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1589: Valudation

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	Twice-impeached, quadruple-indicted, disgraced, one-term president.
	Adam Curry.
	John C. Dvorak.
	It's Sunday, September 10th, 2023.
	This is your award-winning Give A Nation Media Assassination Episode 1598.
	This is no agenda.
	Scouting the corridors and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Blue Country here in FEMA Region Number 6.
	In the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry!
	And from Northern Silicon Valley, where we're all saying, go Niners!
	I'm John C. Dvorak.
	We're definitely not all saying go Niners.
	We're saying go... In Silicon Valley we are.
	We're saying go... What's that guy?
	Go anti-vaxxer!
	Who's the anti-vaxxer guy who's playing the U.S.
	Open right now?
	Kennedy.
	No.
	That was not Kennedy.
	No.
	Djokovic.
	Djokovic, yeah.
	Now is he playing a Russian guy?
	So we've got a Russian versus an anti-vaxxer?
	That's who he's playing tonight.
	This shall not stand.
	This is no good.
	We can't have that.
	That's not what the elites of the world want.
	We had a big storm last night.
	And almost no rain.
	Just a whopping bunch of lightning?
	Lightning, thunder, wind.
	You know, it was a sandstorm because everything's so dry here.
	That's weird, because usually we get lightning and get some rain.
	I mean, a couple of drops.
	Just, and the power went out.
	I mean, of course, it only went out for a little bit here at the compound as the generator kicked in.
	But I was like, what are they doing to our weather?
	You know, they're probably storing it all up to flood us out.
	Yeah!
	Let's flood them bastards out!
	Climate change!
	It's climate change!
	It's climate change!
	Yeah, you bet.
	That's what they're gonna do.
	They're doing it everywhere.
	Here, here, here.
	No, here, Hong Kong!
	It was an hour before midnight when record quantities of rain fell on Hong Kong and southern China.
	The images of water overflowing in parking lots out of metro stations and shopping malls show how severely the city was flooded.
	Severe!
	158.1 millimeters of rain fell in just one hour.
	The highest figure since records began in 1884.
	I guess they had climate change back then.
	Roads collapsed and landslides blocked circulation.
	Some residents had to queue after their drinking water system broke down.
	Queue up!
	The vast majority of the population remained indoors and worked from home.
	The stock exchange and schools remained closed.
	Transportation was almost entirely cancelled.
	Yeah, they're gonna do this everywhere.
	When was this?
	This was just last night or two days ago.
	It better have been two days ago.
	The stock market would have been closed anyway on Saturday.
	Yeah.
	There's so much weird news that just doesn't really make it anymore.
	I mean, we've become so, hmm, maybe jaded?
	Uh... Mason, somehow.
	Well, now listen.
	Where's this?
	This is, uh... Let me see.
	Where was the, uh... Did you get my bonus clip, by the way?
	Yeah, I did.
	So, this... I mean, this is... This I thought was a big deal, but there's very little news about this.
	Overnight, a devastating earthquake hitting southern Morocco, killing more than 820 people and injuring many others.
	Dramatic video showing homes completely destroyed, entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
	I mean, almost no news about that.
	But I heard about it.
	Yeah, but, you know, not like, oh, Trump!
	Biden!
	Ukraine!
	Trump is bigger than an earthquake.
	There's your quote.
	There's your quote.
	Man, the MAGA country people, they're worried about him.
	Why?
	Like, Deep State's not going to let him live, man.
	That's what I keep hearing.
	Deep State's not going to let him live.
	To which I say, all hell will break loose.
	And maybe, now that I think about it, maybe that's what's behind this very odd move from the New Mexico governor.
	You followed this?
	The New Mexico governor, who I had high hopes for, instead of being the, as being the, the Kamala Harris, she should have been the vice president.
	Because she's, you know, kind of a go-getter.
	She's ethnic, and she's got a lot of things going on.
	She's ethnic?
	Grisham?
	She's ethnic?
	Yeah, she's Mexican.
	Grisham.
	Well, I'm not saying her name is.
	It's like one hour cleaners.
	Okay, well, for those who missed it, this is the most puzzling move I have ever seen a governor make.
	Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham says gun violence in New Mexico is a problem.
	Gun deaths are the leading cause of death for children 1 to 19 in New Mexico.
	From 2017 to 2021, 143 children were killed by guns.
	49% of those were homicides.
	It's stats like those that led Governor Lujan Grisham to put in place a public health order centered around gun violence.
	It asks that no person other than officers shall possess guns at public schools or parks and that while transporting guns they must be in a locked container or have a trigger lock.
	The governor also laying out how the order will affect our state's open carry law.
	So effective immediately No person other than a law enforcement officer or licensed security officer shall possess a firearm, either openly or concealed, within cities or counties.
	By the way, I like how she throws in there, possess.
	Possess.
	It's a little different from carry, but I think, but anyway, she says possess a firearm.
	averaging 1,000 or more violent crimes for 100,000 and more than 90 firearm-related emergency department visits.
	According to those standards, Bernalillo County and Albuquerque are the only two places in the state right now that are under that part of this emergency order.
	But Governor Lujan Grisham knows the order will likely face a legal challenge.
	As some would argue, it's unconstitutional to not allow citizens to exercise the right to carry.
	I can invoke additional powers.
	No constitutional right, in my view, including my oath, Is intended to be absolute.
	I love that!
	This is great!
	And I have follow-up questions directly from the press conference because ABC does not do a good job, I don't think.
	So she's saying... Nobody knows what to do about this.
	Well, it seems straight up to me.
	Where's our constitutional lawyers?
	She's saying it's a health emergency.
	A health emergency because... This is what's got everyone confused.
	She's pulled a rabbit out of a hat.
	And everyone's thinking, my God, this is gonna, this is terrible, because you can now say anything's a health emergency, whatever it is, and whatever it is.
	But she also, in a weird way, is claiming that safety is a constitutional right.
	Is that so?
	I don't think that's correct.
	It has to be specifically laid out.
	I don't think it is.
	She also says the Constitution is not absolute, which is another violation.
	That's the best part.
	I cleaned this one up.
	It is, by the way.
	Of course it is.
	I cleaned this clip up with our fabulous Adobe product.
	They should start paying us for these endorsements.
	No, you know what?
	No product can make Bobby the K sound good, so none of it's actually really good.
	But here's the journalist asking, and the journalist is even a little bit irked by her.
	He took a oath to the Constitution.
	Is it unconstitutional to say, in Canada, I'd exercise you with your tyranny license?
	With one exception, and that is, if there's an emergency, and I've declared an emergency for a temporary amount of time, I can invoke additional powers.
	Is that true?
	Can a governor invoke those kinds of powers that supersede the Constitution?
	I don't know.
	I'm not Dershowitz.
	Where's he?
	I don't know.
	No constitutional right, in my view, including my own, is intended to be absolute.
	There are restrictions on free speech.
	There are restrictions on my freedoms.
	In this emergency, This 11-year-old, and all these parents who have lost all these children, they deserve my attention to have the debate about whether or not, in an emergency, we can create a safer environment.
	Because what about their constitutional rights?
	I took an oath to uphold those two.
	And if we ignore this growing problem, without being bold, I've said to every other New Mexican, your rights are subjugated to theirs and they are not in my view this is interesting your rights are subligated subligated what is sublimated supplicated or supplicated or sublimated but subligated let's watch i'll look that one up you're very about fines where there are a laws against and fine
	and so how are there right i got it but but again if i'm unsafe who's standing up to that right if this climate is so out of control somebody should do something I'm doing as much as I know to do.
	Subligated the act of binding underneath.
	So your constitutional right is underneath their constitutional right, which I'm not sure which one she's referring to.
	Madden, do you really think that criminals are going to hear this message and not carry a gun in Albuquerque on the streets for 30 days?
	Uh, no.
	But here's what I do think.
	It's a pretty resounding message.
	Oh, yeah.
	It's a message.
	It's a message, all right.
	All it's going to do is disarm.
	This is the old, when guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have a gun.
	Of course.
	Basically.
	Yeah, which is true.
	But I don't know what she's doing here.
	She's making a name for herself, and she's definitely getting into the liberal conversation.
	And maybe she's making a run for the vice president's seat, hoping to kick Kamala out.
	So she's trying to be dumber than Kamala, and that will get her the vice president's spot?
	No, she's trying to be more ultra-ridiculously liberal.
	Oh.
	Man, have you seen that Argentinian guy who's running for president of Argentina?
	Javier.
	Or the Brazilian guy who snuck out of prison.
	Did you see the way he got out of prison?
	No, how did he get out?
	There were two walls, he's a little five foot guy, and he jumped up and kind of put himself horizontal to the earth and crawled up in a flat fashion between these two walls like some sort of an acrobat, like one of those ninja guys.
	Like Spider-Man?
	Yeah, totally like Spider-Man.
	No, although that is impressive.
	I like this, they call him the Trump of Argentina.
	Yeah, they hate him.
	Oh, he's great!
	And we're only seeing translated interviews, but he's like, the leftards only want you dead!
	The leftards!
	He keeps saying leftards.
	The leftards.
	He's like, they only want you dead!
	And we're winning!
	We're winning against them!
	We'll see.
	It's pretty, yeah.
	Cool hairdo, though.
	I mean, I think that could be a thing.
	That Harry's got going on?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	No, I'm sensitive.
	I pick hits.
	This guy's a hit.
	He's a walking hit.
	Yeah, that's right.
	You do pick hits, especially when it comes to Argentina.
	What does that mean?
	The Pope.
	Yes, the Pope.
	Boy, you don't even get your own back references.
	Forgot about that.
	Oh, man.
	Well, this does bring something up, which has brought the show's credibility into question.
	Uh-oh.
	Yeah, and it's you.
	Well, okay, good.
	You specifically said gas prices would drop after Labor Day.
	Oh, I didn't say... It's never the day after.
	They try to milk it as long as they can.
	It'll drop, don't worry.
	You said right after Labor Day, it'll drop.
	Well, it's still right after Labor Day.
	In the scheme of things.
	There's no evidence anybody wants to use a mouse.
	Come on!
	I mean it went up like 70 cents.
	It's the exact opposite.
	Well that's because the crude went up a little bit.
	A little bit?
	Didn't crude go up a lot?
	It normally would have dropped.
	I don't know what's going on.
	They've got something going on.
	Somebody hates Biden.
	Did you hear Biden in Vietnam?
	Uh, well, he was pretty much dead in Vietnam.
	He was like... I got a clip of him doing the pony soldier.
	I got a clip of him... No, no, I got the bonus clip with the one that's going around the net.
	Okay, is this the one where he wants to go to bed?
	Yeah.
	Where is it?
	What's the name of it?
	What's the name of it?
	Bonus clip.
	It's Biden.
	It says Biden.
	I mean, I know I saved it, but there's nothing here titled Biden.
	That's so weird.
	Uh, hmm.
	Well, let me go get it again.
	I mean, I got it.
	I saved it.
	Well, you saved it in the wrong envelope.
	Must be.
	Hold on a second.
	What did I do?
	How crazy am I?
	Otherwise known as a folder.
	How crazy am I?
	Hold on a second.
	Don't answer, don't answer, don't answer that question.
	Okay, bonus clip.
	Here he is.
	Alright, here's the bonus clip.
	And, uh, let's see.
	I'm just following my orders here.
	Yeah, that's right.
	I have a game plan.
	He may have a game plan.
	He just hasn't shared it with me.
	But I tell you what, I don't know about you, but I'm going to go to bed.
	He's been over there.
	He went to India.
	He's been over there long enough that he shouldn't be over any jet like this to go to bed.
	And what does he say something like that?
	Here's what I actually pray for, because I pray for my enemies.
	I hope that one of these days, I do, I hope that one of these days Biden just goes in this state of mind where he's like, I'm going to go to bed, where he says, you know, I'm really sorry I'm so corrupt.
	I mean, I really blew it on that Ukraine deal.
	I mean, I'm just corrupt.
	I'm so sorry.
	That's what I'm, I'm praying that he, how much would that solve?
	You want him to confess?
	Yes, I do.
	I want him to confess in his, in his old age stupor, to just come out and say, that would solve so much.
	Everybody would be like, oh, okay.
	Well, he is a Catholic.
	There you go.
	There you go.
	And that is a big deal to the Catholics.
	Yes, yes.
	He has to confess.
	It could happen, I'm just saying.
	It could happen.
	Why not?
	Well... Now didn't Biden also go to Ukraine?
	Not that I know of.
	When?
	I think you got an old clip.
	No, I don't think so.
	so president biden arriving in poland after his historic and highly secretive trip inside a war zone in kiev side by side with ukraine's president zelensky is this an old clip it has to be We're learning more about the risky operation.
	Yeah, this is the one where they shot the guns off and played the alarms while you're standing around.
	Let me just hear how they're positioning this.
	Hold on.
	And more about the risky operation that was months in the making.
	President Biden giving the final sign-off on Friday.
	I guess it's an old clip.
	I'm not sure how this wound up in my bin.
	But I do have Biden cashing in on Ukraine.
	That's an evergreen, we call it.
	This is a political ad.
	It was the first time in modern history.
	Very significant moment on the world stage.
	That an American president went into a war zone not controlled by the United States.
	I think, I think they have, they run the story and then they run the ad.
	A nearly 40-hour journey in and out of Ukraine.
	President Biden left Washington, D.C.
	at 4 a.m.
	on Sunday.
	He landed in eastern Poland and then took a nine-and-a-half-hour train to Kiev.
	He entered Ukraine under the cover of night.
	And in the morning, Joe Biden walked shoulder-to-shoulder with our allies in the war-torn streets, standing up for democracy in a place where a tyrant is waging war to take it away.
	Air raid sirens blare as these men walk together.
	In the middle of a war zone, Joe Biden showed the world what America is made of.
	That's the quiet strength of a true leader who doesn't back down to a dictator.
	Biden, President.
	I'm Joe Biden, and I approve this message.
	I love that that's the quiet strength.
	Somebody should take that and overdub, take the video out and put a bunch of staggering Biden clips in there with the voiceover staying the same.
	They're making a big mistake with this.
	It's kind of proven now that radio ads, and I've got this from the advertising.
	Is that a radio ad?
	Yeah.
	Well, radio or probably Twitter or whatever.
	That if you're appealing to consumers, the deep voice no longer works.
	The consumers aren't buying the deep voice anymore.
	Where did you get this data?
	I got it from... It was some podcasting, you know, radio survey.
	Yeah, they want wimpy, high-pitched voices, women.
	Hi!
	Yeah, that's exactly right.
	Vote for Joe Biden!
	I did catch the American media, by the way, I would say the American media, or maybe all M5M, of course, is nothing more than a brothel of intellectual prostitutes, lying.
	Whoa, you should write that one before the show.
	It sure did, but at least I wrote it.
	Thank you.
	What are you implying?
	Caught them in a...
	What are you implying?
	Caught them in a big lie about Elon Musk.
	Oh, the Elon Musk stuff is out of control.
	Here's the lie.
	There are explosive new allegations against billionaire Elon Musk concerning a secret order he reportedly made affecting the war in Ukraine.
	According to a new book by journalist Walter Isaacson, Musk ordered his Starlink satellite network to be turned off near Crimea last year to stop a Ukrainian attack on Russian warships.
	The author reportedly writes, the Ukrainian drones lost connectivity because the internet was turned off.
	According to the book, Musk was concerned about a quote, mini Pearl Harbor and was worried that Vladimir Putin might respond with nuclear weapons.
	Musk has not responded yet to the claims.
	Okay, so now the news model here is saying, reportedly the book says that this took place.
	Now, where do you put Walter Isaacson on the scale of credibility as an author?
	He, of course, did the Steve Jobs book, and what else has he done?
	I think he's done a lot of books.
	He's done so many.
	Considering he runs or ran the Aspen Institute, he's on TV all the time.
	The Aspen Institute.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, that says enough, doesn't it?
	Well, the Aspen Institute says a lot, and we have determined that he is writing books left and right, and he doesn't have time, and by my estimation, he doesn't have time to write one of these books, let alone all of them.
	And so you have to just make the assumption, and I've made this assumption, that someone else is writing the books for him, and it's not like a ghost writer.
	It's like a team of writers in some place, like maybe out of Langley?
	Well, here's the issue.
	So now I'm listening to a Deutsche Welle report, which, as far as we are concerned, is Langley.
	Langley East.
	Yeah, Deutsche Welle, the pickle factory.
	Das Langley.
	Das Langley Oist.
	And they bring on some expert pundit, some military dude.
	And he tells the story a little differently.
	What do you make of this claim that Musk disabled his company Starlink Satellite Systems to thwart a Ukrainian drone attack on Russian warships?
	I mean, what questions does that raise for you?
	The first one is, how did Musk know that this attack was taking place?
	And what he says is that he was asked to enable satellites over Crimea, not disable them.
	They didn't disable them.
	For Ukrainian purposes.
	And he refused that request on the basis you've outlined.
	criticism, particularly of the Ukrainians, is what were they doing, planning an operation, making the assumption they would have facilities that were in question.
	The third interesting thing, by the way, is the assumption behind all this is that Starlink, which certainly has coverage over the rest of Ukraine, does not seem to, or did not at that time, over Crimea itself.
	So lots of questions there, and no doubt the answers will feed out over the next few days.
	Well, how about that?
	So, not that he turned it off, he was asked to turn it on.
	That's a little different, news model.
	How about that?
	Yeah, this has become a big boat of contention on the Mastodon left-leaning instances.
	Of course, they hate him.
	I love Teslas, but I hate Elon Musk!
	It's out of control!
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Well, I mean, taking into account that Blinken is over there to protect his own butt and his boss's butt because, you know, people are starting to come out and say stuff, I've got to wonder
	If Doss Velt, Pickle Factory East, if they're not trying to make some trouble, that maybe, maybe Isaacson was told to write something and maybe that was the initial idea, but they're turning the tables now because they're putting more pressure on Joe Biden for whatever they want, they being the intelligence agency.
	Because this is damning.
	Yeah, but what do they want?
	Him out.
	Him out.
	Yeah, him out.
	That would be the number one thing.
	Let me see.
	I have... Man, something's up.
	Well, listen to this.
	This is spotty.
	I don't know if we can figure it out.
	I think we can figure it out.
	I have Richard Engel.
	Oh, here we go.
	Richard Engel is over there in Ukraine, I think he's in Ukraine, and he's going to talk to Abe, good old Abe Lincoln.
	After months of little progress, tonight Secretary of State Antony Blinken says there are now positive signs in Ukraine's counteroffensive against Russian forces.
	He spoke exclusively in Ukraine with Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel.
	I mean, this right here is just gold, Jerry!
	You know it's gold!
	As Ukrainian forces grind out their counter-offensive against entrenched Russian troops, Secretary of State Antony Blinken insists Ukraine is finally making advances.
	I think we're seeing very tangible progress over the last couple of weeks on the front lines, in the east and in the south.
	It's hard.
	So far, in the last three months, progress has been very, very slow.
	The recent offensive, the gains have been little village.
	I like blinking going, hey, hey, hey, what are you saying there, angle?
	And what are you saying, slow?
	In the last three months, progress has been very, very slow.
	The recent... Did you hear him?
	Yeah.
	And maybe if he hadn't said very, very.
	Well, there's an op at hand here.
	So far, in the last three months, progress has been very, very slow.
	The recent offensive, the gains have been little villages, little area here.
	Little, little.
	He's really hamming it up here.
	He's like, little here, little there.
	Blinking.
	What are you talking about?
	Little, little, little.
	You think we're starting to see more progress?
	It's step-by-step.
	Oh.
	Inch-by-inch.
	Inch-by-inch.
	That's exactly what he should have said.
	Step-by-step.
	Inch-by-inch.
	Isn't that the De Niro speech?
	Slowly I turned.
	If we do, we're with them.
	We'll remain with them.
	And not just us.
	Again, many other countries around the world will remain with them.
	But opinion polls suggest that Americans might not be in this for the long haul.
	So are you making false promises?
	Saying, yes, we're with you, the American people are with you for the long haul, when they might not be?
	Again, he's going... Oh, this is interesting.
	Yeah, I'm telling you something's up.
	He's pushing him.
	What was that map again that I did last time?
	I don't remember the URL, but it was a map that showed very little action.
	Offensive map?
	Offense map?
	Offense map, I think.
	Offense map.
	You would keep a notepad?
	Dude!
	...might not be in this for the long haul.
	So are you making false promises?
	Saying, yes, we're with you, the American people are with you for the long haul, when they might not be?
	So, first, I believe part of my responsibility, part of my job.
	And, oh, he just drops the question.
	Yeah, of course.
	This is what you do.
	You're not going to answer the question if it's a crappy question.
	No, no, no.
	That's not what you're going to do.
	Let's go back to him.
	Here we go.
	So are you making false promises, saying, yes, we're with you, the American people are with you for the long haul, when they might not be?
	So, first, I believe part of my responsibility, part of my job, and this is true for the President and many others in the administration, is, of course, to talk to our own people, to continuously try to make clear what's at stake.
	If we allow this aggression by Russia to go uncontested, if we allow it to go forward with impunity, then you open a Pandora's box, and it's a recipe for conflict around the world.
	countermap.noagendanotes.com Would the aggressors say, hey... He said, this goes back, what he said, this opens up the aggression, blah, blah, blah.
	Play just the end of that again, because I have a comment to make.
	Make clear what's at stake.
	If we allow this aggression by Russia to go uncontested, if we allow it to go forward with impunity, then you open a Pandora's box, and it's a recipe for conflict around the world.
	Discus harkens back to the 60s and the domino theory.
	Yes!
	Which brought us into Vietnam.
	Yes, and I have a follow-up clip that confirms what you're saying, but we'll finish this because Blinken is in trouble here.
	He's sweating bullets.
	Would-be aggressors say, hey, the Russians can do it, I can do it.
	That's not a world that Americans want to live in.
	Blinken's visit came amid more deadly... Hold on a second!
	The Russians can do it so I can do it?
	China.
	China and Taiwan, baby.
	Well, that's what he should have said, just China, because what Russia does doesn't apply to every Tom, Dick and Harry around the world.
	It doesn't apply to Guatemala.
	Oh, Russia can do it so I can do it.
	And just maybe a month ago it was, oh, if we don't stop Putin he's going to take over Europe.
	They've shifted that narrative.
	That's gone.
	That's so stupid.
	That's gone.
	That's just gone now.
	Just as an aside, we don't have any clips on this, but the Polish are loading up on arms and stuff because they've sold themselves a bill of goods that they're next on the list to be attacked, despite the fact that they're a NATO country.
	No, of course they're not.
	Who are we kidding here?
	The American public.
	That's the whole point.
	Shut up.
	You're in Maui?
	Shut up.
	Take your $700.
	Shut up.
	Shut up.
	Found the world.
	Would-be aggressors say, hey, the Russians can do it, I can do it.
	That's not a world that Americans want to live in.
	Lincoln's visit came amid more deadly Russian strikes.
	At least... Listen to that!
	Blinken's visit came among more deadly Russian strikes, sound effect.
	Are they... is... is... angle right there where the bombs are going off?
	I don't think so.
	That Americans want to live in.
	Blinken's visit came amid more deadly Russian strikes.
	At least 17 Ukrainians were killed Wednesday in this market.
	Including a child!
	And now there are fears Russia, which, like Ukraine, is running low on weapons and ammunition, could get more from a new source.
	North Korea!
	The communications are that President Putin... Stop again!
	By the way, for the people out there who have never listened to this show before, this is what we do.
	We can't get through clips.
	No, it's impossible.
	But this is deconstruction.
	This is what has to be done.
	When this thing first broke out, the North Korea story, this is a recycled story.
	I bitched about this in the newsletter about recycling the news.
	Yep.
	It's, this is a recycled story.
	This is, if you remember when the war first started, when there was just the first, like within the first couple of months, that was going to last a week, according to Russia, even though I never heard him say that.
	Uh, they started talking about, oh they don't have any, they don't know what they're doing, they're idiots, they gotta buy their ammo from North Korea.
	North Korea has been in this news story once before, exactly the same story.
	Why are they bringing it back?
	And it was also NBC, also during the Lester Dolt hour.
	Uh, with Andrea Mitchell, August 20th.
	Tonight, alarming signs that Russia has supplied North Korea with a new missile that could evade U.S.
	missile defenses.
	But it was the other way around!
	We- They weren't getting stuff from...
	There's earlier clips that show that they were getting ammo, because I guess the North Koreans like to make ammo, because they got nothing better to do.
	Anyway, continue the clip.
	All indications are that President Putin and Kim Jong Un are going to meet next week.
	Do you know when?
	Don't know when, but we've seen that, and I think that speaks volumes.
	Whoa!
	Laugh Tale!
	He snorted!
	Meet next week?
	Do you know when?
	Don't know when, but we've seen that, and I think that speaks...
	What is that all about?
	What the hell?
	That's a new one.
	Snort tail.
	I think he's mad.
	He's like, he's huffing and puffing at angle here.
	Stop, stop it.
	Next week, do you know when?
	He might, he might actually be irritated that he had to do this interview.
	You think?
	Going to meet?
	Next week?
	Do you know when?
	Don't know when, but we've seen that, and I think that speaks volumes.
	It speaks volumes about the desperation that Russia has if it's going around the world trying to find weapons from North Korea.
	Desperate, but it could work.
	Do you think it could have an impact?
	It could work!
	Oh, man!
	This is good!
	Oh, they're gonna get together in North Korea.
	That could work!
	That's gonna change everything.
	At this point, Engel is just following his orders.
	He doesn't even have a script anymore.
	He's like, this is great!
	I'm putting this guy on the spot.
	I'll just throw stuff out there.
	Hey, that could work!
	Come on, man, that could work!
	...that Russia has if it's going around the world trying to find support and weapons from North Korea.
	Desperate, but it could work.
	Do you think it could have an impact?
	Tip the balance?
	We've been very concerned about the fact that Russia has already been getting weaponry, particularly drones, from Iran.
	We're certainly concerned at the prospect of it getting more from North Korea.
	So, we will look at every possible means we have to prevent that, to disrupt that, working with other countries.
	And Secretary Blinken told us that peace negotiations don't look promising, that Russian President Putin does not seem interested in diplomacy.
	Alright, so Lindy Hop Lady G, clearly, clearly, clearly, clearly in the pickle jar, had the script right and went on BBC's Hard Talk, which for some reason now, I don't know why, but American, we had Nancy Pelosi on Hard Talk?
	Now we have Lindsey Graham on Hard Talk.
	Lindsey Graham joins me now.
	Welcome to Hard Talk.
	Thank you.
	Senator, you are one of the strongest Republican supporters of Ukraine and of U.S.
	military assistance to Ukraine.
	Would you acknowledge that right now the war isn't going the way you wanted it to?
	This is the same question, but Blinken fell apart.
	Or indeed the way you expected it to just a few months ago.
	Not at all.
	I think it's going exceedingly well.
	I just got back from Ukraine last Wednesday.
	There's major breakthroughs in the south.
	The landmine situation was incredible.
	The landmine situation is incredible!
	It's so good!
	Yeah.
	He's an old pro.
	He knows what he's doing.
	A swath of land the size of Florida riddled with mines and cluster bombs.
	It's incredible.
	It's going really well.
	The situation was incredible.
	I could not be more proud of how they've used the military equipment provided by our countries.
	I mean, it just depends on which way you want to listen to this answer, but I'm hearing him say it's great!
	The place is riddled with bombs!
	Blow up camps!
	It's wrecked!
	We've rubbilized once again!
	They're putting pressure.
	They've broken through the first defensive line.
	I think they'll split the Russian forces in Crimea in the next couple of weeks, months.
	Weeks, months, years, whatever.
	Yeah, in the next couple of weeks, months.
	So I am exceedingly proud of the Ukrainian military.
	He's got a boner for what's going on.
	There's a couple more clips here.
	This is so good.
	I love... Lindsey Graham, dynamite for the show.
	You're also looking somewhat isolated these days inside your own party.
	What?
	What?
	The Republican Party still is committed to this fight on Ukraine's behalf, but the fact is, if you look at the polling evidence, Republican voters are moving away from support for Ukraine.
	What are we going to say?
	What can Lindsey possibly say?
	How can he get himself out of this question?
	From support for Ukraine.
	What's happening here is I tell my colleagues, we need to sell the war better.
	If Putin wins, there goes China.
	There goes China!
	Ah, there we go.
	So he's giving away the script by saying, we've got to sell the war better.
	You know, because, you know, people, it's just your money.
	We're just going to sell it better.
	Not to the American people, just to the people who vote in Congress.
	We're going to sell it better, and here's how you sell it better.
	Republicans, if Putin wins, there goes China!
	There goes Taiwan!
	There goes Jack.
	Domino Theory!
	Domino Theory!
	Exactly!
	Republicans believe it was a mistake to withdraw from Afghanistan.
	It set in motion the bad guys.
	Well, here's what I would tell my Republican colleagues.
	You think Biden made a mistake getting out of Afghanistan?
	If you pull the plug on Ukraine, that's Afghanistan on steroids.
	Ooh, Afghanistan 2.0.
	This, now that.
	Oh, I don't want that nastiness on me.
	I should vote for more for Ukraine.
	That's a great false equivalency.
	We give up on supporting Ukraine.
	Who doesn't want any soldiers?
	They just want the weapons.
	Then that's a signal to China, we're not up to the task.
	So, a lot, and Putin will not stop in Ukraine.
	It's beginning to turn, I think.
	The more battlefield success, the better the numbers will be.
	The numbers are great.
	We've got battlefield successes.
	It's fantastic.
	Let's wrap this up, Lindy.
	One thing about Trump.
	You know, he talked about getting Afghanistan, and he said in motion the withdrawal, but he kept 2,500 troops there.
	Let me tell you something that most people don't understand.
	Trump is very glad he didn't pull the plug on Afghanistan on his watch.
	He saw what happened afterwards.
	I've told him, if you or anybody gives Putin a lifeline, that's the worst single signal you could send to China.
	What does that have to do with Afghanistan?
	I told Trump about Afghanistan.
	Don't pull the plug on Ukraine.
	I've told him if you or anybody gives Putin a lifeline, that's the worst single signal you could send to China.
	You've told him?
	And what did he say?
	I think he understood.
	No, be straight with me.
	What did he say to you?
	He says, the best way to defend Taiwan is not have to go to war.
	Convince the Chinese that the downside is larger than the upside, to be strong.
	I said, well, Mr. President, how does Ukraine fit in?
	If the Chinese see us pull the plug on Ukraine to give Putin a lifeline, you better get ready for a war with China.
	I don't think he believes that's an unrealistic scenario.
	To be weak in Ukraine means that you lose Taiwan.
	And the American people said, who cares?
	We don't care.
	No one cares anymore.
	They've lost this.
	They've completely lost hold of it.
	And God bless Claire Daly.
	The socialist from Ireland, one of the few socialists we really love, because Jens Stoltenberg came to talk, he's the Secretary General of NATO.
	We love her socialism because she's so outspoken and honest.
	Yes!
	And so he came in to rally the troops for more money for Ukraine amidst Germany.
	Yeah, Germany.
	The German Welt writes, according to UN data, as of February 2022, slightly more than a million Ukrainians are in Germany.
	Four-fifths.
	That's what?
	That's, uh, 80%?
	Did you know that the, um, That Zelensky's put out an arrest warrant for all able-bodied Ukrainian men.
	Yes, I have that clip.
	I have the clip.
	Oh good, okay.
	But first, four-fifths of the one million Ukrainians in Germany are not working.
	Of course not!
	After a year and a half.
	They get on the dole!
	Yes!
	They get a monthly income of 502 euros, their living expenses are covered.
	And you can still, then you work on the sly.
	Of course.
	You can be sure that a lot of them are working.
	You betcha.
	Off the books.
	You betcha.
	Here's Claire Daly kind of laying it out for Jens.
	Mr. Stoltenberg, you asked us to look at where we are today compared to when the invasion started.
	I'm not really sure what you meant by we.
	I know you spent a lot of time on NATO, maybe that's the we, about the expansion with Sweden and Finland, but you were considerably quieter about the bitter disappointment I like that she said that.
	in Vilnius, that the hopes that they thought of a path into NATO didn't actually work out according to plan.
	Our chair said that aid somewhat compensated, which others have kind of said is that Zelensky's silence was basically purchased.
	But in essence, really, haven't you let Ukraine down in terms of the pathway?
	I like that she said that.
	Zelensky's silence was basically purchased.
	Yes.
	The silence of the corruption.
	They're all running... Blinken will have to stay over there.
	He will... I'm going to predict he's not going to come back until the election.
	The 2024 election.
	He's got to stay there.
	The minute Zelensky does something, he's going to have to... We'll get you some more money.
	Don't worry about it.
	Keep Kolomoisky away.
	We don't want him saying anything.
	Everybody quiet down now.
	Which others have kind of said is that Zelensky's silence was basically purchased.
	But in essence really, haven't you let Ukraine down in terms of the pathway to membership?
	And on the subject of Ukraine, is it not the case that your rhetoric and reality are going in opposite directions and the world is beginning to notice?
	Because you said that Ukraine is gradually gaining ground.
	That's not true.
	Since you were here the last time, Ukraine has lost territory.
	Half a million men are dead.
	Ukraine has had to resort to conscription.
	There's reports of signing people up with disability, with mental illness, men paying money to get out of the country, hiding in their houses.
	We're now in a bloody war of attrition and it's simply cruel for it to go on.
	Now senior US military personnel are even getting into the pages of the Washington Post and so on.
	Echoing the call made by General Milley last November that there should be peace and a real peace.
	If you care about Ukraine, what's your attitude for a peace plan to save Ukrainian lives?
	No answer, but don't worry.
	You don't need to hear it.
	But she says it right there.
	She's telling the truth.
	They're rousting people in buses on the street.
	Hey, yo!
	You got one leg, you're good to go.
	Hey, you're 15, you're good to go.
	Yeah.
	So, not on the pages of the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Post, or the New York Times, but on podcasts is McGregor.
	And McGregor did a beautiful two-minute piece on a podcast like, this is, I don't even know what podcast this was.
	Oh, he'll do any podcast except ours.
	And I'm thankful for, except ours.
	I know you're mad.
	I know you're mad.
	But you know, maybe he's got stuff to hide and he's afraid that we'll uncover it.
	You know, Kareem Dvorak, they're dangerous.
	That's the word.
	That's the word on the street.
	You don't talk to those guys, they might uncover your plan.
	But he explains exactly what the problem is, why this is all against Russia, why Russia has to go.
	And I think it's a pretty good one.
	Remember, the globalist elites rule in Europe just as they rule here.
	And they've all gotten where they are with the aid and assistance of enormous quantities of money.
	Because the people that control your financial markets and financial institutions, the people that control your mainstream media, they now control your governments.
	And they don't represent the interests of any of the Europeans, and I would argue of most Americans.
	They represent their own interests and their agenda is to destroy Russia.
	Now, why?
	Well, they'd like to replace Putin because Putin presides over the last major power in Europe, and it is part of Europe, that has a national identity, a national language, a national culture that rests on the foundation of Orthodox Christianity.
	That makes Russia the enemy of the globalists.
	What have the globalists done to us?
	What have the globalists done to the people in Western and much of Europe?
	Well, they've flooded our countries with non-Europeans.
	With the specific goal of diluting us, weakening us, destroying our national identity, eliminating our national culture, certainly expunging any remaining power that Christianity may wield culturally inside the West.
	And they want to do that to Russia because Russia has a bonus.
	Resources, enormous resources, mineral resources, agricultural resources, and obviously oil, gas, and many other rare metals.
	These things are also at the top of the agenda.
	So if you can destroy the Russian government, if you can remove Putin, if you can get into Russia, you can strip it of its resources and enrich yourself that much further than you've already done by your behavior over the last several, I would argue, decades.
	So that's where we are, and that's why Russia has to go.
	Russia's holding out.
	I love this.
	That makes total sense.
	Yeah, but this is not a new thought.
	Yeah, but it has to be said from time to time.
	It has to be said.
	People wonder, why is Russia... Why is everything against Russia?
	Why does Victoria Nuland get up in the morning and think, I hate Russia?
	Yeah, well, there's definitely... She does.
	And so now back to your oil thing.
	Because oil shot up.
	I'm sure Wall Street or people are happy.
	Whoa!
	$90 oil.
	Is it $90 or more now?
	I'd have to look.
	Everyone's all giddy and all jacked and all happy.
	And remember, there are no sanctions really on the flow of Russian oil, just Russian gas.
	But if you recall, there was a $60 cap that the European Union put on Russia.
	It was in 8733.
	Oh, so it's gone down a bit.
	Wasn't there a cap of $60 on Russian oil that we're not going to pay more than $60 for Russian oil?
	Yeah, good luck.
	And Yellen, I don't even know why she's a part of this conversation.
	She was at the G20 with Biden.
	Yeah, I saw her there.
	Yeah, so she was asked a question about this $60 oil cap.
	How's that working out?
	Notice how now it's her Russia policy.
	I thought it was a Queen Ursula.
	fewer Western insurance services and ships.
	And in fact, the price of Russian oil has climbed in some cases above the price cap.
	Are you worried that your Russia policy is becoming more difficult to effectively implement?
	Notice how now it's her Russia policy.
	I thought it was a Queen Ursula.
	Okay.
	So my perception is that the price cap continues to work.
	My perception.
	It had two goals.
	One was to cut Russia's revenues, and our estimate is that Russia's revenue from oil has declined by around 44%.
	Bullshit.
	Our estimate, John.
	She's just making it up!
	Over the last year, the second goal was to keep the global market well supplied and Russia's exports and sales into the global market have continued and have not significantly contracted.
	Now...
	Is she not contradicting herself here?
	Yes, if you're in the global market, you are getting $87.
	Yes, thank you.
	Exactly.
	In one way or another, you're either getting it through a scam or through straight sales or whatever.
	The price is the price.
	Oil is fungible.
	And that's the global price.
	Yeah, you put oil on a different ship and it's no longer Russian.
	It's fungible.
	I don't even know if that bothered to do that.
	You just got to keep these refineries fed.
	The ban applies to any oil sold using services from members of the coalition.
	This price cap applies to any oil sold using services from members of the coalition.
	And although there are sales that are permitted under the price cap, as you mentioned, that do not use Western services, and many of those are occurring illegally.
	It prices above $60.
	Oh no!
	They're not a violation of the price cap and it is very expensive for Russia and other countries to provide services where Western providers have clear price advantages.
	What is she talking about?
	What does she mean by this?
	She's trying to get out of it because she's lying.
	What is her definition of services?
	Refining?
	Shipping, refining, accounting, I don't know!
	Just let her wrap it up.
	Expensive for Russia and other countries to provide services where Western providers have clear price advantages.
	And so while such things are occurring, It erodes the revenue that Russia is able to receive on net from those sales.
	And certainly there are substantial sales that are occurring as well using Western services.
	And as far as we can tell, and we're certainly monitoring for evasion of the sanctions, these sales are occurring below the $60 price cap.
	So I do believe it continues to work.
	Oh, I do believe.
	I do believe.
	She's dumb.
	That's what you're hearing.
	She's a dummy.
	They're all dummies.
	And she's caught flat-footed and like, oh, I'm dumb, but I'm here supposed to have a good time here.
	We're in India.
	Or as we now say, Bharat.
	It's no longer India.
	You notice this subtle change?
	I have not yet.
	Yeah, but if you look at... This is like Turkey A8?
	Yes, yes.
	If you look at the signage from the G20, you see Modi and he's got... is it Bharat?
	Bharam?
	Bharat?
	Hold on, let me see.
	I think it's... Bharat.
	B-H-A-Bharat.
	Bharat, I think it is.
	Yeah, B-H-A-R-A-T.
	What does that mean?
	That's the new India.
	It's like Turkey A. They've changed the name?
	Yes, yes.
	Bharat.
	You're still calling it India?
	No, no, no, no, no, no.
	I'm hearing all kinds of people saying this.
	It reminds me, you go to, you've been to Paris, you look up there on the signage, and there's somehow a plane or through the channel to Londres.
	L-O-N-D-R-E-S.
	Yes.
	Yes.
	They call it Londras.
	Yes, they do.
	Why don't they call it what it's supposed to be called?
	Well, there's issues.
	Why do we call it Germany?
	It should be Deutschland.
	So in other words, we have to call this Barat, but we don't have to call Germany Deutschland?
	Not yet.
	Don't worry.
	This is bullcrap.
	Deutschland has no... Call it what you want.
	Deutschland has no power.
	Do you want to talk about this G20?
	Because I thought this was quite interesting.
	Oh, I'm all ears.
	Let's get a little overview from Good Morning America, the bastion of truth.
	Overseas now to the G20 Summit.
	President Biden is set to touch down in New Delhi, India.
	And high on the president's agenda is the goal of countering China's rise around the world and strengthening support for Ukraine.
	Senior White House correspondent Selena Wang is in New Delhi with the story.
	Good morning, Selena.
	That's, um, I don't know.
	She's starting to talk like this.
	Rebecca, in just a few hours, President Biden will be touching down here in New Delhi, India, where the world's most important leaders are gathering.
	And President Biden has an ambitious goal to cement America's influence here in Asia and also to counter China's rise around the world.
	Another key priority is shoring up global support for Ukraine.
	Back at home, Biden has requested for additional aid to Ukraine, But he's facing opposition from House Republicans.
	But this morning, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen saying she's confident that they will win congressional support and telling me in a sit-down interview that Russia is still suffering from Western sanctions.
	Meanwhile, Russia's President Vladimir Putin and China's leader Xi Jinping both expected to skip this event setting a powerful message I love that!
	the world after this weekend in india president biden is headed to vietnam for yet another high stakes meeting the u.s and vietnam are former enemies and foes but now they're expected to significantly upgrade that relationship i love that like we used to be foes and enemies with vietnam but okay um so none of this happened By the way, if you go to Vietnam, you've been there.
	No, I haven't.
	It's on my list.
	You go to Vietnam, the last thing on any of their minds is that we were once foes.
	They don't even know what you're talking about if you bring it up.
	They're happy.
	They're getting all kinds of manufacturing deals.
	Yes, they're the kick-ass manufacturers.
	They're one of the strongest economies.
	And the thing that's interesting is this 98% literacy rate in Vietnam.
	I know a lot of people speak English.
	They're a very powerful country.
	So, but you know, we used to be foes.
	Foes.
	So the US media plays this up as, oh this was a high-stakes summit, it's about China, it's about Ukraine.
	None of that is true.
	They signed some phony baloney agreement that just says, we all agree!
	But it was not on any... Is NBC short?
	Tonight President Biden is in New Delhi where he met with India's Prime Minister ahead of tomorrow's high-stakes G20 summit.
	High stakes!
	Key focal points are likely to be differences over the war in Ukraine and China's growing influence.
	Both Russia's President Putin and China's leader Xi Jinping are skipping the summit.
	Yeah, no, we got completely usurped.
	This was not about China.
	Of course, China wasn't there.
	China didn't care, because China knows what it's about.
	It was not about Russia, not about Ukraine.
	No, this was to welcome the new member!
	As I mentioned earlier, the G20 club of the world's richest nations is meeting in India.
	But two leaders are notable by their absence.
	Russia's Vladimir Putin and the Chinese President Xi Jinping.
	The host of the summit, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is still hoping to use the gathering to highlight India's increasingly important role in the world.
	And one of the ways he's doing it is by inviting the African Union to join the G20.
	Speaking at a news conference in Delhi, the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, said he looked forward to welcoming the AU.
	For many years, I'm absolutely convinced that we need to make sure that the developing countries, including in Africa, are more represented on the international stage, at the international level.
	We want decisions that are implemented.
	We need more inclusivity at the international level.
	Well, for more on the addition of the AU to the G20, I spoke to our South Asia correspondent, Yogyatilla Mai.
	For India in its year of presidency, one of the things that they've tried to project themselves as is the voice of developing countries around the world.
	And in keeping with that, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi actually wrote to G20 leaders saying that the African Union should be included into the G20, a wider range of voices around the world should be included.
	There was an op-ed he actually wrote for an Indian newspaper which came out ahead of the summit yesterday and he said people shouldn't just be looking at the GDP growth or economic growth as a measure for countries.
	Voices should be heard of all countries around the world and so I think that's one of India's big efforts is to portray and showcase its position in the world but its position as a voice of developing countries.
	Right.
	So, if you have voice, whatever.
	No, this was all about energy.
	Climate change, energy, and the U.S.
	looks stupid.
	You had Biden sitting there half asleep.
	He had his head down like... And then you had old Yellen behind him.
	And then Queen Ursula moved in for the kill!
	Your Highnesses, Excellencies.
	It's been two years since we launched PGII, a joint vision by the world's leading economies to invest in the infrastructure that low- and middle-income countries need.
	And two years on, more large-scale projects are seeing the light, and we are presenting two of them today.
	Okay, one other part, besides new member, and I think the African delegation had this, hi, I'm new member, one of those signs, one of those little badges.
	Yeah, a little sticker.
	New member.
	Who else was there?
	Saudi Arabia.
	Saudi Arabia, who we have screwed over because they, you know, apparently they killed Jamal Khashoggi, and we can't do business with them anymore.
	Oh, no, no, no.
	They're killing journalists.
	So, Ursula, European Union, she doesn't care.
	Oh no, we don't care.
	First, the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
	Ooh, the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.
	Do you hear USA in there anywhere?
	Any foam finger number one?
	No?
	This is nothing but historic.
	And a scam.
	It will be the most direct connection to date between India, the Arabian Gulf, and Europe.
	So they're creating an energy pipeline between Saudi Arabia, who I think have energy, Europe's going to circumvent the LNG from America, and they're going to send it to India, who has always been reliant on other countries.
	With a rail link that will make trade between India and Europe 40% faster.
	Faster.
	With an electricity cable and a clean hydrogen pipeline.
	CLEAN HYDROGENE PIPELINE!
	To foster clean energy trade between Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
	With a high-speed data cable to link some of the most innovative digital ecosystems in the world.
	Oh, they're finally gonna get OnlyFans!
	And create business opportunities all along the way.
	Except for America!
	Nigerian scammers!
	Yes!
	These are state-of-the-art connections for the world of tomorrow.
	Faster.
	Shorter.
	Cleaner.
	And also, F.U.
	China.
	Hey, look what we can do.
	We are now moving in to be Saudi's best friends.
	America can't cut it anymore.
	This corridor is much more than just a railway or a cable.
	It is a green and digital bridge across continents and civilizations.
	It's a green and digital reach around.
	And this is also the spirit of the second project we announced today.
	Another project!
	The Trans-African Corridor, which will connect the port of Lobito in Angola with the Katanga province in DRC, and the Copper Belt in Zambia.
	Oh!
	The Copper Belt.
	I wonder, is that for batteries or something like that?
	Is that important for anything?
	Yeah.
	Europe came in and took it all right from under our nose.
	And actually, BBC Hard Talk talked about Saudi Arabia with Lindsey Graham, which was kind of funny.
	Listen to this.
	On foreign policy, you've worked closely with Democrats on Ukraine.
	The Democratic Party has been terrific.
	And I noticed you are working with the Biden administration on a very ambitious Mideast vision, which involves reaching out... Listen to him!
	out to MBS, as we call him, Saudi Arabia's crown prince, to be the architect of a peace deal with Israel, which would pull the Saudis in and which presumably would offer something to the Palestinians.
	There's much debate about whether Biden can deliver this.
	Do you believe he can?
	And are you helping him?
	Well, for a year I've been helping.
	It started with the Abraham Accords.
	President Trump, on his watch, signed the Abraham Accords where the UAE and other Arab nations normalized relationships with Israel.
	That was a big accomplishment.
	The next logical step is Saudi Arabia, which is the big prize, right?
	And I'll tell you what the deal would look like.
	Saudi Arabia wants a defense agreement with the United States that's bigger than the individual security guarantees.
	Yes.
	They want a defense agreement that would transcend a presidency.
	This is interesting.
	So Saudi Arabia is saying, hey, you want to do business with us?
	We want a 10 or 20 year deal where you're going to protect us.
	And that's just not happening.
	They're just not going to get it.
	It's been so poisoned by the politics, and maybe that was a good deal, I don't know, but it's been so poisoned that they gave up, and Lindy's all by himself.
	And meanwhile, Queen Ursula rushes right in, bum rushes in, hey, we're gonna do a little deal here.
	We'll make sure that we connect you to India.
	I want more certainty in the relationship.
	And you think the U.S. is right to consider that?
	We know what happened to Jamal Khashoggi, the journalist murdered in Istanbul.
	We know that human rights abuses continue in Saudi Arabia.
	And you're absolutely forced.
	That's not true.
	They're not human rights abusers.
	Let me tell you why.
	Because the Crown Prince and the King are moving the country in a different direction.
	I've talked to the President.
	I've talked to Sullivan.
	I've talked to McGurk.
	The Saudis are investing a trillion dollars to change their economy.
	They're building new cities.
	Women can drive.
	You can go as a woman out unescorted.
	He's making a bet to fundamentally change his country and to modernize it.
	Get an agreement with the United States.
	Recognize Israel.
	Then all doors are open.
	No.
	No, I think we lost.
	We lost out on this deal.
	They brought Africa in, they brought in the Saudis, and our dopes, our dummies, were just sitting there thinking, uh, lunch.
	That's what our president was thinking.
	And Yellen was like, hmm, those magic mushrooms were good.
	Those mushrooms are good, can we go back to China?
	And then meanwhile, if you really listen to what Africa is doing there, I have like 45, 40 seconds of Deutsche Welle asking some African delegates of the Africa Climate Summit, but I don't want to go in it too deep, but just what do they really care about when it comes to this climate stuff?
	It's in this clip.
	An African position that will deliver climate finance, climate justice, and a strong agenda for COP28.
	My hope is that we come up strong with one voice so we are able, for example, to secure the resources that are needed for climate adaptation.
	We are able as well to position ourselves as leaders in the climate discourse.
	I hope to see more youth engagements and conversations in matters climate change adaptation and mitigation.
	It was the first climate summit to primarily focus on the African continent.
	Africa is most vulnerable to the impact of climate change, but only receives about 12% of the annual financing it needs to cope.
	It's about money, money, climate finance.
	Oh, geez, it's always been about money.
	But they're just saying it now.
	It was global warming.
	I think they've always said it.
	A lot of people just haven't been listening.
	We have.
	Yeah, well, we've got to reiterate it from time to time.
	Global warming, climate change, climate finance.
	Give us money.
	Climate justice.
	You guys are killing us.
	Give us money.
	Give us money.
	Climate justice.
	Give us money so I can put it in my pocket.
	We got a... Give us some climate change clips, by the way.
	Oh, let's roll them out, brah.
	Because there's always a counter-programming that comes up, and every time I hear it, I try to collect these clips.
	This is... hold on.
	Climate change skeptic, is what I see here.
	Yeah, there's this guy, and heaven forbid, he's a Nobel Prize winning physicist who knows what he's doing.
	He's like an actual scientist, not some blowhard like Joy Behar.
	And I happen to have a clip of Joy later.
	Oh God.
	So let's listen to what this guy has to say so we can just remind ourselves what's what.
	Now zooming in on the debate over climate issues, Nobel laureate John Clauser says... What is this from?
	What is the source of this?
	NTD, of course.
	Oh, I'm sorry.
	This is MTD.
	Now, zooming in on the debate over climate issues, Nobel Laureate John Clauser says all the major climate models are flawed and that there's no climate emergency.
	He sits down with American Thought Leader's host, Janja Kellegg, to discuss.
	Oh, American thought leaders.
	Yeah, that's... I mean, Jan Jekielek, he's the man!
	Dr. John Klauser won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contributions to quantum mechanics.
	By the way, stop.
	There's the voice you're talking about, the more influential radio voice of the future.
	Yes, correct!
	Not the deep voice.
	Jan Jekielek is the voice of the future.
	Dr. John Klauser won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics for his contributions to quantum mechanics.
	In a recent episode of American Thought Leaders, he explains why he considers major climate models to be flawed.
	The IPCC has 40 different computer models, all of which are making predictions, and all of which are being quoted by the press as predicting a climate crisis apocalypse.
	The problem is they all are in total disagreement, violent disagreement with each other in their predictions, and not one of them is capable of predicting, retroactively, explaining the history of the Earth's climate for the last hundred years.
	Okay.
	He sounds a bit like Michi-Michi Cuckoo, that guy.
	They all have this goofy-sounding... Neither of them sounds... Physicists are weird, by the way, to begin with.
	Well, he's also a quantum guy.
	Like, none of these guys sound authoritative, so it's... Well, that's just them, because they don't have that big, deep radio voice.
	If they'd taken a little broadcasting at the university, they'd be better off.
	But none of them do that and they don't care about marketing, so they're just goofy guys.
	Yeah, well, you know what they mean?
	Who happened to know what they're talking about?
	So he mentions that, I guess they tried to run these climate... I don't know, I'm just trusting him on this.
	They can't run these models in retrospect and get any accurate answers is what he just said.
	Yeah, no, that's and by the way, the more interesting little tidbit is coming up in the next clip, which is like what?
	Klauser says all the major climate models fail to consider one key variable, the effect of clouds.
	He says the models are done with a cloud-free Earth, when the real Earth is shrouded in clouds.
	The cloud cover fraction fluctuates quite dramatically on daily, weekly timescales.
	We call this weather.
	You can't have weather without having clouds.
	And it is this fluctuation in cloud cover of the earth that causes what I would refer to as sunlight reflectivity thermostat.
	that controls the climate, controls the temperature of the Earth and stabilizes it very powerfully and very dramatically.
	This mechanism, totally heretofore unnoticed, this is clearly the most important, the controlling mechanism for the earth's temperature and and climate and it dwarfs the effect of co2 and methane
	all the government programs that are designed to uh limit co2 and methane should be immediately uh dropped wow john i was just looking in our vast library of infotainment and i see here a clip from january 31st 2019 15.
	Listen to this.
	So we don't know exactly how hot it's going to get.
	And a lot of that is because of human behavior.
	We don't know what humans are going to do.
	But even if you take out all the uncertainty surrounding humans, there's still uncertainties in the physical climate system.
	And this is really embarrassing because people are like, come on climate scientists, like you had one job.
	And we're working on it, right?
	But the wild card is really clouds.
	That's for economics, by the way.
	So the cloud variable is not being used in anything.
	Come on, climate scientists!
	She made the right point there.
	Come on, climate scientists, you've got one job.
	So this guy who's just... I mean, the high-end scientists, the physicists... I talked to Freeman Dyson once about this.
	Is he still alive?
	No, he's dead, unfortunately.
	Incredibly nice guy.
	And he felt the same way about it.
	That this is bullcrap.
	And all the super high-end guys that are like the big thinkers, the ones that are, you know, physicists, quantum physicists, who can actually imagine things in their brain, they all think it's just bogus.
	But okay, we'll continue on with this.
	And let's listen to clip three.
	Klauser was one of two Nobel laureates to recently sign a declaration organized by the Clinton Foundation alongside 1,600 other scientists and professionals stating there is no climate emergency.
	He says America's current climate policies are wasteful, misguided, and counterproductive.
	These geoengineering proposals are outrageously expensive and they're totally ineffectual.
	There's no way you're going to have any effect.
	But, okay, my surprise is that people are upset with what I'm giving, I believe, to be good news.
	The good news is we don't need to!
	He gets a kick out of this.
	He doesn't understand what's really going on.
	Yes, he's completely stunned by the fact that he and 1600, not to mention the 35,000 earlier, like in the early days of the climate thing, that say, hey, this is bullcrap.
	He's stunned by the good news not being well received.
	How come no one wants to listen to my good news?
	I've come bearing the good news.
	Oh, that's hilarious.
	Well, that's not how it works, bro.
	Here's a... No, Greta is how it works.
	Oh no, NPR took it one step further.
	Elitist Voices of America.
	This is NPR.
	Or PBS.
	In the highlands of Pakistan, glaciers are life.
	Residents rely on them for water, and many believe a Sufi saint taught their ancestors how to create new glaciers by mating them.
	The practice faded decades ago, but it's getting a second look as a warming planet causes glaciers to melt more rapidly.
	NPR's Dia Hadid reports from Pakistan's far north.
	Yassin Malik sings as he takes us up the mountain looming over his village, Chunda.
	It wiles the time as we walk for hours to a cavern that residents believe is inhabited by ice-dwelling ghosts and fairies which protect a baby glacier that Malik and his friends made by following an ancient tradition.
	They hope it will grow to replace the glaciers the village has long relied on.
	Glaciers that are melting away.
	As shepherds pass, Malik tells me glacier mating is done by mixing white glaciers, which they believe are female, with male glaciers, which are brown, the color formed by debris.
	Two years ago in winter, Malik climbed K2, the world's second highest mountain, to get chunks of the best female glaciers.
	Others trekked four days away to get the finest female glacier specimens.
	They took those chunks up Trunda Mountain, they placed them in a shaded crevice, and they blanketed them with coal and chaff.
	These people are insane!
	They're doing stories on people doing sacrifices.
	So the glaciers don't melt.
	This is how dire it is.
	This is unbelievable.
	Where'd you get that clip?
	What person sent that?
	There's no way you got it.
	You don't listen to PBS.
	No, it's NPR.
	The jingle is NPR or PBS because it's the same thing.
	That's Clip Collector Steve.
	Yeah, he got that.
	No, no, I'm sorry.
	No, no, that's not Clip Collector Steve.
	That is our buddy Z. That's our buddy Z. Michael Z. That's a find.
	Michael Z. Michael Z is good.
	He got that one.
	Yeah, this is what it's come to.
	Superstition.
	In fact, the whole global warming thing amounts to nothing more.
	And the headline here, Bay Area Scientist, quote, left out the full truth to get study on climate change fueling wildfires published.
	I only need to read the first graph.
	Brown wrote that the study didn't look at the poor forest management and other factors that are just as if not more important to fire behaviors because, quote, I knew that it would detract from the clean narrative centered on the negative impact of climate change and thus decrease the odds that the paper would pass muster with nature's editors and reviewers.
	He added such bias in climate science, quote, misinforms the public and makes practical solutions more difficult to achieve.
	He just admitted he lied to get it published.
	And the whole point is the forest management.
	That is the problem.
	No, I left that out.
	You know, I just wanted to put that out because it might confuse you, dummies.
	Not to confuse you.
	Anyway, good news.
	The United Nations released their Climate Progress Report.
	Just in time because we got COP 28 coming up.
	And where is COP 28 being held?
	Saudi Arabia?
	Oh yeah, the plot thickens.
	It's so beautiful.
	The Saudis are salivating.
	Salivating Saudis!
	So this is the BBC reporting on what they call the Global Stocktake.
	The world is currently way off target in its efforts to prevent dangerous global warming.
	Woo!
	You wanna hear more?
	You gotta be excited by this.
	That is the conclusion of the first official progress report on reaching the Paris climate goals.
	In its Global Stocktake, the UN concludes that the world needs a rapid transformation in the way we work, eat, travel and consume energy.
	Stay at home, eat fake meat, shut up.
	Bugs!
	Bugs!
	This garden gnome pops up everywhere.
	At the G20 Summit of Wealthy Nations in the Indian capital, Delhi, the UN Secretary General, Antonio Guterres, said that the call for action was urgent and could no longer be ignored.
	This garden gnome pops up everywhere.
	We have no time to lose.
	The climate crisis is worsening dramatic, but the collective response is lacking in ambition, credibility and urgency.
	The climate crisis is spiraling out of control.
	Together, G20 countries are responsible for 80% of global emissions.
	So G20 countries must assume leadership.
	Antonio Guterres.
	The report does suggest that hope isn't yet lost, with many countries, even those divided by war, working together to tackle global warming.
	If you pay some money, there's still time.
	Buy now, will stocks last?
	Yuri Rogol is a climate scientist from Imperial College London.
	Oh, those are the guys who did the COVID model, I believe.
	We're all gonna die, guys.
	We're all gonna die, guys.
	I'm in a place of hope and despair.
	Despair because we have warmed the planet already well beyond one degrees.
	These are worrying places to be in.
	I also have hope because we see how countries are putting together real plans to change their entire economies, to change their entire societies.
	And we see how they are being implemented.
	Taking into account that this is all a lie, it's all a scam, the hope is that this is good news because people are changing their entire economies, their entire societies.
	Yes, they are certainly trying and I think people are so browbeaten by these nut jobs that we've kind of given up and then we don't pay attention to things, we don't see it, we just don't pay attention to the money that's being spent and they're doing chemtrails now.
	I'm sorry, what is it called?
	Solar Radiation Management?
	Please.
	Well, for his assessment, I spoke to our Climate Editor, Justin Rolat, starting with the reasons for optimism.
	There's a job.
	Climate Editor?
	Yeah, let's start with the good.
	It's always a good way to begin.
	Yes.
	If you were an alien looking at the world and looking at the challenge of tackling climate change... So this is the BBC climate editor who starts with the good news and launches right into if you were an alien.
	Am I alone in thinking this is odd?
	You said what needs to be done.
	The first thing you'd say is all these weird nations this planet has need to work together.
	And what the UN is saying today is that is happening.
	That was the plan after the big UN conference in Paris in 2015.
	The plan was to get everybody working together on this.
	And the UN says, look, virtually every country on earth acknowledges that climate change is a huge challenge and needs to be tackled urgently and is already taking some action.
	The bad news is we're simply not doing it fast enough at the moment.
	Not fast enough?
	In what way?
	We need, says the UN, to switch massively over to clean technology, to renewable power.
	We need to phase down fossil fuels as quickly as possible unless the carbon dioxide emissions are captured and stored permanently underground.
	We need to stop Deforestation by 2030 and begin to replant the forests we've lost.
	We need to change the way agriculture works.
	We need a systemic global overhaul, is what the UN says.
	And it's very frank about this.
	It says, look, this is going to be really expensive.
	It's going to cost trillions of dollars.
	It says the developed countries will need to help developing countries and the private sector to get on board.
	But it says we do have the technologies we need to do this.
	We just need to begin to implement them with more ambition and drive.
	It can be done, it says.
	Just to review, we're all going to die.
	We have to go faster, faster, faster.
	We need to send trillions of dollars to the poor countries so that we can then use those carbon credits to get rich beyond our wildest dreams.
	So what's holding us up?
	A lack of money?
	A lack of political will?
	A lack of political will is holding us up.
	A lack of cash flowing into the right places.
	Just be blatant about it.
	We need your cash.
	Don't send us water or blankets, just send your cash.
	I mean, this is a call to action for world leaders ahead of the big climate conference, COP28, that's going to happen in the United Arab Emirates.
	Oh, UAE, I'm sorry, not Saudi Arabia, UAE.
	They're saying, you know, enough of the big speeches, let's see action, let's see strategic plans for how you're going to deliver on the commitments.
	90% of the world has said they are going to try and get to net zero.
	Okay, so you want to get to net zero, how are you going to do it?
	Please outline what you're going to do and then start to actually deliver on the targets that are embedded in those strategic plans.
	That's what the UN wants to see.
	Can I just ask you a question?
	Now that I think about it, the term net zero, what does that actually mean, net zero?
	It doesn't mean zero.
	It means net zero.
	I mean, that's the idea.
	It should be zero.
	But the net zero means you're going to have the offsets.
	Ah, the carbon credits.
	That's your net zero.
	Which means there's no change.
	No change.
	The whole thing's a scam.
	You mentioned the money.
	Hundreds of billions is still spent on fossil fuels and not enough on...
	I mean, more than hundreds of billions on fossil fuel.
	Hundreds of billions of subsidies for fossil fuels by governments.
	Subsidies.
	The UN says, first of all, let's get rid of that.
	Let's try and phase it out.
	It's a real dilemma.
	There is a recognition that countries like India, this is something Narendra Modi's been saying, will need fossil fuels To lift hundreds of millions of people out of poverty.
	And there is a recognition by the UN that they cannot be denied that right to deliver development for their people.
	But it says we do need to make the transition happen as quickly as possible.
	That's the real sense of urgency that needs to be engendered firstly at the G20 and then they need to bring that enthusiasm and energy to the COP28 in UAE which begins at the end of November.
	They're going to have another party.
	End of November.
	Big party UAE.
	Big, big party.
	Well, UAE's a lot more fun than Saudi Arabia.
	Oh, yes, and I'm glad that I was corrected on that.
	UAE, I mean, those guys are great.
	It's all so blatant.
	You know?
	Okay, well, there's nothing we can do about it.
	Net zero.
	There you go.
	Net zero.
	Net zero.
	Hold your breath and take a few credits.
	The only other thing I think we should probably do before we take a break, so I have everybody's attention, is look at COVID.
	Because it's... I don't have a lot, but I do have a couple of things.
	And first of all, don't call it a comeback!
	Booster shots!
	Come get your booster shots!
	Booster shots!
	Come get your booster shots!
	Yeah!
	Guess who's back?
	Our buddy, Osterholm.
	God, why?
	I thought he was sick because he had COVID so much.
	He has long COVID.
	Yeah.
	Wasn't he the guy that was like damn near dead because of COVID, even though he got a million shots?
	He has long COVID.
	And but he is.
	How do you get long COVID if you've been vaccinated?
	I thought that was of all things you weren't going to get would be long COVID.
	Just luck of the draw, man.
	I mean, it's just unfortunate.
	But if you're wondering why he's back, we're still wondering why Chuck Todd is still on the show.
	He said goodbye months ago.
	Fauci is supposed to be out of here.
	Why does he keep showing up?
	It's almost like the time I was fired from MTV for the fifth and final time.
	They're like, no, we don't like you.
	You don't cut your hair.
	You don't do what we say.
	And then they hired me back again.
	Yeah, because I was the only guy that could do this one particular show.
	It's the same thing.
	It's all a big show.
	Welcome back.
	Labor Day has come and gone.
	The school year has begun and COVID numbers are rising once again as we head into the fall.
	COVID hospitalizations, which had been slowing since the beginning of the year, have started to climb a bit once again, but ICUs aren't overrun.
	COVID-related deaths, while thankfully remaining low overall, have also ticked up.
	Ticked up, ticked up, ticked up, script is in.
	The virus even touched the White House again this week when the First Lady tested positive.
	We should note that while this data provides a trend for the virus, it still paints an incomplete picture.
	The U.S.
	is no longer in public health emergency.
	States aren't required to report routine COVID data, and updated hospital protocols means that only patients who are symptomatic are even tested for COVID.
	There's all the things that need to be fixed.
	And as COVID rates climb again, the FDA has come under fire from doctors who say the government is not moving fast enough to get some new booster shots out to the public.
	We're watching the FDA approval for a new COVID shot perhaps as early as the next 13 minutes before 5 p.m.
	Oh, before 5 p.m., have they come out?
	What?
	Wow, breaking news, breaking, breaking, breaking, breaking.
	I'm talking to Michael Osterholm, I told you.
	He's the epidemiologist and director of the University of Minnesota's Center for Infectious Disease Research.
	Guys, would you slow down, Chuck?
	Take some less coffee.
	It's joining me now to preview what we can expect, but more importantly, and he was my partner for those...
	Two long years of pandemic.
	You know, we're both at our own homes, but constantly.
	And I thought, if I'm doing this one more time, I want to get the best back here one more time.
	Michael, it's good to see you.
	If I'm doing this one more time, what has Chuck been told?
	Maybe this is the reason Chuck is still there.
	Chuck just said, hey, I did this for two years.
	He was my partner.
	We were both at our own homes.
	We were the ones, we were weathering through all the tragedy.
	If I'm going to do this one more time, I mean, how can he even say that knowing that he's gone from the show?
	That's because it's a setup.
	They're gonna do it one more time.
	Heirs of pandemic.
	They're not doing it.
	Yes, they are.
	No, we're both at our own homes.
	No.
	Yes, they are.
	You can't do it.
	They are.
	Oh, yeah?
	What do you think about Alabama?
	Do you think Alabama would fall for this nonsense?
	Obviously, I'm setting you up because... Because you got some clip from Alabama.
	No, I have boots on the ground.
	Two counties in Alabama just put in mask mandates for school and government buildings.
	Dallas and Sumter counties, both solid Democrat.
	But constantly, and I thought if I'm doing this one more time, I want to get the best back here one more time.
	Michael, it's good to see you.
	Thank you very much.
	Good to be with you.
	So let's talk about this.
	I want to start with the COVID.
	Actually, stop.
	He does make it sound as though this is the beginning of another op.
	Yep!
	And he's gonna do it one more time, then he can take his retirement money and go do specials.
	Do specials for the network.
	That's what you always do.
	Long form.
	Long form specials.
	Yeah, specials for the network.
	That's what you do.
	Or a Monday night show.
	Sir TJ the Raffle is one of our knights and he delivers, he's a mail carrier, and he delivers to CVS on his route and he always chats with the pharmacist.
	He's chatting up the pharmacist.
	He asked her, of course, hey, hey, here's your mail, let me chat you up.
	I asked her if they were ready for the next wave of COVID.
	She said they're actually expecting a massive shipment of new vaccines in a couple of weeks.
	So, the word is out.
	It's happening.
	Yeah, but it's going to be like, how many people are going to... I mean around here, like I went to...
	I got out of the house and went to a birthday party yesterday.
	No one stopped.
	You went to a birthday party?
	Yeah.
	Of a friend or family?
	Friend.
	Oh, you have friends.
	And it was up in the Berkeley Hills and everybody there was old.
	And a couple people came with their masks on.
	And somehow in the car, I didn't join in.
	I know better.
	But everybody started doing their COVID war tale, war stories.
	It's like a war stories thing.
	Oh yeah, it wasn't too bad with me.
	And oh, and Bill over here, he was in the hospital.
	And it's just one thing after another.
	And they're all vaxxed up.
	And, you know, and everyone had gotten vaxxed and COVID.
	So I'm like, sitting there biting my tongue saying, well, I never got the vaccine.
	And far as I can tell, I never got COVID.
	You said that?
	No.
	I was gonna say.
	That's what I didn't say.
	I said I bit my tongue.
	Now did anyone give you like stink eye because you weren't masked up?
	No, there was only a few people.
	It was only like a few people masked up luckily.
	So no, I wasn't gonna get masked up and there's a couple other people that were obviously adamant about not being masked up.
	But then the masks eventually, the people that are masked up because it was like a birthday party, you had to eat stuff.
	Their masks came off.
	There's no masks when I left.
	And but, you know, I think they go, I think it goes like this at these events.
	You come in a mask just in case.
	And then, oh, nobody cares.
	Okay, the mask comes off.
	That's what's going on in the East Bay, San Francisco Bay Area.
	It's a global MKUltra operation.
	It's a good one.
	Yeah, come on.
	But you can't sit there and say, oh, it's not going to work.
	It will work.
	I don't, you know, I think there's only so many.
	I think they're pushing it.
	They're pushing the limits.
	Thank you very much.
	Good to be with you.
	So let's talk about this.
	I want to start with the COVID.
	First of all, is this a booster shot or a separate and new vaccine?
	Well, it is a booster shot in the sense that it's basic still SARS-CoV-2, it's just a different variant type.
	And the good news is, Chuck, that right now the data from the last 24 to 36 hours that have been released supports that, in fact, it will cover the variants we're seeing right now.
	So that this is something that we all should want to get when it becomes available.
	Let's go to the next little segment here with these two fine gentlemen.
	Are we at a point where we could put the flu shot and the COVID shot and maybe RSV into one shot?
	Or is that a bit beyond our technological capabilities right now?
	What kind of question is this?
	They've been talking about this for years.
	It's just beyond our technical capabilities right now, huh?
	Well, I think it's very important to emphasize that despite the fact that some, like the FDA, want to make this a seasonal infection, meaning like influenza, when you can count on to occur.
	Did you hear what he just said?
	Did you hear what he just said?
	What did he say?
	He didn't say they want to make this a seasonal injection.
	He said the FDA wants to make this a seasonal infection.
	Listen!
	Well, they already got that accomplished.
	Listen!
	Well, I think it's very important to emphasize that despite the fact that some, like the FDA, want to make this a seasonal infection, meaning like influenza, when you can count on to occur.
	I mean, he's just saying it.
	Truth wants to come out.
	They want it to be a seasonal infection.
	Release the infection, boys!
	Between, say, November and January.
	We haven't seen that yet with this virus.
	If the only thing I see about this virus that makes it seasonal is it occurs in all four seasons.
	And I think that one of the things that's really important to emphasize here is... Wait for a second.
	We played the, not this clip, but we played a similar clip where I think, and I'm in agreement with this.
	Uh, the idea of having two shots a year, because you got to every year, as all winter comes along, let's get a flu shot, another one every year.
	But the COVID thing, they're trying to make it so you get a summer COVID and a winter COVID.
	I believe that will be implemented.
	Well, it makes no sense to me that they would put, okay, financially, it makes no sense to put it all into one shot.
	You want to charge people three times.
	Exactly.
	And I think that one of the things that's really important to emphasize here is what we're seeing right now.
	It is major activity.
	We have states out there where over a quarter of all the nursing homes are in the middle of large COVID outbreaks.
	We're seeing large school outbreaks.
	What's different, however, is that this virus, and with the immunity that we do have, isn't causing a big increase in severe illness.
	You mentioned that already.
	And when you think about hospitalizations, we're at 17,000 right now in the last week.
	We were at 160,000 a week back in January of 2022.
	If you look at deaths today, we're talking about 700 deaths this week, but we were talking about 26,000 deaths back in January 2021.
	So it's a different situation in terms of seriousness, but it still is widespread.
	Okay, let's get into these details, because he says some more interesting stuff coming up here.
	Look, you got on my radar over a decade ago, you know, when you first sort of, like, what keeps you up at night type of thing.
	Over a decade ago?
	Had you ever heard of this guy before COVID?
	Over a decade ago?
	No.
	No.
	You know, you really sort of- He's on his radar.
	Yeah, my radar.
	Tried to sound the alarm about our inability to be prepared for something like this.
	Oh.
	Well, we just went through it.
	Do you think this country can handle another pandemic in the next 10 years?
	Oh boy, okay.
	Well what do you think this is going to result in?
	I do not.
	No.
	And when I say I don't think they can, we will of course obviously survive.
	But at the same time, I think the trust that we have right now in our institutions, our governments, clearly is at an all-time low when it comes to public health.
	Vaccines the same way.
	And so I think the next pandemic, and there will be another one, there will be potentially ones that are much larger than this one.
	Of course there's another one, much larger than this, never happened before in history, but it's much larger than this.
	And I worry that we're not ready for that, and we have not had, yet as a government, a really systematic review of what went right, what went wrong, and how can we improve on that.
	I was just going to say, because when I can think of people that I want to see on that committee, you would be at the top of the list.
	Do you want to see President Biden and Congress essentially greenlight a 9-11 type style commission?
	You know, we need to do this after action report.
	I think it's pretty clear.
	I don't know whether the public would accept it, but would you like to see this ordered up?
	Now, why wouldn't the public accept?
	This is great!
	Do another Warren Commission so you can cover up the true killing of John F. Kennedy.
	Do another 9-11 Commission so you can cover up Building 7.
	Do one on COVID!
	What a great idea!
	Why would the public not want to be duped?
	Absolutely.
	You know, I think at this point we need to learn from what happened to prepare for the future.
	This is not a situation where we might have a pandemic again someday.
	We will have one.
	And there are many, many lessons to be learned.
	And if there's anything that we need to do to address this is take great humility and acknowledge what did we really do well?
	What did we not do well?
	And how do we change that?
	And so I think that this is a very important issue and I very much support such an activity.
	All right.
	I can finalize this when we get back to the boosters, which is what this is all about.
	Well, I mean, I mean, let's look.
	We got we got a minute left here.
	Boosters.
	What's the one thing we did really well?
	And what's the one thing right now that you would say, well, we were terrible at?
	And that's what we got to improve first.
	We got everybody to mask up.
	That was good.
	How about developing a vaccine that works?
	Yeah, it works.
	What are you talking about?
	I think the most important thing we did was get vaccine out in a time that most people thought would never allow us to get a vaccine out.
	And clearly at least three million lives were saved.
	Or created.
	Listen to this.
	Clearly, clearly three million lives were saved.
	Where is this data coming from?
	There's no data.
	This is bullcrap.
	He's just making it up.
	That's the reason Chuck liked having him on, because he was Mr. Bluster.
	Oh yeah, he was like, we're all gonna die!
	In fact, wasn't it Osterholm who said 3 million people were going to die?
	That was his number.
	Could be.
	Hold on a second.
	Oh, that's why we saved it.
	He likes that number.
	That's why he likes the numbers because he said three million people are going to die.
	Now, the challenge is, of course, is you instead of saying I was wrong.
	No, no, no.
	Clearly, we saved three million people from having the vaccine.
	Now, the challenge is, of course, as you know, is many people won't take it.
	And these boosters, right now, most of the deaths we're seeing are in people 65 years of age and older.
	Yet only 42% of that... Always been.
	Now, listen to this.
	Listen to this.
	He says this is another gaffe, as far as I'm concerned.
	And these boosters, right now, most of the deaths we're seeing are in people 65 years of age and older.
	Yet only 42% of that population got the previous booster.
	Is he saying it could be more dead if people got another booster?
	That's what it sounds like to me.
	He said, only 40%.
	Only 40%.
	We need to kill more.
	People 65 years of age and older, yet only 42% of that population got the previous booster.
	So we need to continue to work on that, but that's a good thing.
	I would say the bad thing is... That's funny.
	That's what he's saying.
	He said, we need to work on Well, it's the way you're looking at it, but the way you're looking at it, it's like one of those things where you start to, you know, it's like, take a look.
	What do you see?
	The red, the gold dress and gold and white or blue and black.
	And if you can get the right image that you can switch back and forth, you, yeah.
	That's what it sounds like.
	Or maybe once you see the strings attached to the marionette, you can't unsee them.
	And this is a joint issue.
	This is not just public health.
	This is government.
	This is the media.
	You know, some of the very best stories that ever appeared regarding the pandemic appeared in the New York Times.
	Some of the very worst stories that ever appeared regarding the pandemic occurred in the New York Times.
	Well, that's an interesting statement.
	So the New York Times controls all media.
	Whether it's good or bad, everything comes from the New York Times.
	That's what he just said.
	I think he's right.
	I think he's right too.
	We have an obligation to go back and understand.
	How can we communicate better?
	I want to close with the CDC.
	I fear that they're in retreat mode.
	What's your level of concern?
	Does the CDC have the resources to do the job we are asking them to do right now?
	They do not.
	But I don't think any agency in the world does.
	And I think that's why this After Action Report is so important.
	What is it going to take for us to basically be better prepared?
	And, you know, I think that we just don't have it.
	Boost.
	Yeah.
	There it is.
	They are setting it up.
	They're just setting it up.
	The funniest, we don't have to play all of it, but did you see the supercut of the new Prime Minister of New Zealand?
	Hipkin?
	No.
	So, of course, we all know Jacinda.
	The worst.
	Worst woman in history.
	Pretty much.
	And she retired, and didn't she get some cushy gig?
	Who knows?
	Who cares?
	So her health minister was this Jamoke Hipkin.
	And when she retired, he became the Prime Minister.
	Well, Hipkin was the guy who was forcing everybody to get shots.
	But now he's being interviewed, and he's saying, no, no, no, there was no, no, this was your own choice.
	He has the gall, and it's important to play at least some of this super clip, because it's long.
	Because this is what all governments, the dummies, are going to do, is they're going to stand there and just lie right in your face.
	I acknowledge that it was a challenging time for people, but they ultimately made their own choices.
	There was no compulsory vaccination, people made their own choices.
	The government is planning to require every single teacher at every level and all support staff who work with children to be vaccinated.
	There was no compulsory vaccination.
	News Hub can reveal the mandate Chris Hipkins is taking to cabinet on Monday is a mighty big stick.
	Every educator who works with a child will have to be vaccinated.
	People made their own choices.
	I can now confirm that we'll be extending this requirement to large parts of our health and education workforces as well.
	There was no compulsory vaccination.
	Cabinets agreed that high-risk workers in the health and disability sector will need to be fully vaccinated by the 1st of December.
	People made their own choices.
	This includes general practitioners, pharmacists, community There was no compulsory vaccination.
	and all healthcare workers in sites where vulnerable patients are treated, including intensive care units.
	There was no compulsory vaccination.
	We'll also be including certain non-regulated healthcare workforces, including aged residential care, home and community support services, kaupapa Māori health providers, and non-government organisations that provide health services.
	People made their own choices.
	Schools and early learning staff and the support people who work with them, who have contact with children and students, will need to be fully vaccinated by the 1st of January.
	There was no compulsory vaccination?
	That includes home-based educators, all those who support people in our schools and early learning services such as teacher aides, administration and maintenance staff, and contractors.
	People made their own choices.
	Secondary schools in Kura will also be required to keep a COVID-19 vaccination register of their students.
	There was no compulsory vaccination.
	Students that don't produce evidence of vaccination will be considered unvaccinated.
	People made their own choices.
	I'm just going to fast forward to this last bit where it's even funnier.
	People made their own choices.
	Everyone will be able to get a vaccine between now and the end of the year, but of course, you know, and I want every New Zealander to come forward, but human behaviour suggests that there will be some people that we have to actually really go out and look for.
	That was the same guy!
	He was like, we'll have to go and get him, we'll have to roust him, we'll have to forcefully vaccinate him.
	It's human behaviour.
	But there's no forced vaccination.
	How does this guy get in office?
	He was anointed.
	He was anointed in by the party.
	She quit and then they just, and overnight he was the guy.
	Yeah.
	I'm sorry, New Zealand.
	You know, I don't hear much from people in New Zealand anymore.
	Where's Kiwi Chris?
	Is he dead?
	Probably.
	I mean, I'm serious.
	I'm not even being funny.
	Are you listening to the agenda?
	Take two to the head.
	With that, I'd like to thank you for your courage.
	In the morning to you, the man who put the sea in the cloud cover.
	Ladies and gentlemen, say hello to my friend on the other end, the one and only Mr. John C. DeMora!
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	In the morning to the trolls in the troll room.
	Hey there, trolls!
	Let me stand still.
	Let me count you.
	2220. 2020.
	Considering... I'd say that was 200 low.
	No, considering we're an hour 45 into the show, I think we're on track.
	We probably started... You can say all you want, but it's 200 low.
	I'm going to say whatever I want to say, you know?
	You can say whatever you want to say.
	I just did.
	I'm saying it.
	But still, that's 2,220 trolls listening to this live in real time.
	When they don't have to.
	They could be doing all kinds of other stuff.
	Why?
	Why they listen?
	Because we make the world understandable.
	I think.
	No, I think they listen just to harass us.
	There's that.
	And harass each other.
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	It's only a matter of time until Spotify folds.
	They've wasted a billion dollars and nothing's working.
	Now they're just wasting bandwidth, the whole thing falling apart.
	Apple, they just want you to pay Apple.
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	Just send us some ValuDation to let us know that you're listening, that you like it, that you appreciate it.
	Hello, Ron Bloom.
	I know, I love this.
	It came out of my mouth accidentally.
	ValuDation.
	It's infotainment.
	ValuDation.
	You can interact with us at noagendasocial.com for as long as that thing stays alive.
	Man, have you noticed a degradation in the validation of No Agenda Social?
	Or do you still dig it?
	No, I've noticed it, but it's always when we bring new people in and a lot of them are spammers and weirdos.
	A lot of weirdos.
	Yeah, we got some weirdos.
	And I block them left and right.
	It's when they start trolling each other that it's always so disappointing.
	It's like, stop.
	When people are trolling a comic strip blogger, I mean, it's like, come on.
	The guy's furniture.
	Leave him alone.
	You know, call him a Polack.
	That's not fair.
	It is fair, because it's what he is.
	And then he always says, one of the hosts is my Slavic brother!
	That means you.
	Yeah, me.
	So back to the Value for Value.
	We've been doing this.
	It'll be 16 years in October, just around episode 1600.
	How epic is that?
	They fall within a week of each other.
	The Keeper has informed me.
	That's a long time.
	That's the longest time I've held down a job.
	It moves, and it's getting closer.
	Pretty soon it'll overlap, and then it'll go the other way.
	What do you mean, the other way?
	Well, to do a thousand shows is not the same as doing a year.
	I don't understand what you're talking about.
	Well, think about it.
	Well, in other words, the number, when you get to show 1600, it's not going to be 16 years on the spot.
	It's going to be offset.
	Yeah.
	And there's always an offset.
	And the offset is such that it should be going in the other direction.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So this is basically the Golden Cross.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, one of those stock market things.
	It's the No Agenda Golden Cross moment.
	You don't want to miss it.
	It's going to be beautiful.
	On the charts, Golden Cross.
	It was better when it was a month apart, believe me.
	For our bottom line, especially after shows like today.
	And there it is.
	I'm just happy I get to do this.
	I love my job.
	What's weird is we get no donations.
	We got like 35 donors out of a million people that listen and we have We have no donations, and everybody feels long-winded.
	What is that?
	I feel value-dated.
	I don't know about you.
	I feel good.
	Well, you should get dated, yeah.
	You are dated.
	Boost, boost, boost!
	We have many ways that you can support us.
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	And one of the ways that people provide value back to the show is by creating album art.
	Because every single show has a new piece of art and science has proven, nine out of ten scientists, climate scientists, have said that more people are aware of the show by the dynamite art that we create.
	And artists are hard at work as we speak to create something that will work and be just perfect that we will pick for episode 1589.
	But first, we need to thank the artist from episode 1588, titled Swedish Fish, which, wow, got a lot of comments.
	I had two people say to me, what's wrong with John?
	I love Swedish Fish.
	Oh, please.
	Yes, including the keeper.
	I brought it.
	Oh my gosh.
	She must like Twizzlers.
	I think she's a Red Vine girl, actually.
	Well, Red Vines, if you like... No, you better check.
	Red Vines are the good one and Twizzlers are the Swedish Fish.
	I'm the Twizzler girl.
	I think she's the Red Vine girl.
	I'm not so sure.
	Okay, well, whoever likes Swedish Fish and is condemning me for telling it like it is... It's banned from the show.
	You're banned from the show, go!
	I brought it up at dinner, everybody agreed with me.
	They all went, yuck, oh my god, I can't eat these things.
	Brad, by the way, the Powerball number is 72.
	Brad1x did the artwork for us.
	We looked around and, you know, we'll talk about some other candidates, but it was the Deep State 9 logo, I think, which is part of it.
	Yeah, it was based on your fumbling a bunch of Star Trek things and mixing them up in a very humorous way.
	Which I tend to do.
	Deep State Voyager 9 or something, whatever you said.
	Deep State 9.
	Now Brad is actually, he's a sir, he's a knight, I found out.
	He emailed me, he's like, you didn't credit me!
	I said, really?
	He says, yes, it's wrong on iTunes.
	I said, well, everything looks good here.
	He said, oh no, iTunes was off.
	Okay.
	That's why you need to get a modern podcast app, bro.
	What else did we have that we looked at?
	There was a lot of Swedish fish.
	In hindsight, that might have been a good idea.
	Matthew Dropko.
	Did we use the title?
	It was the title, yes.
	We had Elon Musk.
	There's a cheesecake that Darren O'Neill accurately predicted I'd use for the newsletter.
	I think that was predictive programming.
	And he was right.
	He was right.
	It was a nice image.
	It was good cheesecake.
	It was good cheesecake.
	I could have gone with the legs from Dennis, I guess it's Robecker.
	I didn't.
	The legs?
	There's some legs further down that are kind of nice.
	The one that I thought and I think we commented on was Dropko's really big fish with some guy holding like it's like captured a bass holding a Swedish fish.
	Very funny.
	You like the bear with the fish.
	And I love the bear with the fish.
	Bunch of Swedish fish going after a bear.
	Yeah, that's Garamunga.
	I did like that.
	Yeah.
	But after some back and forth, we said, look, this is, it's clear.
	I do believe.
	No, the Deep State 9 was good.
	Deep State 9 was dynamite.
	So we used it.
	Thank you very much.
	I will mention in advance, even though this probably won't get picked, but In advance, I would just want to compliment Correct2Record for having a sense of humor.
	Let me see.
	Where am I?
	What is Correct2Record?
	What has he done?
	The heavens.
	Second row down, right, open right, RFK open.
	Yeah, we got some RFK news coming up.
	Thank you very much, Brad 1X, for bringing us the artwork for episode... You know, we have some Barack Obama news if you have the guts to play these clips.
	They want to do this as a donation segment special?
	Oh, I don't know.
	Come on.
	It's not fit for children.
	Well, children don't donate to the show anyway.
	They skip past the donation segment.
	Well, it might be an opportune moment to do that, and then people can't complain.
	Okay.
	I don't know about these clips.
	I mean, I see what they're titled, but I don't know what this is about.
	Well, you know what it's about.
	Is this based on your question that you had?
	Yes.
	Okay, and so is this Larry Sinclair?
	It's Larry Sinclair on the Radkowski Show.
	Uh, it's online.
	It's a podcast with him.
	It's almost like a zoo podcast.
	There's two guys, a girl, who shouldn't even be in the conversation.
	My daddy was a beetle!
	And they're talking about Obama's dick and, you know, and it's because I, this is tasteless.
	Okay.
	But these guys were into it and we did get an answer and we got some and it became kind of humorous.
	The question was, you said, like the Monica Lewinsky scandal, but you're bumping your mic a lot.
	I bumped it because I took my glasses off.
	Hit the screen, I'm not bumping the mic, I'm hitting the screen, and then you complained.
	But I took my glasses off, but the mic is too close to my face, and see, I did it again.
	Yeah, you've been doing it all show long.
	Anyway, so you said... It's not the mic.
	Okay, stop bumping the screen, because it resonates through to the mic.
	Yeah, I would think so.
	So yes, it was a Monica Lewinsky thing.
	Yeah, and he wanted to know if Larry Sinclair had any information about any identifying features.
	And you'd think he would, wouldn't you, if he's a big talker?
	And you'd think that Tucker Carlson would ask a question about it.
	Right?
	Exactly.
	There's another question here by The Raven Watch.
	Oh, that's your nickname now?
	The Raven Watch?
	You're calling into the... What does it mean?
	I didn't know about these guys.
	There's another question here by The Raven Watch saying, ask him about the dick.
	I am Ravenwatch.
	Can I guess before you tell us?
	Because I've been theorizing this with my Tower Gang buddies.
	Why are you spending time, first of all, before we get in there, Clay, what are you doing with the Tower Gang guys, theorizing the wiener of Barack Obama?
	You don't think about the President's dick?
	Listen, no, I do not.
	I want to ask a more scientific, more of a, more of a, more of a, you know, professional question.
	And is that, you know, is there anything you could corroborate?
	Did he have a mole?
	Did he have, like, a birthmark anywhere?
	Is there anything that we could corroborate?
	And then we could hear about Clint's fantasies and rants about his dick that he talks about with his tower gang guys all the time.
	This is Larry Sinclair talking now?
	Wait a minute, so Sinclair, we haven't heard from him for years, all of a sudden now he's doing everybody's podcast?
	All of a sudden?
	Hey.
	This is a deep fake.
	It's not a deep fake.
	Totally.
	No, the guy's fake.
	It's not the original.
	It's not the OG Larry Sinclair.
	He was mowed down by a hit and run.
	We continue.
	No, they just killed the wrong guy.
	Oh, you're full of shit.
	He's this, he had to be.
	I describe what, okay, you know, guys know what I'm talking about.
	Some women might, some women might not.
	You're either cut or you're uncut.
	Got it.
	I think girls also know about that for the record.
	In Barack's particular case, it is a situation to where it almost appears as if he's uncut because there's a little play, but not completely covered.
	You understand what I'm saying?
	Yeah.
	In other words, the skin doesn't... Alien dick.
	Thank you.
	Should we all tell each other the predictions?
	I say 5-incher.
	My thesis has been, it is lengthy, but very narrow.
	I say 5-incher.
	Stephanie?
	Shame on you, John C. Dvorak.
	Shame on you for lowering the standards of this show.
	I warned everybody.
	So the next segment is about length?
	Well, first of all, I stopped it here because I think this was a, to throw this to Stephanie is actionable.
	This is sexual harassment.
	And that's what the point of this clip is.
	Okay.
	You have a woman on set.
	She doesn't care one way or the other, I'm sure.
	I mean, it's kind of interesting.
	It gets to a point, but she shouldn't be.
	Brought into the conversation at all, but she is.
	They throw it to her to make her make, she says something lame and then they go on and leave her alone.
	Here we go.
	I'm going to guess a shower, not a grower.
	Well, he was, in fact, grown at that point.
	So was it impressive or no?
	Well, he was, you know, doing crack.
	How does crack affect your dick?
	I don't know.
	I think, based off of your mom's house, it's four to five strokes.
	Clint?
	Listen, you don't want to get personal here.
	That's a podcast, not your mom's house.
	I guess I need to ask for clarification then.
	In terms of lengthy, what do you consider the baseline?
	I would say average is six.
	Have any of you heard the term, black man with a white boy's dick?
	I have now.
	For those of you who haven't, everybody assumes that a black man has this humongous dick.
	Alright, I get it.
	So it's not, it's small.
	I really can't take much more of it.
	Oh, then you're gonna get, so the punchline is gonna be lost.
	Okay, alright.
	Long anaconda dong.
	That is the racist stereotype.
	This is the dumbest thing we've ever done on this show.
	I mean, playing another podcast, I mean, if we just got the answer, but, since you forced me.
	That is extremely discriminatory.
	Well, you're blaming, yeah, now, hold on.
	I like the way you're doing this.
	You're going to deflect all blame to me.
	Well, you brought it up in the first place on the last show!
	I know, and then somebody sent, one of our producers, who I blame for this, sent me the clip.
	So here we go.
	Let it wrap, because there is a punchline.
	This is going to ruin donations for the next show, and then it will be your fault.
	What?
	How could they get any worse?
	You know what?
	It may be, but I'm just pointing out something that a lot of people... I don't give a shit who you are.
	If you sit there and tell me that you've never said that or thought that when you're referring to a black dick, then you're full of shit.
	Why do you think you say BBC?
	Yep, you're a liar.
	Big black cop.
	We all think about it all the time.
	So, what I said at the press club is a black man with a white boy's dick, meaning pretty close to what you were saying.
	Alright.
	Six and narrow.
	Extra... Pencil Dick.
	Pencil Dick?
	Yeah, there we go.
	Yes!
	I nailed it!
	Obama Pencil Dick... Who said Obama?
	Who said Barack?
	Who said Blowbama?
	For his receipt.
	Pencil Dick Blowbama.
	Alright, that was worth the punchline.
	The greatest moment in podcast history.
	The lowest of all lows in podcast history.
	However, this means to me That the, this is a, this is a playbook that has been played.
	I'm going to save you.
	This is a playbook that is being replayed.
	I don't care.
	Oh yeah, it's a playbook.
	This is how Hillary got to be nominated for president.
	And this is how Michelle Obama will be nominated for president.
	Because... Oh!
	Oh, yeah!
	Because... Okay, well, you did save me with the most ridiculous thing anyone could possibly say after listening to that clip.
	Big Mike 2024, baby.
	It's on.
	It's on, it's on, it's on.
	It is complete.
	The circle is complete.
	They had to talk about Bill Clinton's member, and all the... And of course, you know, these days, everything happens on the podcast, so it's the same playbook in a modern jacket.
	And Michelle Obama is going to run.
	Guaranteed.
	I am apologizing for playing, for having the clip.
	I'm apologizing for insisting on playing.
	Oh, I didn't insist, actually.
	It was Adam's idea to play it.
	And I'm going to apologize for Adam's commentary about Big Mike.
	Commentary about Big Mike?
	Yeah, your commentary.
	I'm not going to go into it.
	We want to kick off our short donation list with Sir Roderick from Woodlawn, Virginia, who comes at us with $629.40 and says, hey boys, with today's donation plus Adam kicking in a penny, which I have for you, I will have achieved the coveted status of Baron.
	I also noticed that my first donation was nearly 10 years ago now, a testament to the quality programming you've provided for all these years and the stress alleviated by not having to listen to the M5M from my news.
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	We have an audacious goal of sending one million deserving kids on life-changing trips they couldn't otherwise afford.
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	My book, Million Dollar Flip Flops, also releases on September 12th at major book retailers and 100% of the profits are donated to the foundation.
	Can't thank you gents enough for what you do.
	No jingles and an uncomfortably long goat karma if you please.
	All the love, Sir Roderick of Flavortown.
	P.S.
	would like to be the baron of Fancy Gap VA and the surrounding villages should it be available.
	I think that is possible.
	You've got karma.
	There you go.
	Uncomfortably long.
	Uh, this one blows out my stress.
	You're gonna have to read the second note, too.
	Uh, this is from Bert Lamber and Maria Hong.
	Beth.
	Beth, I'm saying Bert.
	Beth Lambert and Maria Hong, Westport, Connecticut, 330-333.
	In the morning, gentlemen, we are sending you this noted conjunction with our donation of 333-333 to let you know that you are on the right track with your analysis of the harms of the medical-industrial complex.
	While the No Agenda Show does media deconstruction and reveals what's actually going on behind the mainstream headlines, we do medical-industrial complex deconstruction and talk about what really restores health.
	These are things you don't hear from conventional doctors, medical authorities, or the M5M.
	Our organization, Documenting Hope, focuses on the real root causes of children's chronic health conditions and helps families and practitioners learn how to help kids heal.
	This country's children are in a health crisis.
	And here's some stats.
	At least 1 in 31 children has autism.
	1 in 22 children in California has autism.
	The CDC drastically under-reports the true autism prevalence.
	50% of college-age kids have a diagnosable mental health condition.
	Every chronic condition in kids is on the rise.
	Food allergy, asthma, ADHD, PANS, Pandas, Lyme disease, autoimmune diseases.
	This is the sickest generation of kids ever.
	What an uplifting note!
	Because I saw this note come in.
	Our perspective is that conditions such as these can be reversed, but you will never hear about this in the mainstream media.
	What we talk about applies to adults as well.
	Yes, Adam, Tourette's Syndrome can also often be reversed.
	Reply to this email if you'd like to know more.
	And I did!
	And the email I got back was five times longer than this.
	And it didn't really tell me how to reverse it, but I appreciate it.
	So, it had like, you know, it's an autoimmune disease.
	Okay, so change your gut.
	Okay.
	Okay, so what are they saying here?
	Organization exists to help people who don't want the kids hooked on pharmaceutical pills.
	That's good for life.
	We want to find the root causes, help the children heal.
	We're doing the research to back up this claim.
	Where can we find them?
	Documenting Hope Conference in Orlando, November 10 to 12.
	We'll be teaching parents and practitioners how to help children suffering from these, quote, new child epidemics without pharmaceuticals.
	And, here's the good news, No Agenda listeners get a 33% discount off the ticket price using the promo code NOAGENDA33.
	Our website, ah, there it is, conference.documentinghope.com.
	Love is lit, future dames in the making, Beth Lambert and Maria Rickard-Hong.
	Thank you, ladies.
	Thank you very much.
	And you're doing God's work.
	I'm very happy you're doing this.
	It's very important.
	I'm glad the ladies came in with some donations today.
	Eliza Merritt, M-A-R-R-O-T-T-E in Chicago, is another one, 33333.
	But this is a Switcheroo birthday donation.
	Oh, here we go.
	For Carl Zlodzki, born on 9-11.
	Hello, Adam.
	Hello.
	My son Carl is a big fan of your show, and for his 29th birthday, he has to give me a donation to your show as a birthday gift.
	So here it is.
	I sense some hostility here, John.
	He requests Jobs Karma so he and I can have an easy time hiring people at our small business, and I've got Ants, end of show mix.
	And the end of, so he could have, okay, I think it's a request.
	Yeah, I think so.
	He's an amazing young man and I hope he'll enjoy having his name mentioned, Carl, during a Sunday show.
	Carl, you are the sun in my sky!
	Love your mom.
	I got ants.
	I got ants.
	Jobs.
	What are the chances?
	The next 33333 is from Carl Zavadsky, who just got a donation from his mom.
	And, just like his mom, a very long note.
	and In the morning, John and Adam, thank you for producing a season of the best podcast in the universe every week.
	Yes, it's true.
	I've been listening since around the mass formation episode I came in during COVID.
	That show is likely one of the most important pieces of media of our time.
	Yeah, where's our award?
	Where's our Peabody?
	This donation is a birthday present to myself.
	I'll be 29 on 9-11.
	Thank you to my mom for her matching donation in my name.
	Aw, okay.
	Thank you to the producers who stick through the donation segment.
	As a reward, your lucky number is 11.
	Well, I have you here.
	Let me update you on the situation in Illinois.
	Now, I will not go through the whole note on Illinois, but No cash bail.
	I'm just picking a few things out of here.
	No cash bail is coming.
	That sounds encouraging.
	That's always worked.
	Illegal immigrants are now being encouraged to apply to become police officers.
	What could go wrong?
	Their application process is technically expedited since they're sleeping on the ground of police stations.
	Good point.
	The assault weapons ban has been passed this year, challenged and survived.
	Rifles like the AK and AR and innumerable pistol features like a threaded barrel or over 15 cartridge magazines are illegal to sell and possess without declaring possession to the state police.
	What could go wrong there?
	Likely millions of law-abiding citizens of Illinois will be turned into felons next year when they don't submit an affidavit to the Illinois State Police.
	So please, producers, he says, pray for Illinois.
	Our known occultist governor is building his portfolio, that's Pritzker, and don't be surprised if in a few years we'll be seeing Pritzker on a presidential ballot.
	Yeah, but will it be the trans one or the current one?
	Because, you know, Pritzker's... His sister is the trans woman.
	His sister is the sister.
	Thank you for your courage and F-cancer karma to anyone who needs it and maybe any type of karma to me so I can find a cute libertarian girlfriend this year.
	Thanks again.
	The best, by the way.
	Yes, well, get on No Agenda Social, man.
	Let's put up a profile picture.
	Let's turn it into a dating site.
	Can't get much worse.
	You've got karma.
	T and Dan's up.
	Parts Unknown, $333.30.
	Happy birthday, Angie.
	Adding another $33.30 to contribute to her eventual damehood from T and Dan.
	known $333.30.
	Happy birthday, Angie.
	Adding another $333 to contribute to her eventual damehood from T and Dan.
	Oh, thank you, T and Dan.
	And Sean is in Deansboro, New York, $333.90.
	No jingles, no karma.
	Also, please mention my meetup in Shanghai next week.
	Yes, I believe the Shanghai meetup is on the meetup list, which is coming up momentarily.
	Thank you very much for your courage.
	William Alston in El Paso, Texas, 222. Associate Executive Producers.
	Jiggles, which I guess we're stuck with this.
	Thank you.
	Jiggles, if appropriate.
	Who's ready for a revolution?
	Fear is freedom yak karma.
	My nephew is heading off to serve a mission outside of Mexico City soon.
	Hopefully any bubbling koof madness stays with the U.S., Thanks for your courage.
	End of coded message.
	Very coded message.
	Who here is ready for the revolution?
	You pigs in human clothing!
	Fear is freedom!
	Subjugation is liberation!
	Contradiction is truth!
	Those are the facts of this world!
	And you will all surrender to them!
	You pigs in human clothing!
	You've got...
	Karma. .
	Nice one.
	Kind of like that sequence.
	Good one.
	Thank you very much.
	Then we see Melissa Reeve.
	Melissa Reeve comes in and Melissa Reeve has no note, but she is in Winchester, Virginia with 210 and we appreciate that.
	Double up for you.
	Jimmy V in Brussels, Ontario, Canada.
	Well, boys, I completely missed the net with Tuesday's note, eh?
	So please accept another donation of 201 US dollars.
	This goal of this note is to recruit someone who can make deep fake videos for use in the future promotional campaigns for my racist country song.
	I will pay for this content.
	Please reach out if this is you.
	The correct email address is FEEDCANADA This one's at FeedCanada, all one word, at yahoo.com.
	That's FeedCanada.
	If you can do deep fakes for his racist country song, we know we must have people that can do this.
	Yes.
	They're on No Agenda Social, obviously.
	They're on No Agenda Social if you really want to find them, because that's where the racists go.
	Again, Adam, thanks for spinning my tune.
	Thank you for your courage, and keep your stick on the ice, Jimmy V. Ah, spoken like a true Canadian.
	Matt Grisham and Aaron Landerville, 200, and I believe they sent... I guess you got your box from them.
	Yes, I finally did.
	I got my box full of crazy... Crazy gummies.
	Crazy gummies.
	Crazy gummies.
	Star Hill Hemp.
	With warnings.
	With warnings in the note.
	Starhillhemp.com.
	Don't use too much of this.
	Don't take three.
	Hey, make sure you've got a full stomach before you take this one.
	Starhillhemp.com if you use promo code ITM33.
	We can't discuss all of the products they have apparently.
	If you use promo code ITM33, Noah, Jenna, Gitmo Nation producers and listeners will get a 33% discount at Starhillhemp.com and we thank you boys for your support.
	They're very serious about their...
	Nanotechnology.
	Yeah, yeah, they got some nano gummies.
	Very, very, very interesting.
	And now, before you continue, because we do need to speak all the way through 50, it won't take very long, I have a MakeGood note, and this was quite interesting.
	Hold on a second.
	It is so interesting.
	What are you doing there?
	Can I read a little bit of Matt's note?
	Well, let me just do this one, because it's appropriate we do it right here.
	It's a MakeGood from Linda Lou Patkin.
	Oh yes, yeah, yeah.
	ITM guys, I'm still in the staring contest, but you guys blinked!
	I sent in a donation for Thursday's show, and it did not get read!
	How did we miss it?
	I believe there was a donation, and I believe it was read.
	If there was a donation, it gets read.
	Anyways, I'd like a make- But I don't see one for today's show!
	Well, she wants to make good.
	Because we blink, she says.
	Here's the message.
	You know the thing.
	I dispute this.
	Well, that's a very easy way to find out.
	It's very easy.
	Well, uh, anyway, so, I'll finish her make good, and then I'll go see if the dispute is valid.
	For a resume that gets results, go to ImageMakersInc.com for all your executive resumes and job search needs.
	That's ImageMakersInc with a K dot com.
	Or just find Linda Lupakin in the producer list.
	And I'm going to see if you have a valid dispute.
	Linda.
	Okay?
	Now watch.
	Here's how we do it.
	No.
	You know what?
	I think she's right.
	There was no mention of Linda Lou Patkin on 1588.
	Well, then nothing came in.
	The spreadsheet is straight from PayPal.
	Well, hold on.
	Hold on.
	I can check that too.
	I have all the systems here.
	And I am going to see... 15... No.
	I think you're right.
	Wait.
	What does this show?
	This is 15... No.
	That's interesting.
	So somehow Linda Lou Patkin... No, we did not have it on the spreadsheet for 1588, only 1587.
	We did not have it on the spreadsheet for $15.88, only $15.87.
	So what do we do about that?
	I think I will give her an associate executive producer for today since you read her note.
	Okay.
	And now she has to start over.
	Mm-hmm.
	Okay.
	Yes.
	Brenton, new round.
	Yes, indeed.
	Okay.
	Well, anyway, Mark Grisham and Aaron Lander, you didn't read their note.
	No, I did not.
	Because they're, uh, they're, uh, because.
	I don't.
	Why?
	Because I said we just went through the whole thing!
	We just gave their promo code and everything!
	No, but they have a note.
	They got things to tell you.
	We read the note on the last show!
	Oh, we did?
	Yes, when I thanked them for the box.
	Hello?
	Do you remember now?
	I don't remember you reading thanks for softening the noise gate on John's track.
	Yes, I did.
	Oh, you did?
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	I'd like to know why it was off-putting.
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	Because people thought that it was clicking.
	Okay, since you bring it up.
	But what happened is, when you're reading something, you go away from the mic like this, and then you don't hit the noise gate, and it starts clicking, and then I have to say, could you please talk into the microphone?
	That's what it was.
	Okay.
	Alright.
	We're done then.
	Yes, thank you to these executive and associate executive producers for supporting us for episode 1589.
	A credit that is true and honest and real and you can use anywhere.
	Credits are recognized while the Hollywood industry still exists.
	So, get your credits now, before we're the only one that still recognizes credits.
	Before they run out.
	Yeah, before they run out, for sure.
	All stocks last.
	And you can go to devorek.org.
	And John will take us through to the 50s.
	It won't take long, and then we'll get into our meetups and our nightings.
	Yeah, we've got about five to do here.
	Five or six people.
	Yes, yes, yes.
	Charred Spleen, $100.66.
	It was a late, late, late birthday, September 11th.
	It's interesting that people would have a birthday on that.
	I will read a part of the note that was handwritten and sent in, which was, I'll just read the beginning.
	ITM, the biggest compliment I can think to give you is that you two are peerless.
	Truly.
	Peerless.
	Peerless, yeah.
	Peerless.
	We have no peers.
	That's interesting.
	Look it up.
	We're peerless.
	This is true.
	She or he is charred.
	It's got to be a woman.
	Looking by the writing, it's got to be a woman.
	Yeah, it's a girl.
	Erin Moore in Niceville, Florida.
	That's very sexist to say, but you know, women do write slightly differently than men in terms of the stroke.
	In terms of the stroke.
	9,772.
	He's going to be, what's going on here?
	He's going to... Oh, he needs to be... Oh, he's... He's on the list to be renamed.
	Christopher Weiberg in 93-64.
	Happy birthday, Adam.
	Gregory Kirdak in Padova.
	Padova, Italy?
	Padova?
	Padova.
	Wow, we got Italians.
	Finally, 8-8-8-8.
	Kevin McLaughlin in Concord, North Carolina.
	It's because podcasting is popping in Italy.
	That was my report.
	I guess your name nailed it.
	Mm-hmm.
	Kevin McLaughlin, Concord, North Carolina.
	8008, and there he is, and he is reminding people to get the Golden Langkawi Melon.
	Golden Langkawi Melon.
	Golden Langkawi, yummy.
	Jughound Herb in Alberta, Canada.
	8008.
	Sir Bad Potato in Havra, Montana.
	7175.
	Now he's got, this is, well, oh that's, I see, 7175 is the tits donation.
	And which is, there you go, get a groan.
	You get a groan when you say certain things around Adam.
	Yes.
	Pod, for example.
	Kevin McLaughlin, he actually has a, pushes a button to get that sound.
	Kevin McLaughlin's back with 6006 small boobs, golden delicious melons.
	I never heard of that.
	I thought that was an apple.
	I thought so, too.
	Danny Haynes, $59.
	Sir Frederick in Austin, Texas, $59.
	He's appeared in a video documentary at the one-minute mark titled, A Tribute to Those Who Fought in Vietnam.
	Oh.
	Okay.
	Sergeant Fred.
	Oh, that's... No, he's your producer-broadcaster.
	Yeah, Sergeant Fred.
	That's... Sir Frederick the Terrible, Knight of the Airborne Paratroopers.
	Yeah.
	Thank you.
	Thank you, Sergeant Fred.
	Yeah, remember he sent it in for my birthday and he said he was sending it by a check, so it came in.
	It came late, yeah.
	It's okay.
	We read his note.
	Well, he's thoughtful.
	Yes.
	Alan Tindall in Charlotte, North Carolina, 55'10".
	Double nickels on the dime.
	Shauna Cavanagh in Nova Scotia, 55'33".
	That's a birthday shout-out.
	We got it on your list.
	Christine Hines in Manchester, New Hampshire, 5123.
	Bad Idea Supply.
	Let's do it right.
	Bad Idea Supply.
	If you've got a bad idea, we have supplies.
	50-50.
	Ellie Pellegrin in Eastlake, Ohio, $50.05.
	There's your $50.05.
	George Wuchet in La Vernia, Texas, $50.00.
	And these are all $50.00 donors, along with William Kidwell in Dover, Delaware.
	Capic Chiropractic in Capic, Michigan, $50.00.
	Jimmy Donahoe in Brunswick, Victoria, Australia.
	Scott Palmer in Annandale, New Jersey.
	Nadia Borg in San Marcos, California.
	Foster Birch in New York City.
	Margarita Endenhood in Orangevale, California.
	Michelle Petty in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
	And last on our very short list of 35 total people, everybody included, William Dolgay in Bristolville, Ohio.
	I want to thank everybody for...
	Giving us some attention, this particular show, $15.89.
	Imagine if we didn't do donations, if we just did commercials.
	We'd be running commercials for Kratom gummies, for bad ideas, for melons.
	Linda Lou Patkin!
	Thank you all!
	Yes.
	I want to mention, if you look at the notes from Jay, there's a birthday mentioned at the top, but it's not on the birthday list.
	Did you see that?
	On her birthday list page?
	Yeah, I think I did, actually.
	Let me see, Shawna Cavanaugh?
	Yeah.
	Well, let me see what it was.
	Birthday shout-out and a de-douching.
	Well, give her a de-douching.
	You've been de-douched.
	And I guess I put her on the birthday list then.
	Yeah, not exactly why she's not on it.
	I don't know.
	Doesn't make sense.
	I do want to thank Ashley for my beautiful birthday gift.
	She gave me a handmade leather notebook with handmade paper on the inside.
	You know, like the stuff that you do at home.
	Papyrus?
	Yes!
	And it's hand tooled, it has a An RE-320 microphone with a 33 on the cover.
	It's beautiful.
	And I think she does these, makes these for a living.
	And she's on Instagram.
	I think I got a product from Ashley sometime back.
	Yes, yes.
	We both got a product from her.
	She does very good work.
	It's beautiful.
	And I still use my other one as my podcast notebook.
	But this one is, I mean, it's black leather.
	It smells nice.
	It's got that beautiful Phallic microphone on the front with a 33.
	It's very, I appreciate it.
	Ashenfire underscore originals on Instagram.
	On the instas.
	Oh, is that Ashenfire underscore originals?
	Yes, on the instas.
	You got it right.
	Oh, on the instas.
	And thank you to everyone who came in under $50 for reasons of anonymity, or because you're on one of our sustaining donations, we appreciate that very much.
	If you'd like to become an executive, an associate executive, or just a producer of the best podcast in the universe, go here!
	And for anybody who needs it, a goat karma.
	You've got our money.
	And we do have a couple of birthdays to celebrate.
	Danica Keeney wishes her husband Joshua Keeney a very happy birthday for the 11th of September.
	There's a couple of people celebrating on the 11th.
	As Eliza Marot wishes her son, Carl Zawadsky, his 29th birthday will be on the 11th.
	And Charred Spleen wishes, Le Lady Le, a happy birthday for the 11th.
	Sir Bad Potato says happy birthday to his son, Isaac, who celebrates on the 12th.
	T and Dan wish Angie a happy birthday.
	And Shauna Kavanaugh is celebrating.
	We say happy birthday to all these people from the entire back office staff and management of the best podcast in the universe.
	It's your birthday, yeah.
	T-t-t-t-t-t-t-tidal changes.
	Turn and face display.
	Nice changes.
	Don't want to be a douchebag.
	Well, you heard him as the top supporter today of the episode.
	Sir Roderick of Flavortown now becomes Sir Roderick Baron of Fancy Gap, Virginia and the surrounding villages.
	And we thank him for his uppage of his peerage here on the best podcast in the universe.
	We appreciate that.
	One nighting to do today for Aaron Moore.
	Did we have a note from Aaron?
	Was he down on the list somewhere that we missed that?
	No, we read that.
	We did read it.
	You're right.
	No, we didn't.
	It says, no need to read on the air.
	Okay.
	Well, there you go.
	That is good.
	So, we, uh, let me get my, uh, let me get my sword out here.
	Do you have a sword?
	Of course.
	Look, here it is.
	Oh, oh, I'm sorry.
	I almost poked my eye out.
	Aaron Moore!
	Hop up on the podium, sir.
	You had no special requests, but it doesn't matter.
	We know what you need.
	We know what you want.
	I'm very proud to pronounce the K.V.
	as Sir Double A The Wandering Knight.
	For you, my friend, we've got hookers and blow, rentboys and chardonnay.
	You thought that was all?
	No, no, no.
	We've got organic macaroni and plasticizers, beer and blunts.
	We've got Ruben S. Women and rosé, geishas and sake, vodka and vanilla.
	We have bong hits and bourbon, sparkling cider, and esports might be your game.
	Ginger ale and gerbils, some like it.
	Breast milk and pablum, or perhaps just a good... Yeah, I see it.
	You like it.
	The mutton and meat.
	He's munching away and slurping it right up.
	And while you do that, why don't you go to noagendarings.com.
	Check out all the beautiful rings that we have on display for knights and for dames.
	Of course, you just have to give us your ring size and the address we'll send it to.
	And you too can sign your important correspondence with this beautiful Signet ring.
	We even supply the wax for you to do that with.
	And with every single No Agenda ring for knights or dames, we add a certificate of authenticity.
	And thank you for becoming a big-time supporter, much-valued supporter, and thus a night of the No Agenda Roundtable.
	No Agenda Meetups!
	The list for the meetups grows ever longer.
	It is really incredible when you see how many meetups are being scheduled and where they're being scheduled.
	Including, let me see, we have Rosarito Mexico coming up on the 21st.
	We have some other one, where was the, my goodness this thing is long.
	It's crazy.
	I'm just looking at noagentomeetups.com.
	We have, uh, what are there?
	Do we have some Higginham?
	Higginham, Connecticut.
	I've never heard of that.
	Make sure to mention the Singapore meetup.
	Yeah, I'm looking for it.
	I don't see the Singapore meetup on the list.
	That's exactly what I was looking for.
	I thought it was on the 7th.
	When is the Hingapore?
	When is the Singapore meetup?
	It's supposed to be next week.
	I don't see it.
	I don't see it on the... I have it here.
	It's on September 13th.
	Yes, I got it here.
	There's so many, it's swimming before my eyes.
	Hard to keep track of.
	And also we have a report from the Western Philly Burbs Meetup.
	This was the I Love Bugs Burbs Meetup.
	And, uh, report is my son and I connected with a young couple and bowled a couple of games.
	One gentleman who RSVP'd wound up having to cancel, and we had a missed connection with another listener on this human resource who made the trip but could not find us.
	It does happen.
	But nothing ever discourages my human resource, and we expect to try again in early October.
	Very good.
	The No Agenda meetups are important, even if it's one person that you meet.
	This is a connection that will provide you protection.
	It gives you the real-life community that is the No Agenda Nation.
	Here's the Cincinnati meetup report.
	The Taft Brewing Company at the No Agenda meeting.
	Thanks.
	This is Baron Foxbat.
	We're busy fighting against Big Mac and Hell is Real and the Fed.
	Third here, is this No Agenda?
	Hell is Real.
	This is Baron Collin for another monthly NOAA agenda meetup in Cincinnati.
	Every third Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m.
	at Taft's Brewporium.
	Come out and join us.
	And we got a promo for the Nap for Humanity meetup, which is coming up.
	Are you napping for humanity?
	You should be, but not on Sunday, September 17th between 3 p.m.
	and 6 p.m.
	Instead, join a group of like-minded, no-agenda producers in Charlotte, North Carolina for the 33rd Annual Nap for Humanity Meetup.
	Will there be a raffle to give away items from the no-agenda shop?
	Yes, of course there will, and that's a laugh tale.
	Thank you.
	I love that.
	It is true, though.
	September 13th, that's Wednesday, the Ozarks deconstruction zone kicks off at 7 o'clock in Lindbergh's Tavern in Springfield, Missouri.
	And here it is, the Shanghai Flyby Meetup, 7 o'clock Shanghai time at Cotton's in Shanghai, Shanghai, China.
	Let's make this one where at least some people show up.
	I know we have producers in China.
	Hello, Professor JJ.
	I know you guys are out there.
	Let's make this a rocket, a rocket meetup in Shanghai.
	And on our next show day, September 14th, Thursday, The Mile High Meetup, that of course can only be in Denver, Colorado at Lincoln's Roadhouse, and they get together at 6.30.
	The No Agenda Meetups, to be found at noagendameetups.com, completely producer-organized and supported.
	We love it when you get together, we love it when you hang out, we love it when you discuss what's going on, and we love that you are a part of No Agenda and Gitmo Nation.
	Noagendameetups.com, if you can't find one, start one yourself!
	Alright.
	Let me see.
	I only have one ISO today.
	Go, play it.
	Uh, here it is.
	All right.
	Let me see.
	I only have one ISO today.
	Go play it.
	Here it is.
	That was really, really hard.
	Okay.
	That's Lindsay.
	I got two.
	Okay.
	All right.
	What do you got?
	I got, huh?
	It's really gonna look at this and say, huh?
	Okay.
	That was no good.
	No.
	This one is the winner.
	Which one?
	Oh, this one.
	Okay, here we go.
	Nailed it.
	Nailed it.
	Yes.
	You nailed it with the nailed it ISO.
	Can you identify the voice?
	Let me listen again.
	Mmm.
	Nailed it.
	Nailed it.
	No.
	Okay.
	Can you?
	Yeah.
	Who is it?
	You can tell by the adnoidal... It was one of the adnoidal stylings of Scott Adams.
	Oh, he's still alive?
	Is he wearing masks yet?
	Has he taken a booster?
	You know, this is what annoys me about him.
	I know what annoys you about him.
	He's promoted vaccines and thought it was a great thing and then he said he never did that.
	Now he's like, we won't, masks don't work.
	Okay, Scott.
	And it's okay.
	And I wouldn't mind if we just, instead of that phony baloney apology, repent properly.
	He did have a good idea, which I read.
	For some reason, his Twitter showed up on my, his slash showed up on my ex.
	What?
	Well, it's not Twitter.
	They're called posts or something.
	I call it a slash.
	Somebody called me out by mentioning that you can get the newsletter on twitter.com every Wednesday.
	If you follow me at The Real Dvorak, you can follow me and get Twitter I post a newsletter, a link to it.
	Yeah.
	And I said, Twitter.
	No, no, it's X, it's X. Somebody berated me.
	I said, no, take a look.
	The URL says twitter.com.
	It still says twitter.com.
	So I can say you're posting on twitter.com.
	So I still call it Twitter.
	Wow, you're so principled.
	I am.
	Totally.
	That's me.
	He said the way to stop the mandates is the minute one airline mandates masks, everyone should boycott that airline to make it go out of business.
	Immediately.
	Right on.
	Is he trying to hypnotize us again with these ideas?
	Well, it's a great idea.
	The first ones that mandate, they have to either all do it at once, but if one does it and nobody does it right away, then you boycott that airline.
	I agree with that.
	Uh, see, there's some Trump stuff, which is kind of boring.
	There's, uh... Well, I've got a couple of clips I want to play.
	Okay.
	This was a girl... As if the Obama-membered clips weren't enough!
	I didn't want to play them.
	You insisted.
	Oh, please.
	Um... And I apologize, by the way.
	You never did.
	I'm not sorry.
	Um, so there's this girl that was at a, a, uh, you, a TikToker.
	She's at the, uh, and she looks familiar, but she, she's not.
	She was at the Burning Man and they escaped.
	Here we go.
	Burning Man, escapee girl.
	You were just stuck up.
	What?
	Okay, now I want to mention a couple of times.
	I got to do a little setup.
	I amped up the... I did a lot of editing on this to keep the volumes high so you could hear as they were leaving Burning Man, people berating them.
	Because the radio... Am I playing next day or the first one?
	No, no, you're not playing next day.
	Next day is next day.
	This is the original, the other one.
	This is as they leave, and here we go.
	We were stuck at Burning Man because the radio said we weren't allowed to leave.
	The radio at Burning Man said that the gate was closed and that you couldn't drive in the playa.
	The gate is currently closed due to rain.
	Please do not operate your vehicle on wet roads as this will damage the entire surface of the flyout and make conditions worse.
	It wasn't until my cousin texted me, yes, because I had one bar and her SMS text went through.
	She told me that CNN had reported that people were able to leave and were on their way home.
	So we decided to kick in our four-wheel drive and leave.
	Of course, as we did, we ended up getting heckled on the way out.
	What are you doing?
	We're both having babies.
	Oh, by the way, I heard that there's six trucks on Gate Road.
	Axle deep in mud.
	Have fun.
	Have fucking fun.
	Okay.
	I will.
	Once we made it to the gate, we saw that it was, in fact, clear.
	The gate is currently closed due to rain.
	We kind of, like, had to drive through the mud.
	Now we've made it to the pavement, and we are out and on our way home.
	Thank God.
	What a disaster.
	Wow, wow, that's hurtful.
	So she's got that, she's got a couple things.
	One, she's got that millennial precise voice with vocal fry.
	No kidding!
	This precise voice with vocal fry is the voice of these, actually, it's the voice of a generation.
	It is!
	Sophia F has this voice.
	And so does her old partner Alex.
	This voice is just this Z voice.
	It's unbelievable.
	But so they they took off and there's no big deal.
	Okay, they left.
	It's not an interesting clip.
	And it wouldn't have been except for the fact that she got condemned on TikTok by various people, including one who said and instead of just saying screw you, we had to get out of there was ridiculous.
	She does a next day apology!
	When they say that the gate was open, I mean it was open on purpose.
	Like there were people there guiding us out to leave.
	We were supposed to leave.
	We know that because the gate were open and people were there to guide us out.
	We purposely stayed and waited listening to the radio which was telling us not to leave because it could damage La Playa and also it's unsafe.
	However, the radio was not updated since 9 a.m.
	that day, so we were literally just sitting there waiting for an update.
	And it wasn't until I got that text message that told me that the gate was actually open and people were allowed to leave, that it was safe to leave.
	And then when we got to the gate, we were instructed out.
	We were able to leave.
	We did not break any rules.
	When I say the gate was open, it was open on purpose, meaning we were allowed to leave.
	And you were fascinated by this somehow?
	Yes, and I'll tell you, I was and I still am.
	For one thing, it's this rule following Z's.
	We didn't break any rules, she says in that little clip.
	And she got berated.
	And then she got berated after posting this because she was ruining the playa.
	Oh, you got in your truck and you drove on the wet playa.
	You're going to ruin the playa, the playa, the playa.
	And so what do you know what a playa is?
	Yeah, it's a beach.
	It's not a beach.
	The Playa is the dried-up bottom of a dead lake.
	No, I know what it is, but the actual word Playa means beach.
	Well, I don't know that.
	I looked it up, I didn't... Playa is Spanish.
	Playa is beach.
	Well, the English... But at Burning Man, it's where everyone sits in a little... This is a gigantic...
	Psychological operation on Gen Z, where we all go and we get our hair braided and we go walk around on the playa and we watch Burning Man and we're resilient and we're self-sufficient and we're self-everything and we're all beautiful in one party and we make love in the orgy tent and we all do ayahuasca.
	It is a horrible product.
	Playa is an area of flat, dried-up land, especially a desert basin, from which water evaporates quickly.
	Now, the... I don't know where the beach comes into that, but...
	So they're telling her, and believe me, there's a ton of notes on this, that she, by driving out, she's ruining the playa forever, but 75,000 people coming there once a year, driving all over the place, is not doing any damage whatsoever?
	This is a PSYOP.
	Yes, that's what I'm saying.
	It's a PSYOP of your 15-minute city.
	With a bicycle.
	Drive on your bicycle.
	Naked.
	Naked.
	Trade your beads for food and water.
	The whole thing is ridiculous.
	And Google owns it, by the way.
	They bought most of this whole festival.
	They bought it years ago.
	Well, I didn't know this, but it doesn't surprise me because Sergey and Paige were huge... Burners!
	It's a disappointing part of our civilization.
	And if you ask all these people, what are you doing for Ukraine?
	They'd probably be all in.
	Oh no, they're all in on Ukraine.
	I'm sure there was some Ukrainian flags there burning.
	They should have told them to mask up on the Playa.
	Mask up, Playa!
	Mask up, burners!
	They would have all done it.
	These are the lowest of the low.
	It used to be, I mean, back in like 87?
	88 maybe?
	The first one, eh, it was kind of interesting.
	The first one was actually on the beach in San Francisco.
	Oh, the Playa.
	Yes, thank you.
	It's called the Playa.
	Alright, let's get back to something serious.
	It looks like Bobby the K is expanding the op and he's hinting at a third-party run now.
	And the reason for this, because I skipped this part of the clip, is that the Democratic National Committee, the party, is making it very difficult for him to even be on the ballot, I guess, for the primary.
	And so Forbes magazine has a podcast, go figure, and asked him, well, what's he going to do about this?
	What is the route to victory for you?
	If the DNC is going to rig it so that it is simply impossible for anybody The challenge, President Biden, then, you know, I need to look at other alternatives.
	Because I can't go back to the people who support me and to my donors and say, you know, I'm in this to make a point.
	I need to show them a road to victory.
	What kind of alternatives would you be exploring, Mr. Kennedy?
	Well, you know, I don't know exactly because I want to see what the DNC does.
	I want to see if they make it a fair contest.
	I'm not asking that it be 100% fair, but I'm asking that there at least be a chance that it be plausible for somebody else to win other than their chosen anointed candidate.
	He's talking about other avenues, and it's interesting that he's completely beholden to his donors.
	I can't go back to my donors and say, I'm just doing this to make a point.
	Donors.
	Special interests and donors.
	Well, I'm not sure what's going on.
	But it's pretty obvious that the...
	Biden is under attack from all sorts of different directions and the media in particular is going after him because they need the advertising money.
	They need blood.
	Yes, they do.
	They need the advertising money for a good You know, a good battle.
	Yeah.
	They're not getting it.
	Biden just waltzes in as the candidate and then Trump waltzes in as the candidate.
	Where's all that primary money that they're hoping to make hay with?
	Oh, yes, of course.
	They definitely need that.
	And so the media is not for Biden-Trump because there's no money in Biden-Trump.
	I heard a great report on Trump.
	Let me see.
	Is it... Let me see which one it was.
	Because they had such a great... I think it's this one.
	Let me see if it's this one.
	Let me look at the end here.
	No, it's not that one.
	Hold on.
	Maybe it was this one.
	Yeah, I think this is the one.
	Listen to this.
	Donald Trump's role on January 6th in attempting to overthrow the results of the 2020 election and his interference with the peaceful transfer of power constitutionally disqualifies him from holding public office again.
	That's the argument being made this week in Colorado, where a group of voters, four Republican and two unaffiliated, filed a lawsuit to keep the twice impeached, quadruple indicted, disgraced, one term ex-president's name off of the state's ballot.
	I love that.
	Twice impeached, quadruple indicted, disgraced, one-term president.
	Come on, that's good stuff MSNBC.
	Yeah, I have from the last show, I have some clips on this.
	You can find it, just a Trump on ballot.
	There's two parts to it.
	Okay, yes, I do have it.
	A Florida federal judge on Thursday quickly dismissing a challenge to Trump's run for president.
	She says the challenger, a local attorney, doesn't have standing.
	NTD's Arlene Richards explains the case, as well as a growing trend to eliminate Trump from the race.
	It's going to take more than a citizen's complaint to kick former President Trump out of the presidential race.
	On Thursday, federal judge Robin Rosenberg ruled that Florida attorney Lawrence Kaplan couldn't bring a lawsuit challenging a candidate's eligibility to run for office.
	Kaplan and two others claimed they were injured because Trump conspired to deprive them of their civil rights.
	A claim similar to a charge in the D.C.
	federal indictment that accuses Trump of attempting to overturn the 2020 election.
	The judge said the plaintiffs lacked standing.
	In other words, they couldn't bring the case because they didn't have any personal stake in it, or they couldn't show that they would be personally harmed if Trump gets on the ballot.
	She explained that if she allowed this case to go forward, then any citizen could claim an injury simply because they disagreed with the candidate's political views.
	However, a state official is allowed to file this claim, she said.
	But the claim would have to be filed in a D.C.
	federal court.
	Rosenberg's decision comes after other states and officials are closely reviewing Trump's eligibility.
	Advocacy group Free Speech for People sent letters to election officials in Florida, Ohio, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and New Mexico on Wednesday, asking them to enforce Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
	The amendment automatically excludes individuals who attempt an insurrection against the U.S.
	government.
	The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office said this week it's carefully reviewing the legal issues presented by the amendment.
	But New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu said on the New Hampshire Today podcast that Trump is going to be eligible for the ballot in New Hampshire.
	I don't think anything's going to change between now and the primary.
	It shouldn't change.
	If he goes through the process like everyone else, he should be on that ballot, absolutely.
	You know, there is just, there is no way that the machine will make the same mistake they made in 2016.
	The machine will not let him become president.
	They will do whatever it takes And I fear the worst and that will be in my, and this is my sad prediction, that will be a defining moment in our little piece of American history is what will we do about it?
	Because everyone sees what they're doing and they're just buffling.
	It was a mistake.
	They took their eye off the ball in 2016.
	I don't think voting matters.
	I think it's all rigged, the whole process.
	And they just screwed it up and they're not going to let it happen again.
	Well, they definitely didn't let it happen in 2020.
	This group, Free Speech for America, or whatever the name of it is, Free Speech, are the ones that are causing this trouble, it was mentioned in that clip.
	Yeah, should be Free Speech.
	It's just, I find it interesting that they This is not going to work.
	There's a part two to this clip.
	I don't think it's that important, but you should play it.
	Unquestionably.
	Now, where that goes from the constitutional law stuff, again, I guess maybe the courts or something will figure all that out.
	But here in New Hampshire, the former president will... I can't see any scenario where he doesn't end up on the ballot.
	Special counsel Jack Smith didn't charge Trump with insurrection in the recent election indictment.
	But the states don't have to show that Trump actually stormed the Capitol.
	It's enough for them to show that he helped others to do it.
	You know, we are so asleep.
	Not present company excluded, of course.
	Patrols, producers.
	And nothing is more obvious than talking about the immigrant crisis.
	Which we heard the mayor talk about on the last show, and people questioned whether he was blaming Biden or Texas.
	Well, believe me, he's blaming Texas, because Texas is horrible.
	And just the fact that they think that, you know, Texas, it's our duty here to swallow up all of these migrants and make them all somehow, you know, give them a place to stay.
	Nothing is more obvious in this 33 second clip from The View about the illegal immigration into New York.
	These ladies live in New York and it's a double whammy and I truly think, unfortunately, there's a lot of people who are just this disconnected from reality and read, you know, their Read the magazines they're supposed to, or look at the websites they're supposed to, and watch The View.
	And this is truly what people believe, and they are our fellow Americans.
	You know, I think we need to find—and we've dealt with this before.
	in Miami.
	I was an immigrant in Miami in the 80s.
	You'll remember when we had the Mariel boat lift.
	125,000 Cubans came in a matter of six months.
	It puts tremendous stress on a city, on a community, on the social services.
	They need to be resettled elsewhere.
	They need to spread out.
	This is a massive country.
	And it's only going to get worse with global warming and climate change because people can't live in certain parts of this world.
	So they need to be resettled elsewhere, not in my backyard.
	And And, uh, it's a huge country!
	I mean, we can throw them anywhere!
	Anywhere!
	Except New York City, not in my backyard.
	And, well, these people, they have to come here because climate change makes it unlivable where they live!
	This is what a lot of people believe.
	More than a lot.
	In half the country.
	I have an Eric Adams clip that might explain a lot of this.
	Okay, I got it.
	What's up, New York City?
	This is your mayor in front of the Port Authority bus terminal, where I have welcomed 10,000 migrants a month.
	Man, this is unsustainable!
	What was I thinking, talking about Sanctuary City?
	And now Joe Biden will not return my phone call!
	And Kathy Hochul is clowning on me.
	And Curtis Lewa is making me look like a fool.
	I'm embarrassed and I'm sorry.
	I'm a bad mayor.
	I'm the worst mayor on the globe.
	I don't get stuff done.
	I just don't know what to do, you know?
	You know?
	I mean, I'ma just keep trying to put them in your neighborhoods.
	I'ma bring crime to the schools and the nursing homes and the psychiatric centers where I probably should go.
	Cause this is driving me crazy!
	The migrant crisis is going to destroy New York City!
	Where'd you get that from?
	Our mayor is better.
	It's the same guy.
	You see the mayor from the playa?
	He posted this on No Agenda Social.
	I saw it, I saw it.
	I don't see an end to this.
	funny.
	On opening day, kids rushing into the largest school system in the country, and it just got even bigger with 21,000 new children of asylum seekers also starting classes today in New York.
	Mayor Eric Adams is frustrated with a steady wave of migrants.
	He says the city is overwhelmed with 10,000 arriving a month, straining city services and creating a desperate need for help from Washington.
	I don't see an ending to this.
	This issue will destroy New York City.
	you Destroy New York City!
	The schools face the growing task of providing academic resources, supplies, a more diverse staff.
	Many do not have bilingual programs.
	Last year went from like 20 kids to almost 30 kids in a classroom.
	It's going to make it tough.
	It's going to make it tough.
	Somebody's got to solve these problems.
	I think we should be welcoming of people coming here and everyone in America is entitled to education.
	The school chancellor says the city is allocating an additional $110 million to accommodate the school's growing migrant population.
	We welcome them with open arms.
	And that's what we have been doing The Teachers Union president says last year the school successfully accepted 18,000 asylum-seeking students.
	Was it easy?
	No, absolutely not.
	But did those children learn?
	Yes.
	Are they in a better place today because they were in our school system?
	Yes.
	Antoine arrived last year.
	He still has scars from crossing the jungle, but says he loves school.
	Despite all the challenges, some parents are ready to see what the school year brings.
	Oh, man.
	They're destroying New York, they're destroying Chicago, they've destroyed Los Angeles, destroyed San Francisco.
	Austin, on deck.
	It's so sad.
	But I can end our show on an up note.
	What would that might be?
	Directed energy weapons.
	Oh, please.
	How's that an up note?
	It should be a down note for one thing because it comes down.
	Well, it actually goes up and then down.
	Um, and then they don't call it directed energy weapons.
	Everyone's, you know, talking about the Maui fire, where boy, if you've ever seen a true blast furnace, you know, then you understand what, what 80 mile an hour winds can do to fire.
	And yes, it can indeed go around certain trees.
	I mean, I'm all in on DEWs, but when it's not, it's not.
	But DARPA, the Defense Agency Research Project Agency, released a video talking about what they call a wireless power solution.
	I think that they're creating a directed energy weapon that can be used anywhere in the world.
	Today, we're bringing you some exciting news from the U.S.
	military.
	DARPA, or the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, has announced plans to create wireless energy transfer infrastructure using laser technology to supply uninterrupted power to military bases worldwide.
	This incredible technology, known as Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay, could be a game-changer for the U.S.
	military and could make them less vulnerable to enemy attacks on power lines and liquid fuel storage.
	The need for resilient energy transport methods for military operations has never been greater, and the environment has changed dramatically in recent years.
	With special operations units operating globally and using energy-intensive equipment, the issue of powering these units has become more severe with each passing year.
	But thanks to the advancements in high-energy lasers, wavefront sensing, adaptive optics, high-altitude electric air platforms, Safety interlocks and narrow band gap tuned high efficiency photovoltaics.
	The power program has become a reality.
	The propagating wave used in the power program is a laser that provides long range high throughput capability when transmitted at high altitudes.
	The relays redirect the laser energy without conversion, and the end user converts the laser energy back into electricity using narrow bandgap tuned monochromatic photovoltaics.
	While laser technology is the primary focus of the POWER program, DARPA intends to explore other potential power beaming modalities such as microwaves in future programs.
	Overall, the POWER program is an exciting development for the U.S.
	military, and if successful, Could revolutionize how power is supplied to military units worldwide.
	I love the microwave option.
	That's the one you want.
	It'll fry you through our laser relay.
	Yeah, if you're standing in front of it, it's probably not a good thing.
	Well, they want to beam it up and beam it down.
	I have a question for you.
	Twice now, while walking the dog at night out here, and it's very dark in Fredericksburg, we actually have a light ordinance.
	Twice I have seen what I'm told are the Starlink satellite train going overhead.
	Yeah, the kids saw it once when they were up north.
	Now, how high up are these things?
	They're low!
	It looks really low, and why are they lit?
	They're very low.
	But why are they lit?
	Why do we have to have lights on them?
	They're supposed to be a sun reflection, they're not supposed to be lit.
	But it looks like they're lit!
	Well, it's just what it looks like.
	There's the sun hitting them and they're bright and they're shiny.
	They look so low.
	So you saw them?
	Twice!
	Twice?
	It's really, I mean, she's looking up like, whoa, what is that?
	Oh, okay, I've seen it before on YouTube.
	I think the bigger question, the question I'd be asking, and I'm still wondering about it, I thought these were supposed to be in fixed orbits.
	Because if they're going to be for communications, you can't have them flying around like that at that speed.
	And they move pretty fast.
	No, they go shooting across the sky.
	Yeah.
	So how does that work?
	To me, if you told me they were just dangling from balloons, I would have believed it.
	That's how low they look.
	Yeah, I haven't seen them, so I don't know.
	I got a better note to go on it, because it's something you'd like.
	This is Scott Wilkes, bitching and telling everyone to leave California.
	He's a legislative branch member in California bitching about AB 957, which is a law that is the law they're trying to pass.
	In California, they want it so that if you're a parent and your kid wants to be trans, you have to let him be that way or otherwise you get thrown in jail or the kid gets taken away from you.
	Yes.
	Didn't we play this guy already?
	I think we've played Wilkes before, but this is new.
	This is a new clip from him.
	He's kind of like, what's-her-name.
	He's an evergreen complainer.
	I thought he was leaving.
	He was leaving California.
	He's talking about leaving California.
	He's telling people, yes, we may have played the clip if he actually said this exact same clip, but I don't remember it.
	I do.
	What does he say?
	He says, I'm leaving California.
	Yeah, he does.
	At the end, he says, I'm leaving California after complaining about this law, which is just passing now.
	I'm now in year 11 in the state legislature and all the time we're proposing policies to protect children.
	Well, after 11 years, I've come to the conclusion that we need to start protecting parents.
	That's just not happening.
	I've been here.
	a full frontal assault on charter schools, taking away parents' choice in how their children are going to be educated to the detriment, particularly of children of color.
	In recent years, we have put government bureaucrats between parents, children, and doctors when it comes to medical care.
	And now we have this, where if a parent does not support the ideology of the government, they're going to be taken away from the home.
	Now, I agree with both Senator Wiener and Senator Laird that today, it only involves divorce proceedings.
	And frankly, a judge can already factor this in.
	But I can assure you, it's not going to end with divorce proceedings.
	In the past when we've had these discussions and I've seen parental rights atrophied, I've encouraged people to keep fighting.
	I've changed my mind on that.
	If you love your children, you need to flee California.
	You need to flee.
	We are moving towards the pathway of the Handmaid's Tale.
	California's becoming the new Juliet.
	And it just breaks my heart.
	I was born and raised in this state.
	I love this state.
	I'm not going to stay in this state.
	Because it's just too oppressive.
	And I believe in freedom.
	And so I'm going to move to America when I leave the legislature.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we did move to America.
	Yeah, we did play it.
	But it's okay.
	It's worth hearing again.
	But it wasn't new.
	Well, it's new to me.
	Well, that depends.
	Maybe you weren't here that day.
	I think you weren't here the day we played that.
	But as I said... Well, I didn't know what show we played it on.
	I'll be happy to find it for you.
	Yes, we got to find it.
	I have a weird memory that way.
	No one else... Yeah, I know, but you listen to a lot of clips you don't play, and then next thing you know, it's a problem.
	No, it's not a problem, because we played it.
	Okay, well, I don't remember it.
	No, it's okay.
	I do.
	Coming up next... So you had clipped it somewhere along the line?
	Okay, stop the show.
	Or I clipped it.
	Okay, stop the show.
	I clipped it.
	That's how I know it.
	And I know I played it.
	Okay, well as long as I didn't clip it and play it again.
	That's what I'm worried about.
	Hold on.
	Leaving California.
	Okay, this is what I love.
	We have AI on the case.
	Yeah, AI is killing us all.
	No, it's not killing us.
	Have you seen the video of the, it's one of, I think it's Wendy Stattmuller or whatever her name is, she's got a sub stack thing, and she's been doing AI of motion, and she's got this girl dancing, that's completely AI, it looks unbelievably realistic, and to prove it she put Trump's head on the girl, and did another rendition, and it's like, it's a jaw dropper.
	Yes, I saw that.
	It's a jaw-dropper.
	It's a draw-jopper.
	All right, everybody.
	You heard it twice.
	But it's still good.
	Did he actually leave, though, is the question.
	I thought he had to leave.
	No, he's not leaving.
	Nobody... This is, Doug, the guys who are going to... If somebody gets elected, I'm moving to Hawaii.
	I'm moving out of the country.
	Canada.
	I'm moving to Canada.
	I'm moving to Canada.
	Nobody ever leaves.
	Is he a Democrat?
	No, he's a Republican.
	Oh.
	Well, we'll see.
	We'll see.
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	Until then, adios, mofos, hui, hui, and such.
	It has been established that persons who have recently died have been returning to life and committing acts of murder.
	The former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says that she will seek re-election next fall.
	Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was speaking out about a health scare earlier today where he froze for about 30 seconds during the news conference.
	The unmarried dead are coming back to life and seeking human victims.
	The US President talked some gibberish about building railroads across the oceans and then said God saved the Queen and looked utterly confused about where he was and where he had to go after the speech.
	Concerns again mounting over the health and ability of Democratic California Senator Dianne Feinstein after a three-month medical absence.
	A reporter from the LA Times asked her about her leave to which she replied that she hasn't been gone, that she's been there enough!
	I always knew that one day I would be the mayor.
	33 years ago, a voice in my head told me, you finna be the most powerful black and brown man of color on the globe.
	The mayor of New York City.
	Behold!
	The prophecy is fulfilled!
	I be reading about the apocalypse in the Bible and I'm like, that's how you get stuff done.
	The seven plagues, corona, monkey pox, climate change, white supremacy.
	Man, we got more than seven!
	The Mark of the Beast, COVID passports, and the Lake of Fire, mostly peaceful protests.
	I don't believe in no separation of church and state.
	The Bible say we in the end time.
	So I'mma make sure we accomplish the apocalypse.
	If public health officials feel it necessary to ask America to mask up again, how many would comply?
	To every COVID tyrant who wants to take away our freedom, hear these words, we will not comply.
	We will not shut down our schools.
	We will not accept your lockdown.
	We will not abide by your mask mandate.
	And we will not tolerate your vaccine mandate.
	Don't even think about it.
	We will not comply.
	You may have noticed cases of COVID are ticking up again.
	And we see new vaccine booster shots could be available next week.
	Mask up in New York.
	Not again!
	COVID hospitalizations on the rise.
	The past several weeks, I've seen reports from all over the country of a rise in cases.
	This has even led to canceled classes and sporting events.
	Hear these words, we will not comply.
	When the children go out into the community, we will not shut down our schools.
	We want them to continue to wear masks.
	We will not accept your lockdown.
	We shut the country down.
	We will not abide by your mask mandate.
	Reinstating mask mandates.
	We will not tolerate your vaccine mandate.
	We will not comply.
	They want to restart the COVID hysteria so they can justify more lockdowns, more censorship.
	One mask is better than zero masks.
	Two masks is better than one mask.
	There is just no evidence that they, masks, make any difference.
	Children should be wearing masks from two years old onward.
	We didn't recommend shutting everything down.
	I recommended to the president that we shut the country down.
	Don't even think about it.
	Mmm.
	Nailed it.

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