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00:00 More Kaylee clips. Adam Curry, John C. DeVore. It's Thursday, May 28th, 2020. This is your award-winning Gitmo Nation Media Assassination, episode 1246. This is no agenda. Enjoying the magic numbers and broadcasting live from Opportunity Zone 33 here in the frontier of Austin, Texas, capital of the drone star state. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley where we have a message to the looters and rioters in Minnesota. Social distancing people, social distancing! I'm John C. Dvorak. It's Crackpot and Buzzkill! In the morning! Yeah, funny, the one thing I did not hear anyone say covering the riots. Social distancing, please.

00:49 Well, they had this thing that was funny was there was an MSNBC report. I didn't clip it because it's too many mumblings all mumbling in the background, but they put subtitles on it. Katie Terz with one of her correspondents on her show, whatever it is. And the reporters out there with this big mask. Oh, wait, I have the clip. I have the clip. Oh, you do? Okay, play. This is hilarious. But I want to come back to masks a little bit later, but I'll play this for you. Yeah, this is Katie Turr and so she and he where's this guy? I think he's in Florida somewhere maybe. Yeah, they're in Florida. Everyone's partying on the beach. Right. And that of course is outrageous. And then he's actually the on the ground reporter with the mask on looks over

01:30 Says, oh look there's someone without a mask and that guy is filming him and says so the people they're just not worried about it Cal are they not worried about their own personal safety? I haven't met anybody who is I met some folks actually from Lake Geneva who lived in the area They were staying a few miles outside of town where I were and they said they're worried about it They're worried about that second spike. They're worried about folks coming in from Chicago But they'll quickly add at the same time, this is a place that relies on that business. I think people here want a little bit more funding when it comes to these programs so that they could stay closed. But again, I think people felt like the Supreme Court made the decision here in Wisconsin that it was time to open up. But you can see here, just around, nobody's wearing them. Nobody's- There you go, including the cameraman. Yeah.

02:10 Katie? After Chris, not Perry. Striking images. Cal Perry. Cal, thank you very much. I loved her response the most. Striking images, yes. After the guy literally is standing there looking like a doofus. for calling out the people without a mask and his camera crew doesn't have one either. Yeah, the guy says, the passerby says, hey neither does the cameraman and the guy says, uh, the cameraman. Or the crew. The guy couldn't go out and do a two-man or anything like that. He had a whole crew with him with lights, I guess, I don't know. Yeah. I want to get to that but I have a couple things I want to discuss first. But before anything we have to talk about the wave of nerd disappointment that just

02:53 Flushed over the entire globe yesterday. Did you notice any of that? No? Oh, I was watching the live feed of the looting. It was quite interesting very entertaining Well while you were watching that other people were watching this and sadly well Jake I'm sad to deliver the news that today's launch has officially been scrubbed due to weather just as 16 minutes and 23 seconds before the scheduled liftoff at 433 Eastern Time here at Kennedy Space Center. Now a backup window is planned for May 30th, that's Saturday, and a backup to the backup because... A backup and a backup to that backup and a backup to the backup to the backup. Because these weather situations and launches... You just wanted to play that clip. No, I'd actually forgotten about that part.

03:37 I had nothing to do with it. No, what I wanted to say was there's a couple things that were going on with this launch and I was reminded yesterday by a very good friend of the show who said, he says he reminds me every two years what 33 stands for. Apparently, and I keep forgetting apparently. He says the number 33 goes back to the Crusades and really the Knights Templar, which is the precursor to the Masons and the Illuminati, etc. And of course 33 throughout history has been used many times. But since, when were the Crusades? A thousand years ago?

04:18 Something like that? Long time. That's at the top of my head. Yeah, you should. Long time ago. It's not really, I don't think it was that long ago. Maybe 700 years. 10 years ago. It was a couple years ago. Give or take a few hundred. 33 meant abort mission and we have to remember this. That's one meaning, there could be many others, but the 33 was code for aborting the mission. Now if you look at the SpaceX, what was the launch time? 433 p.m. Come on people no wonder it was gonna be aborted right I said it was gonna be aborted last Tuesday when I was on the Horowitz show oh you did I did I didn't hear why did why did you think it was going to be aborted what was your weather conditions there were ridiculous and the whole thing seemed like it was they were didn't want to really do it well I think something else happened honestly looks looks to me oh let me tell you

05:14 So for a while now, I've been following, there's a couple guys in New Jersey and they are shooting video on their phones of aircraft that are commercial-sized aircraft but they're not marked commercial, they're kind of bland, not marked military either. And they appear, I say specifically, they appear to be just not even hovering but just standing just completely still in the air. And they can move forward, backward, sideways, and they can shoot off. And I think considering Trump's love for Elon Musk, his strange connection to Nikola Tesla through his uncle at MIT.

05:57 And just the fact that the president was there, he went there, the Air Force One landed. He did go, that was interesting. That's a good point. And he said before, Elon's a good guy, we've got to protect him. Even though he has every reason not to like Elon, electric cars, arrogant billionaire, that often rubs with other arrogant billionaires, but no, he loves Elon. So I think, just even looking at the way those damn rockets operate and come back down and land on the pad, I think they've given him the anti-gravity technology. No one else has been able to do this privately. Richard Branson just had a failed launch.

06:38 And what Elon didn't take into account is when you wind up the anti-gravity technology for this big blast that you have to have covered by rockets, and that's just smoke screen, you create weather patterns. It's magnetic energy. So I think that he has to figure that out. Magnetic at all. It's gravitational 100%. There's no magnetism involved. Ah, but you don't know how it's created. And the only reason I can say this is a possible theory is because of something you said years ago. You told me about the guy who invented the semiconductor technology who did that one... You have to tell the story again. He did that one thing and then he went away, never invented anything again. What was that story? Shockly. Tell me.

07:25 Well, I was good friends with George Morrow who worked at Shockley Labs in the early days. And Shockley was one of the co-inventors of the transistor and went off to become a semiconductor manufacturer in Silicon Valley. And he was the progenitor of Fairchild and Intel and everything that came afterwards. Motorola Semiconductor is probably part of that. So he, they were, they were making transistors, it was a transistor company, they're making transistors. And, uh, The word around the office and shock is a very interesting character anyway the word around the office according to george mccall the engineers was.

08:03 Has Shockley lost it? Because he apparently was unable to invent anything. Let alone, you know, anything further than this one transistor that they were manufacturing at Shockley Labs. And Fairchild kind of took over the business from there. And there's a couple of guys who quit Shockley and went to start Fairchild. From there, the guys who worked at Fairchild quit there to start Intel. And another side story was that Fairchild was so irritated when Moore, Gordon Moore and Noyce, and maybe it was the third guy, it wasn't Andy Grove by the way, it was somebody else. But Noyce and Moore quit Fairchild to start Intel,

08:48 Because they came up with, you know, this, they worked on this idea of integrating a bunch of transistors. And Fairchild was going to sue Intel. And as soon as Shockley got word of that, he said that if Fairchild sues Intel, he's suing Fairchild. And he has the upper hand on the whole thing. So Fairchild dropped the idea of suing Intel and the rest is history. And at the time, I think when you told this story, you concluded that there were some theories that he made. Yes, there was a number of theories that the entire transistor was really a reverse engineered stuff from a spacecraft.

09:30 So, I'm just saying the way Trump fawns over him and a lot of things and the way his rockets land, it still just bugs the hell out of me. But there is this one guy who doesn't come up a lot who supposedly worked at Area 51 or the real part which is an area. Do it at all. And this guy's been around for a while. He doesn't give speeches. He doesn't give talks. He doesn't even like to discuss it. Right. But he has discussed it in great detail. And I was watching a recent thing where this one of these body language guys was was watching his interview. And I think it was with Joe Rogan.

10:06 Mm-hmm Rogan interviewed this character and he went on about and described all these anti-gravitational love Oh, was it one of those to the Star Academy guys that it was on Rogan one of those entertainment guys? No. Oh, okay. It was just as I got to get the guy's name. It's just very forgettable and he never shows up a lot, but he apparently has all the, you know, all the drawings and the goods. He's got a lot of bizarre. Was that his name? Bob Lazar? Yes. Bob Lazar. Okay. Exactly. Good work. Chat room. Troll room. Not chat. There's no chat going on. Lazar is on there describing this and he talks about these anti-gravity devices. And, uh, and I've been hearing about this anti-gravity devices since,

10:47 I remember one time in the 1980s, this one guy's a techie of some sort. He was very kind of famous in the valley and then he's talking to me one day. He says, yeah, he says they're going to do anti-gravity. They're going to release it any minute. Yeah, good to go. And that guy disappeared off the face of the earth. After he spoke with you. There's another guy that we had this guy Firmage who was like, Oh no. very famous kind of a guy who saw Flying Saucers or Aliens and he said the same thing. I've been hearing this. In fact, I heard it just recently. There's all this talk about it and it never happens. Where is this device? Well, who knows? I mean, it never happened that we locked the entire country, the entire... it never happened that we locked the entire globe down either.

11:33 Even in your lifetime. Crazy. Locking the globe down was interesting. Well, and I spoke to the dog on Tuesday as promised. Oh yes. Yeah. Did you hear? This is what I was supposed to tease you on this. It wasn't something we agreed on, but I was going to do it. I said, what would the dog have to say? Well, I had a nice chat with the dog, who I had not spoken to in I think 20... Tell people who this dog is. Okay, right. So the dog is, that's our show name for him. His real name is Maurice de Hont. He's a Dutch guy and the last name de Hont means the dog, literally translated. And he's a social geographer and really a data scientist.

12:13 He does all the political polling for decades. I grew up watching. He's a little bit older than me. He's like, he's older than both of us. He's 72. But he sounds very fit and spry. And so he's been a pollster. Spry. Yeah, spry. He's been a pollster. But every election he shows up and all kinds, you know, he's done market research. He was one of the early guys on that. He was into computers really early on. My dad worked with him for many years. in direct marketing. And he's a certified guru. And he's always on TV when there's something about statistics or numbers. It really doesn't matter what it is. Politics, obviously, but anything that's going on, they usually call him. So they called him and he said, yeah, I got some stuff going. I got some ideas.

13:00 And after telling the ideas twice, he was cut off. They brought in the virologist and he was never asked back again. Which is weird for him because he is Mr. Mainstream. So he went full on into podcasts. Anything he could find was getting taken down and censored on YouTube. And that's when I found out. I said, well, let's see what Maurice has to say. If you enjoy very much how Simtems and Torquille speak at the Dutch, you will love this interview. It is about an hour and a half and it's great. It's crazy great. So that would only be by choice. I'm only going to play about two and a half minutes just to give you his theory. And then I can expand on... because it's way too long, the clip. So this is basically what he discovered.

13:49 And I will tell you what the implications of that are. Basically, I'm a social geographer. And from day one, I learned how to program a computer in 1965, when I was 18 years old. So I was always in big data, even before the word existed. As a geographer, the only thing where what I know something of is data analysis of patterns, geographical patterns and try to understand why they happen. So from day one, I tried to see what kind of pattern I could see with this virus spreading all over the world. And I saw from day one some very interesting patterns. And at the first, let's say, between January and

14:36 beginning of March, basically the only places where you could see an outburst of the virus was in the areas of the world north of 30 degrees north. And you could see that those are areas where the temperature in the winter is somewhere between, let's say 40 Fahrenheit until 60 Fahrenheit and the level of humidity is low. And the interesting thing is that is especially the temperatures where you also see that influenza happens. Then you can see that in the wintertime there is influenza. It's not no influenza in the summer.

15:26 the behavior of the spread of the virus exactly is influenza. I mean the disease is different but the spread all over the world is exactly like influenza happens but there was one big difference. If you see for example in 2017, 2018 in the Netherlands there was a big outbreak of influenza. Still that was only 20-25% of the population Because a big part of the population is already immune for a new influenza because maybe 30 years ago or 20 years ago that flavor of the year was already before there so in your blood is a kind of defense. With Corona

16:08 There is no defense because nobody has immunity. So you see basically a very clean sheet. Everybody could be infected, almost everybody. So the pattern you see is for a geographer also an easy pattern because I don't have to see inside the blood of a person if he was maybe immune because you know everybody, nobody is immune. And then you see the patterns much more clear than if you see influenza in a normal year. So, what this means, and this is the part he can't back up, is that the virus, and he believes this is the same for influenza, is spread through aerosol and not surfaces, not droplets,

16:59 and that the idea of social distancing and masking is only necessary when you have the environment which is cool and very low humidity. And he went through, in the hour and a half, he went through example after example around the globe Why all of a sudden spread but an outbreak would occur and he looked at the weather patterns. He looked at different different patterns six weeks ago apparently he predicted that That it would start spreading in Brazil and at the time Brazil had nothing going on and he did wait. So Does he explain now? Why would it have to be low humidity? It seems to me? Okay I'm gonna explain why why this concerns me, okay

17:51 When you have low humidity, anything that is vaporized will actually dissipate as opposed to stay in suspension in the air with high humidity. Because with high humidity, nothing really evaporates. It just kind of sits there. So if you had coughed or you gave some aerosol into a high humidity environment, it would stick around longer. Droplets, yes. I can only tell you what he's saying and what he says it's aerosol. No one believes this by the way. There's no one, no one believes that it is spread through aerosol and I don't know why they're not looking into it but if it's spread through aerosol for whatever reason, if you have low humidity and cool temperature, it actually, that the actual aerosol does linger in the air but it's very easy to fly away if you have proper ventilation and that's his thesis.

18:47 He says, look at all the places where there was no proper ventilation, where the windows were closed. He said the worst thing people can do is get on the bus now with the windows closed and your mask on because it's just, there's no air to circulate it away. But he literally looked at all of, you know, he said what is the ideal, the ideal environment for the spread, the aerosolized spread of this virus? Meatpacking plants. cool, very low humidity, and people reasonably close together. And he had example after example after example, which could also be very valuable if this applies to influenza. Because ultimately, the same amount of people die. I agree, although some disagree, I agree with his thesis that no one had this, so probably there was no one who would not get it because they were immune.

19:40 So I like the way he approached the data and the numbers and his bottom line is we need ventilation. You can go anywhere you want, a restaurant, to work as long as there's adequate ventilation so you can have someone sick in your house as long as they're in a room that has a window open so fresh air can come in and blow it around. It's very unlikely that you'll get enough viral load and also of course you want to change the temperature and the humidity etc. And he just had like 10 examples that he, they take a long time for him to get through, but I thought there was something there. People can listen. Yeah. I still have this issue.

20:16 With the humidity definition and your definition of what's an aerosol? I'm going to read the definition. I can only tell you, it's not my definition so I don't have a lot to argue with. Oh well, an aerosol is the suspension of fine solid particles or liquid droplets. Yeah but that is, he says, he said specifically it's not the droplets. He says it's much finer than that, it's aerosolized and it floats around. That's what he says. Well, it still has to be a still the liquid. It's got to be in a liquid form and in a low humidity environment that would dissipate. I'm just telling you what he said. I do not know if that dissipates in a low humidity environment. You say that but I don't know. I have no idea. Well, spray some water in a low humidity environment and see what you get.

21:05 Okay, well, it isn't, I guess. Well, no, you have an argument against it and I don't know if that's true what you're saying. I don't know if it's true what he's saying. I have no idea. I'd have to talk to him about it. Well, maybe if you listen to the interview, which is why I did it. Maybe if I listen to the interview. Maybe, maybe. But before we... so we'll move away from the dog. You took the best part from the interview, is that what you're telling us? It's impossible to play a clip other than this because it takes every example is 18 minutes and you can't cut stuff out. You wonder why he's not getting on the air. Maybe he's getting long-winded in his old age. I don't know. I'm just kidding. I don't know. What is apparent to me though is that there's absolutely no one who has any correct answers. Everybody is full of shit. They won't answer the questions. They won't let anyone else on the air. And this Sunday, Dr. Birx

22:05 Admiral Commander Ambassador Burks went on the Fox News Sunday show with Chris Wallace and he asked her, and by the way you have to take a look at what she looks like. She has a new hairdo. She was wearing a red blouse with a Chanel-colored scarf, just flow... I mean, she looks like a clown. Like an MKUltra clown meant to trigger you into some childhood memory and to believe everything she says. Her hair, you have to look at a picture. She look... her head looks like a dickhead. Literally a dickhead. It's unbelievable what she's done to it. And again, that may have some... What's your first name again? Deborah.

22:47 that may have some kind of... B-I-R... No, D-E... Deborah. Deborah. No, no, Berks. B-I-R-X. B-I-R-X. Yeah, yeah. Look at this head. Look at that head with the red outfit on. I don't know if they have... You just looking at screenshots? That's not gonna help. They keep them up to date. Here she is. Okay, you're talking about there was she had the red blouse and a white scarf? Yeah, like a Chanel scarf, but her hair is all puffed out now, and it looks... Look at her head. Yeah, I'm looking at her head. What does it look like? Well, I mean if you're gonna, if you, by pre, by pre-suggesting that it looks like a dick. It does! It's a horrible look. But it was so horrible that I'm suspicious of it. She literally looks like a clown and I don't know what's going on but she was asked point blank what is... This scarf is out of control. Yeah, it's, it's, this has got to be some kind of programming.

23:44 So she's asked point-blank, what up with the models, lady? It was two million, then it was two hundred thousand, then it was a hundred thousand, then eighty thousand, then sixty thousand, now we're a hundred thousand, a hundred fifty thousand. And could you please tell us why is this happening? A month ago you and President Trump were both talking about a total of 60,000 COVID-19 deaths. Take a look. It looks like we'll be at about a 60,000 mark which is 40,000 less than the lowest number thought of. Look at how much the model has changed in just a week. Remember just a week ago it was 80,000 now it's 60,000. Early this coming week we're going to reach 100,000 deaths from the coronavirus and those models

24:29 that you're citing now talk about close to 150,000 deaths by August. What happened, doctor? I think a few things are together. So from the beginning, and I think when we had that first briefing, we talked about 1.2 million to 2.4 million and 100,000 to 240,000 people succumbing to this incredibly aggressive virus. Those are the figures that we continue to stand by in this first wave and really understanding how to prevent future hospitalizations and future deaths is really what we're focused on every single day. That's not an answer. What the hell was that? Well, we're just focused on those numbers. The question was how can this happen that it changes? Well, we're just uncharacteristic for the mainstream M5M news

25:25 Wallace asked a follow-up question did not accept the initial answer but to press it a little bit a month ago You were saying we were gonna come down below the low end of the model, which is 100 to 240 thousand to 60,000 so my guess my question is in this last month. Did you? underestimate the strength of the virus did We reopened too soon? Did we reopen without sufficient restrictions? What I was saying in that briefing that you were talking about is what that current model was showing. There are different models we have been using all along and really trying to learn primarily not just from models but understanding what has happened in Spain and Italy and the UK and really tracking those numbers.

26:09 We understand that our mortality rates are less than those three countries, and that's really due to the incredible work of our frontline hospital workers. But we understand that these number of infections has led to this level of mortality. And our job now going forward is to do everything we can to prevent additional hospitalizations and additional mortality. For a scientist, she is ruining any belief in science and it's insulting. I'm a VJ. Even I understand that you're not answering the question. A question that you killed us with these charts and data and then you took it away and now it's like blah. It's not an answer. It's not giving a damn answer. It's really annoying and the outfit and just all of that is

26:57 I get a very bad feeling about what her actual mission is. And of course we need to move on to masks with the good doctor. What we have said to people is there's clear scientific evidence now by all the droplet experiments that happened and that others have done to show that a mask does prevent droplets from reaching others. and out of respect for each other. As Americans that care for each other, we need to be wearing masks in public when we cannot social distance. It's really critically important. We have the scientific evidence of how important mask wearing is to prevent those droplets from reaching others.

27:36 Nothing about aerosol by the way, only about droplets and a different story from several months ago and she said, oh now we have conclusive evidence, the science is in. Well it seems this message is going out far and wide on CNN. Vin Gupta, who is not related to Sanjay Gupta, but is also a doctor and shit looks a lot like him. Vin was and he's a respected doctor, medical professional, telling us exactly what's wrong with not wearing a mask. Would requiring masks across the board help? Is that even, is that feasible?

28:15 Craig, I'm going to say this for the benefit of your family. I know you have young kids. For my family and for all Americans, we should make masks mandatory in public. Just like we ban indoor smoking, because you know what? Nobody should, you shouldn't have to breathe somebody else's secondhand smoke. I shouldn't have to breathe exhaled COVID-19 in somebody's breath. Nobody should. And so we should institute mandatory masks in public when you can't guarantee social distancing. That means retail stores. That means public transportation, workplaces. That's absolutely where we should be headed. Makes no sense why we're not already there. We're encouraging it. People are flouting the rules.

28:53 A security guard at a retail outlet in Michigan died trying to encourage a customer to wear a mask. They shot him because they didn't like the way in which it was trying to be enforced, that policy. We need to not put the onus on security guards at local outlets to enforce this policy or to encourage Americans to abide by it. It's all in our best interest that we wear masks. The evidence is overwhelming. We just need governors to do their job. And the governors are doing their job as ordered. Governor Cuomo of New York during his daily podcast, loved by many, even my family, he's the guiding light, can't wait to dump Trump. Go Cuomo! That's been the great riddle in this whole thing. We don't understand it, it's about government, government this, government that. Forget government.

29:42 This whole trajectory is decided by people. Just want you to note, it's not government's fault, it's you fuckers, you stupid people. You're the stupid ones. Forget government, you're doing it. It's personal behavior. That's all it is. And it's simple. It's wash your hands, it's socially distance, it's use a hand sanitizer, and it is wear the mask. Wear the mask. And this is almost a point of cultural communication. No kidding. Wearing a mask is now cool. I believe it's cool. If I could sign an executive order that says wearing a mask is officially cool.

30:25 You know, there's nothing stopping him from doing that. He can absolutely write an executive order saying wearing a mask is cool, but he won't do it because it's dumb. There is a certain amount of informing the public and accepting a new type of standard. Wearing the mask has got to be something you do every day when you get up, when you walk out of the house, you put the mask on. I said the other day, you know, New Yorkers want to reinforce it for other New Yorkers. This is cool. You want to encourage people to do this. By the way, they have all sorts of color masks. You don't have to have a boring mask like my mask. I'm a boring guy. They have color masks, they have masks that say things. Some people coordinate their outfit with the color of their mask. And this has to be part

31:17 of literally who we are and what we do every day. That does not mean when someone doesn't wear a mask, we should be rude to that person or be obnoxious to that person, but in New York City. Really? This has got to be part of every New Yorker's fashion and design and clothing and outfitting, wearing the mask. It makes a real difference. And if you think that's all talk, answer for me

31:54 Why all the first responders have a lower infection rate than the general population? The only difference is they wore a mask. No, no, that's not true at all. There's many differences. But did you hear? It needs to be a fashion accessory. It needs to be part of who you are, part of your daily life. Yeah, I understand why. Because this wearing a mask makes it extremely easy for the authorities to know who is in compliance and who is willing. I see no other reason for it at this point.

32:32 And I think that... What if there was some... what if this whole thing was a deep dark conspiracy to sidetrack facial recognition on a worldwide basis? Well, Apple already released their update which includes the COVID tracing and tracking and it has improved its facial recognition so it will recognize your face for Face ID unlocking your phone with a mask on. So there's that answer. Well, I'd like to see if it could do it if the public well, maybe now wait But the problem is I don't believe this could possibly work because there's different kinds of masks you can wear Well, I'm not the facial recognition is gonna be for the one kind of mask something else is going on. It's not it's not it I think there is a conspiracy I don't know if it started as a conspiracy, but it's certainly someone opened up the folder and said okay Here's how we roll with it and I have a couple of short clips

33:24 All under a minute from Dr. Vernon Coleman and he is a professor, it's like MBCHBDSCFRSA has a lot of letters he has, he's from the United Kingdom, he's an older gentleman. Which is a nutball. Why? You ever see anybody with all those crazy things tacked onto their name, anything beyond Bah Mah Fudd, which is asking for too much as far as I'm concerned. It should be just your name, PhD. If it's blah blah blah, or MD, MD's okay too. But they have all these, this FRAS and PRQ and GJJ and all these things. This guy, this is a guy you don't trust, but go on.

34:12 You're in a mood today man. It's like you when I hear that well. I looked it up I did he didn't present himself that way he didn't say hi. I'm Mbch Bdsc frsa he didn't do that I looked up his titles and wrote them down for the show, but okay. Well. I'd love to hear what they are Is it asking too much? It is. Yeah, it really is. It really is. You prove to me that Aerosol won't stick around, then I'll prove to you that he's not a nutball. I don't have to. That's just physics. Yeah. Okay. Are you interested in hearing what he has to say? Yeah, now more than ever. Governments have been using a range of Orwellian mind control tricks

35:00 during the coronavirus crisis. The slogans, the clapping and the cymbals have been carefully used to enable the authorities to take control of our thinking. I'm grateful to Dr Colin Barron, a former NHS doctor and eminent hypnotherapist who's the author of the book Practical Hypnotherapy for pointing out to me just how our minds have been taken over and how we've been very successfully and skillfully manipulated into believing the lies we've been fed. Elected governments, aided by specialist behavioral scientists, have been brainwashing millions into accepting the coronavirus propaganda. Do I have your interest?

35:41 Who wouldn't want to listen to more? I mean, this is, I'm reminded of a sign. I didn't post it on my Twitter feed, but there's this guy, COVID-19 is a lie. And he's got, and I had to take the, I take the picture and I blew it way up so I could read the documentation underneath. What's he talking about? Okay. All right. So he, he claims that we're being mind controlled and he, of course, in order to, Again, 10-15 minutes this video, only pulled a few clips, but I think I pulled some better ones. You'll like these better than the dog clip. Let's... Well, that doesn't... that takes nothing. Let's... Oh, jeez! I'm sorry! Oh, man! You're the worst. You should have started with this guy. No, no, I wanted to... I didn't want to start with this guy. Okay. Oh, there... you know... Let me just get into it.

36:34 Why are you listening to me? I don't know. Historical context of mind control as it relates to the coronavirus lockdown and crisis. Manipulating and tricking the mind is a professional business. and we've been brainwashed and the brainwashing has been very subtle. We've all been quietly hypnotized and indoctrinated to accept the new mass hysteria generated by governments everywhere. Many people now enjoy the lockdown and they don't want it to end. It enables them to avoid responsibility for their own lives. Do you remember who said

35:41 Who wouldn't want to listen to more? I mean, this is, I'm reminded of a sign. I didn't post it on my Twitter feed, but there's this guy, COVID-19 is a lie. And he's got, and I had to take the, I take the picture and I blew it way up so I could read the documentation underneath. What's he talking about? Okay. All right. So he, he claims that we're being mind controlled and he, of course, in order to, Again, 10-15 minutes this video, only pulled a few clips, but I think I pulled some better ones. You'll like these better than the dog clip. Let's... Well, that doesn't... that takes nothing. Let's... Oh, jeez! I'm sorry! Oh, man! You're the worst. You should have started with this guy. No, no, I wanted to... I didn't want to start with this guy. Okay. Oh, there... you know... Let me just get into it.

36:34 Why are you listening to me? I don't know. Historical context of mind control as it relates to the coronavirus lockdown and crisis. Manipulating and tricking the mind is a professional business. and we've been brainwashed and the brainwashing has been very subtle. We've all been quietly hypnotized and indoctrinated to accept the new mass hysteria generated by governments everywhere. Many people now enjoy the lockdown and they don't want it to end. It enables them to avoid responsibility for their own lives. Do you remember who said

37:13 Open quotes. Through clever and constant application of propaganda, people can be made to see paradise as hell and also the other way round, to consider the most wretched life as paradise? Well, it was Adolf Hitler who was a master at mass manipulation and the use of subliminal techniques, and it was Hitler who also commented that it was a good fortune for governments that the mass of people do not think. I never heard those quotes from Hitler. That was new for me. You know, we've heard the other ones, you know, the Goebbels tell a lie, the bigger the lie, the more they believe it, the more you tell it. It could be bullshit. Could be, could be. But we'll go to, now he's going to apply this to the coronavirus crisis and picks up on something that I'm kind of kicking myself over. I think we knew it, but maybe it was a long time ago. So how does this idea of mind control work

38:08 in today's modern environment? Well, it's with slogans and marketing. Countries around the world have been promoting slogans to persuade their citizens to behave as required. In China there was a slogan which said, if you love your parents, lock them up. In Taiwan, people were told, to visit each other is to kill each other. At first glance, the slogans which are heavily advertised and promoted in the UK seem harmless enough. We all recognise them. Some, such as, we're all in this together, seem fairly innocuous, though we perhaps might be forgiven for adding the rudder that we're all in this together, unless we happen to work as advisors to the Prime Minister.

38:52 The first trio of phrases which were promoted everywhere in the UK were, keep your distance, wash your hands, think of others. More recently new phrases have been added to the repertoire, stay home, save lives, protect the NHS. Does that remind you of anything? Those three phrases in a row? Three by three? No, I'm sure you're gonna tell me what it should have reminded me of but I'm already annoyed by the fact that we missed on some of these things like, you know, protect... What was it? What was the end of it? The Chinese, you know, protect your parents, lock them up. And the Taiwanese, visiting your parents is killing them. Wasn't that it? Yeah, visit your parents and kill them. You might as well just say that. Well, that's what he said. That's what it was. Hold on. Let me go back for a second. I was...

39:47 To visit each other is to kill each other. There you go, to visit each other is to kill each other. So the 3x3, yes of course we know the 3x3s. Testing, testing, testing. Tracing, tracing, tracing. Isolation, isolation, isolation. Okay, so now let's get into the 3x3s, the magic phrases. The rhythm and pattern used in these phrases is not a coincidence. There are usually three words in each phrase, and the phrases run in threes. This isn't a coincidence, it isn't happenchance. Using phrases of three words presented in groups of three is a technique known as the rule of three in psychological conditioning. That's the reason for the three phrases with which we're all being bombarded. We're being trained and taught at the same time. It's behavioral psychology. Other hypnotherapists have pointed out that if we repeat phrases often enough, then the words and thoughts become implanted in our subconscious minds and then become a belief which motivates our behavior.

40:50 And so governments repeat slogans which become beliefs. It's called auto-suggestion along the lines of, every day in every way I'm getting better and better. George Orwell who invented Newspeak also understood the importance of the triple three word phrase. In 1984 his futuristic novel which was written in 1948, Orwell invented the slogan, war is peace, freedom is slavery, ignorance is strength. If you want a picture of the future, wrote Orwell, imagine a boot stamping on a human face forever. How far away are we now that we've got the 3x3s and we can identify them? Gone past it. Which, by the way, we should be doing that.

41:37 Three by zero. No, we don't do it here. We don't do it overly to propagandize people, but we I don't know what we do You get a clip of the day for finding this care. Oh, well, thank you I'll take the clip before I play the last one Donate no agenda clip donate no agenda support the show donating is love We need to think about these things man It's not just the three by threes, there's some other behaviors that have been amplified throughout the world. Everything else that's been happening since February 2020 is part of the brainwashing process. And it's been noticeable that the instructions we've been given have been more like orders. The signs that have popped up like dandelions say, stand here, not please stand here. And why not?

42:26 Why not? You don't say please to prisoners, do you? And then there are the weeks of clapping for carers and medical staff. Clapping, which probably started innocently and with good intentions, I'm sure it did, covers up the paradox, the quiet, insistent terror that comes from knowing that for all practical purposes there's no healthcare, and we've been betrayed by politicians and bureaucrats who decided to devote entire healthcare programmes to caring for a relatively small number of patients who have or might be thought to have, or be susceptible to, the flu-like virus. All this was done as part of the process of mind control, telling people to stand on their doorsteps at 8pm on Thursdays and to clap.

43:08 is a simple repetitive task which is part of the mass hypnosis. The clapping may have started out innocently but it was quickly and enthusiastically promoted by the people who want to influence our lives. Persuading people to do what you want them to do is part of the hypnotherapy process. Getting people to clap was also important in that it made people believe in the danger of the coronavirus and the bravery of those working in healthcare. It helped people accept the fact that there were no beds available for patients with cancer or any other serious disorder. I mean, when I heard this, I was also a little miffed. Like, we haven't looked close enough at this, at these things taking place. Some of it, but now we have time to think about it.

43:55 We've looked as close as we can, probably more than any other podcast or newscast or anybody that does mainstream media, that's for sure. But what we haven't done, which it seems to me as I listen to this, and I believe the whole thing, it's a good clip, the guy's okay. I don't care about his letters now, I'm less concerned. But I'll say this, what is coordinating who or why? What's the world coordination? And then anybody who breaks ranks like Brazil I mean they get slammed and they don't get slammed by just you know one or two people. I got a Brazil clip to play. This is the COVID Brazil report from France 24 where they just hound this Bolsonaro because he's not doing what he's told. Brazil's health ministry has confirmed 1,086 new COVID-19 cases in the past day alone bringing its total death toll to over 25,000.

44:50 The country is the world's second most affected by the virus after the US. According to a recent study, under-60s in Brazil are at greater risk of dying from COVID-19 than they are in other countries, a trend that's only exacerbated in the country's poverty-stricken favelas. Our correspondents in Rio de Janeiro sent this report. In Rio, high up in Mangueira, the hilltop neighborhood, José Barros, a 46-year-old entrepreneur, is barely recovering from the week he spent in intensive care. The Barros family has actually been following strict quarantine instructions. I'm telling you, the more I think about this and knowing that the actual death rate is very low. The United States has a lower death rate than the Netherlands. The Netherlands, for all the lockdown, there's zero mask requirement. It's not even spoken about, people don't have them in general.

45:47 It's not a thing. So it's different everywhere because every faction took their orders or the signal or whatever it was or just saw the opportunity and ran with it. And I don't have to remind you, we had the document from the last show which was the British SAGE, the advisory group, who literally wrote down in a roster Use the media to make people afraid. Use the media to shame people if they're not taking personal responsibility for others. Use the media for this. I mean, where does that come from? Well, it comes from... and again...

46:24 Where does all this come from in the government? The UK government is a great example because it was so small and so transparent. It came from the SAGE group. In that group was Neil Ferguson with his bogus two million model. In that group is these PR guys who were saying we got to do it this way. These are think tanks. These are outside groups. They advise government. They have tea, they hang out in Brussels, they go to Paris, they have dinners. What is it? Okay, that's it. Good. We'll take it. They don't have time to write legislation all the time. It's the same in Washington. It's the lobbyists. So, you know, we it's probably government is just a useful vehicle in my mind. We just tell the right people what to do and they do it. Listen to Boris Johnson. He's already slipping into it. It is a huge imposition.

47:10 But it will be on a very small minority of the population, a very, very small minority of the population. And I would just say to everybody that it's a good it's worth it because that is the way that other countries that is the tool that other countries have used to unlock the prison to make sure that we can go forward. The truth always wants to come out. You're locked in a prison, slave. Shut up. You said it right there. Yeah, I did. Well, this is a, yeah, I don't think there's anything that we're uncovering here that is not something that we're targeting constantly, but

47:51 Thinking about the sage group and some of these other think tanks and the Davos people the various these various Institutes the Brookings and all the rest of them. They all come up with this You know then there you have to go to they have to go to the conspiratorial ones, you know that we did talk about the Bilderberg errs and these guys have their meetings and then they do this thing, but I don't see them having you know, I The problem is with a big overriding group like let's say the Builder burgers, which have a lot of people go to these meetings unless there's an inner core. People break ranks and they say, Hey, this, I don't like this because not everybody's in agreement about this, this, this whole process. But for some reason, no one's breaking ranks on this. So we don't know who's behind it. Somebody's behind this. Hold on.

48:39 This I think it's much bigger than just the UN. There's lots of people dissenting. There's lots of people's there's medical professionals There's politicians what happens to them. Uh, they get taken down off of YouTube. They're censored on Facebook Twitter platform They're gone because and I was trying to explain this to Joe Rogan the other day I said YouTube does not give a flying F about you really they don't and This is just in a larger context of conversation. I said, they don't give a crap. They care about YouTube for messaging. It's messaging to benefit their overall mission, which is, to repeat, they want to be your bank, they want to be your doctor, they want to teach your children, they want to control everything in your house, they want to run your life. They don't care. Hollywood, which is 10 times above you, Joe, no disrespect, doesn't give a crap. And they're going to swallow them up.

49:34 Amazon is already going to buy all the AMC theaters. They're going to swap. Hollywood is dead. They had no streaming, no movies in theaters. They're sucked up. That's just going to be a little bit of collateral damage for these guys. YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, it's for messaging. It's not for publishing your own stuff. It's for messaging. And that's it. They don't care. They don't care how many numbers he has. They don't care. And who's behind it? Well, again, whether this was on purpose or not, A couple of, we have to remember what happened. China shut down a city of 11 million people. That had never happened before. That was the headline. Oh my God, this must be horrible. That's, that was the cue. That was the cue that other countries took. That was the cue to Trump to stop the travel. He based it upon the shutdown and not allowing flights to go to other places in China, which was good information. I think that was a lucky shot on his behalf.

50:37 And we were ready for it. The same words that are in Contagion and Outbreak and the Pandemic movie, all of this. And you know what? Even conspiracy theorists who followed Event 201, that was actually preconditioning you, I think. The same words are used, the same outfits NIH, CDC consulted on those movies. We were ready as all hell to do this. And it was, no one had to command us, we did it. The mistake was not enough people died, that's why MSNBC, CNN here, the NBC network in particular, are doing their damnedest to make it look just horrible still.

51:19 And the true people behind it is of course Big Pharma and as we always say, Big Pharma and China control the media. Let's go to Stephen Colbert who had Bill Gates on via his Skype connection. and Bill Gates is just getting us ready for what's going to come. The idea of a bioterrorist attack is kind of the nightmare scenario because there a pathogen with a high death rate would be picked. Now the good news is, I'm not trying to depress you, it's tough enough right now. Too late. Most of the work we're going to do to be ready for pandemic two, I call this pandemic one, most of the work we'll do to be ready for that are also the things we need to do to minimize the threat of bioterrorism. Pandemic two, that is the second wave. The whole world is already talking about it and they don't need much to make it look like there's a second wave. You just don't need a lot.

52:17 You actually don't need anything but the media. That's right. Now, there's good news because this right now society is very controllable and you could do it at your own macro level if you need to if you wish to. You recall The Keeper and I got our COVID antibodies positive wristbands from our producer in Minneapolis, in Minnesota, right? And... Yeah, ironically. Yes. And both our comment was Great idea, but the wrong color because it was kind of an orangish red which you think would stand for warning stay away from this guy. Our producer wrote in a note, he's the one that created the band and he did the social experiment he said he was going to do and he is reporting back with his results. And he has a very interesting situation which I will explain in his note.

53:13 Let me start by saying I'm a pilot and a plane crash survivor. That's a story for another time. Everyone, including the doctors, thought I was dead in a coma for four weeks. Thirty-plus surgeries later, I'm still here. Germane to the story, I have below-the-knee amputation, hemiparesis on that same side, and scars on my face that make me look like a military IED survivor. I first went into Costco. Now, John, you and I know Costco. You can't mess with Costco with your mask. I mean, we have a video online of a guy getting kicked out of Costco. No mask. I was walking toward the entrance with my service dog, and the lady said, you have to have a mask.

53:52 And she began to reach for one. I can't, medical reasons. I showed her the wristband from about six feet away, which she saw, the red wristband that we're talking about, but didn't read the text. She said, okay, and I walked right in. Costco without a mask, no stink eye from anyone, and they mostly looked at my handsome yellow lab service dog with seeming pleasure. Next stop, the doctor. Summary, I refuse to wear a mask. They said I have to. They called the doctor. He was cool with it. No mask. When I got up to his office, he noticed the wristband and said, oh, cool. I queried him about me doing a social engineering experiment and he said, I'm surprised more people aren't doing this. Another day, another doctor. This time an eye doctor. This time I was wearing my No Agenda shop blue t-shirt with yellow NAS in a seemingly militaristic emblem on it. I even got a comment where someone said, which naval air station were you at?

54:48 In this case, I relented and wore a mask for the first time because they were working less than a... an inch from your face. We got through the entire visit and I was just about to leave. He noticed the wristband and without me saying anything went into, hey, you know, my brother was tested. He was negative for the antibodies, but another person conversing with me and never mentioned the actual wristband. Next I went into Costco again. This time the woman didn't even query me on a mask. I was the only one in the store not wearing a mask, no stink eye, people seemingly smiling at the dog. All of this in heavy, liberal St. Paul, Minnesota. So that's interesting. Indeed. And the only thing I would say, and it's because he did give us that information, it's possible that people are just uncomfortable looking at someone who looks different, and they become instant idiots and pussies and can't stand by their convictions because they're afraid or whatever it is.

55:46 if he looks kind of beat up, chewed up. Yeah, and he's got the dog in the whole thing. Well, it could be the totality of the gestalt. It could be the whole package. Yeah, that makes it work. Hey, dude, I'm sorry, but you do have the perfect coronavirus crisis package. I mean, that is a benefit. Every downside has an upside. Holy crap. Interesting. Yeah. Someone did catch this on the TV machine. This is local. I think it's actually a I think this is from San Francisco local station. There's a new way to communicate with other people as to how much social distancing you want or need. The C19ID project is producing a series of color-coded wristbands and buttons designed to let other people know your social distancing preference.

54:48 In this case, I relented and wore a mask for the first time because they were working less than a... an inch from your face. We got through the entire visit and I was just about to leave. He noticed the wristband and without me saying anything went into, hey, you know, my brother was tested. He was negative for the antibodies, but another person conversing with me and never mentioned the actual wristband. Next I went into Costco again. This time the woman didn't even query me on a mask. I was the only one in the store not wearing a mask, no stink eye, people seemingly smiling at the dog. All of this in heavy, liberal St. Paul, Minnesota. So that's interesting. Indeed. And the only thing I would say, and it's because he did give us that information, it's possible that people are just uncomfortable looking at someone who looks different, and they become instant idiots and pussies and can't stand by their convictions because they're afraid or whatever it is.

55:46 if he looks kind of beat up, chewed up. Yeah, and he's got the dog in the whole thing. Well, it could be the totality of the gestalt. It could be the whole package. Yeah, that makes it work. Hey, dude, I'm sorry, but you do have the perfect coronavirus crisis package. I mean, that is a benefit. Every downside has an upside. Holy crap. Interesting. Yeah. Someone did catch this on the TV machine. This is local. I think it's actually a I think this is from San Francisco local station. There's a new way to communicate with other people as to how much social distancing you want or need. The C19ID project is producing a series of color-coded wristbands and buttons designed to let other people know your social distancing preference.

56:32 They brought it from traffic lights. So red means I am social distancing. Give me space. Green means I tested positive for antibodies and I'm willing to socialize normally with other people. The project's founders say the idea here is to reduce people's anxieties. We start to venture outside a little more. All the proceeds, by the way, go to first responder charities. Well, I guess people will start staring at your wrists now. Is it an idea? Okay. That's not a local, that's not from here. No, I left the last... Oh wait, no, I know that black guy. That's KTVU. That's the guy who's a morning guy. It is KTVU. It's a morning guy. I know who he is. But what's interesting is he made that comment to the newscaster who has huge boobs. And he literally says, I guess they'll be looking at your wrists now, huh? I mean, can you believe that? I mean, that's what I got out of it. I'm like, holy shit. Listen to that again. There's a new way to... I'm staring at your wrists now. Is it an idea? Okay.

57:31 Yeah, okay. There's HRs involved this afternoon. It better be. It better be involved. Well, the point is that the red probably works in the early stage the way he's using it, but over time it's going to evolve to the same old thing we've been programmed for, which is green is good. Yes. You know, that crazy chart they used to have at the airports. Yeah, exactly. The color-coded threat level that was printed and could never change. It was printed. It was always the same orange. And so really,

58:08 What I'm seeing is, let's just go people, let's stop this. We need to fight the control. You need to fight back against the government controlling you with these horrible things. And masks is a big part of it. And if someone asks me, I'll say, I'm from the Netherlands. The scientists there say there's no proof. So we don't wear masks there. It's like a Sweden. So leave me alone, please. Please. That's what I'll do. That's my defense. My defense. It would work. But unfortunately, Still, you've got these crazy ideas and dumb things that are being done to bring people back safely, such as in Vegas, which is now reopening. Not in the casinos, I think you can play at slot machines, but restaurants, etc. will open. Here's a short NBC report from the NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt. Across the country in Vegas, casinos are rolling the dice on opening their doors next week. God, hello 1980 with your puns.

59:06 Casinos are rolling the dice. Seriously, how much money do you think that guy makes to come up with this crap? He makes more than we do. While around Los Angeles today, some shops got back to business for the first time in months. The nation's second largest school district is working on its plan to bring children back to campus in LA. It could include 16 kids to a classroom, children eating their lunch at their own desks, every child being given one ball to play alone, and staggered school days. Actually, I had that clip.

59:43 The one ball to play alone. You can kick their balls. So pathetic! And if I may remind you about the one ball theory... You can kick their balls, but you can't touch them. Okay. Just so you know, kids. You can kick it, kick other people's balls, but you can't touch them. This is so dumb. One ball. Enjoy, child. To get one crayon too? It's lame. Balls so you can play alone. Yeah. Um... So to wrap it up, for me on the mind control and what's being done to us. And I think at this point, it's all mind control. And whether it's for nefarious reasons, for control reasons, or people actually are so freaked out they think the only thing we can do is mind control the people because shit, that's how it works. And big technology companies are all complicit. Every single one of them. Anyone who comes out of this... Here's what I was thinking.

1:00:46 When you look at Twitter, you have, you know, so even if I post, oh this is Maurice de Hondt, he has a different idea about what's going on. And I post my interview with him. And you get responses of people completely unhinged, you know, the fuck, you're killing people with your disinformation. Yeah, I don't have to tell you what it is because everybody gets it. So whatever, the squads come out and they're just all triggered and tripped and freaking out. And I think that the problem is really it is the media. The media is the problem which is slowly being solved and... No! What? Well wait, wait, wait, wait, let me finish it. Let me finish. Go on. The media is the problem and when someone believes their station or their tribe or their channel or their newscaster whatever it is you know so it can be I would say there's a high

1:01:39 probability a lot of people watch MSNBC and NBC, probably watch CNN, they probably don't get much other information. But they believe that President Trump is a Russian agent, that he'd had a quid pro quo, that he paid off porn stars, as much crap they believe that they're being told the truth. So when MSNBC continues to tell you that you're going to die and you need to wear a mask, you need to stay home and roll up your windows and turn off the air conditioner, you cannot but believe the same people who told you clearly the truth about Trump. So when you see people outside who don't believe in it,

1:02:23 and are literally willing to risk their life according to your information, I think that is going to start wearing on people. They're going to have to say, wait a minute, is my news source completely true? Because here I am, it's 90 degrees, I'm outside in downtown Austin, and I'm wearing a mask, and look at all these other people who aren't. Don't you think that eventually is going to happen, that people will, the brain twists too much? You know, you've made this assertion about other things and I've now come to realize that in some funny way you're this amazing, and I won't say starry-eyed, but I will say you're an optimist. Yes, I will say for sure. And my answer to what you just said is no. Okay.

1:03:14 My optimism, indeed. I see no evidence of what you just said. My optimism, well there is, this show is evidence. My optimism stems from the amount of people, which is a small percentage, but who are just not buying the official story. It's a lot of podcasts, certainly not all. It's a lot of alternative information. The internet genie is out of the bottle. I don't think when you have ultimately a low death count across the globe, a death rate, that people are going to believe this crap again. A lot of people won't, that's for sure. Probably not the majority, but I think that's the... yeah, I am an optimist. And I'll give you an example. Here, this was... and I only took one minute from it because it actually went on for five minutes and is hilarious. This is truly your dimension A, dimension B. I don't know if you saw this. This was Joe Kernan who's on CNBC, The Morning Show with Andrew Ross Sorkin, who is this boy genius wizard.

1:04:14 financial kid, he's no kid anymore, but and they got into a beef. But it's very, it's all about the numbers saying, hey, it wasn't all that deadly, the markets went down, everyone who stayed cool is now kind of back to where they are and it looks like there's more upside, which of course goes against Andrew Ross Sorkin's entire belief and being as he is an NBC employee and this happened. You panicked about the market, panicked about COVID, panicked about the ventilators, panicked about the PPE, panicked about ever going out again, panicked that we'd ever get back to normal. Joseph, you didn't panic about anything. What good is it? Why not help people keep their head? I understand that. 100,000 people died, Joe, and all you did was try to help your friend, the president. That's what you did every single morning on this show.

1:05:09 every single morning on this show, you abused and abused your position, Joe. You abused and abused your position. I'm trying to help investors keep their cool, keep their heads, and as it turned out, that's what they should have done. That's what they should have done. They should have kept their heads. If they had listened to you Andrew, we're supposed to be at about 8,000. I wasn't arguing to go sell your stocks, Joseph. I was arguing about people's lives. We understand. People's lives. Andrew, it's a global pandemic. Do the news. I'm begging you to do the news, Joseph. It's a global pandemic. I'm begging you. Andy. Okay, well let's back up with your narrative about Sorkin to begin with.

1:05:52 New York Times hack, that's where he began. He was not any sort of a boy genius financially. In fact, he was just a general interest reporter that they placed him all over the world. I think I said he was presented as a boy genius. Yeah, well, he could be, but I think he may even be a spook. Wouldn't surprise me. Because of his background if you look at his travels, you know, it's kind of spooky and he was and he's and he's got the look, you know, he does He's just got that look and he was destined to be one of the editors because he's a contemporary with him kind of he's younger but he's a contemporary Markov and other people I know that worked at the times or worked there and

1:06:37 And he was going to be the boy genius that was going to, in this case. You just said it. Yeah. The boy genius. Yeah. But the boy genius as a journalist that was going to move his way, give you a deputy editor and then take over the place kind of thing. And then somebody kicked him out. Or he quit, or he wasn't moving fast enough. I'm not sure. Or he liked broadcasting. There are people who have done that. You know the camera. He's a good looking guy. He wrote these big movies, Too Big to Fail, which was his book. I think he's the co-creator of Billions. A boy genius in the financial sense because he's created entertainment products that deal with the glamorous side of the finance industry. How's that sound? Well, he is, but he is a New York Times, New Yorker. He's got that. He has been brainwashed to exhibit this dimension B qualities. This was in him, as far as I'm concerned, that clip.

1:07:37 is an embarrassment to him. Yes! He should be ashamed of himself for being such a dummy. Yes. Yes. I totally agree. Totally agree. So the, um... Oh, I'm just looking at this about... This is the... I remember this when this happened. You got a spooktale? No, it's not a spook to tell it, but I remember when this happened, Markov was given the opportunity to do this. They took a WordPress template and created this thing called Dealbook. And Sorkin was given it, I think he was like second or third on the list of you want to do this as a blog.

1:08:17 It was in the New York Times. Blog, okay. And everybody at the New York Times is go, blog, can't have a blog. So Sorkin took it and ran with it. And this is what gave him, this was his launching pad. And everybody else dropped the ball on this. I remember this. And then he started doing these other things, including too big to fail. Well, anyway, but you can, you can see kind of what's going on. And you know, what's his face? Joe Kernan's also in New York. He probably isn't, they probably both live in Connecticut, but. You know, it's just that what so what the argument was from Sorkin that was telling was you're just doing it to help your friend Donald Trump. I mean, geez. By the way, I fully recognize that I often play the role of Sorkin in our arguments and I need to work on that because it's very embarrassing. Because he got a little unhinged. Yeah, I get unhinged sometimes. Sometimes you get unhinged. Oh, you get unhinged all the time. Oh, not all the time. Today I was very calm.

1:09:14 I could because I backed it off so quickly. Oh man, I had to like I was I was a genius I had to point my gun at you. What are you talking about backed off? Yeah, talking about pointing your gun. You know, there's I got these doves that have moved in they've moved in Where I had mockingbirds in the neighborhood two or three pairs of them. They were just melodious and these idiot doves I don't know what to pecking. I'm sorry. Can I just interrupt for one second? Did you literally just Go from a story about us arguing to sending me a dove. It's not we just very sweet. I should say yeah, that's it is symbolism III you have no idea how much I hate these birds I do I do now. Okay, so what's the problem? Where are they?

1:09:57 They're all over the place. They've come in, they've moved out. In fact, there's less crows and there's doves. We have a bunch of different subcultures of birds around here. There's blue jays, there's crows, there's ravens. But these doves have moved in. They've never been here before. And they've moved out all the songbirds. And all they do is go, ooh, ooh, ooh. They make no sounds other than that. It sounds, when I first heard it, I thought an owl was up during the day. And it was like, the worst. It's driving me nuts. That's why I'm on edge. Do you have a firearm or a bow and arrow or something? I was thinking about it. I'm going to get a rifle. I think I'm going to start picking them off. Get a little BB gun.

1:10:42 BB gun won't kill him. That is inaccurate. A pellet gun would probably. Yeah, no, a pellet, but you need the pellet gun, the CO2 with a little darts you can put in, the little small darts. Yeah, it's hard to penetrate. I think I need to really need like a 22 how about a 380 ACP? I mean come on man about it. What's your problem? Here the discharge that's what I have to worry about I know because California you know what be careful man You got all the Karens around there Berkeley and we have built with actually not around my neighborhood It's all Chinese. Oh, okay. Well Good

1:11:18 All right, one more thing I'll talk about as we're talking about the messaging of the government and how Silicon Valley is. And again, this so-called, we're censoring conservatives on Twitter. The real reason for this is It's about the advertisers. I'm not going to go through it all over again. The advertisers don't want to be anywhere where there's controversy and the advertisers live under cancel culture for the ad buyers, the executives and the brands themselves. So that's why anything that is not in line is taken down. What is in line? Well, that's whatever the big mission is.

1:11:57 There is an issue with the so-called censoring of social media networks, and that is that these networks were allowed to grow. It was under Clinton initially. No, Clinton did the no taxes online, and then we got Section 230 of... Which act was that Section 230? I should know this. I don't know. I think it was the... Yeah, well, Section 230. What it says and what enabled these companies to grow and many companies to grow is if you operate a computer service where people can, it's the Communications Decency Act, where people can post as long as you are not editorializing what people post.

1:12:46 then you cannot be held liable for what people are posting. It's literally that simple. There were very specific exceptions in Section 230, and I shall read them to you. Because if you are an operator, so for instance, No Agenda Social is a very good example. Although no one really owns it, but let's just say something shows up there and it's really bad for somebody else, and it's... you know, a lawsuit can be brought against that person, which would be difficult considering anonymity, etc. But you can never sue me for hosting it. The only reason Twitter, Google, Facebook, YouTube, you name it, can take stuff down is the specific protection

1:13:39 and you are allowed to remove content that is, and this is always broad but we've heard these before, obscene, lewd, lascivious, filthy, excessively violent, harassing or harassing, or otherwise objectionable. And what is taking place, I think... Harassing is the right pronunciation, you have to go to the alternative. I believe that even the use of algorithms is editorializing, but certainly removing things that is not for one of those reasons can be considered editorializing. The debate is not old. It's been going on for a long time, and now there's a draft executive order which is out there, so I'm going to

1:14:29 It's called Preventing Online Censorship. It looks legit, the language is legit, it has a big draft stamped on it. So I'm pretty sure this was leaked to send out a message to Twitter, who of course started fact-checking the president's tweets. And I think Marco Rubio will be leading a Senate committee and they're going to drill down and find out, yeah, sure. They're going to drill down and find out if there's gambling going on there at those Silicon Valley companies. And so here is what the deceptive practice is that will be looked at.

1:15:07 The White House Office and Digital Strategy shall submit all complaints. We're going to open up the complaint line again. The working group shall, so not only looking at editorializing, but shall also collect publicly available information regarding monitoring or creating watch lists of users based on their interactions with content or users. That I think is a legal term for algorithms. But they also specifically give some examples likes follows time spent also tracking and They will need to report on monitoring users based on their activity off the platform Which is of course another issue that I think definitely needs to be looked at. It's a big one. Yeah, it's like Facebook You don't have an account anymore yet. They can track me everywhere.

1:15:56 Well, I don't even think it's that. I think that people have been kicked off of Facebook for doing something else outside of the platform. Correct. Correct. That too. That too. But it'll and I mean it could also mean tracking people through credit card data purchase. I mean it could mean a lot of different things. So anyway, this is now bubbling up and we'll have to see what happens. I will say that the The entire idea, I would like section two-third to be upheld for sure. For sure. That's all Mika Brzezinski's doing. Yeah, I don't think so. I don't think so. I do. I think, I mean Trump may do whatever he wants if he gets re-elected. I hope he does something about it. The way I see our future, and here's where I'm not such an optimist, I believe that in the future the act of not using a Silicon Valley platform on the internet

1:16:58 Will become the definition of hacking on the internet. I can see it coming down Broadway. It'll be illegal systems Illegal sites and the people are already conditioned people don't know that you can do other stuff on the internet. They have no clue It's like the era when everyone was kind of entrenched on the AOL Keyword no agenda, okay. Yeah This is the way to go. This is the internet. Do you have an internet account? Yeah, I got AOL. And then AOL stupidly put a link to the internet. It was a mistake. Well, you remember how that went. It was, here's a very dangerous place, you know, and you had this click. Yes, I understand. Click. I know what's happening. Yeah, I'm okay with it. Click, click, click. And you got a little crappy browser, which by the way, formatted everything wrong and different from the standard, which today was NCSA Mosaic.

1:17:57 But that was exactly it, because it was secretive and dangerous. Hello? That's where you want to go. That's where kids always go. Yeah, they should have done not had it at all. It's like, what's the point? Or they should just, who needs the internet? So you watched Minneapolis. What was your takeaway? What'd you learn? Well, they went nuts. I was watching the live feeds. You were probably in bed when all most of this happened. Although it did start getting to the day. No, I saw some. I saw some of it around 10pm. So they started during the day, it actually, they started looting, this is all over the guy that the four cops, the four fired cops, and one of them probably going to get indicted, killing some guy who probably was minding his own business for all practical purposes, who supposedly busted for in the process of committing a forgery. That was the- What the hell does that mean?

1:18:54 Yeah, you tell me that was the call. So the cops came he's resigning a bad check or something I don't even know what it means And so the guy they bust the guy didn't seem to be a troublemaker by any means the next thing you know He's down on the ground. They're choking him to death and he dies. So I Can't breathe moment. Yeah I can't breathe. I can't breathe and May I point out we just heard a call back to George Orwell, the future is a jack-footed boot on humans head forever. And that's exactly what this was. Exactly. Knee, jack boot. So this was on Monday and so by Wednesday, they were with the mayor that most of the, you have to know that the entire state of Minnesota is a social justice warrior Democrat state. No, it's the Elon Omar state.

1:19:47 It's Elon Omar's state, but knowing that, but the mayors, in fact, the two mayors are both members of the same Democrat Labor Farmers Party, which is a Democrat party that is merged with the Farmer Labor Party back in the 40s and became the DLF, I think is the name of it, is the moniker. And there are all the Democrats in Minnesota are in this party. And it's one of its tenants is socialism, social justice. And so they're all do-gooders. So you have a state full of these guys. The two mayors, for example, or the mayor, I'm sorry, of Minneapolis, They did a runoff, they have the runoff second place, first place. You take out a first place vote, do a second place vote, and then you have a runoff between the two top winners. And the two top winners are both from the same exact Democrat farm labor party. So there's no, even a hint of anything other than these liberal, liberal liberals. And so they're beside themselves in this situation because the black community didn't see the

1:20:48 the wheels of justice moving fast enough about these two, these four cops, even though they were fired immediately, the mayor came out and demanded that the district attorney file murder charges or something against one of the cops. So they were moving pretty fast because we're talking Monday, Tuesday. So, okay. I thought that they were moving fast, but not fast enough. And it looks like, you know, a lot of it was pent up. Yeah, what do you think? First they're stuck, they're staying at home. By the way, somehow Nancy Pelosi's gonna blame Trump for this. We wouldn't have racism if it wasn't for Trump. Yeah, that's the point. And so they got stuck at home and so they started looting the Target and this mall and they started looting the stores nearby and their liquor store and so they started

1:21:40 almost organized looting, the employees all left and their cars were just driving in up to the gate. People would run in and grab stuff and put it in their car and drive off. And it was just, it was all live on TV because there was a chopper above the whole scene with what I, you know, some of these lenses people don't realize you're looking at a lens that cost 10 grand. that can zoom in with God knows how many. Yeah, these are forward looking infrared cams like 30,000. This is a regular, regular one of those long, long, long stabilizers, gyros, all kinds of stuff. And they say, anyways, those lenses down there. So you're looking right into the target and you see these people running in and out and running in and out. And, uh, and then later, this was the bigger surprise is they burnt down the whole area.

1:22:30 And so they, they burnt down most of it. And it was like a, I don't know what the Democrat labor party, whatever it is, which is, and by the way, this I've, I personally feel bad about this because this hurts my essay that I sent out on Tuesday talking about Amy Klobuchar getting a shoe in for the VP pick. I think her chances are now been, they've been hurt by this because Klobuchar is part of this whole machine that is Minnesota Party, politics. No, no, I disagree. I think she, you know how much I like her. You're in love with her. I'm not in love with her, but you ruined her chances. You ruined her chances when you said this. Klobuchar's an asshole. See, you said that and it was over. Everyone hated her after that. It was done. Chanceless. She is an asshole. So, so she, I think her chances are good, or maybe not, but, cause I don't know who else they're going to pick, but

1:23:33 She's gonna have to distance herself from the state a little bit But that state is a mess in terms of the fact that has been taken over the entire upper level government that the governor and they don't know how to handle it. Look at the people who they are. They don't know how to handle this. They're not leaders. They're political activists. You actually summarized it better than I have been doing. They don't know how to handle it. And you're right, the pent up being locked up and there's lots of pent up energy. And I think this is the first, just the first pullback of the covers of what, I'm sorry, I would say government and our local governments, but according to Cuomo, we did it ourselves as the people. This is just the first of many things we're going to discover. These people may, they're probably poor,

1:24:26 I've been locked up, jobs a problem, health a problem, food a problem, and then the police are killing people with their knee on their head. Oh bro, this is bad news. This is just the beginning. And I was saddened myself. Here I am, the guy who thinks that, you know, the internet and the free access and getting information out will help. And here's the clip I got. So this situation in Minnesota has to be analyzed. It's gonna be a serious problem for the Democrats, although they're gonna make somehow Trump's fault somehow. Of course it is. If it wasn't for racism in the country, you know, they're screwed.

1:25:27 I think the state is in really bad shape. I didn't realize how bad a shape it was in until I started looking into the party politics that go on there. They've just been taken over by these social justice types. That's how Ilhan Omar got in. Of all people, she's an anti-American. Yeah, and a lot more. This could happen in California. You know what? I'm not going to... It's not as bad. Believe me, take my word for it. It's not as bad as it looks. And Gavin Newsom wants to be president of the United States and he's not going to let things get out of control or... Yeah, but will he have control? I don't know. LA is good at riots, man, and they're still locked down. LA is good. LA... Well, San Francisco's no slouch. They have good looting that goes on in San Francisco. Well done, San Fran.

1:26:20 But that's always usually after an earthquake or something where people say, well, the lights are off, the power's down, let's go loot. But LA is where they start burning the place down. San Francisco, they don't burn the place down. Well, on that happy note, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the sea in cool mask, John C. Dvorak. Well, in the morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry. In the morning, I ship sea boots and the air subs and the wall and the damage and the night's out there. And a big in the morning to the troll room. Hello trolls. Let's check, do a little troll check, see if people are home or at work. Yeah, I think, well, 1526, that's a lot of trolls. We're getting back to normal. Yeah, I think people are opening, getting back to work. They can't listen as much as they'd like to, live at least. Live at least.

1:27:10 Otherwise we're doing okay. Noagendastream.com that's where you can find the trolls, listen to the live stream and you can also hit them up there for an invite to noagendasocial.com which is our own social network connected to the federated Mastodon network of servers and you can follow us there I'm Adam at noagendasocial.com and a big in the morning to the artist who created the artwork for episode 1245 That was Mike Riley and he made it was a nice piece with the geese and the microphone overpowering Joe Biden well drawn I thought it was beautiful although someone

1:27:51 Someone posted something and said, oh if it's just clip art is the criteria. Maybe I should make some art I don't think this was clip art. It doesn't look like it. No, it doesn't look like it to me either but Who is that? Who is it that made that comment? Oh just a rando not not comic strip blogger Maybe in a pseudonym for him. I don't know but not a normal complainer. No, I So, okay. Well, I like the piece. It hit the spot. And Riley's good. So, what was the other? If you use clipboard, it was legal, I'm sure. Oh, yeah. Well, I'm not talking about so much about the legality and the other things were, yeah.

1:28:41 Nothing really hit it quite like that one and I have to say the more I see art that just pops the more the more the better I think it is Sometimes just too much going on and these these pictures show up a little yeah, we have to probably go You know I'm thinking of maybe we should have like a guide like an artist guide. Well. That's your you're in charge of that division I think I've been talking about this for like the last five years. Yeah, so where is it? Where's your TPS reports? It's pretty much exactly that. Yes. Thank you, Mike Riley. NoAgendaArtGenerator.com is where you can see all the submissions. It's used everywhere and we encourage that, including NoAgendaShop.com who put it on mugs, t-shirts, hoodies, etc. and cut the artists in and the show. And it's a beautiful curetsu of things happening here. And it's part of our value for value model. We appreciate the value that Mike Riley, but all the artists, what they have provided

1:29:40 I want to thank Joshua Pettigrew for sending me a copy of, I asked him for a copy of the old art that he did for the Buddha judge, it looked like. Oh, oh, oh, weren't you going to blow that up and print it and hang it on your wall? Yeah, no, I asked him to do it. Oh, did he print it big for you? Well, not huge. No, I didn't make it. I didn't want a monster. I wanted just something that's, you know, I think it's like 14 by 14, something like that. But how come you got these huge printers at home? I mean, you can literally do sheets of money at your house. I have access to these huge printers. I don't have them at my house. I thought you had a big one at home.

1:30:24 No, no, I don't have I do have a fairly I may have a 17 inch professional printer and I got a 19 inch one but they're not the big monster floor standers. Speak for yourself. 19 incher that's a floor stander in my book. Well, you're short. Let's thank a few people for being executive producers. By the way, we are adults and yet still so childish at heart. Tony Cabrera leads the way with $927.86. Nice. I don't know where he's from, but he says, ITM checking in with the latest round of No Agenda show profits. No, the No Agenda Shop. No Agenda Shop. There's the No Agenda Shop. Just talking about it. Yeah, he's a one, he's doing well. It's one minute to midnight, so I will wrap this up quick. No Agenda artists can expect their share by this weekend.

1:31:21 Corona has been good for sales, but definitely a test in patience. So I want to thank everyone who's ordered for being amazingly understanding of the delays caused by the new world order style regulations. No jingles, no karma. Well, thank you very much, Tony. And there you go. Just talk about it. No agenda shop. It helps everybody. And I love that line. Artists are getting their share this weekend. That is true value for value. That's our network. Thank you, Tony. I want to give Tony a karma just because he didn't ask for one and those guys do such a good job and they get it. You've got karma. Janet Kramer, Fiore Kramer in Harlem, Netherlands.

1:32:10 402, which is actually a total. She's made two donations, 333, 33 plus 69. I'm at three three three is my first executive producer. Yay. My letter below and 69. I made this donation in the name of my favorite brother, Mark. Please can you say his name? Mark Fiori. Okay. ITM and T, thank you for your courage. I want to express my extreme gratitude to you gentlemen for the best podcasting universe. I'm purposely, for a purposely short note here, I do want to say that No Agenda keeps me sane and helps me sleep at night. There's somebody sent a note in later, we'll read it, they have a different take on the sanity thing, I thought it was quite interesting. It's a huge comfort, she writes, to know you and other people around the globe have their heads screwed on correctly, otherwise I would have lost all faith in humanity by this point. This community, the No Agenda community, is fantastic. You guys rock. Please may I have the following, although this is not my first donation, I have not yet been properly

1:33:14 Deduced. You've been deduced. Jobs, then she wants numbers. Next she wants jobs karma with a twist of goat and quote I have hairy legs followed by it's true. Hairy legs is not a clip, it's not a jingle, not a thing we have. We've never had that. We've had the story of the hairy legs But it's not an ISO. We never pulled it as an ISO. No, but I do have something just as good. I'm gonna give you the whole load today. How about that? And you wanted Jobs Car- oh, I didn't. That's true. There you go. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for Jobs! You thought. There you go. Karma. Yikes. Is that the regular goat? That's the goat.

1:34:04 350 comes in from ITMOMA which is a guy in Omaha, I think it's a guy in Omaha, Nebraska wanting to be anonymized. Dearest Crockpot and Buzzcut, I am ITMOMA here and N.A. Troller, GOB and proud hog Hogstorian, this donation officially brings me to knighthood. Oh, I don't know if he's on the list because I don't think he is. No, he's not. This donation officially brings me to knighthood and secures my meat, oh no, seat at the COVID-led, COVID-ted roundtable. Coveted. Oh, I get it. Yes, I got it. I got it. I got it.

1:34:45 I may have taken me over a decade of douchebaggery to get here, but I made it. Nice. So henceforth I shall be known as Sir OMA, Noble Knight of the Number Five, T-Box, T-E-E. I humbly, must be a golfer, I humbly request some fairy nectar and Dot's pretzels to be added to the buffet table. Okay, hold on a second. So it's ITM OMA. Because this is not on the list and it becomes your OMA noble knight of the number 5 t-box. Okay, and then I'm sorry What were the round table nectar very nectar? Okay, and dots pretzels. I guess is something named dots Okay I've put the order in with plenty of time bless you plenty of time still so it should show up not a problem and

1:35:38 What else do we do here? Bless you again! Oh my goodness. He wants us to play You Will Obey, The Silence Is In, and Bullshit. Cheers to another decade of shows. Cheers, love you, mean it, ITMOMA. Okay. Okay. Well I think we have some of those that we can play. You will obey. You will obey. You will obey. The science is in. Science Bullshit. Not bad. That's interesting. It's a good old combo. Next is we had 300 bucks from Riyadh of all places, Saudi Arabia and Faisal Almo Faki Fai Fai Faisal Al Mofke

1:36:29 I think that's probably it. Yeah, thank you for the show. I love your work from the days of cranky geeks. Hey, wow Thank you. I wonder if if sir Dave is still out there hitting people in the mouth He's probably locked down he said yeah, but he's he's around people. Well, maybe Faisal and Dave should get together. Yeah, certainly Cool. Thank you very much Faisal Sir Drum Cat Brian Vaughn in Mace, Arizona, he drops us down to Associate Executive Producers with $255. In the morning, John and Adam, I'm sending a donation to 55 to celebrate my 55th trip around the sun, which will be completed this Saturday, May 30th. You're on the list. Please add me to the birthday list. You're on the list. I would also like to request a good old fashioned jobs car to aid me in keeping the wheels greased at my new home in Mesa, Arizona, where I have recently, Mesa, Arizona, if you haven't heard.

1:37:24 I recently relocated to there from San Francisco Bay Area, San Carlos. Thank you for your courage. And as always, the show is is super great. Couldn't be better. Stay frosty. Such a nice compliment. It's almost like Warren Beatty telling Madonna her performance was neat. Hi, man. Thanks. Super great. Here you go. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. Yes, shall I read this one? Yeah, you might as well. Dame of the Crystal Core says, I believe in the doctor friend who claims to have cured HIV patients with vitamin C. I've heard this too.

1:38:12 My grandfather did something similar about 30 years ago. He was treating people who had developed AIDS, the disease, messed up skin, severe fatigue and weight loss. He figured out the biological clock of the virus and would have his patients take dosages of vitamin A, C and E several times a day at the time the virus was dormant. They would do this one month per year. They remained HIV positive but were cured in a sense they could live normal lives without symptoms. My grandfather received wide public credit for his work and was able to help millions of people in collaboration with dozens of doctors and health organizations he reached out to." NOT! The Dutch still like the 80s jokes. They won't allow it. Enough said. Well, you know,

1:38:59 She's doing in this English, so I really like the Maurice the dog interview, but I'm also confused Is he saying that coronavirus is new and no one has antibodies? Doesn't that contradict the fact that Corona's been around since the 60s or longer's and could be I don't know if so doesn't it mean a lot of us have Do have antibodies? Regardless, he provided some excellent do's and don'ts during any flu season. Thanks, dog. Okay, enough babbling. Much love to you, Adam and John. No agenda family. Anyone out there who gives a damn. Thank you very much, Dame of the Crystal Core. I think I know who your dad is. I've read this. I've read stuff about him. Very interesting. Thank you very much for your courage. Onward with Adam Sheave. Sheave, Sheave, Sheave, Sheave. Sheave, I think. $201. He's in Austin, Texas there with you.

1:39:48 And he only has one little comment. More Kaylee clips! And the audience demands, John. So you got Kaylee. I saw you got a little helping of Kaylee for us today. Yeah, she's hanging in there. It's her night on the east side in White Barrel Lake, Minnesota. $200. This came in before the riots. Special mention to a song written in 2018 by the Spill Canvas, Mothership Hivemind. Shout out to the boys in the band. Give a song, a listen, or play a clip in the show. New Jersey house sale, karma please, all the same. The S-K-O-E-S goes, met Adam and the keeper in the Des Moines meetup. I have pictures. Mothership Hivemind, prophetic lyrics, verse one.

1:40:41 I am the virgin dirt resting by the wasteful race of earth. They'll be sorry when I'm gone in the air, infected, but nobody seems to care. Till they're choking on disease. Chorus one, you can blame it all on my new generation. We just don't have a clue. At least that's what the media says. So you know, you know, you know. that it must be true. Okay, I'm not going to read this whole song. It goes on too long. And so he, we'll check the song out and then that he ends without any requests. I think he sent me a copy of it, which of course I can't just play, can't just play.

1:41:26 That's a surefire way to get into trouble. But Sir Nighty of the Eastside, thank you very much for your support. It's highly appreciated. And he won, did he won a Karma? I thought I read that in there somewhere. Yeah, New Jersey house sale Karma here. Oh yes. Okay, good. Good. You've got Karma. Sir James Howard comes in from Indianapolis, Indiana, $200. And all he has to say is fantastic interview with Maurice. Yes, thank you. Thank you. Well, he liked it. And last on the list is Sean Smith from Belmont, North Carolina, $200. And he just wants some jingles. He wants the 33 Magic Number, number two to the head, shut up slave. And Adam has a make good note. Well, there's a lot of things. You have a couple good make good notes. He's asking me for a lot of things here.

1:42:17 I do? What do you mean I have a lot of make good notes? Well, you have to make good note for the... Yeah, what? I can never remember. This is the one I've lost. She sent a note, said you should read my original note and she never sent it again. Then she sent you a copy and she's the one that Black Rose, Dame of the Death, Doom or something. I can't remember her moniker. Didn't we already do that? No, bro. I don't know. I'm not in charge of the notes. No, no, but this time you got the note and you said, don't worry, I'll take care of it on the note back to her and I had the CC of it. Okay, so let me go take a look because now I have to look at for an email with some make good note, Sean Smith. Okay, hold on. Actually don't have the look outlook.

1:43:15 Wait, how do I spell Sean's name? Sean A.W. Jeez, this is so painful. Sean Smith. Okay, Sean Smith. Where are you? All right, here we go. Make good, make good, make good. Oh, guess what? It's nice and long. Dear Podfather, I had an executive producer credit on Sunday's show, 1245, Mask Up, which by the way is a slogan that we're now seeing on road signs. Mask up your No Agenda show once again from the future. There was a mistake in the reading of my note. Emphasis added by me. John was apparently reposed on his chaise lounge. Aha!

1:43:52 Why do I get the damn note if you're responsible? John was apparently reposed on his chaise lounge and the sun was glaring on his monitor when he misread the portion where I was describing my friend who turned me on to the show. I tried to explain that he is an anonymous donor with less than $50 a month and therefore could not call him a douchebag. John misread the note and my friend was douchebagged. I cannot let this stand! Oh, okay. So I will de-douche him post-haste. We had an accidentally douchebagged? Yeah. Someone got accidentally douchebagged? And apparently that warrants quite a complaint, and I think I have to agree. Okay, well give Karen a make good. Was it Karen?

1:44:44 Oh, I see what you're saying. You've been de-douched. Now one other point Sean says, I wish my roommate a happy birthday and John thought it was asking for me in November. Trust me. I know May is way too far in advance for a birthday wish, but it did make me chuck. John, it's all your fault. That's the bottom line. I remember this note. It's your fault. Because of the November thing and I was ridiculing him, yeah. Well done. Good job. Slowly got his attention. All right, what does he need? He needs 33, two to the head, shut up slave. I think we can do that for you. Let me get it set. 33, that's the magic number. Oh, we got it.

1:45:27 It's the magic number. There we go. Done, done. Make good, fulfilled and happy about it. Yeah, well he got out of it. I mean, this other woman is in the vortex. She's, we lost her note three times and she's in the vortex. This happens by the way. She should be, it's a privilege. Yeah, she should be very proud to be in the Noah's general vortex. We haven't had anyone stuck in the vortex for I think a couple of years now. Crazy when it happens like that. Yeah, it's unbelievable in fact. But it's just part of our, the way it goes, it's the way we roll. It's part of the way... Okay, Boomer, that's how we roll. So I want to thank, these are our executive and associate executive producers for show 1246 and they made this all possible. Oh my goodness, thank you so much everybody. Great.

1:46:19 support, executive producer credits and associate executive producer credits handed out right here. Please use those anywhere where they are recognized. They will be accepted with great glee and joy as you have both helped executive or associate executive produce episode 1246 of your best podcasts in the universe. More people to thank later on and a reminder that Sunday we'll be happy to bring you more of this good stuff. You can support it by going to Dvorak.org I wanted to run a few ISOs by you just for the end of show before we get to it. Yeah, I didn't get any this time. I have a... This is cool! I got that one.

1:47:26 And forget government that's not bad. That means doable right is it that yeah? Well usually it's your job. It's your echoey am I no he is oh Well, yeah, I mean jeez forget government. It's not that bad. We'll do the other one again, okay? This is cool This is Let's hear that again. This is cool. How is the uncoolest guy saying that that's the funny part of it? Well, he says he's an uncool guy, but that'd be a good way to end the show because it is cool I have now we got such a nice compliment during the During the donation segment there. There was something I wanted to share with you because you weren't on the email This is from dr. Hamilton MD

1:48:26 Is that a crackpot? Or is that MD? Or is that a good thing? MD. No, I said it. When I said my complaint, I specifically said MD is okay. Okay, great. ITM, Adam and Johnny. I don't know why he says Johnny. His words, not mine. Wow! As a practicing physician in a low COVID volume hospital, I am most impressed with your coverage of all aspects of the Wuhan crud. Episodes 1244 and 1245 both had especially top drawer segments which dovetailed with all other separate creditor reports I have uncovered about this. Nothing on the M5M can be believed and all of these reliable sources I have identified, the NA reports are actually the best.

1:49:09 Both you guys, especially you, JCD, are doing a bang up job here. So sad that the NOAA Gender Journal of Medicine is the best thing out there on this topic. What does that tell you? Sincere thanks from my microscopic amygdala, Dr. Hamilton, MD. Yeah, if you go back two shows before that, Adam was doing the yeoman's work. So he just liked those reports I got from that. Yeah, from the 120 podcast. I have a public service announcement for the tribe. I had a massive fail, epic fail. I f'd up royally on Monday and I apologized for it and some of you noticed it, many not, but some will. Monday? Yeah, Monday I think. Yeah, I messed up Monday. I'll tell you what happened. I recorded Mo Fax.

1:50:02 And you said on Monday that you were going to push it off. No, I said on Sunday that we normally would have done it Saturday. Yeah, I know. I know the days run together for me too. So and it was late, you know, because it was a lot. It was two and a half hours. It was a lot of it was it was all about the. You Ain't Black from Biden. So you can imagine it was a damn good show and there's a lot going on. So I publish it and accidentally I publish the Mo Fax with Adam Curry feed onto the No Agenda feed. Which meant that for a brief moment anyone whose app or anything checked

1:50:43 It pulled in all of the MoFax episodes into no agenda. It's just a test when you're gonna take over and you're gonna kick me off and put MoFaxes in the re-run. This was just a test. I know what it was. And somehow I knew you were gonna take it that way. So I switched it back, of course, but there is some caching with some of these apps. So you may have Like one no agenda show and then a whole bunch of mofos. The easy is just unsubscribe, resubscribe, it'll get fixed. And don't worry, anything else that's new will pop in where it belongs. No, I'm sorry. It's not all a test. Bill Gates tried to cut Paul Allen out of the company. And did he do it the same way?

1:51:32 Yeah, I just the same I just changed the RSS all the money that was the end of it No, I'm not quite do you have to call me in anything because it was a mistake now I do have one other thing that is very interesting the call went out to replace the no agenda show notes search and we had three developers who contacted me and three three developers developers developer That's it. That's it Stevie boy And so I pointed him to all the files and where they get everything. And one of them I've not heard from again, but one of them who was a steak plant, this is Handel. He starts cranking and he's got something good going. I'm giving a little bit of feedback. And then he sets up a domain, which is noagendaquery.eu. Let's make sure that's what it is. Noagenda.

1:52:31 Query dot EU which of course you know it's just no it's not a Anyway, it doesn't matter what it is. I'm glad it's not that because I don't want anyone to really see it yet Because it's not ready He's also doing a feedback loop on no agenda social people are feeding back and thing is fast and kick-ass and then last night I think it's the same guy, but no, someone's done noagendaquery.com and it's very similar, very similar. So now we have two search engines being developed. I'm not quite sure what to do with that situation other than I'd hope that all developers would kind of go on noagendasocial.com or noagendaquest.com, that's what the original ones. So it just all, it's going to be our regular bingit.io, but whatever it is,

1:53:18 Do we see if these guys can work together and come up with a... Well, it's not the way it's normally done in the old-fashioned IBM sense of things. But we're not IBM. We are kind of IBM at this point. We're the IBM of podcasters, which is good and bad. Well, IBM used to send two teams out to do the exact same job. That's how they were making money, they couldn't afford to do this. They'd send two teams out and then they just let them go to the point where one of them was superior to the others. And then maybe they could join forces after that. I think they should continue their quest until they get to a point where I think this is about as far as I can take this. And then we'll just look at one, look at the other and say, well, this one's good because anyway, what will happen is that one gal has some ideas that the other guys won't think about. And you can incorporate it after the whole thing is after the process is finished.

1:54:16 Look at look it's up now. No agenda quest calm You just take a look at for one second how kick-ass this is It's so much better than what we had before and it's and it's fast and the results show you all the stories It's got linked to the episodes links to the I mean it's he's putting in transcripts. It's gonna be great. Really good Here's the only request I have as as developers do stuff for us And this is where we got burned and I think we can solve some of that now if you set something up like, you know, a search engine or a player or whatever external site you have, please, please, please consider dockerizing it and allowing me to have a copy of that. What? Yeah. You know what that is, right? What an idea. Hey, this is nice. Isn't that great? And this is kick-ass. Let's face it. People who listen to this show are above the pale. They're smarter than the average bear. Yep. This is our Manhattan project.

1:55:17 Just dynamite. Yeah, it's good shit, right? I'm so proud. It doesn't need any more, it doesn't need anything to get too fancy. It doesn't have, well, what I'd like is I'd like the links for the, because we have archives of every single, every link you see is a story and we have the archive for it. Oh wait, has he done that? No. So there should be a bunch of clips at the bottom. Oh yeah, no, and you can do all kinds of stuff. You can search on it. Anyway, it's, so please, dockerize it, So that we can have a copy. Isn't that what it's called? Is it called Dockerize? That was document. Isn't it document your code? No, sir. Do you know what a Docker is? Docker is this revolutionary shit that's been going on in technology where you can save the entire machine into basically a digital bin, hand it to someone else, they can boot it up on their machine and it works. Docker.io.

1:56:06 It's a container. Documenting the code would be a good idea. It's a Docker container is what it is. I don't care about that. I don't care about documenting the code. Just give me a Docker container so they can be relaunched somewhere if you die, if you forget your... whatever it is, it's going to happen if someone else needs to come in because that's where I messed up. I didn't ask for that before. We have no access to the people or the code or anything. Good point. So, yes, but you're right. Ultimately, we have some smart people. Most, I think all of our people are smart. So here we go with I want to play the glue controversy that was created. We talked about a little bit last week about Trump making some comments about Joe Scarborough being a murderer, even though he never said that. He just said they should reopen an old case.

1:56:58 I initially, I was turned off by this whole story. People send me links like, I'm not interested. I don't give a crap. But I'll tell you what is changing my mind. Trump is hammering this. He's not stopping. He's making really big insinuations about this being something, a cold case that deserves to be reopened. He's not an idiot, despite what many think. Well, Trump does this for a reason. A couple of comments here. One, I want to say to the artist, I do get the joke that you had in the cover art for the last show. I don't know who else got the joke, but I got it. And that refers to, they had a picture of Scarborough with a black tear tattooed on his face, which is gang talk for I killed somebody. Nice.

1:57:56 So it refers back, Kaylee referred back to this Don Imus clip of of Scarborough joking around about it. I thought she handled this, the questions and answers on the Scarborough thing poorly because all she really had to do is read Trump's tweet and say, where does he say this? Where does he say that? Cause they've read, you know, the media has been reading and he's accused him. He's done this. He's not, hasn't done any of this, but let's. I was just going to say, just for people who don't exactly know what we're talking about, Joe Scarborough is of the Morning Joe Show, Mika and Joe, and he used to be a senator or congressman? Congressman. Congressmen. West Florida. Andrick Won. Yes, and Don Imus was a famous New York radio talk show host who predates Howard Stern a little bit, but definitely competed a different kind of show, but at the same time, you know, definitely brashness, etc. And he's dead now, so that's easy. Kaylee Clip?

1:58:56 So, no, no, I'm going to play the IMAs clips. Okay. Because Kaylee referred to this. I don't have the, this Kaylee clip's about something else. Oh, okay. Sorry. I just wanted to, because she said, you got to listen to the IMAs clip. You got to listen to the IMAs clip. You got to listen. So I found the IMAs clip. And then I found a second clip of a year later, because IMAs, I forgot was actually on MSNBC for a while. Yeah, with the show, it was simulcast. Yeah, they gave him a spot and they bumped him. And then Scarborough was brought on to MSNBC. And then after they bumped Imus, they put Scarborough in his spot. Oh, that's the part I didn't understand. Interesting. And then apparently Scarborough was bragging about how he's doing so much better when he wasn't. And this was triggered by Imus'

1:59:48 was irked by this and then he slammed Scarborough because Scarborough also was given a syndicated radio show which was a flop. And that got kicked off the air and then he ended up stuck on MSNBC for the morning, Joan. That was the end of it. But before any of that happened, we had the meeting the first time where Imus is welcoming him, you know, welcome to the MSNBC family. Yes, exact words, mine. So let's listen to what happened. This is the clip one and this is what this is their exchange that Kaylee wanted us all to listen to. and but you've got a little you know occasionally we're going to try to help you and you've just right Charles you've got to listen. Well tell me what I need to do. Well no you're doing great I mean don't be afraid to be funny because you are funny. You know I asked you why you weren't in Congress you said you'd had sex with the intern and then you had to kill her. That's pretty risky to say. What are you going to do? So it could be you can be very good I mean I

2:00:48 I actually like Keith Olbermann and I like Matthews. Very great. Could work out for you. Well, it's going to be a good lineup. And the guys at NBC and women at NBC, looks like they're going to stick with us longer than they did with Donnie Hugh, which I'm glad they were impatient with him. And I think it's going to work out. One of these days, you know, you may T-vote. It was very nice of you to take the time to do this. And I appreciate it. And thank you very much. Well, thank you for having me. Next question. What kind of name is Imus? Well, I think it's a created name, but let's look him up. Let's do the book of knowledge. Hmm. This is probably a good idea Do you have the book of knowledge there? I don't have it. Oh, yes. It's on the floor. I got it When you open it then it talks Don I miss that's it. What he's got. Is that his real? Oh, that's his last name Okay, yeah, I guess his last name of course makes it what am I what am I thinking? I miss John John John is his real first name John Donald I miss

2:01:53 Okay, so that was fun. So anyway, so that took place and he had the little back and forth and he said, yeah, I guess what are you gonna do? You know by a kilder, you know something. Okay fine. he could have handled that differently, let's put it that way. So now a while goes by and Imus has now been bumped from MSNBC, still has a radio gig, and now he hates Scarborough to an extreme. I mean, this clip is really funny. So yesterday, Dumb and Dumber went on the radio, Scarborough. Yeah. And let me, I'm going to speak slowly so Scarborough understands this.

2:02:35 And what's her name? And so David Hinckley and others. I'm gonna speak slowly, see if you can understand this. His radio show He's cancelled. They're not revamping anything. He will never, ever be on WABC in New York again, ever. And probably never on any Citadel radio station ever again, ever. They're not revamping. It was a story just to let everybody save face. Ask the people, here's what kind of guy Scarborough is, what a disgusting backstabbing phony. Check it, and be my guest, check, call Human Resources at NBC, find out how many people have filed complaints against him. Do that.

2:03:26 Then he says, Bigfoot, that when he took over for us, when I got fired, that they quadrupled the ratings. Well, what are the facts? Well, the fact is they get about the same that they had when you left, and they're getting about half of what you got when you were at your height at MSNBC. When we were at our height at MSNBC, we were pulling between 700 and 800 thousand people. I know. They're pulling 350 now. That's about what we were pulling. So he's lying about that, and he's obviously lying about getting blown out of the radio. You know why they got blown out? Because they suck!

2:04:02 And he's a punk and a phony. That doesn't sound vicious to me, but that's exactly what he is. So how does it all tie back to him killing the intern? I don't know that it does. I'm not sure. But I do have the one thing, I did a little research on killing the intern. And the only thing that's kind of fishy is that the initial coroner said it was, he was, she was killed by a blunt force trauma. Now there was somebody clubbed her. Which is hard to do if you just hit your head on the desk. And he was fired and replaced by a coroner who said that, well, she had a heart condition and surmised that she must have gotten dizzy even though she was an inveterate jogger and nobody ever seen her pass out. But she got dizzy and fell and hit the desk with her head.

2:04:57 And that's how she died. And so that's big. That's the controversy right there. She's a show. Well, it's odd because Trump is hammering on that. First of all, who gives a crap about this? Does he really care? Does he really care what they say? He does. Yeah, he does. Trump. He cares because he does not like Scarborough and Brzezinski ragging on him constantly. Okay. This is all they do on their show. But for him to do this, he has to know there's something behind it. He doesn't typically, unless it's just- I agree with you. You know, that's kind of weird. I have total agreement. He's always coming up, that's where they bug my offices, all these things. I mean, he says stuff that is like off the wall and then, I don't know, sometimes it's six months, sometimes it's a year later. It's always comes true. Yeah.

2:05:44 So, he, somebody in the, somebody knew there was some hanky-panky going on. But he also knows these guys. They used to hang out at Mar-a-Lago with him. They used to be friends. How's Joe doing? Because I, of course, I talked to Mo about the whole, you ain't black thing. And I was curious what you've been tracking Joe, I think. I have been tracking Joe. There's nothing new from Joe. I mean, except the thing I put in the newsletter where it's possible that, you know, there's a stunt double out there. And because you can't tell who it is. It could be anybody. You put sunglasses and a big black mask, it covers your neck and face. You can't see, you don't know who this is. Someone said,

2:06:32 That it was possible that he had just, you know, since he was out he had gotten his Botox treatment. So it was old Joe versus some puffiness for a few days Joe. Because that would have looked like to me too. Well, it could be. And I got a little face job. The problem is the new Joe, the new Joe in the black mask is worse looking. He's got his face is more of a mess than what I could tell. And that's the new mask. That is the mask of the Tard. It goes all the way up to your eyes. It fits, you know, completely like a almost like something from medieval times. Did you say mask of the new Tard? Yes, that is what I said. It just slipped out. I'm sorry.

2:07:14 You know what I just ordered? I ordered a mask. No, I ordered one. It's a costume version for about 40 bucks off Amazon. It's one of those like seven as 18th century beak masks that the doctor would wear with looks like a bird. Oh, yeah. Long beak. Yes, I've seen these. These are around. That's that's the mask I want to go out with. You like something from a throwback to Egypt or something? No, no. Actually, There's this fan- I want to mention this, this fantastic series on Hulu, The Great, which is about Catherine the Great of Russia.

2:07:52 And it's kind of Blackadder-ish, where it's... Well, first of all, this show has everything that you want in it. It has sex, violence, food, crazy stuff, killing, murder, war, just nutjob insane things, because it's Russia in the 1700s. and how Catherine the Great came to power, which is a great story. This is 99% fictional, but they've put in the little bits about her inoculating herself with smallpox, with a little bit of the pus.

2:08:32 because I guess that's what they discovered back then is if you know, this is basically the whole concept of vaccination or they weren't doing with needles. They take a little bit of the pus of one of the the pox victims and they rub that on open wound. And she did that. She did that in front of the in front of whoever the whole court so they could all see that she was serious about it. But in that was one of those guys who were one of those beak mass. It was fantastic. So scary looking a real one. I want to see you in this mask. Oh, yeah. Oh yeah, you get by the way. I should mention I did have a smallpox vaccine when I was a kid when they still gave them. Yeah. And it was not any normal. It was like nothing they do today.

2:09:09 That's the one that gives you the mark. You have a pockmark, pockmark. You get a, you get a scar, but it's not like a, it's like the, I don't know how they even get the, they dip it in something. I'm not sure, but it's a series of about, as I remember about 10 needles. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. And then they just pound you with these, these little poke holes. And this was the way it was done. Anyway, back to the clips. Since we mentioned Kayleigh, I might as well get the Kayleigh clip out of the way. I was going down Biden, but it's okay. We can... Well, I mean, I can go back to Biden. The only thing I don't have much... But I have something. I have something for you. I do have... Okay, when you go back to Biden, because I want to play this crystal ball clip who has a... Who I don't like any more than I used to, but because the way she talks and acts... Let's listen to her first.

2:10:01 Crystal Ball? Yeah. Okay, well this is Crystal Ball talking about... I think it's relevant. Just looking at the title of the clip, it may be relevant to my clips. This is her, she's talking about the Biden foul-up, which is what you were talking about. Lockstep in a block, whatever community you're coming from, whatever perspective you represent, if you are going to vote lockstep for the Democratic Party, they are going to take that vote for granted at best, and at worst, they will act to

2:10:51 All right, so yes, this makes a lot of sense in context. What was discussed on MoFax with Adam Curry was specifically ADOS, so we're not going to pussyfoot around people of color, African-American community. No, it's ADOS, American Descendants of Slavery. Their vote has been consistent for the Democrat Party, and if you want to know why, you should listen to that podcast because there's a lot of episodes that talk about it. It has always been a given and it really broke with Obama when, okay, we got one of ours, even though it's not totally true, but at least he's married to Michelle.

2:11:28 In the White House, we're going to get stuff done and the disappointment was quite large after eight years of President Obama. And they... Got nothing done. Pretty much nothing for ADOS and at this point there's been such a movement and you do have ADOS, the political movement, but I'm really talking about the people themselves, not in the political movement, and they are looking for something. And it's not, what's not going to cut it is a piece of paper that says lift all voices, which is Joe Biden's so-called black agenda that says for sure we're gonna do a study to see if reparations are possible. Well, they just had a study. It was a whole, it was a, you know, there was an act, a bill all for the study. It's not gonna happen. But his answer was so,

2:12:19 It was perceived by many as slave masters. Shut up! I already got your vote. I don't need it. Just be quiet. I mean, I'm only here for these 15 minutes because I have to. I have the black vote. And that is what I think Crystal Ball is talking about. They don't have the black vote. They don't have the ADOS vote they used to and already in 2016 the black bloc vote that the Democrat Party counts on had already diminished by several points. And it is Moe's belief, and I'm with him, that a Democrat right now can no longer win because too many ADOS voters are taking the third option, which is not to vote. And so this all happened on Charlemagne the God's radio show, The Breakfast Club.

2:13:11 And even though he's a shill for Kamala, he and Joy Reid, who is another horrible person, they say the same thing, even though they all say they're going to vote for Joe Biden. Of course they will. But the message is true. Do you think there's a risk that not just Joe Biden, but the Democratic Party in general, It takes for granted that, well, the black people are with us, so we don't really have to give them anything else. They're going to vote for us regardless. Look, they voted for Joe Biden in overwhelming numbers, six in 10 black voters, particularly in southern states. They all voted for Joe Biden. We don't need to offer anything more. Do you worry that that is the attitude that Democrats are taking toward the black community?

2:13:48 I mean, I know that's the attitude, you know? I mean, that's why I don't even care about the words and the lip service and the apology is cool. But the best apology is actually a black agenda. You know, they got to make some real policy commitments to black people. We got to stop backing like the fact that blacks are overrepresented in America when it comes to welfare, poverty, unemployment, homelessness, drug addiction, crime, coronavirus. Like, that's no accident. Like the whole function of systemic racism is to marginalize black people. And as the great Dr. Claude Anderson says in the book, Powernomics, white society has an out of sight, out of mind attitude about racism. And they don't like to have any discussions of substance about systemic racism. So when you have black people who have the nerve, the audacity, the unmitigated gall to act like citizens and demand something of our vote, it's a problem.

2:14:32 It's like you got, you know, whites telling us to stay in our place and you got black people saying, oh, stop. Now is not the time. You're going to get Trump reelected. It has to come to a point where we stop putting the burden on black voters to show up for Democrats and start putting the burden on Democrats to show up for black voters. And it was actually Mo had an example. And he said, so what if he had a he played a clip of Biden speaking to AIPAC? Of course, a very different tone with A-Pac than with the Breakfast Club. Part of that is because he's trying to be Mr. Hip, Slippin' 5 on the backside, you know, stuff like that. No, you can't do that, Joe. But it reminds people...

2:15:14 who have been around for a little bit and who are good voting age, that this truly has always been this way with, I'll just say it, white liberals. Malcolm X spoke about it quite clearly. White liberals who have polled as our friends, white liberals who have been eager to point out what the white men in the South have been doing to us, while they themselves here in the North are doing the same thing. They have been making a great fuss over the South only to blind us to what is happening here in the North. And now that the eyes of America's 20 million blacks can easily see that this white fox here in the North is even more cruel and vicious than the white wolf in the South. The southern wolves always let you know where you stand.

2:16:07 But these northern bastards pose as white liberals. They pose as your friend, pose as your benefactor, pose as your employer, they pose as your landlord, they pose as the neighborhood merchant, they pose as your lawyer trying to help you. They infiltrate all your organizations and in this manner by joining you they strangle your militant efforts toward freedom, toward justice, and toward equality. They use integration for infiltration. So the bottom line is that at this point and Moe's a little younger than I am I think he's in his early 40s he is sick

2:16:51 tired of being identified as black. He's, I'm an American, I'm sick and tired of this shit and and and the Democrat Party and the media that supports them continue to do this. And it's I think that no one at this point in time can win the presidency as a Democrat. I think there's going to be at least another three if not five percent not showing up to vote at all and it will make it impossible for a Democrat to win in the current environment. Well I think they have problems. The party has serious problems.

2:17:33 Yeah, but you know a lot of this of the media is still way behind them. Mm-hmm I mean the problem is they can't resist promoting Trump by accident I mean they know that this was a problem in the first go-around If they had never written about Trump or put him on the entertainment pages on the Huff Post did that? Oh, let's put on the internet. Oh, yeah, remember that yes, right and this is so funny. Let's it's not Yeah, exactly and then they were mocking him and right and did the covering his speeches and getting people to listen to him. They brought it on themselves. I mean, if they didn't want Trump to be president, they should have just ignored him more or at least played Bernie. Again, they didn't want Bernie either. So they're really working for the bankers. And so they end up, you know, giving Hillary that she doesn't get enough promotion. And when she gets it, it's not.

2:18:23 It's just it was a mess and they're doing the same thing. You know, only now they've got memes and they're trying to throw a Trump. The guy's a creep. He's a rapist. He's worse than Joe. I mean, it's it's the interesting, interesting thing is that Joy Reid now armed with this knowledge. She is not a DOS, by the way, armed with this knowledge. Was she a Haitian or a. Yeah. Yes, I believe so. Island. Island. Well, not Pacific Atlantic. Yeah. Yes, she was islands Barbados. Yeah, yeah one of those So but she recognized it. She recognizes that this is the strategy. You've got to do something for black people You can't just say you're gonna do it which has been said since the 60s. We're gonna do it for you promise You're next look we got one of you. He looks like you kind of the same shade not really like you but it's gonna happen nothing happens and

2:19:14 Eventually people get pissed off by that, but she says that the Republicans do the exact same thing, only they're better at it. Black voters vote for Democrats in overwhelming numbers and then the Democratic Party and Democratic candidates, they take for granted, they build it into their number plan that they're already going to get those votes. And so there isn't necessarily an urgency to offer something. That's why I opened my questioning with Kareem the way I did is that, you know, overwhelmingly white voters vote for Republicans, but they still make them an offer. They're like, well, this is what I'm going to do. I mean, this is what Donald Trump was very clear. This is what I'm going to do for you. I'm going to get rid of these Brown immigrants.

2:19:57 Wow, the way she twists it. I think that is one for the archives to play back to her one of these days. She's got something going on. That was the promise. The promise was we're getting rid of brown people. Joy Reed was born in Brooklyn and her father was in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. There you go. And her mom was from British Guiana. So she's not truly African-American. Yeah, not a DOS by any means correct correct. So she's African more than she is But also if you look at all of Biden's plans and his lift all voices, which of course is all lame But it's also meant to speak to a DOS and black Americans lift all voices not trying to do a church thing on you people But oh, yeah, I am

2:20:46 Well he did that thing, he did the Hillary voice, remember? We all have that clip. I got Hillary. I'm gonna do this. I'm gonna, I forget, I can't even do it. It's Hillary. I ain't going nowhere. I'm tired. Here we go. Oh that was Biden. Oh that's interesting. I have one of Biden mimicking her? That's pretty crazy. I think, no, I think that's the clip, he's not mimicking her, he's not like making fun of her, he's just like, same voice. I don't feel no ways tired. I've come too far from where I started from. I don't believe he brought me this far to leave me. Exactly. But if you look at his plan,

2:21:33 You have the Biden one? You don't have the Biden one? Well, no, I don't. Not handy. It'd be a little harder to find. But the... what the hell was I going to say? Oh yeah, his plan. So in his plan, he quickly moves from lift all voices, hey ADOS or African Americans to people of color and yes minorities and before you know it you're halfway through the document and somebody who has a gender identification issue is included in his plans. This is what always happens. That's that is the problem. It's like we're gonna do something for black people and let's just say that in 20, 30, 40, 50 years ago means ADOS descendants American descendants of slave. We're gonna do this for you.

2:22:24 But then it's immigrants from Mexico, from South America, everybody gets in on it because then it's moved to minorities. And you can only do that for so long. And I think what you're seeing here is It's a real protest and I believe that they have either they have no idea in fact they don't have any idea here's a whole bunch of Democratic stooges in a little not a super cuts but a montage defending his racist comments. You know I'm a little revved up okay because this is a distraction. Vice President Biden spoke to his comments on the Breakfast Club. He apologized, he clarified, he said he shouldn't have been so cavalier. But we need to move on and talk about the issues and what's really at stake here. The vice president shouldn't have said it. He apologized for it.

2:23:11 I really think the goal and the nerve of President Trump. I believe that Joe Biden was incorrect in saying the statement, you ain't black. But I also believe that his apology was sufficient. That apology was given simply. He was saying, I'm sorry, I was being too cavalier. I apologize. To his credit, Joe Biden recognized within minutes that he had gotten carried away. I think he has apologized and he should have apologized. I mean, Biden made an error. He apologized for it.

2:23:51 And just move on. I mean, we can obsess on this, but this is in the scheme of things. This is not going to mount a diddly squat. That's the guy who would never apologize. We played the clip of his so-called apology. He never said, I'm sorry. And everything went on and didn't apologize. Exactly. And you know, you and I, we're not on black Twitter. I mean, we don't, I see a little bit of it. I got a gray Twitter because of my work with Mo. But this exploded and people are just like not taking it anymore. Not taking it. Speaking of old white guys, Donald Trump, once again, I think they're trying the 25th amendment on him. There's a new one, a new gambit, PSP.

2:24:38 There are Reddit threads and all kinds of Twitter threads about the progressive supernuclear palsy, which I know 50,000 people a year get this in the United States. It is an uncommon, so progressive supranuclear palsy, PSP, is an uncommon brain disorder that affects movement, control of walking, your gait. This is where it comes from. So there's all these pictures of Trump and I don't know if it's lately or something that someone just noticed and now it's being amplified. If you see him standing on the profile, he's leaning forward a ridiculous amount almost. Have you noticed this?

2:25:23 Yeah, I think it's part to do with his big gut and he's trying to make himself look thinner. No, this is a PSP according to the smart people on the internet and it makes sense. On Reddit. Yep, so effects, movement, here we come, look at the list, control of walking, your gait, balance, speech, swallowing, vision, mood and behavior, and thinking. The disease results from damage to nerve cells in the brain that disorders long name indicates the disease worsens progressive and causes weakness palsy By damaging certain parts of the brain above nerve cell clusters called nuclei. That's why it's supernatural Yeah now personally before this PSP meme came up people are already saying what's going on I think it's possible. He has lifts in his shoes and

2:26:20 He's already tall. Yeah, but next to Melania, I wonder if he was just that inch or two that he wanted to... because it is kind of raised up from his heels. Well, somebody needs to take a good photo of his shoes because you can tell someone's wearing lips. Yeah, well, you're the guy. You're the guy with the shoe. You noticed that dude with the huge boots on. Was it? No, was it Bloomberg? Bloomberg had the boots. And it would make sense for Trump to make fun of him because what you say by yourself, maybe he's just a few, maybe he's just under six feet. I don't know. But I don't think it's a brain disorder that affects maybe 50,000 people a year. That would be very wishful thinking.

2:27:05 This is all wishful thinking. These guys are just hoping to God that there's some way of getting this guy out. You can hear the desperation in their voices because the public at large, they like Trump. Yeah, they seem to. But there are moments because you hear, oh, well, you know, they could have handled this better. I don't like this thing. You know, this is, you know, I'd like to get somebody else in there. But the problem the Democrats have is their alternative. Joe Biden. Joe Biden is really the guy is like he's used to do a segment on whether he's drunk or not. And that was years ago. Got tired of playing the jingle at War Out. We played it so much.

2:27:50 Drunk or not drunk? Young people, I'm talking 20s, 20 to 30, I am noticing a trend of them being very disillusioned. Quotes such as, the government's trying to kill me one way or the other. See no alternative are not stupid. See Joe say, yeah, he's a dork and idiot or racist too, but I'm going to vote for him anyway just to get Trump out. I don't believe it. I don't think they're going to vote either. And half of them... That's not the feedback I'm getting out here on the coast. Well, the coast... That's why we have this show, the coast versus the... Millennials go like... the millennials go. The millennials talk like this. They say, Joe Biden's too damned old. I'm not going for Joe Biden. The guy's an old... he's an old man. Really? So what are they gonna do? Vote or not vote?

2:28:46 Probably not vote. Yeah, that's what I think. I think the Democrats will lose. Vote for Trump. Some of them will vote for Trump. I mean, the last ditch desperation is this mail-in ballot. This mail ballot's everybody, maybe they'll send them back or maybe somebody will take them from them and fill them out for them. Do you have anything on the mail-in? Nothing new. I got something that was quite telling. It's a very short clip, although it is It fits the Trump fan, voter, supporters vision of the Democrats. It's quite a telling clip. Now this is from some years ago, but it is about mail-in voting and you're going to hear the representative from Florida, Debbie Wasserman Schultz. A huge Democrat. She ran the Democrat Party when Hillary lost.

2:29:43 even though she tried to rig it all. And here's what she thought about mail-in voting years ago. Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz argues a mail-in ballot has wrong written all over it. It'd be a risky experiment for us with an election that has stakes as high as a presidential election does. We've never done a mail-in ballot statewide. Wasserman Schultz is worried about signature fraud, disenfranchising college students, getting addresses wrong, and having private donors instead of states footing the bill. She favors seating the delegates already chosen. There's a way to solve this without totally redoing this and causing more chaos. So the typical response from right-leaning Republican Trump Twitter is,

2:30:25 Ha ha, hypocrites, look at you, same thing, try it, don't like it, you want it, no, you do like it. What I'd like to point out is that from this clip, it is obvious that the Republicans were trying to pull the same damn trick. So they're all douchebags. And any of the Republicans saying, whoa, this can't be, they were all in on it when it benefited them when it came down to Florida. I think it was the hang in Chad's election possibly. So they're all a-holes, all of them. Well we know that. I know but it's good to remind people that the Republicans pulled this stunt too. And it's possible that the Republicans have the upper hand on the fraud. We don't know that it's not because there was a special election recently that was a mail-in ballot and it was won by the Republican and Trump was bragging about it. Oh yeah, the mail-in ballot.

2:31:17 And so we don't know who's, but the thing is, it doesn't matter who's the side on the fraudsters, who's the fraudster is. It's ripe for it. It's asking for it. And the people that keep saying, oh, there's no evidence of this or it's never happened. And that's what triggered this whole thing with Twitter because it was, It was sorry, it was a Trump tweet saying, hey, the mail-in ballot thing's a bad idea. And that's when Twitter decided to put a little bug on the bottom saying, oh, you should check this before you believe any of this, because it's not... And there's this litany going on there by the Democrats, which never really happened with the Republicans, that, oh, there's never been any fraud. Oh, this is nonsense, you're imagining it. Yeah, exactly, exactly.

2:32:05 So, I mean, it's just very annoying to watch, to witness this to me. Anyways, so any more Biden stuff? I don't know if I have any Biden stuff. I didn't do Biden today, unfortunately. No. I have some good overall clips and I also have the Kayleigh clip. I'd like to just mention just one quick thing. About Biden? No, about another douchebag. We missed it, the Webby Awards somehow. I mean we weren't nominated. Oh my god, no, oh, I don't know how this could possibly happen. Now it was the Webby Awards from home this year, presented by Patton Oswald, who is the, shoot you know him, he's from Modern Family but he's been many things, who is a huge Trump hater.

2:32:50 But I hate Trump. I wanted to let you know that this was from home so people dialed in and Michelle Obama of course and I know a lot about this because my friend JB Miller runs Empire Entertainment in New York and he produces the show. He produces a lot of these big shows for organizations and he's really good at getting talent. That's really most of what they do. And guess who else was on this wonderful show to hand out an award? It was Demi Lovato and now... Why didn't it start? Why did it stop? Here we go. Here we go. That's... Here comes Tom Hanks, I think. No? Shoot. And here we go. This is how it aired, by the way.

2:33:41 And here is our next hero. No, no, no. Here it is. This person. No. Shoot. It's everyone's in except the guy I wanted to show you. I'm doing this live. I'm doing it live. Here we go. Hit it. Greetings. My name is Dr. Tony Fauci and I am here to present some good news at a time of great stress as we struggle to contain the COVID-19 outbreak. I'm excited about the opportunity to shine some light on one of the many young people who have stepped up and helped us throughout this difficult time. The 24th annual Webby Awards will honor Avi Shiffman as the 2020 Person of the Year in recognition of his creation of ncove2019.live

2:34:34 to track the spread of COVID-19 across the world. So he's there to present an award to some incredible, stupid website made by a young person who was our Webby 2020 award winner. Fauci, doesn't he have other things to do? Doesn't he have masks to check or vaccines to create? I don't want him hanging out with Hollywood stars anymore. This is important. He's always been this way. And the thing is, why has he got the only good audio? He's not even an audio guy. He set up for it, man. He had a set. He pretty much had a set. He was ready to go and knew exactly what it was doing. I'm glad you played that. Yeah, well, it galls me. It galls me the worship of this guy. And he's a dick. He's no good. He's a shill for big pharma. He's a hundred million dollar heir.

2:35:30 100 millionaire, he's got a lot of money and everyone thinks that he's the cat's meow. Well, enjoy your prison home slave because Fauci put you there with Berks. Okay. Yeah. Well, before we do anything else, let's do the, this is the NBC didn't have a good, a good slam Trump moment. So they couldn't take focus on anything he did. So they do a rundown when they do, when they have this problem, they put together a rundown, which really is like the kind of a news summary on the nightly news of Trump and everything else in between with Trump brought in and then they do, let's talk about this. And then let's talk about Trump. Let's talk about this, talk about Trump. And it's all one story.

2:36:21 And we haven't heard one for a while. This is the definitive weekly Trump rundown and they're fast. They get it over with in a minute and a half. It's the entire report. The president will sign an executive order concerning social media as he escalates his feud with Twitter. Here's Peter Alexander. Ahead of today's scrubbed launch, President Trump touring NASA's campus, striking an uplifting note. It's a great achievement for our country and our country's number one. Members of the president's family traveling with him wearing masks. The first lady earlier seen wearing her mask aboard Marine One. Their visit coming the very day the country marks that tragic milestone, 100,000 lives lost to the coronavirus. And today the president hosted New York Governor Andrew Cuomo at the White House. It was about how do we supercharge the reopening, especially in New York, which has been hardest hit.

2:37:14 No drama there, but the president is escalating another battle with Twitter after the company for the first time posted fact check labels on a pair of the president's tweets about mail-in ballots. President Trump accusing Twitter of interfering in the 2020 presidential election and today threatening to strongly regulate or close them down. The president has no authority to shut down a private company and the first amendment limits the government's ability to regulate free speech. Meantime, some top Republicans are telling President Trump to knock it off as he again today pushed a debunked conspiracy theory that former Republican congressman and Morning Joe host Joe Scarborough had something to do with the death of an aide in 2001. Lori Klausutis died after an abnormal heart rhythm caused her to collapse and hit her head in Scarborough's Florida office.

2:38:01 Scarborough was in Washington at the time. Republican Congresswoman Liz Cheney. We're in the middle of a pandemic. He's the chief, the commander in chief of his nation. And it's causing great pain to the family of the young woman who died. As for SpaceX, late tonight, the president tweeted that he plans to fly back to Florida on Saturday for the next scheduled launch. Lester. It's interesting that- Okay, stop. Wait, I gotta give you this. This is the list of topics in this 149 clip. This is unbelievable. I've never seen anything. This is like, this is, he starts with a tease about Twitter. Oh, Twitter. He's upset about Twitter. That was Lester. He throws it to the correspondent. It starts with the space launch. Then he starts talking about masks and then he starts talking about a hundred thousand loss. Then he starts talking about Cuomo and then he talks about the reopening. Then the Twitter fact check.

2:38:55 And then the comment that he has no authority to do this. And then he goes off to the top Republicans say, knock it off. And then they discuss Scarborough with a Liz Cheney clip talking about the pain and then back to the launch. What kind of a report is this? It truly is bizarre, isn't it? It's like your daily Trump insanity line. There is no focus. Well, is there no focus or is that exactly the laser focus that they want to portray? I don't even know. You come away from... Does anyone come away from it with a love or a hate of Trump? I mean, they do try to finish it with a Liz Cheney kind of a slam and top Republicans tell him to knock it off as if he's out of control. And now he's flying back to Florida to watch another aborted launch. I don't know what... There's some trick to... They're doing something.

2:39:54 Well, I don't think it's very good. Isn't that exactly what they did in 2015 leading up to the election? Isn't this exactly what happened? And by the way, what will someone remember from that report? Oh cool, Elon's doing that rocket thing. Saturday? Okay. So if they're trying to do it, and oh, the president's going to be there. Let's tune in to watch that asshole land! You know, stuff like that. Now I think that they are making the same mistakes. They can't help themselves. The mainstream system is set up to deliver that way and Trump cracked the code. Well they definitely aren't doing it. I don't know what the point of that report was to be honest about it. Too much. I'm sorry.

2:40:33 No, it's okay. You can... I heard the thunk. I could have talked into it. No, because they start singing right away. You were talking over it, not into it. Try it again. I think it was too much in that report. I'm gonna show my school by donating to No Agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fab. I'm talking about too much in the report. We have lots of people that donated a little bit of money and we're gonna thank each and every one of them for all the support they're giving us. And it begins, I'm gonna go down, we did have a special program for a $49 donation which a number of people took part in, which is the numerological number you get if you decode the word Karen

2:41:25 And I think we'll continue this for a while until it craps out. This, by the way, was very funny. So explain the Karen donation again for people who do not receive the newsletter, which is their error, of course. Yeah, they should be getting the newsletter. But the Karen donation is the idea that we should hate on her. hate celebrate this the meme Karen. Karen is the busybody, the person that is turning you in for not wearing a mask, the person calling the police all the time, the one you know, there's just a horrible type of person which has developed in this country ever since the election of Trump. Not just this country. Yeah, around the world. Yeah.

2:42:09 So I said, well, let's do a special Karen donation. And I did a numerology on the name, this type where the letter A is one, the letter B is two, and you add these numbers together and you end up with 49. Which is an incredible coincidence. I enjoy that very much, which is our cutoff number for anonymity. Right, but I did say that if you're going to donate the 49 bucks, because I know people don't like the idea of they really don't want to be anonymous. And this is kind of an artificial construct that I would just read the first names of everybody who donated 49 bucks, which I'll do at the end. No location, just the first. No location, just first names. And you know, perfect, perfect, perfect. We have first and last name with Jeffrey Steckroth in Norfolk, Virginia, 150 bucks.

2:43:02 And he says, I would like to challenge Travis Randolph's donation request from episode 1245 on Joe Rogan's behalf. Not because he doesn't need help and surely he's already a listener, but it is cool if he speaks for himself. Oh, but is it cool if he speaks for himself? In other words, I think probably should have qualified this with all due respect or some other trivial bullshit. Why are you even reading this? What is this? Oh, that's a good question.

2:43:38 And then he says, irregardless, hello, Mr. Okay, you're right. I shouldn't be reading this. I don't know why I was just in a reading mood. Yeah, it's a discombobulated note. It's a discombobulated note. Yeah, I should have. Sir Lucas of the Lost Bits comes in with 120, anyway, thanks, Jeffrey. $128.64. There's absolutely no reason for me to be reading that. Nope. On the other hand, with Melanie Dreyse from Colorado Springs, Colorado, who wrote a note And sent it and mailed it in. Unfortunately, she wrote more than one note. She wrote three notes, different notes on different sheets and with a card, I believe. And she has one note on her glued to the check, which I will read. The other notes are kind of lengthy, but they're interesting. This was show 1244 or the one after.

2:44:30 Except for an occasional Jordan S. Peterson podcast, No Agenda is the only podcast I listen to. And certainly no MSM to clutter my brain. Thanks for all you and Adam do Melanie and she she's had something to say about it's either her note I'll look for these notes and maybe read them later. But some Other people wrote these into with it with a new take on the sanity that the show provides you you tease this earlier But you don't know where the note is or it's coming up I'm gonna I'll find a note, but I'm gonna get these get through these first sir Herb lamb Earl of Georgia and it's not it doesn't have to be part of the of the read it can be anytime

2:45:13 8-0-0-8 in Sugar Hill, Georgia. Boob. Boob. Boob. Martin in Bellingham, Washington, 7937. Roland Boulder in Den Bosch, Netherlands. Roland Boulder? Builder. Builder, okay. Builder. Now I'm just laughing at it. He says, Adam, I will rrk-er, which I will not translate, but it's something good friend dudes would say to each other. or in Britain, hey old wanker. Martinus Kroijman, Kroijman in Dublin, Ireland. Not sure how to pronounce that. Mark Kroijmans and I'm pretty sure he is Dutch but he's living in Dublin, needs a de-douching. You've been de-douched. Oh, he was called out by Danilo de Sazwa for listening and not donating yet to the best podcast in the universe. Okay, Mark. So we got called out

2:46:18 And he says, I want the de-douching, but he also wants a Jobs Karma because he lost his job this last week. So we'll do that for you after these donations. So lots of people need that, of course. And please leave a message to Danilo. My mom says, hi, you douchebag. OK. That's a new one. Rather than, hey, I know your mom. It's like, no, my mom says you're a douchebag. Jesse Smith comes in from Woonsocket, Rhode Island, 69, 69. Michael Zavala in Concord, California, right down the street from me, 66, 66. Ben 73 to KF5 SWC, $64 in Greenville, Texas.

2:47:06 73 his birthday as well 73 kilo 5 alpha Charlie Michael's of all as a birthday to I should mention yes Gregory Forsyth Foreman in Bromley can't another another Brit we got a lot of Brits listening good thing yeah five Day Meredith of the Fair Order of Onimus. Oh, she's the one who just got knighted or damed. She's in the Order of Onimus. She's in Manassas, Virginia. Gregory Forsyth Foreman reminded us that Sir Chris Wilson celebrated his birthday yesterday. Of course, we had him on the list on Sunday in advance, just so we know that we did thank our drunkard minstrel.

2:47:51 Dennis Wynick in Minnetonka, Minnesota, 54. Tristan Martens. She needs a de-douching. You've been de-douched. I'd like to call out my brother-in-law, Jess, as a douchebag. Douchebag! I know you're listening. Then he makes a threat. He threatens, he says, more to come. Her friend Dennis, you better be careful. And the following people are $50 donors, name and location. Milwaukee, Wisconsin has Tristan Martins, Nicholas Kast, parts unknown, Sir Jeffrey Zellin in Oakland, Michigan, Brett Morris in Rockwall, Texas.

2:48:40 What a name for a town. Jennifer Weiberg in Mexico, Missouri, Sir Richard Gardner in Chicago, and Baroness Susan Johnson in Hillsborough, Oregon, who also sent a note in, and I want to thank her for that. So now we have the 49, well, we have $49.99 by a couple of people, which is not part of the deal, so they don't get mentioned. Now I'm gonna mention everyone who gave $49 name, first name only. And this is a part of the Karen special, Karen special donation, $49 even. Terry, Olaf, Joanne, Yancy, Keith, Eric, Casey, Anders, Andy, Marco, Thomas, Peter, Robert, Stuart, Timothy, Jason, Josh, David, Adriana, Amy,

2:49:37 Cohen, Cohen, that's interesting. Joel, Keith, Mark, Benjamin, Jason, another Jason, Holly, Sven, Joseph, Anthony, Pascal, and that's it. Good little group. Good group. I like this idea very much. I wouldn't mind this carrying over for a bit. I think Karen donations are a good way for people to get in if they want to do something pretty much anonymous and still have some fun. I will point out, I've done a search, there are zero people who supported the show today whose name is Karen.

2:50:19 However, this name was most popular in 1950, see if I can see, 1958. There was a peak in 1965 where a lot of girl babies were named Karen. It's really dropped off since then. So most of these Karens are, yeah, close to boomer status. Well, they're middle-aged. The boomer thing ended, I think they're all boomers. 76 is where it's really ended. But the peak was 55, as I said, with 65 a little, a little as it's already going down. And so it's been pretty flat for the past. It has to be attributed to something. There was somebody famous named Karen, probably in the early 50s or late 40s.

2:51:13 That triggered the use of the name to such an extreme. It's like the Seth mystery. I don't know what triggered that. Josh is another one. I don't know where that came from. And by the way, so that JC and Jesse named the boy baby Theodore, we call him Theodorable. I looked at that same thing you're looking at, it started going up about five years ago for some unknown reason and it's way up and it's on the way up. So this is not original thinking on their part. It's millennials that are naming their kids Theodore.

2:51:51 I was so sure that someone had sent us a note about one of the possible Seths that could have sparked that one. I'm not sure about this Karen, we'll have to find out. Karen Carpenter? Nah, nah, that was 70s, that was 70s, 70s, 70s. Yeah, stop guessing, Troll Room, you're confusing me. Well, thank you. There's got to be somebody from the 40s or early 50s and Karen Carpenters was one of the women that was named Karen during this very... Exactly, exactly. Thank you very much to our producers who have helped us once again and of course our special Karen producers, but also more people under 50 who do that for Karen producers. Special Karen producers. Yeah.

2:52:36 SKPs, the special care producers. You can call yourself an SKP if you want. But also thanks to people who have different subscriptions, are on longer term programs. That is really appreciated and they work as well. Many people we've seen who've made it to a knight in dame hood with that. And for those who need it, a reminder, for those who need it, we'll give you a jobs karma first. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got karma. And a reminder that we'll be here again on Sunday. Devorak.org slash N-A. It's your birthday, birthday. I know what you're doing. Ending the month of May, just about there, we do have a couple of birthdays to celebrate. Kylie Irwin's happy birthday to her boyfriend Sir Andy from Terrigal Beach. Sir Drum Cat Brian Vaughn turns 55 on the 30th.

2:53:32 Michael Sabala celebrates tomorrow. We have Ben73 to K5SWC. His birthday is today, I believe he's 55 as well. And Jennifer Weberg says happy birthday to her boyfriend Steve Child, a fair child, as do all of us here at the best podcast in the universe. And I think yes, we do have one. Title changes today on deck Sir Robert Goschko becomes the Duke of Western Canada. Please all hail the Duke of Western Canada Dame Meredith Madden-Rawls as you know she is an official Order of Honour-mas Dame so we from now on shall refer to as Dame Meredith the Fair Order of Honour-mas.

2:54:28 for Sir Dogpatch of Onimus and Lower Slobovia. Then we do have, well we have two knightings actually so I will grab my blade here. Do you have that one over there? That's the Shades. Up on the podium, please, Craig Dennison and ITM Oma, O-M-A. Both of you now qualify to join this illustrious group here at the Noah Jenna Roundtable of the Knights and Dames. And I'm very proud to pronounce to Kate the Sir Craig of the River City, and Sir OMA Noble Knight of the number five tee box for you. We have hookers and blow, we've got rent boys and chardonnay, we have fairy nectar and dots pretzels, Dr. Pepper and quick candy if you want one, goat chops and goat milk, beer and blunts, rubiness, women and rosé, geishas and sake, vodka, vanilla, bong hits and bourbon, sparkling cider, escort, ginger ale and gerbils. But of course, at the peak of the mountain,

2:55:25 is our mutton and mead which everybody loves here at the round table of the knights and dames we welcome our two knights and request that they head over to noagendanation.com slash ring so Eric the shill can get all the gear out to you appropriately your signet ring your sealing wax and your official certificate NO AGENDA MEETUP! You know it! It's like a party! It's like a party! Well, as the lockdowns subside, the meetups will start coming back. The back office has sent me the latest approved meetups from noagendameetups.com. Saturday, the Kansas City Meetup Live Music Post-Lockdown Edition. And that will be at Knucklehead Saloon.

2:56:12 In Kansas City, Missouri, and here's a bit from the noagendameetups.com website, Knuckleheads is open again for live shows but with quote social distancing guidelines and quote enhanced cleaning procedures in place. What does this mean? Well join us for our usual last Saturday of the month gatherings as we find out together the show is free but pre-registration is required. please RSVP on noagendameetups.com and that is Sir Spencer Wolf of Kansas City and Dame DeLorean who will be hosting that and I look forward to the next 512 local meetup. I think Austin should also. We have bars at 50% now, restaurants at 50% and bars I'm not too sure but they're open and no one cares.

2:56:56 So, except for the Karen's. Well, I think, I still think this is a great gag. No one has reported doing it. Go into one of these things and have a kind of a clear squeeze bottle filled with distilled water and you put one drop of blue dye in it or red dye, but blue is probably best. One drop of blue food grade dye and then spray the counter and then wipe the counter down, spray, spray, spray and wipe, wipe, wipe, and then spray the food. with it and then spray your drink with it and drink, spray it into the drink and then spray it all over the place and see what people do. Another socializing tip from your no agenda show at the no agenda meetups. It's like a party. It's like a party.

2:57:55 That sure is. NoagendaMeetups.com. Oh, you got the same Amazon thing I did. We should probably play that. Yes, the Amazon somebody put together a super clips. It's really only 10 or but is this a 11 stations 11 stations? Yes, 11 stations and it was done by some group of I don't know what they were even complaining about but this is like somebody's like a native ad done by a whole bunch of stations almost all the same about Amazon and how great they are Didn't get that much traction, but I got enough to get a super clip out of it I think well, I think the the point is Of it is.

2:58:36 It's brought to you as a news story by these local stations, some NBC, I saw an ABC in there and maybe one or two Fox. The local stations have different sales and so it's not a network thing, but you have media buying agencies. Okay, I want to have a native ad, I want the six o'clock news, I want these markets to do this story on us, how great we are as Amazon. I want them to present it as a news story. And it should be mentioned the guys who produce this, which are left-wingers, They showed that a couple of stations played it two and maybe three times in one instance. Millions of Americans staying at home are relying on Amazon. Millions of Americans staying at home are relying on Amazon. Millions of Americans staying at home are relying on Amazon.

2:59:20 Amazon has transformed its operations in response to COVID-19 to protect employees and keep packages flowing. Amazon has transformed its operations in response to COVID-19 to protect employees and keep packages flowing. The company The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy while still delivering those packages to your doorstep. The company is keeping employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy. The company is keeping its employees safe and healthy.

3:00:03 $800 million on increased wages and overtime pay during the pandemic. It has spent $800 million on increased wages and overtime pay during the pandemic. It has spent $800 million on increased wages and overtime pay during the pandemic. Amazon says it has spent $800 million on increased wages and overtime pay during the pandemic. Every single one of Amazon's workforce of nearly a million people has played a critical role in making these changes happen. I hope that they feel that passion that we have for safety. So they can stay safe and healthy while you do too.

3:00:43 It's so good. You do too. But the thing is, you can, there's so many of those news stories on your local news and you know if you just saw that story you wouldn't necessarily think it was bought and paid for. That's the problem with all mainstream media today. It's all bought and paid for. And it includes the New York Times. They have native ads within that newspaper. Yeah, from China. The whole China Gazette. The whole China Insider. Well, that's different, but it's a different buy and it's a different process. But while we're on that... It's very sleazy. So it's the same mainstream media owned by China and

3:01:21 and the pharmaceutical industry who brought forth the immediate turnaround in results of or the published results of the Moderna proposed mRNA vaccine, a type of vaccine which has never been tried before. I believe it works at the genetic level. Very skeptical this is going to work, but we had a we had a press an announcement. Oh my god It looks like it's gonna work. This is fantastic. It's very exciting The president oh yes, we're gonna. Oh, we're gonna have it before January. It's gonna be fabulous Over on CNBC which is the financial channel where they discuss Moderna. It's public and It appears a lot of the insiders got out of

3:02:12 sold a lot of stock before this announcement, but they brought on... And why would they do that? I have no idea, but they brought on Dr. William Hasseltine a professor, a former professor at Harvard Medical School. And this is just a part of the interview. You can watch the whole thing. It's in the show notes, nashownotes.com. Moderna's claim of favorable results in its vaccine trial is an example of publication by press release. He joins us now. Dr. Hazeltine, thanks so much for joining us.

3:02:47 I said the word data at the top of that intro. Your criticism is that there was not sufficient data in their release and because of that the market was able to applaud the results perhaps more than they should have done. I would say several things about the announcement. It was premature, only eight people had been studied, it was not impressive and it was opaque. If a CFO had tried to get away with the same kind of announcement, it would have been greeted by derision and possibly by investigation. But isn't the point that some of these companies, doctor, are trying to get these announcements out on purpose as fast as they possibly can for the benefit of public health, for the benefit of plans to reopen economies, for the benefit of trying to get say treatment information out there and vaccine goes along with that too? I mean it's too bad she didn't mention for the benefit of the pharmaceutical industries who are just putting this bull crap out to make the stock price go up. Do you think that's what it could be? Could it be? Could it be?

3:03:49 Did you think of that, Ms. Financial Lady? We're in a pandemic where we have people in the emergency rooms fighting this right now. The question is not that we're not in an emergency. We know we're in an emergency. In an emergency, it's even more important. to be clear about what you know and what you don't know. There is a process which is vastly accelerated. The moment the data is put together, the moment it can be presented, it's on the internet for free. Everybody can see it. Moderna did not follow that. We don't know what happened. You don't know what happened. I don't know what happened.

3:04:24 Nobody, maybe a few people in their company know what happened. We can't see that data. Even in an emergency, that's not warranted. There are many processes that we have put in place that allow global sharing of data. That's not the issue. The issue is do we know what happened? And the answer is we don't. So if you were excited about the vaccine coming because you heard about it on the news, Eight people tried it and the results weren't published, but it's going to be great. Woo! And that's your media and that's what you're going to base your health on. One of these guys grew a second head. I think we know that. Yeah. Oh, well. Oh my goodness. All right. So let's take a look at...

3:05:13 Whoops, oh, well I'm not gonna look at anything. Never mind, keep talking because I grabbed the wrong call, the wrong sheet of clips. Okay. Well, we're talking about insider trading. The FBI has ordered her to hand over documents regarding her husband's stock trades. Diane Feinstein, she's good for 300 million, I think, or at least 100. No, way up there. Way up. Incredibly wealthy. Her and Pelosi are both loaded. They both live in the same area of San Francisco. Mm-hmm. Kayleigh Clift. Let's do the Kayleigh Clift. This is the gratuitous Kayleigh Clift. I'm going to do these until I'm sick of them. It's not gratuitous. People are demanding them from you. Well, as long as they keep demanding, I'll keep doing them. And I think I'll get one per show. I mean, I could get more, but I think this one, this is a classic example. And somebody was pointing out that she's

3:06:07 Somebody pointed out in an email to me something interesting. They said everybody has their own tricks when they don't know quite what to say how they stall and how Trump always repeats himself two or three times as he's trying to gather his thoughts. So yeah, it was a very good idea. It was a very good idea. It's a very good idea as he's got. So he'll do that. Right. Right. Well, it's usually it's a tremendous idea. Well, she has this thing where she just has kind of a rote way of just slamming somebody In a very kind of a, this I think she got from Kellyanne Conway, because I think Kellyanne Conway when she was Kellyanne Fitzpatrick in the 90s had these tricks that she would use and so it never sounded like she, there was never an um and a long pause, it was just brrrr.

3:06:53 And here she goes, and you hear it at the very beginning when this guy asks her for the second time about something that she decided to elaborate on it. But before she decided to elaborate, she blasts him. He successfully defeated the pandemic. I think you're asking the wrong question. The right question is where did the data... And I answered your question once, but if you ask it twice, it doesn't make it any better of a question. So I'll respond in kind. I've given you one answer. I'll continue to extrapolate upon that, that he always listened to the science. The president, when Dr. Fauci and Dr. Birx said you need to shut down the economy, that was hard for the president. You know, in a typical year, 120,000 people die of suicide and drug overdose.

3:07:34 It's in a typical year. And doctors have said when you shut down an economy for an extended period of time, that number gets greater. People don't show up for their cancer diagnoses. There are a litany of results when you close down an economy. But closing down the economy for this amount of time kept us far below the 2.2 million number. As we start to reopen, we keep in mind the people who are missing their screening appointments, the people who are not, who are succumbing to suicide and drug overdose because of economic hardship. This president made the right choice. It was a delicate balance and he did it exactly as he should, guided by data, and we are far below 2.2 million dead Americans because of the actions of President Trump. Oh man, okay. Kayleigh, get out of town, girl. She's now touting that we did better than the two million because of Trump. Shut up. Shut up! We did better because they changed the model to 200,000. That's bull.

3:08:32 I'm not saying it's not bull. I'm just, we're just analyzing her technique. No, I'm analyzing the content. Well, you can analyze other content of a press conference from Trump. I mean, come on. It's never going to be anything interesting or good. And these media guys don't ask good questions. They don't bring anything interesting up. It's always the same talking points. That question, by the way, that he asked for the second time was the third time it was answered at that press conference. Somebody else asked it. Come on, man. And then he asked it, and then he asked it a second time, and that's when she blew up at him. Yeah. But that was her, she said that already. She already went through this, and all she just keeps adding on to it. I get you. I get you. It just bothers me that they're adding to the whole problem. Yeah, I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I'm expecting way too much. I know. I know I shouldn't do that. You are expecting way too much. You're the optimist.

3:09:29 starry eyed optimist going, Oh my God, I don't understand why they just give us the truth. We'll all be good with that. Oh gee, do you really think if I was truly that guy, you'd be hanging out with me for 12 years? I think not. That's why I'm not hanging out with you. We do this show because you are the, you are an optimist. I thought, you know, I was toxic to you. That's what it is. I'm an optimist. I am a real genuine optimist and I see nothing but this, none of this is good. And I'm an optimist. You're a starry-eyed optimist. You actually think that things are going to change for the better. Hey, you know what? I'm going to end the show because, by the way, Amazon.com is down.

3:10:12 This could be... You know, okay, since you brought this up, I'm not in the show yet. I'm a little irked by Amazon. What is the difference between Amazon before the pandemic and Amazon today? They got a few more orders. None of my two-day deliveries are coming. One comes the next day, the one comes a week later. Oh yeah, oh it's the worst. We should get our Prime money back. Yes, where's my Prime? This is a jip. They guarantee second day delivery on everything and I'm not getting it. Oh you noticed that did you? I've almost stopped ordering from Amazon and Instacart. I have saved so much money. We've not spent anything.

3:10:53 Well, now that the Prime membership has gone up to over $100, I have my doubts. But I will say I do like the Prime video service and I don't know, it's $100 a year, it's cheaper than Netflix or it's about the same price. And I do want to plug one show, I believe it's on Amazon, could be on Netflix, it's called World War I. And you like the Catherine the Great thing. Well, this is not, this is along those lines of historical, but it's based on, it's really based on the facts. And their analysis of the beginning of World War I is a little more than I knew about. I'm learning something from this show. It's a British show. And it goes into great details. And I want to remind everybody that this war, when you watch this thing, you have to remember

3:11:42 that this period of time was a period of globalization. They had the same idealism. They wanted to globalize. Everything is in one world government. We're all going to be happy campers. That's, you have no more borders. What's it called again? It's just called World War I? Yeah. Okay, and and I just look at this knowing I said well. This was the last shot at globalization They're doing it again, and this is what the result was Well that way that's great, and I think you should give us a little little more synopsis on Sunday show because everyone's going to be watching Catherine deGrete because how does that weigh against kinky sex murder war food and Humor I'm sorry a lot of murder. Yeah, okay, okay?

3:12:28 And it also has... Huzzah! There, there you go. That'll do it for today. Another longer show, but what else you gonna do in these crazy days of the COVID lockdown? We return on... Sunday, please remember us at Dvorak.org slash NA and I am coming to you from almost free Austin, Texas here in Opportunity Zone 33 of the drone star state team region number six on all the governmental maps in the morning everybody I'm Adam Curry and from northern Silicon Valley where we're celebrating Karen I'm John C. Dvorak. We've got Mo Facts with Adam Curry. The episode is talking about next on noagenderstream.com and with thanks to Ronaldo Gonzalez and Phantomville for our end of show mixes. Until Sunday everybody, adios mofos! And such.