Sheep Dipping

00:00 My uh, uh, I have a an actual knob. Adam Curry, John C. DeVora. It's Sunday, June 27th, 2021. This is your award-winning Kid Varnation Media assassination episode 1359. This is no agenda. Exiting Austin. Austin and broadcasting one more time 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're all talking about the fact that Nike is of China and for China. I'm John C. DuVorak.

00:36 It's Crackpot and Buzzkill! In the morning! Yeah, you want to start with that? Even though you're burning up in California? You want to start with the cultural Marxism today? It's 68 degrees here. Man, I saw it on the map. San Francisco is right in the middle of a little oasis. Everyone else is on fire. They were fogged in. That's even better. They're lying to you. No, you can see it on the map. San Francisco, 70. But then you see everywhere else in California all the way up Washington is in the triple digits. Most of the pizza is the way from the right where I am. Sorry? Which is fine with me.

01:15 Yeah, it's great. It's cold. It's like 60-something. Well, here's what I was considering. I was thinking that even though you're fine and I'm fine, perhaps we should do a rain stick or something because half the country doesn't seem to be fine. Well, it's risky at this time of year. It's risky, but see, we'll be... It'll all end up in Florida. Horowitz will be complaining on the next show. Yeah. No, that's the back end of the stick. And it'll take two or three days. Okay, let's do two shakes. Alright, hold on a second. I get it. I said, whatever you do, don't pack the rain stick. We need the stick just in case for this last show and I have it. Ladies and gentlemen, this one's... Okay. By the way, these are official rain sticks. They come from Utah, made by Dame Sherry. They are not to be messed with. We are professional rain stick operators. Do not, I repeat, do not try this at home. Children, always get your parents' permission.

02:17 So we're going to do a point it now the back end is going to hit Austin and it will hit Florida, but this is really for the for the west of the country. Good luck. Hey, where's your stick faith? I'm just saying I'm doing it with some with some reservation. Okay, here we go. Ready? 1, 2, 3, 2, shake, here we go. Nice. Hey, hey, stop, stop, stop, stop, stop! You're overshaking! No I didn't. I did two, uh, which is a double rotation, so four shakes. Okay. Whew! Sounded like three somehow. Well, now that our work is done here...

03:10 We can go. Thank you very much. We might as well stick with it. I mean even the clip custodian couldn't send me much this morning because the the m5m has been wall-to-wall condo coverage wall-to-wall everybody Well, you, do you want to do this now? Because there's a lot of clips. Trump gave a speech, I clipped quite a bit out of that. It's all new material. He's a little bitter. I got some Biden clips. I've got some other things that are going on in the condo thing, because I understand the way you're going to discuss it is some second half of show kind of thing. Well, no, it's not second half of show. I have multiple scenarios which I've collected.

03:54 But I don't know if we need to keep it for second half of show. It's the lead story. We need to debunk this crap. It's the least or the M5M, yes. It's their lead story. Well, it's the lead story. It's where are all the dead people? I mean, they're supposed to be all these hundred... they're just ground to a pulp? Yes. Oh, yeah. Yes, the minute they come in with the heavy machinery, then they're not even looking anymore. They're not even looking. As you even wrote, how about a little background because I don't think everybody in the world that listens to this show, because they're all over, they're spread around, know anything about this. The condo collapsed during our show.

04:30 Yes, I showed that happened it happened on a show day. I don't think it was during the show Well, it wasn't during the show, but it happened on a show day. I think the whole world knows about this I don't think there's anyone who hasn't heard about what okay? Well, then we'll just ignore they've the background and just go on with the question. The question is what happened? He's got game gave me the what I think was like, oh, yes, this is interesting. Okay theory. Yeah During the building that period when that and the reason that we know this is because we've had experience with this problem and we were told it was discussed with us during the building of that condo was a Timeframe when which is about 40 years ago and the Chinese are providing a lot of raw materials finished materials including a specific copper piping

05:26 That had and we've read we've run into this no reason we knew about it because we had a I don't know what you want to call it. Hold on one second. 12345678 Wait, is that a Zephyr? Is that a Zephyr? Yeah, an 8. It's just a standard Zephyr. Well, hold on a second. We do need to do the official economic report. That is an 8-car Zephyr. Steady as she goes. Bitcoin, 33,118. Oh my god! Woo! Listen to that horn! We've got to do the official thing, man. Right, back to the Chinese crap. These copper pipes had what are called micro punctures. There were just... there were...

06:09 miniature holes that were so small that you couldn't detect them. Over time, they would maybe gradually get a little bigger, but they'd send out these little sprays of water and they would, under pressure, and they would soak things. It would ruin buildings. And there was lots of these. It wasn't discussed much in the construction industry because who knows how much of these, how many of these pipes are still in play around the United States. That, I think that is probably the right answer. I've heard some people talk about this thing called palling or palling, P-A-L-L-I-N-G, which is, as the story goes, the rebar starts to corrode from saltwater, then the rebar expands, expanding in the concrete and then it starts to crack, which I'd never heard of before.

07:05 Yeah, seems well when you have these micro when this water coming out of these pipes yeah over a long period of time It would get into the cement the rebar would corrode it that effect would take place. Hmm. We'll just wreck the structure Well, let's let's listen to a few short clips of what the m5m was spewing this has got to be my favorite and this shows the in aptitude of the American public. This study from a researcher at Florida International University found that the building constructed 40 years ago on reclaimed wetlands has been sinking at a rate of 2 millimeters a year for the last three decades.

07:45 Now, this story has been tweeted so many times. Oh my god, it was sinking two millimeters! Do Americans know how small two millimeters really is? And if you take two millimeters per year for 30 years, as the report just said... Was it two millimeters per year? Per year, yeah. Two millimeters per year over 30 years. They said 30, it didn't take 40, it doesn't matter. So that would be 60 millimeters, which is 2.3 inches. Let's look at a building I know very well, which is the building in San Francisco, the Millennium Tower. That thing sunk 16 inches and was tilting. So stop with the sinkage story. Well, there's also the Mandalay Bay Hotel.

07:05 Yeah, seems well when you have these micro when this water coming out of these pipes yeah over a long period of time It would get into the cement the rebar would corrode it that effect would take place. Hmm. We'll just wreck the structure Well, let's let's listen to a few short clips of what the m5m was spewing this has got to be my favorite and this shows the in aptitude of the American public. This study from a researcher at Florida International University found that the building constructed 40 years ago on reclaimed wetlands has been sinking at a rate of 2 millimeters a year for the last three decades.

07:45 Now, this story has been tweeted so many times. Oh my god, it was sinking two millimeters! Do Americans know how small two millimeters really is? And if you take two millimeters per year for 30 years, as the report just said... Was it two millimeters per year? Per year, yeah. Two millimeters per year over 30 years. They said 30, it didn't take 40, it doesn't matter. So that would be 60 millimeters, which is 2.3 inches. Let's look at a building I know very well, which is the building in San Francisco, the Millennium Tower. That thing sunk 16 inches and was tilting. So stop with the sinkage story. Well, there's also the Mandalay Bay Hotel.

08:39 Which was built dubiously on similar soils, and it's like I got foot in the middle It shouldn't have to just break and collapse onto itself here's a CBF for two inches No, here's CBS with the Surfside mayor tonight people here say they are not giving up including Surfside's mayor Charles Burkett I spoke with him just moments ago It is a catastrophe, there's no doubt. It's an unmitigated catastrophe. It's like a bomb went off. Now the bomb went off theory, I looked for that because this looks so much like a controlled demolition, we've seen it. Now if you look at the video,

09:22 Lots of flashes in floors below. I'm surprised no one has brought up the thermite yet, but that may come. It's only we only have one video so that's kind of kind of iffy. But my favorite which you pointed out in the newsletter is climate change. Yeah, it's got to be climate change. They're really doing their best to come up with climate change. Even Fox News! This is Fox Business. The building inspection here in Florida is very, very rigid and very, very strict. I think that right now with the technology that we have, this is a unique situation. This is a unique problem. This is a unique accident. I'm 58 years old. I've been here working since the late 80s. There has nothing like this that has happened here before. This is a situation that we will go through in detail.

10:13 Really, this is, I think, at the end of the day, a very special case. We have not seen similar cases occur here in the neighborhood. Colby, you know, I think everyone would like it to be a unique case that that isn't going to happen again. But of course, things are only unique until they're not. Can you be sure that it is a unique case or could there be a change in the land on which these buildings have been built or some other environmental factor that may affect other buildings? In other words, when can we actually say this was a one of a kind event versus something we could see again? We may not. We may not be able to do that. The research and the development of the environment and the research and the development of the engineering and the soil

11:01 In this case, we need to look at it very carefully because at the end of the day, the analysis of how the soil does move and or the building settlement is something that we track. Yeah, that's all climate change crap as far as I'm concerned. Well, he also he had this interesting thing at the beginning. I mean, if you're going to do your whole spiel based on a false premise. He says at the very beginning, oh we have very strict inspections. And the last time that building was inspected was 2018 and they were very concerned about it. They had issues. Yeah, there's that. What does he mean by very strict? Every three years? But why do they not take the obvious, the very obvious things?

11:43 And why are they pushing it towards this? I mean, this is even Kennedy, my former colleague at MTV. But I want to touch on something that Brian said. And for people who are living in this part of Florida, it has to be terrifying because if you don't know how this happened, then the next question is, well, could this happen to every other building? You know, how what are the structural flaws that allowed for something like this to happen? There was a report in The New York Post about a researcher who had been studying the climate effects and potential rising seawater levels. And this building had been sort of targeted because they realized that it had been sinking two millimeters every year for about 30 years. So

12:28 They're not sure how these things work together, but a lot of nervous people will want answers as soon as possible because they don't want that to happen to adjacent buildings or anything in coastal proximity where this sort of disintegration could lead to mass casualties. And I find it interesting that they are using the same either expert or talking points on Fox News as CBS because the building is 40 years old. Yet the report is is easily picked up as the same copy when they say 30 years old two millimeters been sinking for 30 years Yeah, I just don't why hasn't it been sinking for 40 years. Well, there you go. What happened to the other 10 years? Why wasn't it sick and then they can get tribute to climb? Well, it took 10 years before

13:20 Before the climate change thing started, you know, the rising sea levels, that's what it is. Yes. And the fish are flopping around the condos. The fish. So here we go. Here's the two other theories. And by the way, I think yours is... What are those? What is that called again? The... when the copper... They're micro fishers. There's various micro... these copper pipes had little pinholes that were microscopic that would leak water and in some cases spray an extremely fine stream. Nice. Just junk from China. So yeah, this is... to analyze it. Here's the no agenda thesis is Chinese copper.

12:28 They're not sure how these things work together, but a lot of nervous people will want answers as soon as possible because they don't want that to happen to adjacent buildings or anything in coastal proximity where this sort of disintegration could lead to mass casualties. And I find it interesting that they are using the same either expert or talking points on Fox News as CBS because the building is 40 years old. Yet the report is is easily picked up as the same copy when they say 30 years old two millimeters been sinking for 30 years Yeah, I just don't why hasn't it been sinking for 40 years. Well, there you go. What happened to the other 10 years? Why wasn't it sick and then they can get tribute to climb? Well, it took 10 years before

13:20 Before the climate change thing started, you know, the rising sea levels, that's what it is. Yes. And the fish are flopping around the condos. The fish. So here we go. Here's the two other theories. And by the way, I think yours is... What are those? What is that called again? The... when the copper... They're micro fishers. There's various micro... these copper pipes had little pinholes that were microscopic that would leak water and in some cases spray an extremely fine stream. Nice. Just junk from China. So yeah, this is... to analyze it. Here's the no agenda thesis is Chinese copper.

14:07 Right? Specifically Chinese copper pipes. Chinese copper would be raw material. Okay, Chinese copper pipes. I'm putting that in the show notes. You, in the newsletter, snidely made a comment that, of course, I will be saying it was a directed energy weapon. I did not. That's exactly what I said. I did not say you. One of our analysts. Thanks, John. Gee, who could that be? But no, I'm going to surprise you. I'm going to surprise you. It was not a directed energy weapon because we would have seen, you know, rods from God, all of that stuff. I looked for it, no. But there was a notice to airmen up in Alaska on the same day, warning of harp activity. Now that station, that was supposed to be shut down. They keep doing stuff.

14:56 I believe they... I thought they shut this down years ago and they keep doing stuff? Yeah, it's continuously active. It's lying. So with HAARP, as we all know... Maybe they can't turn it off, how about that? Well, here's the thing, I mean I love this theory. With the, with HAARP, they shoot off high frequency radiation off the ionosphere and they're pretty good at targeting because they can create earthquakes. This is the earthquake machine. I've talked about it for 14 years and the theory is that Jared and Ivanka have a condo right nearby and it was just, they just missed. They got the wrong one. Kind of like when they hit the Chinese embassy in Yugoslavia or Croatia. I like that one. Yeah, or Bosnia, I forgot where it was. But it was hit by a missile. Yes, so this was hit by an earthquake.

15:57 And sadly it missed. So they live and a lot of people died. And then the final one, which has just got to be... Whoever launched this, I love you for setting this up this way. There was a tweet from John McAfee from June 8th, of which there is no evidence the tweet actually existed. There's a lot of screenshots. There's nothing on the Wayback Machine. And I will read the tweet. June 8th. If anything ever happens to me, please know that the 31 terabyte of files I have are located on hard drives in my condo near 88th Street and Collins Avenue just north of Miami Beach.

16:41 Whoever did this is she whoever did this is genius because of course you look at 88th and Collins, and that's the location sure I Love how John McAfee is messing with us even from the grave. He would be so proud Somebody with Photoshop is messing with us. You don't even need Photoshop You can you can just change the the Dom on the source page of a Twitter page and you can put it in yourself and It's very easy to falsify, but I thought that was one of the best and the number of people who are falling for this one is insane. People fall for everything, it's ridiculous. Well the tweet was deleted. Well, there's always evidence. The tweet was deleted by who? And why? Why that one? Why that one? So, anyway, I don't want to make light of what is clearly tragic.

17:32 I might want to point out that they have a lot of problems with fires. They can't seem to get the fires out underneath the underground garage. Yeah, filled with cars. What kind of cars? I don't know what kind of cars. How about a couple of Tesla's? Oh, that seems to be burning forever. Three to four days. Who knows how many Tesla's were in that building? Well to do people in the building, I believe. So right on the beach there. So it can't be a cheap outfit. So maybe they got some Teslas. Oh yeah, Teslas would be a... yeah, crush the car and then... yeah. That's a good point. So anyway, we don't have to do much more than that. The mainstream media will confuse you all day long and I think they're gonna go with the... I think they're gonna go with climate change. There's no way they will go with the China thing. No way. No way. No way.

18:31 So my quote at the beginning of the show has to do with the CEO of Nike irresponsibly making that comment. Well no. Which I think, because they're associating, they're going to associate, at least the right is going to associate Nike with slave labor. and now they're going to have to do basketball, American basketball, black American basketball players are all bought and sold by Nike are going to have to consider the fact that they're supporting slavery. How is that going to work? How does that fly? Well this is going to be covered up, what he said. In fact I tried to get a recording of it because he said it on a quarterly conference call I believe. I couldn't find it. It'll show up. It will eventually. So his exact quote was

19:19 We are the largest sport brand there, and we are a brand of China and for China. And the biggest asset we have in China is the consumer equity. Consumers feel a strong, deep connection to the Nike, Jordan, and Converse brands in China, and it's real. So this is what I... It's so fun about this. And this is... I think this is part of the environmental, social, corporate governance goals that they have somehow. So slavery's okay, it's not considered in there. Isn't that being a social governance part? Yes, it is. Slavery's okay. They don't care. Okay, as long as it's listed on there, it's okay. They don't care. They really don't. Well, is there anything else? I mean, it's kind of weird because we can stick with ESG stuff, of which I have a few prime examples, and then go into Trump because I do want to hear it. Because I tried to watch some of it and I hope you got good clips because it was quite tedious at the opening.

20:21 Well, the whole thing... Well, I have... Oh, I don't have my sheet here, but I did some observations to make it. Put them on a little sheet. Here's what I'll do. I got a couple of short clips, one disaster, and then we can go into that. This is... You'll like this because this is all of the corporations. I guess that's where it's going to come from. If people want to support Nike and their use of slave labor or their endorsement of slave labor or they're looking the other way or whatever it is, They can do that. Of course it's very easy for everyone to say, you know, we're just not going to buy Nike, we're going to buy Adidas or some other brand. There's a lot of them, Fila, Reebok, I mean there's a ton of competition. The Puma's, Under Armour. The power is within the shoes. Yeah, the power is within the purchases. And the best, there is one good brand.

21:11 Crotchers. I was gonna say Crocs. Have you seen the new... Yeah, Crocs. You know, Crocs I don't like. The new high-heeled Crocs are all the rage. I don't even want to talk about the high-heeled Crocs again. We didn't. We talked about it after the show and you were very interested then. Yeah, well... Alright, let's just go through some cultural Marxism ESG crap that's all around us with some wokeness from the Federal Aviation Administration. Yeah, they're doing this throughout government and throughout much of America. So this group advising the FAA, they say instead of saying airman, say aviator, instead of saying cockpit,

21:50 Flight deck fabricated instead of man-made all in the sake of being more inclusive and gender neutral It's the PC police coming for more of our culture this time coming for the aviation industry Cockpit, I mean that's a stretch man. Do they think the cock and cockpit is a is a masculine thing? Is that the idea? And we're just unbelievable if that's true. What is the etymology of cockpit actually? Let's look it up. Let's consult the book of knowledge Okay, let's see what it is are you looking it up? Yeah, I'm trying okay I'm very curious where that came from a pit in closed space for fighting cocks. Oh, it would be for chickens Yes roosters, right?

22:41 Anyway, so what? It's not allowed man. Can't say cockpit. I mean most aviators and we say we say aviators. It's not even something that nobody says chairman. Yes, even the no tam is a is a acronym for men notice to airmen and OTA. So that all about the women they don't get no drive through it. Do whatever they want. They don't have to pay attention. A screenshot here in the show notes from a large medical system, hospital system. It's internal and someone was nice enough to give me a screenshot. And here it says, are you proudly vaccinated? Show it in your email signature. Check out the new email signature template options in the Brand Center with new vaccination badges and guidelines for adding your pronouns. Remember to always download the template rather than copying one from a colleague.

23:42 So, in addition to he, she, they, them, zees are fully vaccinated, that's being promoted by corporate America to put that on your email signature. I believe this to be a bad trend. Oh, it's disgusting. Amidst all of the... Why don't you put a Heil Hitler in there while you're at it? There you go. Amidst all of the controversy around... Gosh, what was I going to say now?

24:18 I completely lost it. You lost your train of thought. Well, I'm trying to get into this master card. Oh yes, the voting, the US Attorney General Department of Justice saying they will sue Georgia over their racist voter laws. Of course they're going to lose that. It's a complete distraction so we didn't look at Kamala looking like an idiot at the non-border. But while we have this, You know, and obviously what's being said is, well, that's one of the main points which is so ridiculous. You're requiring ID, black people don't have IDs. That's in essence what's being said. Because black people are too dumb to get IDs. They're too dumb to get IDs, right. We're trying to protect them from their own stupidity. That's the Democrat way. Well, names and identity are just a thing of the past with these people.

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27:04 Who says? Well, I know for a fact that it's not easy when Tina has taken her three years to complete every single piece of paperwork to get her name changed everywhere. It's a nightmare. Yeah, but I just on the card, I mean you fill out the form, it's just a simple form. Yeah, could be, I don't know. Well, maybe there's nothing new here, they're just marketing it that way. Which is kind of smart. Becoming my guess. Yeah, kind of smart. If you really want to be on board and you really want to show your stuff, Nasdaq is the place for you with your corporate... By the way, keep cash. Cash. Cash? Use cash. No, that's ending. Cash is over. We lost that during the pandemic.

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28:36 We will... so NASDAQ will help you seem to be the company you aspire to be. To help you deploy an ESG strategy to be seen as the company you aspire to be. Seen. Don't worry, we'll cover it up. Seen, not seem though. It's not seem. No, it's seen. It doesn't matter. Seen or seem is both just as bad. Yeah, well that's a standard marketing play. You want to be seen a certain way. Well, sorry. How about really doing the work people? But the big... Nobody cares about that. The big controversy came this morning and it happened

29:15 either earlier today or yesterday in the European Union. There was supposed to be a meeting between the Council, the Starfleet Command, about Russia, specifically about Russia. And Viktor Orban, president of Hungary, was in the meeting and the meeting turned into a shout fest and a whole anger situation about a new bill that Orban signed into law. I'll read you a little bit from this here. In a very tense and at times emotional European summit, EU leaders joined forces against Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban over his government's new anti-LGBT law, with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte going as far as suggesting Hungary should leave the bloc if it doesn't agree with the EU's core values.

30:08 Last week the Hungarian Parliament passed a new law that bans the portrayal of homosexuality and sex reassignment in school education material and TV programs addressed to people under 18 years of age. The Hungarian government argues the law primarily targets pedophilia, but the conflation between the LGBT community and pedophiles has been harshly denounced by human rights experts and civil society for perpetuating damaging stereotypes. So this is still Pride month and we're going to excoriate everybody on every single view you have. And in this case, the Dutch Prime Minister took it to a new level. Here's a Euronews report. Dutch Prime Minister Mark Ritter had some strong words for his Hungarian counterpart, Viktor Orban, on Thursday. Respect LGBT rights or leave the European Union.

30:58 The dressing down came after bloc leaders confronted Orbán over a law that banned schools from using materials deemed to promote homosexuality. It's my intention on this point to bring Hungary to its knees. They have to realize they are either a member of the European Union and so a member of the community of shared values that we are. That means that in Hungary, in Budapest, in all of proud Hungary, which is a beautiful country, that nobody can be discriminated. So, the controversies that he said, we need to bring Hungary to its knees. I even got notes from people that I know this morning, holy crap! What kind of totalitarian crap is that going down there? And I need to let everybody know something. In Dutch, this is a very unfortunate translation for the Prime Minister, in Dutch it's a very common saying to say

31:50 I'm gonna bring that person to its knees or that situation to its knees. It's not, it doesn't have the same weight as we're gonna bring you to your knees, you slaves, not quite the same thing. But it's being interpreted that way by everybody, that he's a totalitarian nut, he's actually a douchebag. He's a wimpy guy who used to be in an HR department for some corporation and somehow he worked his way up through the political ranks Anyone can be president. And I have to remind people that the Dutch have very anachronistic terms that they still use. For instance, kanker and cholera. So, and which translates to cancer, kanker and cholera is cholera.

32:36 It is very common for someone to say, kanker op, which means cancer off, or krijg de cholere, get cholera. It's a bit antiquated, yes. It's integrated. People don't have the same weight as when you could actually get cholera and die in the old days. So I think that's kind of where this comes from. But this was the president of Starfleet's command, Von der Leyen, and she took this very seriously with a fun little kicker at the end. The Hungarian bill is a shame. And I've instructed my responsible commissioners to write a letter to the Hungarian authorities concerning or expressing our legal concerns before the bill enters into force. This bill clearly discriminates against

33:32 people on the basis of their sexual orientation. Did you get that from what I just read that this bill discriminates people to not have it? Just it just prohibits promoting homosexuality in the schools. Yes. Well, that's not the way the EU sees it. I mean, that's the way we do the same thing in most of the local school districts. We don't bring it. You know, we don't bring I mean, it's not everywhere. Some places, you know, they try to convince it's just It's a touchy subject, but it doesn't seem unreasonable. ...of their sexual orientation and it goes against all the values, the fundamental values of the European Union. Really? And this is human dignity, it is equality and is the human fundamental rights. So we will not compromise on these principles. You know, if they're going to do... I'm okay with that. I mean, if that's really what you want to do when your community wants to have this taught to children, that's fine.

34:27 But we also then must teach children the central banking system. If you really want to know what's inequitable, unfair and full of crap, you should teach them that as well. And I have said it before and I want to repeat it. I strongly believe in a European Union that is clear that where where you are who you want to be and I strongly believe in a European Union where you are free to love whom you want. And I believe in a European Union that embraces diversity. This is the foundation of our values. Yeah, unfortunately though when my daughter, when she was living with her girlfriend, they couldn't even hold hands in the city of Rotterdam on certain streets because of the immigrants

35:12 predominantly Muslim who will spit on you, yell at you, become violent. I'm not so sure where this pacifist love who you want to love thing comes from in the EU because it's not true. So I will use all the powers of the Commission to ensure that the rights of all EU citizens are guaranteed whoever you are and wherever you live. That's my favorite. One guy. Oh yes! Clap for her! No one jumped in. Alright. Stonewall. This is just Pride Month. It's just one after the other. The Stonewall Foundation, very big LGBTQ nonprofit, is now bullying employers into pushing its

36:07 pro-trans agenda on social media in exchange for a higher ranking in Stonewall's annual top 100 places to work list. You see how it works? Yeah. That's how it works. It's really good. Well, I'll continue with my thesis that I don't think sexual orientation should be taught to a fifth grader. We never got it. When I was a fifth grader. When you were a fifth grader, you were a goofball. Why would you be introduced to this sort of thing? Total goofball. Yeah, well, it's to change something for sure.

36:47 Alright, do you feel that President Trump had any new material? He had a lot of new material. Most of the material was new. When did it come? Because it also brought out, I have to say this, the first half hour I watched 20 minutes and it wasn't new, it wasn't funny, I didn't get it. Yeah, you didn't watch the pre- You didn't watch anything, you just watched a little bit. You're trying to move out of Austin. I watched the RSBN coverage for about half an hour until he came on stage. I saw it, but it looked like a Trump rally, but just the... Did you see Marjorie Taylor Greene? Yes, I did. I did. Was there AOC comment, you mean? No, the whole thing. No, I didn't see the whole thing. Did you see Dr. Frank?

37:35 No, no, that's what you should have said. I actually clipped a good part of this thing. I'm going to send it to you to listen to. Okay. I have to say Dr. Frank is I'd like to know somebody in the chat room has to give me his full name so I can go to his website because he's got to have some dynamite material. This guy, Dr. Frank comes out and he does the whole deconstruction reverse engineering of the election. It's a jaw dropper. Really? Yeah, if you were kind of, you know, rigged, I don't know if you're rigged or not, you listen to this guy's lecture and he's a character. He's like, you got a cowboy hat on or something. Frank Gorshin. Gorshin? Frank Gorshin, the impressionist. I'm just reading what the trolls give me. I don't know if that's the right one. So it was a jaw-dropper.

38:34 And then he has a punchline to his whole lecture. I don't want to give it away, but oh man, I should have clipped this one little part and played it because it's so funny. But anyway, so Marjorie Taylor Greene, I do have a Marjorie Taylor Greene just listening to her. She's a real firecracker or somebody called her. I have to agree. This is Trump, this is Trump pre-MT Greene. few reasons why the DC swamp hates me so much because I want to impeach Joe Biden and I want to expel Maxine Waters and I want to fire dr. Anthony Fauci you know there's a lot of people that need to be fired

39:25 They had all these chants throughout the whole presentation. Well, there was lock her up and... This was fire Fauci. But do you find this interesting what she just said? I mean, isn't that what everybody on Twitter says who's on the right? They say the same thing. Yeah, no, but I just like her. Oh, okay. Well, that's fine. Uh, but she's kind of a character. I mean, she's just interesting enough. I like her as well and I didn't at first and I do, but this to me is just like, okay, I've heard, I heard this for four years. It's a rally. Yes, exactly. What's the point? I'm going to give you another one that you've heard before. This is the, then I'll get to the ones that are new. Okay. Uh, this is the Trump opener and this is, I think it going to be his theme for all these that he does and it's got to begin. Now he did, he did an hour 34.

40:13 And the first half hour I could see was, you know, it was a little rehash. He started getting into the new stuff when he, when the prompter started wiggling in the wind and he had to start ad-libbing more. By the way, his hair, phenomenal. I don't know what he's done. They've changed something. That shit stays down in the wind. It was windy too, you could see it trying to lift. It was trying to get some air, but it was a great hair job, no doubt about it. And it was a little gray, it was graying. The color, the texture, the density covering up the baldness, just the way it was. I mean, them must have been super velcro or something. This was really new, this was new technology.

40:54 Trump's hair technology. One of the original hairsprays would do that. Yes, Aquanet. Aquanet, yeah. Aquanet is the... You're telling me? It's like glue. Excuse me, you know that I was held hostage by my hair for half of my professional career. Oh, I think you still are. I have very short hair now. Well, most people wish they had your hair. Correct. Okay, here comes another slow moving train from China. Okay, let's listen to Trump opener. This is what's gonna be, he's gonna bitch and moan. This is gonna be his theme for the next year. Crime is surging, murders are soaring, police departments are being gutted, illegal aliens are overrunning their borders. Nobody's ever seen anything like it. Our poor borders, they were so perfect, they were so good.

41:52 Drug cartels and human traffickers are back in business like they've never been before. They're doing numbers that they've never even thought possible. And just a few short months ago, drugs were way down, human trafficking was way down, it was all way down. All they had to do is go away for a little while, it was beautiful. But the schools, when you take a look at schools, And you look at all of the things that happened, left wing indoctrination camps, critical race theory is being forced on our military. Gas prices are spiking, inflation is skyrocketing, and China, Russia, and Iran are humiliating our country. Joe Biden is destroying our nation right before our very own eyes.

42:48 The number one priority for everyone who wants to save America is to pour every single ounce of energy you have into winning a gigantic victory in the midterms and in 2024. This is, it's interesting you play this. There's a general theory that goes around The X22 report was one of the so-called QAnon podcasts that was kicked off Apple. So of course I listened to that to see what it is. How does that work? Well, Podcasting 2.0 is saving podcasting so we can still listen to it in the regular world. Not in Apple's dream fantasy. But it kind of goes like this.

43:34 President Trump has been waiting to make his re-entry because everyone had to feel it. We had to feel the pain of what this administration, this fake... I'm just retelling the way the story goes. Yeah, it's... Of this fake presidency and they continue to say, continue to say, that in the August-September time frame, everyone will be thrown in jail, the sealed indictments are opened up, and Trump is reinstated as president. But it's part of this. This is specifically, well, Trump, he hasn't done anything because he needs to let everybody feel the pain. Only when you feel the pain do you understand that it has to change.

44:20 I know these people. It's great. And the military critical race theory, I was thinking about that, that he mentioned. That makes total sense. The military is nothing more than the front for the military industrial complex. All these companies have to be woke. It's not the military, it's the companies that make up the military. I think that's where it's coming from. Maybe, but let's see here's I will skip right to this. This is Trump talking about the woke military. Okay? They are woke. They're woke. Our military will be incapable of fighting and incapable of taking orders. You're gonna tell some private, private stand up, you stand up right now. I'm not standing up. You can't talk to me that way, General. We're gonna have a whole different ballgame here. I don't know how they're gonna work that out. The private's gonna tell the general, don't you ever speak to me that way, General, I'll kick your ass.

45:21 That's our military. That's where we're going. I know some of these guys, boy they change quickly. They went right over to the other side. I heard that about a couple of them. The military brass have become weak and ineffective leaders and our enemies are watching and they're laughing. Yeah, woke. Yeah, well that sounded like insubordination, which he was talking about there, not wokeness. But yeah. I think he's trying to make it. He also, this was a clip that's kind of offbeat. This is him, I think he says bigly. And then he says big league. But you have, I listen, I'm telling you, I listened to this clip three or four times trying to figure out what he's saying here. And it's got nothing, it's not part of the new material. It's just something he threw in and I think he's experimenting with saying bigly. Didn't he,

46:22 Didn't start initially with people misunderstanding him saying big league and then yes and just became niggly then Scott Adams took it to the extreme and wrote a book about it Very good, which is why he got the invite to the White House, of course So listen to Trump on big league the press secretary with the extremely red hair Remember when she said she laughed at when the Space Force was benching she laughed remember that and And she got decimated by everybody when she left because we need space for us. You know, Russia's up there big league and China's up there big league and we were just sitting around watching them. No, he says big league twice. I hear it distinctly. I don't think he says bigly. I think it says bigly. The first time he says it sounds like big league more than big league. Well, it does. It does. It does.

47:15 He, by the way, uses the word decimated too often. It's also incorrect. What he's trying to say is... Well, you know, it's one of these things. Look at Merriam-Webster. They probably corrected it. Oh, have they already changed it? It is technically incorrect, I agree. But you know it, I know it, probably half the NOAAgender listeners know it. that decimated means taking out of 10% let's read the Webster dictionary decimate definition to select by lot and kill every tenth man to exact a tax of 10% to reduce drastically, especially in number, and to cause great destruction or harm. So they're kind of bringing it towards that. Yeah, and it's going to be the 10% thing is going to be over. And I was wrong. The four-month anniversary came and went on the 25th. I believe we put in the Red Book, which I found because, you know, we're packing up.

48:14 that Psaki would last four months. So she's outlasted the prediction. Here is Trump. Trump did a schtick that went on. I had to cut this way down. It was one of these meandering shaggy dog stories about Biden's State of the Union kind of quasi State of the Union address and he's condemning the media. The media had a good showing about he counted about 20 cameras and you know he's pointing him out doing his normal thing there but listen to this little bit. This is Trump on the Biden State of the Union. I watched the

48:54 Semi state of the union is sort of a weird side of the union. Nancy Pelosi had the single largest mask I've ever seen on a human being. The biggest. She had a mask, it went up to here. I don't know if it was three masks or one, but it was the biggest. The biggest mask I've ever seen. But I'll never forget, I watched and I said, that's sad. I said, he's gonna be killed by the media. Then I turned on to fake news CNN and MSDNC. And they said, Fox hasn't been so great either, have they? And they said, I thought it was just gonna get, it was a terrible evening. I turned on to a couple of the competing networks, call them.

49:43 And they're saying, not since FDR has there been a speech like this. You know, FDR was, I thought he had a magnificent presence, right? He would sit up there and his voice was beautiful and booming and elegant. And you remember so many of his phrases, right? The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. It was said so beautiful. Think of that, the way it was said. You always remember it, you can't forget it. The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. Okay, and they were comparing Biden to FDR. They are fake. They are so fake and so pathetic. And there's so many of them up there. There's so many of

50:26 Yeah, the story amongst the quote patriots because that's what they are. They're not QAnon, it's the patriots. Trump is about to launch all of his platforms. Now he already signed up and has been verified on Rumble. That sent a tremor through the industry. Oh, Rumble! Yeah. So let's see how long it takes for them to get the old DNS hijack from the Department of Justice. No, that will never happen. Well, it's just it's not really but there there is There's rumblings that there's something's at rumble a bit shoot. I'm some kind some kind of platform that former President Trump will be either launching or joining or yeah, it's coming I'm just I'm just telling what I'm hearing. Okay, so now I got Before I play the last clip which is the hydroxy clip, which is funny because it's something that we

51:25 talked about from day one and recommended his... what he finally concluded was what we recommended from the beginning. Yes. Which you'll get a kick out of, but let's just... but to be balanced I do... he does have a gaffe. Okay. So I had a few gaffes, but this was the worst one. This is the Trump gaffe, uh, the just Trump gaffe, not two, but the original. You'll hear it in here. That ended the evil empires and that sent a brave young man from Ohio to a plant. Think of it.

52:02 What? To a plant? As in the factory plant? He screwed up and he did it and he knew he did it. You can listen to the longer version of this clip and this is Trump gaffe 2 and then we I'll tell you what happened. That ended the evil empires and that sent a brave young man from Ohio to a plant. Think of it. You know who the man I'm talking about is? Who am I talking about? Paul Revere. Do you know who it is? The stars and stripes on the face of the moon. Do you know who the man is, right? Do you know? Oh, oh, it was a prompter misread. It was supposed to be planet. Well, I think what it was, I think it may have been on the prompter as planet. Which is not a planet. The moon is not a planet. And he choked in the middle of seeing the wrong word. Just said, fuck it. It said plant.

53:02 Nice, which is all wrong. Yes, totally wrong. So he was like He was bitching about the prompter quite a bit So let's now so here's the hydroxy thing. He concluded I think this is a real I like this clip because it was exactly what we said a year ago Hunter number where's Hunter? The virus came from a Chinese lab. Hydroxychloroquine actually works. Remember? Remember? I made a mistake on hydroxy. I should have said hydroxychloroquine is a disaster. Please do not use it. I would have said. Instead, I said it works. And now reports are coming out that it works. They probably destroyed a lot of lives.

53:57 Yeah, yeah, we said that multiple times, didn't we? It's like, just say it's shit, man. Then people will look into it. That, it's hydroxy more even so than ivermectin, which I think is really, that has to come to account for the medical industry, the pharmaceutical industry. Oh, and the news media. News media in particular. And a lot of, you know, it's kind of like the thing we don't talk about in the news media. It's like, well, we really can't discuss that it was basically us doing that. And sometimes you'll catch a clip where someone says, well, at the time, it's like everyone knew that was just bull crap. So we just reported that. Just show you the follow on me too attitude of these people. Yeah, it's pretty pathetic. Yeah. Yeah. So that's all I've got from the Trump. I think there may be something else throughout here.

54:52 Not really. I got some biting clips. Well, do you want to stick with political and since we've done... Yeah, we got a little, we got a little, but, but, a little intermezzo, a little entremont, a little something in between. Okay. Just a one-shot clip. Yeah. You heard this clip, but this is a very funny clip. This is Brett or Eric, one of the two, Weinsteins being presented with the idea of your concept of podcasting 2.0. Yes, this is I'm so happy for you to bring this one up. Yes, many people ever since the Weinsteins have been gotten strikes against their YouTube channel,

55:35 I went on Joe Rogan to talk about this along with Dr. Corey. People have been, because I see it, people have been tweeting Brett saying, hey, podcasting 2.0, you should check it out, value for value, podcasting 2.0. And I got very excited when I received this clip. Have you talked to Adam Curry about decentralizing your podcast? Is that her? Is that Heather who's saying that? I guess it is, right? Have you talked to Adam Curry? Yeah, it's his wife, it sounds like her. Yes. Have you talked to Adam Curry about decentralizing your podcast? Well, YouTube is looking to atomize our podcast, but I think this is a terrible idea. Do you want to actually respond to the question? I'm not sure what the question means. I mean, you're a huge fan of Adam Curry. Yeah.

56:22 But how? This is where I'm all excited. I'm like, oh my god, this is fantastic. He's a big fan. All I need to do is explain how we can save the world. But how? I don't know. There must be something I don't know. He must have a project that we're working on. Okay. Okay. You're like the Adam Curry. No, I'm not Adam Curry. No? Curtis I don't know who we're talking about Curtis aren't I yeah, you are yeah, okay. I don't know who Adam Curry is you can tell us yeah, tell us big letdown Go destroyed Immediately I mean what I thought was coming was even worse would have been Adam Carolla because that often happens, but okay, I'll take the confusion with Adam Curtis, but

57:06 Bottom line get your head out of your asses Weinstein's there's stuff we can do stuff here. We can help you instead of Which they're running on they're running on that he felt the need to bring up this atomize idea. I mean, I know this type of person and he thought it was cute. He's cute. You know, you avoid the initial question and go into Google, YouTube. Atomizing is just because it was a cute little idea that he had to get out. This is amateur hour podcasters because they have, it's just like they're, I don't know what it is, but it's something about

57:53 You have a bad concept, but it's in your craw and you really can't just drop it. You have to bring it in. Even though it's out of context and out of sequence, it's just bad. Yeah, those guys are hopeless. Well, I'm still very, very open to helping them. Well, I did get a tremendous ISO out of it. Oh, did you now? Yeah, because I got all these ISOs. I don't want to do the ISO. Oh, I see. I'll bet you it's this one. Huge fan. I'm a huge fan of Adam Curry. Yeah. Boom! No, that's not a boom. It's stolen valor. Stolen from who? Stolen from Adam Curtis, of course. It's stolen valor. It's not good. I will not do it. I'm a purist.

58:47 Well, I hope they get there. Where were we headed? Biden, Biden, Biden, Biden. We're going to do something about Biden. Biden has his problems, man. Well, you want to hear a few Biden clips? You might as well, sure. I mean, this is the time. I mean, hey, this is unfortunately the M5M have And it all plays, I'm a little tired and disgusted by it because Trump is doing these rallies. He knows that the media picks it up so now we're just going through a whole cycle because Biden is uninteresting. There's nothing else really going on, hence the wall-to-wall condo coverage. And now it's going to be condos and Trump.

59:32 It's boring! It's super boring! It really is. It's better for their numbers. Well that's why they're doing it. They can't do Biden because they're gonna do- we do Biden. We do Biden. Let's just do a few Biden gaffes. Okay. This is the Biden, this is the, I'm gonna use this one for this, the LGB, you notice when he does he goes LGBT and then he stumbles and he goes Q plus. It's like two different things. It's like alpha, beta, kappa. So here we go with the mumble, here's the mumble. I want to thank Secretary, well,

1:00:12 First of all, I want to say to Chaston, belated happy birthday, Chaston. What the hell? Let me hear that again. This is dumb. I want to thank Secretary... Well, first of all, I want to say... to Chaston. Belated happy birthday, Chaston. What is he saying? What does this have to do with LGBTQ? He's just saying happy birthday to Chaston? He's at an LGBTQ giant meeting and Buttigieg is there with his husband, wife, whatever. And he's trying to say Buttigieg. I want to thank Secretary... Well, first of all, I want to say to Chaston, belated happy birthday, Chaston.

1:00:54 Oh, he couldn't say because he read the prompt is like butted gig. But, but I don't know what this let me see if he had that queued up in his mouth. Let me hear it. I want to thank secretary. That says, but I'm not going to say, but Chaston Chaston Chaston. Is it? I thought it was Chaston. Is it Chaston? I don't know what it is. Belated happy birthday, Jackson. That's great. That's great. That's like one of those when you don't know someone's name. Hey, great seeing you again. Unfortunately, I have to do that. I do this all the time because if I see Sanjay Gupta or anyone, chances are I'm going to say, Jose, how you doing? Like I got all these wrong names in my head. Oh, from the show? Yeah, it would carry over into real life. Hey, Chip. Hey, Chip Gregory. This would be horrible. It would be horrible. I have to be very careful.

1:01:52 Yeah, well here's but now this is the one I got to this is an interesting clip because the thing is the thing is going on is there's this giant woman is a transgender male in New Zealand. I don't have her name in front of me, but she's a big weightlifter. Mm-hmm. And she trans... Transitioned? Transitioned? She transitioned at the age of 35. Yeah, which is an appropriate age. She was a male weightlifter of no particular prominence. But so she transitions at the age of 35 and within a couple of years she's the leading female weightlifter. And isn't she qualified for the Olympics? I read something like that. Yes, and this has become scandalous. This is fantastic! The Olympics doesn't know what to do. Nobody knows what to do. We haven't done that yet. We have a bunch of people that can easily, especially our runners,

1:02:45 transition to runners that are good. And so there's a bunch of operations that are starting up Save Women's Sports, there's a whole bunch of organizations. They don't know how to deal with this because it's kind of like, oh, what are we supposed to do here? Trump in his speech, he's against transitioned men competing in women's sports at any sort of a level that's meaningful. Biden? No, he's all in on it. And this is going to become a problem for him, I believe, because I don't think really the public at large and a lot of transsexuals aren't a big fan of this because they know it draws attention to them in a very negative way. But these woke Democrats, they're all, oh yeah, we got to do it that way. Well, they do what they always do. And I've never really been anti any party, but this particular version of the Democratic Party abuses black men, preferably dead, and trans women.

1:03:39 That's the whole thing. It's totally abusive. So let's listen to Biden on LGB... B... Y I have here. Q plus. Okay. And by the way, this bill doesn't just protect LGBTQ plus people. Oh, that's not bad. It's also going to strengthen existing civil rights protections for people of faith. People with disabilities. Women in public accommodations like doctor's offices, parks and gyms. I want to thank the leaders of the Congressional Equity Caucus for their continued work to make it happen. The Equality Act will also protect against the disturbing proliferation of anti-LGBTQ bills we're seeing in state legislatures. So far this year, hundreds of anti-LGBTQ bills have been introduced in state legislatures. More than a dozen of them have already passed, more than a dozen of them. These are some of the ugliest

1:04:38 most un-American laws I've seen, and I've been here a while. Many of them target transgender children, seeking to prevent them from receiving the appropriate medical care, for using the bathroom in high schools while they're with the one where they'll be most safe, even preventing them from joining sports teams with their classmates. A reminder that this was President Obama's entire second term agenda was gender neutral bathrooms. We have not moved very far. It doesn't seem like what they want is really working. And I read bills.

1:05:20 And so yeah, you can say that a bill similar I'm sure to what Hungary has done is anti-LGBTQ or to be correct LGBTQQIAAP plus, but they're not. It's just framing. It's just framing. This is a lie. Yes, it's a lie. It's just framing. It's really sad that this is what is just shoved into everyone's face. Luckily people are withdrawing from mainstream and this kind of drivel. And who listens to Joe Biden? The only thing they'll listen to is news models who are regurgitating.

1:06:02 Yeah, no, they don't like that clip Joe because he's just saying what he said they day everything is a middleman now Yeah, yes, so let's listen to a couple not this is an old one. I there's a couple of old clips that came up They were dug up. It's not that old. I mean, it's not like 10 years old just recent but not last week And this one I wanted to play because I got a kick out of this. This is Biden on the Tuskegee experiment. This is great. We were reaching out into minority communities, which, by the way, and many of the older members of that community had memories of experimentation on black Americans that were not told about, like what happened to the Tuskegee Airmen and all those tests.

1:06:51 Please do enlighten people who have not are not clued into Tuskegee Airmen and the Tuskegee syphilis experiments. There was a bunch of experiments done I think it was in the 30s if I'm not mistaken. It may have been sooner than that but they had a bunch of in the Tuskegee area they decided to let a bunch of black men who had syphilis just shine them on and not give them any treatment just so they could study syphilis a little more. And it was really shameful approach and this is, you know, blame the medical community for having to even be able to do this.

1:07:32 The Tuskegee Airmen, which had nothing to do with this, were a highly decorated group of pilots in World War II that were all blacks and honored for, including a movie by George Lucas that wasn't very good. just an extremely accomplished airman, but now with Biden they've mixed the two together so the airmen I guess all have syphilis. Just some detail on the Tuskegee Airmen, they were part of the 477th Bombardment Group. They were not all African-American actually. Five were Haitians, one from Trinidad, there were several Hispanics, Latino airmen from Dominican Republic,

1:08:17 So it was really a black community of airmen. It was a community. It was a black community of airmen, but they were very heroic, very successful. Yeah, they were outstanding. So this was, now this is some crazy gaffe where, and I don't know where this, this was just cropped up, and he's Trying to introduce or mention some police chief and he gets the guy's name wrong I think twice or maybe three times gets the city wrong and then finally gets it right Maybe at the end police chief Murray of the Baltimore Excuse me, please chief Mary police chief Murphy Wow that ruse, Louisiana, whoo

1:09:01 Man that was a bad one Joe. Let's hear it again police chief Murray of the Baltimore Excuse me, please chief Mary police chief Murphy Paul He's really deteriorating yeah, it's really many the recent most recent thing that everyone's all over because it's so weird Was his whispering during yeah, he's whispering. Yes, and I have a medley of I like to put it, of his whispering. It's not a supercut but a medley? This is... It's a medley of his whispering. No, supercuts are just a bunch of different disparate people saying the same thing. This is all Biden. Employers can't find workers. I said, yeah, pay them more. This is an employees, employees bargaining chip now. What's happening? 1.9 trillion dollars relief so far.

1:10:02 They're going to be getting checks in the mail that are consequential this week for child care. The bill on the environment. Why would I not be for it? Yeah, I've analyzed this for myself, why he's doing this. Do you have any thoughts? Because I think I... No, I have zero. I just... It's Biden. I mean, what kind of thoughts is he going to trigger? But I'd love to hear the analysis. What I believe is happening is he is taking personal credit for the overpayment or overstimulation of the economy. And as he's... What he's taking credit for now is higher wages for everybody.

1:10:45 And so he's kind of making it sound like, I gave them 1.9 trillion dollars so that everybody could stay home and now they're in the catbird seat. They can demand higher wages. I did that Joe Biden. Listen to it again. Employers can't find- No wait, not for you. I was going to give it for everybody else. No, but okay, we'll play it one more time because I have a counter to this. Okay, I'll play it up to that bit. Employers can't find workers. I said, yeah, pay them more. This is an employees, employees bargaining chip now. What's happening? $1.9 trillion relief so far. Okay. I don't think he needs to whisper. What's the point of whispering? Is it because it's a big secret or he thinks he's being sneaky? Is he, is he trying to portray himself as sneaky?

1:11:43 That's what you're saying. Yes, yes. I mean, I agree with you. Yes, I think so. I think that's... I agree with you that... Or strategically sneaky, like, hey, see what I did there? I think it's creepy. I don't think a president of the United States is supposed to be sneaky. Well, no. It seems to come with the job, though, for most. Yes, but you don't have to portray it. But he's a senile old man. What do you expect from him? I'm amazed that he knows he had anything to do with it. Now, if you're going to, not you, but if someone's going to be a pundit on television and going to make fun of Joe Biden with his creepy whispering, you better have everything straight.

1:12:26 This is Dick Morris. Is he just a consultant, a political consultant that's been around forever or has he ever held any kind of office? Dick Morris, I think he worked in the Clinton, one of the president's regimes some time ago. I mean, I had him on Silicon Spin once. Oh, how was that? Oh, it was like, it was kind of a semi-disastrous because of the fact that he wouldn't stop talking. And a couple of the panelists were mumbling into the mic about can't this fucking guy stop talking? It wasn't a good situation. Yeah, he was a friend and advisor to Clinton during his Arkansas days.

1:13:09 and he is the disillusioned Democrat who has now became a Republican. He's a consultant, yeah. Strategist. Yeah, fathead consultant. He's our competition with the Curry-Dvorak Consulting Group. So it's always fun to make fun of him. It's always fun to make fun of the competition when they suck. Here's Dick Morris. Well, when you whisper because you want to keep a secret, that's one thing. When you whisper because you're not able to project your voice because you're so frail and old and weak, I'm not sure what to do about it. I think that the solution for Joe Biden is listed in the field of taxonomy.

1:13:48 You know what that is where they stuff a moose head and put it on the wall. Oh my goodness That's what we need to do with Joe Biden stuff and bring him out. Oh my goodness I don't know about that dick. Come on. Now. This is what I mean. He says taxonomy they meant taxidermy What an idiot and the news model is even stupider Yes, that's a complete wrong word. Taxidermy is stuffing the animals. But he says taxonomy. Yeah, he says taxonomy, which has to do, I think, with the analysis of systems. I have to look it up. Yes, that is true. Yeah, that's pretty dumb. And she's dumber than he is, obviously, because she doesn't know what any of it means. That's the stuff that passes for... That's what you get on TV nowadays. Yes, exactly. Exactly. Is that on Fox? Yeah, totally.

1:14:43 Oh yeah, those guys are no good. I woke up this morning, you know we've been looking for a new chief of police here in Austin. as Art Acevedo, who was a pretty good police chief. He went to Houston. Houston seems to be doing okay. Everything's falling apart in Austin. This is the last show, by the way, from Austin tomorrow. Yeah, congratulations. Thank you, thank you. We re-enter the state of Texas. After you're done with this, I want to play an Austin clips to make sure that we stay in the Austin theme. Go on. Okay. So I woke this morning. There are 44 candidates for Austin's next police chief.

1:15:19 And what do you think the headline is? I have no idea. Three women of color with leadership experience have applied to be next chief of the Austin Police Department, bringing a level of diversity to the candidate pool that was lacking in earlier review of applicants. Man, it's some doozies, man. It's the one from Atlanta? Who left? Didn't she quit? Yeah, Celeste Murphy. Oh, she was the deputy chief. I'm sorry. Celeste Murphy. Murtha Ramos who was chief in DeKalb County, Georgia and Amada Tingiridis who was the LA Police Deputy Chief. I'm seeing three strikes here. Atlanta is a mess, Los Angeles is a mess, and there's 41 other candidates but this is all the whole story is about them.

1:16:17 Yeah, yeah. That's... no one cares about having a good police chief. Let's just make sure that we virtue signal. No, you don't want a good police chief. You want a police chief that looks good. There you go. Just like the Nasdaq. You'll be seen as good. What's your Austin story? Yeah I have an Austin story because I figured, well the reason is because I wanted a boots on the ground report from you. Oh I know exactly what this is. Oh. And so I figured, well, because they just found it, the championship was taking place of the Austin A... Yes. It was the ACL in Austin. Let's play this clip here. Oh, here we go. Yes, I'm very familiar with what's going on. And we welcome you back inside the Austin Convention Center here in Austin, Texas. Pro Shootout number four here on the ACL Pro Shootout Tour. Alongside Trey Rider and Jeff McCarregor, we are pleased to be joined now by

1:17:14 Kaylee Hunter who just won the women's singles final for her first pro victory. Kaylee, congratulations. You know, I know this has been a lot while you're only 19 so I'm sure I'm not sure I call it a long journey but it has been a journey for you. Just talk about what this moment means for you with your first pro win. It feels amazing. Honestly, I'm still shocked just because I don't know I've been getting third or making it to the broadcast every time. I'm just happy that I finished it out. Wait, this is something different. I thought this was going to be soccer. Oh no, this is the ACL. I figured this is where you go to because it was the big event. No, no, no. I paid attention to the brand new FC Austin football club.

1:17:58 Oh, you didn't go to the ACL? No, I was watching Austin get obliterated. Oh yeah, well that would be the way it would go. Okay. Well, the ACL I think is more important. I didn't even know the ACL was taking place. Yeah. You know what it means, right? No. Oh, so you're just gonna play dumb. I thought you'd be at this. It's the American Cornhole League. There's a professional league. Oh, yes. ACL, the American Cornhole League. You know, and Kaylee there won the women's singles. Yes, you're right. I did see a quick news flash. How strange that I did not do anything with it. What was I thinking? Yes, yes, cornhole event. You're so right. We do have a league.

1:18:58 So, okay. Well, I am professionals. Yes. Yes. I know we also have a professional axe throwing league here. I could have had Not to be confused not to be confused It's very bad. If you confuse the two go to the wrong event, it could end up bad and very bad Okay. And by the way, the professional corn holders, it's pretty astonishing to watch how they operate. They can nail that, they can toss that sand bag, you know, just right into the hole. One guy beat another guy 24 to nothing. Oh, it's very impressive how they do this.

1:19:36 I would like to see, and just not to get carried away with this, but I would love to see some professional basketball players that the famous three-point guys, the guys like Stephen Curry or Damian Lillard, take the sport on. I bet you they could just nail one bag after the other right in that hole. So I think that has potential. Anyway, that was my report. Thank you. I know you're going to be leaving Austin for Pflugerville and you're not going to be able to go to these things anymore. Do you know how many people think I'm actually moving to Pflugerville or Waco or the Schlitterbahn? It's quite impressive. What? People think I'm moving to Waco or Pflugerville or... That's Pflugerville. Yeah, Pflugerville. Mm-hmm. Well, it's a little town outside of Pflugerville, right? Yes. Yeah, right near the Schlitterbahn. Exactly. I'm just going to say the heart of Hill Country, Texas, because that's true.

1:20:31 That's in the other direction. No, no. Okay. Do we want to do any vaccine stuff here? Or do you want to take a break? Because I do have a few, some of them funny, some of them interesting. Well, the break's not going to last long. We had lousy donations today. We've got a few executive producers we can thank them now and we can get right back to the... Yes, well but first, yes, first let me thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you the man who put the sea in the cornhole league of course ladies and gentlemen John C. DeVorek! Well in the morning to you Mr. Atomker, also in the morning to all ships and sea boots on the ground, feet in the air.

1:21:17 Subs in the water and all the dames and knights out there can't believe I said John C. DeVorek I meant to vorac you said diver said to Verick it was Joe Biden Hey everybody, it's the trolls in the troll room. They are at troll room dot IO. Let me count on Still no counts no counts what is going on? Oh Why is the count not working? Someone's messing with my count. 2024. Whoa! That seems to be higher than usual. Am I... Not for Sunday. It's 22... We were peaked at 2200. We've peaked, bro. We've totally peaked. We've peaked on trolls. We've peaked on donations. The show has peaked. The show has peaked. We're relegated now to laughing about cornhole.

1:22:11 Anyway, the Troll Room is of course a very wonderful place where the trolls congregate, over 2,000 of them listening to the live stream. Trollroom.io, now that's open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We have a lot of live shows on that stream, all from Gitmo Nation, all part of the Value for Value system and environment and community that we have created together. And you can go ahead and troll along, chat to people, there's even some fun little commands you can issue, you can get temperature somewhere else, check the Bitcoin price, all kinds of bots that they've implemented.

1:22:49 Why don't you just follow us at noagendasocial.com which is our non-algoized federated social network. You can follow John at johncdvorak.noagendasocial.com. I am at adam at noagendasocial.com. And you can't sign up for an account anymore, noagendasocial.com, but you can follow us. And once you follow, then the Fediverse starts to do its magic. and you eventually wind up with pretty much everything on your federated stream that comes in from noagendersocial.com. And one more important group to thank is our group of artists who always bring us fresh new album artwork for every single episode. Tante Niel nailed it for episode 1358. Tante Nieled it. Tante Nieled it, 1358. We titled that one the Media Lie-scape.

1:23:42 And you totally dominated this time in the... No. You know, I record these things now because you're making me look good. Bad. You're making me sound like a douche. But we did have quite a conversation and I'm scrolling now to take a look. Well, she did the... She did two versions of this, did she not? She did two versions. I like... Here's... That's right, we had to talk about this. She did two versions of the same art, but she had different little symbols. She used the British House of Parliament and the one we picked. Yeah. And then she had the coat of arms, the British coat of arms. But that wasn't the reason why one was picked over the other. No. I would have preferred the British coats of arms.

1:24:33 instead of the House of or the Parliament building because she darkened the background and darkened the card color. I like the darker version better, but I didn't like the House of the Parliament. I'd rather have the little coat of arms because I think that made it was a better looking image, but she didn't do an alternative with that on it. Right. She changed too many things. If you're going to do these variables, you know, Don't change everything. Change one or two things and then change it. I mean, I felt this was not optimal. I would prefer the original art in the darker mode. This is good feedback. I think the main point is if you're doing a variation or a variant, don't change too much. Yeah, don't change everything. Just change, you know, especially if you're just dealing with the colors of the image.

1:25:30 Because it really was better darker. It needed to be darker so it had more contrast. Contrast is important. Was there anything else that we liked in this batch that came in? I'm trying to see. It may have been something. Well, I'd used Kenny Ben's for the pre-art 1358 because I thought that looked good. The Tokyo No Screaming from Darren didn't quite come out. It didn't get you, it was not gettable. Yeah, I mean the problem with some of these, and I should mention this, often an artist will title their work, in fact every piece is titled. Yes, this is a common complaint of yours. But if you don't understand the art without reading the title, it's just no good. I agree. And that's how we kind of evaluate it. We don't, because you mouse over it, it'll bring you up the title.

1:26:25 And if you have to do that... Yeah, we don't look at the titles until we blow it up. Yeah, and so if you have to do that, then it's kind of a fail. But, man, do we appreciate the work these artists do. And yes, someone was laughing that I still called album art, but that is exactly what it's still in the RSS, or the... I think the iTunes namespace is album art, so we've just kept it at that. But it is all possible thanks to the NOAgenda Art Generator, noagendaartgenerator.com. That is where... artists from all walks of life can upload during the show, which most do. We select art right after we're done. It's basically the third item on the list after we get the files ready and do the credits. So it's fast work that they do and it's really fun. It's a great contribution to the value for value model that we employ here. And we were talking earlier about Podcasting 2.0.

1:27:22 John, are you familiar with the No Agenda quotes that I think Phone Boy does on Twitter and No Agenda Social? Yeah. So he's now using the new version of Podverse, which is a podcasting 2.0 app, and one of the new things that we put in, which is called the sound bites or clips. So now with every single quote that he has, there's a link, you click on the link, it opens up a web page with the Podverse player and you actually can play that little clip. Yes, I know. Well, Facebook does this is saying that this is coming for them and they're going to do it one day. And I hope they implement podcasting 2.0 and not reinvent the wheel. But I would just want to ask everyone to go take a look at it. Yes. You want to put money on that?

1:28:12 Put money on what? The simplicity of just adopting Podcasting 2.0 as opposed to it not invented here and dreaming up some piece of shit that doesn't work. I've heard they're sniffing around. I haven't actually heard from them, but no, I'd put no money on it because of course the whole idea is just like the original blogs and RSS, Silicon Valley wants to remove that. They want it gone. So they're not interested in open distributed systems. They want to have closed stuff that they can control and own and advertise on. Right? Exactly. Right? Try out a new podcast app today, newpodcastapps.com and let's thank some of our executive and associate executive producers for episode 1359 of the No Agenda Show. Kicking it off with Sir David. Sir Donald. Sir David. Sir David. Sir Donald. Sir David, the fresh Prince of Bel-Air, which is Bel-Air, Texas. Yes.

1:29:13 Which is different. Uh, three three three? Three three three dot six five? Celebrating my 65th birthday on the 25th. Nice. Officially elderly. Okay. Thanks for your courage looking for- Let's do this correctly. Uh, so hold on a second. Say something. Uh, something. One two. Test one two. What are you doing? My uh, um, I have a an actual knob. Okay, that is just the opening clip for the show. Okay. Thank you. Yeah, I have a knob that I use to control the volume. Yes of the speakers so I can eat so I don't have to go clicking around and turn them up and down or whatever and Sabrina it's part of the system. Actually, it's pretty nice. No, this is the scarlet the scarlet knob and

1:30:11 It's not a scarlet knob, it came with the speakers. It's from, I don't know, the brand is. Anyway, it fell onto the floor. Your knob fell on the floor? And my foot caught the wire and it fell on the floor as I moved around. And so then I had to stop the show and make you... Oh, you were doing volume adjustment. Okay, gotcha. Yeah, so that's what that was about. That has happened a couple of times. I had a joke in there somewhere I was gonna do. But wait, does the knob come off the actual device? No, it's a couple of wires hooked to just a, it's a, just a, uh, it's like a fader. Hmm. I just call it a knob. A fader! I was gonna do this, I was gonna do this in his new elderly voice. Okay. Celebrate, celebrate, shrug. Oh, this is, I can't do it. You can do it, you can do it. Celebrating my 65th birthday on the 25th.

1:31:09 Officially elderly. Thanks for your courage. Looking forward to normality and sweet forgetfulness like sleepy Joe Biden. Sleepy Joe. And R2-D2 karma to all Sir David, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Texas. Here we go. Here we go. Here we go. You've got karma. That was pretty good. It was too good at the end there. You need to crackle it up a little bit more, but it was good. I like this voice. It seems to be hard. It seems to hurt. It's good for just saying hello or something. Jordan Lenting comes in with 33333. He clicked on the executive producer drive link and we appreciate that. Dans le matin! Dans le matin, gents! Greetings from the French-speaking part of the People's Republic of Canada. Bonjour!

1:32:12 I have been an avid listener since Adam's first JRE appearance. You know what that means. Morgan Donation. Won a show. But have been suffering from a bad case of douchebaggery, so this is my way of saying thanks for an amazing show. I would like to take this opportunity to ask my smoking hot partner for the last nine years, and whom I have repeatedly hit in the mouth, MJ, to marry me! So here it is through the sultry voice of Mr. Curry. We need a little, uh, a little music. I didn't even know this was here today. Did you know this was happening? I didn't see this happen. I love this. This is beautiful. Okay. So this is from Jordan Lentink to his smoking hot partner for the last nine years. MJ, couples that know agenda together stay together. Would you do me the great honor

1:33:10 of taking my hand in marriage? Love is lit. No jingles, no karma. Let us know, Jordan! I wonder, is this gonna be like in the car when she hears it, or what do you think? What are you playing? What? I'm playing the appropriate backgrounder sound. Wow, that's beautiful. Let us know. I hope it works out and can they even get married in Can they even go to a wedding? You can't do that in Canada. Can you? Congratulations, you two crazy kids. Very nice. That was sweet. John Carpenter in Cala Bama, Cala Bama. That's Cala Bama, California. Calabasas. 33333 another executive producer.

1:34:05 Hearing John howling, Don't it strangely gave me FOMD, Job and Health, Karma for All, Lit Love from John from Calabasas or in our case, Calabama. Ah, I get it. Since we live on the wrong side of the tracks. Yes, and FOMO is pronounced FOMO? is an acronym for fear of missing out. Yeah, FOMO. And so we're going to give John an extra bit of FOMO. Oh man, that chime hurt. That chime hurt so bad. The chime? Yeah, that's the... you don't hear the chime on that one? Oh yeah, it's... The Zenergy chime.

1:35:04 Yeah, I have that's minor. You know I have a people really don't like this energy chime. It hurts It really freaks people out so do it. I can't find it It's around here somewhere. I have the three note one. Yeah, no, that's no good. It has to be this energy chime No, it's the middle one of the three is this is this energy? Chime is that this has two additional ones Yeah, I find it extremely annoying to listen to. I guess it works well in a classroom to get everyone to shut up. Patrick Winegard in Zeeland, Michigan, 333. Please give a big happy birthday to my awesome wife Jubilee Winegard. You bet, she's on the list for sure. Sir Anonymous of Philadelphia, 333.

1:35:59 Please refer to me as Sir Anonymous of Philadelphia, which is my name on no agenda social. I would like to request... Oops, hold on. I got the message again to upgrade my system. Uh-oh, here we go. Snooze for 10 minutes. I'm putting it on snooze. Snooze. Snooze. Which is my name on No Agenda Social, I would like to request some moving karma, and Adam needs that too, for myself as well as for Adam. Though my moves should be largely complete by the time this is read. Oh man, this is kind of like the Jackson Brown, the loadout, make sure you got it all good to go before you come for my piano. That's the only thing left is the studio.

1:36:40 And everything is boxed up. Is everything ready all out or ready to go? No ready to go tomorrow the movers come and Tina has packed everything By herself, I would have to say every she's done all of it. It's probably best. That's what she would say Best that's what I was gonna. Okay. I'm gonna tell you what I was gonna I forgot to mention another show another Tina why she's the keeper she has some of the greatest handwriting I have seen in 20 years. Where did you see her handwriting? Or as they would call it, she has a terrific hand. I love her hand. Where did you see her handwriting? That check that you got from one of the donators who sent it to your box for some unknown reason had to be forwarded to me to be deposited in the bank. That's right, she dropped it in the envelope. She wrote out the envelope. It's stupendous.

1:37:44 That's stupendous. She obviously learned how to write in school. Yeah. Which is not taught anymore. Why do you think I snagged her, dude? Same. She packs a tight suitcase. She packs a tight house. She's got beautiful handwriting. Oh, and she's beautiful and I love her! Enough. Thank you very much, Sir Anonymous of Philadelphia. Benjamin Nydus. Nydus. From San Francisco, California, 260, first associate executive producer for today. John, Benjamin says, I felt so horrible about not having an envelope full of cash for you at the Walnut Creek meetup.

1:38:26 Rip rest in peace to Robert Felix author of not by fire but by ice and he has in parentheses here Vax death so did Robert Felix die after the vaccination I don't know probably and requests chemtrails and two shots to the head for this dude named Ben named Ben. Dude named Ben named Ben this is the best. He said most of the meat it's like he tried the one yesterday didn't go to it Michael Burns $210 and he has one request China is asshole Donald Trump don't trust China China is asshole yes Mike Hall's next in Pownall Pownall I don't know how to pronounce it P-O-W-N-A-L Pownall Pownall Pownall Pownall Maine 233

1:39:19 $200.33. I've been listening since the daily source code. Wow. That's pre. He's prenatal. I'm almost a knight and I am a content Evergreen a content evergreen artist. Oh, he does the evergreen art. Okay, cool I have had accepted art and I've been in a few newsletters Thanks, John. I had to laugh last week when I heard somebody else who visualized ceiling wax as ceiling wax ceiling roof Last year I did ceiling wax cover art. I always envisioned Ward Cleaver coming home in June being very proud to show him that she had waxed the ceiling.

1:40:04 This is imagination, typical artist. I love it though. They're imaginative. They're imaginative, that's why we love them. Thank you for all that you do. Pownall geek from the great state of Maine. I remember seeing that art and we both went, what the hell? We couldn't put it together until it was pointed out in yet another donation segment, which is where we learn a lot of things. We get most of our information from the donations. Producers and donations, you bet. Duncan Kissinger winds it out, shortlist today, the final associate executive producer, Indianapolis, Indiana. Gentlemen,

1:40:42 Says Duncan, I appreciate you both in the work that you do. I need a de-douching as this is my first donation. You've been de-douched. My uncle hit me in the mouth a couple of years ago, but it took the lockstep of COVID coverage elsewhere for me to force myself to acclimate to a three hour podcast. Now I can't stand non-show days. Wow. I think it would be bad if we had more shows. This is perfect. Well, you can also stretch the show out. Yeah, I don't like that. Bless you. I recently wrapped up a work-study position at the Masonic Library and Museum of Indiana where I reported to two 33rd degree master masons, one of which wrote Freemasonry for Dummies, published by Wiley, a former client from my pizza delivery days.

1:41:30 I mention this only to say that I thought I was desensitized to the constant barrage of 33s one might experience in daily life. But today, I am overwhelmed by them to such a degree that I'm making this donation. I can't afford to just cleanse my aura, so to speak. Yes, the 33 number, which we've been pointing out for a long time, once you're clued into it, it becomes very annoying how often that pops up in strange situations. One last brief point. I recently started NOAgenda from the top and it's been wild to follow along with Adam's radicalization. What? My radicalization? As a former cheese monger, I wanted to enter into the record a general cheese recommendation for all of Gitmo Nation, Cambozola.

1:42:17 A German Blue Brie and it's fantastic. I apologize that despite my many strengths, brevity is not one of them. Apparently syntax isn't either. Karma to all, love is lit. Duncan from Indianapolis. I'm not familiar with this cheese product. I have, I can see that it would be a combination of things, name wise. But I've never had this cheese and I will definitely track it down because I'm a cheese. I like cheese a lot We are cheese heads and we're we're borderline cheeseheads Big on it. Uh got some karma for you, man. You've got karma. Wow, you were right

1:42:54 Short segment good more show. I hope people still like us Well, they seem to like Kovac more than they like us. Well, this is the most honest way of Performing this duty of public podcasting. Yeah, it really only works when you do it this way people don't like it They they show their they show their love where they don't We certainly appreciate the love we got from these executive producers and associate executive producers who take that title for this show episode 1359 you can put it anywhere that use it anywhere credits are accepted put on your LinkedIn you're on your resume anyone questions this you we will set it up you can have Adam or John vouch for you

1:43:35 And somewhere that might mean something these days. At least it looks cool. We say, oh, I can get these guys to vouch for me. And if you'd like to participate in this for our next episode, for the first one from the new casa in the heart of Hill Country, go to... TheVorac.org slash N-A. And thank you all very much for your time, talent, and treasure. Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. Before we get into COVID, I do have one, another entremont. This would be again along the lines of the ridicule we thrust upon Biden. But this time it's Pelosi. And now this is another clip that probably is from a couple weeks back when they're doing the George Floyd bill.

1:44:34 The George Floyd Crime Prevention Act or policing act, George Floyd Policing Act, that's what it is. Yeah, something like that. So this is before they named the bill and so here's Pelosi's discussion of how the bill got named and it has a kind of an interesting ending to it. I'm very proud for the Judiciary Committee that before he testified he said to me, Madam Speaker do you think that I can tell George's daughter that his name will be always remembered because you'll name the bill for him and I said well I recommend that to the Judiciary Committee and to the to the Congressional Black Caucus who have shaped the bill but I only will do that if you tell me that this legislation is worthy of George Kirby's name. George Kirby, would you come out here please?

1:45:29 I get that, it was great. Legislation is worthy of George Kerby's name. George Kerby, would you come out here please? What name do you think she's saying there? George Kirby, she's really saying George George Kirby. She's the George Kirby is a comic from the 50s and 60s Predated in fact, there's if you go to Marty Higgins calm which is Martin. He I'm sorry Martin Higgins calm Who is our official no agenda joke writer? He has a video clip. They are showing not only this gaff but also a small George Kirby bit from the Ed Sullivan show

1:46:07 In black and white from the early days and where he's doing material that is so dated because it's an old show But dry rear didn't realize how funny George Kirby was he predates all the big comics that took you know the black comic scene began with Dick Gregory when he came out and became the angry black man doing material. And it developed with Richard Pryor's and all the rest coming after that. But before him, there were a lot of black comics that were doing pretty straight, normal stand-up and George Kirby was one of them and he was really funny. Maybe she actually thinks it was George Kirby. Maybe that's why she's so riled up about it.

1:46:47 I have no idea. She's old. Anything's possible. Yeah, she was she was slurring in the beginning there too. Vote these people out. Geez. Get some fresh blood in there. Just for even if only just for the fun of it for our clips. All right, COVID. All right, COVID. Well, not so much COVID, but there's a lot of issues with the with the vaccine. I have the open VAERS stats for today. Let's take a look. This is the vaccine adverse event reporting system and we currently have in the United States 1,196,421 reports of vaccine adverse events. This is updated as of June 18th. We know that they are running way behind and this is only what is reported and only what has not been taken out by the CDC. Current death toll 6,136.

1:47:42 And of which 1,644 myocarditis, we have thrombosis. 1776, funny, 720 miscarriages. I mean, everything's going just dynamite, dynamite, dynamite. And well, there was supposed to be some meeting or they actually did have a meeting about these young men particularly who have heart inflammation and other types of ailments after receiving the vaccination. And this is what came out of it. The FDA has officially added a warning to the Moderna and Pfizer COVID vaccines about those rare cases of heart inflammation. So they put a little warning on the label now.

1:48:25 Yeah, don't, yeah, it's like the don't smoke. And if you look at the vaccine insert, this has been on YouTube many times, it's empty. There is no, there is nothing on the vaccine insert, so this will be the first thing they're putting on it. And isn't it, isn't their emergency use authorization set to expire July 1st? That's why they want everyone vaccinated. It must be. Because I don't think they can do it. They can extend it. They'll just do some... I'd like to see it. Yeah, yeah, sure. We'll extend it for another 90 days. I would like to see the... Yeah. I would like to see the official extension then. That's crazy. All right, so Australia, we have Sydney now locked down for 14 days. And this is... One case or something. Hard lockdown. I feel bad.

1:49:18 That I'd said, you know, Australia is six months behind. Part of it has to do with their summer and winter being, their seasons being inverted. Yeah, they're in the middle of summer so that should be like boiling hot. Well, I guess it's not. No, they're moving up on winter. Oh, okay, so they're in autumn, you're right. Right, so this could be influenza, this could be all kinds of stuff. Delta plus. It's the delta plus. So I have a lot of news today from the royal countries. So I have Candanavia, the United Kingdom, and what else do I have? Oh, well I do have, oh wait, yes, this is the

1:50:12 This is from the UK. This is the United Kingdom's chief executive and general secretary of the Royal College. So these are the people that provide guidance and information and I think guidance is probably the right term for politicians. And this chief had something interesting to say. Just reference to your earlier conversation about lifting the lockdown. We know that we haven't infected enough of the population with this virus. I'm not sure why she's saying that. Another one. But this is interesting. She's saying we haven't infected enough of the population with this virus. I mean, she didn't even... A percent impacted.

1:50:54 She said, did she say impacted? I thought she said infected. Really? I think she said it. Oh, well that's a bummer. Let me hear it again. Just reference to your earlier conversation about lifting the lockdown. We know that we haven't infected enough of the population. She says infected. I'm not hearing impacted. No, I hear impacted. Really? Blue dress. We haven't infected enough of the population with this virus. It doesn't matter. It's still funny. Because she still gaffs it up with this virus. Nova Scotia, Nova Scotia, a lot of these call-in shows, a lot of questions from the audience. Somehow everyone saw Andrew Cuomo and thought, you know, if I do that, if I take questions from the public, I might get a book deal, I might get an Emmy. I mean all kinds of good things to come out of it. Let's see what the health professionals had to say about this call-in.

1:51:50 Hi there, thanks for taking my questions. I'm wondering about the injunction banning public gatherings and whether there really is a need for such a far-reaching one given the trajectory we're on now. So I mean, I think it's still there. We still have the, you know, bringing large numbers of people together. It can present some risk. We'll continue to look at that. But I think the other purpose of the injunction is to is to prevent, you know, groups that are spreading deliberately spreading false information that can actually create risk.

1:52:28 the information itself, if listened to, creates risk to the public as well. So that certainly is a need to manage that misinformation campaign as well. Now did I understand correctly that we can't have people standing around together because that will spread disinformation? This guy who is that guy? Oh, he's He is one of the I don't have his name. He's one of these that is like the Nova Scotia Fauci. Oh, I know it's horrible. Let's go to Toronto horrible, man Well, let's go to Toronto now. This is the one of our producers up in Toronto Says this is the only m5m radio show. I listen to it's on noon a noon weekdays and

1:53:16 they had two epidemiologists on to take questions from the listening audience. Here's call one. As far as the shot goes, I had my first shot very early. I had to wait for the second one. Unfortunately, I went into the Brampton Hospital for blood clots that I had not from the virus, or pardon me, the vaccine. Oh really? And unfortunately, when I left the hospital, approximately two days later, I came down with COVID, which I caught in a hospital. Oh dear. So there you go. And I suffered with that. I'm okay now. I still have a few problems left over from it. Sorry to hear that. Well, it's one of those things, you know, I was shocked when I got it.

1:52:28 the information itself, if listened to, creates risk to the public as well. So that certainly is a need to manage that misinformation campaign as well. Now did I understand correctly that we can't have people standing around together because that will spread disinformation? This guy who is that guy? Oh, he's He is one of the I don't have his name. He's one of these that is like the Nova Scotia Fauci. Oh, I know it's horrible. Let's go to Toronto horrible, man Well, let's go to Toronto now. This is the one of our producers up in Toronto Says this is the only m5m radio show. I listen to it's on noon a noon weekdays and

1:53:16 they had two epidemiologists on to take questions from the listening audience. Here's call one. As far as the shot goes, I had my first shot very early. I had to wait for the second one. Unfortunately, I went into the Brampton Hospital for blood clots that I had not from the virus, or pardon me, the vaccine. Oh really? And unfortunately, when I left the hospital, approximately two days later, I came down with COVID, which I caught in a hospital. Oh dear. So there you go. And I suffered with that. I'm okay now. I still have a few problems left over from it. Sorry to hear that. Well, it's one of those things, you know, I was shocked when I got it.

1:54:06 Okay, Dave, you take care. I do. I will. Thank you. Thank you very much. Bye bye. Bye bye. I just love this. Here's a guy who got his vaccination, got the blood clots, then got COVID and he's just like, well, it kind of sucks. It wasn't really the vaccination or anything. It's just like, hey, that's what's going on in my life. Do people not see? Do you not see what is happening here? No. Here is the second call in and this was really cool. It's a little long but this guy has an interesting story about spike protein shedding and that needed to be shut down. I have a question for the doctor, if I could please. My singing teacher actually hasn't been vaccinated yet. She went to her dentist and she came back

1:55:01 after having work done and then the next day she suffered for four days with a possible what looked like and felt like a bad sunburn on her face, itching, pain, all sorts of symptoms. She went to her doctor and the doctor said it's probably allergies and she says no I've had allergies I know what allergies are like, this is not it. So finally the doctor said you have spike protein shedding and that's the second case that I've heard about people that I know. Apparently the doctor had said that for people that don't know and I didn't know what spike protein shedding is, that she has not been vaccinated.

1:55:40 the people that were working on her had been just recently vaccinated and so she got these symptoms which are pretty bad. If somebody has been vaccinated and you are exposed to them there isn't really any way that you can pick up either COVID or any remnants of COVID or any kind of element of the disease from having a person vaccinated. The vaccine is not a live vaccine, it's just some genetic sequences. It's just some genetic sequences, nothing to be worried about. It's only within that person that they develop an immune response, not to anyone else who they've been exposed to. So I'm not exactly sure what it could mean, protein shedding.

1:56:18 My protein shedding apparently had something to do with the person being recently vaccinated. Well, well, she was around. I think that what the doctor is trying to tell you is that he's never heard of such a thing and doesn't doesn't think it's And this is the news model Shutting it all down. It gets good I think that the what the doctor is trying to tell you is that he's never heard of such a thing and doesn't doesn't think it's likely outcome. I haven't read anything like that about anything like that Dr. Sly, have you? Not at all. I think Dr. Vaseman's right on. It's very strange. Okay well Barry, nobody here has ever heard of such a thing. I don't know maybe look it up or something. Doesn't sound likely to our experts.

1:57:07 So the doctor made her wrong then, huh? Well, yeah, dentist isn't a doctor actually. No, no, I'm talking about... No, not that she went to an actual doctor. She went to emergency or a family doctor. I don't know. This is nothing we've heard of. You know, if we see something. Thanks. All right. You hear something new every day, I guess, with this virus. It's, you know, and a lot of it is not necessarily accurate. So how can they never have heard of this? No, this is what bothers me the most. If you've heard of it and you think it's bullcrap, that's one thing. You'd say, well, you know, we've heard of this and it's like something that's been going on the internet and I don't know where the doctor picked it up. That would be an appropriate response. As far as we're concerned, it's bullcrap. But to not have even heard of it, because we've heard of it, you've heard of it, everyone listens to the shows that are written.

1:58:03 to not have even heard of it means why are you even on this show if your knowledge base is so narrow? Why are we even talking to you? You can't go on these shows with a narrow knowledge base and just be a knee-jerk reaction to every question. You're useless. Or a liar. The way the host jumped in told me that this was on the do not talk list or something. Yeah, it doesn't she jumped in a little too harshly. Yeah Andrew Maher big BBC broadcaster over in the UK has an evening program and he has guests on and he had via Tele screen he had one of the government's top advisors and he had a pretty interesting story because Andrew Maher

1:58:59 was vaccinated and he got COVID and he had some questions. I hope it's not self-indulgence, Sir Peter, to ask you about me because I got coronavirus last week. I'd been double jabbed earlier in the spring and felt if not king of the world at least almost entirely immune and yet I got it. Was I just unlucky? Were you unlucky? I think you were. I mean, what we know with the vaccines is that they are actually remarkably effective. Okay, I just have to stop this every time. So you had the vaccine, you got COVID, and the first thing the guy says is, we know they're remarkably effective.

1:59:42 What's wrong with this picture? At preventing hospitalizations and deaths. They are less effective at preventing infection. What? They're less effective at preventing the infection? This is not what we've heard. No, we've heard what he said. We've heard that. Fauci said it. Other people have said it that the thing is great. It may not prevent all reinfections or infections or I don't know It may not prevent you from getting coded but will definitely prevent you from going to the hospital or getting or dying from it We've heard that okay, so I don't know why

2:00:22 why they're promoting that idea, because then what's the point? The whole thing is dubious. Yes. I mean, ivermectin does the same thing. It keeps you from dying and going to the hospital. No, this continues. So, you know, although you were sick, you weren't hospitalized and there wasn't any fatality. And that's probably because of the vaccination. I think it's really important for people to realize that as we increase the vaccination rates and most older people are vaccinated, we will see breakthrough infections and we'll start to see that actually in the end the majority of infections are in people who've been vaccinated and that does not mean that the vaccines don't work. Breakthroughs are expected. What we want to do is prevent hospitalizations and deaths and the vaccines do that very effectively. Okay, so that's the message, like it doesn't really work against infection which is precisely what a vaccine is supposed to do? That's what everyone's talking about?

2:01:14 But no, it really keeps you out of the hospital. Andrew Moore had a little follow-up. Sure, I'm pretty clear that by being vaccinated I did not end up in hospital and that's a great thing but we use slightly glibly occasionally this phrase mild and moderate infections. For me it was really really quite unpleasant. I just wonder if it's important in terms of public health messaging to explain to people you may be double vaccinated but that doesn't mean you won't catch Covid-19 and it won't be pretty bloody. I think you're absolutely right. You know, you can be pretty sick and not end up in hospital and actually many of my colleagues and friends have been in that situation. I'm in my 50s and many of my friends of a similar age have had pretty severe illness and have been close to sort of trying to admit themselves to hospital. So you can get quite a nasty disease.

2:02:04 So what does it do? So it's like well at least I mean it sounds to me like Andrew Marr might have wanted to go to the hospital. That's how sick he was from it. Well there was no blood spewing anywhere but I felt like crap. Is that this thing is bogus. It's bogus. Robert Malone. Are you concluding that now? Well Robert Malone, the inventor of the mRNA technology did the numbers. If you really look at the numbers of the vaccine, its efficacy and its rate of people dying suspiciously close to the vaccination after vaccination. If you take these numbers for every 100,000 people that are vaccinated, we avert six deaths. However, for every 100,000 vaccines,

2:02:58 When people vaccinated, we see four people die of fatal side effects. So for every three lives we save, we lose two. Yeah, saved or created. Those are their accurate numbers. Yes, it seems very accurate and it's and we and what we're seeing is we're seeing that people who have been vaccinated They're the ones testing positive some of them getting sick and it's really I mean, I'm not a sports guy I mean, I don't even keep up with the Cornhole League, but this college World Series This is a this is a scandal what's going on? Is North Carolina State got kicked out because a few tested positive so they're done? They can't play? End of series for them? That's what it looks like. But you know, I mean this is not official. It's like that golfer that got screwed. Right, but what I'm reading, although not official news reports, is that of all of the unvaccinated players, they all tested negative. Four of the vaccinated players are the ones that tested positive. Oh, that's kind of sad.

2:04:07 So at what point do we just think that this is phony baloney sports betting stuff going on? Or how do we play into this? This is so... This can be... Everything can be manipulated with this now. Yeah, I know. That's the great thing about it. I mean, if you have access to the test, you just crank up the PCR cycle count, you can get some... I mean, you could bet on this stuff. We should start making some bets. Well, you'd have to be at the level of, you'd have to be at the mobster level that can control the PCR test results. But we don't have those connections. Isn't that what the pharmaceutical industry is? Just a bunch of mobsters? Yes, and they probably are doing a lot of betting. How about Euro 2020? I mean, I think it's susceptible to some major bets. I mean, the way these things are

2:05:01 I mean you get one of these teams that is just a super long shot, you always look for that. You're not going to bet on just the top two or three teams, it has to be some long shot. Comes in to play one of the top teams. That's the favorite by just say 50 to 1 And you and then you your two top players are taken out by Kovac Well, they're gonna lose to the to the long shot the dog as they like to call it And the dog pays out some outrageous payment This is where you make your big money because you have to put a lot You don't have to invest a lot to get a ton of money back

2:05:39 I can see it. Well, the Netherlands I'd see just got eliminated, so they're out. I think that the Euro 2020, probably the winner of that should be determined based upon which country was the best, behaved the best. I mean, it rarely has anything to do with sports performance. Well, what country behaves Germany France Germany Germany France Germany lockstep Germany's way over the top lockstep Germany. I thought I think they're munch off Germany will do it again. Yeah final clip for me

2:06:18 is the CEO of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. And I think people got this wrong or typical fashion social media manipulated what he was saying. I like the Make-A-Wish Foundation. I've done a lot of work with them back when I had the helicopter. There would always be... and by the way, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, the wish for the kid, it's never about the kid. It's about the family. So, you know, oh, our sick child really wants to fly in the helicopter and if I had a six passenger helicopter, but it was really the family was really all into it. But this came out, the CEO made this statement, but I think people only watched the first minute of it because there's something very cool at the end. But the way this was received and commented on was,

2:07:04 It's just horrible. They're making the Make-A-Wish kids get vaccinated. This is really no good. Sucks balls. I'm the CEO of Make-A-Wish America. And over the past year, we spent each day at Make-A-Wish preparing for the moment when every possible wish could safely move forward. We've approached this responsibility with a focus and diligence for your family's health and safety. Now we've consulted with doctors and medical professionals throughout the National Medical Advisory Council. We've been monitoring public health organizations like the CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics. And based on their collective guidance, today we're making a big step forward in delivering hope to you, our wish kids and our wish families.

2:07:48 I'm excited to share that Make-A-Wish will resume granting air travel wishes within the United States and its territories, as well as granting wishes involving large gatherings for vaccinated wish families as soon as September 15th of 2021. Right, so this is where everyone freaked out, they're all like, this is inhumane, you could kill the child with the vaccine, but the guy is really, he's straight up. All WISH participants, including your WISH kid and any siblings, will need to be two weeks past completion of either a one-dose or a two-dose vaccine. While we won't ask for proof of vaccination, we'll ask for any adult participant to sign a letter of understanding that certifies that they and any minors participating in the WISH are vaccinated and understand the risks of traveling at this time. So they're not gonna check it.

2:08:37 This is totally, I think the guy's doing a great thing here. Let's get these people back out there, let's get these final wishes fulfilled. Yeah, sign this piece of paper, don't worry about it. We're not gonna check you. I think that's good. The workaround. I think that's good, the workaround. I wanted to set that straight because a lot of people are all bitching about it. I didn't even know about it, but... Yeah, well, you know, if you hadn't noticed most podcasts today, in fact, pretty much with the exception of this one, although we sometimes stray into that path, It's all about the outrage of the day. All it is is, well, if the Democrats did that, then the Republicans wouldn't do that. It's all just verbal diarrhea. Even Megyn Kelly is uninteresting now. I, yeah. It's like the pool boy. Everyone's doing the same stuff. Yeah, everybody's outraged. Except us. We're calm and cool and collected. But...

2:09:37 We do follow other people that get outraged. Oh yeah, that's fun. Including me putting the work in to follow little L. Sharpton. Ooh, ooh, wait a minute! It has been a long time since we've had any good Sharpton juice. R-E-S-P-I-C-T. Okay, now was this Al on his regular MSNBC program that he makes millions of dollars for bumbling through? Yes. Okay, so this is really our... So I have a couple of new gaffes people can consider. It's our jealousy segment, really, is what this is.

2:10:15 Yeah, there's some element of that. But first of all, he does, you know, I was going to move, I wanted to talk about this story about the socialist communist woman who became the mayor of Buffalo and it was discussed, I didn't put on the last show, and it was an Amy Goodman story, which she discusses it. But it turns out that Sharpton ran the story too. And so I figured, well, hell with a bump Amy and run Sharpton because he had the woman on his show. and is named India something or other. And so here he is, this is Sharpton in India, one, and here he is introducing the story, he's like a talking head, he's just like a meat puppet, giving us the story and bringing the woman onto the show, and here we go. His primary season in New York, and while New York City has been the center of attention, there was a huge upset in the northern part of the state.

2:11:12 Up in Buffalo, Democratic Socialist candidate India Walton handily defeated the four-term incumbent mayor in the Democratic primary this week. Since Buffalo hasn't had a Republican in the mayor's office in over half a century, Walton's chances of being elected the city's first female mayor come November seems high. Joining me now is Merrill Kennedy. India Walton. Let me start with a question about your self-definition as a Democratic Socialist. Socialism has gotten thrown around by Republicans as an epithet for years. But your primary one proves voters haven't fallen for their disinformation campaign. What does Democratic Socialism mean to you, Ms. Walter?

2:12:06 So she's DSA. You also call her a socialist. She's a member of the Democrat... that's what AOC is, is she not? Democratic Socialists of America. By the way, the DSA are the ones who funded the Homes Not Handcuffs campaign in Austin. Good for them. Now, so he asked a very specific question at the end. Could you play the end again so we get that question? It'll come up again. I reiterated it on the second clip. years. For your primary win, Proust, voters have been falling for their disinformation campaign. What does democratic socialism mean to you, Ms. Walter? What does democratic socialism mean to you? He's got a lot of stuff like that. So he, I didn't realize, is a kind of a promoter of democratic socialism. So we can assume that

2:13:03 that the Reverend, or Rev as they like to call him, is a communist, essentially, a Marxist, let's say. So he asked her that question, very straightforward question. Now you're going to hear her answer to that question. I want you to tell me what the answer is after we hear her answer to this question It's part two. What does democratic socialism's means to you, Ms. Walton? Thank you for asking. First, thank you for having me on, Reverend Sharpton. This is quite the honor as a longtime member of National Action Network. I've always admired your work. Thank you for putting working people and people who look like me first and giving us this platform. I think that our message in this campaign has resonated with the average Buffalonian. We are working class people and one of the third

2:13:54 poorest mid-sized cities in this country. People are tired of the status quo and tired of rich people becoming richer while working class people work harder for less. And you know, the campaign wasn't centered around democratic socialism per se as much as it was about the issues that are facing working class people. I'm a registered nurse. I'm a single mother of four boys and the issues that I face every day are the same issues that Buffalo residents are concerned about. They came out and they voted and they chose progress. Well she did not, she didn't really explain what democratic socialism is. She did like a professional job of skirting it. Yes and I'm sure that the Rev immediately followed up with, yeah but answer my question. Wrong. I don't have the horn here so but I would honk it.

2:14:50 What I get a kick out of is cities like this where they say, we gotta make the change, we have to, you know, we need to do this and that, and we're the third poorest mid-sized city in the country. But it was introduced as they haven't had a Republican anywhere near the place for the last quarter of a century. No one brings, does anyone make a connection here that you let the Democrats take the place over and then they bring in new people that are more progressive and now we got a socialist in there and it just gets worse? Does anybody, can you add two and two to this equation and maybe decide that these people aren't doing a very good job of whatever it is they're supposed to do? They can't even define their own socialism.

2:15:37 I wonder if anyone even watches Al. I mean, now that you've left Amy for the Rev, I mean, Amy will be off television soon and Al, you'll probably get a little bump in the ratings. But there can't be many people watching this stuff. No, there's not. But let's listen to two of his gaffes besides the ones you heard in there. Well, before we do that, may I just read from the Book of Knowledge, Democrat, and we might as well give the Book of Knowledge answer. Democratic socialism is a political philosophy supporting political democracy within a socially owned economy. With a particular emphasis on economic democracy, workplace democracy and workers self-management within a market social... Noodle boy! Yes! Totally noodle boy!

2:16:31 Democratic socialists argue that capitalism is inherently incompatible with the values of freedom, equality, and solidarity, and that these ideals can only be achieved through the realization of a socialist society. Although, okay so this would be her, although Most democratic socialists seek a gradual transition to socialism. Democratic socialism can support either revolutionary or reformist politics as a mean to establish. socialism. As a term, democratic socialism was popularized by social democrats and other socialists who were opposed to the authoritarian socialist development in the Soviet Union. So really they are against the communism that we think of.

2:17:26 So they say, so they say, so they say, so they say. They just don't like the authoritarian aspect of it. They had more of a committee approach. I think you nailed it. I think you nailed it though with the... Uh, what is it? Emphasis on workplace democracy and worker self-management. Now you know where it comes from. We'll revisit this of course. Now let's listen to Sharpton. He's got George Floyd's brother on. Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm sorry. Play, play. Joining me now is Philonise Floyd, the brother of the late George Floyd. What is his name? Philonise? Philonise? Philonise.

2:18:23 Joining me now is Philonise Floyd, the brother of the late George Floyd and civil rights attorney, the man I refer to as the Attorney General for Black America, Ben Crump. Let me start with you, Philonise, first. First of all, thank you for being with us tonight. And let me say that no prison sentence, I said this yesterday to you in Minneapolis, no prison sentence no matter how long can bring your mother back. Man, man, man, this is a... we have a new mix in the making. Is it not just too delicious to believe that his brother's name is Philonise? Yeah, it's... the irony is just... I mean, you spell it P-H-I-L-O-N-I-S-E, but still, it's... the irony is... yes. Okay. Sharpton Gaff.

2:19:22 Student athletes routinely lose scholarships. What do you think he was reading? What did he get confused by? The word is routinely. Student athletes routinely lose. He's trying to say routinely lose. But he can't do it because it's on the for some reason where it's on the property. I think he's semi illiterate I think most of the gaffes that we catch from him are prompter gaffes because he really can't read. Yeah. And again, we're talking athletes retooled to routinely lose scholarships. You know that we would be so fired from our morning zoo show if we were laughing about this.

2:20:16 Oh yeah. We'd be off the air already. Whereas all we want to do is just present a fun entertaining show. If we don't make light of it, then we might as well just be Megyn Kelly. This is great. This is good stuff from Sharpton. So I'm going to watch this show a few more times. It's tedious because you have to... He's kind of gone to a very... He's very thin and small now with a big giant head. And he's lost a lot of weight. Even more than he was? He's pretty skinny. I mean back in the late 80s and 90s he was huge. He was a big fat guy. Yeah, he was big. Very big. Alright. Little underreported item.

2:22:08 Good to go. Whatevs. Yeah. Supply chain. Lots of notes about containers from our producers. It's good to hear from the mutualwind.com guys, Michael with the tiny container homes. Been doing that for a while. He said, Books on the Ground answered your question regarding cost increases of a 40-foot shipping container. The last six months, the cost has risen roughly by the magic number of 33%. He says it's now up to $4,231 for a container, which used to cost a grand.

2:22:45 And he says, while not an enjoyable increase, it is still more palatable compared to the doubling cost of construction wood and electrical wiring. And by the way, those tiny homes that they make are really, really beautiful. But reports are coming in from all over Gitmo Nation that the price has spiked in some cases to $20,000 per shipping container. So it went from one or two... Yeah, that's where they're very scarce. Yeah, one or two to about five or six thousand, now twenty grand. And you can read everywhere online people saying, well, I can't bring my product in. I can't do it. And this, I think, isn't this... You know, they talk about inflation, that it's kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy, where

2:23:36 If people think there's inflation, then they actually go out and start to hoard products and because of the demand, the price goes up and then it just kind of gets into this flywheel. It goes both ways. The deflation is the same way. Self-fulfilling. Right. You don't buy something because you know it's going to be half the price next week. You're not going to buy it. Right. So do you think that this will not make any difference for inflation of at least consumer prices? Well, the way the hot shots are determining it, they're saying that this is going to create a temporary bump in inflation. Oh yes, transitory. Transitory, I think that's the word they use. Yeah, that's Dillon's word, transitory, and Powell. Yeah, so it's going to have an effect, but once the pipelines are all full, inventories

2:24:27 up to snuff and the rest of it, it should all settle back down to normal, which it's not the way it works, but that's what they say. And the South China Morning Post reporting that the US and China are in a technology war, that the semiconductor companies and sectors now have what they say quasi-military commanders who are supply chain chiefs and they are supposed to be overseeing the supply chain but maybe making decisions, you know, it's typical South China Morning Post is in fact insinuating that these chiefs of 21 industries which is new energy vehicles, AI, semiconductors, that they will probably be putting a kink in the supply chain just to mess with us.

2:25:26 As if they aren't already or someone's doing something with the chips. I mean it just seems like we have one after another. We've got all these, you know, we've got the up to 80 or 90 day port delays. So they say we have the spike in container prices. Now these supply chain chiefs, they may hold back a little bit of stuff. Feels kind of like this bad news. Sounds like bad news to me. Do you think that there's a real war going on? Do I think? Yeah, do you think? I'm asking you, your opinion. Yeah, I think they're doing this on purpose. Fuckers.

2:26:11 It's not quite the reaction I expected but well this supply chain issues are big it's hitting home for some of our Millennials. Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson just speaking with Mad Money's Jim Cramer moments ago addressing reports from two weeks ago of a couple shortage shortage of cups, no shortage of coffee, our supply chain in our breakfast sandwiches and some items in the bakery case, you know, they have had to ramp up staffing. And so we've had some shortages in the bakery case. That certainly is true. But you look at what we've done over the last couple of months to really get us in a much better position. And you just think about it when you turn turn this on so rapidly, it really tests the elasticity of the supply chain to bakery goods.

2:26:54 Problems with the bakery goods. Well, why would that be? Well, didn't he say eggs aren't coming from China the flowers not coming from China the baked goods aren't coming from China well, I think this ties into where one of our producers said that maybe some of their plastics or wrapping stuff is inferior. I think the wrapping material does come from China. And so we've had some shortages in the bakery case, that certainly is true. But you look at what we've done over the last couple of weeks. I thought he said something about wrapping. Our supply chain in our breakfast sandwiches and some items in the bakery case, you know, they have had to ramp up staffing. I wonder, do the sandwiches from Starbucks come from China?

2:27:39 Well, okay, so I went to, I have a bakery that I go to, it's an outlet for semi-freddies and it's in Kensington. I go there, I haven't been there for a while because they kind of closed it during COVID. And so I go there because first time probably for, I don't know, four or five months, when the first month of COVID there where you can go in and it wasn't a big deal. But then, you know, it's gotten kind of worse. And I go in there and I ask, I want to get a couple croissants. That's what I should have for breakfast. I forgot about it. A couple of croissants and a Danish and a couple of apple turnovers to stock the food supply here. No, we don't make the apple turnovers anymore. Oh, well, a couple of days. No, we don't make the Danish's anymore. Why? But they have the croissants. They got some croissant machine someplace cranking these things out.

2:28:32 So what happened to the bakery? Why they can't... I don't know. So I get getting the sense that a lot of the bakers have quit or they've got the money from Biden, like Biden said, and they're not working. And I think there's in short supply, the bakers aren't... there's no bakers to cook them. Wow. And if you're into baking, it's kind of passion. All the bakers I know love baking. The baker-baker, the bakers are the passionate ones. The people that work around them that have to help the helpers, the sous-chef level people, they're probably not that passionate and they just soon take the Biden money. You know, we could have totally opted for that. We could have done a PPP Biden money and just not done the show.

2:29:17 We probably would have made more! I'm gonna show my school by donating to No Agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fabulous. Yes, indeed, we could have done the show. In fact, we do have a few people to thank for helping us do the show. Show 1359. We're on to show 1360 coming up. And by the way, the next show We'll be on Canada Day. Oh! Hey, did you hear that the 4th of July, I wonder if you received this, the 4th of July will be exactly 5,000 days of no agenda. Wow! Okay, that's going in the newsletter. How about that, huh? Yeah, it's a 5,000 days of no agenda.

2:30:14 Oh nice. Yeah, I'll find the email for donations. Okay, don't get too cocky now. I'll take full credit. Chris Casey in Georgetown, Texas, these are our donors for the for our other helpers, the producers for the No Agenda Show 1359. Chris Casey at 1033 in Georgetown, Texas. I've got a birthday coming up for someone. Joshua Schmidt 8008. Sir Gary Blatt in Wayne, Pennsylvania 7777. Brian Kaufman in Scottsdale, Arizona 7575.

2:30:54 Richard Brudowski 6006 parts unknown he's he's gonna be a knight yes you might want to read this note yes I will these notes yeah the Knights and Richard says yay I'm a knight accounting below keeping this short due to small donation been buying the BTC dip thank you for making me the family Vuppy please pronuncicate me sir meme maker Vuppy of the Ooh, John Quill City? Am I saying that right? John Quill? At the round table I'd like in and out double double animal style with chopped chilies. Oh it's also my birthday on June 30th so please add me to the birthday list. No jingles, no karma due to unworthy donation. Richard you will be the sole, sole entrant to the club in just a few moments. Looking forward to it. Thank you for your courage. And onward with Philip Gullion in Rockford, Illinois 56-28.

2:31:49 Uh, Baron Bob in High Point, North Carolina. 5532. Peter Chong. 5510. Gummy Nerds, the Viscount of the Troll Room in Green Bay. Go Packers. Wisconsin. 5432. Love is Lit, he writes. John Bolton's mustache is back with 5131 donation. Scott Nelson in Council Bluffs, Iowa, 5001. The following one, two, three, four people, the following four people came in with $50. Name and location, Aaron Weisgerber in Bend, Oregon. Sir Richard Gardner in New York, should be, I believe. Rival revenue,

2:32:32 and Sir Alan Bean, a total of 25 donations for the show 1359. 25 out of 1 million listeners. That's how many people donated to this show. So I'm not complaining, I'm just pointing it out. We should have a little better showing now that the COVID is... As COVID backs off, our donors go way down to... There is an alternative, John. There is an alternative to this. Biden? No, from time to time we just have to... no, an alternative to the donations. From time to time we have to remind people that we could take the show in a different direction. I am personally very enamored by Michael Cohen. You remember Michael Cohen, the former lawyer to the president? The lawyer, is in house arrest, yes. Yes, well he's a podcaster now because that's pretty much the path. Friends with the president, lawyer for the president, house arrest podcast.

2:33:31 And, you know, he could be asking for donations, but no. No. He's going straight out. Scrotal distancing? Ever heard of it? I'm not talking about running away from our Cheeto-dusted former president or Rudy the nudey Giuliani. They're scroters of different sack. But if you're struggling to separate the guys from your thighs, it's simple for Tommy John's hammock pouch underwear. The guy is literally doing Tommy John spots. Wow. And it goes on for minutes. Well, he's got nothing else to do. He's stuck at home. I'm just saying we could do that. Yeah, we could be talking. I said, hey John, how you how's your nuts? I have a solution for those low-hanging nuts we got in our old age, John.

2:34:21 Just a thought. We can always do it. It's you know, the the world is our oyster. The world is our oyster. There's plenty of opportunity to do things. Yeah, well we think there needs to be picked up. That sad dog's coming back as a regular. Make do here from Sir3D. He said he apologized. He's not sure what happened with the donation email from show 1358 where he donated $333.34. But he wanted this little make good, happy to do it. People who are in need of branding or product design work, by the way, can contact him at sir3d.org. He's a professional. But his donation note was inspired by the person who originally brought up the ceiling wax comment.

2:35:04 So, okay, we appreciate that. And if you're looking for some product design or branding, sir3d.org. We thank you for your courage and we thank all of these producers, $50 and above for their support. Well, the ones that we had today. And there are also people who are on the sustaining donations, which does help us in times like this to smooth over a bit, to have some kind of a base. That is the subscriptions. 1111s, 1212s, 3333s, please go take a look at it. You can find them all here. Dvorak.org slash N-A. I'm gonna give everybody a little jobs karma today. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs! You've got karma.

2:35:54 It's your birthday, birthday, on NOAA Channel. Hey, here's our fresh list for today. We've got Dee saying happy birthday to her brother Brett, who turns 49 today. I think Brett is a new NOAA General Listener. Sir David, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, 65 on the 25th. Finally, oh, Philip Gollion to his brother Matt, who celebrated on the... It's really tomorrow, actually, the 28th. Chris Casey on the 29th. Richard Bradowski will be celebrating on the 30th. And Patrick Weingartz is happy birthday to his awesome wife, Julie Jubilee Weingartz. I promised you one nighting. That's it. Richard Bradowski, you heard him just there. And we've got the single blade. Here he goes. Here's the blade. Come on up, Richard. Got everything ready for you, man.

2:36:44 Thank you so much for supporting the No Agenda Show so we don't have to talk about underwear. And I'm very proud to pronounce the K-D as Sir Meme Maker, Foppy of the Junkwill City. And for you, by request, we have Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay. We got In-N-Out Double Double Animal Style with chopped chili, cookies and vodka, taquitos and tequila. We got Crawfish and Cane Breaks. We got Cooper's Pale Ale and Kanga Bangers. Onion rings and ice cream, trophies and tire smoke. We got brisket and barrel aged copper ale. Ruben S. Women and Rose. We got breast milk and pablam, ginger ale and gerbils, bong hits and bourbon, or... Yeah, yeah, we know. The mutton and mead. The mutton and mead always wins. Always. People, especially the mead, but the mutton is a favorite.

2:37:31 So Richard, you can hop on over to noagendanation.com slash rings and give Eric Tishel all the information. Get that ring and sealing wax, S-E-A, our Signet sealing wax and the official certificate. And why don't you throw it on the mastodon, tag John and I in it so that we can proudly boost that toot as you perform it. No agenda meetups! Closing out June, we got a full slate for July and a couple of reports. This is the Red 33, Red 33 meetup. I believe that's from Boston. What's going on? It's Brandon. Get ready for a mind-eff. Dr. Boom. Chicago! This is Jane, LJ Unicorn from La Paz. What the hell? Chicago! This is not okay, people.

2:38:22 You can't just be yelling that in a meetup report or at a meetup! Now that I approve of! I think that's the ISO. Good one. Stay safe! We have some competition. Well, hold on. We're not done. We still have the Salt Air Slaves of the... What is this? Very long title. Hold on. Oh yes. The Salt Air Slaves of the Tampa Bay Area Meetup. This was a big meetup.

2:39:10 There were 20 plus people there. Hey, at the meetup where the Saltwater Slaves, this is John Wayne. Having a good time so far. Loving the camaraderie. Hey guys, this is Michael Burlett. Just hanging out with everyone else at Saltwater Slaves meetup. Looking forward to seeing everybody in Charleston again when I get the chance to come back up in the morning. Hello, this is Neil at Saltwater Slaves, the Jamuk from St. Petersburg. Hey, this is Ron's. I almost couldn't make it. My car broke down. I had to sweat here in a car without air conditioning. But it's probably because I'm a douchebag. I'm Gary. Apparently, party here in the bar and they call themselves the saltwater slaves. Pretty hot women here. So anyway, here I am. Hi, I'm Christy. Total douchebag here. Brought my two little human resources and excited to meet everyone at this meetup in the morning.

2:39:56 This is Mireya enjoying our first meetup here in Florida. Hey, this is Mike transplant to Florida from Ohio still a douchebag my first meetup having a good time with all these salty slaves here in the Tampa area I drove two hours from Rotunda West Florida just to come up to this one having a great time. This is G. This is my second meetup and I'm here with Joan and she hosted this and I will say she is the hostess with the mostest here. We do love it. Claire is one of her best friends and she is a cool person even though that's not necessary. Hey, this is Joan. We've had a great meetup in Port Richey and we found there's tons of people, maybe a million people here. Next meetup is going to be maybe four to six weeks so if you're in the area

2:40:41 My seat is Galvo, it's Mark here at the Newport Ritchie meetup. Just got here so I'm having a drink. About time I made one of these in the Tampa Bay area. Thanks to all the organizers. In the morning, total douchebag here. This is Emily. I'm from Cincinnati. This is my second meetup. My first one was in Ohio. second one here in Florida. I can't wait for my next. This is a shout out to my sister Maddie who loves the noodle gun and Pat's blue ribbon. I'm with the Salty Slaves, dad here at Catchers in Newport, Richey. Just hanging out with the Salty Slaves. Hi, this is Heather and I'm a douchebag. Now I've noticed a trend here.

2:41:16 Yeah, have you noticed the trend? I noticed it too. Yeah. Yeah, douchebags. Everyone's a douchebag. This is not a badge of honor. No. And the fact that they're... and I'm noticing now as you mention it, Florida is loaded with douchebags. Just a bunch of douchebags! We have like a couple of dames, Worthington, Dame Patricia. Of course. There's a few famous donators in Florida, but now that I think about it, We get very few donations from Florida and there they are at a meetup that we're plugging and they're bragging about it, you bastards. Thank you. Seriously. You're right. We both noticed the same trend. It's like, that's, that's not actually cool. Hi, I'm a douchebag. Hi, I'm a douchebag. Hi, I'm a douchebag. I'm in Florida. I'm a douchebag. Yeah. Very, very disturbing. A little bit.

2:42:04 Well, anyway, let's promote some of these fantastic meetups. This is a great experience. Everybody should at least witness this once. You need to go to a No Agenda meetup. They are completely decentralized, disorganized, hypothesized. I don't have any more I's. It's just where people go hang out. And we have one thing in common. We're all members and slaves of Gitmo Nation. And that seems to be enough for everybody to have a good time and no triggering and no one is triggered. Today, you can go to The Truth Wants to Go Out in Franklin, Tennessee at 4 o'clock at the Bunga Nut Pig. Monday, Local 1, that's Michigan Local 1, we survive Monday. We'll be in Ann Arbor, 6 o'clock at Anthony's Gourmet Pizza.

2:42:48 Brand new July 1st that'll be Thursday the Denver bi-weekly meetup Tacos birthday at 630 in City Park Denver Museum of Nature and Science also on Thursday the Sacramento super spreader meetup this is a regularly scheduled event 7 o'clock at Urban Roots Brewing now coming up in the rest of July the 2nd through the 4th this is the big meetup slash official business meeting in Rijsvriesland in the Netherlands. Apparently 30 or 40 people are going to be showing up if not more staying at the hotel. I'm sure it'll be debauchery. On the 2nd, Houston, Texas. July 3rd, Franklin, Tennessee. July 4th, Ketchikan, Arkansas, Greater Idaho and Dubrovnik, Croatia. July 10th, Montreal, Quebec. Pittsburgh, PA. Anchorage, Alaska. And I'll finish out with the 11th, Fort Myers, Florida. Charleston, South Carolina and Durham, North Carolina. There's a lot

2:43:42 And if all those people going who are douchebags decided to not be douchebags and mention that in your meetup report, what a glorious day it would be. NoagendaMeetups.com if you can't find one near you, just start one, it's easy and they are all like a pothead. Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days. You wanna be where you won't be, triggered or held to blame. Well Yep, aliens, flying saucers, and the biggest JIP in history. The long-awaited Pentagon report on UFOs was released today, and it echoes the reporting from 60 Minutes that there are a lot of unexplained sightings, more than 140 since 2003, including 11 near misses with US aircraft.

2:44:53 There is no evidence the report says that adversaries like Russia or China are behind them. So, these sightings remain a mystery. Total disappointment. Nothing new. In fact, they even say it here, it was just like our reporting said from the CIA broadcast systems. So what are they doing? Did you see this report, quote unquote report, preliminary report? I ignored it. It's basically what CBS had, what everybody's had. We don't know what it is. This guy saw that, he saw that. This was on the radar, this was on the screen. That thing was a balloon. They had one report. That was a collapsed balloon. Okay. They have absolutely nothing. It's such a set up. Well, did anyone expect more than that? No, but I'm hopeful. I mean, right along with the thousands of sealed indictments.

2:45:47 Yeah, it's the same, more or less the same as the 10,000 sealed indictments. Yeah, it is 10,000. I have one, I think one final clip. for us today and this is what the ISOs I got my eyes sorry yeah so I have a save okay um shall I play mine then you'll play yours yeah sure okay so I have the stay safe what I have I got a lot for some reason all right chefs we have 33 minutes left long this is funny the Delta variant No, I have this one that hurt my feelings kind of like that one. Yeah, scrotal distancing, okay This one is good. It's a miracle kind of like the miracle That's all I got you have some clearly you have something that is superior because you're you just I have a couple that are superior But I don't know if they're gonna beat stay safe with the guy yelling it. That's really them kind of good. It's not this I

2:46:50 Words it's the way delivers them. Yes. I got worked hard. Oh, hold on worked hard It's Jen Psaki saying you worked hard on that I like it as the end to show this you know, okay, it's a little long three seconds is long Secretary a secretary It'll drown. It'll drown. It's not enough dynamic to fight it. Too bad. No, that's no good. No. Okay. You're right. Huge fan. Okay. I mean, you're a huge fan of Adam Curry. Yeah. No, that's too painful. It's just too painful. I don't. I love that one though. Yeah. That's pain. Now we have a Trump. Then this is a, this is, I think this one could work, could win. Keep it going.

2:47:49 We'll just keep it going. Should we keep it going or get the hell out of here? It's also long. It's also three seconds. I mean, just compare. We'll just keep it going. Should we keep it going or get the hell out of here? With kind of a fade out versus... Stay safe! I mean, come on. Okay, stay safe, Winston. I mean, it just has to. It has to. I'm sorry, because I see that you did a lot of put a lot of effort into it. I did and it contrasts to when I have zero of them and I'm scolded and berated. No, you're not. And then so now I actually go out of my way to find some good ones here and there and then including Jen Psaki.

2:48:32 It was a little long. It's just too long, that's all. Okay, well, the Stay Safe is a good one. I'm not gonna deny that. It's punchy, closes the show nicely, it's got a lot of energy. It's better than Heil Hitler. Oh God! It was Sieg Heil. Right. It's not good. So my final clip is from an audio book one of our producers sent to me. Mark Lane Mark Lane, very serious journalist. I'd never really heard of him, but I looked up his history and he has been top journalist for BBC and many big mainstream outlets. He wrote a book about... Do you know him? Are you familiar with Mark Lane? He's done a lot of work. Yeah. He's the real deal, right? I'd say so.

2:49:20 So he wrote a book in 2012 about the murder of JFK, but it was, and this is, most No Agenda listeners who've been around for a while will understand this, will know this mechanism, but I thought it was nice to have about a minute of him explaining how the media really works and how that works in conjunction with the CIA broadcasting system or just the Central Intelligence Agency directly. The CIA and the media. After the CIA had widely distributed its then-secret memorandum instructing its assets to destroy critics of the Warren Report, including me, and offered specific language for book reviewers, columnists, and interviewers to employ in those efforts,

2:50:02 It developed a method for making the false charges appear to originate elsewhere. A survey of the language that the assets used reveals how many of them utilized the methods and even precise and identical language that had been provided to them. This is the method now employed. An independent publication is chosen to mask the source. A CIA puppet is placed there and given an impressive title. The CIA then provides the propaganda. It appears as an independent concept when published. The CIA, employing its official website, CIA.gov, then cites the independent writer and the independent publication as the source as it spreads its false allegations throughout the world.

2:50:48 In the intelligence world, some refer to this as sheep dipping. Their wolf had been dipped into a sheep's bath and came up smelling quite neutral. So I'd never heard the term. Sheep dipping? Sheep dipping. I may have heard it but it's something I've never used. But his, his, his, the flaw to this which is what I think were revealed in one of the clips we had from one of the CIA women who said that you can sometimes if you deconstruct things a certain way, it's a tell to spot the spooks. And the mechanism in this case, which he kind of hinted upon and we use it as a trick, is to look for the exact same wordage and who is producing these phrases. In other words, we did this during the period that... We also did this, we tried this just this morning with the 30 years versus 40 years.

2:51:48 whether that's whether that's an accident or not but it's an example yeah it's an example how you do it and so you get with Google it's very easy to do it because you can just put a phrase in that everyone's using and it's and there's support and there's if they're byline they should not be using the exact same phrases because that is a form of plagiarism but if there so you look for bylined writers or or correspondence and we did this with Feinstein when she was bitching about the fact that she wanted a release of some torture memo as I recall back in the day during the Obama administration and a whole bunch of people were asked including

2:52:27 Richard at the NBC, the... Richard Engel? Engel. And all these people were asked about it, would you think they should do that? And the ones who said no, no, they should not do that because it's probably not a good idea, which a journalist never does. A journalist will always say, yeah, we just as much information as you can, let's look up WikiLeaks, let's do all these things. And the ones who are saying no, no, no, you shouldn't do that or you shouldn't look at WikiLeaks, you shouldn't do... This is all a tell. Yeah. If you want to deconstruct it properly and you can see, well, that guy's a spook, he's just a mouthpiece, he's another spook or a stooge, one of the two, you don't know for sure because you're not looking at their pay stubs. So yeah, that's a very common thing, but it kind of backfires in the modern era because the modern era makes it very easy to backtrack and deconstruct and reverse engineer who the spooks are.

2:53:21 Yeah, if you know what you're doing and I'll say that this was 2012 we should update it and say the CIA is not so interested in posting on their own official website. They just give it to the New York Times. That seems to be more effective. And I just did a search in our in our archive for Feinstein CIA. I'll just 20 seconds. I don't know what it is. Let's see. So let's focus in. Right here. What is this? Oh, this is reverse language! Jeez. Did we ever play that? I don't remember it. Someone's playing Feinstein backwards and it sounds like she's saying the CIA paid me. Man, that was second half of show crap right there. This is my favorite CP5. Alright, that's the only one that really matters from her. Yeah.

2:52:27 Richard at the NBC, the... Richard Engel? Engel. And all these people were asked about it, would you think they should do that? And the ones who said no, no, they should not do that because it's probably not a good idea, which a journalist never does. A journalist will always say, yeah, we just as much information as you can, let's look up WikiLeaks, let's do all these things. And the ones who are saying no, no, no, you shouldn't do that or you shouldn't look at WikiLeaks, you shouldn't do... This is all a tell. Yeah. If you want to deconstruct it properly and you can see, well, that guy's a spook, he's just a mouthpiece, he's another spook or a stooge, one of the two, you don't know for sure because you're not looking at their pay stubs. So yeah, that's a very common thing, but it kind of backfires in the modern era because the modern era makes it very easy to backtrack and deconstruct and reverse engineer who the spooks are.

2:53:21 Yeah, if you know what you're doing and I'll say that this was 2012 we should update it and say the CIA is not so interested in posting on their own official website. They just give it to the New York Times. That seems to be more effective. And I just did a search in our in our archive for Feinstein CIA. I'll just 20 seconds. I don't know what it is. Let's see. So let's focus in. Right here. What is this? Oh, this is reverse language! Jeez. Did we ever play that? I don't remember it. Someone's playing Feinstein backwards and it sounds like she's saying the CIA paid me. Man, that was second half of show crap right there. This is my favorite CP5. Alright, that's the only one that really matters from her. Yeah.

2:54:12 Yeah, it's a beautiful system, but you're right. It's for people who know what to look for. I think we do a good job with that a lot. We have many producers who have caught on to that and do a pretty good job. Yeah, it's pretty easy. It's not that hard. No, I mean in many cases, especially in companies and like the guy says there's a bunch one of these characters at a very high possession of possession position is is put into various news and or given a title at least given a good title. Yeah, and moved into and he's got stays there and sometimes he's incompetent. You know, why is this guy here?

2:54:49 Why is this gray-haired guy that's always overdressed with the blue shirt and the regimental tie and the Brooks Brothers suit, why is this guy here at all? And why is he paid so well? And why has he got this title? And why hasn't he been fired? Oh well, after a while you can get a clue about these things. Yeah, these days it's just Joe Biden who's like that. They give him an impressive title, the guy does, he's just mumbling and bumbling around. And hopefully you have a happy upbeat clip to take us over. No, I got no clips left. I'm done. I ran my clip list completely out. Then I would put it in the show notes. I would suggest everyone go take a look or just do a quick little search for London protest yesterday. You will not hear anything about this in the M5M. Not a peep. There must have been hundreds of thousands of people.

2:55:42 I've never seen such, like the old days. It's huge, monstrous protests clogging the streets. Yes, and there's a lot of footage, a lot of live stream stuff, and someone saying, hey man, you're not wearing your mask, and people getting in their face, and this very odd, young people have this tendency to spit on each other. This seems to be a trend. I don't think it was like that when I was young. But when they're in an argument, I'm talking, you know, millennial 25, like, you know, maybe, I'm just, let me just give you an age range. Looks like they're between 22 and 29.

2:56:21 they get in an argument and they're fighting and eventually one will spit on the other and the other one will spit back. There's no fisticuffs, there's no fight that breaks out, but they spit at each other. I've seen this everywhere. I have not noticed this yet. And I wonder if it's a thing. The Millennials are very interesting, they're getting more interesting as time goes by. There was the new I think it was episode three of the Kaminsky Method, the Michael Douglas. Yes, I've seen all of it. I love that show. Well, the new season is underway. Well, it's the end, it's the last season. It's the last season. And they brought in some interesting, some new angles. This is, some aspects aren't quite as funny as it used to be. But they do have this scene where this one girl in his class, his acting class, gets a job.

2:57:18 and all the other students, all the other millenials, they hate her guts. And Michael Douglas' character, he tries to say, no, you should be happy, you should be encouraging each other, you should congratulate. And he keeps giving them lectures, and as soon as he leaves the room, they all look at each other, they go, where's this guy come from? What planet is he from? We hate this girl because she got a job. And this kind of, This is a very common phenomenon amongst the millennials. I noticed this a number of years ago when JC was getting work as a coder because he went to one of those camps he could code. A Uyghur camp? And he mentioned to me that all his friends, they irked about it, nobody's happy about it or happy for him.

2:58:12 And he just thought, and they all, you know, it's like there's this, millennials do not like, they want everyone to, it's like a group of people that just do not reward success with compliments or anything positive. It's very strange. But it was portrayed in the, as soon as they did it on the Kaminsky method, I said, well, there it is. There's the best example. In fact, it's very well done. Hold on a second. And this is something we need to explore. When it comes to this younger generation, I don't want to peg them with Z or millennial, but it's a trend younger people certainly younger than we are. When it's when it's an actual achievement, something really good, there's some kind of jealousy and spite. However, when someone does a great, you know, makeup video for TikTok or wears a cute dress, it's like you queen boss, you go. Whoa, awesome. That's an interesting point, which I think is also all

2:59:14 I think it's completely disingenuous for the most part. Well, it's something that needs to be discussed or looked at a little deeper because I don't know what the long-term effects of it are. It could be that they're just extremely competitive or they're just a bunch of losers. Right. Well, the good news is we have many, many producers in this age group And they are very observant and I'm sure they'll let us know. And I'd like to know about this self-inflicted hate amongst the group. And the spitting. Is the spitting a trend? The spitting, I never heard of it. I'd like to hear about that. Is that a United States phenomenon? Or is it a European thing? Well, no, the most recent spitting was in London.

3:00:09 Okay, let's England. Yes, so that's not just America, but I've seen most of it in America Yeah, most of it in America and and this particular and I guess that's it Maybe it's because the reptile DNA is finally seeped through into the genes and it's just you know people are turning into lizards Spit and toxins Brand new to no agenda stream is misinformed in nation episode number five circle woke which will be on right after this show on noagendersdream.com. Join them in the troll room, trollroom.io. We've got end of show mexes, maxes. My talking today is weird. Tom Starkweather and sound guy Steve returns. And this is it, the last show from Opportunity Zone 33 here in Austin, Texas, the capital of the drone star state. I will remain in FEMA region number six.

3:01:06 But the next time you hear me, hopefully everything will be put together. Coming to you from the heart of Hill Country, Texas. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where there... it's all Hill Country. I'm John C. Dvorak. We return on Thursday. Please remember us at dvorak.org slash NA. Look forward to deconstructing whatever comes our way. Until then, adios mofos! And such. Donate! Donate!

3:01:59 We are coming in. But it didn't answer the question. And this is real, this isn't ET, right? Like, this is actual stuff that matters to a lot of people. The pilot saw something. Right, there's video. We just still don't know what the heck it was. In that case, it was a large deflating balloon. Turns out it was a large deflating balloon. One of the incidents was attributed to a large deflating balloon. Why all of a sudden Have UFOs become something that are reputable to talk about in public? Just because you can't explain something doesn't mean aliens are responsible. Maybe it's because you simply can't explain it. And this is real, this isn't ET, right? Like, this is actual stuff. That's like saying there's no evidence of, you know, that there's no evidence of pizza turning into a monster.

3:02:58 Why can't the United States manage to elect a decent president? I got hairy legs. He is not one of those great historical figures as far as we can tell. Well look, I mean he has made clear that uh... Dementia is really a group of symptoms that affect one's ability to think, remember and socialize. The answer is I believe he's in the past essentially acknowledged that he was There are certain things that he would do or did do. Everyone around the president questions his intelligence and fitness for office. The fact is that the U.S. contribution is the foundation, the foundation to gender equity. He's very out of touch with the current situation. I'm going to be going around the country spending time with the American people.

3:03:52 I had hope and an open mind, and I have lost hope completely, and my mind is closed. This presidency is fake and failed. The point is that what's happening is that the bottom line is what that generated was a values-driven, high-standard, transparent financing mechanism we're going to provide. This guy is starting to lose it. $1.9 trillion in reliefs over Whether he's simply a buffoon. They're going to be getting checks in the mail that are consequential. Whether it's due to his age or his mental state, we are reaching a place with President Biden where facts and names, they're all elusive to him. The Chinese saying says, women hold up half the world.

3:04:36 It's an absolute stupid saying. I know it probably embarrasses you for me to point you out and say that, but you've shown that you are salty. It's not just a hoist a little bit forgetful, he's just some goofy kind of pokey-pokey dude on the world stage. The man can't finish a sentence. I keep forgetting I'm president. The best podcast in the universe! Adios, mofo. Dvorak.org slash N-A. STAY SAFE!