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1546: Cat Hole

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	He's slippery.
	He's slippery.
	He's very, very slippery.
	Adam Curry, John C. Devorak.
	It's Thursday, April 13th, 2023.
	This is your award-winning Game of All Nation Media Assassination, Episode 1546.
	This is No Agenda.
	Fish flopping in Fort Lauderdale.
	I agree.
	Broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA region number six in the morning, everybody.
	I'm Adam Curry.
	And from northern Silicon Valley, where we've all noticed that Jamie Oliver cannot cook those meals in 15 minutes.
	He's full of it.
	I'm John C. DeMorak.
	It's Craig Vaughn and Buzzkill.
	In the morning.
	I agree.
	I agree.
	It's a sham, man.
	Lookin' at that guy.
	Totally.
	Yeah, it's a total sham.
	Total sham.
	I had Horowitz.
	I was texting with Horowitz up until like 11 last night.
	11.30.
	What's he up to?
	He was freakin' out.
	About what?
	Oh, you didn't hear about the flooding?
	Oh yeah, wow, yeah.
	Yeah, I'm surprised he didn't get flooded.
	So he had, well, there was two more feet to go at around 11.30 before his house would start flooding and the high tide wasn't expected until 3 a.m.
	Yeah, he'd be up all night.
	Of course he was!
	Have you seen, did you see the films of this?
	It's unbelievable.
	Let's get back to South Florida where over 20 inches of rain fell yesterday into the overnight through parts of South Florida.
	Catastrophic flash flooding as supercells stalled, even spun up multiple tornadic circulations, but the water was everywhere.
	With nowhere to go, and it just kept coming.
	This person trying to walk through the water with luggage at the Fort Lauderdale Airport, which was closed.
	Look at this.
	Water easily up to their knees.
	You can barely make out where the road, where the sidewalk is.
	And this person, even swimming in the street.
	Tornadic circulations.
	I like that.
	I was looking at this report last night.
	They were talking about moments of eight inches of rain an hour.
	It was insane.
	And so he wound up six inches short of flooding.
	Well, he got lucky.
	Have you ever been to his house there in Fort Lauderdale?
	No.
	So, you know, it's not a big house, but he has a small dock and his boat is parked right out back.
	And so the boat was almost floating into his backyard, his barbecue, his whole tiki hut, I think.
	I don't know.
	Stuff was floating away.
	And he had just six inches before the house would flood.
	That's crazy, that's crazy.
	Well, of course, we know obviously that this is climate change, and right on cue, ABC!
	This morning, a new study warns sea levels are rising in the south, accelerating rapidly since 2010, putting tens of millions in the path of future floods.
	We haven't...
	seen anything comparable over the past century.
	The study's co-author says sea levels along the southeast and gulf coasts are rising at rates unprecedented in at least 120 years, rising nearly five inches just since 2010.
	That's about double the average global rate.
	Sea levels are not only increasing along the coast there, but it extends into the adjacent North Atlantic Ocean and into the Caribbean Sea here.
	Humans in part to blame for the rising sea levels due to greenhouse gases and aerosols.
	We could attribute approximately 40% of the acceleration to man-made climate change.
	But 60% of it is natural climate variability, natural ups and downs that always occur.
	Researchers say hurricanes have been more severe in recent years due to higher sea levels and storm surge, including Hurricane Michael in 2018.
	It's been very traumatic.
	I just, I can't hardly eat.
	I can't hardly sleep.
	It's unthinkable.
	Michael hit Florida's panhandle as a category five.
	And Hurricane Ian last year claimed the lives of more than 100 people in Florida.
	I don't have a house.
	I don't know where to go.
	I don't know where to live.
	Scientists continue to warn that we need to turn to clean energy, but we also must adapt to the higher sea levels because they say we may not see the full impact of the changes we make today for generations.
	Oh, we'll keep this going for generations!
	Nice, nice.
	You know, I'm very disappointed though.
	Not a single report that had fish flopping in Miami.
	You know, I was going to say the same thing.
	Where are the fish?
	Where are the fish flopping around?
	But man, the climate change, they're really coming down now, especially in California.
	I'm sure you've heard about this law that passed About electricity rates and that you know the well you have PSE&G and SDG&E and all these different electricity companies have to come up with ways to implement this law.
	Did you hear about this law?
	Probably.
	Equity law?
	Yeah, listen to those.
	Oh, the equity law.
	Oh yeah, that'll stop climate change.
	No, no, it won't, but it'll make people poor.
	This change wouldn't go into effect for at least another year or more.
	Essentially, people would be billed based on their income.
	So while a lot of customers will wind up saving money, others could pay more.
	The state legislature passed a law last year that requires a real fundamental change in how electricity is priced in the state of California.
	That law, says Scott Kreider, STG&E's Vice President of External Affairs and Operations Support, requires California utility companies come up with a fixed rate plan as a way to help stabilize rates and make billing more equitable.
	Kreider sat down with me to talk about STG&E's joint proposal with PG&E and SoCal Edison, saying it differs greatly from how customers are billed now.
	Currently, you not only pay for how much electricity your household uses, but other things, such as how that electricity is delivered.
	Both prices vary month to month.
	SDG&E's plan is to offer residential customers a fixed delivery rate every month, no matter how much electricity is used.
	By having a fixed price for the delivery portion.
	Hold on, hold on.
	John, when this gets implemented, I am sending 20 Bitcoin miners to your house.
	Because we can just use as much as we want and print Bitcoin for free, basically.
	This is crazy!
	We can actually reduce the remaining electricity rate by about 42%.
	Oh, we're going to reduce?
	Everyone's going to win, of course!
	How could that look like under the current billing system of 47 cents per kilowatt hour?
	The average customer pays $188 per month.
	Under the fixed rate proposal, they pay $181.
	Here's a breakdown of where you'd fall based on your income.
	Pay attention.
	Households making less than $28,000 a year would pay a fixed delivery rate of $24 per month.
	Under $69,000, that fixed price goes up to $34.
	Between $69,000 and $180,000, $73.
	Households making over $180,000 will pay $128 a month.
	Under $69,000, that fixed price goes up to $34.
	Between $69,000 and $180,000, $73.
	Households making over $180,000 will pay $128 a month.
	Everyone's average kilowatt hour rate drops from $0.47 to $0.27.
	This proposal is income-based, but some people feel uncomfortable about giving away their financial information.
	What's your response to that?
	We agree.
	We don't want customers' financial information.
	Our perspective is the state is very capable to be able to do this and really be able to send us the data that's needed.
	Man, I lived in Los Angeles in 2009, but I was not paying $188 a month for electricity.
	I'm not paying.
	I mean, I'll take that.
	Everything they said, I'm in.
	Yeah, but you don't think that's actually true.
	I mean, how can they do that?
	They're not going to do it.
	It's bullcrap.
	Well, what do you mean?
	It's a law that passed and they're implementing.
	It's a law that hasn't been implemented and the reason they pushed these off so it's not implemented right away is so the courts can come in and say, no, you can't do this because it's illegal.
	And then it gets kicked back and then the governor goes, well, I tried, I tried, but the courts...
	I've seen this a million times.
	It's California politics.
	Okay, well that makes me feel better for you.
	It's sad about my Bitcoin.
	I was going to get a good deal from the sounds of it.
	Yeah, well I was saving for the Bitcoin miners.
	I'm ready.
	Let's go, go, go!
	Hey, does Jay have room?
	I mean, no wait, JC in his house there?
	Everybody's got enough room for a few miners.
	I'll throw a few miners your way.
	Wow!
	But I mean, it's just...
	Wow, what is squeaking?
	Is that your chair?
	That is a squeak.
	Sorry.
	My chair.
	But I was reading about tech companies.
	Bloomberg.
	So Bloomberg is all in on this.
	And they had Autodesk.
	Autodesk, a big company, aren't they, Autodesk?
	Oh yeah, huge!
	Autodesk, this is from Bloomberg, is proud of its bona fides as a clean company.
	Bonafides.
	I like bona fides.
	Bonafides, okay.
	It reports dwindling emissions and invests millions in technology aimed at improving the environment.
	There's one hitch!
	Watch this company become uninvestable.
	Its software is used to design and operate machinery for the biggest coal mine complex in Europe.
	Production at the pits, owned by German energy giant... Go after Microsoft then!
	Everywhere in the world, exactly!
	It's being expanded ahead of the 2030 phase out of the highly polluting energy source.
	Climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained there in January.
	So, yeah, they're going after them now.
	They're uninvestable because they are not green.
	They're going to get a bad ESG score.
	Yeah, good.
	Oh, man.
	Greta Thunberg.
	So, on the heels of all this, you know, they continue to push.
	Fake meat, manufactured meat, you know, just no meat.
	That's probably the hardest push, no meat at all.
	CNN, coming right in on cue with another one of these bullcrap companies.
	We've developed modular platforms that can 3D print meat, real meat.
	Not something that mimics sweets.
	So it all starts with a cell that is collected from a real animal in an ethical way, without harming the animal.
	A real animal!
	Afterwards, we differentiate the cells into either muscle cells or fat cells.
	We load the cells into our bio-ink and load them into our printers.
	We can decide exactly what's the fat percentage and composition of the steak.
	After we 3D print the steak, we take it in an incubation and maturation process, meaning that the muscle fibers connect one to each other.
	Nice.
	And as this whole industry will evolve, we will see more advanced products that will replace the steak that we are used to eat in the restaurant.
	How about the steak I eat at home?
	Forget the restaurant.
	Yeah, they're pushing it.
	I mean, the process looks completely undoable.
	But even in the Netherlands...
	They're now saying, you know, too much red meat that people consume, the Dutch, the Dutch is really costing seven and a half euros per kilo in health care costs, you see.
	Because you eat the red meat and you get sick and then everyone has to pay for your colon cancer.
	So they want to increase a tax of seven euros per kilo of meat.
	And of course, the Netherlands is the number one country.
	So it's about $3.50 a pound on top of what you're already paying.
	Correct.
	About that, yeah.
	Yeah, in tax.
	And the Netherlands is the number one country for food texture and taste products, chemicals.
	Yeah, so this sounds like this tax is just done for the purposes of pushing their own businesses.
	Yeah, marketing.
	Marketing the other company.
	It's a marketing scam.
	So Texas Slim came by.
	He stopped over on one of his many travels.
	He had just come back from promoting the Beef Initiative in Australia, so I got a kind of a boots on the ground in Australia.
	He says, and I hate to say it for our producers, he says Australia is lost.
	He said it's a food desert, everyone's eating colorful packaged chemicals, They literally are getting, you know, crap beef from China, or whatever it is, or through China, but it's not even Australian beef.
	And he gave me a five.
	Yeah, because God knows there's not enough space in Australia to have a herd of cattle.
	Well, they take that cattle and the Chinese eat it as caviar.
	That's the whole joke of it.
	And so he brought me back one of those new Australian five dollar bills.
	Plastic.
	Plastic, but check it out.
	So the whole thing is plastic.
	But the middle part, probably about an inch in width, is clear plastic.
	It's almost like the bill is disintegrating before your eyes.
	And there's this little hole, which I'm sure is like some plastic watermark to prove its authenticity.
	And that's also clear.
	So the bill looks like it's dissolving, which of course is a beautiful metaphor.
	And he says, everybody is on electronic money.
	They don't even use the plastic money anymore.
	And all of it's being tracked.
	And they're getting their carbon credit score on their credit card bills or their debit card bills.
	They're lost.
	They're gonna be completely under control.
	I feel that.
	Yeah, well this began when they took all their guns away.
	The guns away, exactly.
	That's what he said, everyone says.
	And also there's some, you know, this whole push for Africa.
	That we've been seeing from, you know, certainly European countries, Russia, China, and pathetic attempts by Abe Lincoln and Kamala Harris.
	That apparently is also to raise beef in Africa.
	Might as well do it there, so we can have our cell-cultured meat here.
	I haven't heard that.
	Yeah, this is new.
	This is new.
	Yep.
	It's Africa.
	That's where they want to, you know, on the download.
	Make that the breadbasket.
	It's cheap.
	Come on, it's cheap.
	They got plenty of land.
	Yeah, it's cheap.
	It's good.
	Oh, all right.
	So got that off my chest.
	We're all going to die from climate change, everybody.
	But don't worry, everything we're doing now will take generations to see the effects.
	So let's keep it going.
	What's the point?
	Keep the train rolling.
	Keep it rolling, people.
	Now, of course, before then, we will all die from AI.
	Artificial intelligence.
	I was talking to Christina.
	Christina's pretty level-headed.
	But she even got the programming.
	Dad, I think we're all gonna die.
	AI's gonna take over.
	It's thinking for itself now.
	Christina.
	Thinking for itself, yeah.
	Yeah, yeah.
	My new line is, AI will become real when enough humans trust it to achieve idiocracy.
	That's when, yeah, then we'll die when we think that Gatorade will save us.
	Electrolytes.
	Electrolytes.
	So how do you do this?
	How do you start to shepherd this, well you and I agree, total bullcrap in, this this unaffordable bullcrap where they have no business model for it.
	No one's gonna pay for a chat GPT command line.
	So the first thing you do is you create news anchors which are wholly unconvincing.
	Time to check the pulse in Uh-Oh, Rhiannon.
	We begin with some TV debuts making us nervous about our job security.
	That's because their new anchors are powered by artificial intelligence.
	First, there's Santa, who's anchoring daily news updates on India today.
	Her boss calls her tireless and ageless.
	She started by doing the weather.
	Thank you for that.
	It's really good to have the sun back.
	I don't really like the cold or rain, but that's the national capital.
	Joining the ranks of AI anchors is Feta from Kuwaiti News.
	She's updating the news on Twitter.
	Okay, very convincing.
	We should be very afraid of this.
	But yet we've got another little chink there, another little chink in the armor.
	I like the Feta as a name because it's usually pretty cheesy.
	Well, unfortunately they write it F-E-D-H-A, I guess it's some Arabic name, but Feta works for me too as cheese.
	But now we've got to go to France 24, where they're hyping it up because Alibaba's coming!
	Yeah, in China we're seeing a lot of movement on this front because a new artificial intelligence model has now been released by Alibaba, no less, just as authorities in Beijing are looking to impose their own rules on this sector.
	Now, Alibaba has released a generative artificial intelligence platform designed to rival the Microsoft-backed ChatGPT.
	Google and Chinese tech giant Baidu are among those to have already unveiled similar platforms.
	Now Alibaba says its version will be integrated into its own apps in the near future.
	The chatbot is called Tongui Tianwen, which means truth from a thousand questions.
	It's said to be able to draft letters or trip itineraries, advise shoppers on what cosmetics to buy, and even summarize meeting notes.
	But it's unlikely to have free reign, because China's Cyberspace Security Administration published its own guidelines for artificial intelligence, saying that a security assessment will be required before they're allowed to go live.
	Chatbots in China will have to, quote, reflect the core values of socialism and not subvert state power.
	Developers will also have to ensure the technology doesn't discriminate based on ethnicity, race, or gender, and that it doesn't generate false information.
	Now we don't know how those draft rules might actually be implemented, but governments and business leaders around the world are paying close attention to this fast-developing sector.
	Italy has banned chat GPT altogether, and figures within the tech industry, including Elon Musk, have warned that things could spin out of control if the technology is rolled out too quickly.
	Quickly.
	Oh, it's going to spin out of... It's going to spin out of control.
	Yeah, she's completely breathless.
	Yeah, well, she sees her job is on the line.
	She sees FEDA coming up.
	Well, in her case... Might not be bad, but the best report I got... And now this is so full of holes.
	Is this from Arizona, local television?
	They had a whole pack- I'm not even gonna play the opening headline.
	Do-do-do-do-do!
	Scary, scary, scary!
	Oh no, AI!
	Here, straight into the package.
	The phone number was unfamiliar.
	Jennifer DiStefano almost let it go to voicemail.
	But her 15-year-old was out of town skiing.
	Maybe there had been an accident.
	I pick up the phone and I hear my daughter's voice and it says, Mom.
	And she's sobbing.
	And I said, what happened?
	And she's like, Mom, I messed up.
	And she's sobbing and crying.
	And then I hear a man's voice say, put your head back, lie down.
	And I'm like, wait, what's going on?
	And this man gets on the phone and he's like, Listen here, I've got your daughter, this is how it's gonna go down.
	You call the police, you call anybody, I'm gonna pop her stomach so full of drugs I'm gonna have my way with her and I'm gonna drop her off in Mexico.
	And at that moment I just started shaking, I'm like, what?
	And in the background she's going, help me mom, please, help me, help me, bawling.
	And you have absolutely no doubt in your mind that that was her voice?
	Oh, 100% her voice.
	100% her voice.
	It was never a question of You know, who is this?
	It was completely her voice.
	It was her inflection.
	It was the way she would have cried.
	I never doubted for one second it was her.
	That's the freaky part that really got me to my core.
	But the 15-year-old never said any of it.
	It was just a clone created by artificial intelligence.
	You can no longer trust your ears.
	Oh yeah, or bring in the Indian guy, he's an expert.
	Kamalpati is a computer science professor at Arizona State who specializes in AI.
	He says voice cloning technology is rapidly improving.
	Now there are ways in which you can do this with just three seconds of your voice.
	So with the three seconds it can come extremely close to how exactly you sound.
	And you don't even need any special equipment.
	I chose a free program for a test, and I'm not actually talking.
	So then she does her own voice, which doesn't sound like her at all.
	You know, this scam that was just described by this woman, who's the fake kidnapping, that has been, that's decades old.
	But also... And they have, you know, they'll have somebody in the back, Mom, help me mother!
	And it's, oh, this is my daughter.
	She, you know, you imagine it's her.
	And meanwhile, your daughter's at school.
	This is nothing new.
	Well, notice the kid was on a skiing trip.
	I'm thinking they were punking her mom or doing something or, you know, this.
	And the whole story, never come back to it.
	How do we know that it wasn't true?
	How do we, we don't know any of this.
	And this mom, I'm sorry.
	First she says, she doesn't sound distressed at all about this horrible thing that happened to her.
	And she couldn't say, 100% my daughter, 100% my daughter.
	But these types of stories, you know, literally this news reporter, I think, got an instruction, do a story.
	Okay, I'll find something, don't worry.
	No, that's exactly how it works.
	And we're not always wrong when we look at stories that have a different headline.
	Today, just before the show, I read, Arrest made in San Francisco killing of Bob Lee.
	Remember the guy who got stabbed?
	Right.
	Tech exec's alleged killer also worked in tech.
	It appears they were in the same car, there was some kind of argument, and the guy stabs him.
	The guy's been arrested.
	It was sold to us as crime in San Francisco.
	Huh.
	And what did we say?
	Sounds like a hit.
	Yeah, that's what the first thing comes to mind, the way they described the situation.
	Yeah.
	So... We'll see.
	Well, I mean, the guy's arrested.
	As they told us about, he was roaming around, walking around the streets.
	Yeah.
	Not walking around, stabbed.
	And then somebody came up to him and they saw they have video.
	Yep.
	Guy stabs him for no good reason and runs off and they can't find the guy.
	Now, how does that even work?
	If he was already stabbed in a car and then, what, was he kicked out of the car?
	I know, I'm still waiting for the hit reporting.
	The whole thing seems dubious.
	Yes, of course it's dubious.
	All of the news is dubious.
	You know, a lot of this AI bot thing, I think a lot of it might be also a setup, minor one, but a setup For the idea that the Chinese are running these pro-Trump bots.
	Oh yeah, and of course Elon isn't stopping them on Twitter.
	Well, I have a report.
	My friend Laura Lopez from PBS is the woman who claims that the riots in 2020, the George Floyd riots, were a right wing riot.
	Right wing in Portland.
	Yeah, yeah, sure.
	So she made that assertion and has somebody on to prove it.
	She gets weird.
	You know what it is?
	I think she's She finds these weird guests and in this case you're going to have to kind of bear with who's actually in this report and then you'll see it's, it's just, they're no good.
	Okay.
	Let's listen to this.
	This is PBS Laura Lopez.
	I got Rudian.
	I don't know what that even supposed to mean.
	Russian?
	Rudian bots won.
	In the wake of former President Donald Trump's indictment, there's been an explosion of foreign interference aimed at dividing the American electorate and sowing distrust in institutions.
	Laura Barone Lopez brings us this exclusive... Selling distrust?
	Hold on.
	Selling distrust in institutions?
	Did they have a price tag?
	What does this lead in?
	Selling distrust in institutions.
	That by itself is dubious.
	PBS NewsHour has been dubious.
	Did she say sowing or selling?
	I heard selling.
	Was it sowing?
	She said selling.
	Or maybe she said sowing.
	Let's listen again.
	Dividing the American electorate and sowing distrust.
	Okay, sowing.
	I'll take sowing.
	But even then- Dividing the American electorate- Best price.
	And sparing distrust in institutions.
	Laura Barone Lopez brings us this exclusive data.
	New research shared first with NewsHour shows a covert effort by Russian and Chinese backed actors to interfere with American news and opinions about Trump's arrest.
	The analysis comes from the global security and intelligence firm Sufon Center and the data science firm Limbic.
	Here is what they learned.
	As news of the indictment broke and Trump was arraigned, the volume of online posts about the former president spiked, going from the typical 26,000 posts every day to more than 448,000.
	Helping drive that engagement were automated fake accounts, known as bots.
	These accounts are closely linked to the Russian and Chinese governments, operating with the tacit approval of the state.
	They share Russian and Chinese state media articles across multiple platforms or retweet them.
	And on Twitter, they amplified support for Trump during the arraignment.
	Amplified?
	Oh, they amplified.
	Okay, the Su-Fan Center.
	This is a new actor.
	Yeah.
	First of all, before you start looking both these guys up, I'll tell you a couple things.
	They're intelligence wannabes, both of them.
	Started by former FBI Special Agent Ali Soufan.
	Yeah, he's the one guy who's got some connection.
	But it's a wannabe operation.
	You can tell there's no connection.
	The limbic is worse.
	The limbic guy who she brings on never says that he's the founder.
	Ever.
	He just has like one of the many employees.
	In fact, he's the founder.
	And I look, you couldn't, you can't find anything.
	If you go to their website, L-I-M-B-I-K, the limbic.com, it's, it's, it's still, all that's missing is the guy with the pickaxe under construction thing, you know, that's kind of all that's missing.
	Wait, wait, he has one link, our product.
	Our product is Defense Operating System.
	It empowers partners to prepare for leverage and respond to information threats at scale.
	At scale!
	So, you have to look at this website that's not finished and realize that this company started seven years ago!
	And TSG, the Soufan Center, is one of their partners.
	Of course!
	But stay tuned for an update to our site soon!
	Seven years have gone by.
	I looked into this guy.
	He does have a LinkedIn page and it talks about how he started this operation seven years ago and he can't do a website.
	I mean, that's almost as bad as us.
	Yeah, I don't want to hear it.
	And it's not almost as bad.
	To unpack what this means and what we can do going forward, I'm joined by two of the experts behind these findings.
	Colin Clark of the Suphon Center and Zach Schwitzke of Limbic.
	Zach and Colin, thanks for joining.
	Colin, first to you.
	This is great!
	I cannot believe that this made it on to PBS.
	Or can I?
	This Laura Lopez woman, this is her whole specialty.
	She's gullible, that's what it is.
	She's gullible.
	I think so.
	Yeah, she's just like, oh, oh.
	And by the way, the guy from the Suphon Center, he looks like Agent Smith.
	He's got the whole skinny black tie, the whole thing going on.
	Yeah, good luck with that.
	Colin, thanks for joining.
	Colin, first to you.
	Millions of people across the world post on social media about news every day, all the time.
	Why should people be alarmed about these findings?
	Well, I think there's a couple of reasons, and I'll give you two in particular.
	One is the intent behind the actors.
	These are Russian and Chinese-linked actors that are seeking to divide the United States.
	They want to weaken the U.S., and they do that by driving debate on divisive topics.
	Also, the political environment that we're currently in, the current climate is highly partisan and polarized, and so it's tailor-made for these types of interventions.
	The second is that they're pushing their own narratives.
	They're attempting to achieve their own objectives and doing so by spreading false information that then gets picked up by American citizens and passed along.
	And Zach, here's one example of what you guys found.
	You point to a Russian-backed bot, at Peter Davitt, a Gab account that's posting dozens of times a day.
	Gab account?
	Gab account!
	Oh, yeah, she's right on to a Gab account.
	Peter Davitt, a Gab account that's posting dozens of times a day, including this post about Trump's, quote, dodgy indictment.
	Explain what's happening here.
	Yeah, I think it's really interesting to look at this because it's really a symptom of what we're seeing more broadly, that there's inauthentic activity.
	And this is a very good example because you see the image that the profile is used is from American media.
	There's no biography seeing, you know, I think 45,000 posts to Gab and a lot of what we're seeing from this account in particular, which is consistent with a lot of the inauthentic activity is posting a retweeting from publications like RT and platforms like VK.
	This, oh my goodness.
	This is pathetic.
	This is truly, all they got is Gab?
	Gab is their main source of information?
	I mean, by the way.
	I haven't looked at Gab for three, four years.
	I looked at it when it started and that was about it.
	I mean, Suphon, let me just see.
	So they have their 2019 Form 990.
	Shows they had a whopping $400,000 in income.
	No, $578,000.
	Really?
	Yeah.
	Have you looked on their webpage?
	They have about 50 people working there.
	They'll make $10,000 a year?
	Well, let me see.
	None of the directors are making any money.
	Meredith Stricker, the executive director, is making $105,000.
	So they must have spent it on freelancers.
	Where else could it have gone?
	Actually, I can probably tell you.
	We'll enlist her in the next clip while I'm taking a look at that.
	And what was interesting about this situation is normally what we had seen in previous news cycles focused on Trump was it was very positive for the former president in this case.
	And in this example, we started to see state-backed or state-affiliated accounts like this one sort of playing both sides of the former president.
	And RT isn't Russian state media.
	And Colin, this has primarily been a Russian playbook so far, this information warfare.
	Are the Chinese getting in on it, a new element here?
	They are.
	You know, this is, I'm sorry, this reporter, who I think you and I agree was a diversity hire after Judy keeled over and had to leave, this is the Dylan Mulvaney of PBS!
	This is hurting PBS.
	Yes, this is hurting.
	It's not hurting PBS in the least.
	People are lapping this up like there's no tomorrow.
	She brings in sketchy people to do interviews with.
	I don't know what her Rolodex looks like, but it's terrible.
	And of course, you pointed out, I didn't realize this, that both the limbic and the SUFAN operation are interconnected in some way through the back door.
	Partners, partners.
	Yeah.
	They're partners.
	And both of them are losers and phonies.
	So they spend $346,000 on other salaries and compensation outside of the... We have to actually deduct the $115,000 and $150,000 from it.
	So $200,000.
	It's just people who send a couple of invoices.
	I don't know.
	This is just a website, man.
	There's not much going on here.
	Now that was 2019 because they are woefully late on their 990 filings, but who cares?
	Who cares?
	Who cares about 2020, 2021, 2022?
	Well, you gotta remember Limbic Group, he started that seven years ago, still hasn't finished the website.
	Let's finish this.
	So this is the kind of sources she has and brings on to PBS so everyone can lap it up.
	I'm going to pull the clip back a bit.
	And RT is that Russian state media.
	And Colin, this has primarily been a Russian playbook so far, this information warfare.
	Are the Chinese getting in on it, a new element here?
	They are.
	The Russians are in the lead and they do this for a number of reasons.
	One, it's a great return on investment for them.
	It costs pennies of a dollar compared to kind of more kinetic options, attempts to build their own conventional military.
	What?
	Attempts to... Wait a minute.
	Let's hear the end again.
	Hold on.
	Compared to kind of more kinetic options, attempts to build their own conventional military.
	Oh, they don't have a military, I guess.
	No, they use this.
	They use bots, chat bots, instead of building a conventional military.
	It's cheaper.
	That always reminds me of... That's what he said.
	Yes, it's much cheaper because it works.
	We all saw Trump get elected.
	It worked!
	This is good stuff.
	I hope that Laura Lopez has a long career at PBS.
	Oh no, it's going to be fruitful for us.
	Yeah, it will keep us in good graces for a long, long time.
	Very nice.
	So now he continues that the Chinese are taking a clue because why should they spend money on the military when this is cheaper?
	And China is noticing.
	They're seeing that it's effective, that it's cheap, and they're not only helping promote Russian disinformation narratives online, but they're learning in the process.
	And so they're honing their own skills in an attempt to kind of copy the Russian playbook as they roll out and use this in tandem with a more aggressive foreign policy.
	And Zach, we saw Russia, as I just said, do this in 2016.
	Specifically, Senate Intelligence found that in 2016... What happened to it?
	Did you edit something?
	Or did she just go... Nope!
	Let me hear.
	And Zach, we saw Russia, as I just said, do this in 2016.
	Specifically... That was an edit.
	Something went wrong there.
	Either was it her?
	She's sick?
	Or something went wrong?
	We saw Russia, as I just said, do this in 2016.
	Specifically, Senate Intelligence found that, in 2016, that Russia targeted African Americans on social media to create racial divisions.
	Oh, oh, oh, hold on, hold on.
	I just gotta stop this clip here.
	That was the Joy Reid, ADOS, Russian bots.
	Which, Mo, completely destroyed that whole lie.
	It was American descendants of slavery, real people, who were tweeting, but we couldn't have that.
	So then Joy Reid, MSNBC, launched the, oh no, that's Russian bots, and here it is on your PBS state-affiliated media.
	Wait a minute, stop again!
	African-Americans on social media to create racial divisions.
	But now some of these accounts appear harder to attribute directly to Russia.
	So how has this social media information...
	Oh, wait a minute.
	Stop again.
	Now, how are they doing all this attribution if they're harder to attribute?
	Do they have any evidence of anything they're saying?
	I don't know.
	Let's play the clip further and we'll see.
	Fair evolved since 2016.
	Yeah, it's a great question.
	If I can take a step back just for a second.
	The work we do at LIMBIC really first and foremost focuses on, are there narratives related to a particular issue like this Trump indictment or the election in 2016 that are resonating with different audiences across the country?
	And if the answer to that is yes, then we start asking, what should we do about it?
	Who should take that responsibility?
	Where are these narratives originating and who's amplifying them?
	And one of the really interesting things that we've seen from 2016 to now in 2023 is As you mentioned with that Senate intelligence report, the Senate, you know, was able to attribute thousands of artifacts back to Russia.
	And what we're seeing now is a lot of the what appears to be Russian activity is actually originating out of what we call proxy countries, right?
	Where we can attribute it to a country like Nigeria, for example.
	It's like a Russian information operation, but it's difficult to make that direct connection from Nigeria as the country of origin to Russia, even though on the surface it appears to be very much aligned with Russia's interests.
	Oh my lord!
	So now a proxy country is Nigeria?
	Are you kidding me?
	Yeah, that's where the hackers hang out.
	Nigeria is in dire straits.
	Their money has completely collapsed.
	You know, but, you know, they like Bitcoin, so maybe that'll come into play.
	There was an interesting article in New Scientist, interesting from the fact that they're so desperate, they don't know what to say anymore.
	Here's the head, the title of the article.
	We don't have any viable way of countering conspiracy theories.
	Now, of course, that would be because they're bullcrap.
	Or they're true.
	Beliefs in conspiracy theories can damage societies and individuals, but the only effective ways to counter them are impractical, according to a review.
	You see, they did the University College of Cork in Ireland, because, oh yeah, they said that we've tried everything to quash belief in conspiracy theories, and the pre-bunking didn't work.
	Yeah, the pre-bunking.
	You remember that?
	We're gonna tell you something's not true before it's a conspiracy theory.
	Oh, please.
	It is insulting.
	Pre-bunking.
	I forgot all about pre-bunking.
	Meanwhile, when it comes to war...
	An actual war and conspiracy theories and warmongering, and this is about China because I don't know why they're bringing in Russia.
	That's old news, lady.
	No one cares about Russia.
	Now it's all China.
	This is where all the money is going.
	The military-industrial complex needs money, money, money.
	I can't tell you the whole story because I was asked not to talk about other than that.
	There are certain parts that are manufactured in the United States to go into ICBMs.
	Bless you.
	And this company, one of our producers works there, says there's been an incredible increase in orders for this particular part for ICBMs.
	And he actually was like, I'm worried about, you know, we're going to have a nuclear war.
	I'm like, no, this is the whole point.
	Here's what I think.
	from Russia, Ukraine.
	Now we gotta spend money on China, much bigger threat, China.
	And who's leading the charge?
	Numero uno war mongerino, Lindy Hop, Lindsey Graham. - Here's what I think.
	I think they're setting the stage possibly for a blockade of Taiwan, that the communist Chinese party is going to test us dramatically this year and next year before the election.
	So in 1961, the Russians tried to isolate... You see, the Russians are the template.
	They're no longer... There's no longer the Russian play... Well, it is the Russian playbook, actually.
	The Russian playbook, now done by the Chinese!
	So in 1961, the Russians tried to isolate West Berlin, so I'm fearful that the Chinese... Oh, brother!
	How many years ago was that?
	Forty-six... Forty... Sixty years ago.
	He's bringing up... You know, back during the Crimean War in the 1800s... Jeez!
	He's comparing Taiwan.
	Check the calendar.
	He's comparing Taiwan to a blockade of Berlin.
	Yeah.
	Alrighty then.
	That's so comparable.
	...West Berlin, so I'm fearful that the Chinese may be setting conditions to blockade Taiwan in the coming months or weeks, and we need to respond forcefully.
	If they do that, we need to blockade oil shipments coming from the Mideast to China.
	Hold on a second.
	Does this sound like a good idea?
	Now we need to not only blockade Taiwan from the blockade, but we have to blockade oil shipments coming in from the Middle East?
	You know, the guys who don't give a crap about us anymore?
	Really?
	And they're going to run it through pipelines anyway, so how are you going to blockade that?
	But, here's the thing I'm going to ask.
	Does the reporter then ask the question, why don't we just blockade China from shipping us goods?
	Just blockade, just stop the shipment of Chinese goods into the United States and we'll stop paying them for the goods because we're not getting them.
	We'll just do that blockade.
	That seems to be, that would be very effective.
	Wouldn't it, Lindsey?
	Well, first of all, it's Fox News, so already disqualified because they are the warmongering network as well as others.
	And second of all, that doesn't help put money into the military-industrial complex.
	West Berlin, so I'm fearful that the Chinese may be setting conditions to blockade Taiwan in the coming months or weeks, and we need to respond forcefully.
	If they do that, we need to blockade oil shipments coming from the Mideast to China, and let them know if you blockade Taiwan, we're gonna cut off your oil.
	We need to train more aggressively Taiwanese forces so they can fight like the Ukrainians.
	This is starting to sound like Vietnam.
	We gotta train more aggressively Taiwanese forces.
	Do we then send to their death?
	We need to put nuclear-tipped missiles back in our submarines.
	Just a tip!
	Just a tip!
	Nuclear tip!
	Just a tip!
	Biden won't do it.
	The military has asked for nuclear-tipped cruise missiles to be put back in submarines like the Russians did.
	And we need more forces in the region.
	I think if you do those things, you could deter a blockade.
	It sounds, though, like a ratcheting up of the situation, and if Taiwan is not fully equipped, trained, armed, ready for this, we don't want to be leading to World War III.
	I believe it is Shannon.
	Is that the question you hoped she would ask?
	No.
	I gotta have Lindy Hop answer that.
	That's the question I suspected she would, if I knew it was Shannon.
	That's the hard-hitting question she would ask.
	Back to Lady G. And if Taiwan is not fully equipped, trained, armed, ready for this, we don't want to be leading to World War III.
	Well, nobody wants a World War III, but... Yes, you do!
	What kind of world do you want to live in?
	Do you want to live in a world where an island called Taiwan can be taken by China, 90% of the high-end chips are made in Taiwan, they'd have a monopoly on the digital economy... Oh, and they would run circles around us!
	Who are they going to sell to, themselves?
	Look, everybody, we got AI in every house!
	Democracy.
	We need to spread democracy.
	I want to have a monopoly on the digital economy.
	Do you just want to let Putin take whatever he wants in Europe?
	Putin?
	Wait a minute.
	I want to have a monopoly on the digital economy.
	Do you just want to let Putin take whatever he wants in Europe?
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	Wait a minute.
	I don't understand.
	I'm confused.
	Take whatever he wants.
	What has he taken so far?
	I'm confused though.
	China's going to have a monopoly on the digital economy.
	Apparently.
	And Putin can take whatever he wants!
	Come on!
	I know 90% of the high-end chips are made in Taiwan that have a monopoly on the digital economy.
	Do you just want to let Putin take whatever he wants in Europe?
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	There's no reason for this.
	Listen, I believe in a one-China policy.
	Well, yeah, we agree.
	There's no reason for what you're saying, Lindsey.
	He wants in Europe.
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	There's... Oh!
	What a horrible world!
	Where China owns the digital economy and Putin takes whatever he wants.
	Come on, man.
	And Shannon's going, uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.
	Take whatever he wants in Europe?
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	There's no reason for this.
	Listen, I believe in a one-China policy, but I would be willing... Wait a minute!
	Then he says, listen, I believe in a one-China policy.
	Isn't the one-China policy that it includes Taiwan?
	Yep.
	Well, so how can he say all this and then say, listen, I believe in a one-China policy.
	Digital economy.
	Do you just want to let Putin take whatever he wants in Europe?
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	There's no reason for this.
	Listen, I believe in a one-China policy, but I would be willing to fight for Taiwan.
	All right, hold on.
	Strap your boots on, Lindsey.
	You first.
	Okay, Lady G leads the pack.
	Listen, I believe in a one-China policy, but I would be willing to fight for Taiwan.
	Because Taiwan is a democracy.
	We stood with them for decades.
	So Taiwan's not the problem.
	Explain.
	Well, you know, after the communist revolution in China, which had actually kicked out the quasi-democratic revolution, which is the Republic of China, the Chinese communists drove them out and drove them to the island of the Chinese communists drove them out and drove them to the island of Taiwan, where Chiang Kai-shek, who was the leader of the mainland, and then he became the leader of this island where they ended Mm-hmm.
	We recognized, we never recognized the mainland Chinese.
	No, of course not.
	And so it was always the Republic of China.
	China was, as far as we, as a country was concerned, was done, was China.
	So in the UN, it was the Republic of China that was represented as China.
	And we kept that going until the Nixon administration.
	And all of a sudden, we said, well, wait a minute.
	We're going to recognize the big boys, the People's Republic of China.
	They just dropped the ball, kicked the Republic of China, which is Taiwan, to the curb.
	And it was something that Reagan was bitching and moaning about when he ran for president in 1980.
	I actually have a clip in the archives, which we'll never find, no reason to look for it, where he kind of explained the whole thing on the Johnny Carson Show.
	And you're saying we'll never find that?
	Probably right.
	It would be under Reagan.
	Let me see.
	Reagan.
	Reagan Coast Guard.
	We're burning in hell.
	Nope, I don't think so.
	We'll continue with Lindsey.
	Take whatever he wants in Europe.
	I don't want to live in that kind of world.
	There's no reason for this.
	Listen, I believe in a one-China policy, but I would be willing to fight for Taiwan.
	Because Taiwan is a democracy.
	We stood with them for decades.
	So Taiwan's not the problem.
	Lindsey Graham's not the problem.
	It's Putin and it's Xi.
	Yeah.
	So what would I do to deter a blockade?
	I'd let the Chinese know.
	The fact that he even says that means that he's thinking, man, people must think I'm the problem here.
	Yes you are!
	You are a warmonger!
	A horrible man!
	Taiwan.
	Because Taiwan is a democracy.
	We've stood with them for decades.
	So Taiwan's not the problem.
	Lindsey Graham's not the problem.
	It's Putin and it's Xi.
	So what would I do to deter a blockade?
	I'd let the Chinese know if you blockade Taiwan, you're gonna have a hard time getting oil from the Mideast.
	I would increase training and give the F-16s they need in Taiwan.
	There's a backlog.
	I would stop that backlog.
	That's why we couldn't send them to Ukraine.
	We couldn't send them to Ukraine.
	Why can't we send them?
	them because we need them for the military industrial complex bull crap in Taiwan.
	If you blockade Taiwan, you're going to have a hard time getting oil from the Mideast.
	I would increase training and give the F-16s they need in Taiwan.
	There's a backlog.
	I would solve that backlog.
	I would move more forces to South Korea and Japan.
	I would put nuclear-tipped cruise missiles in all of our submarines all over the world like the Russians did when they got out of the nuclear treaty and started using cruise missiles, nuclear-tipped.
	That's what Reagan did in the Cold War.
	So I would up our game.
	And if you don't up your game now, you are going to have a war.
	Vote this guy out whenever you can.
	This guy, impeach this guy.
	He's a war monger.
	The guy is like stuck in office.
	Where's he from?
	South Carolina doesn't know what to do with him.
	Well, let's vote him in again.
	Dame Jennifer?
	You are in charge.
	Your protectorate is South Carolina.
	I'm looking at you.
	You gotta impeach this guy.
	The other thing is he gets a lot of funding from guess which sector of the economy?
	Technology sector, I'm just guessing.
	Wait, military industrial complex sector?
	There you go.
	That would make sense.
	Wow, it's just, it's unbelievable.
	And Shannon, you know, this is where I pray AI becomes real.
	Take over Shannon's job, please.
	Anything but what she's doing is no good.
	People are no good.
	She's purdy.
	Now, I want to talk about China for a second, in particular about the – I don't know about you, but I had a lot of feedback on our discussion about the Maoist cultural revolution.
	People love the Maoist discussion.
	They love it.
	And someone sent me a clip from the Joe Rogan show from last year from this guy, James Lindsay.
	And James Lindsay is – he's an author, and he wrote the book – let me see where it is.
	James Lindsay, Race Marxism, the Truth About Critical Race Theory.
	And it's just a short clip, and I think he nails it, he, and it's in this like minute and a half, he completely tells us what's going on, what the genesis is, and of course, you know, we're now being distracted by You know, men cross-dressing as women.
	And just to be sure, of course there's some people who actually have body dysmorphia or body dysphoria.
	Of course that exists.
	But not to this degree.
	Alright?
	There's no way it's to this degree.
	And while we're all looking at men pretending to be women, and that is truly what Dylan Muldaney is doing, it's 80% of the girls Who are transgendering to boys.
	That's what's happening in the background.
	Now listen to what he says and how this started, and I think we were aware of this and we called it, but we didn't realize how destructive it truly was.
	From the Marxist perspective, having studied the history of Marxism to the 20th century, I'm telling you, this guy, George Lukacs in Hungary, laid this plan out.
	Because if you get these kids, like, you break down their innocence sexually especially, what you can do is then they're going to go home.
	And they're going to tell their parents that they're some, like, lithromantic, you know, demisexual, you know, tree self gender, some, you know, pronouns tree, tree self or something.
	And their parents are going to be like, what?
	You know?
	And they're going to be like, mom, you just don't understand.
	So you separate the younger generation You get them to break away and think that they're old fogies, that they're repressive, you don't want me to be my true self, etc.
	The goal is actually to destabilize the kid's identity so that they're groomable.
	That's identity without an essence in queer theory.
	And then they're groomable, and you groom them into the stuff, and then they look at their parents' culture, they look at their parents themselves, they look at their parents' generation, they look at the parents' religion, and they say, that doesn't represent me.
	We need something completely different.
	So it's to set, it's to Just like in Mao's Cultural Revolution, and I mean that much more literally than you might suspect, it's to cut the tie between the continuity of culture up to that point, including the family, and to start a whole new culture afterwards.
	Pol Pot called it Year Zero, I guess Klaus Schwab calls it the Great Reset.
	But the goal is to separate the new generation from the traditions and views of the old generation.
	For Mao, it was to destroy the so-called four olds.
	Old culture, old habits, old customs, and old ways of thinking.
	These kids would get, like, hopped up on this crap and became the Red Guard and, like, would go into temples and, like, rip down all the statuary and tear things down and destroy all the old Kung Fu masters got their asses beat by mobs to get rid of, like, old Chinese culture because it's embarrassing or whatever.
	You know, there's all in Chinese medicine, of course, and you can say, well, that stuff was bullshit, they probably needed it, but it doesn't matter.
	There's, like, destroy the old culture and they would go home and they'd Eventually got to where they're beating their parents, they're beating their teachers that were considered revolutionaries, or sorry, reactionaries, instead of being in favor of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
	And Mao had a whole program he used in schools, and I see something so similar to that in our schools now that I'm freaking out.
	This is exactly what we're seeing!
	Yep, I agree.
	And starts with the pronouns!
	It starts with the pronouns and it brings me to, uh, if, you know, at some point starts to kind of go over the top, I have a TikTok clip.
	Oh, shoot.
	Hold on a sec.
	I was not prepared.
	Uh, when you have a TikTok clip, we've got to have our jingle.
	Okay.
	Talk.
	Talk.
	TikTok.
	Does it need set up or can we go straight into it?
	I don't think it needs to set up.
	We could talk about it after you play it, but here is what's real.
	This is the lack of control by the state of what's going on, as opposed to what happened during the Maoist counter-revolution or revolution, I guess, cultural revolution, results in the mania where the true insanity starts to leak through and you end up with this.
	Y'all really want to try to say there aren't trans kids?
	Let me tell you what there aren't.
	There aren't cis kids, okay?
	You telling your child, oh, you're a boy, you're a girl.
	This is a child.
	This is a free spirit that has not learned any of that bullshit until you force it on them.
	So, cisness is the wound.
	Cisness is the delusion.
	Cisness is the lie.
	Cisness is the place of pain.
	Transness is the healing.
	Transness is the growth.
	Transness is the truth.
	Transness is what we actually are.
	We are fluid.
	We are 70% water.
	We are God.
	God is change.
	God is trans.
	We are trans.
	You are forcing your kids to be boys and girls.
	We're saying, be whatever you are, baby.
	Be free, be water, be light, be sky, be God, because guess what?
	That's what we actually are.
	What we actually are is trans, is change, is love.
	We're not the ones doing the forcing.
	God is trans.
	Oh, that's a new one.
	Yeah, well, that's gonna be, you're gonna hear that more.
	And does this, oh yeah, and does this, uh, this man, I presume it's a man, does he have children?
	Of course not.
	So this is exactly the meme that is being propagated by Hollywood.
	Here's a clip of Daniel Radcliffe, a very successful actor in a very limited role.
	He is Harry Potter.
	He is Harry Potter.
	Everyone sees him and he is Harry Potter.
	And he is doing a sit-down with a group of trans kids, young trans kids, and he is propagating this lie.
	I learned from, you know, Out of the cradle that I am, you know, that I was a boy.
	I should like blue.
	I should like sports.
	I should be manly.
	I should like superheroes, yeah?
	And I just, I never associated myself with those things.
	And we are told that we're not old enough to know this yet.
	Like, I mean, I'm only 11 years old.
	How do I know I'm a girl?
	And I need more time to think about this.
	But there are also people who do have, like, a slightly condescending but well-meaning attitude of, like, well, people are young and, like, how do we, you know, there is a huge decision.
	I'd love to hear from all of you about, like, why we can trust kids to, like, tell us who they are.
	I know.
	Same thing that this other guy was saying.
	Yes, you can trust your child.
	They're telling you who they are.
	Remember, your son would be an actual transhumanist robot if you trusted him and allowed him to continue the nonsense, or if he hadn't snapped out of it and it hadn't been propagated and encouraged by the parents who, just like the Maoist revolution template, I have been led to believe that, oh, okay, I am an old fogey.
	This is just the new thing.
	This is, of course, this is how it works these days.
	What do I know?
	There's books!
	There's people in lab coats telling me my child doesn't have issues because of social media and just because my child is a girl in middle school and goes through tough times because that's what I... It has to be ridiculed by mean girls.
	That's right.
	You know, it's not like that doesn't happen.
	No, no, that's all because You are in the wrong body, and I have received so many messages from teachers.
	By the way, most of these teachers are now women, and here's how it goes.
	A trans kid is put into your class.
	Now, the last thing you're going to do is say, uh, what's going on with this?
	No, no, no.
	No, no, no.
	You can't do that because you will be kicked out of the school system, which you can't leave because then you lose your pension.
	Even if you want to go to, like, a charter school.
	And then the teacher is asked to report back how the child's behavior is.
	All the children's behavior.
	And what they wind up becoming is a feedback loop for the therapist and the doctor by saying, well, Johnny, I mean, I'm sorry, Annie, was acting up a bit today, so maybe we need to adjust Annie's meds.
	And that's the destructive part.
	So it's the antidepressants, it's the meth, and then it's the transgender hormones, which, and again, I'm telling you, we're missing the important part, which is 80% of transgender children are girls, but we're all looking at the boys, oh, in sports, all that.
	Yes, while that is also an issue, that's not the people who are gonna kill you, who are gonna come home and knife mom and dad, and kill the teacher!
	Yes, that's going to be happening a lot in the future.
	We have to also understand something called social and emotional learning.
	Oh, SEL!
	Oh my goodness, you found the same thing I did!
	Well, we've talked about this before because I've been on the mailing list I've been on for a number of years for Castle.
	The guys who were behind it.
	Yes, and you know, it's just some lady who was an English as a second language teacher but consultant in 2017 and decided to set up this KSEL.
	C-A-S-E-L.
	Which is a part of GEM.
	Oh yeah, it's crazy all the stuff that comes into play, all these acronyms.
	And they've come up with this idea that is more important, and they literally say more important, important, to teach social and emotional learning, as they call it, than reading and writing and arithmetic.
	Yep.
	They say this is much more important and you'll get better grades and get better scores.
	And we have proof, and I've seen no proof, Whatsoever, and all I see is news reports about how the American student is being dumbed down.
	He's dumber than ever.
	Because, no, we're teaching him emotionals and social learning.
	This is more important.
	Social justice is more important than math.
	Yes.
	And you get a test score show that we're creating a bunch of dumb shits, but they claim no, no, no we're not.
	Every school where this has been implemented, according to Castle, the scores have improved.
	So I looked into this, I have a lot of links in the show notes, and I want to, because my question, what is SEL?
	And so I find a website, an official website, what is SEL?
	Social Emotional Learning, defined and explained.
	So just tell me if you understand this definition.
	To fully understand social-emotional learning, it is useful to begin with a clear definition.
	SEL is the vital framework through which people of all ages acquire skills in working towards their own unique goals, comprehending and managing their emotions, nurturing positive relationships, making informed choices, and feeling and exhibiting empathy.
	Learning SEL provides students and young people with the abilities required to succeed in life, both within their school and beyond.
	What does that mean?
	It means vote Democrat.
	Ha ha ha ha ha ha!
	Well, of course what is happening now, and you just have to hear this because now you're going to hear the outrage and the anger from older people, adults, some teachers, some parents who are missing what is really going on here, and this is the Kentucky
	Um, laws that were passed which were not safety for children or safety for parents of teachers being knifed by radicalized children.
	No, this is anti-trans legislation!
	The Kentucky General Assembly passing a sweeping anti-trans bill.
	The WHAS 1119 was there in Frankfurt for the vote tonight.
	The bill bans gender-affirming medical care for minors, allows teachers to ignore a student's preferred pronouns, and trans students from using the restroom tied to their gender identities.
	WHAS 1119's Connor Steffen and photojournalist Elijah... So let's just pause for a second.
	That seems like some kind of logical, logical legislation.
	Doesn't seem out of the ordinary for minors not to be put on to... Almost all the... and the media's responsible for this bullcrap.
	Anti-trans legislation typically involves no trans promotion of little kids.
	No brainwashing of little kids, no books about... In fact, some of the other day, what's going on?
	Oh, the Republicans... Yeah, it was Charles Barkley on his NBA... Oh, the Republicans are banning every book they can ban!
	They're burning books!
	They're Nazis!
	Which I thought was abhorrent and bigoted of him, and so no pornographic material for second graders, no trans propaganda in the classroom, and no trans... One of our knights, John, one of our knights contacts me.
	He says, my 15-year-old girl wants to transition to a boy.
	15.
	One of her friends just had top surgery, and now she wants that too.
	15.
	And what has been happening across, and by the way, Europe has stopped this.
	Europe is stopping it.
	They see that it's bad and dangerous.
	This is the thing that we have to keep hammering.
	We bring it up but we don't harp on it.
	This is only in the United States.
	Why?
	Exactly.
	And when you hear that, again, Planned Parenthood is a part of this.
	Planned Parenthood, you can walk right in and walk right out as a girl on testosterone to start medically transitioning.
	Meanwhile, I can't walk right in and get some testosterone to give me a little more energy.
	Really?
	I can't walk into Planned Parenthood and say, hey, I want some free testosterone.
	I could use a couple of Where's my testosterone?
	I'm getting old. - Team was there in Frankfurt for the vote tonight.
	The bill bans gender affirming medical care for minors. - Gender affirming medical care.
	Okay, that is testosterone, that is hormones that are not meant for your body.
	That is the beginning of a lifelong, as we've learned, a lifelong sentence of medication that's fighting against your own body.
	Whether you agree with the trans issues or not, that you are going to be on medicine forever.
	And girls, you know, testosterone is destructive.
	It sterilizes them, ultimately.
	It makes their vaginal wall so thin that it's destroyed.
	I mean, it's horrible.
	Go watch Affirmation Generation, which is made by Democrats.
	Progressive Democrats, that's what they call themselves, they say it.
	They're the ones that are saying, no, no, no, this is wrong.
	And an over 80% detransition percentage.
	We have to stop this.
	But when you hear what's going on here, the same memes.
	That we've talked about in a previous episode that is perpetuating this medical... It needs to be illegal, you can't do this to children!
	Allows teachers to ignore a student's preferred pronouns.
	Very important, right there, we just heard.
	That is key.
	That is key in the Maoist cultural revolution template.
	And trans students from using the restroom tied to their gender identities.
	That's what Obama started, remember?
	Black America went, yeah, second term, okay, now Brock's gonna do it for us.
	And what did they get?
	Gender-neutral bathrooms.
	Yeah, good work.
	KTS 1119's Connor Steffen and photojournalist Elijah McKenzie have the emotional reaction.
	Despite the desperate cries.
	I'm embarrassed, and I'm appalled, and I'm scared.
	And I won't know.
	And impassioned pleas.
	How dare you!
	You're gonna kill kids!
	Their blood will be on your hands!
	Kentucky GOP lawmakers succeed in getting anti-trans legislation to the governor's desk, where it's expected to be vetoed.
	Shame on you!
	I would thank you for your time, but I am honest to God, so embarrassed, ashamed, and for the first time in my life, I wish I was not a Kentuckian.
	It's hard to put into words just how fast-moving this bill was.
	During a surprise Senate Education Committee vote, Republican Senator Max Wise and Representative David Mead blindsided everyone, reviving what was thought to be a dead Senate Bill 150.
	There's evidence that this is harmful to children.
	And that's our job, is to protect children, and that's what we're doing here.
	The new expanded version includes far-reaching measures.
	It would have school districts create explicit bathroom policies, forcing trans students to abide by their biological sex.
	It also bans gender-affirming care for anyone in Kentucky under the age of 18.
	Good, solid, solid!
	That's both surgical procedures and non-surgical procedures.
	We are attacking a group of vulnerable people, as we're calling late meetings, and sneaking bills in.
	This is not good government.
	The director of Planned Parenthood told me this bill is the farthest-reaching anti-trans legislation in the entire country.
	Supporters say it backs parental rights.
	You watch the committee or were in the committee, you would have seen the testimony from certain doctors and certain mental health professionals, so yes, there were some consultants.
	But opponents believe it will lead young queer Kentuckians to leave the state or worse.
	Please think about a kid that you know.
	Think about how you would feel if a kid you knew couldn't get access to medical care and they came home and you found them dead.
	The General Assembly will have time to override any vetoes.
	Lawmakers return for that in two weeks.
	And that's, that's the meme.
	It's like...
	You know, it's, uh, would you rather have a live daughter or a dead son or vice versa?
	And to say, imagine a child can't get medical care.
	It's not medical care!
	These, you know, you can spell therapist two ways.
	Therapist or the rapist.
	And that's what's going on.
	And then, even, we had some friends over.
	They're younger than we are.
	They're, you know, early 40s.
	They have three boys in Austin.
	They go to a Christian school.
	I think it's a private school.
	And what are they learning?
	Social-emotional learning skills.
	Says, you want to check that?
	You want to make sure you know what's going on with that?
	Because that's where the money is.
	At a Christian school they're teaching SEL.
	Yep, yep.
	Exactly.
	In Austin.
	It doesn't take much.
	You get, because the pitches are so good.
	There's a sales pitch involved in all this stuff by using certain words and terms like anti-trans legislation.
	Yep.
	When it could have been reworded as pro-child legislation or something like that.
	Pro not medicating your kid on all kinds of stuff.
	Pro not, yeah.
	I mean, there's different ways of doing stuff.
	And so you get one or two of these activists, these Maoists, and that's the real thing that has to be done.
	We have to somehow get back to the mentality where we're investigating this as a cultural revolution that is being Promoted on the American public, and they're going to use the children to do it.
	In a Mao Zedong style.
	This has to be stopped.
	I'm just saying, luckily, the top people running the country are not behind it, necessarily.
	I mean, maybe they're in there.
	They're all over the place, these subversives, but they have to be rooted out.
	And that way, you know, the cultural revolution was what?
	1958?
	No, no, it was in the 60s, I believe.
	Okay, so not that long ago... The Miles Little Red Book.
	The Little Red Book.
	Not that long ago that this happened, and children kill, beat their teachers up, beat their parents up.
	Okay, so then this is, obviously, this is not the way to do it.
	This is from MSNBC.
	A representative named Webster Barnaby, just yesterday, To all the folks that are in the audience that consider themselves gender dysphoria, um, cis, I don't know what all that means.
	I really don't know what all that means.
	I'm looking at society today, and it's like I'm watching an X-Men movie.
	It's like we have mutants living among us on planet Earth.
	The Lord rebuke you, Satan, and all of your demons and all of your imps who come and parade before us.
	That's right, I called you demons and imps.
	That's some crazy stuff right there.
	So that's not the way to do this?
	But even one of our own, No Agenda Social, you know, the guy who was going off on us about something you said about, you know, don't teach second graders homosexuality or sexuality, whatever it was.
	And what I ultimately got on email, because I'm trying to calm the guy down, I was like, hey, you know, chill out, you know.
	No Agenda Nation is filled with all kinds of people.
	Gay, straight, lesbian, bisexual, trans, sure.
	Actual trans people who have real gender dysphoria and some who bought into it and are sorry that they went down that path.
	We read a note two shows ago.
	I don't think you and I actually care what people, adult people, do with their life, their body, etc.
	As long as they donate.
	Let's be honest about it.
	This poor guy has gone off the rails, and what do I get?
	Ever since you became a Christian, your mental acuity has declined!
	I mean, this is the conversation that's going to destroy stuff.
	Oh, that's funny.
	You're gonna destroy stuff.
	This is not the way to go.
	This is not the way to go.
	So... Ever since... I'm gonna start using that.
	Well, feel free.
	Ever since you've become a Christian, you've been a dick.
	Here's our opening...
	I'm saving that for an ISO.
	But seriously, this is...
	I think you're right.
	What we need to keep harping on is why is it that Finland, Sweden, the Netherlands, France, all of the UK, countries who pioneered transitioning for children, pioneered it, why are they all stopping?
	And why are you not hearing about that?
	And only in America does this continue.
	This is the threat.
	Not Lindsey Graham's ICBMs.
	This is the threat, and it's a real threat.
	I think there should be, and now let's just transition for a second to coin a phrase, companies that use pronouns are part of the problem.
	It's part of the problem.
	The pronouns, your corporation has been hoodwinked into a Maoist template I mean, I didn't quite put it all together until I heard that James Lindsay guy.
	Because what I always saw was, no mom, no dad, it's they.
	And you're right, that's what breaks that bond between, it puts the child above the parent, and that's the beginning of it.
	So the pronouns are literally ground zero and the real problem, and that's how you get Someone like the VP of Bud Light, who is so brainwashed, went to Harvard, by the way, got a coveted internship at General Mills, you know, went through the fast track, becomes VP of Bud Light.
	Interesting, by the way, how I love it when people send me clips that we literally played on the show.
	Now the whole world is like... A week ago.
	Or like, in Jamaica, we completely deconstructed Fifi Lagarde.
	People were like, hey man, look at this!
	It's CBDC, coming in October!
	Yeah, thanks.
	Thanks for listening, by the way.
	I understand it's hard to listen to every single show, but if you're gonna send me something... No, it's hard to listen to the whole show.
	A lot of people can't do it.
	That's true.
	That's true.
	We're educating the truck drivers of America.
	So now this is interesting, what's happening, and there's a lot of interesting analysis popping up about Dylan Mulvaney.
	And I am pretty sure that, and I actually fear for this young man's life because this was the role of his lifetime.
	You know, he had, when COVID hit, he was already kind of like a bit player, couldn't really get acting jobs, created this character, and then it just got picked up, and then before he knew it, he was in front of the president.
	That was the launching pad.
	Thank you, Jen Psaki, for falling for that bullcrap, or perhaps doing it purposefully.
	And by the way, I was right, because there is now Budweiser, Anheuser-Busch is saying, well, you know, this was not approved by anyone in a senior position.
	We are re-evaluating our Re-evaluating our influencer program.
	This was not a paid spokesmodelship.
	This was an influencer program that I could have participated in well, with the right hashtag, and I could have maybe gotten a little bit of money if I sent enough people to the Budweiser website.
	It was not a spokesmodel, but That ship has sailed.
	And now we have the blowback.
	And what I find the most interesting is that the headlines are, Anheuser-Busch loses $5 billion!
	Now, that's not true.
	But that's the headline.
	And I will say, when they say that, that's because the stock price went down a buck and a half.
	That's not losing anything.
	That's losing market cap value.
	However, when you look at the chart, you'll see that the Anheuser-Busch stock started to spike up on March 15th.
	I mean, it just starts to spike and it went from I have it here, excuse me.
	It went from, where was it here?
	59.91 to a high of 66.57 first week of April.
	And then the stock starts to go down and we're now currently at $64.34.
	So, you know, it lost a couple of dollars, but it's not like it was a horrible, you know, loss of money is flowing out.
	But it doesn't matter because the meme is out there and people are repeating it because they don't know how it works.
	That's kind of a good thing.
	What's interesting is why did this stock start to spike on the 15th?
	Because on the 15th, Anheuser-Busch InBev won the unprecedented back-to-back creative marketer of the year award at the Lions.
	It's doubly hilarious.
	This is the big con awards where the advertising industry all jerks each other off.
	I presume this was taken as a big win.
	Oh my god, these guys know what they're doing.
	And now this influencer thing blows up in their face.
	Now, will this make a difference?
	Will other corporations take note?
	I think definitely they're going to take a good look at their influencer campaigns.
	It's entirely possible that this takes off like crazy and Bud Light becomes a massive bestseller.
	I don't know.
	It's already the number one beer, it can't get any better.
	And it's pushing its luck at that.
	So now we have the next one on deck is Jack Daniels, who created a campaign for RuPaul's Drag Race.
	You know, the only way anyone wins with any of this, if you want to go after corporations, and I would say go after them for using pronouns, because, you know, that's ground zero of the dangerous stuff.
	Don't buy their products.
	That's the real question.
	Can America leave its shitty products behind?
	The stuff that you absolutely don't need at all.
	You don't need to buy it.
	You don't need to have it.
	You don't need to drink it.
	You don't need to eat it.
	Can we do that?
	I doubt it.
	I think you can if enough people decide to, but you know, I don't know how many people that drink Bud Light or even aware of Dylan Mulvaney or any of this.
	Well, the Dylan Mulvaney thing, I think that has legs.
	Well, it may or may not.
	All I know is that people that drink Bud Light, most of them don't, I'd say are unaware.
	And if you did and you were aware, it's not that hard to switch.
	I've gotten into arguments over the decades about beer flavors, and you'll have people say, I could spot a Coors in a pile of bud, you know?
	I don't know if you can.
	These beers all have a similar quality bud light.
	I mean, you can drink Budweiser, you can drink Miller Lite, you can drink Michelob Lite.
	I mean, whatever.
	Uh, or to have a real, you know, something a little more substantial, you know, some real beer and IPA or something from a decent brew, small brewer.
	But I, you know, Nike's not the best shoe out there.
	No.
	Or sports bra, for all I know.
	Well, maybe if you wear a Nike sports bra, you will get some testosterone from Planned Parenthood.
	I don't think so.
	And what's the other brands that are risking it?
	I mean, Jack Daniels is taking a chance here.
	It's just dumb.
	So if you look at the ANA, the Association for National Advertisers, they are pushing this GEM score.
	GEM is the first data-driven mythology for identifying gender bias in media.
	And this is mainly about women, but of course, what's a woman, right?
	We don't know anymore.
	And they claim ads with positive GEM scores, so this is very much like an ESG score, it's a GEM score, drives purchase intent by 42% amongst total and all female customers.
	Higher gem scores equal a 56% increase in brand reputation.
	And positive ROI tied to high gem scores increase sales by 2 to 5x!
	Well, give us an example of a high gem score ad.
	Do they have any in there?
	They do have, let's see, see her in action.
	Let's see.
	I wish I had that, because they don't... It's useless information if you don't have the examples.
	They don't seem to have these examples.
	Okay.
	So they say Citibank and Sheryl Crow are lifting up women in the music industry.
	They have all these campaigns, but they don't actually show the pure results.
	But if you look at, and this is tied to... It could be bullcrap.
	Just saying this stuff is true doesn't mean it's true if you don't have literal examples.
	I mean, this reminds me, I have a clip about Musk, you know, going after the BBC about... Yeah, exactly.
	Exactly, I heard that.
	The commentary, we can play later.
	But without examples, I'm not buying their thesis.
	What publication is this?
	Well, I have the ads.
	But I don't know, what they don't give you is the actual results.
	So, uh, here's Unilever.
	Unilever... Let me see, is that a good one?
	Oh, Ford!
	Let's see, Ford.
	Built Ford Proud.
	This is, uh... Let me see what I'm seeing here.
	There's always these butterflies.
	This is a black woman in a racing car with a racing helmet.
	But as soon as I put my foot on the throttle, all of the nervousness just goes away.
	A lot of people assume that stunt drivers are daredevils.
	Oh, she's a stunt driver.
	Dee Bryant.
	Well, they're showing a badass woman.
	Who cares what color she is?
	Who cares that it's a woman?
	I don't think that's a great example.
	How's Ford doing, by the way?
	Not good.
	Do they have two to five X sales?
	Not that I can tell.
	So, but all the women who are, and it's mainly women, and this is tied to global citizen.
	Well, if they're going to go with women, you know, you have to assume that if they're going to push the score and then women are involved, trans have to be brought in eventually.
	Exactly.
	That's what's going on here.
	That's what's going on.
	And I'm not so sure that they're, and they have examples, and they, and by the way, if you look at the, who we are, you know, who we are, all right, who we are, the leadership, they've got the co-chair, Fiona Carter, Chief Marketing Officer, Goldman Sachs.
	Mark Pritchard, Chief Brand Officer, Park Dunn Gamble.
	Patty Kerr, co-founder, executive advisor.
	Wait a minute, are these the people that are pushing the GEM score?
	Yeah.
	They're all women pushing, oh let's have more stuff for us?
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay, well now we know it's just a fraud.
	And every single one of these pictures?
	Glamour shots.
	Because that's what real women look like!
	Sure!
	You got the nice fuzzy background, the professional makeup, the good lighting.
	These are not selfies.
	It's not what real women look like in real life.
	And that's also dis- It's like you and me putting some sort of operation together and then promote podcasting.
	Well, yes, and I think we should consider that because, you know, after this episode, we are totally the transphobe old dudes, TODs, the TODs.
	No, we're not transphobic.
	We're just bringing it.
	We're anti-communist.
	Correct.
	Anti-war, anti-communist.
	Now, let's add racist... How can that be bad?
	Let's add racist to it.
	I have two clips that should be mentioned because our poor black brothers and sisters have been pushed to the background.
	You don't count anymore.
	It's all trans now.
	Here's Susan Rice speaking at Al Sharpton's National Action Network.
	Listen carefully.
	In the last 20 years, the US had a GDP shortfall of $16 trillion.
	Due to discrimination against black Americans.
	If we closed our racial gaps, we could add another $5 trillion to GDP over just the next five years.
	And in case you're wondering, that's not my math.
	That's according to Citibank.
	Sixteen trillion dollars because of racism.
	Oh, brother, I want to see the Citibank report.
	Nah, I didn't look it up.
	I figured it wasn't worth looking at.
	Nah, it's probably not, but I'd still like to see it.
	Now, the second... short, short, short clip.
	Um, we all saw the, uh, the, uh, near insurrection at the Tennessee Statehouse.
	And the, of course, complete racist ejection of only the black two dudes and not the white lady.
	Although everyone voted to get her out too, except one person.
	That's the difference.
	Yeah, who was that?
	Well, one Republican had said, well, since she didn't do some one thing, he wasn't going to give her the vote to kick her out, so she stayed in.
	But it wasn't like it was unanimous by any means.
	But if I was on the other side of the fence, I'd be playing it the same way.
	So Justin J. Pearson is one of the two Tennessee lawmakers who was ejected and thrown right out of his position.
	Here's a video when he was running for that seat.
	And he was only in there for a week.
	Here's a video of when he was running for that seat.
	Justin J. Pearson.
	And I'm running for president of PSG.
	There are a few reasons that we're running this campaign this year.
	Now hold on a second.
	I know where he got this to.
	This is when he was a student in college.
	Yes, correct.
	Running for the student government.
	Correct.
	Not for the position that he got kicked out of.
	No, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to sound confusing.
	Correct.
	This is just him a while ago.
	This is him a while, yeah, not too long ago.
	His normal self, or at least the way he portrayed himself.
	This is actually quite a, I wish I had made these clips.
	With representation, how can we represent all voices in a conversation?
	I want to do this by partnering with organizations from the voting Democrats to the voting Republicans.
	I want to bring together different voices, dissenting voices, voices that may be more liberal or more conservative, in order that we can reach a point of sort of the radical middle.
	And then, him at the Tennessee Statehouse.
	Notice the code switch!
	It seemed like the NRA and gun lobbyists might win!
	But oh, that was good news for us!
	I don't know how long this Saturday in the state of Tennessee might last!
	But oh, we have good news, folks!
	We've got good news that Sunday always comes!
	Yeah, he's also got the hair went from just a normal-looking cut to a big afro with sunglasses.
	He looks like, you know, he looks like Stokely Carmichael, if anyone can remember that.
	Whoa!
	Reference that shoots over everyone's head.
	Nice.
	There's not everyone.
	There's always three or four guys.
	I disagree with Adam.
	I know exactly what you were talking about when you said Stokely Carmichael.
	Of course, of course.
	Ugh.
	Anyway.
	It's sad.
	It's sad to see this happening.
	And, you know, you and I know parents who are convinced that their child is trans and how radical they are about it.
	And I've read the books.
	I've read the books.
	It's not about your kid.
	The book's about how do you handle society?
	How do you handle your Republican neighbors?
	How do you handle this?
	How do you handle the gays who don't like it?
	The gays!
	Yeah, a lot of gays.
	Well, gays, you have to remember the cis, trans, split, and most gay men and gay women are all cisgendered.
	Yeah.
	And as you recall, that little TikTok clip I played earlier, this guy has declared war... On cis.
	On cis.
	We're the problem, because God is trans.
	I mean, we heard it here first.
	Yeah, God is trans and trans is God.
	There's your sacrilegious issues.
	So, just to simplify it, We really need to stop the pronouns, and that's a hard one because that's so embedded.
	It's so embedded, and it's become like this cultural... It's only recently embedded.
	Yeah, but it is really deeply embedded.
	It's a corporate thing.
	I would say Jay and Brennan here are all into the pronouns.
	It's they and them and him and she.
	JC and Jesse don't bring it up.
	If it happens, it shows up.
	So I can't say for sure.
	Jesse, maybe, maybe not.
	But it's pretty deeply ingrained.
	Yeah.
	The closer you are to the Z, Generation Z. It's called a zillennial if you're close.
	A zillennial.
	Oh, there you go.
	You know, I wish they taught a little bit of history.
	That one clip, that one clip by James Lindsay, to me, says it all.
	It's a good clip.
	Yeah.
	Should have gotten clip of the day, really.
	I would have to give the clip of the day to Joe Rogan.
	Come on!
	Come on, man, that's not fair.
	All right.
	Let's see.
	Well, let's see if there's anything else on this topic.
	Oh, is there more?
	I'm depleted.
	This is Miss Abel.
	I got that.
	Laura Lopez.
	I don't think so.
	No, it doesn't look like I've got anything else.
	Now, I will take a minor win, a tiny teeny one, as Elon Musk has officially changed the corporate Twitter into X. It's coming.
	Well, I do have three Elon Musk clips.
	I know, I'm going to let you know.
	You don't think I'm leading you right into it?
	I don't know.
	And also today, Twitter taps Etoro to let users trade in stocks and crypto.
	So now he's bringing the financial stuff.
	And I am pretty sure that come July, he will most likely be one of the launch partners for FedNow, which makes a lot of sense.
	He does have to be a bank or have a banking license, but that's not a problem because he can rent that from any number of people.
	Oh, he can buy a little bank.
	It's no big deal.
	No problem at all.
	He's got the money to buy Bank of America.
	And he has registered to be a money changer to do conversions.
	So that would be part of it would be the crypto and other things.
	And I think that he's positioning himself as You know, he did a really good job with this BBC thing.
	Really, really did a good job.
	You'd never know it if you watched the BBC!
	Oh, do tell!
	Well, the BBC cut this thing down ten ways to eleven.
	Do you have the original?
	I took some clips from the original, but a couple of things that I thought were interesting.
	The best one, of course, is the Which the BBC refused to play, pretty much, is where he goes after the guy about hate speech.
	The guy says... Well, set the stage.
	Tell us what's going on.
	There's an interview with this guy, James Clayton, or I can't remember his name, but he's the tech guy from the BBC.
	Tech guy!
	He's the tech guy.
	He doesn't know anything about Musk.
	And the joke is, if you read the analysis of a lot of this, is that he had all these canned questions he had on his little phone that he read off the phone.
	That's pretty cool.
	And then he ran out of questions and somebody says, he ran out of questions and had to kind of cut it short, even though we went on for about 15 minutes or more.
	He says, but you got the world's richest guy sitting right in front of you and you run out of material to ask him?
	Are you kidding me?
	Ask him for a stock tip.
	I mean, holy mackerel.
	How dumb are you?
	Well, he is the tech reporter because he has a phone.
	Well, hang on a second.
	You said you've seen more hateful content, but you can't name a single example.
	and I missed the beginning of it, but this is the part where him and Musk go after each other over, well, I understand that Twitter's got a lot more hate speech, as I noticed it.
	And so Musk pushes back on this, and he beats the guy up.
	Here we go.
	Well, hang on a second.
	You said you've seen more hateful content, but you can't name a single example, not even one.
	I'm not sure I've used that feed for the last three or four weeks.
	Well then how did you see the hateful content?
	Because I've been using Twitter since you've taken it over for the last six months.
	Okay, so then you must have at some point seen before you hateful content.
	I'm asking for one example.
	Right.
	And you can't give a single one.
	And I'm saying... Then I say so that you don't know what you're talking about.
	Really?
	Yes, because you can't give a single example of hateful content.
	Not even one tweet.
	And yet you claimed that the hateful content was high.
	That's a false.
	Peter's lied.
	No, what I claim was, there are many organisations that say that that kind of information is on the rise.
	Now, whether it has a minefield or not... Give me one example.
	I mean, something like the Strategic Dialogue Institute in the UK.
	They will say that.
	Look, people will say all sorts of nonsense.
	I'm literally asking for a single example and you can't name one.
	Right.
	Yeah, I call this a big win for Elon.
	And wow, what an easy one.
	And how dumb is that guy?
	I mean, again, these are the things that go viral these days, you know?
	So you have Bud, Anheuser-Busch lost like six billion dollars just filled out of that pocket.
	Whoa, that's six billion dollars!
	And now, you know, how many times have you ever been interviewed by someone who is this dumb?
	I mean, it happens all the time, particularly from the mainstream.
	All the time.
	All the time.
	And they just have a list of questions, and they don't really know what they're talking about, and this is the presumptuous stuff.
	And this, by the way, could have easily have been Kara Swisher.
	She could have easily said, well, you know, hate speech is on the rise, and that's why she doesn't get an interview with him.
	But I would love to hear her interview Elon Musk.
	She'd be great.
	She would fall apart.
	He'd kill her.
	So there's just a couple of little things that I thought were interesting.
	This was the banning Twitter, this little shorty.
	TikTok has also been in the news.
	There's talk of perhaps the Biden administration wanting to potentially ban it or force a sale.
	What's your view of the situation?
	I just don't know enough about what's going on there.
	I can't say I have a strong opinion on TikTok.
	So you'd have an opinion on whether it should be banned or not?
	You know, I'm generally against banning things.
	Of course.
	So I'd probably not be in favor.
	I mean, it would help Twitter, I suppose, if TikTok was banned, because then people would spend more time on Twitter and less time on TikTok.
	But even if it would help Twitter, I would be generally against banning of things.
	No, well, you're pro-China!
	I think that was the right answer, so he did okay there.
	Let me just say, the accusation is he is pro-China because China is the big shareholder in Tesla.
	Tesla is important, China is important to Tesla.
	Yeah, you could say that.
	Yeah, I'm just saying that's what people say.
	Okay, it's reasonable.
	But what do they say about this?
	And this one's, I think, where it's just kind of like, I'd like to know more about this, the dog CEO.
	You said that you were going to stand down as chief executive, right?
	Okay.
	I keep telling you, I'm not the CEO of Twitter.
	My dog is the CEO of Twitter.
	Okay.
	What?
	What?
	Because he's already stepped down.
	His dog is the CEO of Twitter.
	Do we know this?
	Well, that would make sense.
	If the Twitter is now X Corp, then the Twitter Corp can easily have his dog as CEO.
	Let me see.
	Elon... You said you see again.
	I'm sorry.
	Does the dog have a... Does he use a paw on checks?
	They put the paw there as a signature for a check?
	I don't know, but I do see this, and I'm saying see because I actually see it.
	I do see this and I do believe, I do believe and I do see this headline everywhere.
	Hmm.
	Well, I... How come this didn't get more play?
	I didn't know this until I listened to this interview.
	Yeah, well it shows up on... That the dog was the CEO of Twitter.
	I think it's probably true.
	Because Twitter has been moved over to X and Twitter is just an empty shell, likely, possibly.
	And so that dog is the CEO of Twitter because it's just a piece of paper.
	It's not a corporation anymore.
	And so there's another little tidbit that's floating around.
	It's a local story.
	Musk wanted to take the W off of the sign that says Twitter so it says Titter.
	Yes.
	Another part of moving it to X Corp.
	He doesn't care about the brand Twitter.
	It's going to be X. So they wouldn't let him do that because of some, I don't know, some zoning thing.
	So he painted the W out with white paint so it just says kind of Twitter or Titter.
	And I was listening to the story, we have this late, the show, the KPIX woman, this new woman came out from LA named Sarah Daunchy, who's a very attractive but kind of cross-eyed woman who's got to be six foot tall.
	And she wouldn't say it.
	She wouldn't say titter.
	Oh no.
	And titter is not about tits.
	Oh no.
	She wouldn't say titter.
	She just was kind of skirted the issue, as it were.
	But titter is like, you know, it means giggling.
	Well, if Twitter, Inc.
	no longer exists as of April 4th, Then, yes, he can say, my dog is the CEO of Twitter.
	Because Twitter does not exist.
	I don't even know if he has a dog.
	He probably doesn't.
	Yeah, now you're talking.
	He doesn't have a dog.
	Why are we assuming he has a dog?
	We've never seen this dog.
	He never talked about his dog.
	Most people who have dogs, they post a picture of the dog once in a while.
	Is it the Doge Dog?
	Oh, no, please.
	No, it's not the Doge Dog.
	Say it's not true.
	Oh, people are so gullible and so stupid.
	Anything to fill up the airwaves.
	Anything at all.
	I did want to mention, I'm very disappointed, that we had this whole big to-do about ending the COVID emergency by a vote, by a veto-proof vote.
	Which forced President Biden to terminate the national COVID emergency.
	And what does the TSA do?
	They come out with an emergency amendment.
	saying, you know, you still can't come into the United States as a non-national, non-green card holder, non-citizen, without full COVID vaccinations until May 11th.
	What is that all about?
	And why aren't our...
	Okay, now you have now made it clear that there's something else going on.
	Yes.
	And I only can... Because this is way over the top.
	And does TSA really have this kind of power?
	Well, I guess so.
	That's what the administrative state is like.
	You have no idea how much power these administrative units have.
	Well, the way they're using, well they do, I'll answer the question, the way they use their power, it's not like you come to America and Customs says, show me your COVID papers!
	No!
	But the way they do it, they're the Transportation Security Administration, not Department of Homeland Security, not Border, what is it, CPB?
	Border Patrol, I'm missing something there.
	Customs.
	Customs and Border Patrol, thank you.
	No.
	What they have control over is transportation.
	So the way this order works is they say no airline may allow a passenger to board without providing proof of COVID vaccination.
	So that has nothing to do with our border policy.
	It is an agency run amok.
	And I would like... So it's all done at the other end?
	Yes, before you get... so they won't give you... the airline has to check you, which of course, you know, I'm sure some airlines are like, you got your COVID thing?
	Okay, good.
	You're good to go.
	There's no way to check if you've had enough, you know, what is enough?
	How many vaccinations are there?
	What is fully vaccinated?
	All of that is so subjective at this point.
	But the fact that this is just accepted and the same lawmakers who are, whoa, we're going to end this, haven't done that?
	The CDC is advising health officials in the U.S.
	to be on the lookout for cases of an Ebola-like disease called Marburg virus.
	We go from siblings to viruses.
	Listen, I think the last three years of the pandemic has really taught us how important it is to keep our eye on what's happening in other parts of the world.
	This alert now from the CDC World Health Organization is already talking about it.
	The World Health Organization is already talking about it.
	Who cares?
	This alert now from the CDC World Health Organization is already... Listen to what she says!
	From the CDC World Health Organization, like it's one thing now.
	Well, it's going to be.
	Yeah, well, I know, but we've got to identify it.
	Happening in other parts of the world.
	This alert now from the CDC World Health Organization is already talking about it, about a virus not new.
	It was first identified in 1967, but it's called Marburg virus.
	It is rare.
	It's very similar to Ebola in terms of the fact that it's spread through bodily fluids or blood of an infected and actively sick person.
	Symptoms?
	Fever, headache, fatigue, muscle and joint pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and internal bleeding in severe cases.
	And it has a very high fatality rate.
	Average is 50%.
	That's the average.
	It could be as high as 80.
	We have to underscore right now there are no known cases in the United States.
	But it is coming out of Tanzania and Equatorial Guinea, the east and western coast of Central Africa.
	And again, those countries have very active borders.
	So again, it's important for us to keep an eye on what's happening in other parts of the world.
	I am very happy with this development because we have a lot of jingles.
	Obama, Ebola, that's a song.
	Ebola, that's a killer song.
	Woo-hoo!
	We got so many Ebola jingles, so we can do Marburg.
	Yeah, but Marburg is slightly different.
	Well, correct.
	I'm sure it was made in the same lab.
	Let's go to the master.
	Let's go to the man who we trust implicitly because you cannot shoot him down, Dr. Peter Mercola.
	And this is from his own notes.
	He does a little like, kind of like a, it's more like he's recording in his dictaphone.
	You can call it... Yeah, bringing it up to his mouth and making whispering notes.
	You can call it a podcast.
	Here he is giving us a little intro to Marburg.
	Dr. Anthony Fauci stated with certainty that there will be another infectious disease crisis.
	Inevitably, there'll be another pandemic, whether it's this Next year or decades from now, end quote.
	In this interview with CNN, Jim Acosta, Fauci also doubled down on public masking as a useful strategy and his theory that SARS-CoV-2 arose from nature, both of which are known to be completely disproven in published studies and by our own U.S.
	government agencies.
	I found his comments about another crisis worth taking up for the filovirus Marburg.
	There you go.
	So he's onto the bullcrap.
	And what are the symptoms?
	There have been sporadic outbreaks of Marburg's disease in Sub-Saharan Africa for 50 years.
	Here is the CDC's description of the syndrome.
	Quote, After incubation period of 2 to 21 days, symptom onset is sudden and marked by fever, chills, headache, and myalgia.
	Around the fifth day after onset of symptoms, a macular papular rash most prominent on the trunk, chest, back, and stomach may occur.
	Nausea, vomiting, chest pain, a sore throat, abdominal pain and diarrhea may appear.
	Symptoms may become increasingly severe and can include jaundice, inflammation of the pancreas, severe weight loss, delirium, shock, liver failure, massive hemorrhaging and multi-organ dysfunction.
	All right, sounds groovy!
	Sounds like a good one to me.
	And what can we do about it?
	Well, would you believe it?
	Not mentioned is hydroxychloroquine, which other papers have proposed as being a useful first empiric agent against filovirus and other viruses in this genus species.
	Among the immediately available products in the world to consider that are known to be safe, hydroxychloroquine and favipiravir, a Japanese antiviral, for influenza and COVID-19 would be among the first empirically deployed countermeasures.
	Among the immediately available products in the world to consider that are known to be safe, Hydroxychloroquine and Favipiravir.
	Favipiravir?
	Yeah, never heard of it.
	No, but we want some.
	Japanese antiviral for influenza and COVID-19 would be among the first empirically deployed countermeasures.
	Faviramir.
	F-A-V-I.
	Oh, Favipiravir.
	F-A-V-I-P-I-R-A-V-I-R Favipiramir Found it?
	You got it?
	No, I haven't found it.
	Oh.
	Well, keep looking.
	We need it.
	But, you know, there are, there are, there's competition.
	There's competition out there.
	You know, this is not, does not come from the CDC, the World Health Organization, does come from the World Indian, uh, Organizational Network.
	So will H3N8 be China's next big export?
	After the deadly Wuhan virus, is this bird flu going to be Beijing's next gift to the world?
	H3N8!
	Sounds like a good call sign.
	Hotel 3, November 8th.
	That'd be a great call sign.
	Yeah, so who knows, who knows, who knows how that's all gonna go down.
	Who knows?
	Crazy.
	It's just crazy.
	Alright.
	I think we can, can we do one, I'd like to do one more sequence of stories here if you got something.
	Well I do have my Hong Kong update which I've been trying to play for a while.
	Oh you do, do you?
	I do, I do, I do.
	Let's do it!
	Start with Hong Kong update, NTD UK.
	This is NTD.
	Since Beijing imposed a national security law in Hong Kong, people's freedoms there have been increasingly eroded.
	Just recently, two men were arrested for owning books about sheep trying to hold back wolves, which authorities say are seditious.
	More than 150,000 Hong Kongers have applied for a special visa over the last two years to start new lives in the UK.
	Earlier I was joined by the Director of the UK and EU Public Affairs for the Committee for Freedom in Hong Kong Foundation, Mark Sabour.
	Hi Mark, it's great to speak to you.
	People in Hong Kong have increasingly had their freedoms taken away.
	Can you tell me what it's like for Hong Kongers there right now?
	So, since the introduction of the national security law, there's been a real crackdown on civil society.
	Media has, free media has collapsed.
	State-run media is the norm.
	And any other media that's been allowed to stay open is because they're following CCP guidelines or authority guidelines of what they can and can't say.
	So essentially they've lost their free status.
	In terms of civil society, Hong Kong had a very vibrant sector which would light candles on Tiananmen Square, memorials in Victoria Park.
	There was a very healthy attitude towards peaceful protests and so on.
	And all of that's been crushed using the national security law as the pretext, calling people subversive or sedition or whatever else it is.
	And it's got to the point now where two people were arrested this week for owning a book that had been banned, not distributing it or selling it, but just for owning a book that the authorities considered to be subversive.
	Incidentally, it was a book written by speech therapists about sheep and wolves.
	And the authorities took that as a slight against the CCP being the wolves and the people being the sheep, which is ridiculous.
	But that's how sensitive they've become to any form of criticism or perceived criticism.
	So you can probably go about your daily life, you know, go to your job, go to the supermarket, go to the beach without much problem.
	But it's the minute you step outside those lines, those defined lines, that you see very strictly how everything has changed.
	You know, you don't hear anything about this.
	I mean, anything.
	Zero.
	No, we'd like to bless the Chinese.
	Lindsey Graham goes on about one thing or another.
	But this whole Hong Kong story has been completely suppressed by the mainstream.
	Why?
	It's a good story.
	Is there any commerce going on with Hong Kong anymore?
	Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's pretty much the same, except, you know, the Chinese are overlooking everything.
	They're keeping a watchful eye out.
	Here's part two.
	I mean, a lot of people have now escaped to the UK, Hong Kongers.
	I think more than 150,000 have applied for these BNO visa schemes to live and work here, but some of them have faced assault even here in the UK, haven't they?
	Yeah, that's right.
	So there's been about 130, 140 who've successfully received their BNO status.
	There's many thousands of others who've applied as asylum seekers, but it hasn't always been smooth sailing.
	Just as with anyone who moves to a foreign country, there are difficulties with language, getting used to society, finding health care, education, jobs, training.
	Although most Hong Kongers have some bilingual capability, not everyone who comes does.
	And like every other group of people who move here, they need assistance with that integration.
	But the other part is the slightly more sinister part, where a lot of Hong Kongers have found that they have actually come under attack of some sort.
	Some have reported being followed.
	Many, when they gather, have had stories of harassment in Bars, restaurants, cafes, being followed is a fairly common one, being photographed or videoed.
	There was a few who reported that as a small demonstration in Edinburgh, a group of men in balaclava started filming everyone.
	And of course that dispersed the crowds in ten seconds.
	And there is the odd story of violence and actual physical assault.
	There was a young girl in Edinburgh who told us a story how she was sitting in a cafe with some friends of hers from Hong Kong and a group of men walked in and said, are you from Hong Kong?
	And when they said yes, they took all their coffees and threw them on them.
	And of course, Is Hong Kong so unimportant that we don't have to go and protect it?
	There are some incidents of people having been actually beaten on the streets.
	There are stories even in Chinatown in London with people being shouted down or followed or harassed as they walked down the road.
	So unfortunately, there is a slightly sinister side, which the British government hasn't fully got to grips with.
	Is Hong Kong so unimportant that we don't have to go and protect it?
	Lindsey Graham?
	Well, it was given up by the British.
	It was a crown colony.
	Right.
	And Margaret Thatcher is the one who signed off on giving it back to the Chinese.
	Right.
	Nothing to protect there.
	I know that we had finance, and we just didn't screw it.
	We don't need to finance and screw these people.
	They moved most of that to Shanghai.
	But this idea of the Chinese, they do it here too, where they set up their own police forces and harass the nationals.
	Yeah, is that still a thing?
	I think so.
	In fact, the most obvious sign that they haven't got to grips with was the beating of Bob Chan in Manchester.
	You may recall that there was a protest outside the Consul General at the time of the CCP National Congress when Xi Jinping became leader for life.
	And the Consul General there physically participated in the assault of a Hong Konger who was protesting.
	He was dragged into the grounds, he had his hair pulled, he was kicked, he was punched, and it was only thanks to a policeman who broke protocol by stepping into the grounds of the consulate and pulled him out that he was fine.
	But the shocking thing wasn't even the beating.
	The shocking thing was the appalling reaction by the British government.
	They didn't expel the diplomats, even though they were caught on camera, even though the Consul General went on TV the next day to admit what he did, and he did it with pride because it was in the interest of defending China.
	The government did nothing to punish those people.
	And if you're not punishing diplomats for massively breaking protocol, they should have been expelled the next day.
	What sign are you sending to other authoritarian regime diplomats?
	But worse than that, what you're telling Hong Kongers is that you've come here to be safe, but you're not.
	Huh.
	Well, yeah, we actually saw that they played that video there.
	That was played up a little bit in the media.
	And I kind of remember that.
	But what kind of, I mean, how does, how can this not be, how can action not be undertaken?
	This is also, and I think you may be right, this is happening in America with the police force.
	What is, who's on the take here?
	Who's allowing this to happen?
	Well, that's a good question.
	Well, it has to do with the diplomatic service, so... State Department.
	I blame Feinstein.
	State Department.
	Yeah, well, okay.
	Blink and you're buddy.
	Careful who you call my buddy!
	Alright, here's the end of it.
	And so it had a very negative effect on the mentality of many Hong Kongers who suddenly realize that they're on their own, even though they're here, that the government is not here to protect them.
	On one hand, they've been given a visa to get out of Hong Kong.
	On the other hand, when they're here, more or less, they're on their own.
	I spoke to a young Hong Kong student in Edinburgh who said to me she had been followed and harassed and bullied multiple times in Edinburgh.
	And she said to me, I left Hong Kong to run away from China.
	And now I'm in the UK.
	China is still chasing me.
	The implication being that they're always there, it's unrelenting, and it's really intimidating.
	Wow, man.
	None of this is good.
	China!
	China good.
	No.
	Well, maybe Lindsey Graham's got a point there.
	A nuclear tip.
	With a point on the top of his head.
	With that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	In the morning, to you, the man who put two C's in the electrical equity.
	Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to my friend on the other end, Mr. John C. DeVore!
	In the morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry.
	Also, in the morning to all ships, seaboats, and aircraft, feet in the air, subs in the water, and dames and knights out there.
	In the morning to all the trolls in the troll room who have been taking care of everything.
	I love seeing the trolls giving me all kinds of info, feeding back, kicking out douchebags.
	Let's count for a second.
	Hold on.
	How many trolls do we have in here today?
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	But we are late.
	We are late with our count because the donation segment, I think, will be... Well, it's a Thursday, so that's not a bad number.
	It's a one-donation segment show, everybody.
	That should tell you something right there.
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	Ditch Apple.
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	These developers will care about you.
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	They'll make improvements for you if you ask them to nicely.
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	And you have the chat all in one.
	And that is a good way to do it.
	And also, all of your podcasts will stay.
	Nothing will get de-platformed.
	What a concept!
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	You can also follow Adam and John on podcast index noagendasocial.com.
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	And of course, we love thanking our artists who are always working very hard during the live show to create a great piece of art as part of our value for value model.
	You can give us time, talent, treasure.
	We accept it all.
	We love it all.
	We need it all.
	And it was hard to find Something that really worked for us on the last show, because we like to do kind of a traditional piece of art with certain holidays, like the Easter holiday.
	That was episode 1545, which was titled Stapler Abuse.
	And Nestworks came closest with the No Agenda chick egg, with the No Agenda egg as the O, and a Miss Budweiser, although, you know, it kind of fit a little bit.
	It wasn't You bitch that didn't say Ms.
	Bud Light.
	I did.
	I did.
	Nessworks did that.
	We appreciate that Nessworks did it.
	But we looked at other stuff and it just really wasn't there.
	You know?
	I can't explain... Well, the one we both liked... Yes?
	...was by Scaramanga, Go Back.
	But it was so sacrilegious that we decided not to use it.
	It was a bit much.
	We did get a chuckle out of it.
	Other stuff that... I mean, there was some other things.
	You actually liked Sir Paul Couture's art.
	Although, you know, it had dates on it and everything, and listen live, which was not exactly what we were looking for.
	I don't know.
	Nothing just hit us.
	We did look at Fluff Comet.
	Why didn't we choose the Fluff Comet?
	Which one was that?
	Oh, I remember why.
	The Fluff Comet is the Easter egg, the Easter Bunny stealing the Easter egg.
	The Easter egg had no agenda on it, but the mistake of that art Curry Dvorak was like little, little teeny letters in the background on the hill.
	Yeah, not readable.
	That's not how it works.
	I mean, look at the predecessors.
	You need to have our names big and light, or at least legible.
	So we chose Nessworks art.
	I mean, it doesn't matter.
	By the way, I also did like his little Dvorak.
	Also had an egg for the O with a little heart in it.
	There were some nice elements to it.
	The Miss Budweiser part, for me, it should have been Miss Bud Light, or even if you didn't use it, it probably would have been good without that.
	Maybe.
	What do you think?
	I liked the band, right?
	It made no sense.
	Not really, no.
	It didn't.
	And what was the bra?
	You liked the bra.
	Was there a bra?
	No, no, that was one I found for the newsletter.
	Oh, right, right, right.
	Okay.
	Curry Dvorak has two boobs, literally.
	There you go.
	Thank you so much to Nestworks, of course, and all of the artists who diligently try to become The artwork, we try to create the artwork that we use for the show.
	It does help.
	It gets the show noticed.
	It certainly gets the show noticed on social media.
	People will go, oh, hold on a second, what is this?
	And click through and they find a fabulous show.
	Or they're just reminded that we have such a great show.
	There's a lot of things going on in your life.
	You need to be reminded sometimes to listen to the show.
	There's a lot of podcasts you listen to.
	So, we appreciate it.
	We thank you very, very much.
	Now to thank the producers, executive producers, and associate executive producers who brought us The Treasure for episode 1546.
	And we kick it off with Craig Thurman from Westfield, Indiana, with $1,000, which we always love.
	Long-time boner, first-time donor, instant knight me, baby!
	All right, how about that?
	Way to go there, Craig.
	Been listening since episode one!
	Wow!
	And I'm ashamed to say this is my first donation.
	Please de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
	Now, something about value for value here, so we cannot determine the value of the show to you.
	That's just, I mean, the value can only, we don't like Silicon Valley to say, this song is worth 99 cents.
	You may think it's worth 99 cents.
	You may think it's worth $99 or nothing, but they force you down that road.
	We just say whatever it's worth to you.
	So Craig, Sir Craig, who soon will be knighted, Sir Craig of the Dark Moon, he assigns about 75 cents to each show.
	And that may be the max that he can afford.
	So he's doing it this late in the game, which, you know, at least he's helping us out now and we appreciate it.
	My daughter recently graduated from Purdue University.
	Hashtag boiler up.
	Majoring in professional flight and is currently a flight instructor building hours to eventually go to the major airlines.
	Your analysis of all things flight related is always of special interest to me.
	Well, you're welcome.
	Please knight me Sir Craig of the Dark Moon.
	I'm from Westfield, Indiana and hope to attend the meetup this weekend, but could not attend as a douchebag, hence the donation.
	Hook us some blow at the round table for me, thanks.
	We always have those.
	Throw in some karma, a Fauci wheeze, and a Sharpton of your choice.
	Wheeze!
	R-E-S-P-I-C-T.
	You've got karma.
	Rachel Frazier comes in next from St.
	Clairsville, Ohio.
	Switcheroo!
	In the morning, John and Amdus, donation on behalf of my credible, incredible and adoring husband, Sean Frazier.
	This man grew up with unthinkable traumas and adversity.
	However, through God's grace and a few miracles, is now extremely successful businessman, wonderful husband and father.
	All right.
	We're high school sweethearts and have been married for 29 years.
	I'm very proud to report that his journey in building our very successful small business also began with your journey on The No Agenda Show.
	Spent many hours on the road building his company from the ground up beginning in 2008 and you two were both very with him in every step of the way.
	Nice.
	He has listened to every episode since 2008.
	Wow.
	Thank you for being educators of the truth.
	We appreciate your efforts more than you know.
	Please wish Sean a happy birthday.
	He's on the list.
	And a proper de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	Please accept this donation of $4.16 in honor of his birthday.
	$4.16!
	Thank you, Rachel.
	That's $416.
	Thank you.
	How nice.
	How nice.
	I sent this donation to 416 in honor of his birthday, 416.
	Thank you, Rachel.
	That's $416.
	Thank you.
	Oh, nice.
	Oh, nice.
	How a wonderful woman you are.
	Congrats, Sean.
	Cam Warren is in Cordova, Illinois.
	333.33.
	We love that as the executive producer forever title donation.
	Great show, guys!
	My exit strategy starts this Friday, so I thought I'd get my last payment in for my knighthood before that.
	I'd like to be known as Sir Cam of Cordova, or Cordova.
	What do you think it is?
	Cordova, Cordova, Cordova.
	Mutton and mead seems like a pretty good combo, so I'll stick with that.
	No jingles, but karma is always appreciated.
	Keep it up.
	Here you go, Cam.
	Thank you.
	You've got karma.
	Sir Data Ops is next from Edgerton, Wisconsin.
	Love is lit and karma please.
	Sir Data Ops of the Wisconsin Millennial.
	You've got karma.
	Patrick McGurgan, New Salem, Pennsylvania, 333.
	Thank you, Patrick.
	Hi, John and Adam.
	Love the show.
	Please de-douche me.
	You've been de-douched.
	And can I get a Trump jobs karma?
	Why, yes, you can.
	Thank you very much, Patrick McGurgan.
	Jobs, jobs, jobs.
	You've got karma.
	You've got the next one.
	It blows out my spreadsheet.
	It's too long.
	Okay, I may have to shorten it up.
	Matt from Manassas, Virginia.
	$2.3333, which is an Associate Executive Producership.
	It's been a rough year in sales, but I wanted to donate in support of Adam's acceptance of Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, John's birthday, and the excellent analysis.
	The inspiration for my donation was Adam's heartfelt reading of the trans story on a recent episode.
	Yes, the official NOAH, the formerly, former official NOAH Agenda tranny, Ali Jade.
	I'm just going to call, who we'll call AJ from now.
	I'm donating my treasure, specifically a portion of my commissions, as NOAH Agenda accompanies me on nearly every one of my commutes doing in-home design and sales in Northern Virginia, Maryland, and D.C.
	Where I sold, face-to-face, a home improvement to one of Adam's least favorite media personalities.
	Now who could that be?
	Well, in Virginia.
	Yeah.
	So it's Spook Central.
	He must run into some very crazy operations.
	I'm gonna say Jake Tapper.
	Would be one... Well, that's one of my least favorite media... Wolf Blitzer?
	Oh, no, no, it's a she, so that must have been... Oh, that must have been Joy Reid.
	She was nice enough, but I remember being all jitty at the air of elitism.
	Oh, this is good content.
	And names I heard dropped while there.
	It's gotta be her.
	It's gotta be Joy Reid.
	I have also come across two disgraced FBI directors in my sales experience.
	Make no mistake, the commie elites love luxury items and see us as the servant class.
	Side note.
	$4,000 in quote profit sharing was withheld from me last year due to my refusal to disclose my jab status with my employer who had no problem sending me into homes all year.
	I do believe that a nationwide Build Back Better memo went out to most corporations and they all jumped in headfirst.
	Been listening to the show since 2020.
	There's nothing else quite like it.
	Since then, I now often hear my beautiful wife and homeschool teacher listening to the show and have hit at least one other person in the mouth since.
	Keep up the excellent work.
	Sorry to see MoFax go.
	Yes, we have nine more episodes and then we close it out at a hundred.
	Part of this donation is poured out for the dead homies at MoFax.
	No karma.
	I have the Holy Spirit.
	By the way, John, the best weed whacker is the Ego Power Model.
	As well as most of their other battery-powered lawn equipment.
	Well, there you go.
	Mystery solved.
	Thank you very much.
	Not necessarily.
	Thank you very much.
	So what's happening with Moe?
	Uh, well, we decided to, uh, end the series at 100.
	You know, when we started four years ago, Mo had a very different job.
	And he, and it takes a lot, you know, he has 40 clips.
	It's a very, very, uh, well-prepared, uh, pre-produced show that he could do while he was working.
	Then, of course, he was fired for not accepting the vaccine into his life.
	And then he had to become an entrepreneur, and he's working his ass off, and he just doesn't have the time for it right now.
	So for now, we'll wind it out some throughout this year with nine more episodes, take it up to a hundred, and then we still will talk, and we'll still, of course, we're good friends now, and maybe in the future we can start up again.
	But he has four children who are also homeschooled now because of the, you know, the stupidity in Northern Virginia schools, etc., and vaccine and mask requirements.
	So, I see it as a great moment for him to be able to regroup.
	You know, it's hard being an entrepreneur, certainly these times, and we all love him for what he's done.
	And these are evergreen shows, you know, it's not like they're not worth, they're not worthless, they're all really valuable.
	Huh.
	I would like to dissuade the two of you from doing this.
	Well, it's...
	I know, it's easy for me to say.
	It's very easy for you to say.
	Believe me, this was not a decision come too easily.
	Believe me.
	Oregon Local 33 is the last on our list here for the Associate and Executive Producers, Executive Producers, Associate and Executive Producers.
	Portland, Oregon.
	$233.33.
	Switcheroo, another one.
	We've had a great meetup at Dick's.
	Oh, this is the Primal Burger Portland guys.
	This donation, all the previous Local 33s are credited to Millennial Mel.
	And she is now a dame.
	Whoa!
	Her dame name is Millennial Mel of the Younger... I'm sorry, the Younger Millennials.
	She'd be a zillennial.
	Well, we're just gonna... no, we're not gonna give her a zillennial.
	I know, this is what she wants.
	I want raw milk and liver pâté at the round table.
	Can you also request a big fat Jobs coming for Paul so he can be a no-agenda cup... what?
	Oh, okay.
	Jobs, karma for Paul so we can be a no agenda couple forever and ever.
	And that's it.
	Of course!
	Jobs!
	missed his $440 donation.
	I do want to reach his note.
	I'll tell you what happens.
	Oh, please do tell me what happened.
	We have an old, old, old PayPal account.
	How old is it?
	It's so old.
	I forgot to ask.
	Yes.
	And every once in a while, some old link that's floating around the ether that somebody clicks on and they donate.
	It goes into that account and doesn't come up on the regular spreadsheet.
	Oh, goodness.
	But still valid.
	So he had some commentary in the full note, which is at the bottom there.
	Yes, I have it here.
	And he says, oops, one second, scroll past it.
	Hi, fellas.
	Jackie Green here.
	Want to make sure you guys actually got my donation.
	Well, I guess we did, finally.
	I sent it through PayPal on March 25th.
	I don't care about the note or anything.
	No, it's the next part.
	Yeah, but I'm reading... Well, that's just a note to trigger the... Yeah, but you don't want me to read the whole thing?
	It's just the second part of what the note was that came with the original donation.
	Okay.
	ITM, MJMK.
	More jingles, more karma?
	Yeah, that's what he said.
	Thanks for all you guys do and putting the stop in that obvious ad slash donation last note.
	Some of us listen to the donations and it's against the spirit of V for V. If your product is good, like Lavender Blossom, send some to the show.
	Yeah, that's true.
	If you send something to us, to the show, we'll probably talk about it if we like it.
	And then, you know, if you want to follow up with a donation and mentioning it or people like to do a code for getting donation.
	Yeah.
	But if we don't like your product, we probably won't talk about it.
	Right, which is what you want.
	And that's the beauty of the Value for Value is when we do talk about a product, we mean it!
	We're not full of crap.
	Here you go, man.
	I'll give you some more jingles and karma.
	Alright, John will take us through the rest of the donations.
	Yeah, Matthew Shock is at the top of this list in Farmington, Minnesota.
	And as a switcheroo, happy birthday to AJ.
	Uh, and he wants this credited to her as well?
	Okay, we can do that.
	It's just been done.
	Uh, Don Martin, and that was a hundred bucks.
	Don Martin's next on the list, and it already drops to 8-0-0-8.
	From... From Wash... Washougal?
	Washington.
	I... Needs a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	You've been de-douched.
	73's W1BUS. Sir Kevin McLaughlin's up already.
	Locust, North Carolina, 8008.
	Nice.
	Robert Hanegraaff in Duval, Washington.
	Rogan Donation, 7415.
	Oystenberg.
	Oy... Okay.
	Oystenberg.
	Close enough.
	In Rotterdam.
	71.
	These are the leftover birthday hellos.
	To me.
	71.
	Lisa Piles in South Lake, Texas. 71.
	Roseanne Lincolns in Landisville, Pennsylvania, 71.
	Sir Infinitis in Holly Springs, North Carolina, 71.
	Kenneth Barnhouse in Dallas, Texas, also 71, with Ryan Jones in Canby, Indiana.
	It's continuing.
	Anonymous in Toronto, 71.
	Now, these are pretty good.
	Amy Gelinas in Bureau in Washington.
	You all remember that town if you go to the airport.
	Conchetta Smith in Mansfield, Ohio, 71.
	Sir Paul, 71.
	Nicholas Hanna in Mount Vernon, Ohio, 71.
	And last is Yancey Summeror in Houston, Texas.
	This followed by Michelle Oliver for 6666 and Stuart Oliver in 6666.
	And coincidentally, they both live in Hoshton, Georgia.
	I think they're related.
	Do you think?
	Christopher Dechter, 5678.
	Sir Luke in London, UK, 55.
	Timothy Huttner in Navin, Ontario, Canada.
	54.32.
	Somebody's got a heart in there.
	Somehow.
	I don't know how you do that.
	In the spreadsheet.
	Freddy Vieira in San Antonio, Texas.
	54.13.
	Timothy was 54.32.
	Joshua Kopp is in Katshovel, the cat hole, in Netherlands.
	Cat Hole!
	Oh, that'll stick.
	And he needs a de-douche.
	You've been de-douched.
	Oh man, they'll love you for that.
	He's in 52.
	52 bucks.
	Cat Hole.
	That's what it means?
	Cat Hole?
	Totally.
	Cots?
	Hovel?
	Hovel?
	No, you nailed it.
	Cat Hole.
	That's it.
	That's the right arm.
	Bob Butler in Cumming, Georgia.
	$50.69.
	Christine Hines in Manchester, New Hampshire.
	5033.
	Scott Nelson, 5001 in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
	And the following people, the last in the list, are all $50 donors.
	Name and location.
	Starting with Margarita Eden-Hood in Orangevale, California.
	Kevin Sullivan in Wallingford, Connecticut.
	Jordan Thill in Bothell, Washington.
	His donation is from the J-Dogs.
	Corey Cunningham in Warrington, Virginia.
	Gavin McGoldrick in San Francisco.
	Tim DelVecchio in Blandon, Pennsylvania.
	Andrew Grasso in Mineola, New York.
	Gary Mao in Woodland Hills, California.
	Michael Wendell in Mattawin, New Jersey.
	Brandon Savoie in Port Orchard, Washington.
	Best real deals now!
	In San Antonio, Texas.
	And last on the list is... Wait, what does Real Deals Now sell?
	I don't know.
	But there's Real Deals.
	But it's a good deal.
	It's a good deal.
	And last on the list is Dame Patricia Worthington.
	They're in Miami, hope she's okay in the flood zone.
	Now, I think it's only Fort Lauderdale.
	Miami was hit too.
	Oh, really?
	But not with what happened in Fort Lauderdale, no.
	The Supercells, exactly.
	Thank you all.
	And let us know if you can't just go...
	Patricia, just go downtown to Miami and grab a few fish and you should be off to us.
	Thank you all very much for supporting the No Agenda Show.
	We really do appreciate it, especially everyone who came in under $50.
	If you want to stay anonymous, for sure, for sure.
	But also people who are on the sustaining donations.
	There are many different options.
	You can make one up yourself.
	11-11, 33-33.
	I mean, you name it, it's there.
	And if you'd like to learn how, go here.
	And thanks to our executive and associate executive producers.
	Those are forever credits.
	You've deserved them.
	Our formula is this.
	We go out, we hit people in the mouth.
	Order!
	Order!
	Shut up, slave!
	Shut up, Slame.
	Shut up, Slame.
	It's a birthday, birthday.
	I recommend you hang around because there's still plenty of show left to go.
	And here's the birthday list for today, which is something you have to send in the day before the show.
	There's no actual list that exists that we remember.
	Sir Pokey, first night of the 42nd, celebrates tomorrow.
	Rachel Frazier wishes her husband, Sean Frazier, a very happy birthday.
	A nice note earlier, he'll be celebrating on the 16th.
	Dan Martin turns 60 on April 25th.
	Freddie Vieira wishes Samantha Vieira a very happy birthday.
	Saw him with a donation.
	And Matthew Schock wishes AJ a happy birthday.
	We say happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe!
	And no title changes, but we do have a dame and three knights, and we're happy to have them here.
	So let's get our blades.
	Your blade, sir.
	Your blade.
	Oh, here you go.
	Sorry.
	Nice.
	All right.
	All right, ladies and gentlemen, hop on up!
	Millennial Mel, Craig Thurman, Cam Warren, Bill Cotter, all four of you have supported the No Agenda Show one way or the other in the amount of $1,000 or more, and I'm very proud to bring you up here and pronounce the K-V as Day Millennial Mel of the Younger Millennials, Sir Craig of the Dark Moon, Sir Sir Cam of Cordova and Sir Bill of the North.
	For you, we've got Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, by request, raw milk and liver pate.
	We have some other things available in case you want it, like Reuben S. Lumen, Rosé, Gases and Sake, Vodka and Vanilla, Bourbon Hits and Bourbon, Sparkling Cider and Escorts, Ginger Ale and Gerbils, Breast Milk and Papham, or of course, if you want it, we've got the ever effervescent Mutton and Mead.
	Head over to noagendarings.com.
	I'm sorry, I almost forgot.
	Hey puppy, you want to go out?
	That's where you can not only see these beautiful rings, but also... I'm sorry, the dog needs to leave the studio and I don't want her to make a mess here.
	Hold on.
	John, sing for a second.
	Do something.
	I can do a few things here.
	so I can practice on the...
	Wow, dynamite.
	I almost don't want to stop you.
	So good.
	What'd you do to the dog?
	The dog needed to go out of the studio.
	Tina will walk her, but she's been in here sleeping, and when she gets up, it means she's crowning.
	Oh, it means...
	Yes, exactly.
	NoahJenderRings.com.
	Everyone can go take a look at these handsome rings.
	These are for knights and for dames.
	They come with wax to seal your important correspondence.
	Also included is an official certificate of authenticity.
	Thank you all, the four of you, and welcome to the Roundtable.
	We love having you here.
	Yeah, we got a lot of meetups happening this week.
	I mean a lot of meetups and only one, bless you, only one meetup report.
	It's the Ozarks from their Ozarks Deconstruction Zone Meetup.
	In the morning, John and Adam.
	This is Dustin coming from the Queen City of the Ozarks, Springfield, Missouri.
	We're down here at Lindbergh's Tavern having a great time.
	I'm gonna pass around the phone and let everybody introduce themselves.
	I'm Sir Dill Saver!
	I am Dame Del Saver, in the morning.
	Hi, this is Gene.
	Hello, it's Tee Parker.
	I'm here saying hi to Danny in San Diego.
	No agenda.
	Woo!
	Hello.
	Hi, this is Breaking Mania.
	In the morning and in the grass, this is the Reverend Dr. Pfeiffer from the Sunday Morning 2-Hour Folk Hour.
	Have a good morning.
	Hooey hooey from the Ozarks.
	This is Donald.
	And that's everybody here tonight, and we had a great time.
	And I'd like to say another good-looking group.
	I do appreciate it when you guys send pictures.
	I hope that you publish those somewhere because no agenda meetups, man.
	They're really cool.
	People who you'd never expect to see sitting together are enjoying each other as a group.
	Here's what's coming up.
	Today, actually, 630.
	That'll be in New Paltz, New York, is the Shawongunk Ridge Meetup, number 7, at the Brafecy.
	The post-Spring Break Denver Meetup will be at 6.30 in Hangar 101 in Lakewood, Colorado.
	Last-minute leaked secret Denver area meetup.
	Ooh, competition!
	6.30 at Lincoln's Roadhouse, also in Denver.
	Oh, in Denver, Colorado.
	I'm sorry, different town.
	Then tomorrow, the Northwest Houston Meetup, 7.30 at Wakefield Crow Bar in Houston, Texas.
	We have the local 251 International Brotherhood of Mouth Hitters coming together at 1.30 at Judy's Place in Mobile, Alabama.
	Nice.
	The Saturday North Carolina Triad, 2 o'clock at Kernersville Brewing Company in Kernersville, North Carolina.
	Then we have the Central Jersey 732 Meetup at 2 o'clock at Garden State Distillery.
	Tom's River, hello!
	Exit 103, I think.
	Oh, Sir Daniel's organizing that.
	We need another update on Veritas from you, Sir Daniel's.
	Spot the spook!
	Rhineland-Pfalz meet up in Zeitungszentre in Mainz, Rhineland, Palenat, Germany.
	Muppet Head organizing that for you on Saturday.
	That'll be at 2 o'clock.
	The Shrunken Amygdala Support Group meets at 2 o'clock in Taft's Grouporium in Cincinnati, Ohio.
	The Star Chamber of Idaho comes together at 3 o'clock at the Beer Guys Saloon in Star, Idaho.
	We have the Flight of the No Agenda.
	This is the, oh wow, this is the 40th meetup on a Mission 333 Pacific at Hero's Restaurant and Brewery in Riverside, California.
	Thank you, Leo Bravo.
	40 of those for you.
	Anything but mainstream Saturday.
	Soiree, 5 o'clock.
	Big, big robs in Euless, Texas.
	April Lake Effect, hooey, hooey, 5 o'clock at Off Square Brewing in Crown Point, Indiana.
	Indiana, man, off the hook.
	No more credit in Suisse.
	6 o'clock Berlin slash Amsterdam slash Paris time at Bar Le Philosophe in Zurich, Switzerland.
	No more Credit Suisse.
	You gotta get it.
	Friends of Freedom on Sunday.
	1.30 at Glover Park Brewery, Marietta, Georgia.
	This is on Sunday.
	Crossroads of America, No Agenda Tribal Meetup.
	Spirit Distillation, 3 o'clock at Mash House at West Fork Whiskey Company.
	Also, Sunday, Impromptu Utah Valley Meetup, 3 o'clock at Strap Tank Brewery in Springville, Utah.
	We have, I Can't Believe It's Not Thousands of Sealed Indictments, 4 o'clock in Jefferson, Texas.
	That's a private home, so you need to RSVP.
	And I will be, I should be promoting the Nashville Meetup, which will be on the 17th.
	That's Monday.
	The Keeper and I will be there.
	We have, of course, Sir Patrick Coble will be co-hosting this.
	Dame Jennifer will be there.
	I'm hoping Jeff Smith shows up.
	It's gonna be a big old hooey-hooey, so make sure you join us for that.
	And thank you all For supporting, for listing, and for going to the No Agenda Meetups, completely producer-organized.
	If you'd like to learn more, go to noagendameetups.com.
	Noagendameetups.com.
	If you can't find one there, start one yourself.
	They are always a party!
	Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the nights and days.
	You want to be where you want to be, triggered or held to blame.
	Everybody feels the same.
	It's like a party.
	Yeah.
	Like a party.
	Like a party.
	you We got a couple of, uh, end of show ISOs I'd like to try.
	Fly by you, see if you'd like anything.
	Sure.
	Okay, hold on, this is... Uh, hold on.
	This is actually from Gwoof.
	I think he abused his children for this one.
	Oh, it's one channel only, that sucks.
	That would have been better if it was two channels.
	Could you hear it?
	Barely.
	Barely hear it on the left channel.
	I'm gonna have to work on that.
	This is... Fletcher sent this in.
	It's too long, but I didn't want to exclude it.
	This is a Gene Wilder ISO.
	And would you come on my podcast?
	Would I come on your what?
	Yeah.
	And this is the one that I think has legs.
	That's some crazy stuff right there.
	I kind of like that one.
	Disappointing.
	Okay.
	What you got?
	Not much better, but I do have some stuff.
	Let's try thank you.
	Thank you, Easter Bunny.
	Okay.
	And hop out.
	Hop on out of here.
	Oh, come on.
	Clearly, clearly this one wins.
	That's some crazy stuff right there.
	Clearly that wins.
	All right.
	Thank you.
	I figured you'd buckle.
	Oh, I gotta tell you about this Ozempic thing that I learned.
	Let me put it this way.
	I learned a new term.
	Have you heard of lean body mass?
	I think so.
	What do you think lean body mass is?
	No lower fat content?
	Incorrect.
	So, there's a big fracas in the ozempic world.
	You know, ozempic is this diabetes drug that all of Hollywood started using because it really is great for weight loss.
	Yeah, it also makes your face sag.
	Yes, ozempic face is absolutely a thing.
	In fact, I think what's her name who keeps talking about it?
	She used to be on E!
	The Blonde, kind of a comic.
	She had a talk show.
	For some reason, I'm losing her name.
	I can't remember it.
	She used to be on E?
	She was the host of a couple of award shows.
	She keeps bringing up Ozempic jokes.
	Katherine Kinley?
	No.
	She's more famous than that.
	How did I come up with Katherine Kinley?
	Boy, I don't know.
	Chelsea Handler!
	Chelsea Handler's got an Ozempic face.
	Trolls, trolls, trolls, good trolls.
	Thank you, trolls.
	But yeah, she's got an Ozempic face if you look at her.
	Well, so, turns out that, and I have studies here, and I have science here.
	Science!
	Yes, you've got a lot of science here, that an Ozempic Seventy-five percent of the weight loss is lean body mass.
	That's no good.
	That's muscle, right?
	Yes!
	Science!
	And if you look at the science, they literally say, well, you know, we had a body composition analysis of 88 volunteers with type 2 diabetes who used semaglutide, which is the drug's name.
	These participants lost an average of 12.5 pounds.
	Of that weight loss, there was a 7.5 pound reduction in fat mass and a 5 pound reduction in lean mass.
	And that's in scientific papers.
	They are lying to you.
	That is muscle.
	And let me tell you, when you... hear me now, believe me later.
	When you lose muscle, certainly if you're older, you can't just grow that back.
	Yeah, you'd have to work out in the gym for years.
	And it wouldn't hurt to have some testosterone you can pick up over at Planned Parenthood.
	But this is a horrible, after years of glorifying fat women, which I think is also in an odd way body dysphoria by the viewer.
	I mean, you can look at morbidly obese women on Instagram.
	And they will have a million followers, and they'll be, I mean, just standing there, you know, lifting one leg up, you know, and wearing... Literally!
	Literally!
	I don't even want to... This is important!
	And then the comments will be, Yes, Queen!
	Slave!
	Fire!
	Beautiful!
	So after years and years of glorifying this, now we give you Ozempic, which removes your muscle!
	You're gonna fall into a heap!
	This is, this is really, and I just have to point out the obvious, you know, they took the 1970s hit, one-hit wonder pilot, Oh Oh Oh It's Magic, and I believe... Oh Oh Oh It's, yeah, Ozempic!
	Yes, and I believe that that is subliminally still working.
	It's magic!
	It's magic!
	Ozempic is magic!
	Oh, very good.
	It's magic.
	Very good.
	I like that.
	Very good marketing, but people need to know that when you read 50 to 75 percent of the weight loss is from lean body mass, that's your muscle.
	That's not the stuff you want to lose.
	Please be careful.
	I'm not a doctor.
	I can't even get John Testosterone.
	Tell you, what good are you?
	Go pick some up from Rogan.
	We're just reading the science and I'm not liking it.
	Alright, prediction come true?
	I got one thing, one thing, and I'll leave you alone.
	No, I'm sorry.
	You go ahead.
	Go for it.
	First of all, I want you to see if you can hear the brainwashing, the propaganda, you know, the abortion pill.
	We don't talk about it, but controversy.
	One judge is saying one thing.
	It'll resolve itself.
	I'm not too concerned.
	But I always get a kick out of these foreign correspondents.
	This is a clip from Al Jazeera on the kind of the problem, this one particular abortion pill.
	And I just want to see if you can pick up on the propagandistic comment that's in there.
	I don't know where they get this stuff, but it's Al Jazeera.
	So, you know, what would they know?
	Women's right to access abortion.
	This came after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn a constitutional right to abortion.
	Friday's two court rulings mean the future of the drug is uncertain.
	Many fear this will increase the already existing challenges faced by women in some U.S.
	states.
	Wait a minute, wait a minute.
	I gotta listen to it again.
	It's so short.
	Let me hear it again.
	Women's right to access abortion.
	This came after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn a constitutional right to abortion.
	Oh!
	Constitutional right to abortion!
	Yeah, that's the subliminal thing right there.
	It's not true.
	It's not true.
	It's bullcrap!
	Yes, it is.
	There was never a constitutional right and what they overturned was a privacy.
	Let's see how ABC handled this news.
	Breaking overnight, an appeals court has partially blocked a ruling from a Texas judge that would have restricted access to a widely used abortion pill.
	The court is allowing the FDA's approval of Mifepristone to remain in place for now.
	But the three-judge panel is allowing restrictions that were lifted back in 2016 to be reinstated.
	That means that the drug can only be dispensed for up to 7 weeks of pregnancy instead of 10 weeks.
	And distribution by mail would be paused, which could significantly impact the pill's availability.
	Many expect this issue to be appealed to the Supreme Court.
	Some states have already been stockpiling the drug.
	There was no response overnight from the Biden administration.
	At least I didn't put in the Constitutional.
	By the way.
	You have to be an idiot to put that in there.
	We got an update from one of our trolls saying, there is no evidence that lean body mass does not include bone or brain tissue.
	Bone.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Good point.
	That's a very good point.
	I think we need to do this quick Canadia, Canada-Navia update since we have been trying to follow the story.
	The Prime Minister addressing the fact that there's been a mass resignation from the Pierre Elliott Trudeau Foundation.
	The President and CEO and the Board of Directors, the Volunteer Board of Directors resigned.
	During the political fallout from a $200,000 donation from a businessman with links to the Chinese government.
	A brief statement says that the politicization of the foundation made it impossible to continue with the status quo.
	The resignations prompted conservative leader Pierre Polyev to call for an investigation into the foundation.
	And that comes, well, at the same time as the Prime Minister's top staffer, his chief of staff, Katie Telford is set to testify before a committee that's investigating allegations of elections interference.
	That testimony will happen this Friday.
	So, I still am not sure what happens here, but it doesn't sound good for Trudeau.
	Yeah, but this has happened before with him.
	Especially with his mom and this organization.
	He's got all kinds of back, you know, the dirt.
	He's slippery.
	He's slippery!
	He's slippery!
	He's very, very slippery.
	Very funny little clip here from John Kirby, the Rear Admiral, about the leaked documents that have...
	The leaked documents that have been such an embarrassment for the United States, because guess what?
	We're spying on everybody!
	Again, without confirming the validity of the documents, this is information that has no business in the public domain.
	It has no business, if you don't mind me saying, on the front pages of newspapers or on television.
	It is not intended for public consumption, and it should not be out there.
	You should not be publishing it!
	Too late!
	Not saying, well... Does he know how the system works?
	Does he have any idea how the system works?
	Well, he's actually trying to play the system.
	He's trying to tell them that you can't publish it.
	Don't publish it.
	That's right.
	It's too late!
	Here is, uh, but they got him.
	They got him, but don't have him, but they know who it is.
	They smoked him out.
	They don't have him yet, but they know it.
	It's him.
	They got him.
	This morning, a bombshell report.
	Bombshell!
	Bombshell.
	Bombshell.
	Hold on.
	I thought I had a bombshell somewhere.
	Where's my bombshell?
	is revealing details about the leak of what appears to be highly classified U.S. military documents.
	According to the Washington Post, the alleged leaker is in his 20s and worked on a military base.
	The Post reports he shared several documents a week beginning late last year with a group of about two dozen people on Discord, an online chat room popular with gamers.
	I don't think that there was a goal nor some sort of accomplishment that he was looking for in sharing these documents.
	A member of the chat room says the man called America's intelligence community a state.
	Yeah, before you know it, it's going to be, uh, the man was a member of an online chat room known as the troll room from a podcast.
	You watch, we're not far from it.
	We're not.
	A member of the chatroom says the man called America's intelligence community a sinister force that sought to suppress its citizens and keep them in the dark.
	The Washington Post says it spoke to a friend of the alleged leaker, agreeing not to name or show the young man who said this about his friend.
	It disagreed with several occasions such as Waco and Ruby Ridge and thought that the government is overreaching in several aspects.
	The report did not name the alleged leaker and ABC News has not verified the report.
	In a statement, Discord said it's cooperating with law enforcement as the Justice Department opens a criminal investigation.
	Meanwhile, the Biden administration is trying to contain fallout from the leak, which included dozens of apparently classified Pentagon documents exposing top-secret intelligence.
	The files suggest potential problems for Ukraine, including a dire shortage of air defense missiles.
	The head of Ukrainian military intelligence says he spoke with his U.S.
	counterparts about the leak.
	He blames Russia for the leak, but the friend of the alleged leaker disputes that.
	He is not a Russian operative.
	He is not a Ukrainian operative.
	I'll go as far to say he's not even on the east side of the world.
	He was a young, charismatic man who loved nature, God, who loved shooting guns and racing cars.
	Ah!
	Another Christian.
	Okay, hold on a second.
	Troublemakers.
	Troublemakers.
	Yeah, he's definitely a troublemaker, but okay, first of all, Ruby Ridge.
	Mm-hmm.
	I mean, we've brought it up on the show before.
	Yeah.
	That's old.
	So this guy's not a young man, necessarily.
	Let's just call everyone a young man, like some people like to do.
	Yeah, in his early 20s, yeah.
	So something's fishy about that.
	The other thing is, if this guy knows who it is, well, that's dumb.
	Right?
	That's the last thing I'd say, because he's going to have a couple of goons come over there, put some thumbscrews on him, take him to the, you know, headquarters, HQ, and beat the shit out of him until he gives up the guy's name.
	Yeah.
	That's what you'd think could happen.
	I mean, it's something I'd be worried about if I was that guy going, I know who it is, and he's a nice guy, likes to shoot guns.
	No, you should just shut up about it.
	Okay, too late.
	So that, so we're going to find out who this is.
	It could be bullcrap.
	It could be some guy in some dumb chat room in Discord playing some video games.
	Yeah, I'm the guy.
	So you don't know?
	I think the intelligence community has probably had their eye on Discord for a while anyway.
	Oh, I'm sure they have.
	Discord is probably... Oh, there's got to be half the guys in there have to be spooks.
	Crazy not to be.
	We were talking earlier about Mo and you know one of the things that that Mo predicted started to come true when I was in Jamaica was that it was going to be the drill rap that would be the impetus for for cracking down for bringing us the 2024 crime bill by Joe Biden, of course, in following of the 1994 crime bill.
	And the obvious result would be that, of course, no one wants to work in law enforcement anymore.
	Rich people will have private security forces, private police forces protecting their gated communities and their neighborhoods.
	And the poor people, they'll get drones and cameras.
	And here we go!
	This morning, what looks like a sci-fi film will soon be reality on the streets of New York.
	The NYPD and mayor welcoming Digidog and K-5, the city's new crime-fighting robots.
	I've never seen something like that in real life.
	The robot dogs were dismissed by the previous administration due to financial cutbacks and fears of aggressive policing.
	I am going to use technology with transparency to keep this city safe.
	And others just weren't willing to do that, and I am.
	To allay fears, the public is being assured the robots won't be used for routine patrol.
	This is a life-saving device.
	It's going to be used for hostage situations, bomb threats, counter-terrorism situations.
	The department also plans to add this R2-D2 looking robot named K5, equipped with cameras and emergency help buttons, and the Star Chase system.
	Deployed from a gun-looking device, it sticks to vehicles and uses GPS to track fleeing cars.
	New York isn't the only city interested in robots to fight crime.
	San Francisco may revisit the idea after it was put on hold last year.
	The proposal was to use lethally armed robots when dealing with violent suspects.
	Supporters say they're safer than humans.
	But the public still has concerns about control and about artificial intelligence getting too powerful.
	And then there's this.
	Oh, look at the dog!
	He's not ready for the New York City streets!
	As for the price tag, the NYPD bought those two robot dogs for $750,000.
	I love it.
	I love the dark.
	Remember, you remember during COVID in China, they got these really aggressive dogs telling people to get off the street.
	Remember the videos of that?
	Yeah.
	Get off the street!
	Dog with a microphone with a megaphone on him?
	Well here it is.
	It's in New York City.
	And the mayor's gonna use it!
	It makes sense.
	Well there's more going on in New York because we have another position filled.
	New York City has hired its first rat czar.
	She promises to address a huge spike in the rodent population.
	Kathleen Karate was chosen from 900 applicants nationwide.
	The city asking for someone with determination and quote killer instinct.
	She had previously spearheaded the effort to fight rats in city schools.
	She said rats are tough, but New Yorkers, yeah, they're tougher.
	She'll be paid $155,000 a year.
	A rat czar.
	What's she supposed to do?
	Go out and kill rats herself?
	Yeah, well she's a rat czar.
	What is she gonna do?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I don't know, man.
	She's a rat czar.
	I have a clip from a TV show about New York, which might be my last clip.
	This is from one of the FBI shows.
	And by the way, this last round of FBI shows, FBI International, the FBI is now in London and they're investigating some attack, a Muslim attack, on a woman who didn't have a hijab on.
	She wasn't wearing the right veil in London, in some Arab part of town, and she got acid thrown on her.
	Oh no.
	Because the London police, they don't know what they're doing.
	So our FBI was called in.
	To London?
	To London.
	I already love this show.
	So that's FBI International.
	So they have three of these shows.
	There's FBI, FBI Most Wanted, which is basically the same as FBI.
	This is some kind of brainwashing.
	How does FBI International even exist?
	They are the Federal Bureau of Investigation, not the International Bureau of Investigation.
	You think they're Interpol?
	Yeah.
	I have no idea why nobody calls them out on this.
	This is bullcrap.
	So, this is from FBI Most Wanted, and Dylan McDermott is the guy in this show, and he's just a mean FBI guy.
	He's always yelling at people.
	I'm just going to set it up, and here's what you're going to hear.
	You're going to hear the moment where I leave off, which is...
	We have some maniac killing Asians in Central Park, all throughout the city.
	And two guys are walking along and they see this guy beating the crap out of some poor Asian guy.
	And he's Asian too, everyone's Asian.
	Except for the other players.
	As in Chinese, Vietnamese, Asian?
	I think it was Vietnamese.
	Beating up another Vietnamese.
	And so these two guys are there, and they say, hey, hey, what are you doing?
	And the guy, the Asian guy beating up the other guy, pulls out a gun and takes a couple of shots at these two guys.
	One of the guys, he happens to have a gun, he pulls it out and shoots at the guy, and the guy runs off.
	Of course.
	Which is kind of what you use a gun for.
	FBI shoots and misses?
	No, no, okay, let's start over since you didn't hear what I said.
	Vietnamese guy beating up another Vietnamese.
	Two bystanders are walking through Central Park and they catch the guy and they yell, hey, hey, stop it.
	The guy pulls a gun on him and takes a couple of shots.
	One of the two bystanders grabs his gun, shoots at this Asian guy, stops him from shooting at them, probably saves both their lives in the process.
	Accidentally wings some woman standing there who is, I guess, just standing there for no good reason.
	But, you know, it doesn't kill her, just wings her and that's that.
	So, Dylan McDermott and the FBI, like 10 minutes later, 20 minutes later, come in, and then they call this guy aside who shot at the bad guy, and make his life miserable, and here we go!
	You think this is the same guy who shot at the temple earlier today?
	No, it's looking that way, and the timeline matches.
	It's about a half hour from Mount Vernon to the city.
	Where can we find this vigilante?
	The guy you chased.
	You see his face?
	No.
	Like I told the cops, it all happened so fast.
	We were running.
	Plus, he had a mask on.
	Was it clear of plastic?
	Yeah, kinda.
	I don't know.
	When am I getting my gun back?
	How about never?
	I have a permit.
	Well, then you should know Central Park is a no-carry zone.
	They passed the law this summer.
	Yeah, and crap like this happens all the time because people stand by and do nothing.
	I saved a lot of lives today.
	Tell that to the Juilliard girl.
	Your brother just missed her left lung.
	You know Asian hate crimes have quadrupled this last year.
	You guys need to do your jobs.
	We are.
	You know when it gets harder when idiots like you try to play cops and robbers.
	Okay.
	That's the thanks I get.
	So he roughs him up.
	The FBI guy roughs up this poor dude.
	Man, that's great.
	This is television.
	This is the brainwashing we're stuck with.
	Thanks, Hollywood.
	Oh, well.
	Oh, well.
	It's pre-bunking, man.
	It's pre-bunking.
	It's all good.
	All right, everybody.
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	You never know what might happen.
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