show me that you have less than 5% bots.
	And he's even, I think he filed a countersuit to say that they're jipping advertisers.
	Elon Musk says his planned $44 billion takeover of Twitter should move forward if the company can confirm some details about how it measures whether users' accounts are spam bots or real people.
	The billionaire and Tesla CEO has been trying to back out of his April agreement to buy the social media company, leading Twitter to sue him last month to complete the acquisition.
	Musk countersued, accusing Twitter of misleading his team about the true size of its user base and other problems he says amounts to fraud and breach of contract.
	Both sides are headed toward an October trial in a Delaware court.
	I haven't actually asked you about this, because everybody has an opinion.
	If you look at the Twitter stock price, there's clearly investors who believe that Elon Musk will have to pay either penalties, fines, some money per share.
	It has not tanked.
	It has not been destroyed yet.
	What is your view?
	I mean, do you think that he has a case here to pull out?
	Because most people are saying he can.
	A deal is a deal!
	And I'm like, what?
	In business, a deal is a deal?
	No, it's not.
	No, if you start a negotiation and you put an agreement together that if you pull out, you owe a billion, you have to pay a billion dollars.
	In fact, NVIDIA just had to do this with their ARM deal.
	That money, you have to pay the money.
	Did that deal collapse?
	What?
	NVIDIA and ARM?
	Yeah, it collapsed.
	Wow, didn't know that.
	Okay.
	And so this deal, It's agreed upon that, okay, if we back out of the deal, I have to pay a billion.
	But Musk decided that it was fraud to begin with, so if you sign a fraudulent agreement, which is what his argument is, then he doesn't have to pay the billion.
	But this is over the billion.
	I don't think, you know, if these shareholders think that they can clip him for more than that, if he even has to pay that, I think they're living in a dream world.
	That's interesting because universally, the technology press is all like, he's gonna have to pay!
	He's gonna have to pay!
	It's a deal is a deal!
	You can't back out of a deal!
	And to me it's like, this is bullshit.
	I remember the most dishonest dealings I ever had in business was the minute I took my company public.
	The first other public company that I dealt with screwed me on a deal!
	These people are assholes!
	It doesn't mean that the deal is a deal.
	I'm just surprised.
	The tech press somehow believes that he's going to have to pay, that he's going to have to buy, that he's going to have to go through with it.
	I just don't see it.
	Yeah, it's not going to happen.
	I don't think so either.
	I mean, if he can get a discount and get the thing for almost nothing, I think he'd do it, but I don't know.
	We'll see.
	It was definitely in October.
	We'll find out.
	Well, we'll see.
	We'll see.
	It'll probably be resolved by then.
	We haven't actually talked about the big news.
	The big news, because, you know, they got cinema on board.
	Senators scrambled into a rare Saturday session, gearing up for a weekend of debate on Democrats' breakthrough budget bill that they say will lower energy and health care costs.
	This is a historic day.
	Titled the Inflation Reduction Act and touted as the largest single investment in climate in U.S.
	history, the bill would provide new incentives to invest in clean energy and separately aims to negotiate down the cost of prescription drugs.
	This is one of the most comprehensive and far-reaching pieces of legislation that has come before the Congress in decades.
	Democrats argue it would also reduce the federal deficit, raising revenue through tax provisions including increased enforcement and a 15% minimum tax on large companies.
	Senate Democrats are misreading the American people's outrage as a mandate for yet another, yet another reckless taxing and spending spree.
	The timing of this vote in the 50-50 Senate comes just three months ahead of high-stakes midterm elections.
	I don't know how our Democratic colleagues are going to explain this one in November.
	If this moves forward, what does it mean for Democrats and the president ahead of the midterm?
	I see this as a very hopeful sign because it shows that it matters who gets elected, that your vote matters.
	Yeah, I just love the title.
	The Inflation Reduction Act, where you spend money, you print money.
	You print it!
	You print it!
	Because what is it now?
	It's expected to cost about $700 billion?
	Yeah, minimum.
	$300 billion is going to global warming.
	Here's the inflation bill clip from NTD.
	One second.
	The inflation reduction bill is a spending package that appears to be a revised version to the Build Back Better bill, which President Biden has been advocating for.
	Senator Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona agreed to a revised version of the bill on Thursday.
	She was the last Democrat needed to get the bill through the Senate.
	Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement on Thursday that the bill includes reducing prescription drug costs, fighting climate change, and closing tax loopholes exploited by big corporations and the wealthy.
	The spending bill is expected to include about $370 billion on energy and climate programs.
	It would also raise the corporate minimum tax to 15%, which is estimated to generate over $300 billion.
	Republican leader Mitch McConnell says he opposes the Democrats package.
	This week he said that their so-called inflation bill will take nine years to cut the same amount of inflation that our country added every week in June.
	Nine years of huge tax hikes and big spending to remove literally one week's worth of inflation.
	A joke.
	And according to Fox News, 230 economists sent a letter to the White House saying, contrary to its name, the package will actually contribute to skyrocketing inflation.
	They say the proposed $430 billion in spending would create immediate inflationary pressures.
	They also criticized the corporate minimum tax, which they say will undercut efforts to restore functioning supply chains.
	Schumer said the final version of the bill will be introduced on Saturday.
	Now, what's interesting is that Biden, if you remember, is always going on and on about these economists, this economist, that.
	So these 230 economists who say this is not a good idea, I guess this was presented to Chuck Schumer.
	This is a clip that's been going around the web.
	This is a clip.
	This is a Schumer clip.
	And this is somebody asking Schumer about these 230 economists that have this letter that went into the White House.
	Senator, um, 230 economists wrote letters to Congress saying that the Inflation Reduction Act would actually add to inflation.
	Penn Wharton's budget model said the same thing.
	If there's a chance that these people are right, is now the right time to do this, considering how high- They're wrong.
	They're wrong!
	It's transitory.
	I'm sorry.
	That's right.
	They're wrong.
	They're wrong.
	I just thought it was very funny.
	Although it was stereo.
	Sorry.
	That's alright.
	That's alright.
	Hmm.
	You know, so clearly this, I mean, short term, it has, it is, I think, by definition inflationary since we don't have this money, so it has to be created.
	But you listen to these bill titles.
	You remember we passed a very, the last important bill the Biden administration got passed was the infrastructure bill.
	I ask you, have you seen any fucking infrastructure being built?
	No!
	All these bills are misnamed.
	The Child Protection Act.
	It's to protect pornographers.
	The infrastructure bill.
	It doesn't do anything for infrastructure.
	The Inflation Reduction Act.
	It's got nothing to do with inflation.
	It's a spending bill.
	Exactly.
	A spending bill, by definition, is inflationary.
	I would argue.
	It is.
	When it's just throwing money away, you know that the Democrats are lining their own pockets with these things.
	You know, a reasonable clip from Steve Bannon, who was also speaking at CPAC.
	Of course.
	Of course.
	I have to say, he cleaned up.
	What, he shaved?
	He shaved, he tied his hair back.
	You combed his hair?
	Yeah, hair was combed, he brushed his teeth, his nails were all polished.
	Wow.
	Yeah, it was quite impressive.
	And he got a big applause for this little rant.
	0.5% of the citizens of this country own more assets than the bottom 90%.
	That's all happened over the last 10 years since 2008.
	You know, we took a monetary base of what, back in the 80s of what, $800 billion?
	The balance sheet of the Fed was $880 billion under President Bush.
	Right?
	The balance sheet of the Fed is $9.5 trillion today.
	The debt's $30 trillion.
	We have $100 to $150 trillion contingent liabilities.
	All just because we're the prime reserve currency.
	The greatest export we have is the dollar.
	But all of that rests on the shoulders of our children and our grandchildren.
	Those are all due bills that are income due!
	All we've done is crank up, we've just cranked everything up.
	That's why they're talking about these ridiculous, insane bills of trillions of dollars.
	Because the Federal Reserve will print the money.
	The Federal Reserve, by the way, that's owned not by the American people, a central bank that's owned by 24 prime brokers, being JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley.
	How does that work?
	And governors that kind of selected, but you know, 12 years?
	And the best governor we've had in the Federal Reserve right here in Dallas, Richard Fischer, who told you what was going to happen by going to negative interest rates, told you what was going to happen by printing all this money and having 4, 5, 6 trillion dollars, 7 trillion dollars, 8 trillion dollars, now 9 trillion dollars on the balance sheet of the Federal Reserve?
	It's not a $15 minimum wage, that's tip money.
	We have, I think M2 today is what, $22 or $23 trillion.
	That's how the administrative state pays for itself.
	We don't need to audit the Fed, we need to end the Federal Reserve.
	The Federal Reserve has usurped, has usurped, has usurped its power and the power of the American people and our elective representatives.
	And no, they do not have the consent of the governor.
	We will not comply.
	We will not submit.
	And it must be ended.
	Yeah, baby!
	They're talking about your populist bullshit message.
	Love it!
	Love it!
	I think we need about a round of applause.
	Big round of applause.
	You know who started this?
	Ron Paul?
	He did.
	And the Fed.
	And then when he got in a position in Congress to actually audit the Fed, nothing happened if you haven't noticed.
	The Fed is actually audited.
	It does some auditing itself.
	It all to me distracts from what should be audited.
	The Defense Department.
	The Pentagon should be audited.
	I'm gonna show my support by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda!
	And it tells us that there's some people to thank.
	Yes, indeed.
	For the show.
	It's 14... 75.
	75.
	75, 75, 75.
	Morgan Medlock in Fircrest, Washington, 177.04.
	And she says, happy anniversary.
	And we have a lot of anniversary donations here, but my wife and I are also celebrating an anniversary on the 8th.
	Huh.
	The donation is a combined amount of $88,888 plus $88.16.
	88888 plus 8, 8, but 16.
	I love you, Maria.
	Okay, Morgan.
	Ha ha ha.
	We got it.
	Adam Carter, $150.
	He's heard Donate.
	Donate!
	Mile High Connor in Denver, Colorado.
	Mile High.
	Released me from my douchebaggery.
	Needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And he came in with $126.
	Lorcan Byrne in Dublin, Ireland.
	He's on behalf of some douchebags in the douchebag at the douchebag meetup.
	Yes, we have a report coming up.
	Okay, $120 from him.
	Peter Chong, Lakewood, Washington, $110.20.
	Blair Williams, Austin, Texas, $100.
	Kerry Jackson in Waterton, Tennessee, 100.
	Erky Juras in Finland.
	I'm sure I'm pronouncing that wrong.
	8-8-8-8.
	And these are all following, you're going to be happy anniversary John and Mimi donations of 8-8-8-8.
	Eric Juras in Olu, Finland, 8-8-8-8.
	Colleen Boland in Ridgewood, New Jersey.
	William Wild, Baltimore, Maryland.
	James Crane in Missouri City, Texas, wherever that is.
	Ralph Johnson in Lake Isabella, California.
	Martin Marshall in Anchorage, Alaska.
	Yeah.
	Uh, Uh, and he wants to mention, Happy Anniversary Jamba wants to mention your appearance, and he's a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And guess who came in here?
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin, Duke of Luna, lover of American boobs.
	Oh!
	And Locust.
	But not a boob donation, it's 8888.
	Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
	Alright.
	Mark Oliveri in Cedar Park, Texas.
	8888.
	Sir Skip Logic in Spring Hill, Tennessee.
	Sir Beboop, Knight of the Frozen Tundra in New Brighton, Minnesota.
	Uh, Joe Dirks in Amsterdam.
	And he says, zonder ook maar een ruzie.
	Which means, zonder ook maar een ruzie, which means, they never had a fight!
	David Keyes in Riverside, California.
	David Rosen, Clarkston, Michigan.
	Sir Timothy Brashears in Cookville, Tennessee.
	And he's also going to be a baron because of this donation.
	And I think we've got him on the list?
	Yep.
	Richard McCutcheon in Odenton, Maryland.
	Eric Fredericks in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
	Here's to 88 more years.
	That's a good one.
	Josh Hines in El Chorrito, California.
	That's where the post office box is.
	Yeah.
	Sir Don, Baron of New Hampshire in Wyndham, New Hampshire.
	Oh, he comes in twice!
	Woo!
	With another donation, Sir Don.
	Sir Kitboard in Norwood, Young America, Minnesota.
	Is that really the name of a town?
	Could be, I don't know.
	I'm not sure.
	Gerald Preston in Bennington, New Nebraska.
	Kathy Moroz in Eastport, Maine.
	Alex Loesch in Chicago, Illinois.
	Uh, Charles Hendrickson, Greencastle, Indiana.
	Jeff Fife in Oakley, California.
	That's out there in East County.
	Ray Grill in Dover, Florida.
	Eric Hoff in Edmonton, Alberta.
	Dennis Hahn in Menominee, Menominee, Menominee Falls.
	He needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And he's got a couple birthday cards for the girls.
	For the girls.
	Sean Fincham in West Lynn, Oregon.
	Jeremy Smith in Wausau, Wisconsin.
	Sir Sergeant Postal in Miami Lakes, Florida.
	And that's it.
	That's our group of well-wishers.
	About, I don't know, 30, 40 of them.
	Good group.
	I want to thank these folks for wishing us a happy anniversary.
	May I ask you a question?
	I totally appreciate it.
	May I ask you a question?
	34 years.
	First of all, congratulations.
	By today's standards, but even by 20 years ago standards, incredible feat.
	I have not been able to achieve that, as we know.
	Although collectively, if you count all three of them up, That's not how it works, but yes, go on.
	Is there a secret to this 34-year longevity of your union?
	Yeah, after about 20 years, buy some property and then have separate residences that you go back and forth to and from.
	There you have it.
	There's the secret to a long, happy marriage.
	Yeah, so you don't get on each other's nerves.
	If only I had known that sooner!
	You knew.
	Jason Kaiser in Green Bay, Wisconsin, $87.99.
	Todd Drenth in Lowell, Michigan, $87.22.
	1999, Todd Drenth in Lowell, Michigan, 8722.
	He needs a de-douching for somebody.
	Oh, this is in honor of my bride Carly.
	It's their wedding day today.
	It's their wedding day.
	Congratulations.
	We should be saying I do just about the same time as this producer segment.
	We will listen to the show together on Monday as we travel to begin our honeymoon on McKinnick Island in northern Michigan.
	Mackinac, then.
	I don't see a de-douching here.
	Right there.
	Please de-douche her.
	You've been de-douched.
	We'll give you some karma at the end.
	You bet.
	Sir John Knowles, Viscount of Murfreesboro, 8008.
	Yay!
	And boom, there he is again.
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin, Duke of Luna, lover of America.
	He's an Archduke by now.
	Double shot.
	Give us some numbers.
	Give us an update, bro.
	8-0-0-8 in Locust, North Carolina.
	Dave Terrien in Livonia, Michigan.
	8-0-0-8.
	Jennifer Phillips in Spicewood, Texas.
	7-4-3-3.
	She's begging for the rain stick.
	You're in the Hill Country.
	Adam's there too.
	We're on fire.
	We'll do what he has to.
	We're on fire here.
	We have fire.
	We're on fire on this show.
	Daniel Heiser in Coon Rapids, Minnesota.
	Nuts.
	He needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	He's in for $69.69, along with Chris Pierre in Logan, Utah, who's in for $69.69, and he needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	I find that a weird coincidence.
	Bruce Schwalm in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 6933, Nathan Newman, floating around, I think he's in Korea.
	6-6-6-0.
	Thomas Tomas.
	I should probably read this.
	He said, this is for my hot Filipino wife, Ria, in Korea.
	You're the only one for me, space alien.
	Just saying.
	Sounded like an important message.
	Thomas Tomas, Professor Tom Gallucci in Huntsville, Alabama.
	6-0-0-6.
	He needs boobs, he says, for his birthday coming up.
	You're on the list.
	Sir Stonks, trader of the Philly suburbs in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania.
	5-3-3-3.
	Michael Gates, 5-2-8-0.
	Michael Belcher in Yuba City, 5-1-5-0.
	Andy and Christy Edwards in Niceville, Florida.
	Happy birthday coming out.
	D-douching.
	You've been D-douched.
	That's for Christie.
	She gets the de-douching and a biscuit.
	Troy Watson, 50.
	Baron of Southern Shillinois, Raleigh Hawk in Anna, Illinois, 50.
	Okay, these are $50 donors.
	Just name and location, please.
	Sarah Gordon in Tucson, Arizona.
	Michael Burfiend.
	In Talmadge, Ohio.
	Frank Montwil, Sir Broken Glass in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
	Michael Matthew Smith in Colchester, Suffolk, UK.
	We'll get some house buying karma there for Frank.
	Zachary N. in Los Angeles, California.
	Joanna Eaney in Kremlin, Colorado.
	And she has a She has a note.
	Paul Haney is a douche.
	Edward Mazurek, Sir Edward in Memphis, Tennessee, 50.
	Jonathan Meyer in Zinnia, Ohio, Villareal, Villareal, 50.
	And last but not least, William Dolgay in Bristolville, Ohio, 50.
	I want to thank all these folks for making this show happen.
	Indeed, and thank you all very much for celebrating John and Mimi's 34th anniversary with your 8888, the lucky 88s.
	It's highly appreciated.
	Thank you to everyone who came in under the $50 level for anonymity, or maybe you're on one of our many programs, the programs that are sustaining donations that keep us going in the slower periods.
	It is value for value.
	We're living the new international lifestyle.
	Join us!
	And by request, here's some goat karma!
	You've got... karma.
	Oops!
	I'm sorry, I gotta stop myself this time.
	We have a couple of notes we need to read from people who did not make their notes in the last time.
	Richard Hedenburg?
	He says it's time for me to join the roundtable.
	It's been over 12 years since I sent my first token of value to the No Agenda Show.
	That made me a minute man.
	This minute man is now ready to take place at the roundtable accounting below.
	And I'm pretty sure this was for the previous show.
	No, it's for today, actually.
	Now we have his name.
	He'll be Sir Richard.
	I will help myself to the cannabis, mead, and mutton, and bring some ost kaka with whipped cream and homemade jam to the table.
	So what does he want here?
	He's bringing it, so I don't need to have it.
	Okay, good.
	This nighting coincidentally coincides with my 40th birthday on the 8th.
	Thank you so much for the 14 or so years of entertainment through media deconstruction.
	You got it.
	Don Igler, Morrissey.
	She had emailed me for Thursday's show on August 4th.
	She emailed early in the morning, which meant she missed the cutoff significantly.
	So we missed that, and here is the note that she sent originally.
	I'm a proud No Agenda Associate Executive Producer.
	Wanted to honor my husband of 20 years, Don Morrissey, with his own show credit.
	I'm so fortunate to have him in my life.
	He's a man of great integrity, strength, and true kindness of heart.
	Love the show.
	Can't thank you both enough for your insightful, original, thoughtful, and humorous perspective and deconstruction.
	May I request a de-douching?
	You've been de-douched.
	And thank you all very much for supporting the No Agenda Show.
	Here's our list.
	Not Woke, celebrated on July 31st.
	That's all I got there.
	Thomas, Professor Tom Gallucci, celebrating today.
	Dennis Hahn says happy birthday to his beautiful daughters, Allison, who turns 20 today, and Sarah, who turns 24 on the 9th.
	Surrounded by Idiots, happy birthday to his lovely wife, Tammy, 52 on the 9th.
	Tony Health to her son, Brian, 33 on the 10th.
	Colleen Bolland is celebrating, and Andy and Christy Edwards say happy birthday to Shelly Skoll.
	And we say happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	It's your birthday.
	T-T-T-T-T-T-T-Title changes.
	Turn and face this way.
	That's the changes.
	Don't want to be a douchebag.
	One title change today.
	The way you change your title from a knight or a dame is to add $1,000 in aggregate.
	And that's how we have Sir Timothy Brashear becoming Baron of the No Agenda Roundtable.
	And we thank him very much for his continued support.
	It is highly, highly appreciated.
	Two gentlemen to bring up on stage today.
	We have two knights.
	Let me bring out my sword.
	Do you have a nice blade for us?
	I do!
	What color is that?
	Puce.
	Bill Reveal, Richard Hettenberg, step on up here to the podium.
	Gentlemen, both of you are about to become knights of the No Agenda Roundtable.
	I could not be more proud to pronunsticate thee as Sir William Reveal, Knight of the Internet Revealed, and Sir Richard, Knight of Northern Smilon.
	For you, gentlemen, we've got hookers and blow, rent boys and chardonnay.
	We're going to add a little bit of cannabis, at my request.
	Also, Harris Pizza, well done, and Whitey's Ice Cream.
	You know, the racist stuff.
	Available for you as well, Reuben S. Lemon & Rosé, Geishas & Sake, Bong Hits & Bourbon, Sparkling Cider & Esports, Ginger Ale & Gerbils, and of course, the cannabis, the mutton, the mead.
	Welcome to the roundtable, gents.
	Head over to knowageonthenation.com slash rings and make sure that you give us the information when we can send your ring, your wax to seal your important correspondence, they are signet rings, so you can imprint that, hit them in the mouth, in the wax, and of course, your certificate of authenticity.
	Thank you very much for supporting the No Agenda show.
	Welcome to the roundtable!
	No Agenda Meetups!
	It's like an inversion happening today.
	Very short list of meetups to discuss between now and the next show, but we do have a number of reports, which I have also worked on editing to make sure you guys don't do too crazy, tighten stuff up, you know.
	Some reports are going to get dropped if you don't start shaping up.
	Here's Indiana, the tribal meetup report.
	Hello, this is Maria.
	And this is Mark.
	And we are having another amazing meetup here in Indianapolis.
	Celebrating Dema Maysball's birthday.
	In the morning, it's supposed to be a pool party, but it's raining.
	Sir Josh, Knight of the Bottoms Up Beer Dispenser, signing out.
	Guy named Notter.
	Guy who's also a douchebag, but I don't eat bugs.
	This is Guzman of the Midwest, coming in from Fishers, Indiana.
	In the morning, this is Matt Sams from New Palestine.
	In the morning, Gary from Greenwood.
	How's it going, slaves?
	Mike of the Easy Peasy Empire.
	Once again, glad to be back with the No Agenda family.
	Greetings, fellow comrades.
	Bruce from South Broad Ripple.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	HR Spook here just got promoted from Shuffle Crat Assistant to Shuffle Crat Specialist.
	In the morning, this is Nick from Indianapolis, and I'm drinking Limoncello made with Everclear.
	In the morning, this is Robert from Muncie, and I'm really enjoying being here with such a nice group of people.
	This is Cindy from Carmel.
	Thank you for your courage.
	In the morning.
	In the morning, this is Syrup of the Maple.
	We have the best meetup in the universe because of the best podcast in the universe.
	Hello, everyone.
	Sir Benny, just saying hello.
	Dame Swanee.
	A big thanks to Dame Amazeballs and Sir Josh.
	Dame of the Amazeballs, Brittany Vaxer here, hostess with the Moses.
	Thanks, everyone, for coming over.
	All right, Indy tight, I like it.
	Deutschland, kommen Sie here rein!
	In the morning, Adam Currie and John C. Dvorak and everyone else who's listening from... This is Germany?
	Hello, Deutschland, why are you speaking with Irish accent?
	In the morning, Adam Currie and John C. Dvorak and everyone else who's listening from Kaiserslautern, Germany, where we are putting the sea in industrial society and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.
	Drunk or not drunk.
	Damon Armat's got us here, reclaiming my time!
	And hi, this is Mike Bravo.
	My parole's been revoked.
	I'm back in Gitmo Europe and, well, just loving life.
	Marlon here, first meet-up, so Zeus popped my cherry.
	Thank you for your courage, Adam and John.
	In the morning!
	A good-looking group of predominantly dudes had a tailgate meet-up in Philly.
	What's shaking, Gitmo Nation?
	We're here at the Phillies game where we are crushing the spooks.
	It's already 9-0.
	It's only the third inning.
	There's no way they're gonna catch up.
	It's over.
	This is the real land of the Nationals, not Washington, D.C.
	So here are the real baseball fans.
	We got five of them, including myself.
	Hey, this is Evan Hermans here.
	Go Phillies!
	Laura Renegade here, and it's Strikes Out!
	Let's go Philly!
	This is Mr. Pantangelini watching the Philadelphia Red Wave blow out the Washington Swamp Things.
	Hey, I'm John.
	This is Jeremy, also known as newly dubbed Sir Stonks Trader, and we're enjoying this meetup.
	It's a home run!
	That was oddly satisfying, hearing the crowd and the baseball game in the background.
	Final report from Schwannigan, New York.
	Hey John and Adam, this is Alex coming from the Schwannigan Ridge meetup number two.
	Once again, another success.
	Once again, another big thanks to Justin and family for hosting us.
	I'll talk to you later, yeah.
	Hey, this is James Schirometta from Nappanock, New York.
	In the morning to you.
	Steve from Woodstock, solving the world's problems.
	Thank you for your courage.
	This is Rick O'Bono coming at you from the Inn at the Ridge.
	Thanks for your courage in the morning.
	Keep the breakdown happening.
	Thank you.
	This is Todd wrapping up from Walk Hill, New York in Al Sharpton country, resisting.
	We are much.
	That's right.
	So these are the meetups.
	This is the kind of people you can encounter if you go to one of these meetups.
	They're fun.
	They do fun activities.
	There's interesting people from all walks of life and you will fit right in.
	It's a local community that you'll be able to rely on when.
	Things might be necessary.
	We saw it in Austin when we had the Snowmageddon.
	Our community immediately, our local Meetup community, Barron Scott, was organizing, was helping people out.
	These are good things to be a part of.
	Coming up today, the Curious G-G-Ge-Ge-George meetup, 6 o'clock, Eastern Bridge Brew Works in Fayetteville, West Virginia.
	And in Las Vegas, at 7 o'clock on Thursday, that's our next show, the Black Hat B-Side DEF CON meetup.
	Oh, that's going to be good.
	Sir Mike is organizing that.
	And there's also a Bay Area meetup coming.
	John, here's a promo.
	Oh, yeah.
	You feel that?
	You feel that?
	That's the feeling of a No Agenda Meetup coming on, baby.
	We're going to be having in the Bay Area, California, the Divided and Conquered Meetup, August Rush Edition, which will be held in beautiful Concord, California.
	We're going to head to Sidegate Brewing and Beer Garden for a Taco Tuesday on August 16th.
	Who doesn't want to be a part of a meetup?
	be a lovely August evening for having cold beers and hot tacos and open-minded conversation hosted by myself, Sir Lavish of Behind the Schemes.
	A brief and very high-quality meetup report and a great time is guaranteed to be had.
	So come on down, August 16th.
	I'll see you there.
	Who doesn't want to be a part of a meetup?
	Go to NoAgendaMeetups.com, find one near you, or start one yourself.
	Sometimes you want to go play.
	You should go to that Bay Area meet-up, John.
	You want to be where you won't be, triggered on hell's flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Yay, yay, yay!
	You should go to that Bay Area meetup, John.
	That sounds like it'll be fun.
	Well, Concord is a nice after the sun sets.
	It's pretty nice.
	Take Mimi.
	She'll be there the 16th.
	She should be.
	Yeah, take Mimi.
	She actually likes going to the meet-ups.
	I'll talk to Mimi.
	I'll make sure she takes you to the meet-up.
	So it happens.
	Just saying.
	Why are you talking to my wife?
	I talk to your wife a lot.
	Did you not know this?
	Yeah.
	She does my taxes.
	She knows my life intimately, which is kind of scary.
	It's creepy.
	She'd be like, you know, so I noticed that on, uh, you know, on Sundays you typically go have dinner here.
	Like what?
	What?
	She's identifying trends in my, in my, uh, in my behavior.
	Well, that's what she's, she gets paid the extra money from the, uh, from the boys in, uh, Langley to do that.
	So it's just, it's a check, you know, check in the mail.
	I love her for it.
	I love her for it.
	Do you have anything today?
	Did you bring any ISOs?
	Ugh.
	Sigh.
	You got no ISOs?
	I dropped the ball on the ISOs.
	Oh, goodness.
	Okay.
	Yeah, I used to walk in.
	It's like a forfeit.
	You win.
	Okay, so you get to choose between either one of my winning ISOs.
	Clearly.
	Here's number one.
	This was important.
	Okay.
	I think this is the one.
	No, I think this, I think the first one is better.
	You like that one better?
	Important?
	Yeah.
	Important.
	Important.
	Okay, I will line up important.
	Oh, okay, important is lined up.
	Let's see, I think we have, there must be something we need to discuss.
	Oh, yes!
	An omen!
	An omen in horse racing!
	You were talking about the track earlier?
	Your horse came in eighth?
	Yeah.
	So, what are the chances of a horse called Heavenly Trump winning the race?
	Listen to this play-by-play.
	Flyboy have absolutely opened up on them inside the furlong pole.
	He might lead it by double digits.
	Heavenly Trump is going to be second.
	Oh, and Morrow Flyboy ducked in, hit the rail, and unseated the rider.
	And Heavenly Trump is going to inherit the win here.
	This was a great race!
	The guy in the lead, the horse literally crashed into the side, the rider goes, the jockey goes.
	Inherit the win?
	Oh man, it's full of puns.
	I love this!
	This is so funny!
	Like, ah yeah, that's it.
	That's it!
	It's clear.
	It's clear.
	So I have one, I've got a clip I can play, just because I like, I just like this clip.
	This is this, did you know about the 72 fake news sites?
	No, I have not heard of this.
	This sounds great.
	There we go.
	At least 72 fake news sites and multiple social media accounts were found to be spreading pro-China propaganda.
	That's according to a new report from cybersecurity firm Mandiant.
	The company identified these sites as part of a massive information operation campaign that's still running.
	Mandiant says the website's aim is to disseminate content strategically aligned with the political interests of the People's Republic of China.
	The report attaches a list of these fake websites.
	They have names like Austria Weekly and Focus on Russia.
	They present themselves as independent news from around the world and publish content in 11 languages.
	Mandian says they believe one Chinese public relations firm operates behind them, Shanghai Haixun Technology Corporation.
	Content on these sites is mainly critical of the U.S.
	and Western societies.
	They seek to ease concerns over democracy in Hong Kong and human rights issues in China.
	But neither the authors of the articles nor the ownership of the sites are specified.
	Now is this a big, and I know this is New Tang Dynasty, is this a big story in the U.S.?
	Is anyone talking about this?
	No, of course not, because look, I got the list right here.
	MSNBC, Washington Post, New York Times.
	They're all fake news?
	They're fake news sites according to... They're all spokesholes for the Chinese.
	Now I have a question.
	Because I'm a numerology guy.
	72.
	Yeah.
	Where else have we heard 72?
	I don't know.
	I'm sure you do.
	Don't you get 72 virgins if you're a jihadist?
	Is that right?
	Is that the number?
	I think it's the number.
	Let me double check.
	I'm pretty sure that's the number.
	That was 99.
	No, 72 virgins.
	Maybe I'm wrong.
	Let's see.
	Yes, 72 virgins.
	The suicide bombers are always promised 72 virgins.
	That's fascinating.
	That's a good catch.
	I did not catch that.
	Eh, you just gotta wonder why.
	I thought you were talking about the tri-delts over at Stanford.
	Ayo!
	Part two of this?
	Sorry.
	Part two?
	Go on.
	Some of the fabrications are related to U.S.
	officials.
	One suspended Twitter account posted a letter, allegedly sent to anthropologist Adrian Zins, a well-known critic of China's treatment of Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
	The post implies that the German scholar received funding from U.S.
	Senator Marco Rubio and former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon.
	This story was republished on other websites.
	Senator Rubio later confirmed the letter is a forgery.
	In a statement to Bloomberg, he said, Although the propaganda campaign was massive, Mandiant researchers note that it hasn't made much of an impact.
	will continue to discredit its opponents in increasingly sophisticated ways.
	Although the propaganda campaign was massive, Mandiant researchers note that it hasn't made much of an impact.
	Meanwhile, FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee about Chinese espionage.
	This is a problem of massive, massive scale. - Awesome, awesome, awesome.
	And to some extent, as a country, we're playing catch-up on the threat.
	And so part of what I've got all our people doing is out there beating the bushes, interacting with the business community, the academic community.
	Ray also warned that Beijing's espionage has become the greatest long-term threat to our nation's information and intellectual property.
	I'm telling you, they're shifting from Ukraine to Taiwan to China.
	Zelensky's a dead man.
	That whole thing's over.
	The game is up.
	The gambit's over.
	I think we're shifting.
	Yeah?
	I think we're shifting.
	We'll see.
	Yes, we shall.
	And you know what?
	We might see... We'll be on top of it, whatever the case.
	That's right.
	This show.
	This show.
	72 virgins.
	I mean, fake news sites.
	It's kind of interesting.
	Let's see, what do we have?
	End of show mixes.
	We've got Sound Guy Steve, we've got Tom Starkweather, Leo Lapuke, also stopping by.
	Love that.
	Coming up next, if you're listening live on the No Agenda stream, trollroom.io, we have another live show.
	That'll be the Hog Story 5-Minute Limit, with Carolyn Blaney, John Fletcher, and special guest, Abel Kirby.
	You can boost them.
	They're all waiting for you.
	Podcasting 2.0, live on the stream.
	Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6.
	In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley where I remain, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Thursday right here with another episode of your No Agenda Show as we continue to live the value for value, new international lifestyle.
	Until then, adios mofos!
	and such.
	A New No.
	I'm still pretty sure he was making fun of it.
	They all agreed you can choose anything.
	Do you want Banana to watch your pronouns?
	Banana, watch your pronouns.
	If it's TikTok, tell me.
	Her response should have been, those are nouns.
	That's it!
	Hold it right there!
	Pronoun trouble.
	And my pronouns are she, her, and hers.
	I wish I was aborted sometimes.
	Nearly 170 million Americans of every party, every background, every walk of life have stepped up and gotten this virus.
	And it's clearer than ever.
	This didn't just happen by chance.
	We got to this moment because we took aggressive action from day one with a whole-of-government response.
	And for young people who may think this doesn't affect you, listen up please.
	This vaccine could have long-term implications for your health that we don't even know about yet or fully understand yet.
	It's true, young people are much less likely to die from COVID.
	But if you get vaccinated, sooner or later, you get COVID still.
	And some will have long-term health impacts as a consequence.
	I don't want to see the country that is already too divided become divided in a new way.
	Between places where people live free from fear of COVID, and places where when the fall arrives, death and severe illnesses return.
	We still have work to do.
	That's why today we're announcing a month-long effort to pull all the stops, all the stops to free ourselves from this vaccine.
	We're asking the American people to help.
	We need you.
	We need you to get your friends, family, neighbors and co-workers this virus.
	We're going to launch a national vaccination tour to encourage people to take the shot.
	We need everyone across the country to pull together to get us over the finish line.
	To learn more about how you can help, go to WeCanDoThis.gov.
	All the progress we're making as a country.
	Data could not be clearer.
	You are fully vaccinated.
	You are still at risk of getting seriously ill or dying.
	Water main break!
	Everybody out!
	And by the way, we have a great person here.
	Back to the future, you know?
	Back to the future.
	To think that I'm going to be jumping into the sea, grabbing a whip, being rebuffed, grabbing this big powerful guy, his neck is like this, and I'm going to take him.
	I have to be ruthless in going after the new.
	Censorship regime is censorship.
	We have to eliminate all remaining COVID mandates and lockdowns.
	We'll bring a lot of them back.
	They will come back.
	But right now, nobody's coming back.
	You're fired.
	You ever hear that?
	You're fired.
	Yeah, you're fired.
	Go right for the table.
	The dress, they look at the dress.
	They grab that.
	That was something.
	I said, who the hell is that out there?
	The likes of which has never been seen before.
	They've never seen anything like what's going on right now.
	And then we did it again.
	We did it again.
	We did it.
	What a main break!
	Everybody out!
	Look at me.
	I'm much bigger and much stronger than her.
	And he said to me, sir, I don't think you should say that.
	Listen, I'll tell you one thing.
	If I'm a drug dealer, I'm going to say no thanks.
	I'm going someplace else.
	I got gasoline, gasoline for cars.
	Put it in the tank.
	Thank you very much.
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.
	Dvorak.org slash NA.

▲