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	Because I don't think that the Border Patrol is necessarily looking at your pumpkins.
	Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, October 16, 2022.
	This is your award-winning Game of Nation Media Assassination, episode 1495.
	This is no agenda.
	We got fentanyl and tamales in...
	And we're broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6.
	In the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley where we're all congratulating the California Bears football team for losing to one of the worst teams in history.
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	It's crackpot and buzzkill!
	In the morning!
	Not that this loss bothers you or anything.
	You know, this team stinks so bad because they keep hiring these junior college coaches to coach a top, you know, Pac-12 environment within a Pac-12 environment.
	Like a five million dollar a year guy.
	Well, I don't know what they pay.
	They probably pay him, you know, minimum wage, but at least it seems so.
	But they won't do anything to try to actually find a good coach.
	They've never done that.
	Now, is this a problem now?
	Is everyone... Is this on the streets and protesting about this?
	Is it bigger than... No, no.
	Everyone's giving up.
	No, it's all become... Who cares?
	Nobody cares.
	Oh, man.
	The media is fear-mongering.
	About what?
	Well, as if we didn't have enough, they gotta do the, you know, they gotta bring a Halloween, you know, we got fentanyl, we got candies that are fentanyl, colored candies, and this is, this is, you know.
	Like, it's like, you know, it's as if a kid sees something colored, eats it immediately.
	Death course.
	It's just, it's all stupid, like this.
	And agents in Arizona stopped another creative smuggling attempt.
	They say a trafficker used an ice chest full of tamales to stash 2,100 fentanyl pills.
	Got your tamales.
	Hey, but what if fentanyl's not your game?
	What if you're a little more old school, like you're a meth head?
	An unusual drug bust on the southern border.
	Agents say a would-be smuggler was hiding $400,000 of liquid meth packaged inside four pumpkins.
	The pumpkins were in a Ford SUV.
	I don't know what that Ford SUV had to do with it, but...
	There's certain busts that you have to say to yourself, was somebody tipped off?
	Because I don't think that the Border Patrol is necessarily looking at your pumpkins.
	Those are nice-looking pumpkins, ma'am.
	I think I need to check them out.
	Those pumpkins are suspicious.
	Was that a native ad for Ford?
	Like, if you want to smuggle meth, then Ford's your brand?
	You gotta smuggle, use a Ford.
	That's right.
	Ford.
	It's the brand.
	It's Ford Smugglers Month.
	Those pumpkins don't look right.
	But Toyota got the ISIS.
	So these guys might as well get the drug dealers and the cartels.
	Why not?
	So the big news, which nobody's covering, I got no clips, is the, and it's not, I don't know, I mean, the business press is covering it, but the mainstream is not covering it.
	And this is a huge deal, which is the pullout of all the Americans, the Dutch, The entire ASML team from Holland and everybody else pulling out of China, just leaving.
	Let's go.
	We're going to grab our jackets and we're out of here.
	And the ASML guys, those are lithography.
	I mean, no chips.
	There's no design without that company, I think.
	Well, they have some competitors, but at the high end, the super high end, they own the business.
	And, uh... But didn't they sell that?
	I don't think it's Dutch anymore.
	I thought they sold it.
	No, I think it's... No, it's public.
	Yeah.
	So they say it's not Dutch, because it was...
	You can look it up.
	Yeah, yeah.
	But it's basically a Dutch company.
	It's partly owned by Intel and some of these other guys.
	Right, right, right, right.
	But they do all the work for Samsung and TSMC.
	And they're making the best chips.
	And they're doing work in China, but they need to have people there.
	They have to have their people there to keep the things working.
	So when you leave, everything just shuts down.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Well, wasn't that part of the CHIPS Act?
	Wasn't that the whole... Yeah, no, I know it's part of the CHIPS Act, but it was something to do with Biden, supposedly.
	I don't know if Biden even knows about it.
	CHIPS, I like Smith.
	Sometimes I like those, like those Pringles.
	Those are the ones I really like.
	I'm glad they didn't go out of business.
	Well, I think, I think there's a lot of other news that's kind of hidden.
	And this morning it just hit me all of a sudden was what's going to happen to Elon Musk.
	All of a sudden, I'm like, oh, OK, I know what's going to go down.
	You've probably read the story in the headlines.
	Tonight, the Pentagon confirms it is talking with Elon Musk about covering the cost of his critical Starlink satellite internet service in Ukraine.
	The world's wealthiest man says it's costing his company $20 million a month.
	But the blowback from liberals against Elon Musk is severe.
	I was listening to the liberal intellectual elites on Pivot.
	No clip.
	And Professor G, he was saying, you know, Elon Musk is just, you know, it's just a horrible person.
	Like, oh, what's it going to cost you?
	$20 a month.
	You don't care.
	You don't care if mothers and daughters die.
	I should have clipped it.
	Now I think about it.
	I have a follow-up to this.
	I have a Starlink.
	Wait, I have a follow-up to this.
	Elon is now being asked to...
	Wait, I think I have another clip here.
	He is...
	Yeah, here we go.
	Listen to this.
	Elon Musk is now under federal investigation in connection with his attempt to buy Twitter.
	Word of the investigation came in a court filing by the company, which also accuses Musk of withholding documents.
	It's unclear what specific action during Musk's acquisition of Twitter is now being investigated.
	Yeah, I know exactly what it is.
	He didn't include text messages That were either between him and Vladimir Putin or the Kremlin discussing things.
	And this is going to be the accusation that he's a Russian spy.
	You watch this happen.
	That's what they want to subpoena.
	They want to see him communicating with Vlad.
	Or close enough to it.
	This is a takedown.
	Now he's in trouble.
	He's in trouble.
	It's going to be interesting.
	Well, he's a smart guy, so he can worm his way out of it.
	Okay.
	I think this is NPR.
	I have three Ukraine clips, and this is a... Musk threatens pullout.
	This is a little more elaborate than the CBS report.
	Elon Musk warns that the free internet for Ukraine's military could be coming to an end.
	Sorry, what sorry?
	It's NTD, which means it's more accurate.
	More accurate and would have been better if it was a robo voice.
	But yeah, otherwise it's NTD.
	Elon Musk warns that the free internet for Ukraine's military could be coming to an end.
	SpaceX has donated about 20,000 Starlink satellite units to Ukraine.
	They're helping the country's military communicate after phone and internet networks were destroyed in the war with Russia.
	Musk says it has cost his company $80 million and he warned the Pentagon that won't continue.
	A recently uncovered letter he sent last month asks the U.S.
	military to pay tens of millions of dollars per month for the service.
	The letter says not only is SpaceX considering not donating additional new units, it wants the Pentagon to pay to keep the current ones active.
	That bill would be $400 million over the next 12 months.
	Sources say Starlink is the main way troops on the battlefield communicate.
	Now with Elon Musk being the guy who has built his businesses with government money or tax breaks, what are the chances this is a coincidence that he needs 400 million and this happens?
	Turning now to the war in Ukraine.
	Overnight the U.S.
	announcing another new military aid package for the country.
	The news coming as Ukrainian forces continue to make slow but important gains on the battlefield.
	ABC's Britt Klenet is in Ukraine with the very latest.
	Britt, good morning.
	Good morning, Whit.
	Yeah, more help for this country in its fight against Russia's invasion.
	The White House now announcing a package worth $725 million.
	Now, it includes military vehicles and ammunition for those American-made HIMARS, which have proven very effective on the battlefield in Ukraine.
	Now, the new aid announced just days after the heaviest attacks here we've seen in Ukraine since the war began.
	According to Russian President Putin, though, there's no need for more massive strikes on this country, saying Russia was not looking to destroy Ukraine.
	But, you know, his words, hours before, the Kiev and Zaporizhia regions were hit again overnight.
	And as Russian forces fall back in the south, the Moscow-installed governor of Kherson has told residents in the region to take their children and flee.
	Take your children and get out!
	Yeah, gotta throw that in.
	Let's try, probably, I'm sure Musk is not a guy who seems to me to be generous.
	Maybe, maybe not, I don't know.
	So the whole thing was like the gambit to put this thing up as spec, it's a spec.
	He's still doing spec.
	He's doing spec work for the Ukrainian government.
	He's still doing spec work, holy mackerel.
	When does that end?
	He must really want this business to succeed.
	Here's a good one.
	Ukraine dead American.
	Oh, that doesn't always sound good.
	A U.S.
	Army veteran and a father of five has been killed in Ukraine.
	The State Department only confirms that a U.S.
	citizen has died there, but his sister has identified him as Dane Partridge from Rexburg, Idaho.
	The 34-year-old had been fighting alongside the Ukrainians since the end of April.
	Last week, when Partridge and some other men were clearing trenches in eastern Ukraine, they were ambushed by two Russian vehicles.
	Partridge was shot in the head and died in the hospital Tuesday.
	His body is on its way back to the U.S.
	where he'll be buried in a VA cemetery in Idaho.
	I wonder how many Americans are over there?
	Oh, oh, a lot.
	According to people that I talk to, a lot.
	And many have been killed in action.
	But they're Z, Blackwater type outfits.
	They're hired.
	And a lot of money.
	Three, four grand a day.
	That sounds like good money.
	Not with a bullet in your head though.
	Here's the last tip I have from Ukraine, which is...
	The UK, of course, is stepping up against us.
	They're taking credit for everything.
	things.
	Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has announced that the UK will donate some advanced medium range air-to-air missiles, or AMRAAM, rockets to Ukraine.
	We're paying for those.
	The rockets are the first donated by Britain that are capable of shooting down cruise missiles.
	The Defence Secretary said Russia's latest indiscriminate strikes on civilian areas in Ukraine warrant further support to those seeking to defend their nation.
	Is this also Ntang dynasty?
	What makes you think that?
	Well, I want to know because this is a new voice then if this is NTD.
	Yes.
	I like this.
	This is doable.
	I can handle this one.
	The AMRAAM rockets will be delivered in the coming weeks to be used with the NASAM air defense system pledged by the United States.
	It's hoped the new air defence missiles will help protect Ukrainian infrastructure after Moscow launched a wave of deadly missile and drone attacks on the country's cities and power plants this week.
	The latest package of UK equipment also includes hundreds of other air defence missiles, aerial drones and a further 18 howitzer artillery guns.
	Ukraine said it has only about 10% of what it needs for its air defences, urging the international community to provide more weapons.
	The defence secretary announced the decision before he left for a NATO defence minister summit in Brussels on Thursday.
	The military alliance is pressing ahead with plans to hold a nuclear exercise next week.
	What we don't want is to do things out of routine.
	This is a routine exercise and it's all about readiness.
	NATO's exercise, dubbed Steadfast Noon, is held around the same time every year and runs for about one week.
	It involves fighter jets capable of carrying nuclear warheads, but doesn't involve any live bombs.
	Well, I hope not.
	So it's groundskeeper Willy is the voice there, and you like that better.
	I do, I do.
	How about this for fun?
	The chair, which is a rotating chair, but the chair of both the IMF, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank for 2023 will be chaired by the Ukrainian Finance Minister Marchenko.
	How about that?
	Both of these operations?
	Yeah, at the same time!
	What?
	Why not?
	What kind of scam are we talking about here?
	Let's hurry this up a little bit.
	Let's move it on.
	Let's just convince one.
	Okay.
	But I think we're at peak war because there's always a clue.
	Yeah, we're at peak war.
	There's always a clue.
	You know, so sometimes it used to be a little more dramatic where you'll recall the babies being thrown out of incubators.
	You know, that used to be a real good one, but whenever we see this headline, coming from a UN official, that Russia is now giving soldiers Viagra to rape Ukrainians.
	Oh no, no, no, no.
	This is not even possible.
	You know that we are at peak war.
	Where did you see this?
	The New York Post.
	Oh my God, the Viagra story.
	Who is this?
	Pramila Patton, UN Special Representative on Sexual Violence in Conflict.
	They have a whole department for that.
	However, this is not just... I mean the Russians, they're going a step further?
	These horrible Viagra jacked up Russian soldiers?
	Victims have largely included girls and women, but boys and men have been raped too!
	They're raping the boys!
	There has to be a homosexual angle in there.
	For inclusivity.
	Equity.
	Well, you gotta hand it to them.
	At least they're not discriminating based equity.
	Well, let's play these clips, and this is about another, this is maybe part of peak war, but all the Russians leaving.
	So I have actually only two clips, but clip one is part of this clip too, but play clip one.
	Okay.
	Russian men of fighting age keep streaming into Turkey.
	Okay.
	Now that, I had to stop it right away because when did, I thought they were streaming into Georgia and other places in Finland.
	When did Turkey show up on the map?
	Have you heard this?
	Yeah, oh sure.
	Turkey is still a main release point into Western Europe so people, I mean, you can fly to Ankara.
	No, here we go.
	This is Erdogan's leverage is these millions of people that he can say, I'm going to release a few now, unless I get what I want.
	Actually, I think it's more complicated than that.
	It's the people from the outer parts of Russia that are going to Turkey, the Kazakhstanis and all these other kind of, not the Russian Russians.
	And there's a reason for that.
	And I think it's explained in these clips, which is that It's not really the Russian Russians that they're sending to Ukraine.
	They're sending all their ethnics to Ukraine.
	Wait, to Ukraine?
	To Turkey?
	Wait, to Turkey, not Ukraine.
	We've kind of heard about this, but this expresses it a little more accurately.
	There are other complications, too.
	With the influx of Russians since the war started, residency laws are getting tighter, making it harder to live and work here.
	Is that part two?
	Oh, you said... I'm sorry, my mistake.
	You're right.
	Russian men of fighting age keep streaming into Turkey.
	It's a sign of the dissatisfaction with Russia's call up of more men to fight in the war in Ukraine to stem battlefield losses.
	The exodus can be felt acutely in Antalya, a Mediterranean city in southern Turkey with a long history of Russian tourism, now turning into something else.
	NPR's Fatma Tanis went there and has this report.
	Between the Mediterranean Sea and the steep mountains surrounding Antalya is a small park known to locals as Matryoshka Park for the large sculpture of the Russian Matryoshka nesting dolls, half of which are missing after vandals destroyed them when Russia invaded Ukraine.
	This area is known to attract Russian tourists and now those who are escaping the country.
	Russian is the main language heard in the streets and is on signs all around.
	I meet two young men in their mid-twenties wandering around the park in backpacks.
	They don't give their names fearing retribution from the Russian government.
	They've come here over a week ago from Kazan in the semi-autonomous region of Tatarstan in southwest Russia.
	One of them tells me why.
	It's dangerous for any male.
	Dangerous for any male because, as ethnic minorities, they've heard that Russia's new conscription of troops falls heavily on people like them.
	They know many friends who got rounded up, despite, as his friend says, This is a war of our government.
	This is not a war of Russian people.
	And this is a disgusting situation for all of us.
	Even though they left the country immediately after the announcement of the mobilization almost two weeks ago, they both are still feeling lost in Turkey without family and no future plans.
	Wow.
	So they're just rounding up the ethnics and making them cannon fodder.
	Yeah.
	Interesting strategy.
	So there's interesting usage that this NPR reporter had there in the middle of it.
	She said, wandering around in backpacks.
	Hmm.
	She specifically said in backpacks.
	What's that about?
	I don't know.
	I mean, the right usage would be with backpacks.
	Or carrying backpacks.
	Not in backpacks.
	Well, it's hard to pick apart language on New Tang Dynasty.
	No, this is NPR.
	Oh.
	Oh, crap.
	Then it's very specific.
	And I can pick it apart all I want.
	We can't figure it out.
	New Tang Dynasty, I give them a little, they don't have the huge budget of, you know, billion dollars or whatever they have here at NPR.
	Let's go with part three.
	There are other complications, too.
	With the influx of Russians since the war started, residency laws are getting tighter, making it harder to live and work here.
	Another issue?
	Money.
	After recent pressure from the West, Turkish banks suspended the Russian version of MasterCard and Visa, which makes it harder for them to get currency or even pay the tab at restaurants.
	But one thing is certain for these men.
	Do you think you can ever go back to Russia?
	No, I suppose I don't wanna go back to Russia.
	Meanwhile at Antalya's airport, Russians continue to fly in.
	Many are tourists.
	But there are also a lot of men who've come alone, fleeing conscription.
	The governor of the province has said up to 19,000 Russians are coming in every day.
	He said some come as tourists but then decide to stay.
	And flights to Russia now are going back half as empty as they came.
	One 34-year-old man from Moscow steps out of the terminal with just a backpack.
	He doesn't want to give his name, but says he bought a ticket a few days after the mobilization, spending several thousand dollars and leaving in a rush.
	Did you have to leave your job?
	Well, technically, I did not leave yet, so they don't know that I went here.
	Tomorrow, when we have Skype call, I'm going to surprise them.
	Like all the other men of fighting age who've tried to leave, he was questioned by authorities at the airport in Moscow.
	I saw a couple of people who were diverted from the flow and took to some separate room.
	Some sort of feeling they were not allowed to leave.
	Unlike many others I spoke with who don't think they can go back to Russia ever again, this man says he will if Russia loses the war.
	Because we have to rebuild.
	We have to vote for new people who will choose a different way.
	Okay.
	Because you brought my attention to the backpacks, when she brought it up again, to me that implies this is an organized trek.
	Here, here's your backpack.
	Here's your train tickets.
	Oh, that's a possibility.
	Although, the amount of backpacks you see just people wandering around with just generally is.
	Yeah, but why does she say it twice?
	Yeah, she emphasized it by saying it twice.
	There's no reason for nobody to say that.
	You put it in my head.
	Well, I think the idea was to make it clear that they weren't, they were bailing out with very little.
	Yeah, okay.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Did you see what happened in, uh, uh, in Turkey in parliament?
	No.
	This was great.
	This was a debate that stirred up passions.
	But few could have predicted this scene about to unfold on the floor of the Turkish parliament.
	There's Instagram, Facebook, YouTube.
	You can get in touch there.
	Today is October 12th.
	If the law here passes the parliament, friends, you can now use your phones like this, young brothers and sisters.
	You won't have to use them.
	Burak Erbay was protesting against a bill that's meant to stamp out disinformation.
	The legislation, the brainchild of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, was passed with votes from his own AK Party and its nationalist allies.
	It'll now go to the president for final approval.
	The bill's backers say it's needed to tackle rampant disinformation on social media and insist it won't be used to silence criticism.
	But opponents say it'll become another tool to stifle dissent ahead of next year's presidential and parliamentary elections.
	Critics point to Article 29.
	It lays out prison sentences of between one and three years for those who spread disinformation to create fear and disturb public order.
	They also say it doesn't define what false or misleading information actually means, leaving the law open to abuse.
	Social media networks would also have to remove any content deemed false and share details of users with the authorities.
	And this was how journalists watched the parliamentary debate earlier this week.
	A symbolic protest and legislation they say will silence their voices in a country that already trails most others in press freedoms.
	So I made a rookie mistake here on this clip.
	I should have set it up because as I was watching it, it was very compelling.
	In the beginning, what he does, this parliamentarian, is he pulls his iPhone out of his pocket and he says, you see this?
	This is now useless because of this law, this disinformation law.
	And then he pulls out a hammer and he starts banging his iPhone.
	Out of demonstration.
	But then, of course, the journalist here only says, oh, this is bad for journalism.
	They don't give a crap about people.
	This is it.
	This is happening everywhere.
	Typical journalist.
	It's not about you, buddy.
	No.
	So here it is, an actual law.
	Disinformation law, which is just by itself Orwellian.
	UK is also, they're implementing this.
	They've got police officers going around.
	Hey, you heard some of those things.
	Well, we want to.
	Oh, yes.
	Well, this is not going to fly, but yeah, if we can make a law somehow.
	And just so you know, Alex Berenson You know, New York Times writer, very controversial since he sued Twitter and won.
	Yeah, I wish I didn't get this clip.
	I would have clipped this.
	No, I wish I had a clip.
	It's not a clip.
	He wrote this.
	No, he went on Tucker and there's a clip.
	Oh, that Pfizer board member Scott Gottlieb pressed Twitter to censor him?
	Yep.
	Oh shit, I should have had that clip.
	I mean that's... I'll get the clip for next week.
	It's a good clip because the way it goes on and I'm actually sorry I didn't get the clip because I knew about it.
	I saw it.
	He goes, he starts, he brings him on and then he starts telling his tale and he leaves the Scott Gottlieb thing on as the punchline and he says well then we...
	They subpoenaed some records and they got it, and there it was, Scott Gottlieb going from place to place to place telling him to get rid of this guy and to ban him from Twitter and everything in between.
	Isn't that amazing?
	Yeah.
	Isn't that amazing?
	It was a really good clip.
	Aw, crap.
	We should have that.
	We're talking about how great a clip it is, ladies and gentlemen, that we didn't get.
	Anyway, I think it was... It's interesting because someone's... typically people, you know, I think because of our My Tucker rule that people don't send Tucker clips, typically someone would have sent that one, but...
	I didn't get that.
	And I didn't see it.
	I missed it.
	But isn't it interesting that of all the black men in America, the three that have been deplatformed are Kendrick Lamar, Dave Chappelle, and Kanye West, arguably.
	I mean, Kendrick Lamar, didn't he win a literary prize for his lyrics?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, they also pretty much blacklisted that guy that works for Beck.
	Whitmore, Whitman.
	Jaylock.
	Jason Whitlock.
	Yeah, that guy.
	He's pretty much been cut out of the picture.
	He's really good.
	There was a panel or something at the UN convention in Philadelphia.
	I'm not quite sure what this was.
	And on stage, three middle-aged bald men, Smirkonish, Jeff Zucker, who of course ran CNN, and Phil Griffin, who also resigned.
	He was the head of NBC News.
	And they're talking about the Hunter laptop.
	I mean, it's unbelievable how clueless these guys are.
	You want to hear this?
	It's a little long and we can stop it whenever you want, but I was like, holy shit, they don't understand that they literally censored out of pure bias.
	Complete disregard for news interest.
	And they don't even know it.
	Have a listen.
	Wait, what was the event?
	UN Convention is what it was called.
	Let me see what that was.
	UN Convention.
	And it was in Philly.
	I think it was last week.
	and I only just hear the, see, that's a tough one to Google.
	Maybe it was the unconvention.
	Ugh.
	This sounds like a loser.
	The Bipartisan Policy Center presented by smirkonish.com and Unite America.
	A gathering of Democrats, Republicans, and independents.
	It's a bunch of stooges.
	Stooges, I say!
	...controversy that you may think are bullshit.
	Let me give you an example.
	I believe, they know this because I talked about it on air, I think that the Hunter laptop was worthy of more airing than it received right before the election.
	Either of you agree with me on that?
	Do you regret, do you regret, how about if I ask you this way specifically, do you regret not dealing with it before the election?
	Well, I mean, I think the question is, we did deal with it, but to the degree that, you know, you would have thought was appropriate.
	That's the NBC News guy.
	I think the answer is, in the final two weeks, you know, it was looked at.
	We did not know enough about it.
	There was not, you know, there was not, within two weeks of the election, the ability, when the messenger on that story was Rudy Giuliani.
	Okay, no, I mean, but I mean that that's the problem.
	It's like you're gonna give a lot of legitimacy to Rudy Giuliani See that's that's how they think right there Rudy Giuliani You're gonna put anything that guy comes with on the Rudy Giuliani Giuliani does have some credibility.
	But that was not Giuliani's story.
	He was just one of the guys bitching and moaning about not being covered.
	It was the New York Post story that was deeply covered and it was by good reporters and they had all the facts and then they not only wouldn't talk about the New York Post but they Kicked him off of Twitter for that story.
	You know, he's got the goods.
	So, part of the issue with that story was who was delivering the goods.
	Okay?
	That's one.
	Oh, the New York Post is what he really means.
	The New York Post was delivering the goods, sir.
	You know, he's got the goods.
	So, part of the issue with that story was who was delivering the goods.
	Okay?
	That's one.
	That doesn't mean that we didn't look into it.
	We did look into it.
	But, first of all, You know, with regard to the son of the candidate, you know, he was the son of the candidate.
	He wasn't the candidate.
	The question that you'll come back with is, well, but what role did the candidate play in his business dealings?
	You know, frankly, with ten days or two weeks to go, it was looked at.
	by very credible organizations, including the Wall Street Journal, Rupert Murdoch's Wall Street Journal, and they found nothing at that time.
	Okay?
	So my point is it's easy to say we should have spent more time on that.
	Listen, do I think it's legitimate to look at?
	Sure.
	Do I think that, like, it's a legitimate criticism to say?
	Is this any way that the head of NBC News should be defending himself?
	No, this is terrible, and I should mention I don't remember anything about the Wall Street Journal.
	I don't either.
	For one thing, the Wall Street Journal is traditionally hooked tight with the New York Post.
	Yeah.
	Since they were at one point or another both owned by Murdoch.
	So that doesn't make any sense at all.
	And I don't remember the Wall Street, I remember the intelligence guys coming out.
	Very credible, very credible intelligence.
	Coming out and saying, oh, this is, you know, Russian disinformation, although they were just hinting at it.
	In fact, another clip I don't have, I'm going to brag about all my clips I don't have.
	Great.
	Brett Barr had, I do have this clip to produce, I just haven't produced it.
	And Brett Barr had one of the guys, some Intel guy, on his show, and he's talking about one thing, and then he switches gears on the guy, and he leaves him flat-footed asking him about this Intel report, and everyone says, oh, no, this is Russian disinformation, and the guy pulls the old, what was that thing I always did with the mouse?
	There's no evidence.
	Yes.
	A Dvorak.
	He pulled a Dvorak.
	He pulled a Dvorak and he says, no, we said that it looks like disinformation.
	We never said that it was disinformation.
	Oh, man, which kind of makes me, you know, worry about you being a spook.
	Yeah, well, that's not the case.
	I wish they'd be making more money.
	More money.
	Probably less money, probably.
	And then so Barr stayed on it.
	You mean Brett Baer, right?
	Not Barr.
	Baer, Barr, Baer.
	I think it was a paint.
	Brett Baer.
	Stayed on him and he was like really digging in with the guy and to get him to apologize.
	Nice.
	And the guy refused.
	He says, no, what I said is true.
	It looked like Russian information.
	Well, that's true.
	And you know what?
	If you look at the wording, I remember doing this on the show, they had lots of weasel words and it was the media that pumped it up.
	It's true.
	The media took it to an extreme.
	Just like people didn't believe science, they believed the television.
	It's a funny thing to listen to, but it's again another one of these examples of these guys in denial.
	Forcefully in denial, I might add.
	But these three executives sound like total douchebags.
	Wait until you hear Zucker.
	Should have spent more time on that.
	Listen, do I think it's legitimate to look at?
	Sure.
	Do I think that, like, it's a legitimate criticism to say that in the 10 days, 14 days prior to the election, you didn't spend enough time on it?
	Not really.
	What do you think?
	What?
	That's the reason?
	Zucker.
	He was never arrested.
	The Justice Department was...
	He was never arrested, John.
	What?
	He was never arrested.
	That's the reason?
	He was never arrested.
	It sounds like Brennan.
	Wow, interesting you say that.
	We know that there's a very tight connection between CIA and CNN.
	The Justice Department was looking to it, never reported it until he is the son of a candidate.
	I don't think it's a main story until that happens.
	Now, we looked into it.
	You know, NBC News did.
	Um, uh, Tom Winter and, uh, Ken DeLorean did.
	Oh, those people are getting thrown under the bus.
	Great job.
	Great, great job, Tom and Ken.
	Now, we looked into it.
	You know, NBC News did.
	Um, uh, Tom Winter and, uh, Ken DeLorean did a great job.
	They met with Rudy.
	He brought it.
	They met with Rudy?
	What, now it's Rudy?
	What is this?
	Does he hang out with Rudy at dinner parties?
	Or can he say... What is this Rudy connection that they make such a fuss over?
	What they're saying here is we didn't run with it because it came from Rudy.
	And Hunter wasn't arrested.
	A couple of pages printed out from the so-called... from the computer.
	The so-called?
	He's still saying the so-called.
	He's still saying the so-called.
	Oh yeah, oh yeah.
	This guy is such a bad actor.
	...into it.
	You know, NBC News did.
	Tom Winter and Ken DeLorean did a great job.
	They met with Rudy.
	He brought a couple of pages printed out from the so-called, from the computer.
	They asked for a digital copy of it.
	They didn't get it.
	But I don't think it was a big story before the election.
	We had copies of it at that point.
	We had copies.
	Everybody had a copy.
	There were copies floating around the internet showing Hunter floating around in these videos naked and snorting or smoking crack.
	All this was out there and they had to get a printout from Rudy?
	And that was their research?
	And you had Bob Belinsky confirming it on the last debate night?
	With documents that are corroborated with what we saw spread everywhere online?
	Come on, CNN!
	Wow, what a bunch of bullshit.
	Wait until you see what Zucker does next.
	He turns around and blames it on Smirkonish.
	From the computer, they asked for a digital copy of it, they didn't get it.
	But I don't think it was a big story before the election because he was never found, he was never charged with it.
	Hey Michael, let me ask you, in the two weeks before the election, when that came out, I don't remember the exact timing.
	Yeah, I think 11 days before.
	Okay, 11 days.
	So you probably had two shows prior to the election on CNN, right?
	Right, one, but two, yeah.
	Okay, whatever.
	Did you cover it?
	No.
	I talked about it.
	Hold on, hold on.
	Did I tell you not to cover it?
	Definitely not.
	Okay.
	Did I talk about it?
	Hold on, hold on, hold on.
	Why didn't you cover it?
	I talked about it extensively on... I guess part of that... No, no, no, no, no, no.
	We're not talking about radio.
	We're talking about CNN.
	I'm gonna give you an answer.
	So my point is, though, you're giving... You're saying you had the opportunity to do it, and you didn't do it.
	This, I really like this because what they don't realize is what is being said is the environment at CNN is so toxic and so biased that I didn't feel comfortable bringing it up on my CNN show even though I was talking about extensively on the radio.
	That's what he's saying.
	That's exactly what he's saying.
	Your analysis is exactly right.
	And those toxic environments exist in most newsrooms.
	I mean, you could call it toxic or biased or whatever, but there are certain things you're just not going to do because you know that it's going to be frowned upon.
	It's not going to be good for your career.
	Yeah, and so instead of saying he's a pussy, which he should also do, he does a little mea culpa here.
	I regret it.
	Okay.
	I regret it.
	My bad, okay?
	I talked about it extensively on radio, but no, Jeff's right, I didn't.
	And I second guess myself.
	Now, I don't think it's a huge story.
	I don't think it's a huge story, but I think I look bad.
	By not talking about it at all.
	I should have said something about the damn issue.
	That's what I'm talking about.
	But you didn't know all the facts at the time either.
	No, but I think that we looked partisan by not giving it some air.
	I don't disagree with that, but I think you have to be careful just because somebody It throws a smoke bomb into the arena.
	Listen, it is worth real examination.
	But, you know, in the 11 days prior to the election, it involves the son of a candidate, you know, who clearly has issues and troubles.
	You know, what is the extent to which you should do it?
	We reported on it, but we didn't report on it to the degree that you're saying you thought would have been proper.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Alright, thank you.
	Thanks for coming to the unconvention.
	They should have had that other bald guy there.
	The Gossip Queen.
	Would have been perfect the four of them on stage.
	Who's the gossip queen bald guy?
	Hey, you know, what's his name?
	The pudgy face guy who got kicked off just recently.
	Oh, Stelter!
	Stelter, Brian Stelterwater, that one, yeah.
	Oh, he would have dominated the conversation because he's actually that type of guy.
	He would stick his nose in the trigger.
	With that whiny voice, he would get too much attention.
	Jeff's right.
	Yeah, Jeff's right.
	That's right, Jeff.
	Yeah, exactly right.
	Jeff's right, and here's why.
	Jeff nails it once again.
	Let me explain why.
	Yes, that's exactly what would have happened.
	Speaking of the D-plus... Well, that's shameless, pathetic media.
	It's just... They should be... They should look at... I don't know what to... There's nothing you can do about it.
	It's just... It's built in now.
	It's incredibly shameless.
	This is very bad.
	Now, Kanye...
	is on a tear.
	Yay.
	Yay.
	Ever since he called out Defcon 3 on the Jews.
	Oops.
	So he went on this podcast.
	Do we have a clip of that?
	Does anybody have a clip of that?
	Whoever he's talking about, I've never heard the clip personally.
	It was a tweet.
	It was a tweet.
	It was a tweet and then he got banned from Twitter.
	You see, so that's the deplatforming part.
	What did the tweet say exactly?
	Do you have it?
	I remembered it was, I'm calling out DEFCON 3 on Jewish people.
	What does that even mean?
	Jamie Dimon kicking him out of the bank.
	Louis Vuitton.
	I think there's Jewish leadership there.
	He's maybe Adidas.
	So he's pulling out of all of his deals and he's saying that, you know, the Jews are trying to de-platform me.
	Okay.
	Yeah, so it's somewhat... What's Defcon 3 got to do with it?
	Okay, well... I'm going to give you an example, because I have a clip from him on a podcast, where of course he can still...
	Echo his voice.
	Good for the podcast.
	Now, in context, he's going to talk first about George Floyd, and then he'll obviously bring it back to himself very quickly.
	But he talks about George Floyd, he refers to Virgil.
	And Virgil was the, I think, black, I think gay, Louis Vuitton fashion designer.
	And Kanye's shirt, you know, the White Lives Matter, You know, that was controversial in regard to a deal he has with Louis Vuitton or not.
	I mean, it's fashion, so who knows?
	But just listen to what he's saying now on podcasts.
	I watched the George Floyd documentary that Candace Owens put up.
	One of the things that his two roommates said was, they want a tall guy like me.
	They want a tall guy like me.
	And the day when he died, he said a prayer for, you know, eight minutes.
	He said a prayer for eight minutes.
	They hit him with the fentanyl.
	If you look, the guy's knee wasn't even on his neck like that.
	When he said mama, mama is his girlfriend.
	They said he screamed for his mama.
	Mama was his girlfriend.
	It's in the documentary.
	But something that hit me, that fucked me up when I was watching the documentary, and it said they want a tall guy like me.
	When I looked at that image of him, this tall black dude with the bald head, he reminded me of somebody else.
	Who do you think he reminded me of?
	Virgil.
	He reminded me of Virgil.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I'm not going to cry in front of y'all because that's how they get me, right?
	But I know that we lost him.
	And I know that this white company, Louis Vuitton, is now making statues of him, like as a martyr.
	And we don't know why exactly.
	We say it's cancer.
	But I mean, I want to be careful with this subject.
	But tell me, could you even really run this interview?
	Because Mav didn't run my interview.
	Right.
	You know what I'm saying?
	They blocked me out.
	The Jewish media blocked me out.
	This shit lit, right?
	I'm lit, right?
	I'm lit.
	I'm lit.
	You know what I'm saying?
	JPMorgan, I put 140 million dollars into JPMorgan, and they treated me like shit.
	So if JPMorgan Chase is treating me like that, how they treating the rest of y'all?
	That's outrageous, yeah.
	And this murder arrest with Chase accounts.
	Yeah.
	That's what I'm saying.
	I am outraged by the time... People always... They want to calm it down.
	Because no matter what, you didn't break no law.
	I didn't break a law.
	I didn't break a law.
	The bank shouldn't be a judge or jury on anything that's going on.
	But this is... It's like a social contract.
	Candace Owens has a word for it.
	I'm forgetting.
	But it's basically like... They told Candace Owens she couldn't hang out with me.
	Yeah, so there's all kinds of upset in the Illuminati and the Boulay circles.
	Wow.
	I mean, I would really enjoy a podcast.
	That guy, he is just entertainment.
	He's just personified.
	Whatever he does is entertaining.
	He's just, whatever it is, it's unbelievable, that guy.
	He's a natural.
	boing boing third rail somebody else who knows what the deal is behind the scenes but that guy is really interesting I've always thought he was some sort of not an idiot savant but not an idiot savant he was more like an entertainment savant or just some sort of genius savant and people must say who cares about that guy I've always admired him
	yeah - Yeah.
	He has a lot to say.
	And, you know, sometimes he's excited and he's tripping over himself and he mixes up stuff.
	Well, he's also got a hilarity that's at some other level that he doesn't even know.
	Isn't he the one who came on stage and took the award away from Taylor Swift?
	Yes.
	Well, no, it started during the, if you recall, and he was right.
	It started during the hurricane relief for Hurricane Katrina.
	That was the big, you know, elite concert with Bon Jovi.
	And he's standing there next to Mike Myers.
	And, you know, and then it was like, oh, there's looting going on.
	And all you saw was black people looting.
	And then and he said something about it, which ended in George Bush doesn't like black people.
	Right.
	I remember that.
	George Bush doesn't like black people.
	And it was and we and we covered that and we thought he was fantastic.
	It's like, this is great!
	This is great!
	Well, ma'am, we lost a black guy, Kwasi Kartang.
	Everyone's going, who's Kwasi Kartang?
	Including me.
	The finance minister or the chancellor of the checker.
	Uh, for the United Kingdom.
	Oh yeah, they did booted him.
	I think I have a clip on this.
	Yeah, I, I've, I've, here's, I have one as a backgrounder, maybe.
	It was a dramatic day in Downing Street on Friday.
	The British Prime Minister, Liz Truss, fired one of her closest political allies, the Finance Minister, Kwasi Kwarteng.
	Now, several weeks ago, he introduced a so-called mini-budget that was designed to help the ailing economy.
	Measures including tax cuts, but that did anything but really... Yeah, how stupid is it to call that a mini-budget?
	Whoever came, I think that was probably the problem.
	Don't worry people, it's a mini-budget.
	And the market went, no it isn't!
	Just the point of reference is weird.
	To help the ailing economy, measures including tax cuts.
	But that did anything but reassure the markets, causing the British pound to plunge against the dollar, increasing government borrowing costs and affecting lenders, forcing them to withdraw some mortgage loans.
	Plans to reduce taxes for the highest earners were also axed, but this made little difference to the already uncertain financial markets.
	And then after sacking the finance minister, the prime minister made a U-turn, announcing that she will increase corporate taxes, something that she had already scrapped.
	And this political upheaval comes as the nation is in the midst of a cost of living crisis.
	tumultuous time.
	Putting it simply, in the last six weeks, the UK has seen two monarchs, two prime ministers, and three finance ministers.
	Many are losing faith in the prime minister, questioning her credibility, and members of her own party are asking how long could she stay on as prime minister.
	Now before we get...
	Go ahead.
	She's gonna get kicked out before she even gets her feet on the ground.
	Now before we get to your clip and a discussion, this is a great new podcast called The News Agents.
	The It's a British podcast.
	It's like 25 minutes, a couple times, once a week or maybe twice a week.
	And the format is cool because it's kind of like a newsroom, news desk, where the journalists are talking it out.
	Yeah, like an actual newsroom.
	Yeah, newsroom, and it's kind of good, and you get a different vibe from it.
	But they're top-notch radio journalists, which is a little different from podcasters, and so they asked a couple of questions of Kwasi Kartang.
	So Kwasi Kartang, I mean, he is Black.
	He's very, very black.
	And this is such a great example of milieu or heritage, you know, or society versus, you know, your DNA.
	Nature nurture.
	Nature nurture.
	That's what I'm looking for.
	Thank you.
	Listen to this guy.
	Tell me who he reminds you of.
	If you had to utilise a major part of your mini-budget, would you have to consider your position as Chancellor?
	I'm totally focused on the growth agenda, Faisal.
	I'm totally focused on making sure that people are helped with their energy bills, that the energy price guarantee is understood, that the scale of our intervention, credible intervention of the British state, is understood.
	Does this not sound exactly like Boris Johnson?
	No, actually, to me, it sounds more like Charles.
	Keep listening.
	And that we can actually deliver.
	Well, listen and listen, think of Charles, because Charles got that ponderous thing.
	Boris never talks that long without stuttering and stammering.
	Ah, wait, wait, wait.
	This country, a path, get us on a trajectory to growing the economy so that everyone benefits.
	Can you acknowledge what's the consensus in the market, the Bank of England have said it to, which is that there are specific factors at work at the UK following your mini-budgets?
	What I am going to acknowledge is the fact that it is a very dicey situation globally.
	That's what people are saying to me.
	The people are saying that we... There's nothing specific going on with the UK?
	Look, there was some turbulence.
	I'm frankly not going to take a step back.
	And you'll be Chancellor and Liz Truss will be Prime Minister this time next month?
	Absolutely 100%.
	I'm not going anywhere.
	I thought it would sound like Boris.
	Okay, you thought it would sound like Charles.
	I think it sounds more like Charles because he's pondering.
	I mean, he's slow, he talks slow.
	Boris is a fast talker.
	Once you put that into my head, you ruined everything.
	What, to Charles?
	Yeah, it was so good as Boris and then you Psy-Opped me!
	I did?
	It sounds like Charles!
	You Psy-Opped me!
	Yes you did!
	That got that phony baloney sound to him.
	So now Jeremy Hunt is the new Finance Minister, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and he's interesting.
	Because, first of all, he's Mike's brother.
	Second of all... Mike Hunt's brother?
	That's right!
	Did you have to do that?
	Did you have to do that?
	What am I going to do with this kind of material?
	You didn't have to do it!
	But thank you.
	High five on the alley-oo.
	So, he ran for Prime Minister himself a few times, but he is an enormous Russia and Iran hater.
	Like big time.
	Oh, great.
	Like visiting Yemen, Iran sucks.
	This guy is all in on the New World Order agenda.
	And Liz, she was just put there to cover up... Hold on, what did you just do?
	What do you mean?
	Your sound changed dramatically.
	I did nothing here.
	That could be... It sounds like it didn't... Did it take a turn for the worse?
	No, no.
	It took a slight turn for the better.
	The volume went up, but it's centered.
	It was kind of like coming out of both speakers, but now it's coming out of the middle.
	It's very strange.
	Is it possible that Clean Feed did something?
	I'll ask Mark about it.
	He's my buddy.
	It was incredibly noticeable.
	I don't know if anyone out there listening heard anything.
	Well, if they heard nothing... Now it's flopped back.
	Never mind.
	It's gotta be me.
	flop back.
	Never mind.
	It's got to be me.
	Go on.
	Where was I? - Okay.
	You're talking about Jeremy Hunt?
	Yeah, so he's a New World Order guy.
	He's part of the Great Reset crew.
	And Liz Truss, I think she was just put there to cover up this obvious move that the Bank of England had to do.
	Um, which was pre-mini budget, which is, you know, a lot of financial, uh, buying of their debt.
	And everyone's doing the same thing.
	Now the treasuries are going to start buying their own debt that they just issued or issued a couple of years ago.
	It's insanity.
	Boing, boing, boing.
	Yeah, there's some, it seems a little nutty.
	None of this makes sense.
	Let me see, what did we have?
	You know, the funny thing is people don't realize.
	You say, well, you know, everybody owns our debt.
	No, we own our own debt.
	Yes.
	When the Treasury's buying bonds, it's own bonds, that's the taxpayers' liability.
	It's nobody else's.
	It's not like China owns us, or Cyprus did the dinner table.
	They say, Japan owns most of our debt, and they can bankrupt us.
	No, they don't.
	We do.
	Here's an odd announcement, speaking of the debt, as we're supposed to be forgiving student loan debt to a large group of people.
	So breaking tonight, applications for federal student loan forgiveness now open.
	There is a catch, however.
	This is still in the beta stages.
	That means you can fill out the form, but it won't be processed until the program officially launches.
	That should be later this month.
	The federal government says it only takes about five minutes.
	You don't need to provide any documents.
	However, the portal may close down randomly while it is still in this beta stage.
	So make sure you check again later if you can't get through.
	Oh, if you can, Catherine.
	Well, before we wander off on this topic, we should play at least my clip on me.
	I'm sorry.
	Which is a different look at the... At Liz and Quasi?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	UK shake-ups finance?
	I think that would be it.
	British Finance Minister Kwasi Kwarteng has confirmed in a tweet that he resigned after Prime Minister Liz Truss asked him to stand aside from the position.
	His termination on Friday means he was on the job for 38 days, making him the second shortest-serving UK Chancellor on record.
	Member of Parliament Jeremy Hunt was appointed as the new Finance Minister on Friday, according to a tweet from No.
	10 Downing Street.
	A tweet?
	What are they doing with these tweets?
	By the way, just for informational purposes, the pound, as we speak, is now up to $1.11, actually $1.12.
	Okay, it's doing better.
	Which is a little improvement, but the euro is down to 97 cents!
	Dude, the euro!
	I love it!
	Well, you would, but we're exporting our inflation to the rest of the world, and the thing that you just said there, you said, I love it, is hurting my daughter.
	Thanks, JCD!
	I'll just send her more money.
	I have to do more podcasts.
	No, it shouldn't be.
	Send dollars, you know.
	It's like your scam to get paid in dollars, I think that's what it was, or pounds, I forgot.
	That wasn't a scam, that was good management.
	It was actually smart money.
	Yeah, it was good management decisions, absolutely.
	Um, let me see.
	There's a couple other weird things I don't necessarily have clips of, but Haiti.
	Haiti is on fire.
	Yeah, they're supposed to be bringing boats over there.
	We're gonna land in Haiti, they say.
	Yeah, they're supposed to have boots on the ground.
	And the whole problem is this gang leader named Barbecue.
	Man, I gotta say, when it comes to Haiti, they had Baby Doc, they had all these cool nicknames for their politicians and gangsters, and it's often the same.
	And now they got this guy Barbecue.
	They don't exactly explain It sounds like someone that Joe Biden fought.
	His name was Barbecue!
	He was a bad dude.
	Him and Corn Pop tried to get me.
	Got hairy legs.
	There it is.
	You could do it.
	Do the barbecue.
	Do Joe Biden's barbecue.
	Come on, you can do it.
	Yeah, I learned about cockroaches and there's this bad dude named Barbecue.
	No, no, no.
	He was a bad- I can't- I had to practice.
	The hairy legs!
	When you do the hairy legs, you're nailing it!
	I know, I've got that one down.
	I have to do- I have to do- I can do a Biden.
	I just have to work on it.
	Oh, by the way, speaking of pronunciation...
	So we discovered that what New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda was saying during the opening of her UN speech, she said hui hui.
	And we of course thought that was hilarious and we translated it live on the air.
	Yeah, to mean meeting.
	Yeah, meeting meeting.
	So meeting, big meeting, hui hui meeting.
	I think hui hui always means meeting, I don't think it's meeting meeting.
	No, I think hui is meeting, but hui hui is a big meeting.
	This is what I've been told.
	Okay, well there you go.
	Yeah, I've been told.
	Could be.
	But now the Russians come in, because the term hui, hui, hui, yeah, H-O-O-Y, hui, hui, in Russian, are you ready for it?
	You might want to cover the kid's ears, okay?
	I'm playing this right from the translator.
	hui cock I'm not kidding you.
	Really?
	Hui is cock.
	In fact, this... So when she says hui huis, there may be something else going on with her.
	Listen to this.
	Pashol nahui.
	Ashomahui means... Fuck off.
	Ashomahui... This is crazy.
	That's in Russian?
	Yeah!
	Huy!
	So, if you say, yeah, if you say, uh, F or... Ivenma huy.
	Ivenma huy?
	Fuck you.
	Yeah.
	Ivenma huy.
	Ivenma huy.
	Yeah.
	Or just huy?
	But huy apparently is just... Cock.
	Is cock.
	I don't understand.
	It's like... I don't know.
	Alright.
	I'm sure you spent hours on this.
	I did!
	I wanted to make sure that I shared this with the group.
	This is important news.
	He's just walking around in Russia going, huy huy everybody!
	Bam!
	This is important information.
	You don't want to do that.
	Maybe it tracks some of the girls in Odessa.
	Yeah, maybe that's... Them Ukraine girls really knock me out, baby.
	And the railroaders are getting angry as more unions claim passage of tentative agreements.
	This is getting funny.
	I'm going to backtrack on that and play this clip because you mentioned that you think they're getting their hints from the French.
	You know about the Total Strike?
	Yeah, that's what's caused all of the shortages of gas.
	It's a total mess.
	Here's the French oil strike clip.
	Continuing strikes at French oil refineries have seriously disrupted fuel supplies today.
	This after the CGT union rejected a deal over a pay increase that two other unions agreed to.
	Long lines of cars could be seen across France as motorists waited, some for hours, to fill up.
	Many gas stations have temporarily closed while awaiting deliveries.
	About 30% of France's gas stations are experiencing temporary shortages.
	Two other unions representing a majority of the group's French workers agreed overnight to a 7% pay raise and a financial bonus.
	But CGT rejected the deal, holding out for a 10% pay increase.
	Those on strike feel they should have a share of the windfall profits generated by high oil and gas prices Nice.
	Nice.
	Go for it, boys.
	Go for it.
	Well, we haven't had our big strikes yet, but they're building.
	It's gonna happen before the election.
	It's gonna really be interesting.
	in December of up to $6,000 besides the percentage increase.
	Nice.
	Nice.
	Go for it, boys.
	Go for it.
	Well, we haven't had our big strikes yet, but they're building.
	It's going to happen before the election.
	It's going to really be interesting.
	Yeah.
	I think we should talk about the primetime purge, because that's kind of back in the U.S. news, and they're closing in.
	And, you know, you said that Zoe Lofgren had done a dynamite job, which I agree with.
	There was some new stuff, though, that came out over the past few days, and I don't know if they showed that during the hearing, but they have a documentary footage of Nancy Pelosi on January 6th itself.
	Being all tough gal and talking to pants and running the crisis center.
	Is this the punch clip?
	The punch clip?
	There's a clip of her saying, if I see him, I'm gonna punch him.
	Yeah, this is it.
	I think this is it.
	Good evening and thank you for joining us on this busy Thursday night.
	Yes, Nora, thank you very much.
	So busy.
	It was a dramatic ending to what's expected to be the final January 6th hearing.
	A vote to subpoena former President Trump to appear before Congress.
	And it came after shocking new evidence and never before seen video.
	That video showed congressional leaders at a secure location, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, calling state and federal officials to plead for help.
	Investigators laid out today in vivid detail why they believe the attack on the Capitol was not a spur-of-the-moment decision, but a premeditated plan, months in the making, to overturn the will of the people and the 2020 election.
	The committee today placed the blame squarely on one person, Donald Trump.
	I have three clips.
	Clipper Stodian put this together for me.
	I know it's in here, so let me just go to the next one.
	I want to bring in CBS News Chief Political Analyst John Dickerson who watched the entire hearing.
	Thank you, John.
	Alright, so this committee wants Donald Trump under oath before Congress.
	How likely is that?
	Why doesn't he say which ones did?
	Do you know which presidents had to testify under subpoena?
	instances there is a precedent other presidents ex-presidents have been called up many of them testified even in sticky situations saying it was part of their duty truman didn't if saying it was a part of protected by executive privilege why doesn't he say which ones did do you know which presidents had to testify under subpoena i can't think of one oh it has to go back to the zachary - The Taylor era.
	Probably, because that's why he's only saying, well, you know, Truman didn't do it, but all of that was before Truman?
	Another thing we learned today, too, is just how much this was premeditated, this attack on the Capitol.
	That's right, there were more data points.
	No, no, you got it wrong.
	It's pre-meditated, not premeditated.
	What is the subtle difference?
	It's pre-meditated, not premeditated.
	Pre-meditated.
	Pre-meditated.
	Over-medicated.
	Attack on the Capitol.
	That's right, there were more data points to show.
	In two instances, when President Trump had a chance to turn the wheel towards safety or danger, he chose danger.
	He knew that his... Turn the wheel.
	Notice the subtle hint there about the, uh...
	The grabbing the agent in the beast.
	Oh, beautiful.
	Very subtle.
	Had a chance to turn the wheel towards safety or danger.
	He chose danger.
	He knew that his supporters who were at his rally were armed and were dangerous.
	He said, invite them in, welcome them in.
	When he heard Mike Pence was under specific threat at the Capitol, he issued a tweet making him more of a target.
	In both instances, didn't turn to safety, he turned to danger.
	And he doesn't read the tweet.
	And then today, they allege, too, the threat to democracy is not over.
	Oh, no!
	Well, the president is the head of the Republican Party, and it's no benefit to Republicans to talk about what's being discussed at this hearing.
	But if you can waive away the direct threat to democracy, then it makes it seem like it's maybe OK.
	And if it's OK, it's going to happen again.
	We learned a lot today.
	John Dickerson, thank you so much.
	We learned nothing, but hold on.
	No, we did.
	We learned something.
	We learned that John Dickinson, I think it's Dickinson, is trying to get to Nora's job.
	That's what we learned, and that's what you just saw there.
	He comes on your show as a correspondent almost never.
	Ah, Nora should be worried.
	Shouldn't have brought him on.
	Now, her job wouldn't be in trouble if she played the damn Pelosi clip in the first clip.
	As the crowd grew outside the Capitol, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is warned then President Trump had considered coming to join them.
	I'm going to punch him out.
	I'm waiting for this.
	For trespassing on the Capitol grounds.
	I'm going to punch him out and I'm going to go to jail and I'm going to be happy.
	Okay, now, so this is the Democrats who go on and on and on about don't, you know, violence against the, you know, no violence, no violence.
	Silence is violence.
	And so you got her wanting to punch him out.
	I'm going to go to jail, but I don't care.
	So be it.
	I'm Nancy Pelosi!
	So I have trouble... Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	This is not over.
	This is not over.
	There was more.
	There was more.
	I thought you said it was the punchline.
	It was Nancy's punchline.
	Interesting.
	She says, I've been waiting for this.
	Is that what she says?
	Hold on a second.
	Yep.
	This became interesting.
	Trespassing on the Capitol grounds.
	Interesting.
	She says, I've been waiting for this.
	Is that what she says?
	Hold on a second.
	Yep.
	This became interesting.
	The trespassing.
	This is all of a sudden a little more interesting, what she's saying.
	I'm going to punch him out.
	This is what I'm on.
	I'm on paper.
	I'm waiting for this.
	Wait, wait.
	Don't laugh.
	This is what I'm on.
	Is that you laughing or is that in the clip?
	I'm not saying anything.
	Oh, it sounds like someone's laughing.
	I think she's saying, I've been waiting for this for the trespassing on the Capitol building.
	All right, punch him out and I'm gonna go to jail and you're gonna be happy.
	Well, that sounds pre-meditated.
	The speaker is later shown on the phone with Vice President Pence, who was a target of some of the rioters.
	She checked on his safety and warned him.
	Don't let anybody know where you are.
	The January 6th committee showed parts of the video minutes before voting to subpoena the former president, who responded today in a rambling 14-page letter never saying whether he'd comply, instead reiterating false claims of election fraud, calling the panel's members hacks and thugs, and referencing in words and photos the size of the crowd he drew on January 6th.
	Committee member Zoe Lofgren.
	Would there be any value if he agreed to do this live?
	In front of the country?
	In front of the cameras?
	Possibly.
	I mean, first we need an indication that he's willing to talk to us and then we'll work out the details.
	But so far, it's all cap answers with the same old, same old false statements.
	Do it live!
	I'll write it and we'll do it live!
	That was a response from the Trump camp.
	So here's Trump.
	Play this so we can get this out of the way.
	This is Trump in the subpoena.
	This is always being left out of the mainstream reports.
	Former President Trump denounces the January 6th committee after it votes unanimously to subpoena him.
	He then writes a letter to the committee chairman.
	Trump asked on Truth Social why the committee waited until it was about to wrap up to try and subpoena him.
	He says it's, quote, because the committee is a total bust and that has only served to further divide our country.
	Chairman Bennie Thompson said the committee recognizes how serious and extraordinary the step to subpoena Trump is and claimed that Trump's testimony would make sure, quote, nothing like January 6th ever happens again.
	The subpoena is unlikely to succeed since it will likely prompt legal challenges from Trump's attorneys.
	Trump addressed a letter to Thompson in response.
	His main points were that the committee is ignoring why so many people came to the Capitol in the first place, which was a belief the election was a fraud, and also that he called for putting the National Guard in place much sooner, but it was rejected.
	There it is.
	Always being left out of the conversations that he sent a note to Pelosi saying, I think this might get out of control, let's put the National Guard in place, and she said no.
	It was her job to do it and she didn't do it and they've never questioned her one bit about it.
	This is a basic fraud.
	Yeah, well, it also seems that voters don't really care.
	No, in fact, there was somebody doing an analysis on one of those Sunday talk shows and they said, about Wisconsin specifically, I think I may have had a clip of it last show, but I didn't play it, saying that, you know, people are concerned about crime, inflation, gas prices.
	Nobody except us, we care, and the sort of people that are, you know, politically inclined.
	About January 6th, the public doesn't even know what's going on.
	No.
	No, they don't care.
	The fact that we even belabor it as much as we do is ridiculous.
	Dude, the public are like kangaroos.
	I've told the story many times when I'm out with a roo-shooter in the middle of the night and you shine the light on the kangaroo, it's seven foot tall, ugly, ugly thing, boom, bullet in his head, he falls down, the kangaroo right next to him looks you right in the eye like, huh?
	People are dropping dead around you and they don't even notice that.
	Let alone this.
	But you know who does notice is Former President Barack Obama, who went on a real podcast over at the Podcast Industrial Complex, the Gimlet production, Pod Save America, and it seems like he might be worried about some things happening in this midterm election.
	You know, one of the things I want to emphasize in this midterm is the importance of looking not just at the top of the ballot, but all the way down the bottom.
	Uh, there are governor's races, secretary of state's races, uh, state legislative races that are going to really matter.
	Um, you know, when we talk about how are we going to preserve democracy, basically at a time when the current Supreme Court, um, To put it charitably, does not seem as invested in overseeing and stopping monkey business at the local level.
	Monkey business?
	It becomes that much more important for us to make sure that we've got quality candidates and we're supporting them and we're turning out for them at every level.
	Because it may turn out that in a close presidential election at some point, certification of an election in a key swing state may be at issue.
	And it's going to be really important that we have people there who play it straight.
	Oh, a little late on the ball.
	I think the Republicans got all those bases covered by now.
	That was a big drive.
	That's what Bannion did most of, is pushing people to sign up, volunteer, get involved.
	Obama's now noticing this.
	I don't know what he's going to do about it.
	What do you mean?
	He's driving the show.
	He's driving the show.
	Here's an interesting lawsuit that's kind of political.
	This is the Heritage Operation, Heritage Foundation, suing the Justice Department.
	This is actually kind of interesting and it's not being played by the mainstream at all.
	Where is the clip from?
	What do you think?
	NTD?
	NTD?
	DC-based think tank the Heritage Foundation filed a lawsuit against the Justice Department on Wednesday in a federal court in Washington DC.
	The group says it's because the DOJ refuses to explain why it will not enforce a federal law on protests.
	The law says it's illegal to picket or parade near a residence of a judge with the intent of influencing any judge in the discharge of his duty.
	The Heritage Foundation says the DOJ is not protecting conservative Supreme Court justices from pro-abortion protests outside their homes.
	The think tank says they have requested documents from the DOJ under the Freedom of Information Act, but the department did not comply.
	The think tank is now seeking those documents through the lawsuit.
	The Heritage Foundation said, quote, The Biden-DOJ silence on these radical protests and obviously intimidating tactics was and remains to be deafening.
	The American people deserve to know why Joe Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland not only refused to publicly and unequivocally condemn this behavior, but also why they continue not to prosecute or hold accountable those who facially broke the law in an attempt to influence the proceedings of the Supreme Court.
	In May, a Supreme Court draft opinion on Roe v. Wade was leaked.
	Protests soon began at the homes of the six conservative-leaning justices in Maryland and Virginia.
	Hold on, that was kind of interesting.
	Despite the dreary delivery, there was something about the legality that caught my ear.
	Let me think, it's here.
	But also why they continue not to prosecute or hold accountable those who facially broke the law in an attempt to influence the proceedings of the Supreme Court.
	That's similar to the interrupting the proceedings of Congress.
	I think it's a similar crime.
	And that was obviously not seen that way by the Justice Department.
	No, but if that's what they wrote, and I'm going to presume that New Tank Dynasty is just reading verbatim, then that's an interesting angle.
	But also why they continue not to prosecute or hold accountable those who facially broke the law in an attempt to influence the proceedings of the Supreme Court.
	What does facially mean?
	It's exactly the same.
	What does facially mean?
	Like on its face?
	I don't know what that word was.
	Hold on, there's more, there's more.
	There's more.
	There's more.
	Court draft opinion on Roe v. Wade was leaked.
	Protests soon began at the homes of the six conservative-leaning justices in Maryland and Virginia.
	Then White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki refused to condemn the protest, but insisted that President Biden supports peaceful protest.
	A California man was arrested in June near Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home.
	He was allegedly planning to assassinate the justice to prevent him from voting to overturn Roe v. Wade.
	Oh, good.
	I'm glad that they're doing that.
	That's good.
	That ties into two things.
	One, this next clip, which is political violence, and Nancy Pelosi talking about punching people out, and the fact that there was already a Republican shot in the baseball field, if you remember, during the Obama administration.
	Scalise, yeah, Scalise.
	Yeah, Scalise.
	Political violence.
	There have been reports of high-profile acts of political violence against Republicans and conservatives since President Biden's heated speech in Philadelphia last month.
	Donald Trump and the MAGA Republicans represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our republic.
	It isn't clear if Biden's speech motivated acts of vandalism or politically motivated attacks, but several Republican offices across the country have been vandalized since then.
	The chairman for the Ottawa County Republican Party in Michigan spoke to local media about an incident last week.
	He said that officials came out and found that all their signs had been hacked to pieces, the building had been vandalized, and the permanent sign on the outside of the building had been torn up.
	Also in Michigan, an 80-year-old pro-life canvasser going door-to-door was shot after a heated verbal argument.
	A man was charged with felony assault and reckless discharge of a firearm.
	The suspect came forward last week, telling a local TV station that he shot Jacobson accidentally, as she was arguing with his wife, who supports abortion.
	And last month, an 18-year-old young man was killed in North Dakota when a man allegedly hit him with his vehicle.
	The suspect later told a 911 dispatcher that he thought the victim was part of an extremist Republican group.
	He was charged with murder in the teen's death.
	Republican Senator of Kentucky Rand Paul told Fox News, President Biden needs to realize that his vilification of his opponents is inflaming some of his supporters to violence.
	Paul also said, as a victim of political violence, both sides need to recognize the consequences of heated rhetoric.
	Senator Paul was physically attacked by his neighbor in 2017 and attacked by rioters after the 2020 Republican National Convention.
	In a recent comment about political violence, a White House spokesperson told Fox News that President Biden condemns these attacks and has been clear that violence, threats of violence, and vandalism are absolutely unacceptable, regardless of who is committing such acts or why.
	He added that there's no place in America for political violence.
	And this is really where, in the United States, but I think it's similar in other countries, where the break is really happening, is when you see similar, I mean, whataboutism is what it's called, that's how you're told to shut up, but similar crimes, infractions, etc., with different sanctions put on the perpetrators, and most notably big pharma, big finance, big tech, You know, they're just faceless, nameless, pay the fine, and no one goes to jail.
	And this is what makes people crazy at a certain point.
	Makes them take Viagra and go start raping people.
	Take Viagra and shut up.
	I don't know what to make of it.
	I have a lawsuit that tops that lawsuit, though.
	I can top this as a backgrounder.
	The reason why American cities have allowed, particularly Democratic cities, have allowed homelessness to run rampant in their cities up to their... Because of that Idaho case.
	Yes, Boise specifically.
	In the Ninth Circuit, a Democrat powerhouse law firm sued the city and said, you cannot move homeless people's tents, even though the city gave the homeless people those tents, because that is, while they're experiencing homelessness, is their home, moving their home is cruel and unusual punishment, therefore unconstitutional.
	And every single city refers to that saying, well, it's the Ninth Circuit, it's Boise versus, you know, it's like, what are you going to do?
	That's basically exactly what they say, and that's the way they say it.
	Thank you.
	I've practiced very hard on that.
	I overheard that at the Austin City Council meeting.
	So now check this out in Portland.
	...to our homeless crisis.
	We have new details on the lawsuit against the city of Portland over homeless camps on city sidewalks.
	A group of people with disabilities say that in many cases these camps are blocking ADA access.
	And this is the first lawsuit of its kind here in Portland.
	As Blair Best reports, the county hounded out thousands of tenants, tents excuse me, to the homeless back in 2021, which could be the root cause of this lawsuit.
	Now before we continue...
	This is genius.
	The ADA is powerful.
	Yeah, very.
	And so, in this report, as you hear it, you see blind guys with a stick trying to walk down the street, bumping into tents and stuff.
	It's like, beautifully articulated.
	And so now, it's gonna be, who's more important?
	The lawyers behind this lawsuit say the 6,500 tents and tens of thousands of tarps that the county gave to the homeless are now making it nearly impossible for people with mobility disabilities to safely get around the sidewalks.
	Often there's tents blocking the entire sidewalk where I don't see them.
	Early last month a group of Portlanders with mobility disabilities filed a lawsuit against the city arguing the city is in violation of the American with Disabilities Act and the Federal Rehabilitation Act by allowing homeless tent sites to block sidewalks.
	And I have to go out in the street a lot of times to get around them.
	The city has since responded to the lawsuit, requesting Multnomah County, Metro, and the state of Oregon also be added to the case.
	The city's attorney did not respond to KGW by our deadline, but sent in an email to the lawyer leading this case.
	Quote, as your lawsuit is currently presented, I believe it fails to recognize the important role and responsibility played by these other government entities, in addition to the city, in addressing this complex problem.
	First of all, this lawsuit is under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
	This is John DiLorenzo, the lead attorney representing the Oregonians who filed the lawsuit.
	And the Ninth Circuit has made it pretty clear that sidewalks are within the ambit of the act.
	The city has jurisdiction over the sidewalks.
	But if the tents and tarps that the Joint Office gave to the homeless are found to be used in ways that block ADA access, the county could also be sued.
	And if we have success here, I think this model could be replicated in other West Coast cities too.
	Nice move!
	I like the irony of the fact that the Ninth Circuit already determined that sidewalks are part of the act, so you can't have a bunch of tents on them, essentially.
	This is beautiful.
	I don't know what they're going to do now.
	One thing about the American system, it's very litigious, and it's always, if you can sue for one thing, you can sue for another.
	And so this all stems, the homeless crisis stems from a suit in Boise, Idaho.
	It can be undone.
	In the Ninth Circuit as well.
	So now the Ninth Circuit, they get their feet to the fire.
	What you gonna do?
	And, I mean, we can take wagers.
	Who's gonna be more important?
	Our crippled?
	Or our homeless?
	The ADA is more important.
	It predates.
	And also, I think the Ninth Circuit is going to see this as a way to get out.
	Out from under that other case.
	I mean, some Democrat cities, you know what I mean?
	Homeless people are Democrats and cripples are Republicans.
	That's what this is going to come down to.
	Yeah, they'll never pull that one off.
	But I'll say this, in some Democrat cities like Oakland, they just tear these places up anyway, because they're fire hazards.
	Well, and that's the irony of it all, is that the tents and the tarps are given out by these cities, and then when it becomes a mess, they go over there, they clean them up, and they dispose of them by burning them.
	It's literally burning money in the air with no solution for the homelessness problem.
	Which we know is to start by not allowing camping everywhere.
	And get rid of all the stupid NGOs and just burning money.
	They're all burning money.
	There's so many good examples of how it can work.
	Community first village people, look it up.
	Look it up.
	And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
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	Big thanks to our artists for episode 1494 which we titled Radiation Tsunami.
	I loved this the minute I saw it because it not only worked in relation to a topic on the show, but it was just a beautiful piece by Pointy Rhetoric with the two women in kind of a Is that a Liechtenstein vibe?
	Yeah, Liechtenstein style.
	You need some dots in the back, but it's fine.
	Two more dots.
	You know, Lex is doing a... He has so many Liechtensteins now, he's doing an expo in Spain?
	I gotta find out what he has.
	He's got an amazing collection.
	Yeah, probably.
	You should have him give you one.
	You know, the other day, check this out.
	Hey, wait a minute.
	I'm being nice to him.
	The dude's 76, you know.
	I'm like, believe me.
	I'm like, hey Lex, I really love your art.
	I love your art so much!
	Really, man!
	It's like, of all the Warhols, I love it all.
	But there was an article about, this is my first real boss who we're still good friends with in Holland, and it was about this rare Beatles picture of them playing in the Cavern Club.
	And it was a great quality picture.
	And I know Lex has a picture of them in the Cavern Club.
	I send it to him, he's like, oh yeah, that's really cute.
	I have them when they still had their jackets on, which was obviously several hours earlier on that very same evening.
	And this is the kind of stuff that he has.
	Anyway, I have questions asked the one woman, the other one says, I will cut you!
	And someone tweeted that this was an accurate representation of the parliamentary hearing in the European Parliament.
	Because that's exactly what happened.
	We had Christine Anderson say... Do they look like these two women?
	I don't think so.
	No!
	Well, of course not.
	That would have not been an attractive piece.
	By the way, I want to blow up this one for my permanent collection.
	I wouldn't.
	I'd hang this on the wall.
	So I say pointy boots only.
	This is, I think, his first win.
	Pointy rhetoric, if it's a man or woman.
	We don't know.
	I would like to get a high-res copy of this.
	Yeah, I wouldn't mind that either.
	Actually, I'd rather him or her print it out and sign it.
	Just say them.
	Yeah, sign it.
	You can be one of two and I'll be two of two and that's it.
	Yeah, there you go.
	Pointy rhetoric.
	Let me see what else pointy rhetoric did.
	Pointy's got skills, but has not been chosen.
	The Comrade has done a number of nice pieces, but none of them, I don't recall any of those getting picked.
	It's only one page worth.
	I mean, some of these people, like Nick Durat has like 20 pages of art.
	And that's what rats do.
	You can see where he burned out.
	It's really interesting.
	You see them.
	They're all jacked up at the beginning and then they get, you know, then they get kind of cool.
	Oh, they're doing cool work.
	And then next thing you know, they're like, ah, throwaways.
	Just one throwaway after another.
	Oh, you want- It's very funny.
	Oh, you want cheesecake?
	Here's cheese- because they get discouraged.
	It's just- Oh, they picked cheesecake?
	Here's cheesecake.
	I got your cheesecake right here.
	We also discussed the Poseidon Doomsday Machine by Niko Saimi.
	In fact, it was between those two.
	Which was cute.
	That's the one you liked.
	No, it's the one that you mentioned.
	I said, yeah, it would be between this and the I Cut You, but I think I Cut You.
	Oh, that little, oh, the submarine thing.
	Yeah, you liked the submarine.
	Oh, yeah, that's cute.
	I thought it was a very cute piece.
	Yeah, it was very, it's just pretty.
	Yeah, that could have been picked.
	I could have used that for the newsletter or something, too.
	Sorry.
	That's it.
	Well, I mean, it was a good typical Darren O'Neill, you know, just covering all the bases and putting something in there.
	A kid with an anxiety flag.
	Exactly.
	Darren's escape hatch art is what that is.
	Oh, man.
	You know, here's what he does.
	He goes on and says, he looks at everything.
	He's like, the boys are not going to like this.
	Let me throw something together just in case.
	You know, that's what he's doing.
	It's, it's very, all his art is always usable.
	Notice the little, and this is, I didn't see this before, but notice the little tooth on the kid's, on the kid's t-shirt because that's the anxiety.
	Isn't that cute?
	Yeah.
	Aww.
	You know, I, I, I'm so, um, I'm mad at myself.
	Well, for bringing up my operation because now people are sending me emails like, you'll never walk again.
	Your whole right side of your face will be swollen forever.
	You'll look like a half a chipmunk.
	You'll never speak well again.
	You'll always be the anonymous gay accountant.
	So check it out.
	The anonymous gay accountant, who is an accountant to the ultra-wealthy people.
	To the super-wealthy, to the billionaire class.
	Yeah, billionaire class.
	So he texts me, because we text.
	And he says, oh, I'm going to check it out for you.
	I'm going to see.
	He said, there's no reason why an adult performer can't deduct her implants for her boobs, and you should be able to do this for your teeth.
	I'm going to go look for case law.
	And then he follows up with, by the way, she played that clip from Trump.
	Remember when his denture slipped out?
	Don't want to sound like that, do you?
	I mean, there's all this, this is only amping up the anxiety.
	And here's from one producer.
	Let's go back to Jonathan, because we'll put the first question to you, Jonathan.
	The human body, a mass of interconnected systems and feedback loops.
	Interestingly, some parts of the body may be more connected than perhaps we realize, because we've got a question here from Liz.
	Jonathan, she says, is it true that if you have your teeth removed, for instance, dental surgery or otherwise, you can lose your hearing?
	That is a fairly well-known, uh, a well-known phenomenon, but it's...
	What?!
	I can go deaf?! !
	A fairly well-known phenomenon.
	So here we go.
	John, can you speak up a little bit?
	I can't hear a word you're saying.
	You'll be calling me Jason.
	It's going to be horrible.
	Jason.
	My name's Adam.
	And then on top of all this, we're out of Adderall.
	Did you hear about that?
	There's an Adderall shortage?
	No, I have not heard this one.
	Yeah, people are freaking out.
	No kidding.
	Oh yeah, oh yeah.
	I think, do we have an ad, maybe of a clip?
	They want to jack the price up, this sounds fake.
	Well no, what happened is, one second, let me just read this to you, because I have it here under Big Pharma.
	I don't have a clip, I was looking for one.
	FDA confirms shortage of Adderall with delays possible until the end of the year.
	And now we go to Fox Business.
	Widespread shortages of Adderall and other versions of the drug used for treating attention deficit hyperactivity disorder are deepening in the U.S., causing desperation in patent patients who rely on the medication to focus.
	You mean drug addicts?
	Yes, drug addicts.
	The largest Adderall manufacturer in the U.S., Teva Pharmaceuticals Industries Limited, which I think is That crazy finance woman whose family did that said last month that a labor shortage from earlier in the year disrupted production, but also they expect shortage at retail level to be solved in the next few weeks, maybe, but it was because a lot more was prescribed during COVID.
	That makes no sense.
	If a lot more is prescribed and they would have upped the production, so they shouldn't have a shortage now.
	This makes zero sense.
	This is what drug dealers do.
	Hey man, I'm sorry, like, I gotta limit the supply.
	You know, it's tight, man.
	It's not coming in from Colombia.
	So, uh, you know, right now it's like, hey man, like, we're short on supply.
	Up goes the price.
	This is all illegal drugs.
	No, that's why this is illegal price fixing.
	Exactly.
	Anyway.
	On with the show.
	Thank you, producers.
	No need to send me Doom information.
	Doom information is just not appreciated anymore.
	I wouldn't think so.
	Going with that attitude.
	We do appreciate our executive and associate executive producers who came in strong today.
	We appreciate that.
	Thank you so much.
	Still making up for some of the PayPal apocalypse.
	And we have, actually, I think we have more nights and dames today than we have birthdays on the list.
	A lot of people stepping up.
	Let's kick it off with Rhonda Pibern, Dame Rhonda, the happy fun killer.
	In the morning, gentlemen, greetings to you both from Athens, Alabama, here in FEMA Region No.
	4.
	And she sends us $1,015.
	I make this donation of 1015 in honor of my awesome husband, Tom Pieburn, on the occasion of his birthday on October 15th.
	You see, as both of our wonderful and questioning human resources, Emma and Will, were also born on October 15th, respectively 22 and 19 years ago, the poor guy, for all intents and purposes, has not had a birthday for all these many years.
	Aww, this is so nice.
	I thought now was the perfect time for reparations to be made.
	I ask you, you please make him an instant item of the Noah Jenna Roundtable so he can join myself and all of the other dames and knights out there.
	I thank him for his courage for many things, but especially for being the best husband, father, and provider that a gal could ever hope for.
	He is my rock, the love of my life, and my best and favorite bartender too.
	I am a blessed girl for sure and thank the heavens for him every day.
	So if you'd be so kind, please, sorry?
	No, nothing.
	I'm just to go keep talking.
	Well, you were making grunting noises.
	No, I said, huh, because that effect took place.
	Now I'm realizing it's my right speaker comes in and out of usage.
	Oh, you're troubleshooting on the fly.
	I like it.
	Yeah.
	So if you would be so kind, please allow Tom Pyburn to join the roundtable and be known hereafter as Sir Tom Knight of the 1015 Home Team.
	Also, would you please wish the happiest of birthdays to Tom Pyburn, Emma Pyburn, and Will Pyburn, all who celebrate on October 15th, a day that is always like a party around our house.
	Could I please request venison tenderloin cooked medium rare and Redwood Empire rye whiskey for the knighting ceremony?
	You bet, I already have it.
	It's good to go.
	Nice and tender.
	Humbly request jingles of biscuits for the birthdays.
	A celebratory Al Sharpton jingle.
	We're going to play the short one today since we've had a long note.
	And an R2-D2 karma for good measure.
	That would be very nice as well.
	Thank you for both your courage for keeping our amygdalas in check.
	And thanks for all that you do for the No Agenda community.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T.
	You've got karma.
	Now we move on to our friend in Hubbard, Oregon, and this is a handwritten note, unfortunately for you, or for me, the Viscountess Kim Keeper of the Nutty Fluffers.
	She loves your voice so much.
	Yes.
	Because of this dulcet tones of yours, as long as they last.
	And this would be a good time for you to read this note.
	And it's a switcheroo.
	Oh, and she wants me to read the note.
	Oh, that's interesting.
	Okay, here we go.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	Adam, please read.
	You are his favorite.
	So I'm the favorite of someone here.
	Jingles.
	Yeah, her husband.
	Biscuits for my birthday.
	Biden, whole load.
	Yak karma.
	Oh, you are really rolling it out here, aren't you?
	I would like this donation credited to Will the Vape Shop Guy.
	Well, I guess it's him, not her husband.
	No, I'd like this donation credited to Will.
	So it's her husband.
	Yeah, I'm talking about the reference to his favorite.
	Oh, gotcha.
	He was the one to hit me in the mouth, so for his birthday, 1010, and to say thank you for directing me to the best podcast in the universe, I would like to complete his knighthood journey.
	From this point forth, I would like him to be known as Sir Cumstance, and would like him to enjoy my all-time favorites of taco truck tacos and lube at the round table.
	Thank you for all you do, by Countess Kim of the Nutty Fluffers in Hubbard, Oregon.
	Well, that's not lewd at all.
	I kind of dig that.
	They always give me a biscuit on my birthday.
	I'm gonna give you the whole load today.
	You've got... karma.
	Taco truck tacos and lube.
	And lube.
	People.
	People.
	I don't know.
	I love the No Agenda Gitmo Nation women.
	They've got spunk.
	Hyperware Technologies is next on the list.
	Actually, I'm not sure.
	Is it Hyperware Technologies or Grand Duke Dave Foley?
	I think that's Foley.
	Yeah, it is Foley, but does he just want credit to his company?
	Otherwise, we give him the fanfare.
	Do we have fanfare for Foley?
	If we do, it's in the archives.
	Well, we have.
	Yes, we do.
	In the morning, citizens and slaves of Gitmo Nation, please stand and salute Sir David Foley, Grand Duke of the USA.
	Foley!
	Hey, welcome back, Grand Duke Foley.
	He's in Los Gatos, actually.
	$414.95.
	He'll be executive producer for today's show.
	Thanks John and Anna for continuing to provide the most important and useful analysis, emphasizing useful, that ensures sanity in these crazy times.
	Wishing my amazing and beautiful wife a very happy 18th anniversary.
	Please send some continued happy marriage karma.
	Congratulations.
	Lucky dog karma. - Dog!
	Lucky dog karma.
	Scott Moore is in Franklin, Tennessee.
	His donation amount must mean something.
	$360.91.
	And he says, here's some overdue value for value.
	I believe this will be the first for the Noah-Generation.
	I would like to use this third odometer donation to knight the very first noble steed of the round table.
	My unwavering stallion of the past 16 years shall be knighted Sir Cecil the Diesel.
	His lineage is that of the heralded 7.3 Power Stoke, and he has carried me far and wide across these great lands.
	In lieu of jingles, I would only request the attached pics could be used in the newsletter for the next nation to admire.
	For the nation to admire.
	At the round table, I would like to request 14 quarts of Rotella 1540 for my warhorse.
	Looking forward to seeing some electronic destruction of bad companies, bad ideas, and a much-needed reality check for the over-leveraged.
	And he sent a picture of his truck and the odometer reading, which was 360,910 miles.
	360,910 miles.
	So are you going to put them in the newsletter?
	I didn't get, I didn't have the photo.
	I didn't see it.
	I could, but whatever the case, he needs 14 quarts of oil in that thing?
	Hey, it's a 7.3.
	What's a 7.3?
	Probably, maybe it has to be a diesel.
	Of course.
	Maybe.
	It's Sir Cecil the Diesel, are you kidding me?
	Oh yeah, duh.
	All right, onward.
	Did you play his thing?
	He said, in lieu of jingles, put my picks in the newsletter.
	Oh, okay.
	We'll find his pick and put it in the newsletter instead of the jingles.
	There you go.
	That will be a policy from now on.
	You want a picture instead of a long-winded note.
	Actually, it should be length of note picture.
	Oh, I like this.
	So it'll just be see picture.
	I do that.
	That's a winner.
	Sir Mike's up next.
	He's in Georgetown, Texas.
	I don't even know where the hell that is.
	Hey, that's right by Austin.
	333.33.
	It's not far from Austin.
	Yeah.
	ITM Jantz, quick boots on the ground report from visiting France and Eastern Europe.
	Oh, you went at the right time for the money.
	Fuel and working electric vehicle charging stations are already scarce.
	Nervous laughter was the norm.
	Thank you for your courage, Sir Mike of Georgetown, Texas.
	Yeah, I'll bet it was.
	I'll bet it was.
	T.E.
	Osborne from Laaren in the Netherlands.
	What does Laaren have?
	No note, but 333.33, so I guess we'll just do a double up karma for you, T.E.
	Osborne.
	You've got Hi, I'd like to do a switcheroo for my son Brian Beals.
	This is a switcheroo you better make note of.
	His birthday's tomorrow.
	We have him on the list.
	Guido, California, 333.33.
	For show, 1495.
	Hi.
	I'd like to do a switcheroo for my son, Brian Beals.
	This is a switcheroo you better make note of.
	His birthday's tomorrow.
	He will be, and we have him on the list.
	He will be 33.
	Please give him a de-douching and some birthday karma.
	Thanks, Dame Mama Susan of the North County San Diego.
	You've been de-douched.
	You've got karma.
	Sir Scovey Viscount of the Piedmont, Charlotte, North Carolina.
	330-333, no jingles, but goat karma for all in the morning, good citizens.
	This goes back a few episodes, but John's idea about using the word comrade in place of so-called pronouns is hilarious.
	Donate if you agree, and donate if you don't agree.
	Also, please add me to the birthday list to cancel out all the meaningless face-bag birthday wishes I shall soon receive.
	Love and lit, Sir Scovey, Viscount of the Piedmont.
	Yeah, we'll do you some goat karma, man, no problem.
	You've got Curiously, we have Thomas Anaya in Georgetown, Texas.
	Oh no!
	With no note, 33333, so give him the double karma.
	You shall give him the double karma.
	You've got...
	Double up!
	Karma.
	Craig Nuzzo is in Naperville, Illinois.
	We know it well.
	333.
	Continue.
	Thanks for the show.
	I'm getting married soon, so please provide some wedding karma.
	Let us know how it goes.
	You've got karma.
	Let us know.
	Dave goes now.
	Now there was a note or something that came in from him and I'm not sure why it's not here.
	I'll look his note up.
	You can continue with Michael Day in North Carolina.
	I can also do a very quick search.
	I think you're right.
	I think I saw it as well.
	Here we go.
	Now that was from 1494.
	So he donated on the last show.
	I think it didn't go through or something.
	There was something screwy or fishy about this.
	Oh no, you know what it was?
	No, that was the vodka and the metal spirits.
	Yeah, I remember.
	We talked about it.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	So what he did is he said, hey, thanks for the plug on the show.
	It's not what he said, but that's what it's got to be.
	Here's some more cash, brothers.
	Good job.
	And a double up karma.
	Yeah, of course.
	You've got... Karma.
	W.
	Oh, really?
	Or me.
	No, it's me?
	Yeah.
	Michael Day?
	Am I doing Michael Day?
	He's in Fookway Verena.
	I think it's Fookay.
	Fookay.
	Hey, Fookay Verena.
	200 bucks.
	He's the first social executive producer and he just wants to plug the meetup on Thursday, October 20th at 6.30 at the Fort Knight Brewing Company in Cary, North Carolina.
	Don't miss it.
	Jingles.
	Any L. Sharpton will do.
	There's a new one.
	I don't know if I've played this one.
	And does that really matter if you are compromising the future of this, uh... No, that's not one.
	I'm... That was... Sorry about that.
	I thought that was, uh... That was very low volume.
	Yeah, well... Well... Some... You know... Sometimes Al is just low that way.
	Yeah, with this.
	Sigournoy Weaver!
	There you go.
	Classic ISO.
	Farm Anonymous.
	Farm Anonymous.
	Also 200.
	Associate Executive Producer.
	And the last one for the show from Tampa, Florida.
	This is my first donation.
	I humbly request one of your remaining deduchings.
	Let me see.
	Yeah, I got one left here.
	You've been dedouched.
	I applaud your coverage of the various Gitmo regions of the world.
	May I please have some karma for the recent death of a loved one?
	You most certainly may.
	Thank you for the support.
	You've got karma.
	Oh, by the way, we did get one load of new de-douchings from China.
	Unfortunately, the box that it came in was filled and covered with powder post beetles and the whole thing had to be destroyed by customs.
	What do we have left in the warehouse then?
	I think there's about a hundred left and that's about it.
	Reordering's going on.
	They're going to be free this time.
	What we need to do is we need to turn these deduchings into an NFT.
	It's getting there.
	Thank you very much to our executive and associate executive producers.
	We really appreciate you stepping in, stepping up, and it's nice to see people valuing this so highly that they think it's worthy of an anniversary or birthday gift.
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	It's a forever credit.
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	Our formula is this.
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	Shut up, Wade!
	Order Shut up, slave Shut up, slave Okie dokie Hey, CatTurd also got, uh, uh, shut down by Bank of America.
	CatTurd?
	Yeah, you know CatTurd.
	I know CatTurd, but I can't, I'm not placing why CatTurd, what's the fame of CatTurd?
	CatTurd does the videos, uh, and tweets on, uh, on Twitter is CatTurd, and does, uh, does videos of, um, also does videos of TikTok nutjobs.
	Oh, you mean like there's a TikTok dance?
	Yeah, but Cat Turd is a superstar.
	Well, why would they shut him down?
	Because it's, let me see, Bank of America recently shut down a new account associated, created for the In the Litter Box podcast hosted by Jewel Jones and conservative pundit and best-selling author Cat Turd.
	Jones described the situation as the left exerting control through any means necessary.
	What does Bank of America got to do with this?
	There's something more to this story.
	Well, what do you mean it's been happening?
	It happens with gun shops, it happens with weed shops, it happens with webcam girls.
	One of our producers wanted to say hi to Lala Dirty Desert.
	I have no idea, but okay.
	She apparently promotes, she promotes the show.
	She does?
	Oh, good for her.
	On her webcam.
	She should have a cover.
	We can suggest John and Adam could be tattooed or at least written with the sharpie on certain parts of her body.
	John on the left, Adam on the right.
	Hold on a second.
	This producer actually wrote me a note and said she has named each of her breasts one Adam and one John.
	I'm not kidding.
	Yeah, I'm a genius.
	Marketing genius.
	Yes, you are, sir.
	Right.
	Well, while we're talking about screwballs on TikTok and elsewhere, and the teachers, I don't know what this teacher looks like, and it's a female, and I'm assuming she's got pink hair.
	Oh, goodness.
	Here we go.
	Here we go.
	But all I have is this story about her, and this is the teacher's kill list story, which needs to be promoted.
	A fifth grade teacher in Indiana has been detained by police after it was discovered that she had a kill list that included her own students and school staff members.
	25-year-old teacher Angelica Casarquillo-Torres worked at St.
	Stanislaus School in East Chicago, Indiana.
	Police officers spoke with the principal and the assistant principal who claimed that the teacher allegedly told a fifth grade student about her kill list and informed the student that he or she was on the bottom of that list.
	Police say the student told a counselor about the list and the teacher was immediately taken to the principal's office.
	She allegedly admitted to the existence of the list.
	Police say the principal then advised the teacher to leave and not return to school pending an investigation.
	The East Chicago Police Department says they were informed of the situation roughly four hours after the teacher was allowed to leave the school and go home.
	And they were then able to obtain an emergency detention order to arrest the teacher.
	This is pretty crazy!
	That's a great story.
	Wow.
	A teacher with a kill list with her own students on it.
	Oh, man.
	Wow.
	This is insane.
	Yes.
	Homeschooling, good private schools, I guess is the answer.
	They're going to have to go to the voucher system one of these days, let's face it.
	Public schools are completely lost.
	That's crazy.
	Yeah, I mean, just in this general vein, it's not just crazy here.
	In the UK, they've got all this trans, non-binary stuff going on as well.
	And where we have... I'm not entirely sure, but it was sent by Sarah, so she's in the UK, so she'll give us more background.
	But like in the U.S., there's Drag Time Story Hour for the kids.
	So there's an organization in the U.K.
	called Mermaid, the Mermaid's Charity.
	I think we even get governmental money.
	And, you know, they're clearly there to help the children.
	And this came up in parliamentary inquiries with the new Prime Minister.
	Have a listen as to what the complaint is.
	Over the past week, serious safeguarding failures by the children's charity Mermaids have come to light.
	Revelations that the charity sent breast-flattening devices to young girls behind their parents' back promoted harmful medical and surgical procedures to children.
	Hired a trustee with links to paedophile organisations and a digital engagement manager who posted pornographic images online, including of himself dressed as a schoolgirl.
	For years, despite whistleblowers raising alarm, mermaids have had unfettered access to vulnerable children.
	Does my right honourable friend agree that it has taken far too long for these concerns to be taken seriously?
	And does she also agree that it is high time for a police investigation into the activities of mermaids and starfish?
	It's very important that under-18s are able to develop their own decision-making capabilities and not be forced into any kind of activity.
	And what I would say on the subject of the investigation she raises, of course those matters should be raised and should be properly looked at.
	Not as forceful as before when she was talking about these issues, but...
	Interesting that that's going on everywhere.
	Got a really good note from one of our producers, Dakota, and this triggered something in me, and I think it's two parts, because I saw, maybe it was a Tucker piece, he was talking about the puberty blockers, which are, it's not like it's a medication on the shelf or in the pharmacy that's, puberty blocker!
	No.
	This is HRT, hormone replacement.
	Well, actually, let me read the note, because this is what...
	I was reminded by this.
	John Adam, you've had many great discussions of the crazy trans hormone situation.
	I have an important discussion point that isn't being brought up that points to a massive crisis of trans folks being rife with horrific cancers later in life.
	My wife is an oncology registered nurse and treated many baby boomer aged women who had non-genetic cancers who she confirmed were using hormone replacement therapy, HRT.
	This is one, I'm like, oh, I remember this.
	This was back in the, In the 2000s HRT, women started to go en masse on all kinds of other types of hormone like supplements as they get older through menopause so they stay fresh and juicy.
	And skin, everything in general.
	And also that it could cause, you know, that HRT could cause cancer.
	I remember this.
	Many studies prove this causation.
	Just go ahead and bing HRT cancer.
	It will show more.
	Lancet has correlations, etc, etc.
	So getting back to the epidemic of young people that will be taking this from teen years until potentially middle age, you can do the math on the risk of cancer being near absolute.
	This also says nothing about the amount of hormones being taken to transition versus HRT, which are probably orders of magnitude less to treat menopause compared to force rebooting a human body to act like a different sex.
	I believe we'll see a devastating future in a couple of decades from now as all these people trying to transition become riddled with terminal cancers from unprecedented long-term use of hormones and in significant quantities.
	I don't believe there are any current studies on this new usage, certainly not that prove it's safe.
	Well, that's a neat study.
	Exactly what he said.
	It's crazy.
	I have a couple of short clips I want to get out of here.
	I'm going to show a clip so I'm going to get out of here.
	It makes you go quiet.
	I know.
	It's horrible.
	Well, I don't know what to say about it.
	Nothing.
	There was a Whitmore, Whitman, whatever her name is.
	Whitlock.
	Oh, no.
	No, the woman that's the governor of Michigan.
	Oh, of Michigan.
	Whitmer.
	Whitmer is also, she's running against another female that is sharper, and she's a Republican, and they're both, they just had a debate.
	It's really funny to watch it, because... No, she said this!
	No, I didn't!
	You said that!
	No, I didn't!
	It's actually quite humorous.
	But she said... There's a funny comment in the middle of the whole thing.
	Seven seconds.
	I noticed I didn't get any ISOs.
	That's interesting.
	Play this and see what it is.
	Whitmer fiercely defended her actions during her term.
	You're going to hear a lot of divisive rhetoric and a focus on the past for my opponent.
	Oh, wait, you mean a focus on your record?
	So yes, this is what got my attention.
	It was like, she's just focusing on the past.
	Focusing on your record?
	Your past.
	Focus on what?
	What you're going to do in the future?
	You can't do it.
	I just thought that was a very, and it just breezed right by everybody.
	She's going to be focusing on my past.
	Okay.
	So I would consider that Almost gaffe-like.
	No, she meant it, though.
	She meant it, which is the weird thing.
	No, she totally meant it.
	Did you see this equally short clip from Minnesota Representative Angie Craig?
	No.
	Who was a Democrat.
	Here's what she said.
	I will never stop standing up for Big Pharma and standing against my constituents.
	What?
	This was in a debate.
	What?
	She screwed it up!
	She sure did.
	She got it spectacularly wrong one more time.
	I will never stop standing up for Big Pharma and standing against my constituents.
	Truth comes out, baby.
	How can you do that?
	You sure that wasn't someone's cute edit?
	No, it's video.
	You can see it clearly.
	I mean, everyone's... Her opponent in the debate is looking at her like, I'm just going to be quiet while you do this.
	Go ahead.
	Keep going.
	Keep talking.
	Keep talking, baby.
	Keep talking.
	Love it.
	Ain't that crazy?
	That's so good.
	I'm giving you a borderline clip of the day.
	Well, I will accept that.
	Well, hold on to your panties, though.
	We got more.
	Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel, he was interviewed by, well, it was actually, I think it was NBC.
	It was a big interview.
	Ten minutes.
	10 minutes of this guy and I like him over the Pfizer because these are like hedge fund guys who built this Moderna outfit.
	Everybody made out like bandits.
	The company pretty much didn't exist until COVID.
	Didn't it go public just before COVID?
	Yeah, you could have made a lot of money on the stock.
	Well, he did.
	A lot of people made a lot of money on the stock.
	So, they sit him down for an interview.
	And so now, now he's just Mr. Self-Assured, Mr. Arrogant.
	Oh yeah, you make money on stock and suddenly you're a genius.
	8% of the company.
	He has.
	Now, unlike the Pfizer CEO, you can actually understand him, and it's unfortunate because the French don't have audible tells necessarily, certainly not when he's speaking English, but he has this really weird fat-lipped smile that he does from time to time, which is creepy to look at.
	There's a smile in the middle of a conversation, just smile.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Bill Gates does that.
	No, case in point.
	Two clips.
	One, I guess the bivalent vaccine, you know, the two-in-one, it's not even ready yet.
	I thought this thing was rolling out, but that was just... I thought they were getting shots.
	We had a report the other day about 7 million kids had gotten shots or something.
	Yeah, but... The bivalent shot.
	That's what it said.
	But it's not.
	You're getting... Maybe their shot.
	Maybe Pfizer has one and they don't.
	No, this is Moderna.
	Moderna makes the... is the technology people.
	So they haven't made it yet.
	I think it's just the COVID in one arm and the flu in the other arm.
	Anyway, here he is explaining where it is on their roadmap.
	So the big thing that people are waiting for is the COVID shot and the flu shot to come together.
	How far is that off?
	Couple years off, maybe two years off.
	What we're working on now is a flu vaccine.
	It's in phase three, the last stage, before we can submit the data, if positive, to the regulators.
	And then the COVID plus flu will be just behind it.
	It's already in the clinical studies.
	It will be just behind it.
	So I think, you know, for the 24 winter in Australia, maybe not.
	The combo?
	Flu maybe.
	Flu from Moderna maybe.
	But I think for 25, it should be on the market.
	And that flu from Moderna, will that have the same mRNA sort of technology in that that the COVID vaccines have got?
	100% the same technology.
	Which is why I love this technology, is that from a risk standpoint, from a chance of efficacy standpoint, is we give in your body 100% the same chemical matter, molecules, that we give you for spike vaccines.
	So it's the same for the mRNA, the same for the lipid.
	We use the same equipment, you know, same people making the products.
	And so I think we're going to be able to go really fast.
	And I think it's really a transformation from the older way of making products, which looked like an analog type of making products.
	This is really an information molecule mRNA.
	And so we're going to be able to do things that have never been able to be done before.
	Yeah, apologies.
	It was for Sky News in Australia.
	And Moderna just received a license to produce all kinds of vaccines.
	The bivalent that we've been talking about is the two kinds of COVID in one shot, not a COVID combo with flu.
	Oh, I've been mistaken.
	Okay, I thought that was the COVID and the flu.
	So anyway, so he's like, oh, this is great.
	The technology.
	It doesn't matter.
	We've got the technology.
	We can solve everything.
	We've always thought that this information molecule, the mRNA, could be a very, very powerful medicine that we inject in your body so you make your own drug.
	As you described, we have exciting programs in skin cancer.
	We're going to have the data by the end of this year.
	We just presented two weeks ago at our annual R&D day data in rare genetic disease, where kids are unlucky.
	They get wrong DNA from mom and dad, and they cannot make a protein that you and I have.
	So what we do, we design in the mRNA.
	By the way, imagine some douchebag saying, poor kid got wrong DNA from mom and dad.
	What does that mean?
	When you get wrong DNA from mom and dad?
	It means you're voting Republican.
	They find rare genetic disease where kids are unlucky.
	Rare genetic disease of conservatism.
	They get wrong DNA from mom and dad and they can't make a protein that you and I have.
	So what we do, we design in the mRNA, instead of spike, to tell your protein to make spike, like in the vaccine case, we put the instruction that you and I have in our DNA, and we give it IV to those kids to go into their liver.
	And when the mRNA delivers the instruction in their liver, they make the protein that they are missing.
	And the early clinical data in terms of reduction of hospitalization is quite compelling.
	Yes, we jab the children in the liver!
	- As long as you don't test it on animals, you're good to go. - This is also something we can do.
	As you said, cardiology.
	We have now in the clinic a super exciting program when we inject mRNA in people's hearts after a heart attack to grow back new blood vessels It sounds like science fiction.
	the heart.
	Yes!
	So it's a bit like science fiction medicine, but that's what is really exciting to me.
	Now, this is what I find interesting.
	Nice.
	It sounds like science fiction.
	Yes.
	He's not talking, he's not talking about vaccines.
	This is not preventative.
	This is... No, he's talking about genetic engineering on the fly.
	Yeah, so, oh, uh, yep, looks like you got bad DNA.
	Are they gonna fix, um, Down syndrome?
	This is all creepy.
	And he is, he's got that inappropriate fat lip smile going on.
	Super soldiers.
	Yeah, well, these guys are all creepy.
	So we talked about the EU and that you had that woman and it was a very, you know, a series of clips, bitching and moaning about not having Borla there and all the rest.
	There's a follow-up to this.
	Christine Anderson.
	Oh, good.
	Good, good, good.
	So this is the follow-ups, and again, this COVID-EU vaccine follow-up.
	Several members of the EU Parliament have raised questions over the purchase of over 4 billion doses of Pfizer's COVID vaccine and the way the contracts were signed by the EU Commission President.
	They accuse her of corruption for concealing the discussions she had with the pharmaceutical company.
	NTD's France correspondent David Vives has the story.
	The Croatian Member of Parliament claims that EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unlawfully concluded the purchase of 4.5 billion doses of the Covid vaccine in total by the EU.
	4.5 billion doses for 450 million people, including children, means each EU citizen, which excludes the UK, shall receive 10 doses each of the vaccine.
	Several other MPs back Koulakis' claims.
	In a hearing at the EU Parliament on Monday, lawmakers addressed questions over the contract binding the EU and Pfizer.
	French MP Virginie Geron noted the refusal of Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla to attend the meeting on October 12, and said none of the EU lawmakers' concerns had been answered on that day.
	We regret that Mr Bourla did not attend this hearing.
	We all know that this is the most important purchase contract carried out by the Commission.
	The order emitted by Von der Leyen has also been questioned in a report by the European Court of Auditors.
	On September 21st, the Court stated it had asked for several documents regarding the participation of the EU Commission President in the negotiation with Pfizer over the purchase of the vaccine doses.
	But the Commission had turned down this request.
	Well, there's not much of an update there.
	It seems like that was the story.
	Well, it might be, but I think there's something more in part two.
	But, I think she's in trouble.
	Who?
	Anderson?
	The vandal lion.
	The vandal lion?
	No.
	That hair, that is her shield.
	It protects her against all incoming missiles.
	She's done.
	She's toast.
	Who's going to step in?
	No, no, no, no.
	That's not how it goes.
	I'm saying toast, but you can say no.
	Okay, part two.
	Moreover, the report shows the call for tenders to vaccine manufacturers had been emitted by the commission after it already decided Pfizer would be the contractor.
	In other words, according to media outlet Le Courrier des Stratèges, the call for tenders only served to normalize an agreement already done by Pfizer and the Commission.
	Joron says these details, plus the opacity of the negotiations, are enough to sue Ursula von der Leyen over suspicion of corruption.
	I asked a lawyer firm in France about what we could do, because thanks to this report of the EU Court of Auditors, which has just been published, we have 35 pages of criticisms, demands, lack of transparency.
	And page 33, page 33, page 33 is very clear where they indicate that preliminary negotiations were made by Ms.
	von der Leyen, and that as such she was unprofessional.
	So a factual report of suspected passive corruption against Ms.
	von der Leyen will be made.
	I also ask that it be received by the Chief Prosecutor.
	I think that today, given the report, they come, they do not answer anything, and continue to sell us their products.
	No.
	No.
	Page 33.
	Code.
	Yeah.
	Code.
	Code.
	She's done.
	Well, who would step in is the question.
	I'd give it to that woman from Ireland.
	That'd be the good one.
	Good luck with that.
	You don't know how Brussels works.
	I don't think this is strong enough to get rid of her.
	There needs to be some kind of sex scandal.
	Otherwise, it just doesn't count.
	Can we add that?
	Can we add, you know, like, she's got loose hands.
	Oh, or maybe it's the rooster.
	Her hair's in place.
	There's some special stuff she uses.
	Loose around the male interns.
	We need more.
	This is not enough.
	Of course she has to do those negotiations.
	She saved Europe with those negotiations.
	If she hadn't stepped in... You don't need ten doses per person.
	Meanwhile, back home, they're ratcheting up the fear porn for... Well, it's all timed perfectly.
	Maybe it's just time to get everyone to go home again in California.
	Tonight, the CDC says the flu season is off to an early start.
	Their data shows a rash of flu-like cases reported in Texas, parts of the Southeast, New York City, and right here in D.C.
	And we know it's going to get worse.
	Australia already went through their season the worst in five years.
	Well, in San Diego, one high school is just inundated with cases.
	Wait a minute, wait a minute.
	The worst in five years in Australia?
	Where's the pictures of the dead people?
	Because we know if it's bad flu, it's very similar to COVID.
	I didn't hear about a horrible flu season in Australia, people dying.
	Did you?
	I haven't either.
	We just did, though, on CBS.
	Five years.
	Well, in San Diego, one high school is just inundated with cases.
	Here's CBS's Carter Evans.
	The outbreak at Patrick Henry High started Monday, doubled by Wednesday, and now more than half of the 2,600 students here are out.
	I have never seen this many cases in so few days.
	Dr. Howard Terrace is the district physician.
	How can so many kids get sick at the same time?
	There was a homecoming dance and game a weekend prior to this Monday.
	You'd think that it would take several days for them to become infectious to others, but it didn't.
	Pre-pandemic, there were 36 million cases of flu, but with masking and social distancing, cases plummeted to just thousands, the lowest ever recorded.
	Now most mandates are gone.
	Why are so many people getting the flu so early this year?
	The last two years, people haven't been exposed to much influenza, so their immunity to it may be down, which is why it's especially important to get vaccinated right now before flu season starts to peak.
	And the CDC says it's safe to get the flu shot and COVID booster together.
	So you can be prepared for what's predicted to be a severe flu season that's already here.
	Do you think there's any realm of possibility that these children's immune systems are shot because of excessive COVID vaccinations?
	Which are mandatory still, I believe?
	Could be.
	In many California school districts.
	It's so sad.
	And now that the king has been dethroned, Peter McCullough kicked off of everything.
	Now?
	You know what's surprising is it took as long as it did.
	The man has impeccable credentials and he has nothing to lose because he's all in now.
	Now it's just the gloves are off with McCullough.
	Yeah, I wanted to comment.
	Edward Dowd is a billionaire.
	He's a former BlackRock manager who's come out.
	He's been the first big guy on Wall Street to come out.
	And it said basically Pfizer defrauded the government.
	It's clear now all the insurance companies are showing anybody who takes the vaccine much higher risk of death over the next year.
	The insurance companies are blowing up with deaths all over, especially in young people.
	I just hit yesterday.
	The millennial generation, the mortality is way up.
	The vaccine accelerates death from other causes.
	So if someone has cancer, the vaccine accelerates that.
	If someone has heart disease, one's more likely to have fatal heart attacks and strokes.
	The blood clotting is undeniable.
	The vaccines cause blood clotting, which is a common cause of final death.
	A large blood clot travels longer in the brain.
	Justin Bieber's wife had a blood clot in the brain.
	The thing is, you piss off a guy with this kind of credentials.
	And it is basically it's achieving its goal.
	If the goal was to reduce the world's population, it's working.
	Now, it's not been long enough to see the impact of the vaccine on fertility.
	But that's the next shoe to drop.
	Oh, God.
	Wow.
	He's going to now that, you know, the thing is, you piss off a guy with this kind of credentials.
	And that's what you get.
	And you're going to get you're not going to like what you get.
	you And that's what's going to happen.
	Cause you know, before then he was circumspect and he says, well, you know, I can say this and that I can, you know, then he always defended himself cause he's got these creds that are pretty outrageous.
	And so now they screwed him anyway.
	And so I said, okay, well, you don't want to, I'm going to tell you what I really think.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	So don't take it from me.
	Take it from that guy.
	Who is now, of course, will be labeled a kook.
	Kook.
	Kook and a quack.
	Quack.
	Quack.
	Kook and a quack.
	But still great for clipping.
	Trouble is, you're going to have trouble tracking him down.
	Yeah.
	While we're on this, are you going to keep doing this kind of stuff?
	The porn?
	Here's a horrible story.
	Horrible sunscreen story.
	Why you shouldn't use it?
	The conventional wisdom is to lather sunscreen on our bodies before and during outdoor activities.
	But what's in these sun creams?
	And is the concoction of chemicals good for us?
	Maybe not.
	Dr. Joseph McCullough, osteopathic physician and natural health advocate, believes that sunscreen is widely overused.
	He says it's a loaded brew of toxic ingredients that pummel human fertility, impair your neurons, and threaten coral reefs.
	Dr. McCullough said there are some circumstances where it is wise and appropriate to use, but those cases are few and far between.
	You just need to avoid sunscreen and rely on sensible sun exposure.
	In February 2019, the U.S.
	Food and Drug Administration proposed new regulations to make sure sunscreens are safe and effective.
	CDC research reveals that 96% of the U.S.
	adult population have absorbed sunscreen ingredient oxybenzene.
	In Hawaii, they banned oxybenzene due to serious threats to marine life.
	The problem is, our skin also soaks up these chemicals.
	Foxybenzene is an endocrine disruptor reducing male fertility.
	Many ingredients have been linked to skin cancer of all things, increasing the speed at which malignant cells develop and spread.
	Some ingredients are neurotoxic, posing risk to brain health.
	These have appeared in blood, urine and breast milk within two hours of application.
	Sunscreen filters are associated with reproductive development toxicity and impaired functioning of the thyroid, liver or kidneys.
	Animal research showed nanoparticles reach all areas of the respiratory tract and possibly the bloodstream.
	The lungs can't clear these tiny particles.
	So given all that, let's look at some sensible sun tips.
	What were her sensible sun tips?
	Keep covered, cover a lot of clothes and big hats, and don't go out in the sun.
	That's basically what she went into, yeah.
	The more I looked into, if you think food regulations are weird in the United States, there's almost no regulation for skin care products.
	You can pretty much do, the only thing that you really have to look out for is the, you know, the dye, red dye, etc.
	Those are still very strict regulations, but everything else they can throw whatever they want in there.
	There's, it's really outrageous.
	And what I use now, believe it or not, is the, the lard, the Faro, Faro Life lard.
	Have you, did you receive your kit?
	Yeah, I got my kit.
	Have you tried it?
	No, I haven't tried it yet.
	I'm going to try it.
	Smear it on that crepneck, brother.
	I'm going to smear it on a pig.
	No, it comes from a pig.
	That's like cannibalism.
	Oh, I just got it backwards.
	All right.
	Cool viral video, which I figured I should translate for Gitmo Nation.
	It comes from the Netherlands.
	Very disturbing psychological warfare against children.
	...reported by the governmental news organization.
	They went to a school, a class of ten-year-old kids.
	They had the psy-op master there, like a... I think he might have been a celebrity chef or something.
	Hey kids!
	Today, besides all the good veggies, we're gonna try some mealworms!
	Yay!
	Oh yeah, the mealworms thing.
	And they cover this with these... I'm just gonna translate it.
	I think it's worth it.
	It's just so sad what they're doing, yes?
	Yeah, no, I think it probably is worth it.
	We're trying to brainwash our kids into eating bugs.
	Mindy music Let's try them!
	3, 2, 1, eat the mealworm!
	Oh my, pandemonium!
	Let's talk to some kids!
	And how does it taste?
	Yeah, it's okay.
	What does it taste like?
	Like nuts?
	Don't you think it's weird to eat worms?
	No, not really.
	Oh, yes.
	Nuts?
	Yes, you really taste the nut taste.
	This is someone from the government.
	You really taste the nut taste.
	It's really good.
	It just tastes like nuts.
	Nuts, yes.
	Oh, he says it tastes like a soft nut in your mouth.
	Oh, my God.
	I'm not kidding.
	This is what he's saying here.
	Yeah.
	The nutty?
	Like you have a soft nut in your mouth.
	Okay, dude.
	You really taste the nut.
	Will this be the food of the future?
	Oh, this is definitely going to be part of our food of the future.
	We'll be much more varied food in the future.
	It has to be that way.
	And, of course, insects belong with that.
	Yes, of course.
	So now they ask the children, why do we have to eat these children?
	Because there are more people on earth and we won't have enough food for all of them.
	This is the psychological... And they didn't correct her?
	They didn't say anything?
	No, they put this right there on the news.
	Oh, and food is also coming from other countries and that's not so friendly for the other countries.
	So we have to eat bugs.
	Now, do you think that this will be food that we'll be eating in the future?
	Yeah, I believe so.
	And if it happens, I don't mind.
	Could you go without meat?
	Yeah.
	Why?
	Yeah, I like meat.
	But it's... I don't live for meat.
	I don't live for it.
	This actually went out on something called the Jeugdjournaal, which is the evening children's news.
	To further brainwash the kids in Holland.
	Yeah, you don't need meat.
	You don't need those special, those oddball amino acids that you can't get any other way.
	No, all the programming was right there in the piece.
	And just blast it out for the kids.
	Who cares?
	Ooh, it tastes like nuts.
	Soft nuts.
	It's like having a soft nut in your mouth.
	Oh, God.
	These people.
	Creepozoids.
	I don't know what to make of that.
	Well, it's coming.
	This is the second time you've stopped me on the show.
	I'm sorry.
	I'm trying not to hurt you.
	All right, let's go with this.
	Let's bring some old news.
	Let's bring some updates.
	Okay.
	How about the stuff that you'll never get on mainstream again?
	I over-clipped from NTD, but this is the dossier story.
	Newest update.
	Ah, yes.
	Does this include the unsealing of thousands of sealed indictments?
	No.
	News that involves former President Trump, a longtime associate of the Clinton family, admits under oath that he lied about having insider information from a Republican.
	The information eventually made its way onto the Steele dossier.
	Charles Dolan said he invented the supposed GOP source and instead got the information off of cable news.
	The Steele dossier was partially funded by the Clinton campaign and included numerous allegations about Trump that have since been discredited.
	Dolan told special counsel John Durham's team in August 2021 that no information in the dossier was attributable to him.
	But in December 2021, he realized a part may have originated with him, so he alerted investigators.
	The testimony is part of the trial of Igor Danchenko, who was a key source for the dossier.
	He is on trial for allegedly lying to FBI agents.
	Yeah, I heard a report or two where at least the words, the implication that the Clintons actually colluded with Russia instead of the Trumps.
	I have heard that on Main Street.
	I heard it in the car.
	I was surprised.
	It comes and goes.
	Yeah, I was surprised by it.
	You'll get a phone call shortly thereafter with a link to the Clinton hit list.
	The Hillary assassination group online too.
	Let's do a little climate change before we take our next break.
	I have a clip.
	The blocking the sun clip.
	Yeah, I'm glad you have that.
	I only have the story.
	Excellent.
	Meanwhile, scientists... Sorry, I got it.
	Oh, you found it.
	Yeah, blimate.
	Look, I can read English.
	Meanwhile, scientists have proposed blocking the sun in order to make a positive impact on climate change.
	Oh, what a great idea!
	Both the White House and a certain billionaire are funding the research.
	The White House is thinking about sunblock.
	Oh, Begays!
	No, not that type of sunblock.
	But actually blocking out the sun for... This is not Begays.
	Who is this?
	I'm sorry, what?
	What did you say?
	Is this Jeff Begay's?
	Is this not Jeff Begay's?
	No, this is some guy who's a Jeff Begay soundalike.
	He's ripping off Jeff's gig!
	Well, you know, a lot of people have to go.
	Only one crowner in this bunch, okay?
	Funding the research.
	The White House is thinking about Sunblock.
	No, not that type of sunblock, but actually blocking out the sun for climate change purposes.
	The White House is conducting a five-year research plan to study how to limit the amount of sunlight that reaches the Earth, a process sometimes called solar geoengineering or sunlight reflection.
	I asked Larry Behrens of Power of the Future how the idea of spraying sulfur dioxide and using other methods to block out the sun sounded to him.
	When it has, you know, properties that are really unknown to How it's going to affect the environment and the people below.
	They say they just want to study it, but instead of really looking at perhaps solutions that are innovative, that could be closer to the ground I would argue, it's probably not a great idea to be spending, you know, one proposal I think was $10 billion to spend on this.
	Billionaire Bill Gates has his own sun-blocking experiments in the works.
	Gates is financially backing the development of sun-dimming technology that would potentially reflect sunlight out of Earth's atmosphere, attempting to trigger a global cooling effect.
	Sunlight reflection first showed up in a 1965 report to President Lyndon B. Johnson entitled Restoring the Quality of Our Environment, a Harvard professor told CNBC.
	Such experiments may bring up memories of some 2007 Simpsons episodes where character Mr. Burns tried to block the sun, because it was giving people free energy.
	One last look at the sun, Springfield.
	Well, I'm glad you got that clip, because they did not mention the true name of this process, which is stratospheric aerosol injection.
	That's what Gates is invested in.
	Yeah, I have a couple of things here.
	One, if you promote the idea of solar panels and all the rest of it, and then you cut the sun out of the equation, what do you expect to get from this?
	And the second thing, this is the sickest idea.
	I first heard this about a decade ago with somebody out of NASA claiming that... We've been talking about this for this long.
	They're trying to kill everyone.
	The way it works is they fly aircraft at 10 to 30 miles high and spray a fine mist that hangs in the air reflecting some of the sun's radiation back into space.
	Right.
	And of course the question is always, well what exactly will you have in there?
	And that's a little less clear.
	Sulfur?
	Sulfur is one.
	Sulfur dioxide?
	This is an international This is a problem.
	You can't, you don't have the sovereignty jurisdiction to do this for the earth.
	Nobody owns the earth.
	We're not run by one operation that is ruling the earth.
	So you're doing this, so you're blocking the sun from, this is an act of war.
	Oh yeah.
	If I'm China, I'm Russia, I'm any place other than the United States or somebody that's not, you know, controlled by Bill Gates, and you pull this stunt?
	No.
	You're done.
	You're under international arrest.
	You're not going to get very far in life.
	They mention in the clip that this goes back to 1965.
	Johnson.
	Uh, as a possibility.
	And what are the chances that I have a clip from 1965 from Johnson?
	Well, since this is the No Agenda show, I'm pretty sure you have the clip.
	It lays the predicate and the foundation for the development of a weather satellite that will permit man to determine the world's cloud layer and ultimately to control the weather, and he who controls the weather will control the world.
	That was Johnson.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, no, that was definitely Johnson.
	That's his voice.
	We're gonna have a weather satellite.
	ELON!
	I'm gonna show my school by donating to No Agenda.
	Imagine all the people who could do that.
	Oh yeah, that'd be fab.
	Yeah, on No Agenda!
	Yeah, we do have a few people to thank for show 1495.
	We do.
	Coming up on 1500, Sandy Parks is at the top of the list.
	Coming up on $1,500, Sandy Parks is at the top of the list, $111.11 in Calverton, New York.
	And she still, he or she, has some complaint here.
	Uh, once, I don't know what this means.
	It's just going to be sir.
	Let me see what's going on.
	Can you read that and see if she, he or she, Joseph Leslie, Joseph Leslie, sir.
	Dino Joe.
	Yes.
	Oh, I see.
	He says he never claimed anything at the round table.
	Vittles at the round table.
	Blood sausage and juice pangolin.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Juice, yes.
	We always have juice pangolin.
	I don't understand the problem.
	It's like we have pangolin sap here on tap.
	Pangolin sap on tap.
	Yeah, Scott Porter's next from Frisco, Texas, 100.
	Lucas Williams and Roswell, New Mexico, 100.
	William Elliott in Hawaii, Hawaii, 100.
	William Elliott.
	That's Ciara Morris.
	Uh, sounds right.
	Charlotte, North Carolina, 100.
	Happy birthday to her smokin' hot boyfriend, Sir Scovey.
	On the list.
	Tom, Mary, Mary, Mariam, Mariam in Chicago, Illinois, 100.
	Um, let's see what they say.
	It needs a de-douching.
	That's what we need for Tom.
	Oops.
	Hold on a second.
	I wasn't ready.
	I wasn't prepared for that.
	You've been de-douched.
	Sorry. - Lydia Terry in Rochester, New Hampshire.
	Health Karma for All, we'll give that at the end.
	Sir Lemus, that's a 8008 donation from Lydia.
	Sir Lemus, Lemus in Leiden.
	8-0-0-8.
	That's Holland.
	Glenn Spangler in Roseville, Michigan.
	8-0-0-8.
	And guess who?
	Sir Kevin McLaughlin, the Archduke of Luna.
	Lover of America and boobs.
	The boob donation has had an interesting resurrection.
	He's been giving us so many of these donations.
	He's up to Archduke.
	He has an urgent PSA that he wants us to read.
	Gentlemen, save a life.
	Grow up your wife.
	Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
	Oh, there you go.
	There you go.
	Joseph Weisch in Miami, Florida, 7777.
	Jason Klaus in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, 75.
	Help him make up for the virtue-signaling morons, he writes.
	Okay.
	James Scott in Parlin, New Jersey, 70.
	Uh, this is a coaster donation from the Dirty Jersey Pantry Panty Party.
	Needs a de-douching for someone.
	You've been de-douched.
	98 left.
	David T. Vargas in San Diego, California, 6996.
	Sir Rick in Arlington, Washington, 6996.
	Fat Dad BMX, 6969.
	Dudes, North Little Rock, Arkansas.
	And this is a switcheroo toward his wife, Shonda's Damehood.
	There you go, you got your switcheroo right there on the fly.
	Sir Mostly Nerd in India, 6789.
	Richard Futter in London, UK.
	$55.10.
	$55 comes from Bill Edlin in Jacksonville, Florida.
	John Ferretti is up in Garrard, Pennsylvania.
	5-4-2-0.
	Needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	He makes it known to me that he's lying to many in Little League Field.
	Which is a commentary on something I said last show.
	Brett Hahn, 5333 in Medford, New Jersey.
	He makes the claim that Queen Ursula has herpes.
	Show title, The Queen Has Herpes.
	Eric.
	Oh, there's your, there's your sexual thing.
	Eric Hockel in Mulrose, Deutschland, $52.
	And for some reason it came out fresh and clean on this spreadsheet.
	Yeah.
	Instead of a mess.
	Matthew Babula in Panama City, Panama City Beach, Florida needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	5150 makes a virtue signaling commentary.
	I'm not going to read.
	Sean Collier in Henderson, Nevada comes in with $50.
	And, in fact, the following donors are all $50 donators.
	I'll read the names and locations.
	Chris Lewinsky, Sir Chris in Sherwood Park, Canada.
	Alberta, to be exact.
	Philip Ballou in Louisville, Kentucky.
	Easy Landscapes in North Stonington, Connecticut.
	Kelly McDill in Mission Hills, Kansas.
	Josh Adair in AP's in the Army or in the services.
	50.
	John Camp in Antlers, Oklahoma.
	James Edmondson in South Plainfield, New Jersey.
	Christian Freeman in San Marcos, Texas.
	And last but not least, short list today, Kevin Dills in Huntersville, North Carolina.
	Sir Kevin, I want to thank all these people for making a show 1495 a reality and a great show, by the way.
	Indeed.
	Thank you all so much.
	Again, thanks to our executive and associate executive producers up there at the top of the show.
	We appreciate you.
	And of course, everyone who came in under $50 for reasons of anonymity or you could be on one of our many subscription programs.
	You can make up one yourself as well.
	It's really open to all and a lot of fun.
	So if you'd like to learn more, go to devorah.org and karma as requested.
	You've got karma.
	Hold on one second.
	Because we were doing that, I didn't quite get everything the way I wanted to.
	We'll cut all this out, by the way.
	So I still look like I know exactly what I'm doing.
	Did we get a douche?
	A what?
	Yeah, just do that.
	Well, I'll do another one and see if we can edit it together.
	Here we go.
	Here we go with that list.
	We have Viscountess Kim, keeper of the Nutty Fluffers, saying happy birthday to Will.
	His birthday was on October 10th.
	Derek Burts, 44 today.
	Happy birthday, good sir.
	Dame Mama Susan of the North County, her son Brian Beals, 33 yesterday.
	And Sierra Morris, her smoking hot boyfriend, Sir Scoby.
	Viscount of Piedmont will be celebrating his birthday tomorrow.
	Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe.
	And now we have a number of the dames and the knights.
	Did you just crack something open there?
	Just a Perrier plain mineral water.
	And you drink that out of the can or out of the glass?
	This is in a bottle and I pour it into a glass.
	Hmm.
	Okay.
	I think the bottle is better.
	Do they have Perrier in the can?
	That sounds kind of gauche.
	Actually, Perrier in the can I do have.
	Not today, but I've had it.
	Do you have Prince Albert in the can?
	Hell... Give me your blade, man.
	We've got some knights and dames to take care of here.
	If you could set aside your Perrier for a moment.
	There you go.
	Okay, that's a good one.
	I appreciate that.
	Tom Pyburn!
	Will the Vape Shop Guy!
	Matthew Medina, Scott Moore's truck!
	Y. Elkins and D. Zlaff.
	No, it's not D. Zlaff.
	Y. Elkins.
	There we go.
	Gentlemen, please step up here on the podium.
	All of you who support the No Agenda Show or been supporting the amount of $1,000 or more, therefore I'm very proud to pronounce the KP as Sir Tome Knight of the 10-15 home team.
	Circumstance.
	Through the Kooky of the Big Blue Box, Sir Cecil the Diesel, Sir Clio of Gweeten, and for you we have Hookers and Blow, Runt Boys and Chardonnay, Tenderloin Cook, Medium Rare with Redwood, Empire, Rye, Whiskey, 14 Quarts of Rotella, 1540 from my war host, Taco Truck, Tacos and Lube, and Blood Sausage, and Juiced Pangolin, and of course we always have the Mutton and Mead.
	So while you're enjoying all of that, Just careful with the lube.
	Go to noagendanation.com slash rings.
	All you do there is let us know what size ring you would like to have and perhaps give us an address to send it to.
	It is the handsome No Agenda Signet Knight or Dame Ring.
	It comes with wax to seal your important correspondence and of course a certificate of authenticity.
	Thank you again for supporting the show to such unbelievable heights and for supporting the No Agenda Show, for supporting value for value.
	All right, many meetups and I even have some promos.
	This is Varmundt in the Netherlands who are looking at putting together a hooey-hooey Halloween meetup.
	Hello everybody!
	It's time for hooey-hooey Halloween!
	Hello, everybody.
	It's live for Hooey Hooey Halloween.
	When we rocked over 29th, we're at the normal mouthful.
	RSVP and noagenda meetup.com.
	All right.
	Any feedback on that, John, for production feedback that you have on the Hooey Hooey promo?
	Could be better.
	I couldn't really understand.
	You need to punch up the date and the time, maybe.
	Everything else, I like it.
	I like the morning zoo feel.
	Let's see how North Idaho, the sanity brigade, does on the promo front.
	In morning, slaves of the racist and homophobic Pacific Northwest.
	The North Idaho Sanity Brigade sends down a decree to all plebs.
	Every fourth Thursday of every month shall henceforth be known as Nay Day.
	Bring your family, your bonnie lass, and your dog and celebrate with your fellow slaves of Gitmo Nation.
	See, that's pretty good.
	I like that one.
	Yeah, it's better.
	Let's see, how was the meet-up in Utrecht, the Netherlands?
	Here's a report.
	In the morning, this is Sir Hendrik, Knight of the Blank Sabre, from Florin, in Utrecht, the most authentic English pub on the European continent, according to the BBC.
	And I'm here with a future Sir Jaap, from the Sustainable Development Valley Food Hub, Eat More Bugs.
	Papal David, live from the pub, long live the Queen!
	So, Guus Kedaver, stay safe!
	And healthy!
	This is the freshly knighted Sir Justabuzz and this meetup is AMAZING!
	Sir Hierko, knight of the papals, gift him a few frets.
	We're thinking to order the Irish bangers and mash, but it's already enough of a sausage fest as it is.
	Arno, a wonderful meetup with wonderful people.
	This is Sebastian, in the morning.
	And this is our group, in the morning.
	All right, we need some dames down there in that Utrecht meetup sausage fest.
	Tysons, how was their meetup?
	We're at the Tyson's Corner No Agenda Meetup, and I'm here with... Roselyn!
	I'm Rosemary from Scotland.
	Christopher from King George.
	This is Insurrectionist Roundy.
	Brian Bowser from King George.
	I'm happy New York is like a party.
	You organized this!
	Yeah, I did!
	Hey, TC girl, in the morning.
	John from Falls Church, in the morning.
	And this is Tom Starkweather, back where it all started, in Northern Virginia!
	In the morning!
	It's true!
	First meet-up, Hot Pocket Store, Northern Virginia.
	Meetups today, Shrink My Amygdalae, 2 o'clock, Mountain's Already Underwear, that is Albuquerque, New Mexico, Urban 360 Pizza.
	We have Southside Irish Slaves at 4 o'clock at the Franklin Public House in Palos Heights, Illinois, so just about to kick off.
	Piney Woods Chapter Farewell Tour for 33, Chicago Time, Rotolo's Pizzeria, Longview, Texas, Dirty Jersey Horror organizing.
	Then on Wednesday, Fort Wayne Red Pillars Club 33 meet up at 633 at What's Up Pub & Grub in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
	That should be a good one.
	The local 919 meetup, Thursday, Thursday at 6.30 at Fortnight Brewing in Cary, North Carolina.
	And this was Thursday and also on Thursday, Charlotte's Thursday 3rd.
	Thursday monthly, 7 o'clock, Ed's Tavern, Charlotte, North Carolina.
	Just a few, just a handful of the wonderful meetups you can be attending that you need to experience at least once.
	You're selling yourself short if you just listen to the podcast.
	That's one thing.
	If you support the show, sending value back, that's the next level.
	You want to go to the next level, you got to go to a meetup.
	noagendameetups.com.
	If you can't find one, start one yourself.
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you won't be, triggered or held lame.
	You want to be where everybody feels the same.
	And, uh, I forgot to read Matthew Medina's note, who was knighted today, and the reason for that is, uh, he was, uh, uh, well, here it is.
	I made my first donation to Show 75.
	Eventually, I eventually started with a $5 monthly donation, then moved to $33.33 a month.
	It did take a few years as a douchebag due to unexpected expenses, but I made it, and others can as well.
	At the table, please have a nice light roast Guatemalan Antigua and a tiramisu.
	No one ever thinks of dessert!
	Yes, I apologize.
	I will, um, I'll have that ordered.
	Well, we had it here, but no one else got to eat it, so I'll have it for the next, uh, next nighting ceremony as well.
	Thank you very much, Matthew.
	I appreciate that.
	Uh, isos.
	I got a lot of isos today.
	Good, because I have zero.
	Oh, well, then you will have the pick of the litter, won't you?
	Okay, uh... Dude, you just blew my mind!
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay.
	Underwhelmed.
	Alright.
	Stick it to the man!
	Okay.
	Uh... We have this one.
	I'm smokin' some good ganja!
	Okay.
	Here's one I liked.
	I'm lit, right?
	I'm lit.
	That was... So far, I don't like any of them.
	Uh, then I thought this was just...
	Actually, this is one of twins whose mom is clearly terrorizing them.
	Let me see.
	They sent me a compilation.
	Get the twins to do that together.
	Well, I think they sent me a compilation of the twins.
	Hold on a second.
	Let's see what this is.
	In the morning!
	In the morning again!
	In the morning!
	In the morning, Mama!
	Good morning!
	Good morning, sir!
	Good morning, mama!
	Do you like anything you heard?
	I kind of like the Kanye one.
	I thought that was cute.
	Mm-hmm.
	I think that's... Go over the first couple again.
	Skip the first one.
	Do the third one.
	The third one was... I'm smoking some good ganja!
	No, that's no good.
	No, this one.
	I thought you liked this one.
	Stick it to the man!
	You know, if it was louder... Well, I can make it... Well, hold on a second.
	It's... You're right.
	It is very, uh, under-modulated.
	Hold on.
	We have the technology.
	Stick it to the man!
	And... Stick it to the man, is that what he's saying?
	Yes.
	And then we have... I'm lit, right?
	I'm lit.
	And that's a Kanye.
	I think stick it to the man would be good.
	Okay, let me jack up the... Let me boost it.
	I think he's boosting.
	Big time.
	He needs a boosting, man.
	We need to boost.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Well, certainly, surely you have something to roll us out with.
	I got a couple of things.
	I want two clips.
	We'll get it out of the way.
	This is about Biden and the situation with the Saudis and this lawsuit that's going on.
	Let's play Biden and the Saudis.
	This is the NPR clip.
	Then I have one follow up and it will be done.
	President Biden took a lot of heat for his meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman this summer.
	That was in part because, as a candidate, Biden said he believed the Crown Prince had personally ordered the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, the Saudi journalist and Washington Post columnist.
	Here's Biden during a CNN primary debate.
	Khashoggi was, in fact, murdered and dismembered, and I believe in the order of the Crown Prince.
	And I would make it very clear, we were not going to, in fact, sell more weapons to them.
	We were going to, in fact, make them pay the price and make them, in fact, the pariah that they are.
	A U.S.
	intelligence report also concluded that the Crown Prince had approved the operation that led to the brutal killing of Khashoggi at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul.
	But when he took office, Biden decided he wanted to, quote, reorient, but not rupture, the U.S.-Saudi relationship.
	As his National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan put it, The Middle East remains a strategically vital region, and as he has said, is not going to leave an American vacuum here to China and Russia.
	So Biden did meet with the Crown Prince, Saudi Arabia's de facto leader, during a trip to the Middle East, and it hit the jarring notes you might expect.
	Instead of a handshake, the two leaders bumped fists, which the publisher of the Washington Post described as shameful.
	Jamal Khashoggi's fiancee tweeted that the blood of Mohammed bin Salman's next victim was on Biden's hands.
	Transferred right off of MBS to Biden's fist.
	Yeah, I like the way they make a big fuss about this guy killing Khashoggi, as though our agencies and government has never done anything, including the drone attacks on some poor kid of one of the guys we hated.
	Do you remember that?
	Yeah, the 16-year-old, sure.
	Having a coffee.
	Having a coffee by himself in a cafe.
	Let's kill him.
	It was Kill List Tuesday.
	And so it's kill list, the kill list.
	So let's go to white.
	This is WH Biden, Saudis, uh, corruption.
	This is an interesting clip.
	Oh, hold on a second.
	This is a different one.
	Uh, here we go.
	A U.S.
	House representative is questioning whether the Biden administration coordinated with a foreign government to influence the midterm elections.
	The representative now wants this situation to be investigated.
	Representative Tom Tiffany is requesting an investigation into a White House request that Saudi Arabia delay oil production cuts until after the midterms.
	The representative on Thursday urged House Speaker Nancy Pelosi to investigate the issue.
	In a statement, Tiffany said, These are very serious allegations, and if the Biden administration did, in fact, attempt to coordinate with a foreign government to influence the U.S.
	election, that's something the American people deserve to know.
	Tiffany's request comes after Saudi Arabia's foreign minister suggested in an official statement on Wednesday that the Biden administration asked the kingdom to postpone the cuts decision for a month.
	In a letter to Pelosi, the representative said that if the claim is true, it may very well constitute an illegal solicitation of a foreign-local contribution by the White House on behalf of Democrats' midterm campaign efforts.
	He also demands that the White House immediately release the transcript from the last month of any calls between the Biden administration and Saudi officials.
	Perfect phone call!
	According to the New York Post, White House officials on Thursday confirmed that they asked Saudi Arabia to delay cuts until the next OPEC meeting in December, saying there was no market basis to cut production targets.
	This is how you do it.
	This is how you get rid of Joe.
	If this was Trump, he'd already be impeached.
	Totally!
	It's taking forever.
	No, the kicker in there was, I rang the bell, is when the foreign minister, the Saudi foreign minister said, this was done on purpose.
	Oh yeah.
	So the Saudis don't like somebody and Biden seems to be the guy?
	Or just the whole State Department?
	Or they like Jared and Trump.
	I'm still going to leave that on the table.
	Jared got a $2 billion deal out of this.
	I'm going to leave all that on the table.
	Well, they probably still do like them, but that doesn't mean they have to dislike Biden as much as they do, or they'd leak that document.
	There's no reason to send that out, saying that Biden was asking for this favor.
	Excuse me, Biden's out there, the whole regime is saying, well, they killed Khashoggi, they got blood on their hands.
	Of course they don't like him.
	No, I understand.
	They're irked.
	Yes.
	It's like the accusation's kind of sticking, if you hadn't noticed.
	Yeah.
	All right.
	And by the way, Lockheed Martin and Grumman and Raytheon are not too happy about Biden, you know, threatening to cut off their sales to the Saudis.
	That's hundreds of billions of dollars.
	Unless Jake Sullivan has got some wars he wants to kick off in Africa, I think we should move some heavy artillery to Haiti.
	Why not?
	It's not gonna be $350 billion worth of F-35s.
	There's no way that you can make up for that loss.
	That barbecue guy is a bad dude.
	Yeah.
	Might need a lot.
	I think you need a few rifles.
	Alright, I'll leave us with a 26 second clip of a recent protest in New York City.
	They are back.
	I don't know why.
	But the birds aren't real protests are cropping up again.
	Yeah!
	Word is on real!
	Birds aren't real!
	Birds aren't real The bird's not real thing has always fascinated me.
	I have no idea.
	Maybe it's a signal of some sort.
	Well, these questions and more will remain unanswered on the next No Agenda, which we'll bring to you on Thursday.
	Stay tuned if you're listening in one of those swanky new podcast apps, or if you're checking us out at trollroom.io.
	We've got Hog Story Live plugging in right after we're done.
	End of show mixes from the always effervescent Clip Custodian, Neil Jones, and we've got these laughs, Birthday Boy.
	Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region No.
	6 in the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry.
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, where I remain, I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We return on Thursday right here with another No Agenda.
	Until then, remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA.
	Adios, mofos.
	Hooey hooey and such.
	Hells.
	That was...
	The individuals die through the consumption of fentanyl because they stop breathing.
	Officials in Los Angeles announcing they will now stock the anti-overdose medication Narcan in every school in the district.
	K-12.
	K-12.
	Well, tonight, a warning about colorful pills and powder that look like candy or sidewalk chalk.
	Pills.
	The colors of candy.
	Colorful.
	Pills.
	This is every parent's worst nightmare as Halloween fast approaches.
	They stop breathing.
	Doctors especially concerned the pills may appeal to teens or young adults.
	Pills.
	Fentanyl.
	Fentanyl.
	Tonight police are revealing new details after a major drug bust in Phoenix.
	Authorities seizing more than a million fentanyl pills.
	Fentanyl pills.
	Fentanyl.
	And agents in Arizona stopped another creative smuggling attempt.
	They say a trafficker used an ice chest full of tamales to stash 2,100 fentanyl pills.
	15,000 rainbow fentanyl pills seized from a car just days ago.
	Many of them found in this yellow Lego box.
	Colorful pills.
	Pills.
	To give up my God, you have lost your mind.
	Thank you.
	He made up in his mind he would not give away his faith in order to placate his culture.
	Kanye said I might not be right now, but I'm right.
	You're now tuning to Fox News tonight.
	Last week, after that Tucker Carlson interview, part one and two, all anybody could say was, how dare he say Jew?
	Lost in the third rail, banned from LeBron's episode of The Shock by me, put in liberal jail.
	White Lives Matter shirts, they didn't tuck their tail.
	The PLM doc dropped as well.
	Can't wait to 2024 to see my man Ye back on tour.
	Maybe the campaign trail dismiss him like a guppy to a whale.
	They kind of dismiss him like a guppy to a whale.
	Fair Kanye talking about family first.
	That's a fairer Kanye, cause they want a fairer Kanye.
	Fair for who to say?
	Independent black man talking about God is kind of scary anyway.
	I'ma go to your school, but I ain't gonna give up my guard.
	I'll take your job, but I ain't gonna give up my guard.
	I'll spend your money, but I ain't gonna give up my guard.
	I'll be your friend!
	The best podcast in the universe!
	Adios, mofo.
	Dvorak.org.
	Slash N-A.

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