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	Satanism is so cool with the youngins.
	Adam Currie, John C. Dvorak.
	Sunday, September 11, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Kid One Nation media assassination episode 1485.
	This is no agenda.
	Updated, recharged, and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, FEMA region number six.
	Good morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Currie.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's cold as usual, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	What do you mean, cold as usual?
	You guys are in the middle of a heat wave.
	Heat wave, California.
	You're all supposed to be dying.
	I should put the camera out and show you.
	It's probably about 60.
	Uh-huh.
	You were complaining about the heat the other day, though, weren't you?
	Yes, because it was hot for two days.
	Okay.
	Got it.
	Two whole days.
	It was too hot for me.
	And so, uh, the fog's rolled in and it was actually just a, yeah, the fog's kind of rolled in.
	It's cold.
	I have a heater on in the house.
	That's how, that's our heat wave.
	Oh, it's so, it's so poorly understood how this climate change works.
	I was convinced that everything was bad in California.
	And there was a whole, I didn't record any of this, but maybe I'll go back and look for it.
	There's some guy who goes over all the data from 1939 on YouTube.
	Yeah.
	And holy mackerel, that was a heat wave.
	Oh yeah.
	1939 was a mess.
	And the government has changed the stats to try to, well, you know, it wasn't really that hot.
	No, no, they'll start at 1940.
	The graph will show at 1940.
	It's unbelievable.
	Why are they trying to buffalo us?
	Why is our own government trying to buffalo us?
	I'm seeing the same thing with another report I was watching this morning.
	Some guy in Australia, and this guy's going over government data in Australia, Pointing out the increase in just random deaths is up like 50% and it's got nothing to do with COVID.
	It seems to have something to do with maybe the vaccine.
	But the government is hiding, they're covering up the data.
	I don't get it, man.
	Why is the government trying to trick us?
	You're doing two topics at once.
	I don't know which direction to go.
	You want to go with COVID?
	Do you want to go with climate change?
	Or should we just recognize that this is At 9-11, September 11th, and that the powers that be have determined you're not allowed to have that kind of trauma anymore.
	There's no footage of airplanes flying into buildings.
	There's not even one single article on Google News.
	All I saw was one short snippet in a bumper on one of the TV stations that says, we'll never forget.
	Well, instead of going to any of these, let's play a couple of Jen Briney clips.
	Just to get into the mood?
	Okay, sure, sure.
	She turns out to be on Book TV.
	This is Briney.
	Hold on, let's explain who Jen Briney is and our relationship to her.
	Jen Briney does the Congressional Dish.
	I didn't know she was a Republican.
	I got a kick out of that.
	She's on Book TV, and they're talking about her podcast, because it's about Congress, and C-SPAN is about Congress, and so they put her on.
	They could put us on, but they won't do that.
	She has quite a following, John.
	She's well-known in all kinds of circles.
	She's done her job, she's done her job well.
	And so she comes on and- Hey Jen, Jen, this means that it is time for you to leave Grasshopper.
	You have snatched the pebbles from Dvorak's hands.
	Send us some cash, will ya?
	Jeez.
	So she goes on and she talks about how it all got started.
	And then there's, I have two clips.
	And then the other one is just like, she's just like, you'll see.
	But the clip one is the value for value clip.
	However people want to pay me, I do accept it.
	But yeah, it's 100% listener-based.
	And it was actually, there's another podcast called No Agenda.
	Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak really perfected it, but we call it Value for Value.
	So what's really cool about it is that I tell people that this is a valuable podcast, and I ask people to pay whatever they think is fair.
	And so the amount per person varies widely, just depending on what people can afford and what they consider the show to be worth.
	I'm very proud of the funding model.
	Nice edit.
	So she's very proud of the fucking money.
	Nice edit, John.
	Very funny.
	I'm very proud of Jen Briney.
	I think that is a fantastic elevator pitch for Value for Value.
	Great job.
	I think it was actually, she nailed it.
	Yep.
	So, but later on in the show, the guy who sent us this, Grant Convey, Con-V-E-Y, I got doubled up on this clip.
	Sorry about that.
	This is both either Briney, TY, FYC.
	He sends a tweet in and the woman reads the tweet and it's got a little code word in there, no agenda code, that Briney should have caught.
	No, no.
	Right over her head.
	Zoom.
	Jen, we have a question from Twitter.
	Grant says, how does egregious government spending differ between the parties?
	Thank you for your courage.
	You know, I find that... This just goes on.
	No, no.
	She's smart because, like, dude, if I can hear her brain going, look, I already plugged these two old farts.
	You know, I don't need to be promoting them anymore because when people hear me speaking in tongues with this value, you know, thank you for your courage, you know, then they'll think I'm culty.
	No, she's smart.
	She has an image to protect, John.
	You have to understand.
	You have to let her go on that.
	I'm in disagreement with your analysis.
	Okay.
	I think it just shot right over her head.
	She didn't, she would have chuckled, just chuckled or get anything.
	She didn't have to go, well, that's funny.
	She, the guy says, thank you for your courage.
	And when she go ITM or anything, she didn't do any of that dumbness, but she could have.
	I mean, I would have, but or even snickered, nothing, just right to the topic.
	So I disagree.
	Anyway, so that's the way we start today's show.
	It's a little promotion for our show and the Jen Briney's Congressional Edition.
	Go check it out.
	Fantastic.
	Alright, let's hit a teaser here from CBS.
	Straight ahead on the CBS Weekend News, September 11th families bring attention to a possible plea deal with Gitmo detainees.
	You see, this is very different.
	You know, we don't have to delve into it too much.
	I only have one other clip here about these Gitmo families.
	What we're seeing is different from previous years, and there's a conscious decision that's been made somehow, or maybe it's unconscious, everyone's just hanging out at the bar, like, no planes in the buildings footage.
	That's the wrong trauma.
	We need to have, you know, more polio and monkeypox and stuff like that.
	Disease.
	Disease.
	We already got past the other thing.
	We want pestilence.
	Yes, pestilence, exactly.
	Pilot Charles Burlingame was more than a war hero to his family, who affectionately called him Chick.
	He was really our touchstone.
	And it was... He still is.
	Days before the anniversary, his sister Deborah Burlingame, an advocate for the 9-11 families, showed us his name among those etched in bronze surrounding the two memorial pools in New York City.
	On 9-11, Al Qaeda terrorists took over Burlingame's American Airlines Flight 77.
	Okay, so now compare that to what the pros are doing.
	Right now on America This Morning, the end of an era.
	The world pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II.
	Her stability, her determination, her leadership.
	This is what keeps people glued to the sets.
	This is what we need.
	I just can't believe it.
	A changing of the guard for the first time since Harry Truman was President of the United States.
	Is it just me or...?
	Do you also get the vibe that most of the world doesn't really give a shit about this, the way they're, the bombastic portrayal they have?
	You know, the Brits excluded.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I think it's notable, it's noteworthy, and it'd be interesting in the history books, and she was a woman who accomplished what she accomplished, and she was there for a long time, and she didn't destroy the monarchy, she kind of helped Britain tear itself apart, but that was intentional.
	A slow watering down.
	But it was intentional, and it wasn't like, you know, some incompetence or anything, she held it together.
	That's it.
	Uh, the rest of it is just like, I mean, I have one clip, uh, similar thing, it's a, actually it's more than one, it looks like I got, no, no, I messed up, I'm sorry, I mixed up queer with queen.
	You have one queen?
	I only have one clip.
	No, stop, what a world, what a world, where mainstream does this.
	Remembering the Queen.
	Elizabeth II passed away at 96.
	Big bombastic productions and the No Agenda Show has one Queen update and five queer clips.
	That's 2022, everybody.
	That's where we're at.
	We're on top of it.
	Yes!
	We know what's going on.
	King Charles III was formerly proclaimed sovereign of the UK in a ceremony Saturday in London.
	The palace, meanwhile, has announced the funeral for his mother, Queen Elizabeth, will take place September 19th.
	MPR's Philip Reeves has the story.
	Her final journey through her kingdom is about to begin.
	On Sunday, her coffin will be carried from her castle in northern Scotland to Edinburgh.
	On Monday, it'll be carried in a procession along Edinburgh's Royal Mile to St.
	Charles Cathedral.
	Her son, now King Charles III, will take part, along with other royals.
	Officials say Scotland's public will be allowed into the cathedral to pay their respects before she's taken to England by military aircraft on Tuesday to lie in state in Westminster until her funeral on Monday the 19th of September.
	Did you see Charles signing the declaration or whatever, signing himself in?
	I think I did.
	Oh, man.
	I bet you didn't because you would know what I'm talking about.
	Okay.
	So he has these two big documents, these huge folders in front of him, one left, one right on this desk.
	And in front of that is an inkwell.
	It's, you know, the pen holder.
	It's all really classy, but it's in the way, and he can't sign anything.
	And so he's just kind of like he's shooing a fly away on the desk, but he's not touching it.
	That's just his motion to his people to move that away.
	And this goes on for, you know.
	He can't move it away himself?
	No, no!
	Oh no!
	And then at a certain point, he's sitting down, he needs to sign the other document, that other thing's in the way, and he's looking at someone like, hey, this thing, move it, this thing, move it.
	I mean, total douche!
	Oh, I'm sorry, I missed that.
	It's everywhere.
	This guy's a disaster.
	And why would he name himself Charles?
	He has other names he can use.
	He can use any name he wants, actually.
	But Charles I and Charles II were terrible kings.
	Well, that's your answer.
	He's not stupid.
	He's keeping the family tradition going.
	He knows what's going on.
	He could have named himself, his middle name is Arthur, he could have been King Arthur II or something like that.
	That'd have been funny, but no, he's got no sense of humor.
	Have you ever seen him interviewed?
	A lot of people are now, it seems to be, and maybe it's just the typical thing that happens, you know, conspiracy theory, although I will take credit for being the longest running with the the queen has been dead for a long time meme.
	Yeah, pretty much.
	I think of 2010.
	I don't know if it's... I won't retell the entire story, but I met the Queen.
	She invited me to Buckingham Palace.
	I went in through the front gates with the chauffeured car.
	You know, waited in this hall with other people.
	Give the preface.
	Give us a little idea.
	You were just, oh, let's get Adam over.
	That's exactly how... Is there some other reason?
	No, it's just, let's get... Hey, he's in town.
	I hear he's in town.
	He's a podfather.
	Bring that mofo over.
	It was the relaunch of the Queen's website.
	The Royal website.
	And so there was a party and it was, what's the... Tim Berners-Lee.
	So maybe it came through him, that would be something that he would have said, oh yes, Curry's here.
	And I still have the invitation, it was beautiful, you know, like a block of wood.
	Her Majesty requests your attendance.
	And so, you know, they pick you up in a car.
	It was a Mercedes, by the way.
	Oh, the horrors.
	And they went right through those front gates of Buckingham Palace.
	And then we went in this big hall and, you know, waited for, I don't know, 20 minutes.
	But it was a hall that was interesting because it had just all these master artworks that you recognize.
	Ah, that looks like Rembrandt Van Gogh, but you don't really recognize the painting.
	And then we go in, and then we all get to meet the Queen.
	And she's standing on a box, of course.
	And she had her gloves on, and she wasn't holding her handbag like she was in that picture meeting the new Prime Minister.
	And I did something which you're not really supposed to do, but I promised myself I had to do it.
	And I looked into her eyes when I shook her hand.
	You're not supposed to do it?
	No.
	No, you're not supposed to.
	Am I supposed to look down or something?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And I saw nothing.
	I saw nothing.
	It was kind of eerie.
	It was a robot!
	Kind of eerie.
	I don't know, I don't know, man.
	They weren't slanty, so I don't think she served the li- or she hadn't transformed.
	And the only other thing I can really say is that she served mom's champagne.
	Which is kind of like, really?
	I mean, that's like $20 a bottle in H-E-B.
	Well, it's not that cheap, but it's, I mean, it's a real champagne.
	Yeah, it was just like... And they have a higher-end version.
	It was just a standard, standard mums.
	It's not really that great.
	Thank you, Mrs... Oops.
	Boris Johnson did like an eight-minute speech in the House of Commons.
	It was very nice, very moving.
	It was the beginning that caught my attention.
	Thank you Mr Speaker, I hope the House will not mind if I begin with a personal confession.
	A few months ago the BBC came to see me to talk about Her Majesty the Queen and we sat down and the cameras started rolling and they requested that I should talk about her in the past tense.
	And I'm afraid I simply choked up and I couldn't go on.
	I'm really not easily moved to tears.
	But I was so overcome with sadness that I had to ask them to go away.
	So first of all, how ghoulish of the BBC to do that.
	And it's such a television thing, like, hey man, we want to have all these packages ready to go for when the Queen, when she finally croaks.
	So, you know, let's have everybody speak and answer their questions as if she's already gone.
	Yeah, that's exactly right.
	That's ghoulish.
	I didn't even think about it, but that's exactly right.
	That's what you have to do.
	And yet, if you want to get these guys in on the package, so you have to, you call, you have your little mate, your little Rolodex, and you call up this guy and that guy and say, we're gonna, we're doing a package, and you explain what you're doing, and then they usually agree and give you the... Now, it's also possible that the story's a little different, because Johnson says he was overcome with grief and said he couldn't do it.
	Possibly.
	They said, look, she's dead.
	She died six weeks ago.
	That's a good one.
	Yeah.
	And he said, what?
	What?
	She's dead?
	What?
	And it was overcome with grief and couldn't... It reminds me of this story about, it was Jackie with that little kid actor back in the thirties.
	They worked with W.C.
	Fields and they had to get him to cry.
	So they told, this is a direct story from him to my wife, who she knew, or she knew him, and merely knew his kid.
	And He's on the set and so one of somebody comes over and quietly tells him his dog died.
	Oh no.
	And the kid just can't stand it.
	And the kid just, okay, ready to roll the camera.
	Oh shit.
	Kids are crying.
	Oh, it's horrible.
	Yeah.
	So, um, yeah.
	The dog wasn't dead.
	That's the key.
	Of course.
	No, of course.
	Uh, yeah.
	Good old Hollywood tricks.
	Mm-hmm.
	You know, trick or not, I don't know.
	I just thought that was interesting.
	Then, you know, as this to me, in my opinion, is the kickoff of the Great Reset, the Pope should go next, and there's already questions if the Pope is actually alive.
	Some say he hasn't been around since April of 2021, but I think just the retirement scheme is probably the best way to go.
	And we'll have to fill up the interim period with other dignitaries and luminaries who pass on.
	We learned today that cable news trailblazer Bernard Shaw has died.
	This is Bernard Shaw on our cable news, Washington Bureau.
	The chief anchor at CNN for 20 years, he helped launch the network in 1980.
	CNN remembering him tonight as a beloved colleague dedicated to journalism.
	One of the first black network news anchors, he was on the ground at Tiananmen Square live from Baghdad during the first Gulf War.
	So respected by his colleagues in journalism and viewers who so trusted him.
	Bernard Shaw was 82.
	What a bummer for Bernard Shaw.
	He should be a guy who should have retrospectives and special packages rolling about him.
	But no, it's going to be all Queen.
	Oh yeah.
	You don't want to die when the Queen dies.
	It's like when I go, you know it's going to be on a show day.
	It's going to suck.
	It'll be on a show day and somebody else will be, you know.
	Yeah, someone huge.
	Hope finally dying.
	Curry also passed on.
	Yeah, exactly.
	I will say that multiple people have reached out to me and said, in the UK, Jimmy Savile stories are popping up, oddly.
	I don't know why, but maybe with the Queen gone... I've noticed this too.
	You have?
	Okay, good.
	Then it's not just... Yeah.
	Not just nuttiness.
	There's been a lot... In fact, there was something this morning I was...
	Uh, listening to somebody bitching about something and uh, and then I think on one of our, uh, one of those packages that we got playing at the end of the show mix, there's a Jimmy, Jimmy Savile.
	Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
	Correct.
	But no, no, I have heard it more than a couple of times by Jimmy Savile.
	And then there's that picture going around that one of our, Martin J.J.
	I think, or no, Paul Couture sent around on No Agenda Social.
	Wasn't about Jimmy Savile per se, but it's a picture, and I question the validity of this thing, but you can find it on No Agenda Social.
	I may repost it.
	It's a picture of Epstein and what's her name?
	Jelaine.
	Jelaine sitting on a bench in a cabin in the woods.
	And then the picture next to it is the Queen, in her more casual clothes, sitting on that same bench in the same cabin.
	It's Balmoral!
	At Balmoral!
	Maybe.
	No, it's wooden.
	It's wooden.
	It looks like something in Denver or Kentucky.
	But didn't they also have the pictures where they were all hanging out and they were sitting on the Queen's throne?
	Didn't they have those as well?
	Yes!
	I don't remember that, but that's what I would do.
	Yes!
	Come on guys, let's get on the throne!
	I'm gonna poop on it!
	I think there was a picture of Ghislaine on the throne.
	I really do.
	I'm sure this was... Because that's how entrenched they were.
	Yeah, but you know, Photoshop is dangerous, so...
	No, but I think that was admitted.
	Well, okay.
	You know what?
	Who gives a shit?
	Now, I have uncovered something I believe that is kind of important for our producers who may be considering one of the new updated shots.
	The updated heart dart.
	And it really, it was really odd how I stumbled upon this, but it was, it came... Mays our transition to COVID clips?
	What, you want to do something else?
	No, no, I got nothing on the Queen, go on.
	I'm just saying.
	So of course I'm referring to Kareem Abdul Jean-Pierre Van Damme.
	And this was a question that came from the White House Press Corps.
	And it's like, why do you keep talking about it?
	And this could have been one of our questions.
	In fact, it might have been a NOAA gender producer.
	What is this updated business?
	What happened to boosters?
	Everyone's like, just get updated.
	Make sure you're up to date.
	I saw this too.
	They don't know what to do.
	And I think the confusion, I think this goes to the CDC or the other group.
	FDA or somebody.
	I think it's that, well, you know, if people haven't, we're not going to make the other shot anymore is what I think the manufacturers said.
	It's just not going to be made.
	We're not going to make it.
	We got this new shot that's updated and we're going to, and it's going to be the initial, if you want to get a shot now out of the blue, you haven't had any shots whatsoever.
	You're starting with this and it was getting confusing.
	Well, wait, why would I start with a booster?
	So I think they're just trying to try, I think they're, they're trying to, I think it's a marketing problem they got and that's what they're trying to change.
	That's what I, that's what I thought initially as well.
	And I thought the whole thing was marketing, of course, you know, the get updated is just like an app, you know, like charging your phone.
	And we've heard all the analogies.
	So I'm like, you saw that you saw the poster, the FDA poster.
	That's I think that's fake.
	I'm pretty sure that's fake.
	But the thing is, it could easily be real.
	So it doesn't really matter.
	It's very believable.
	It's incredibly believable.
	But there's something that Kareem Abdul said that leads down perhaps something else.
	Thank you.
	You've been referring to this new shot as the updated COVID-19 vaccine.
	Can you explain a little bit more the decision to no longer be calling it just a booster?
	Well, we have to remember we haven't seen a vaccine, a new vaccine, since December 2020.
	Our health and medical experts made an independent determination that we now have new updated vaccine, as you just said, to fight COVID.
	It is the first time that we have seen this type of updated vaccine, like I said, since December of 2020.
	And the message to folks that we are providing is if you're 12 or older... And so this right here, this is where I'm totally in agreement with you.
	This is marketing.
	She's even saying it.
	And what we're messaging now to people, okay, so this is what you're messaging.
	Like I said, since December of 2020, and the message to folks that we are providing is if you're 12 or older, and it's been at least two months since you last got a shot, you should get these new updated vaccines right away.
	That's the doctor's advice, and they made this decision independently.
	But you do still need to get the first original dose before you can get this shot.
	The FDA, the CDC, they're still referring to this as a booster.
	So, I guess, why the discrepancy?
	Are you concerned that may cause some... Well, I'm not going to get into, like, regulatory language on what to call this.
	I'll leave that to a booster or a vaccine.
	Okay.
	We'll just lay... I'm just laying out with the... So, I'm not going to get into any regulatory language.
	Oh!
	It's regulatory language.
	That's different.
	Now, hold on.
	You're assuming that she's using her words correctly.
	I'm assuming that she was read in on why we have to call these things updated and not boosters.
	And she's very careful to say it's been since 2021 that we had new vaccine.
	She keeps saying new vaccine.
	Yes, I agreed there, yeah.
	Uh, but she's not going to get into the regulatory of calling it a booster versus a vaccine.
	I think she's read in, and the reason in my mind is, and I did not know this... Well, she's going to not only be read in, she could be reading it.
	Literally.
	That's more likely than anything.
	That's why she goes on for another minute fumbling over this shit.
	These vaccines, now, what do we know about the vaccines?
	We know that there's no human trials, at least not that we have any results from.
	That seems to be normal because flu vaccines, we do the same thing.
	Actually can play a clip about that in a minute if we want to.
	We know that we tested on mice, okay, eight mice.
	There's some stories out there that the mice didn't make it, but it doesn't matter.
	We tested on mice.
	So what is different?
	About this vaccine.
	It's been approved under emergency use authorization.
	This is not an approved vaccine.
	That's not different.
	That's what the other one was approved under.
	Yeah, but that was approved, so you can't say this is a booster.
	It's not the same thing.
	It's a new vaccine.
	It's literally a new vaccine, and because they don't know what it's going to do... Well, I see what you're saying.
	You're saying that the problem, okay, regulatory-wise, since it's not a true booster, it's just another shot of the same stuff.
	No, it's a new vaccine.
	It's the bivalent vaccine.
	This is a new vaccine that has to be considered something else, and it can't be...
	But they want to call it a booster so bad because they know they have a bunch of these booster addicts.
	You know, the double-boosted, double-shot, double-boosted.
	They will just jump on board.
	They want to get in line immediately to get their booster.
	So they're between a rock and a hard place as far as the marketing is concerned.
	Yeah, well, booster is a real problem.
	But I think what they're trying to do is just ignore the problem, let everybody call it a booster, and then whenever they're talking, they'll just say update it.
	Officially, it's not, yeah.
	Yeah, I think that's what it is.
	You're right.
	That's what they're going to do.
	Yeah, well, you can call it a booster or, yeah, this is going to be fun to watch how they're going to deal with this problem.
	It's going to be fine because we can't say it's a booster or we'll get sued.
	There's already lawsuits lingering all over the place.
	And the regime is tightening down.
	Listen to Dr. Drew.
	There's a new law in California which determines what doctors and healthcare professionals can, what they can and how they can communicate medical information.
	And this kind of says it all.
	But I just want to explain how draconian this law is, this 2098 in the state of California.
	Literally, it would be the case that if I was evaluating a patient, let's say you come in, you're my patient, and you come in and you say, the CDC is recommending that I get this new Omicron vaccine, this Bioband vaccine.
	I'm concerned because what I'm reading suggests that it was only studied on mice.
	And if I say anything other than standard What would it be?
	Standard empty slogans as specified by the academic and the bureaucratic structure, which would be you're over 60 years old.
	It's recommended that you get this booster.
	Follow the proto.
	If I said, for instance, you're right, it was studied on mice.
	I'm probably going to recommend it to my patients over 65, certainly over 75.
	I think it's worth the risk.
	There is antecedent in very, very similar vaccines in influenza.
	And this is sort of how we do it with influenza every year.
	We don't test it necessarily in humans every year.
	So there's a protocol out there.
	But if you were 30 years old, I would say, you know, there was just a study that came out in circulation last this week that suggested that in men under 40, the risk of myocarditis is five times higher from the Moderna vaccine than from COVID itself.
	Right there!
	That would qualify as misinformation, even though it's factually accurate.
	It's merely me discussing what's available in the medical literature with my patient.
	Let's say that patient was angry for some reason.
	That patient could make an anonymous complaint to the state.
	And he or she could go home and go, you know what, mom and dad and brother and sister, you guys, I'd like you to make the complaint too.
	Here's what my complaint is.
	Why don't you modify it a little bit?
	I heard something you said in the public the other day I didn't like either.
	So add that to it.
	Each one of those complaints would be dealt with as though a police report had been filed for a criminal action.
	It will require a full response with citations and will take months and months and may require hiring an attorney for each case.
	That is what they are doing.
	How about that shit?
	I love it.
	You were just cackling throughout the whole clip.
	You were so happy.
	Hilarious.
	And these doctors, what have they done?
	They brought it on themselves.
	True, true.
	But they were all... I don't think the COVID control of doctors was new, this control.
	This has probably been going on for a long time and everyone's just been, okay, you know, I'm just following orders.
	Where have we heard that before?
	Well, they always have this... I noticed that's what Sutter Health does.
	They have this, like a check box of things they recommend.
	And they say, well, you should get this, you should do this, you should do that.
	And I always tell them, I'll look into it.
	And they never push back on any of it.
	They never really insist.
	Well, you should get this, you should get that.
	You're way overdue for a tetanus booster.
	I've never had a tetanus booster.
	And, well, you should probably get one.
	I don't want to get one.
	Okay.
	Well, we know from our producers with kids, like, if they say, well, you know, I'm going to hold off for a couple months, that, you know, many doctors, pediatricians say, okay, you can't be my patient anymore, and we're going to write you up and all this stuff.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah, well, see, that doesn't happen around, and this is California.
	I think that when things get so onerous, I think they get pretty, I think they're lax in a different way.
	So what we're seeing is total lockdown, total control of actual... By the way, any pediatrician who does that should be outed, doxxed.
	Yeah, no, what happens is parents are very afraid to do that because if they do that and accuse a pediatrician, they won't get any pediatrician.
	Do it anonymously.
	That's what the internet's all about.
	That's why we invented that shit, dammit!
	Do it anonymously.
	So that's one end of the spectrum.
	Where we're clamping down, we're making sure the messaging is tight, the procedures are tight, the protocols are followed.
	Then we have the other side of the spectrum.
	This is Big Pharma.
	And man, listen to what they're doing.
	This is about an online mental health outfit called Cerebral.
	And you know, there's many of these apps.
	I'm sure you've seen the commercials.
	I don't know how much TV you watch, but I'm sure you've seen the commercials.
	You hear them on the radio a lot.
	You know, if you're feeling down, you know, COVID, you've been locked up, cooped up, you can talk to somebody.
	And then Cerebral, this is great.
	They match you with the perfect therapist.
	Okay, so the AI and the... Did I say okay?
	The AI and the algo are matched.
	You know, they match you with the right therapist so you can talk to somebody.
	Is it a real therapist or Eliza?
	It's a real human being, um, and I think, uh, therapist licensing is some script reader.
	Listen to this story.
	The woman we'll call Yvette says she's long suffered severe depression, a result of sexual trauma in her youth.
	I was constantly depressed.
	It was just like this Sadness and sorrow that would just take over.
	She says she struggled to afford therapy, but then she saw ads like these.
	My poor mental health was pushing everyone in my life away until I started using Cerebral.
	The ads from mental health provider Cerebral promised affordable prescriptions and therapy all online.
	I thought I was honestly signing up for something that was going to change my life in a good way.
	So she joined, first going through an assessment like this one.
	Then the system matched her with a prescriber.
	And the first time I talked to the prescriber, it's only about 10 to 15 minutes.
	Yvette says in that first roughly 15-minute appointment, she was prescribed three medications.
	And in a second appointment, equally brief, she was given two more.
	Five drugs in all.
	But she says her symptoms got worse, and she contacted her cerebral prescriber to tell her she was having nightmares about hanging herself.
	And I was scared.
	And when I reached out to her, and I was just crying to her because I didn't know what to do, she said, I don't have enough time.
	I have to go to my other appointment.
	I've already spent enough time with you.
	The next day, a family member found her hanging from a dog leash in her bathroom.
	I thought I was dreaming.
	I thought I was... I was dreaming, but I was... I was hanging and... I didn't remember anything.
	So... This is... This should have immediate attention.
	These are pill-pushing companies, and it only dawned on me now, the company name is Cerebral, and the people who answer the phone are called Prescribers.
	I mean, could it be any more cynical?
	Cerebral Prescriber?
	Holy crap!
	I said, oh wow.
	Are we transitioning from COVID?
	No, no.
	I mean, I've... You're making these sneaky moves on me.
	I can't keep up.
	Well, this was just important to let everyone know that to make sure that if your daughter's using... Don't let your kids do this stuff.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	There is...
	You know what, maybe these people also say, you know, you may be trans, you need to talk to this, maybe this may be a whole referral system.
	You know, I'm thinking that too, but I want to say, I got two COVID clips I want to get out of here before I go into that.
	I got tons of that kind of stuff.
	And I started looking into, I started looking not to transition the topic, You know, this queer thing really only began in 1990.
	This is very recent stuff.
	Are you transitioning now into queer?
	No, I'm sorry, I don't want to transition.
	I think it should be the show about transition.
	Let's go back to COVID.
	We're talking about the formulation of this new vaccine.
	And so I've got a clip from this guy, this character, you know, it's Dr. Shah.
	Dr. Shah.
	That's him.
	That's the White House.
	That's the Berks and Fauci of Biden.
	Shah.
	Yeah, he's the Berks by Biden's Berks.
	So he's trying to say the word curveball here.
	He's Indian, so we're going to make fun of him now?
	Yeah.
	Excellent.
	And so I just want you to listen to this clip.
	This is Ja and the curveball.
	And I don't even know what he's talking about, but he's trying to convince everyone that this great, this new vaccine, Barring any new variant curveballs, we've seen curveballs, but barring those variant curveballs, for a large majority of Americans, we are moving to a point where a single annual COVID shot should provide a high degree of protection against serious illness all year.
	That's an important milestone.
	So he says we're moving toward this milestone of one booster per year, something more like an annual flu shot.
	It didn't sound too bad, curveballs.
	It sounded worse when I heard it.
	Curveballs, okay.
	Curveballs.
	Make fun of the Indian man.
	No, I'm not making fun of him.
	Here's the clip that I had to take.
	This is a two minute clip.
	This is one of those EU Parliament clips.
	Have you seen this guy?
	Yes, I have.
	This is the Romanian... The Romanian MEP is off the rails.
	It's interesting because I did not clip that twice and I think it was because I thought you wouldn't like it.
	Oh, that's funny.
	Well, that's good.
	It's not.
	It's concerning.
	I think our marriage may be in trouble.
	We need counsel.
	It could be.
	But it's beside the point.
	This guy, the reason I like this because this wimpy woman who is the chairwoman.
	She's the best.
	Can you please stop?
	She wants, you know, she can't.
	And this guy's got good points to make and none of it's ever answered.
	This is just like a relentless rant.
	And who is he questioning again?
	Who is he questioning?
	He's questioning the Pfizer guy.
	I think both Pfizer and Moderna had representatives and he's questioning them.
	Yeah.
	And it's like typical... I mean, this is the European Parliament at work.
	It's just one or two guys.
	We need a C-SPAN of the EU Parliament.
	You know, C-SPAN used to carry Prime Minister's Question Hour.
	That's right, that's right.
	Yeah, until Trump.
	And they stopped it.
	What happened?
	Boris Johnson, probably.
	Maybe.
	Here we go.
	...answer from Emma, which is showing for every vaccine the kind of tests that were done.
	So in the case of Moderna, for example, you provided data showing that you tested these vaccines since 2017, 2018, 2019.
	So how were you able to test these vaccines back then when we found out about this virus in December of 2019?
	Second question, the contracts.
	You mention here that there are some secrets or some confidential information in these contracts that should protect your interests.
	Now the question that I address to you, what about the interests of us and the interests of the European citizens?
	Because this is how some of the pages from the contract between Moderna and the European Commission is showing.
	So I'm asking you... It's completely blacked out.
	Completely blacked out is those CIA documents.
	Do you think this is fair to all of us?
	But haven't we all seen it?
	We've all seen the unredacted, you know, I remember us going through it, you know, the complete indemnification.
	If you can't pay us back, we take your harbor.
	Remember all that?
	We'll take your Navy ships.
	Yeah, man, it was great.
	To talk about boosters, to talk about medical products, when we don't know the clauses of these contracts.
	So the direct question to you, Mr. Bonselli, is when are you going to fully publish the contracts that you had, both with the European Commission and with the member states of the European Union?
	Another question, the issue of liabilities.
	You were asked by our colleague here about the liabilities and you avoid it.
	To answer this question.
	So my question to you is, why are you pushing the liabilities on the states and on the people who receive these vaccines and might have, and I say might have, adverse effects while you get all the profits?
	Nevertheless, the be violent boosters.
	This is the last question.
	You just stated here.
	That these boosters were requested by the US government who also approved the boosters without trials on humans.
	So I'm asking you, do you think this is fair?
	Do you think we can go and ask the European citizens to be vaccinated with some medical products that were not properly tested or not at all tested in humans?
	Thank you.
	Mr. Terras, next time, I'll deduct 40 seconds from your speech.
	This is an important issue.
	With all due respect, it's an important issue, and the reason why they are here is to answer questions.
	And I see that they are all avoiding answering concrete questions from my colleagues.
	Yeah, but it's also respectful.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Avoid hot tubs, brother.
	So, uh... General aviation... I think maybe I like that clip could carry for me because of the way he said the word booster.
	It was a pick-me-up.
	It was a pick-me-up in the middle of a maybe a booster.
	But he does make one point in there, which is, yeah, we have to pick up the liability, but they still keep the profits.
	Yeah.
	The profits should all go to the government.
	Boost, boost, boost.
	Yeah, you're a pretty good booster.
	You do pretty good on that.
	Boost, boost.
	Goodness, that, yeah.
	In hindsight, I don't understand why I didn't clip it.
	Now just a couple of stories, just headlines I'll read.
	Cardiologist says, well maybe I should start with, you actually mentioned this at the top of the show.
	Adults age 35 to 44 died at twice the expected rate this past summer.
	This is from life insurance data.
	But of course, a cardiologist who's in the news says that, no, no, this is young people who are taking supplements, you know, from functional medicine doctors.
	That's killing them.
	It's giving them heart arrhythmias.
	Oh, that's what it is.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You should be taking supplements.
	Don't do that.
	Oh, yeah.
	The supplements are killing people.
	I hate that D3, man.
	It's killing people.
	Cancers in adults under 50 have increased dramatically around the globe, which kind of...
	When I hear that, I think of our president, Joe.
	We'll beat cancer!
	Mark my words!
	I wonder if, you know, what they have here is like, okay, everyone gets cancer, but we have the antidote.
	But we already had that clip of him saying he has cancer, which has not been picked up by too many people.
	Of course not.
	Remember that?
	Yeah.
	Influx of COVID babies who haven't hit milestones can barely speak when they should.
	And then this was pointed out to me, which was really a good point.
	Because I watched the Apple event, the... Wait, stop!
	What's this about the babies?
	I haven't heard about this.
	Oh, let me open the story.
	A speech therapist, I should have said, reveals she's been inundated with wave of COVID babies who can barely speak.
	Parents paying up to $1,000 a month to repair the damage.
	So they can't speak.
	They've been masked, that's why.
	No, probably because you have to see the mouths moving around.
	Yeah, they didn't see anything.
	They just heard sounds.
	They didn't see mouths moving.
	And they heard sounds like... Yeah.
	Yeah.
	I bet that's alarming.
	So I watched the Apple event and it was pointed out to me that almost all these cool features are all pretty much to let someone else know when your heart stops.
	Even if you're out running in the desert, it'll ping the satellite.
	I mean, everything is about, oh, you had an accident.
	Oh, we know exactly what kind of vehicle the accident was in.
	It's all this horrible shit.
	It's never like, if you fall in love, we'll recognize it and we'll light up your screen with all hearts in red.
	And send flowers.
	Send flowers automatically.
	None of that!
	It's all dark.
	All emergency features.
	Yeah, isn't it though?
	Yeah, for the paranoid.
	It's like everyone's an old woman that can't get up.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we used to laugh at that shit.
	Help, I've fallen, I can't get up!
	Now it's like... You say shit way too much.
	Sorry.
	Cut it back.
	I can't help myself.
	I don't know, that observation is almost worth writing a column about.
	There you go.
	That's phenomenal.
	Now I want to just say something else and I want to mention this because you'll never hear about it again.
	There's several publications today who are reporting on a revolution, COVID breakthrough, an antibody that has been found that may mean no more booster jabs.
	It's being called a true revolution.
	Well, here we go.
	Tel Aviv University in Israel.
	And they've, you know, they've isolated this, what is this thing called?
	Antibodies, TAU 1109 and 2310 or whatever.
	It was probably invented before COVID was engineered as the backdoor stoppage.
	Right.
	But I, yeah.
	I'm just saying, maybe.
	That's a decent point.
	I'm not, uh, I'm pretty sure we'll never hear about this again.
	So I just want to make sure we mention it because, yeah, you'll never hear about it again.
	What you will hear about is more fear.
	And remember, no airplanes into buildings.
	No, we're going for pestilence.
	The governor of New York declared a disaster emergency today, ordering an expansion of the state's polio vaccination efforts after scientists detected the virus in wastewater on Long Island.
	The virus also turned up in wastewater systems in New York City and several nearby counties.
	An emergency, state of emergency over polio.
	A little longer report here.
	Disaster emergency in New York.
	And just Shep does so much better than Nora.
	Disaster emergency in New York.
	Governor Kathy Hochul declaring it just today after health officials detected the polio virus in yet another county's sewage.
	They say it's a sign the virus continues to spread throughout the state.
	Authorities say they found a positive sample of polio in Nassau County on Long Island.
	Are there Hasidic Jews out there?
	Some other religious group?
	Because Shep is pointing it out.
	Nassau County.
	Remember Rockland County is where we have the Orthodox Jews.
	So I wonder what's in Nassau County.
	They previously detected it in wastewater in New York City.
	Probably Republicans.
	Three nearby counties.
	Governor Hochul says the order will allow emergency services workers, midwives, and pharmacists to administer the polio vaccine.
	It'll also better equip health officials with tools to curb the spread.
	In a statement the state's Goodness gracious!
	Kushner wrote in part, on polio, we simply cannot roll the dice.
	If you or your child is unvaccinated or not up to date with vaccinations, the risk of paralytic disease is real.
	I urge New Yorkers, he wrote, not to accept any risk at all.
	Goodness gracious.
	What is this?
	This is just fear mongering.
	Your kid could be paralyzed.
	This Shep Smith is just selling polio vaccine.
	I agree.
	It's very overdone.
	So, we've got monkeypox, we've got... It's the most expensive county, one of the highest income counties in the United States.
	There you go, Republican, told you.
	And the most, yeah, well I'm sure there's a lot of rich Democrats there, especially in New York.
	Right.
	The most affluent of the state, high school students often feature prominently as winners of the International Science and Engineering Fair.
	So, go after them!
	Hey, you rich people, you better get on board with the program!
	I mean, kill a few kids, that's a good one.
	So then we have Monkeypox.
	Remember I played the clip from the White House's Monkeypox Czar?
	Oh, that S&M guy?
	Dude, he's not an S&M.
	He's into Satanism, occult.
	Yeah, Satanism and Satanism.
	No, he's got the scars.
	He's got scarification.
	He's got a big thing.
	Have you seen the pictures of him?
	Yes!
	Why would anyone hire this guy at that level?
	Well...
	I guess that's who's at risk.
	They're trying to communicate.
	They're trying to communicate to a certain group, and I guess that's the group.
	And he cleans up real nice.
	I mean, he's wearing the suit.
	But underneath, it's like, okay.
	And he operated like a, I think, a club, kind of a Satanist type club in New York with his husband or boyfriend.
	This is weird.
	I don't know.
	It's so weird.
	Maybe we're just old-fashioned and we, you know, we're just like... Oh yeah, that's what it is.
	We are you and me.
	Yes, you and I are old-fashioned.
	We're just old fuddy-duddies.
	We can't go with the times.
	Satanism is so cool with the youngins.
	Billy Bones was very irritated by a number of commercials he kept hearing, so he recorded two for us.
	Infectious diseases spread by pests like malaria, Zika, and Chagas disease are causing a worldwide health crisis.
	Fortunately, here at home, we don't face the same level of threat, but we shouldn't let our guard down.
	Mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus and Zika are impacting communities across the U.S., and Lyme disease spread by ticks is on the rise.
	Whether around the world or just around the block, get the facts you need to protect your family at PestWorld.org.
	A public service message from the National Pest Management Association.
	So there's, you know what, you heard it too, right?
	Our old friend is back!
	Our old friend Zika!
	Oh yes, I heard that in there, yeah.
	And here's another one.
	Hey neighbor, what are you doing?
	Hey Carl, I'm putting screens on our doors and windows.
	What for?
	Zika.
	Zika?
	That's a flu, right?
	That's a virus that causes mild fever, rash, and red eyes.
	Doctors suspect it could also be responsible for microcephaly in newborns.
	But there's nothing to fear if you just follow some basic rules.
	Like what?
	Zika, like other diseases, is spread primarily by mosquitoes.
	We need to get rid of those bugs.
	How?
	Mosquitoes breed in clean and stagnant water.
	Garbage, too.
	So we have to empty, clean, and cover all open water containers weekly.
	What about containers that can't be moved or cleaned?
	You can fill them with sand.
	Huh.
	Hey, can my boy still play outside?
	Yeah, but he should wear long sleeves, pants, and use insect repellent, especially during sunrise and dusk.
	In a bubble.
	Mosquitoes are most likely to bite.
	Got it.
	Thanks, Paul.
	Anytime.
	Hey Carl, what's up?
	Hey Anna, I'm cleaning up to stop mosquitoes.
	For Zika?
	That's right.
	We all need to do our part to stop Zika.
	Clean up, cover up, and keep it up.
	This message is brought to you by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and UNESCO.
	Zika, zika, zika, zika, zika, yeah.
	Where's the money?
	1.9 billion dollars.
	Zika, zika, zika, zika, zika, yeah.
	Where's the money?
	Small heads are coming.
	You're gonna do it, you watch.
	There you go.
	There you go.
	Something's up.
	Zika's on deck, man.
	Zika's on deck!
	These guys are gone out of... They're out of control!
	Is there a Zika vaccine?
	I should have looked.
	I can't believe I didn't do this already.
	I should have checked to see if there was... It'll probably be... Yes.
	I think it was one of those... I think it was one of those vector vaccines.
	Okay, Victor.
	Let's see.
	Zika virus vaccines.
	It's a DNA-based vaccine.
	DNA.
	Not RNA.
	DNA.
	Whoa.
	That's hardcore.
	Sweet.
	Yeah, you're right.
	DNA-based vaccine developed at the NIAID Vaccine Research Center.
	Strategy similar to their West Nile virus.
	I don't know.
	It's like the Adenovirus, you know, thing where you insert something here, it's DNA, and then it does something when it gets in you.
	Stop Zika.
	As far as I know, I don't know anyone in my entire life that's ever had Zika.
	You can tell everybody.
	Small heads are coming.
	You can tell everybody to shoot up, because it's not a problem.
	Anything that happens around you, anyone who has, you know, some kind of mysterious or sudden death, it is not your vaccines.
	Oh, you know, you may have accidentally run into what's going on.
	They're looking for excuses to explain all these 50, 60, 70 percent death rate increases.
	They're blaming it on anything they can get their hands on.
	I have one.
	I think I have one.
	How about this?
	A new study is adding to recent evidence that some artificial sweeteners may not be safe alternatives to sugar after all.
	Adults who consume the equivalent of about two packets a day of aspartame were found to have an elevated risk of stroke.
	Aspartame is found in Equal and NutraSweet.
	All of the blue?
	And those who use similar amounts of sucralose found in Splenda and many sugar-free foods appear to have a higher risk of coronary heart disease.
	Boom, nailed Splenda as well.
	Aspartame, which we know is not a quality product anyway.
	This is NBC, today's show.
	I think that they're launching this because it's an easy one.
	Yeah, I've heard bad things about aspartame.
	Shit, maybe that's causing these strokes.
	I just heard about it.
	I also hear that aspartame can create mysterious clots.
	Several embalmers across the country told the Epoch Times they've been observing strange fibrous clots in corpses they work with.
	They report the phenomenon started either in 2020 or 2021.
	They say the clots stand out because they're exceptionally big, at a maximum as long as a human leg, and as thick as a pinky finger.
	The embalmers also say that clots in- Sorry?
	I'm just going to say, this is not new.
	This has been going on for, I don't know, almost a year, these clots.
	Yeah, but they got, the video is, you know, you don't see that, of course.
	Oh, I see, this is what I don't want to see, because I've seen the pictures that these guys have shown.
	No, no, this looks like a giant tapeworm.
	Yeah, they got jars just, you know, filled up with these tapeworm-like clothings.
	But they did give a warning beforehand, but since we're not viewing, I felt I could chop that off.
	Thick as a pinky finger.
	The embalmers also say that clots in corpses have become much more common.
	One embalmer said he finds them in 50-70% of all corpses he works with these days, up from 5-10% prior to the pandemic.
	It's not yet known if the new clots are caused by COVID-19, the vaccines, or something different.
	However, many of the embalmers say from what they've found, it seems like the clots are connected to the vaccine.
	Some doctors speculate that the spike protein used in the vaccines can cause string-like structures which the body doesn't break down.
	The clots found are lacking iron, potassium, magnesium, and zinc, which according to experts shows that these aren't just normal post-mortem clots, because normal human blood always has those nutrients.
	I just wanted to play a New Tank Dynasty clip, really.
	Yeah, I was gonna call you out on it, but what am I supposed to do?
	It wasn't a bad read.
	It wasn't a horrible read.
	It wasn't the worst.
	No, but it was in the category.
	Second tier, second tier.
	Definitely.
	I'm sorry.
	So Aspartame, which was first brought on the market in 1981.
	Now they're just concluding.
	After, by the way, I was introduced to the testing from 1974, got tested for what, seven years?
	And it was rejected and then it was approved.
	It finally got in, but in 1981.
	But so now... Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Yes.
	Wait.
	Before you go there, who was the CEO of the company that made Aspartame?
	This is one of your favorite topics.
	I'm trying to avoid it.
	Why?
	Why are you trying to avoid it?
	I'm giving people information.
	The reason is because the point I'm trying to make has got nothing to do with Rumsfeld.
	The point I'm trying to make is that after 41 years Of being on the market, known to be a problematic product, which is what you like to talk about.
	I don't like it either.
	But after 41 years, now they're determining that it's causing the strokes that are showing up out of the blue?
	Does that make sense to anyone?
	I will continue my story.
	I apologize.
	I should have waited until you finished, but I already knew what you were going to say.
	The connection is, Rumsfeld, who was the CEO of the company that tried to get Aspartame approved, was rejected.
	Then he became the Secretary of Defense.
	I would say Dick Cheney is about to die.
	If the Aspartame thing is real and they're going to blame everything on Aspartame, Dick Cheney's on his way out.
	Because he was involved in that.
	He was involved in all that trickery to get Aspartame approved when they got Rummy into the administration.
	So that's why maybe after 40 years.
	Or maybe he just said screw it, I don't care, just go ahead.
	For one thing, you've made an elemental mistake.
	Who?
	Dick Cheney can't be killed, he's immortal.
	Wait, just unplug it, what are you talking about?
	I haven't seen that battery pack you used to be carrying around.
	Remember he had said, oh, I have my heart in this box here, and he had this shoulder strap, and it was like a fucking battery.
	That's when he had the motor for a battery.
	This guy's had his heart changed out so many times, it's ludicrous.
	He's like Tony Stark with that thing in his chest he has to replace every once in a while.
	It's like bullshit.
	Hey, you're saying bullshit, man.
	Ease back.
	I'm gonna stop it.
	All right, continue with your spiel.
	Oh, well, I think that was my spiel, is that we're just, we're just, here's, well, we can go into, uh, by the way, clots and corpses, hello.
	Hey, I wrote it down.
	I wrote it down too.
	It's like, wow, these guys are good.
	Doing a good job.
	Um, yeah, let's, let's do a climate change for a moment.
	You know, climate change is a weakness of mine.
	How about Ukraine?
	How about Ukraine?
	Okay.
	I was going to transition us from COVID to climate.
	Because you like the alliteration.
	No, because that is what the programming is.
	The programming is to keep you afraid.
	What were the things, the giant plagues, pestilence, and some of the flooding?
	The four horsemen.
	You mean the four horsemen?
	There was something to do with the apocalypse.
	You're right.
	COVID would be, or I'm sorry, climate would be next.
	Okay, go with climate.
	Yes.
	But I truly think that what's happening is, you know, we've been trained, all the, whoever's running whatever, see that, okay, people are trained enough, they will do everything.
	They will now listen to us.
	You know, Portland, this is a note from one of our producers, Our local power company issued a public safety power shut off notification under the guise to prevent wildfires, climate change of course.
	We are set to have strong winds for the next day and a half and what they're doing is turning off the power in locations where the fire risk is high.
	So it's going on and off and everyone keeps getting messages, you know, oh, but this is training.
	This is actual training to do as you're told.
	And if you don't know, obviously you opted in and you will take control of your thermostat.
	I mean, this is definitely all happening.
	And then here's Noah Harari.
	Not hiding it.
	The World Economic Forum advisor and, you know, a scholar revered around the world by the elites.
	Many of the scenarios that I outlined before the pandemic, I didn't outline them as a prophecy, but just as a possibility.
	Maybe it will happen.
	It's not an extremely deadly virus.
	It's not the Black Death.
	And look what it's doing to the world.
	So now just try to think what will be the implications of a much bigger problem like climate change.
	Also, conceptually, it shows that... And here I completely agree with you, Ratko, that it shows you that you can change things on a massive scale.
	That, again, you can stop all flights.
	You can lock down entire countries.
	You can actually do that.
	And life goes on in some way.
	And this, I would say, may make us more open to radical ideas about how to deal also with climate change.
	There you go.
	Training stage one complete.
	Good to go.
	And I think that what's happening in California and how that's being handled and the lies and the jacked up temperature numbers and just saying this has never happened a thousand years.
	This is all part of it.
	It's weather whiplash on the west coast, from raging wildfires to flooded freeways.
	Tropical storm force winds kicked up rough surf and downed trees.
	This is all too much at once, especially for this time of year here.
	Hurricane Kay pummeled Mexico's Baja Peninsula, but turned out to be friend rather than foe.
	As it faded to a tropical storm, it dropped several inches of rare September rain on Southern California, giving firefighters battling a deadly blaze east of Los Angeles the upper hand.
	But massive fires in Northern California and Oregon are still burning.
	The explosive Mosquito fire north of Sacramento is now the largest in the state, sending a plume of smoke and ash 40,000 feet in the air and forcing more evacuations.
	I'm terrified because everything I have is my home.
	You know, I'm retired, disabled.
	Everything I ever worked for is up there.
	Everything.
	California's historic and seemingly endless heat wave is finally coming to an end after smashing records and straining the state's electrical grid.
	Many areas endured 10 days of 100-plus degree heat.
	Oh, straining electrical grid.
	But you guys made it, California!
	You did it!
	The grid didn't go down.
	Go pat yourself on the back.
	Best clip on climate change for today, and then I'm done with climate change, is Pierce Corbin.
	Tell me you've seen this.
	Pierce Corbin, the brother of Jeremy Corbin.
	No, I'm sure I haven't seen it.
	I would remember Pierce Corbin.
	So Jeremy Corbin, does he run the Labour Party still?
	No, no, no.
	He was mayor of London.
	No, he was never mayor of London.
	Boris and this Arab guy was mayor.
	Corbin was just a socialist that was the top of the Labour for a long time and now, as far as I know, he's not.
	He may still be a prime member of parliament, but I don't know.
	Well, his brother Pierce Corbin, Pierce, is an astrophysicist, and he goes on RT.
	And this is clearly the RT guy sets him up, and it's just a little funny banter, but it's great to hear this alternative view as to why we are witnessing this horrible climate change.
	Russia's deadly wildfires, the smog-filled cities and poor harvest are being seen by some environmentalists as signs of climate change.
	Let's now cross live to London to discuss this with Piers Corbyn.
	He's an astrophysicist and also founder of Weather Action.
	Good to have you.
	Thanks very much indeed for joining us live there in London.
	So what we are seeing here is a drastic changing climate, aren't we?
	Well, climate has always been changing, but this has nothing to do with man.
	In fact, we predicted that there would be extreme heat in East Europe and Russia this summer.
	And it's caused by a certain circulation pattern.
	CO2 does not cause circulation patterns.
	What causes those is a combination of solar activity and the state of the phases of the Moon.
	Hang on, Piers.
	Excuse me, just a minute.
	You say this isn't caused by man.
	How come they're reporting this heatwave is recognized as the worst in a thousand years of recorded history in Russia, and surely man has got something to do with this, hasn't he?
	No.
	Nothing to do with it.
	The only connection is man is here at the same time as the sun and the moon are doing things.
	You see, a very similar situation happened about 132 years ago, where there was the same sun, earth, lunar, magnetic states.
	There was heatwaves in Russia, and there were also floods in Pakistan, as now.
	And in the previous few years, there were also floods in the English Summers.
	also 132 years ago.
	So these things are dictated by solar activity in the moon.
	They're nothing to do with mankind, and those who say that are just trying to make money out of carbon.
	But are we not going to see this again next year, the year on?
	I mean, it's only quite recent.
	That's a very interesting question.
	These things do come in bursts, and we're working on that very question, those forecasts.
	We did say there would be a series of wet summers in England, for example, which we've had.
	Now, will there be a series of these very hot, hot summers in Russia?
	We don't know.
	We have to work on that.
	But I assure you, it's nothing to do with carbon dioxide.
	And if you stop driving around Moscow, it won't affect next summer one job.
	Well, how come then so many climate change scientists disagree with you and they get so much support for what they say?
	They're on a gravy train, for heaven's sake.
	No, I did not see this and I wish I had.
	Isn't that fantastic?
	It's great, yeah.
	Well, you know, it's what it is.
	Yeah.
	Now, he's an astrophysicist, so I fully expect Neil deGrasse Tyson to come out and debate him.
	He doesn't know anything about climate.
	Oh, he won't.
	That guy's full of crap.
	Well, I dropped my mic.
	I'm a mic dropper.
	I am clearly right.
	And then my favorite, this came from a buddy, Dave Jones.
	He works at a accounting firm.
	So as part of the, which was it?
	Was it the, yeah, the Inflation Reduction Act.
	One of the things was the reintroduction of the $7,500 credit towards purchasing an electric vehicle, which everyone kind of loved.
	That was a big incentive for Tesla early on, even in Europe.
	In the Netherlands, they were giving away €5,000 tax credit if you just bought a Tesla, and that was all subsidized.
	And so two things happened.
	You know, so this is like, oh, we're like, oh, the 7,500 is in again.
	This is great.
	And on the same day, we saw Tesla and GM and I think a couple others within a few days of each other, everybody pretty much raised their price by about $7,000.
	This is the tuition effect.
	But here's the kicker.
	You may only deduct this money if the vehicle, I'll just give you the three points.
	This, for year 2023, the credit, The credit you can receive the credit if the vehicle must be manufactured in North America and powered by batteries with materials sourced in either the United States or from free trade partners.
	And.
	The price must be below fifty five thousand dollars for a sedan and eighty thousand dollars for a van truck or SUV.
	Good luck.
	Thank you.
	Which one is that?
	No one has all that.
	Unless there's one specific vehicle.
	Actually, yes, the Ford F-150 qualifies.
	No, it has to be under $80,000.
	under 80,000.
	No, the F-150 electric is under 80,000.
	Well, they just raised the price.
	Well, I know they did, but they didn't bump it above $80.
	Really?
	They actually started off at around $40.
	It was dirt cheap.
	They were giving it away.
	Let me see what it costs now.
	Oh, you're right.
	$40.
	Hmm.
	Does that include the battery?
	Yeah.
	Is it a really long extension cord?
	Well, that's a good question.
	I can't say for sure, but I'm hoping it does.
	Is it a really long extension cord?
	Okay.
	Well, then, okay.
	Then I guess you're good to go.
	Uh, are the batteries and materials sourced in the U.S.
	from free trade partners?
	And has it all been manufactured in North America?
	Probably that, yeah, I guess.
	It seems like this is not going to be easy.
	Maybe it's just designed for the Ford F-150.
	Yo, that's possible!
	I mean, a lot of these laws are just like you start breaking the law down and it turns out that some Ford guy who was a lobbyist pulled it off.
	He's getting the high fives back in Detroit.
	One particular model is exactly in the sweet spot.
	You're probably right.
	Yeah, you're probably right.
	That's what you do.
	Sick are these people.
	Yeah, that's sick.
	That's sick, I tell you.
	We might as well just wrap it up with the meeting that took place Friday based upon Queen Ursula's five-point strategy of taking money from renewable companies and requiring a Solidarity contribution from oil companies to pay for everybody's expensive energy.
	This had to be mulled over since it was a proposal.
	I'd say things look good.
	Faced with the need to keep electricity prices under control, Europe is opening the doors to imposing a levy on the extra revenues of energy companies.
	It's the idea that got the most consensus during an extraordinary meeting of EU energy ministers in Brussels Friday.
	The levy could apply to companies with lower production costs, like renewables, but also for some fossil fuel companies, which will be required to pay a solidarity contribution.
	The idea is to use the extra money to help the most vulnerable citizens and companies.
	We need to make sure that we will not let down our citizens and businesses.
	When Putin started his energy war, he expected to divide us and damage our democratic societies and economies.
	He did and will not succeed.
	He did and will not succeed.
	Controversy swirled in Brussels on Friday though, around the idea of putting a price cap on gas imports.
	Italy wants to apply one to all incoming gas, saying that 15 countries support the idea.
	But the majority, including the European Commission, prefer to apply a cap only to Russian pipeline gas.
	Next question.
	We have to take care that we will not jeopardize our security supply situation.
	The LNG market is a global market.
	We are not among the three biggest LNG importing regions or countries.
	And there is a very strong competition at the LNG market.
	And right now it is important that we can replace the decreasing Russian volumes with alternative suppliers.
	One thing all member states did agree on, though, was the need to reduce electricity demand in a coordinated manner.
	But it's still not clear if this will be done on a compulsory or a voluntary basis.
	The European Commission will present a new legislative proposal on the matter next week.
	It's already written.
	Seems like the cap on Russian gas is the problem.
	Everybody sees that won't work.
	Or maybe they're afraid.
	I don't know.
	It just seems like this is not going in a good direction for Europe.
	Well, it's not going the way they want it.
	I do have one Ukraine clip.
	This is kind of a side note.
	I've been reading a lot of these Russian guys who are Kind of pro- I think they're pro-Russian and they have these newsletters.
	I kept keep up with it to try to get a little balance.
	And they say the Russians have abandoned Kharkov before the Ukrainians waltzed in and said they took it over, you know, and the Russians are refocusing their efforts someplace else.
	There's something fishy about this.
	I'm glad you're looking at this because I saw kind of the headlines, and I'm glad that you got into it.
	Headlines are like, you know, it's like Ukraine, they won something.
	It's kind of positioned as, hey, the Russians are retreating over here, they're pulling back.
	It's kind of positioned as victory.
	Well, the fact is, according to these guys, and more Neutral people.
	The Russians just abandoned this particular area, and the Ukrainians keep going in there, and there's no Russians around, and they're wondering, what the hell?
	Shooting in the air!
	Say, man, just shoot something, because this looks weird!
	And, of course, the Ukrainians are also rounding up anyone who remotely cooperated with the Russians and shooting them.
	They're pretty brutal.
	Oh, cool.
	So, besides that, let's see what this report has to say.
	Ukrainian forces have broke through Russia's front lines in the eastern part of that country, retaking strategic towns and territory in a surprise counter-offensive that began just days ago.
	NPR's Alyssa Nedworty reports from Dnipro, Ukraine.
	Ukrainian officials claim to have recaptured some 270 square miles, and say their forces have made it to the towns of Izum, Balaklia, and Kupyansk, all of which have been controlled by Russian forces for months.
	In his lately address Friday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that more than 30 settlements in Kharkiv region had been liberated so far.
	Russia's Ministry of Defense and the Kremlin have not officially acknowledged the counter-offensive.
	But Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov confirmed that Moscow's forces withdrew from Balaklia and Izum, saying, Russian troops needed to, quote, regroup in order to scale up efforts in the Donetsk direction.
	Yeah.
	And that's where we stand.
	The Russians are surrounding those areas that they've been trying to, you know, they claim to be independent and they're maybe shaking out to what was intended to begin with, which is to grab a couple of chunks over on the east and then keep a supply line to Crimea.
	I think there's a problem, and we have competing factions, we have the pharmaceutical industry pushing real hard for the new vaccines.
	And what that means is, of course, the promise is they will remain free, and I'm sure the polio vaccine is going to be free, and the reintroduction of the Zika vaccine, and the monkey pox, it's all free.
	That's not free, of course, we're paying for it.
	Who knows, maybe pharma has people over a barrel, like, you better keep this going or else, you know, we'll drop a dime.
	So then we have the military-industrial complex, and I think they're also kind of running out of steam, you know, with these packages and this billion dollars a month, and they've got to kind of let everyone know that even though we don't have the headlines the way we had a month or two ago, So the National Defense Industrial Association, which, why don't they just call it the Military Industrial Complex Association?
	Geez, National Defense Industrial Association.
	September 21st they will be hosting their annual Future Force Capabilities Conference and Expo in Austin, Texas, fitting a confirmed... You're gonna go?
	You're gonna go?
	You're gonna go?
	Confirmed keynote speaker is Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine.
	Oh, he's coming in on video.
	But he's gonna do a pitch!
	He's pitching!
	We want more money, more stuff.
	Look, we've been moving your goods, we've been money laundering your stuff, getting rid of your old stuff and distributing it down to Africa and elsewhere.
	What's the slow-up?
	Yeah.
	Where's the rest?
	Mofos, hurry it up a little bit.
	It's kind of putting it out there, isn't it, though?
	Isn't that just like... This isn't gonna last forever, dudes.
	I just put it in your face.
	With that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	Say in the morning to you, the man who put the C's in the clots and corpses, ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. John C.
	Well, in the morning to you, Mr. M. Curry.
	In the morning, our ships are seated loose on the ground, feet in the air.
	Sub is in the water!
	And all the games are nights out there.
	In the morning to the trolls over there in the troll room.
	And, uh, before I count you, I just wanted to thank the trolls because I realized, uh, it was last night I was thinking about the show and, you know, going through stuff in my head as I'm trying to fall asleep.
	Always thinking of you.
	Always thinking of the show.
	And, you know, and I always say at this moment, you know, trolls, you know, you're trolling, and which you are, and you're ugly trolls living under bridges and you stink, but...
	Having the troll room, it gives me a lot of energy doing the show.
	It makes me feel like we're actually alive.
	People care about what we're saying.
	So thank you very much for showing up every single show.
	Now let's count y'all.
	There we go.
	Let me see how many trolls we have.
	2,200. 2,200.
	Very low.
	Is that very low for a Sunday?
	For a Sunday, yeah.
	Well, it's 9-11.
	We had the same number on Thursday, which is a work day.
	It's 9-11.
	Maybe people are... Maybe, you know, maybe they... Either this, they're like, oh, these guys aren't talking about 9-11.
	I'm turning it off.
	9-11 truth!
	Or...
	Or, they're probably going to talk about 9-11, I don't want to get bummed out, you know.
	That could be, that's more like it.
	I'll tune in later when the pestilence segment comes up, that's what I want.
	What is the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
	Well, it's pestilence, there's, what's starvation, what's it called?
	Famine.
	Famine, pestilence, flooding is the word for something.
	It's climate change.
	Uh, and there's a fourth thing.
	The Antichrist.
	Well, I don't know if that's part of this group, but okay.
	Well, okay.
	Yeah, I think so.
	Somebody in the chat, you'd think one of these trolls who you've just insulted as being stinky, uh, even though it is probably true, uh, should be coming up with these four items.
	Uh, well, you know what?
	I will have this answer.
	I will study this for the next show.
	And I will explain it so we can keep our eye on it.
	It's war, death, famine, war, death, well we have it all.
	War, war's one of them.
	War, death, we have death, famine, pestilence, we got it all!
	So we're good to go!
	Doesn't the Antichrist show up now?
	Or is he already here?
	Eh, he could've come and gone for all we know.
	Alright, so trolls, thank you for being here, thank you for taking so long to answer that.
	Four horsemen, Oprah, Bugs, Amy, and Doug, okay.
	Check mark.
	Okay.
	The trolls are in the troll room to energize me.
	And you can join them.
	What's cool about it is you can listen live during the actual recording.
	Kind of like a live studio audience, only you're not a laugh track.
	You're just a laugh track in my head.
	Or you could join...
	Noagendasocial.com and we have registration open.
	We discussed that on the previous show.
	And it is, what is it?
	What is it?
	Join?
	I forget what it was.
	I already forgot what the URL is to join.
	Here it is.
	No, I don't.
	Someone will tell us.
	Geez, I'm really sucking.
	I think if you go to noagendasocial.com, you still have to pass the quiz, which is not that easy as everyone is finding out.
	But then we have thousands of slots available.
	And please use them actively, because if you don't use it for a year, then you might get purged.
	There might be a primetime purge on you.
	And when you're in, or if you use any other Mastodon server, which works just fine, then you can follow John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com or Adam at noagendasocial.com.
	And now to thank the artist for episode 1484, which was on Thursday.
	The title of that one was Do It For Ukraine.
	And often in our process post-show, we'll get to the art, and I say, OK, John, you take over the art.
	I'm going to go to the bathroom.
	Which is only partially true.
	I do other things.
	And sometimes it takes me longer.
	But then I come back, and sometimes John will say, well, I've got three or four.
	You were like, there's one great one here I like a lot.
	If I recall, that's how it went.
	And this is the one by Dirty Jersey Whore.
	And it was the New World Order falling on the Wicked Witch of the West, or the East, I guess.
	Yes, or the Queen.
	Interpretation was open.
	And I thought it was very fitting for the show.
	Did we even argue about it?
	I don't think we had anything else.
	Well, it wasn't anything too competitive, that's the problem.
	Yeah, let me see.
	What are people getting hung up on?
	Now today I want to say, hopefully Paul Couture is listening to today's show so he can take off and ban this H4K character who is just posted using the AI generator.
	Looks like AI-generated crap.
	No, we're not even going through the template.
	It doesn't say no agenda.
	It's just a bunch of miscellaneous art.
	That's not art.
	It's just a whole page full of this junk.
	And you should be ousted.
	Ousted permanently.
	Shadowban him, man!
	No shadowban.
	Just ban.
	What's shadowban?
	I never believed in that.
	Block!
	Yeah, you are the block man.
	Let me see what else was there.
	There's a lot of Queen stuff.
	I mean, you really think who did this?
	Dirty Jersey Whore also did the QAnon Queen Queer.
	We're not going to use that.
	We do have some, you know, politeness in us.
	No Agenda with Tantaniel did this, the two finger salute, which in the UK is like a middle finger.
	Yeah.
	We'll never use that.
	No.
	And in Italy as well.
	And there's a lot of, people are still doing a lot of small, small stuff.
	Yeah, they can't read.
	And occasionally something comes up with one of our faces in it, which is always rejected.
	Pretty much.
	God, since show 300.
	Yeah, like the Queen as a, you know, as a dead skull.
	Like, no!
	No, why would we do that?
	I think these people ought to sabotage us, John.
	And the Queen's Dead Meat, if I correct the record.
	Sketchy.
	Borderline.
	And it's a package of bologna or something that has a queen's head on it and it's called Queen's Dead Meat.
	Totally borderline.
	I mean, okay, but it's mildly amusing, but never to be used.
	It won't be used.
	You know, I put a piece on, I've been putting some Pieces on for the newsletter that I just go back to look at accepted art from show 500 and there's all pages of quality stuff that can be recycled.
	It's I remember then I started realizing there's a bunch of art lost artists like Thorin.
	Whatever happened to Thorin?
	Oh, yeah, he was doing some he was standing hard for a very long time.
	Huh?
	That's a good just disappeared off the face of the earth.
	Covid.
	Covid.
	Pre-Covid he disappeared.
	Well, thank you very much, dirty jersey whore.
	We do appreciate what you did.
	And we will be using some of these images if you're using a legacy app like Apple or Spotify upgrade with a podcasting 2.0 app.
	And you can see we have chapter images and links.
	And Dreb Scott diligently does all the chapters.
	He'll put some of these these whacked out art pieces in there, which you look down at your phone, you'll see it right away as we're talking about it.
	Newpodcastapps.com.
	And let us thank Some of the people that Jen Briney was talking about, the value for value contributors who support this show, support the work that we do, the way, and she said it so eloquently, that it varies wildly.
	Some people can't give very much, but that's a lot to them.
	Other people give a lot, it may be not that much to them.
	It's whatever value you attribute to it.
	We really appreciate the time, talent, and treasure that people bring to the show.
	So, our first Executive producer is from Las Vegas, Nevada.
	Am I reading this right, and there's no note from Paul Helmick?
	I have a note.
	Thank goodness.
	Why don't you read the note, because this number is... Was this a mistake?
	He gave 5,000, which is now being held in abeyance until I get his note.
	I mean, was this a fat finger, or just... Here's the one.
	I sent you a video... Oh, yeah.
	...of him.
	That's him?
	Yeah.
	So his note was this.
	Use this as you see fit.
	And then he sends this Facebook video of him ranting about this artist, Paul Duda, who should probably be given a douchebag.
	We can douchebag him.
	You can do that.
	Paul Duda?
	Douchebag!
	Paul Duda.
	Okay.
	Wow.
	He rants for 22 minutes plus on this video.
	I saw some of that and I couldn't place it first.
	I'm like, what is going on here?
	Yeah, I sent it to you for that reason.
	Yeah, but I didn't know.
	You didn't say that he's... I told you that I'd tell you on the show.
	So he says, use this as you see fit.
	And then he sends this video of him ranting.
	Then he says, this is me, Paul M. Helmick, H-E-L-M-I-C-K, sole owner and CEO of Data Ready Technology.
	And he runs this company.
	And he says, you and Adam are free to use all the content as you see fit.
	And then he says, if you want to transcribe shorter producer note, just let me know.
	So I sent him a note saying, yes, I would love a shorter, and this is what I said, I'd love a shorter producer note, something simple, push out a few knighthoods or something, plug your company, et cetera.
	And then I commented on the video, which I thought was inappropriate.
	And, uh, I haven't heard back.
	So.
	Wow.
	This is an interesting story.
	Well, Paul, so we're, we're keeping it in abeyance until we've heard back from him just to make sure that he's okay.
	Yeah.
	That's a good idea because that video, it was pretty pissed off about some stuff.
	Yes, yes, yes, yes.
	Next on the list is Benjamin.
	Let me give him a double up karma.
	I mean, if nothing else, I mean, this is incredible.
	You've got karma.
	Benjamin Nidus in San Francisco, California comes with his 438.50.
	As a recovering sociology major, he came to his senses, my raise marks an exit from the proletariat as I become bourgeoisie for San Francisco.
	I am now a Hashtag oppressor in all conceivable hierarchies of intersectional Marxism suffocating in privilege.
	Whoa.
	That's what we're doing.
	Yes, yes, I got it.
	Intersectional Marxism suffering in privilege.
	Great show!
	Jingle Pina Colada.
	If you're white, you're a racist.
	If you're male, you're a pig.
	If you're sissy, you are privileged.
	Skinny, shaming if you're big.
	And if you're straight, you're homophobic.
	Heaven help if you're wrong.
	So don't have an opinion.
	And just do what you're told.
	There you go.
	Secret Agent Paul, one of his better ones.
	Yeah, that's a good one.
	Been around for a while, too.
	Thank you very much.
	Then we have Wukash.
	Wukash.
	In München, Deutschland.
	Hallo, Deutschland!
	Hello, Deutschland!
	333.33.
	Call me Wukash.
	Thank you for your courage.
	Jingles.
	Adam yelling Corona Warn App.
	Warn App.
	Oh, Corona Warn App.
	That's the German Corona COVID app.
	And person sounding female saying no.
	Okay.
	Do we have a jingle of that?
	The what?
	The CoronaVarn app?
	I don't think so.
	I don't remember it.
	I'll just do it live.
	CoronaVarn app!
	No.
	There you go.
	Perfect.
	You're welcome.
	Should have recorded it.
	Sir Tyler Fox, the Viscount of the Airways in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
	333.33.
	Sir Tyler Fox, Viscount of the Airways here.
	It meant the world to me when Adam failed and tried so hard to get me an infection control startup funded during COVID.
	Hold on.
	The word fail is not in that sentence.
	I'm sorry.
	Why don't you read that again, douche?
	It meant the world to me when Adam tried so... I don't know why.
	Believe me, I was just thinking... No, this is how you think of me.
	This is exactly, this is the problem.
	Uh-huh.
	It meant the world to me when Adam tried hard, so hard, to help me get an infection control startup funded during COVID.
	Well, that's nice of you.
	That's why I wanted to make sure you read it correctly.
	Now I'm asking the Noah Jenner Nation for help to build a product I've been working on for a year.
	It's way more fun than the infection control and more fun is badly needed since fun has taken a toot of the head while in a jacuzzi with the cover on over the last three years.
	I've invented the world's first hand-held cocktail creator.
	It's called Pnumix.
	Spell P-N-U-M-A-I-X as in pneumatic.
	Oh, Numix.
	Okay, Numixer.
	Go to www.pnumix.com, all one word, to check it out.
	I'm asking all cocktail-loving No Agenda listeners, which is all of them.
	Pretty much.
	And I've been told, and I've been to I've been to enough meetups.
	Oh, I've been to.
	I've been to enough meetups to know that Is most of you, oh.
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	We're also a service disabled veteran owned business.
	Adam, John, and the show.
	Adam, John, and the show have provided me unmeasurable value in the last 12 years.
	You two are a light in the darkness.
	Thank you and cheers.
	- This is an excellent product.
	This is...
	Okay, so it's this, you mix, it's like a thermos flask.
	And it has a, and you mix the cocktail, I guess you put the stuff in there, the cocktail mixes, and then it has a handle, and so you can then pour it into a glass.
	Now the video they're showing on the website is showing people basically on spring break squirting the cocktail into their mouth directly from this thermos.
	This looks like a good product.
	I think people will gravitate towards it.
	The partiers will love it.
	Sounds like it, especially if you squirt it into your mouth.
	Yeah, man!
	Party on!
	Beaches are open!
	Party on, baby!
	Beaches are open.
	Sir Jonathan, the double-bladed paddle is in St.
	Louis, Missouri, also with that favorite 333.33, executive producer, donation number, requesting emergency health karma for my soon-to-be mother-in-law.
	Lynne, she's 73's, Kilo Echo Oscar, or Kilo Echo Zero, India Hotel Tango, Sir Jonathan of the Double Bladed Paddle.
	73's.
	73's to you.
	And let's see, we'll give her, why is this, sorry, I'm failing here.
	Alright Lynne, here you go.
	We're gonna throw a goat in to make it good.
	You've got karma.
	Sir R. Daniels comes up from Colts Neck, New Jersey, 333.33.
	And he writes, ITM gents, this gets me into my fourth knighthood.
	I remember being on the trading desk in Jersey City, our office on the water, watching the events across the river.
	Unclear if it was coming to us.
	Oh, yeah.
	He was watching the planes hit the towers.
	Look at that.
	What do you think?
	I don't know.
	It doesn't look good.
	Look at that one's on fire.
	Oh, look, another jet.
	Uh, lost many friends who I'll never forget.
	Watched them get signed out of AOL.
	I am sort of surreal thinking about it.
	Uh, I actually even forgot about AOL.
	I am.
	How, how, but just think about that.
	Your colleagues and the, and you, they're still logged in and then it's in poop, poop, and it's just all one by one log out.
	How weird is that?
	Stay in the building.
	When did somebody tell him to stay in the building?
	In more uplifting news, we had a great meetup today, yesterday, 9-10, with seven of us in Tom's River at the Garden State Distillery.
	I'm a partner there.
	My business... Now we know.
	My business partner... What do you distill?
	What kind of stuff you're making?
	My business partner, who's really in charge of GSD, Rick, is a douchebag!
	Douchebag!
	And needs to be called out as such.
	A few folks at PV are getting punched in the mouth.
	Keep up the good work!
	Meetup audio attached.
	Yes, I have that meetup report from Tom's River.
	Up next, we have Cheryl Wetzel from Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
	Two from New Jersey.
	Also 333.33, and I have her note here.
	Let's see.
	In the morning, John and Adam, with this 333.33 donation, I am now Dame Cheryl, cowgirl of the Wind River Range, Wyoming.
	Nice.
	And I would like dingle gin and steak served on a pitchfork at the No Agenda table, please.
	And she has a link there.
	But she lives in Mount Laurel, New Jersey.
	Well, that doesn't mean she can still be the cowgirl of Wyoming if she wants.
	Yes.
	Oh, I see.
	She's originally from New Jersey.
	My smoking hot husband Mike and I escaped the East Coast in July 2022.
	Ah, okay.
	There you go.
	They made it.
	They're safe.
	Unlike our previous multi-time knight who's still hanging out in Tom's River on the East Coast.
	Our dream of living in Wyoming fulfilled.
	Oh, nice.
	We have 10 acres near Pinedale, Wyoming, where the animals outnumber the people 10 to 1.
	Our home is a work in progress and the stables need repair, but we have freedom here on our strong and happy ranch.
	Best Bestbestrongandhappy.com.
	Oh, that's their ranch, bestrongandhappy.com.
	That's a plug for Mike and his website.
	Sadly, we had to leave our No Agenda South Jersey and Philly tribe behind, but we all remain part of the best podcast in the universe.
	Love ya, Cheryl.
	And yes, Cheryl, we'll see you at the round table.
	I got your order in.
	Thank you very much.
	That's nice.
	Interesting.
	Yeah.
	That's a good move, going to Wyoming, although it gets pretty cold in the winter.
	They'll find out.
	Luca Asberto.
	PartsUnknown.
	He's in Switzerland it looks like.
	$333.
	Happy 52nd birthday to me on 9-11, and thanks for the sanity.
	Baronet Sir Spencer, 260 from Sherwood Park, Alberta, Canada.
	When I heard that someone from Carsland, Alberta donated on episode 1483, I decided it was my cue to contribute again since I grew up 20 minutes north of there in Strathmore.
	Thank you, gentlemen.
	Baronet Sir Spencer, Sherwood Park, Alberta.
	Lots of action in Alberta.
	Michael Hintz in Dundee, Michigan.
	2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
	Favorite number.
	ITM John and Adam, could I please get a shot of healing karma for my dad?
	Also a listener to the show.
	Thank you both.
	You bet.
	Absolutely.
	You've got karma.
	Jill Nichols, Buxton, Derbyshire, Great Britain, 220, Associate Executive Producership.
	See my email for a company note.
	I did not see one.
	I didn't either.
	Hmm.
	All right.
	We'll wait for your note, Jill.
	Make sure you send it to a real address.
	Notes at NoahJiggleshow.net.
	Yes, send it there.
	There's a lot of mistakes people make.
	And put donation.
	You know, none of this is on the donation page.
	Put donation in the subject line, but if you send it to johnandadam at noagendasocial.com, it's never going to get to us, so be careful.
	None of this is on our donation page.
	The email address isn't, the fact that you need to put donation in the subject line.
	But, but, we do have a mission statement.
	Hey, I've got a fact.
	We're working on a fact.
	We have a mission statement.
	A mission statement.
	Hold on.
	I'm trying to karma here.
	Be quiet.
	You've got...
	Karma.
	Alright, so that's next.
	A FAQ.
	A FAQ.
	I'm working out with someone who I've lost track of.
	Sir, 12,000 miles, Matthew Wilson is now up and he finishes off the donations with $212.78 and he's from Yulee, Yulee, Florida.
	I believe that's how you pronounce it.
	No jingles, no karma, no death jab from Big Pharma.
	Trust the real CDC people.
	Curry Devorah Consulting.
	CDC.
	Shout out to Adam's Fireside Chat with Texas Slim.
	We need more of these.
	Not that John's harrowing health inspection tales are any less engaging, but seriously, Adam, I think there's an emerging market to get more people exposed to these kinds of thinkers.
	Just some food, quote unquote, for a thought.
	Shout out to our new no agenda inspired youth soccer team in Chattanooga.
	The Mid Clip Kickers.
	Mid Clip Kickers.
	We get some strange looks when our team yells ITM at the top of our lungs in the huddle before the game.
	Oh no, we need video.
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	Along with our mascot, Dvorak the Dingo.
	Nice!
	Trading the sidelines.
	Few of us drunken donors stole him from Sir Chris Wilson's house.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Sir 12,000 miles, Matthew Wilson.
	Somehow I think that's not true.
	But if it is... I don't think there's a live dingo floating around Florida.
	That's for sure.
	They may have them.
	I just wonder if they have them out.
	I love... I want some... I would like some evidence of this.
	It's... have a...
	I want the evidence of the ITM huddle break.
	Yeah.
	One, two, three, ITM!
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	You are what is keeping us rolling, and certainly a big appreciation for people supporting us today.
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	I think I slept too solidly.
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	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Water! Water!
	Shut up, play!
	Shut up, sleep.
	I have a few TikTok clips I think we should play.
	You know, this is very fortuitous.
	I'm very excited about this because I have some TikTok analysis for after you're done.
	First of all, I do want to mention I'm now looking into this history of gay, I'm sorry, gay, queer, which has supplanted gay.
	And lesbian.
	And in fact, if you look at the gay flag nowadays, it's got that, that kind of the transgender flag pushing in further and further.
	Yes, is it pushing, or is it pushing the G and the Ls out?
	It's pushing everything out the way I see it.
	And it comes from the early 90s when a bunch of professors The same group of people that came up with the critical race theory, where it came from, was critical theory, the Herb Marcuse and other communist Marxist thinkers of the 60s that pushed this idea through the universities back then.
	It kind of failed and re-emerged as critical race theory.
	It wasn't the actual term queer, it was just the theory of it?
	They didn't use the term queer back then, did they?
	No, nobody used any of these things back then.
	Back then it was straight up Marxism.
	It had nothing to do with queers or race or anything else.
	It's been rejiggered.
	It's that the Marxist ideas have been rejiggered and they've put these items in and it technically should be called critical queer theory.
	Is this from the same school as the Marcuse people?
	It's the Marcuse people.
	Okay, I got it.
	It's the same people, only now they've said, look, it didn't work the first time, we're going to do it this way.
	And the queer things come in, and it was never called critical queer theory, but it was called queer theory, and then it became something else, which became queer studies.
	Queer studies has pushed out Women's Studies was the first to go, get rid of Women's Studies!
	And then Gay and Lesbian Studies, which was part of the curriculum, is pretty much pushed out in favor of Queer Studies, which is really Marxism.
	And the last one, which is not completely gone, but which introduced Queer Theory into the academia, was Gender Studies, which is getting pushed out by Queer Studies.
	So this is all a long-term plot by the communists, and it began around 1990.
	And you can start looking into it, and it's kind of frightening how it snuck in.
	But it took that long to get into the mainstream, 1990 to today, 30 years, which is about how long it takes for these things to emerge.
	As, oh yeah, that's right, that's right, that's exactly what's going on.
	So you end up with a bunch of, I wouldn't say lunatics, that end up on TikTok making all kinds of commentary about the about their non-binary status, which seems to be the big thing.
	And one of the things that they do is a lot of these women, mostly women, non, there's men too, but the non-binaries are the ones that are making the biggest fuss and the ones pushing it into the grammar schools and say how important it is to tell, to teach little kids how, like three or four or five year olds that, you know, what gender is all about.
	And they have this interesting, I got two clips here, Where a lot of these non-binary women, like, call themselves mix.
	And I would say, before you continue, that Project Veritas has been showing, completely unusable for the show, but have been putting up video, you know, hidden camera video of educators and the things that they say is right in line with this.
	Oh no, we're going to say this, we're going to do this.
	Someone has conservative views, someone's pro-life, out.
	Not even considered for the show.
	And anyone's a Catholic, out.
	Catholic, right, out.
	Yeah.
	Let's start with this one Mix woman.
	This is Mix.
	She's having trouble with her kids, making sure she gets called the right thing.
	It's a real issue for her.
	This is Mix Coach Mam.
	So one of my students asked me a question the other day, and I wanted to get TikTok's opinion on it.
	Because, like, I've done some Googling, and I still don't have a good response for it.
	So I work in Texas, right?
	I didn't grow up down here.
	I grew up way in the north.
	But you know how, like, the respectful thing to say to people is, ma'am or sir, right?
	I've come out to my students.
	All my students know that I'm non-binary.
	Most of my students call me mix.
	Most of the staff at the schools call me mix or coach, either one.
	But when it comes to that, a lot of people falter when it comes to it, because a lot of people will still say, yes, ma'am.
	And one of my students came up to me the other day and was like, Mix, what do I call you?
	Because I don't want to say yes, ma'am, because that feels disrespectful.
	But if I just say yes, that also feels disrespectful.
	Don't mind my cat scratching in the corner.
	But anyways, my genuine question is, is there a non-binary way to say that?
	Because I didn't grow up saying stuff like that.
	That's not how I talk.
	No, you say anyways, which is great for an educator.
	This is a big concern.
	about stuff like this.
	They're just preoccupied with it.
	They have to ask the TikTok community, and I guess they get some feedback.
	Well, here's another one.
	I got a kick out of this because I noticed this before that these women... Can I ask you a question?
	I'm sorry, whatever they call it.
	Can I ask you a question?
	Since you're doing the research.
	So they have to ask the TikTok community, does the TikTok community respond with their own videos or comments or...?
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	A lot of comments, but the problem is I'm stealing these clips.
	I'm having them pre-screened by libs of TikTok.
	Okay, you're not actually on TikTok.
	No, that's good.
	God, no.
	Okay.
	So I never get off.
	As it were.
	So here we go.
	Let's go with, uh, this is another person calling themselves mix.
	And I think that's an interesting name to take on just because you're non-binary, whatever, you know, according to the theories here.
	This is tick another mix with a kicker.
	In my last video, I told you how adults are my problem and I have to get them to take me seriously, which means I have to consistently remind people To take me seriously, I have to set up boundaries.
	If people do not use the correct pronouns, the correct language, the correct title, the correct name, then sometimes I am forced to remind them to.
	And if they continue to refuse, and I don't mean by accident, I mean to actively refuse, then I get to a point where I maybe have to cut them out of my life.
	Kids, their brains are more elastic than that.
	They get it, they don't care.
	They're just here for a good time.
	And the queer ones, they see me.
	And they saw me before I was ready to be seen.
	So I do them a service now.
	And they call me Mix.
	How do you do?
	My name is Mix!
	Now what I didn't like about this, another teacher, what I didn't like about this clip, which disturbed me, wasn't all this pronoun stuff, but about the kids are malleable, so they'll go along with the program.
	They don't care because they're here to have a good time.
	Now in my opinion, kids have a good time maybe at recess and elsewhere, but in the classroom they should be learning something.
	Yeah.
	It's not that... No, no, they're here to have a good time.
	Okay, that's just great.
	Is she a kindergarten teacher, or...?
	She's down in that grammar school area.
	Okay.
	So here's another one.
	This is a... And by the way, that last one was a...
	I would say technically very attractive and I can see why people get upset about the fact that she claims to be non-binary.
	Now here's one discussing the use of neopronouns and the fact that neopronouns can be opened to anything.
	You could use the ones my wife likes to use, she, it.
	And other, anything you want to make up.
	And there's a woman showing how you can do that with something, let's say, turning frog into your Neo pronoun and how it could be used.
	She's going to teach a lesson on using Nu or Neo pronouns.
	Today I'm going to be teaching you how to use frog, frogs, pronouns, and sentences.
	So let's go!
	Frog, frogs, pronouns.
	That sounds so cool.
	Hold on a second.
	What was that chime?
	She has a bell she rings.
	Uh-huh.
	MKUltra.
	Today I'm going to be teaching you how to use frog frog's pronouns.
	Is that a bell that sounds like one of those god-awful chimes that you have?
	I don't know what it is.
	It's off-camera.
	She's got this thing clipped to death.
	It's very tightly cut.
	And she looks like a real character.
	But this is what she would use in class?
	Trust me.
	Today I'm going to be teaching you how to use frog frogs pronouns and sentences.
	So let's go!
	Frog frogs pronouns, that sounds so cool!
	And that's because it is cool!
	Because that means that the person that's using these neo pronouns is staying super curious about frog self and wants to know more about frog self.
	And I, as a non-neopronoun user, respect the hell out of that, because that takes so much courage.
	I just wanted to mention that.
	You don't need my approval.
	But anyway, Frog is such a great person.
	Frog's smile is so contagious.
	In fact, I saw Frog make a whole audience smile.
	I think Frog should be very proud of Frog's self.
	Oh my goodness, we made it through!
	And if you need more help on how to use neopronouns in sentences, go here!
	Oh, these people need some hardship.
	They need some real hardship in their life.
	This is not okay.
	Slapping would maybe help.
	No, we do not advocate violence.
	It's not violent.
	So let's go to queer talk.
	Now, this is off, this is a different track here because I got two more TikToks, three more TikToks, but two more that are relevant.
	But I'm trying to stay on the same level of topic.
	So let's go to queer talk.
	In January of 2022, I went to my daughter's elementary school to deal with a very sensitive incident.
	My daughter attempted suicide by hanging in one of the school bathrooms.
	My wife and I were told by the school counselor that it happened because of an ongoing issue with her gender identity.
	We were in shock because our daughter never showed any signs of questioning her biological sex.
	We were told that they knew about the gender issue due to meetings they were having with our daughter behind our backs.
	We learned that during these meetings, our daughter's confusion was affirmed and validated through the use of fictitious male names and male pronouns.
	Our daughter was living a double life without our consent or knowledge.
	She was affirmed and socially transitioned in school.
	Due to the nature of the incident, our daughter was vicaractive.
	And taken away from us, um, with minimal contact for over a week.
	This is, uh, Florida.
	Yeah, it has to be Florida.
	Baker Act.
	Yeah, it's Florida of all places.
	That's where they have to put these laws.
	Baker Act of Florida.
	So, so she was being, uh, she was a danger to herself and others.
	That's, that's the Baker Act.
	It's horrible.
	Yes, and so they had, uh, that school, they took, got her to be a boy through one of these, I'm sure one of these... Yeah, this cerebral, uh, prescriber, uh, helped her.
	And one of these teachers, one of these non-binary teachers.
	TikTok teachers!
	TikTok teachers!
	And so she got all screwed up and tried to kill herself.
	So this continues with the second part of the description, then there's a kicker.
	Until she was released under our care.
	As a family, we had to pick up the pieces, clean up the mess, and start a period of painful healing.
	However, we decided as parents, from the beginning, that we were not going to affirm the dysphoria.
	We were not going to validate a delusion contrary to the recommendation from some professionals in the field.
	We provided, actually we did provide, unconditional support with proper mental health care and non-affirmative therapy to our daughter.
	Underlying disorders like depression and anxiety We're properly treated.
	We removed her from the school environment and placed her in homebound.
	We brought her back from her confusion.
	She is steadfast and sure of her gender and the suicidal ideation is gone.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	So a little homeschooling never hurt.
	So that follows up with the third part of this clip, which is just... I didn't understand the broke her back part.
	Maybe I shouldn't take that literal.
	No, it broke, you know, it's a term people use.
	Okay.
	I got it.
	Kind of harsh, but I got it.
	So here we go.
	This semester, actually, she's ready to go back to the brick-and-mortar school setting.
	Wait.
	What?
	Let's stop the whole thing.
	What?
	The brick-and-mortar school setting is what started this problem.
	And now we got her back on track.
	She's sending her back to school.
	Are you kidding me?
	Wow.
	Is it the same school?
	Well they didn't say and it never was explained but this was a testimony was given before some hearing in Florida.
	But you know I've got all these clips and I've been doing this for now a month or two.
	And I just don't... I was... It's dawning on me, even though I did look into the whole history of the change to queer, that flag with the... And what's that circle inside the new flag?
	The newest flag I've seen has got a big circle they use in the... I don't know, but... There's a yellow... There's a yellow part moving in, and as the transgender part moves out, the gay flag, which was artistic, and this is just horrible.
	I expect a full report.
	Well, I'm gonna figure all that out, but...
	I'm looking at this after all these clips and all I'm doing.
	Is this part of some massive PSYOP?
	Interesting you bring that up.
	Well, you know, Yuri, what was the guy's name?
	Yuri Benminov, or the Russian guy who, I think in the late 80s or 90s, literally said, oh no, we're going after the kids.
	It takes, you know, a full generation.
	Yeah, the old Russian ex-KGB guy.
	Yeah, that guy.
	I mean, that's... Yeah, we've all seen that.
	We probably have a clip somewhere.
	But this seems so much like a PSYOP at this point, especially with all these doctors that have all... Yes, you can maybe back off from the PSYOP idea and say, hey, there's just money to be made here and these creepy doctors... And I got a couple more clips.
	These creepy doctors... Or... Or... Or... Is it coming from the reverse?
	Is it coming from the creepy doctors first and whatever they're prescribing?
	I'd say there's more people who would probably be on some form of SSRIs or some other stuff that we don't actually know how it works because people have anxiety, and once you've got them in that, and they never report on the correlation, but once you have that, maybe you can suggest all kinds of things.
	Yeah, so PSYOP, yeah, it's just an expanded program.
	I think that's, to me, that seems like the, it's logical because there's a lot of evidence for it.
	Let's go to Christy Olenski.
	This is the Yale, she's at Yale, and it's the Yale Gender Department.
	They got a whole thing going on.
	All these universities have got something like this.
	Yes, Skull and Bones.
	That's the Yale Gender Department.
	And there we go with her going on about this and that.
	I'm a clinical psychologist by training, and I am the director of the Yale Gender Program, which is an interdisciplinary program Working with gender expansive individuals, 3 to 25, and their families.
	We help individuals who are questioning their gender identity or who identify as transgender or non-binary.
	We help them with their gender journey, thinking through that, thinking through the risks and the benefits of medical intervention, starting medical intervention, and also building supports around them.
	I love what I do, so it's really, really wonderful to To be working in this field and to be working with individuals who are gender diverse and gaining their support and helping them on their gender journeys.
	How's your agenda journey?
	Gender journey seems to be the code word.
	Yeah.
	It's almost like if you use that term, I think you're seen as part of the... In crowd.
	Yeah, the cognoscenti, we'll use that.
	You're in the know.
	You know what's going on.
	You're saying gender.
	Here's another one.
	This is a show that's on TikTok called The Daily Doctor Facts.
	And this is a woman, a female, purportedly a doctor.
	I have no evidence that she is.
	The Yale one was official.
	And when Yale's in on this, you know the country's culture has got issues.
	This is bad.
	Yale, bad.
	But wait, let me finish this.
	She's, anyway, she's from Minnesota and she puts out this daily Dr. Facts and this is one of them.
	We need to talk about what's happening in Texas.
	The governor is trying to take away vital healthcare for transgender kids and labeling it as child abuse.
	Giving gender-affirming care to transgender children is medically necessary and supports their health and well-being.
	Did you know in many states you can get certain types of healthcare without your parents being there or ever finding out about it?
	It's today's Daily Doctor Facts.
	To figure out if you can get care since parentals, go to your state health department website and find the laws related to teen health, consent, and confidentiality.
	Man, there's so much money flowing through this industry, John.
	Just look at all the NGOs, all the nonprofits.
	There's money everywhere for this.
	Where does that money come from?
	ESG.
	It's corporations who are propagating this.
	This is part of my issue with the podcast industrial complex.
	Only, you know, this... Oh, you know, big corporations.
	We're going to spend $200,000 for a six-episode podcast and we're going to hire these BIPOC people to produce it.
	Well, this last clip was annoying because it has a doctor showing kids how to bypass parental consent.
	Yes, of course.
	That's what it was about.
	It's horrible.
	Go to these websites, you'll find what the law says and in many cases you don't need your parents.
	So you can do what, you know, so you, and then the teachers will help you keep this information from your parents, just like pedophiles do.
	Keep a secret between you and me.
	And then that the parents don't need to find out.
	In fact, it would be bad if they found out this sort of thing.
	And this is rampant and nobody seems to be doing jack about it.
	Everyone's afraid.
	They're afraid, if they're... I mean, look, we had the clip of the guy, he was a plastic surgeon.
	Oh, okay, I can do this.
	Once you're over the... See, society has convinced these people, they've convinced themselves that it's okay, this is alright, this is good, it's healthcare.
	You mean genital mutilation?
	Well, no, but if you call it mastectomy and stuff like that, but if you call it gender-affirming care, You know, this is why your gender journey, you mean the pain and the depression?
	Tucker Carlson has a series about this.
	I haven't even had the heart to watch it yet.
	Oh, you know, well, it won't be any better than what we're doing, but...
	Well, what it is is people who realize they made a mistake.
	Oh, the people, that's horrible.
	I have no clips of that because it's so pathetic to listen to them.
	It's just terrible.
	It's terrible.
	In fact, I'm in contact with a woman on Twitter who is...
	Was a guy was going she tried to go back and forth and it was she's she's a she complains a lot and makes a fuss about people who are dipshits and She was being attacked.
	I had to come to I'd give her some support.
	But what did you do you like her tweet?
	Was that your support?
	That's nice.
	It's nice that you feel that way.
	Click on the heart.
	your support that's nice it's nice that you feel that way click on the heart leave her alone so uh but no it's this is this is a pathetic situation and it is at the highest levels of society that yale and it is part of its marxism and it's a form of marxism they've snuck in through this back door it's It's absolutely, just to be honest about it,
	It's quite beautiful to what they've managed to accomplish.
	It is stunning how they've done this and everyone falls in line.
	The idiots that don't just say no.
	A lot of people have pointed out, hey, just say no.
	It's Marxism Plus because they've got the cerebral prescribers on board.
	That's the problem.
	We've drugged the kids up, you know, because anxiety is accepted.
	It started, definitely started, because if this all began in the 90s as a form of brainwashing and propagandizing that took 30 years, the drugging the kids up began before that and it left the kids in a situation where they could be taken advantage of.
	Yeah.
	There's no doubt about that.
	Lexapro, the top of my list.
	It's a confluence Yeah, it's not a coincidence.
	That's for sure.
	These things don't just happen as a coincidence.
	So you can imagine that a lot of Republicans are mad at TikTok.
	And big tech is starting to warm up to this.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, fuck those.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm doing too much of that thesis.
	Screw those TikTok guys.
	Hey, these guys know good.
	They're controlling our children.
	They're very careful about that.
	Well, the Algos, you know, it could not be... Well, you know, they could just be putting anti-American stuff and control people.
	And so, I'm like, this is interesting.
	Why all of a sudden do we have Silicon Valley and politics, and it's not just Republicans now, In fact, the Kara Swisher is doing her de-conference, or just had her de-conference this weekend, and this is a big topic of discussion, TikTok.
	Oh yeah, now everybody agrees.
	She's been trying and trying and trying to get an A, a B, or even a C.
	Gotcha.
	Sorry, I'm a little dense.
	So she's bringing this up with everybody.
	Do you think TikTok should be banned?
	So she's a real insider in Silicon Valley.
	She pretends she's not, but she is.
	And a lot of people tell her stuff.
	And so, I'm like, what is going on?
	This is a Trump thing.
	Trump wanted to get rid of TikTok.
	Oh, no, we can't do that.
	And I'm not so sure it's the spy apparatus.
	Well, it is, but it's Oracle.
	Remember, Oracle is doing the database.
	It's an American company up front.
	We know that LexisNexis is doing the verification.
	It's the eyeballs.
	It's only the eyeballs.
	Exactly!
	Let me read some headlines for you that I found.
	TikTok is upending the music industry and Spotify may be next.
	TikTok is the new Google for some young people.
	TikTok execs suggest Instagram and TikTok are eating into Google's core products, search and maps.
	So instead of searching on Google or Google Maps, say, oh, I'm in Fredericksburg Fun Restaurant, and they go look for TikTok videos of people experiencing the restaurant.
	It is, this is a huge, Amazon ads top engagement ranking, but TikTok holds the innovation crown.
	And then we get Senate Bill 673 to provide a temporary safe harbor for, oh, that's, sorry, that's separate.
	Then we get, what's this guy's name?
	I don't want to open this story here.
	Ryan Kavanaugh.
	Who is this?
	Mr. President, You have protected your family by banning TikTok for them, but what about your country?
	So there's all this, like, patriotic stuff.
	And he's banned Hunter Biden from TikTok?
	And lo and behold, September 8th, the White House posted a readout of a White House listening session on tech platform accountability.
	Oh yeah.
	And here's just the opening.
	Today, the White House convened a listening session with experts and practitioners on the harms that tech platforms cause and the need for greater accountability.
	In the meeting, experts and practitioners identified concerns in six key areas.
	Competition, privacy, youth mental health, Misinformation and disinformation, illegal and abusive conduct, including sexual exploitation, and algorithmic discrimination and lack of transparency.
	And there it is.
	The tech sector is in trouble.
	It's really eating into, even the FCC.
	Oh, says the FCC Commissioner, we have to take action against TikTok.
	They're eating TikTok's lunch.
	That's why podcast ads are crap.
	It's not true.
	All this money's going to TikTok.
	Read Advertising Age.
	Read Ad Week.
	TikTok is where all the money's going.
	It's a big problem.
	It's a huge problem.
	They don't need this aggravation.
	They should have gone along with Trump.
	Yeah, because Trump was at least pure about his motivation.
	Now they're going to take it down.
	They're going to do everything they can.
	And this will be interesting because the mistakes can be made.
	Because I think you're right.
	TikTok is just, they've got algorithms that just, I mean, that's why I question if you're on TikTok, because if you're on TikTok and you start watching these videos, yeah, you'll never be able to tear away from it, because it will just suck you in.
	You'll wake up three hours later and be like, what?
	What happened?
	I've seen it, I've seen it, grown men.
	I've seen this.
	It's sad.
	So I think this is a big deal.
	Yeah, this is the government working with other corporations to squeeze a competitor out.
	Yeah.
	It's become a huge competitor and they can't deal with it.
	I mean, it's not as though they're not making enough money.
	I mean, just look at the billions and billions of dollars that these companies bring in, but they can't have something like this because it's starting to gain momentum.
	And the problem they all have is they know that before they came around, there was somebody around before them that was doing the job well, and then they wiped them out.
	Right.
	Which is what happened to every one of these companies.
	Before Facebook, it was that... I can't remember the name of that operation.
	MySpace.
	MySpace.
	And before MySpace, there was LiveJournal.
	And before that, there was something else.
	GeoCities.
	Well, GeoCities was kind of a website operation.
	But whatever the case, these things come and go.
	Except when they get to the big, big top, they want to stay, like Microsoft.
	And they see something like TikTok come around.
	It's slightly different.
	It's weird.
	And it comes barreling in and it's like starting to get some of the money that they think that they deserve.
	And then they get all freaky about it because they know it can happen to them.
	I think they're overfreaked, but it's fine.
	I think that's great.
	I like TikTok for the reason that it brings out the worst in Americans.
	The worst Americans are on TikTok making videos.
	It's an American company, though.
	It is an American corp.
	They're using Chinese technology.
	I think it's much worse than you do, clearly.
	I think the money going into TikTok is so enormous that they are freaked.
	And I think they're rightly freaked, because they've got shitty products.
	All of this is no good.
	This is the idiocracy of social networking.
	It has to end up here.
	Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Reels.
	It makes nothing but sense that just like the movie, Idiocracy, eventually people start putting Gatorade on their lawn.
	It's electrolytes!
	That's what TikTok is.
	It makes so much sense.
	People are conditioned.
	They're ready to be sucked into something, and then it happens.
	Have you seen a family member or anybody you know really into TikTok?
	Just scrolling through it and, oh, I've seen it.
	Not that I know of.
	I mean, they may be doing that, but if they are, it's like... They're hiding it from you.
	Yeah.
	Like doing drugs.
	Yeah, very similar.
	All right, so that's kind of what's going on.
	But we have this issue with the culture that's taking place that needs to be addressed in some way.
	And these idiots at BlackRock and elsewhere that are pushing these agendas based on global warming are ruining, they're going to kill the country.
	There was an interesting list.
	Since the Queen, the Queen was born in, when was the Queen born?
	1921, I think.
	I must have been earlier.
	So 100 years ago today, I have a list of things of life.
	So about around the time when... It can't be 21.
	It has to be some other year.
	I'll look it up.
	Go on.
	So 100 years ago today in the United States.
	It's a fun list to run through so you can see the difference between life 100 years ago around the time when the Queen was born and today.
	So everything I'm reading is 100 years ago.
	Average life expectancy for men was 47 years.
	Fuel for cars was sold in drugstores.
	Is that true?
	I don't remember that, but okay.
	I would hope you don't remember it!
	Hey!
	Only 14% of homes had a bathtub.
	Only 8% had a phone.
	The maximum speed limit in most cities was 10 miles an hour.
	The tallest structure in the world.
	Want to guess that one?
	At the time, a hundred years ago?
	A hundred years ago.
	Tallest structure.
	She was born in 1926.
	I was born in 1926.
	Okay.
	20, 100 years ago.
	Eiffel Tower.
	Yes!
	Nailed it.
	The average U.S.
	worker, oh wait, the average U.S.
	wage in 1922 was 22 cents per hour.
	Yeah.
	Which is interesting now that $22 per hour seems to be kind of the norm.
	The average U.S.
	worker made between $200 and $400 a year.
	A dentist earned two, well these, I mean that's all inflation so we might as well just pass those numbers, but more than 95% of all births took place at home.
	90% of all doctors had no college education.
	Instead they attended so-called medical schools.
	Of course those were eventually condemned in the press.
	Sugar, four cents a pound.
	Most women wash their hair once a month.
	The same in Berkeley.
	Yeah, but did they use borax and egg yolks as shampoo?
	I don't think so.
	100 years ago, Canada passed a law prohibiting poor people from entering into their country.
	For any reason.
	Hey, that's cool.
	You got any money?
	Get out.
	The five leading causes of death.
	Number five, stroke.
	That's interesting.
	When did smoking really start?
	Oh, it was in the 1800s, I think.
	No, but I mean, like, really popular, like, like Bernays.
	Bernays popularized it with women.
	I mean, so it was underway in a big way before Bernays came along, and he did that in the 30s, I think.
	30s?
	Yeah, yeah, the suffragettes.
	So they were smoking, people were smoking.
	Freedom sticks.
	Number four is heart disease.
	Number third, cause of death, diarrhea.
	Well, we sure licked that one, didn't we?
	Number two, tuberculosis.
	And number one, cause of death.
	Of course, 1922, pneumonia and influenza.
	Yeah, that would be right.
	The American flag had 45 stars.
	The population of Las Vegas, Nevada was 30.
	There was a time to buy.
	Hey!
	Not invented yet.
	Crossword puzzles, canned beer and iced tea.
	Not invented yet.
	Mother's Day and Father's Day.
	Yes, we fixed that.
	Two out of every ten adults couldn't read or write.
	Marijuana, heroin, and morphine were available over the counter at local drugstores.
	Back then, pharmacists said, heroin clears the complexion, gives buoyancy to the mind, regulates the stomach bowels, and is a perfect guardian of health.
	Yeah, it was a headache medicine, too.
	Did it work as headache medicine?
	Yeah, oh yeah.
	Still does.
	That he remembers.
	18% of households had at least one full-time servant or domestic help, also known as slaves.
	Yeah, that was an interesting little tidbit there. 18%.
	And if you watch those old movies from the 20s, you always had, just regular middle-class families would always have a maid.
	God, I wish I had some staff.
	In fact, there was a show on television that highlighted the maid.
	There was one that highlighted the nanny, but there was a show called Hazel.
	Hazel, right.
	Hazel was a maid in a pretty middle-class family.
	She was the maid.
	She lived in Rome, yeah.
	And the Brady Bunch had a maid?
	That's right, yep.
	And, and of course there was Benson.
	Right.
	Yeah.
	These shows are now out of, yeah.
	Yeah.
	And then you got the Simpsons with, uh, what was it?
	No, it was no, it's a family guy that's got that one itinerant maid who keeps floating around saying, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
	That's not a maid.
	Okay.
	Well, the maids are out.
	Yeah.
	I wish I had staff.
	Yeah, yeah, who doesn't?
	It would be great to have some stuff.
	So about that, that was my list, but about that $22, this is for fast food minimum wage in California?
	Yeah.
	Is this now law?
	I don't know, to be honest about it.
	I think it might, it'll get passed, because I don't think there's any doubt about that.
	But let's just cut down on some of the employees.
	The food will be worse than it is.
	No, no.
	Here's the note from Andreas.
	In the morning, Adam, you're mentioning how people in Holland can't pay for things.
	Oh, he said he had a conversation with a customer.
	His customer is a family that owns a number of McDonald's franchises in California.
	I asked how the new $22 bill that Newsom signed into law, I guess it's law, would change things.
	He said they would be closing the front counter registers, kiosks, and mobile orders only.
	Prices will go up around 20%.
	They're looking into more automation, even outsourcing the drive-thru ordering to remote walk workers they could pay less.
	So you won't even have a person sitting in the window.
	Hello?
	May I have your order, please?
	How about that?
	So fewer employees, higher prices, more automation.
	Now that's the plan.
	So there'll be less people to work for that $22.
	Yeah, that's the way it always goes.
	Is it really?
	Well, that's the theory behind all the republicanism guys who say, oh no, no, you don't want to ever have a minimum wage because then, you know, you're going to cut out everybody.
	You can get, you know, you can hire a lot of people at low wages, at least they get a start.
	The way we got it now, it's just all homeless.
	You're either working for 22 bucks or you're on the street.
	And then you never get a job.
	A quick little... Do you have anything on Trump?
	The primetime purge?
	You got anything?
	I have two clips, I think, here that may be worth listening to.
	Nope.
	Is that even in the news anymore?
	Does anyone care?
	Is it all just clean?
	About what?
	About Trump.
	About Trump.
	The raid.
	The raid!
	The raid, man!
	The raid!
	Well, they're still talking about the raid now and again.
	I think I maybe have something, but where are you gonna go?
	This is about the special master situation.
	ABC.
	The Justice Department is planning to appeal a judge's ruling concerning classified documents seized at former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.
	Prosecutors say the decision to appoint a so-called special master to review the documents and to bar the Justice Department from accessing the material would cause irreparable harm and delay its criminal investigation.
	Trump's lawyers have until Monday to respond to the motion.
	So, you know, we still can't really figure out, you know, what is it that Trump had?
	Was it anything?
	I mean, is it all political theater?
	I got a clip from a guy on C-SPAN.
	Actually, one of our producers sent it in.
	His name's Brad Sherman.
	He's a Democrat representative.
	He's from California, I think.
	And he's talking about Mar-a-Lago.
	It's kind of the theory that we've bandied about.
	I'm just amazed as to why he took the material and didn't return it.
	It's almost as if he wanted this search to take place.
	There is no purpose that he could not have achieved, either honest, if there was any honest purpose for him to have those, or nefarious, that required him.
	He could have copied those documents.
	He could have read them while he was still in the White House.
	He could have returned them in the first month in Mar-a-Lago.
	He was almost taunting the Justice Department.
	And it has worked to his political advantage and disadvantage.
	His grip on the Republican Party has intensified as he really forced this search on the Justice Department.
	Whether he did so deliberately because he wanted that sympathy in the Republican Party, or whether he kept the documents because he's just obstinate and pig-headed and arrogant, we'll find out later.
	Yeah, I like that one the best.
	That, you know, just the way it all blew up and it was his words, it was a raid, a raid, a raid, attack my home.
	High stakes game, though.
	He did get the boost that he wanted.
	But did he?
	Because, you know, now it just seems like he's, you know, the media is just taking a different direction.
	So I think that's kind of, it's kind of done.
	And maybe this whole, the reason why they were so poised and so stupid to do this, because it doesn't seem like there's any smoking gun.
	I mean, you'd expect it to have popped up by now.
	This was on the ConLaw podcast, and it may be as simple as this, which makes total sense for the Democrats and their legal eagles that they would try something like this.
	What do they always try to get people on?
	Lying to the FBI.
	Lying to the FBI, but also tax cheating and what's the other one?
	FARA violation.
	That's what they got Manafort on because he didn't register as a foreign agent.
	Yeah, that's another one.
	And what's the Espionage Act?
	Is that something that's in there?
	No, they don't get anyone on that.
	That's a bullshit one.
	That's just for the public.
	You said bullshit again.
	I mean, you really got to tone it down.
	I'm sorry I say bullshit a lot.
	You got to tone it down.
	But I think the most significant thing that we found out from the affidavit is which crimes exactly the Justice Department is currently interested in.
	And they are serious.
	So why don't we talk about that?
	So there are three crimes listed.
	The first is 18 U.S.C.
	2071.
	This criminalizes the willful theft, removal, or destruction of government documents.
	It's kind of a catch-all offense that punishes the wrongful destruction of government records.
	And it carries with it a maximum term of three years in prison.
	There's an intriguing part of this destruction of government records crime that says if you're convicted of it, if you're convicted of 2071, you're barred from holding public office.
	So, could a 2071 conviction bar Trump from being president again?
	Is a question, I'm sorry, that no one really has an answer to.
	But it says it there.
	Bullshit.
	It does say that there.
	But there are likely some pretty big constitutional questions.
	It's unreal you said bullshit again!
	You know, that's the difference between you and me.
	I asked you to stop saying shit, which you were saying every other sentence down at the beginning of the show.
	And you, like a pro, just stopped!
	I've seen you do this before.
	I say you're smacking your lips, you know, you're smacking your lips.
	No more lip smacking for months.
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	Yeah, we were five, but now we're three, so we'll have to debate this.
	This is Sir Nobody, and in the morning to everybody, and have a good night.
	Good morning, John and Adam.
	This is Rob.
	Hope you have a dynamite September 11th.
	I know the rest of us are going to.
	Be brave, do something.
	We will never forget.
	Okay.
	Thank you, Rob.
	I've always pondered the question, shouldn't it be always remember instead of never forget?
	It just seems so counterintuitive.
	You know, psychology says if you say not or don't forget, never forget, your brain will actually do the opposite.
	Am I incorrect in this thinking?
	Are you even with me?
	Are you alive?
	Hello?
	John?
	Hello?
	What's going on?
	John?
	Sorry, sorry, sorry.
	Were you pooping during the meetup segment?
	Well, now that you mention it... I had this whole thing... Never mind, never mind.
	Here's some meetups coming up.
	In fact, about to start in Anchorage, Alaska.
	Never forget, we have tiny amygdala meetup in Anchorage.
	505 Cuz We Can, Urban 360 Pizza, Albuquerque, New Mexico, underway.
	Sir Jeff Toeig for that.
	Harlem Town, 9-11, that's well underway, and that's in the Netherlands to work up.
	Thursday, our next show day, the Miglis Shrinkage Meetup, 4 p.m.
	at Fuel Pizza in Washington, D.C.
	That should be interesting.
	The Mead Meetup, Twin Cities, 4.30 central.
	We have the third Thursday in Fort Worth, where the Western Simulation begins.
	Six o'clock at Boo Ray's in Fort Worth.
	Charlotte's Thursday 3rd, Thursday monthly meetup at 7 Edge Tavern, Charlotte, North Carolina, also on Thursday.
	And then we have a whole bunch coming up this week.
	And I believe, yes, September 17th, this is going to drive Baron Scott nuts.
	So that's the next Doc's Backyard, Sunset Valley, Texas meetup.
	It's kind of the Austin meetup.
	I'm going to be in Georgia on the 17th, so I'm not going to be able to make this one again.
	But there are so many... What are you doing in Georgia?
	I'm speaking at the Beef Initiative Conference.
	About value for value.
	Oh, okay.
	Yeah, and I'm gonna get us some more free beef, free products.
	Get us some free beef.
	Yeah.
	You know, I'm looking, I'm in the lookout now for the, you know, I just had, you know, that ranch in Texas makes some terrific product, but now I'm looking for some sweetbreads.
	I'm gonna get my sweet, you know, I had a recipe for sweetbreads.
	We can get those.
	World-class.
	K&C can get those for you, the sweetbreads.
	Yeah, that's what I'm thinking.
	Yeah.
	But I haven't done this recipe for 20 years plus, and I'm thinking that kids need to have some sweetbreads once in a while, so I'm going to figure out what the recipe was, which I seem to have lost, and I'm going to recreate my great sweetbreads dishes.
	We will have sweetbreads on ice coming to you ASAP.
	I'm sure Texas Slim is already chopping them.
	Cutting them out.
	Don't chop them.
	So to speak.
	These are just some of the many meetups that are scheduled all the way through the end of October and beyond.
	This is a great place, actually, to learn about stuff like that.
	You know, it's a community.
	People have opinions, especially the No Agenda community.
	All different walks of life.
	You will learn something, guaranteed.
	If you can't find one near you, start one yourself.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	It does not happen often.
	with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want me.
	Drink it on hell's flame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	It does not happen often.
	It does not happen often, but we both have the same ISO.
	What?
	Yeah.
	The poop iso.
	You have the poop iso?
	Yeah, you have the poop iso.
	I see you have in your list it says poop iso.
	Iso poop it says.
	Yeah, iso poop.
	Everyone loves poop.
	Oh, that's not the same.
	Interesting.
	Alexa, play poop.
	We have two different poop stories.
	Mine is more appropriate for the end of show.
	But where's your... Well, I have other ones, but where's your poop story from?
	What was the poop story?
	The poop story, which includes that clip you just played?
	Yeah, which story is that?
	I want to hear the poop story now.
	It's the NPR's poop story, because NPR's got nothing better to do than report real news.
	So they've developed a poop story.
	I have two pieces from it.
	It went on for days.
	The poop story?
	Let's play a poop story.
	If you tell the smart speaker to play Poopy Diaper, it will do just that.
	I mean, I laughed hysterically.
	That song is called Poopy Diaper.
	It's really, like, serious, musically?
	Natopolis found that there are actually a whole bunch of musicians making poop-themed songs.
	No way!
	And although there's no way to prove it, she's pretty sure she knows who their most avid listeners are.
	Children yelling potty words at smart speakers.
	Everyone loves poop, whether they admit it or not.
	This is all, this is part of destruction of society.
	This is not okay.
	Everyone loves it.
	So they've figured out that little kids go up to the stupid speakers and go poop and the thing or play poop or something.
	It's another poop song here.
	Part two.
	I know this story was ridiculous.
	Here's part two.
	Well, Matt Farley is one of those musicians who loves poop.
	He learned that making songs with nonsensical lyrics about bodily functions was a recipe for success.
	The more ridiculous the song, the more streams.
	The poop song.
	Was literally me on the piano singing the word poop for a minute and a half.
	Oh poop!
	Metropolis says musicians making poop songs got a big boost in streams once more people started buying Amazon's Alexa smart speaker.
	90% of their plays was coming from Amazon Music.
	That's the clear link that this is being driven by Alexa rather than someone going into Spotify and typing in the words poop.
	Wow, this is, this is fantastic.
	Native ad.
	Oh, no, very, completely native ad, and I, and I have to, and especially, oh, people are buying Alexa, the Amazon smart speaker.
	No, they're not, lady.
	Native ad, and here's my problem.
	We were promised, Alexa, check the milk, get some new milk, and automatically have it deposited in my fridge.
	Instead, Alexa, play poop.
	By the way, I think that this series, even though you object to it, for good reason, is we have a lot of young listeners who will be giggling during the end of the show here with the poop songs.
	You think?
	Yeah.
	Well, we're sorry.
	Just for them.
	Everyone loves poop.
	So what's your other ISO?
	Oh, this one.
	Laugh.
	Hold on.
	That's the kid laughing at poop?
	No, it's one of the...
	Uh, presenters on NPR.
	How about this one?
	I think I have a better one.
	We need something a little more mature.
	Hey guys, I love the show.
	Okay, winner.
	I knew you'd love it.
	When I heard that one, I was like, yeah, this is the one.
	This is the one.
	Yeah, you're right.
	Okay.
	That's Dan Carlin, Hardcore History, I think.
	Remember Dan?
	Well, what else you got?
	I got one last thing if you want to play it.
	You got one last thing.
	Okay, one last thing.
	What you got?
	This is the, uh, wherever it went.
	Uh, the new... where'd it go?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	You're not... Bannon?
	I got Banyan?
	Okay, adorkable.
	This is the 30-second clip of the new words, and I got the list in front of me, and we should at least discuss the new words for the Merriam-Webster dictionary, including adorkable, which is a word I've never heard in my life!
	What's in a word?
	As always, it's evolving.
	To some, that may be adorkable or endearingly awkward.
	Just one of the 370 new words Merriam-Webster is adding to its dictionary.
	Another, shrinkflation.
	When companies charge the same for less, like maybe pumpkin spice, no longer just seasonal, the flavor is enshrined in the dictionary now too.
	Then there's the dumb phone, a mobile device that's lacking.
	Perhaps janky, another addition, meaning of poor quality.
	Janky or janky?
	Did you say janky?
	Janky.
	Yeah, janky.
	That's been around for a while.
	I've used that for quite a while.
	Yeah, I agree.
	Well, here's a couple of other new words.
	Pumpkin spice, which isn't a word.
	That's a veiled ad.
	And who cares?
	They got, here's some of these I've got on this list here.
	LARP.
	Mm-hmm.
	Gee, that's been around for a while.
	Okay, hoglet.
	How is this new?
	Hoglet?
	Baby hedgehog.
	Uh, Galentine's Day.
	False positive, false negative.
	How are these new?
	Emergency.
	This is a good one.
	This is a new word in the Merriam-Webster.
	It's a term, not a word, but it's emergency use authorization.
	No way.
	No way.
	I'm telling you, yeah.
	And then booster dose.
	Have you ever heard this term?
	Booster dose?
	I never heard of this.
	Who's those guys?
	Dease is a booster dose.
	Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease, Dease At all.
	No, not at all.
	At all.
	Sus.
	S-U-S, meaning suspicious or suspect.
	Yeah, sus.
	I always thought it meant sus out, you know, to try to figure out.
	Now they changed it.
	Do they have sketch in there too?
	Sketch?
	No, but they got yeet.
	Yeet?
	Yeah, yeet.
	Used to express surprise, approval, or excited enthusiasm.
	Yeet.
	And then last, a couple more just out of the 300, is Space Force.
	Okay, how's that a new word?
	Alright, alright, alright.
	And Terraform.
	Ooh, Terraform.
	Which goes back to the 60s.
	Okay.
	Enough!
	I was looking for another end of show mix clip that I could jam in here.
	There was something I wanted to play that we talked about earlier.
	Was there something requested?
	And I played... Oh, Zika.
	That's what it was, yes.
	Zika, Zika, Zika!
	Yeah, I have a... Small hits are coming.
	I got a longer version of that.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, small heads are coming, that's right.
	Along with that, we have end of show from Jesse Coy Nelson, who will wrap up the Queen, so to speak, in the only way that Jesse Coy Nelson can, if you know what I mean.
	And then we'll play the Zika, Zika, Zika, which I can't remember who did that.
	I don't have it listed here.
	It doesn't matter, because I can tell you on Thursday that's when we'll be back here.
	And until then, I'm coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, in FEMA Region No.
	6.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where I remain.
	And by the way, it's not hot right now.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	Coming up next on NoahJennerStream.com and TrollRoom.io live, the Lotus Effect with Phoenix and Phone Boy.
	Oh yeah.
	You do not want to miss that.
	We'll see you on Thursday, everybody.
	Until then, remember us at thevorac.org slash NA.
	Adios, mofos!
	And such.
	May I have your attention, please?
	Oh, Zika.
	Oh, Zika.
	Zika, Zika, Zika, Zika.
	A little baby with a little bitty head.
	With a baby with a small head.
	They're gonna have to make a little head.
	You watch.
	Zika, zika, zika, zika, zika, yeah.
	Where's the money?
	1.9 billion dollars.
	Zika, zika, zika, zika, zika, yeah.
	Where's the money?
	Let's have it now.
	Zika, zika, zika, zika, zika, yeah.
	Where's the money?
	Small heads are coming.
	You're gonna do it, you watch.
	We're gonna have a problem here.
	It's good to be the king.
	The genealogy shows that I'm descended from Vlad the Impaler.
	So I do have a bit of a stake in the country.
	As it were.
	Children of the night, what music they make.
	We came across the letters between him and Prince Charles, which helped give us an understanding.
	The relationship was one where Prince Charles trusted and respected Jimmy Savile.
	Those kids wanted to go to the top of the pops, but we all knew what that cigar muncher was up to.
	But I'm very, very bitter that the likes of Savile and the rest of them were allowed to continue.
	My old Aston Martin, which I've had for 51 years, that runs on, can you believe this, surplus English white wine.
	And way from the cheese process.
	There you go, if you didn't catch that, Prince Charles Aston Martin runs on wine and cheese.
	Pompous privileged peanuts.
	No, it's not peanuts, it's cheese.
	Sorry, cheese and wine.
	Prince Charles and Peter Ball, a former Bishop of Gloucester.
	He wrote today that he did not know and could not have known at the time that Ball was a sex offender.
	You know, Peter Ball had admitted his guilt.
	He had accepted a caution which requires clear admission of guilt.
	And do you think someone as well-read as Prince Charles should he have known that a caution comes with it and admission of guilt?
	You would have thought so.
	Yes, so Prince Charles is a member of the Inner Magic Circle as well, which not a lot of people know, which is great.
	So he must be into magic, so he should be up for some fun.
	Is that a common thing?
	How do you know that?
	Well, actually, in the Magic Circle, there's a picture of him in his audition when he joined, which is a long time ago.
	I think it's way before I was born.
	For no matter how silly the idea of having a queen might be to us, as Americans, we must be gracious and considerate hosts.
	Hey guys!

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