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00:00 They're still testing aspirin. Adam Curry, John C. DeVore. It's Thursday, September 16th, 2021. This is your award-winning Gimmo Nation Media Assassination Episode 1382. This is no agenda. We're one in 500 and broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6. In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where I'm going to sit here and wait for the Zephyr. I'm John C. DeVore. Yes, I'm expecting it to show up last Thursday was a very slow-moving like 18 cars that was I think even further back than that I've been missing this effort maybe hmm there was a slow mover recently, but that was a full one, but Which that was the one we talked about you said oh don't worry about it's moving slow That was the most important part of the report

00:59 I guess that was what was not did not don't worry about if you're on the tracks I mean what I say not not to worry about a slow-moving Zephyr no I mean that means the economy is slow moving I got up this morning I'm here I'd say in the morning and there's one of those monster freight trains going by with a thousand oh yeah containers I think we've... It was a re-org'd thing. The US imported some crazy amount, like 600 billion dollars worth of stuff from China in quarter one, I was reading. That's a lot! Well, believe me, I see it coming in. We have a trade deficit, you know, in the excess of 250. It's crazy. Now, before you give us the 3x3, and I know it's Thursday, so everyone's highly excited about this. Oh, they're all jacked up. Everyone's always anticipating. I did watch the MTV Video Music Awards.

01:54 Yes, I caught a bit of that. You and I are the only ones. Well, I only caught like 10 minutes. My point is you and I are the only ones. You and I are the only ones. For good reason, it stinks. They had barely cracked a million viewers on MTV itself. Now that's down 31% from last year which was 1.3 million. Just a few years ago they were looking at 10-12 million. And they're broadcasted everywhere. The CW was probably the biggest place where they would get ratings after that, 0.6 ratings. So they're close to asterix land there. And you're right, it was boring and despite, this is why I was interested in it, despite that they had full crowds, everyone cheering, it wasn't one of those award shows where it was the artist just looking into a dead audience with puppets or some crap like that.

02:54 M5M is dying. The M5M is dying. People aren't watching anymore. They're not watching the news, they're not watching the networks. I mean it's really down. I don't believe that. Single digits. It was a sucky show. That's why nobody watched it. Not because the M5M is dying. Yes it is. It's because no one... They are doing whatever they can but no one cares anymore. They're doing a crappy job. I think it's a de-management. No, kids don't even have cable anymore. People don't have cable. The cord cutting is complete. I'm just worried that the M5M will die before we do. We'll have nothing left to deconstruct. Well, that's not going to happen. And just take a look at the stock price of charter communications, if you believe that. That's what you just said. That's all stock buybacks. I'm on to those guys. I know how it works.

03:54 Well, the show sucks. It's dreadful. Even though I really like Joe DiMaio, the director. He used to be an assistant producer. Not associate, but assistant. And he directed it. But yeah, it was filled with Illuminati crap, of course. Oh, yeah, the ridiculous Illuminati crap. It was the butt awards. Everyone's butt. Everyone's butt. Oh, and who's the one girl, the butt girl? She comes out as Chloe. Which one? There were a whole bunch. Yeah, Chloe. There were a whole bunch of butt girls. That's what I... I got to watch Chloe show her butt off. Like, this is some big thing. It's not even that good of an attractive butt. And then Madonna had a BBL.

04:33 A Brazilian butt lift. It's very, very, very sad what's going on. She's 63. What happened, Maddie? We liked you with your old butt too. We didn't have to go through all that. Ugh. Highly sexualized. I missed that part. That must have been kind of gross. That was the opening. Like a granny's butt lift. Yeah, a GBL. That's what we're gonna call it from now on. And now it's time for 3x3. Hey everybody! Experiment by JC Day. Comparing stories from ABC, CBS and NBC! The never-ending 3x3! That's right, every single Thursday, JCD goes and takes a look at the top three morning shows, gives us a rundown on 3x3, tells us what's really happening in the world of M5M, which he still claims is not dying. Let's see if that's true. What are they doing, John? Well, NBC was all jacked up.

05:27 They had one thing after another and they were going through it. They started off, and I ended up watching a little longer than I should have because every time I went back, and I might as well just get this out of the way, every time I went back to ABC, which would normally have Well, they were doing a lot of sales. Are they selling stuff? They were doing sales, but not this time. Not today. Whoa, whoa, whoa. It was wall-to-wall coverage of the new, I guess it's coming out in a couple of days, of the What's the name of the Jennifer the morning show? Jennifer Aniston Here's the Zephyr one two three four five six seven eight. This is a normal Zephyr going by the normal speed. Ladies and gentlemen alert the boys and girls at the Squawk desk CNBC nothing to worry about normal Zephyr just going by Bitcoin currently 47,749 Oh my god!

06:26 A rare 3x3 Zephyr Report combo. Are people lucky who tuned in today or what? They should be thankful. Yes. So this is the morning show, whatever it's called, that Apple TV show that nobody watches. Oh, I love that show! Yeah, I'm just saying it's not on any it's not on cable. It's not over the air. It's not anything You got to get that you got a you have to get a join the call watch it No, you don't you can watch it on Roku, but you'd need to join the cult you need to pay for it I'm not paying for it. Hmm. I like the first episode the first series. I thought it was pretty good. I thought it was excellent Well someone's not about it You and me we watched it someone was watching

07:13 Yeah, but it's like why is ABC promoting it? Oh, wait a minute. Oh, whoops Apple Disney And once again major shareholder in both companies, how does that phone call go? You know, I mean, it's like We got it we got to do it. I'll be the ABC guy. I'll be no. No, I'm not gonna be Lauren Okay Yeah? Hey, ABC man. It's Loran Powerjobs. Surely you've heard of me. Oh, Ms. Jobs. Good to hear from you. Yeah, surely you've heard of me. We have this fantastic Jennifer Aniston, good friend, friend of the company. And we really need to do a little bit of promotion. Can I count on you for the next board meeting? I'm on the compensation committee. Absolutely. As you know. Yes. Okay, thanks. Bye.

08:11 That's how it goes. You just saw television in action. So I go from ABC to NBC, I go from ABC to C, nothing, I can't get away from it, that's all they're doing and they have Jennifer Aniston on there talking about her acting chops and oh how much work she had to do on this show with her good friend Reese. And how they was like something was great to work with Reese because she's been friends for a long time and then they get to reveal their inner selves and so would this and you know and you know Last season was so good. We felt it was gonna be impossible to top there was no way but yet we did it and

08:55 It's crazy. We pulled it off somehow. In the midst, did they call it COVID? How hard it was to shoot during COVID? They brought it in, yes. Oh, it's all COVID. Took it all. No COVID. All right, so that was ABC. Back to... Yeah, screw ABC. Yeah, screw ABC. Those guys are selling shit. So NBC had The Future of Work. They're predicting $19 an hour. And then they cut from that because they missed the beginning of that segment. They cut to the new weatherwoman, Dylan, who's as pregnant as a house. So it's kind of like a throwback to the original El Roker.

09:35 Okay, that's one way of looking at it. The old, old Al Roker. Yeah, before he had the staples. Yes. So then they go into, they bring in, what's his name, the guy who does, Carson Daly is the showbiz guy. Yeah, of course. He comes in and he does the pop start lists. And they took the Detroit Hall of Fame, they go into that and then they quickly jump to a classic scam. The Rolling Stones' new 500 Greatest Songs Ever. Wait, was this the Stones or was this Metallica? Rolling Stone Magazine. Because Metallica just did this. They did an album. No, it's Rolling Stone Magazine. Oh, okay, I gotcha. The 500 Greatest Songs Ever. Oh, it's just a list. It's not an actual collection. Okay, I got it. Yeah. No, it's no collection. No. Just a list.

08:55 It's crazy. We pulled it off somehow. In the midst, did they call it COVID? How hard it was to shoot during COVID? They brought it in, yes. Oh, it's all COVID. Took it all. No COVID. All right, so that was ABC. Back to... Yeah, screw ABC. Yeah, screw ABC. Those guys are selling shit. So NBC had The Future of Work. They're predicting $19 an hour. And then they cut from that because they missed the beginning of that segment. They cut to the new weatherwoman, Dylan, who's as pregnant as a house. So it's kind of like a throwback to the original El Roker.

09:35 Okay, that's one way of looking at it. The old, old Al Roker. Yeah, before he had the staples. Yes. So then they go into, they bring in, what's his name, the guy who does, Carson Daly is the showbiz guy. Yeah, of course. He comes in and he does the pop start lists. And they took the Detroit Hall of Fame, they go into that and then they quickly jump to a classic scam. The Rolling Stones' new 500 Greatest Songs Ever. Wait, was this the Stones or was this Metallica? Rolling Stone Magazine. Because Metallica just did this. They did an album. No, it's Rolling Stone Magazine. Oh, okay, I gotcha. The 500 Greatest Songs Ever. Oh, it's just a list. It's not an actual collection. Okay, I got it. Yeah. No, it's no collection. No. Just a list.

10:32 So everything at the top 500 all 500 protest songs 500 500 can you name 10? Well, I have the top three. Okay Brown sugar No, these are all blood. There's all problematic. These are all songs. This is this is the woke This is the woke 500 500 everybody. Here we go number three Number three is change is gonna come by By what's his name Sam cook? That's the number three song of 500. Okay? Yeah, well, I think that's the yes Okay, all right. Well, I'm ready for number. I can't wait for I gotta guess number one. What's number two? What's number two? Oh, you'll never guess no. It's I think number two is you're cheating. You know, I'm not cheating number two is it's reigning men and

11:34 Fight the power. Which by public enemy. Really? Oh man. Yeah. Fight the power. It's woke. It's very woke. Now let me think about number one. Number one. I mean if you get this I'd be stunned. It's idiotic. Is there any hint you can give me without totally giving it away because this is such a vast you know going from public enemy to Sam Cooke, I mean that's hard. Okay, I'll give you one lonely hint. It's a female singer. That would be, then it has to be Ella Fitzgerald. Ella Fitzgerald's not even on the list. Whitney Houston. How can the great Ella Fitzgerald be part of 500 gross songs? Okay, Aretha Franklin with Respect.

12:33 Yeah, you got it. Really? Clued you off, yeah. Okay, no one clued me off. No one clued me off. Well, you got it. It's Respect is the number one of 500 great songs of all time, by the way. This is, it includes Mozart. Well, hey, let's just listen to it one more time. R-E-S-P-I-C-T. Yes, respect. Respect. Wow, okay. Way to go, Rolling Stone. The Woke 500. We've talked about these lists. I've been involved in them and they're done to get attention and they're gonna get a lot of attention because this list is idiotic. Wow. And we're still on NBC now. That's the end of NBC. Now we already did CBS. No, I'm sorry, we did ABC, which is a stupid thing.

13:28 Okay now, oh by the way, the last thing on NBC I have to do say this, they did get one more plug. They really jammed it in today. One more plug for a new movie coming out that I didn't know about. And another, it's a movie, you say, why are you doing this movie? Steven Spielberg is doing West Side Story. Oh yeah, no, this is... Oh. Yes, and there was a big controversy over that because they couldn't, they were trying to put non-Hispanic Latinx actors into the gang.

14:05 This will not stand. I don't even want to discuss this, but let's go to ABC. No, I'm sorry. CBS. Central Intelligence Broadcast Systems. What were they? This is bad. This guy, Tony de Couple, whatever his name, one of the hosts. All I saw on here, until they did cut away from this, but this guy apologizing on the air and given grief by What's her name, the black woman? I can't remember her name ever. Oprah's buddy. It's Gail. Gail Shepard. Gail. Gail, who's just the worst. He's apologizing and going on and on, and they're reading mean tweets about this. He left the freezer door open at the house and thawed out a month's worth of his wife's milk that was breastfeeding milk that she froze.

15:00 Whoops! And so now she was the old woman, the mom was pissed and everybody that jumped, oh you're a horrible man and they talked about killing him. One person after another, yes you're in your right to kill him. No! Were they serious? They're not serious about it. But I did, he's just reading the tweets. I don't know if they're serious or not. I don't know what's in their hearts. It was horrible. So then they cut to some promotion for some woman who's doing a cookbook on old recipes. Hello Mimi, what are you doing this weekend? Mimi's been trying to, only she's doing her egg book, but she's got millions of old recipes. Now it's all about Baltimore cooking and they brought this woman on. Oh, we're going back to old school. That's what's happening.

15:56 Yeah, and they got all we got these on they got old recipes from and this woman's made a collection a huge collection This is a millennial a huge collection of 200 cookbooks old cookbooks 200 my wife has got a thousand cookbooks after watching this segment I we have a gratuitous bookshelf in the dining room that just is a bookshelf of just rando cookbooks that I put that's there basically for decoration and I've got 75 cookbooks in that bookshelf. I mean, this is like... You sound on the one hand flabbergasted that this is taking place, on the other hand a little, maybe a little envious? First! I was gonna say envious. Why am I envious of? Because you guys should have a book in that collection. You should be on CBS plugging the book.

16:45 Well, we have better chops than this. That's what I'm saying. Of course you do. They're going, no, it's a millennia. You can't have anyone over 50 on these shows anymore, so forget it. But it's beside the point. It was just like a fawning thing. And then the woman herself admits she can't cook. That's what the worst part is. I think Mimi should just do an egg sub stack. Egg.substack.com. She could. You make a lot more money. Do a recipe every day. That's not a bad idea. Yeah. I'll pass it on. Please do. So that's your three by three and it was just like... And you tell me that mainstream media is not dying after that rundown. Please. They're definitely scrambling. Kind of in line with the M5M before we get into some of the other news, I got a note from the anonymous gay accountant, high-end California accountant. Yeah, I haven't heard from him. Yeah, he texts me from time to time.

17:42 and he said he found a bill which I believe is going to be slipped into the three and a half trillion dollar reconciliation bill and it is HR 3940 known as the local journalism sustainability act Oh, they're gonna do what they did in Canada. They're going to pay them and here's how it works. It is payroll credit for compensation of local news journalists and this is really quite phenomenal. So they have definitions of what is local, what is a... actually here... local... Can I guess at the definition? Sure. At least part of it. Local news journalists give me the definition according to the law that is now in writing. Not law but the proposed law.

16:45 Well, we have better chops than this. That's what I'm saying. Of course you do. They're going, no, it's a millennia. You can't have anyone over 50 on these shows anymore, so forget it. But it's beside the point. It was just like a fawning thing. And then the woman herself admits she can't cook. That's what the worst part is. I think Mimi should just do an egg sub stack. Egg.substack.com. She could. You make a lot more money. Do a recipe every day. That's not a bad idea. Yeah. I'll pass it on. Please do. So that's your three by three and it was just like... And you tell me that mainstream media is not dying after that rundown. Please. They're definitely scrambling. Kind of in line with the M5M before we get into some of the other news, I got a note from the anonymous gay accountant, high-end California accountant. Yeah, I haven't heard from him. Yeah, he texts me from time to time.

17:42 and he said he found a bill which I believe is going to be slipped into the three and a half trillion dollar reconciliation bill and it is HR 3940 known as the local journalism sustainability act Oh, they're gonna do what they did in Canada. They're going to pay them and here's how it works. It is payroll credit for compensation of local news journalists and this is really quite phenomenal. So they have definitions of what is local, what is a... actually here... local... Can I guess at the definition? Sure. At least part of it. Local news journalists give me the definition according to the law that is now in writing. Not law but the proposed law.

18:32 A Democrat. Yes, that's exactly what it says. For purposes of the term, local news journalist means any individual who regularly gathers, collects, photographs, records, writes or reports news or information that concerns local events or other matters of local public interest. The term regularly is the one that is... and I think this may actually, now that you say that, may be aimed at a lot of the Silicon Valley kind of news companies in California that got so screwed by the gig rule.

19:13 They couldn't write X amount of articles without being on the payroll. So I think this is a way to get them on the payroll and it's a doozy because per employee you may deduct from payroll taxes, from payroll taxes, so not regular payroll, you may deduct up to twelve and a half thousand dollars per quarter per employee who qualifies as a local news journalist. That's a pretty nice little doohickey there. That's interesting. Mm-hmm. Now, can we take advantage of this? Can you be local to... Well, I'm local. You're local. Do you report regularly? Hey, here's the problem. We don't have enough payroll. That's... damn it. We don't have payroll. We can't participate, I guess. But isn't that interesting? Isn't that interesting? And people say, well,

20:11 Oh but it's good, you can just stimulate local journalism, it's in trouble. Yeah, the problem is once everybody's in and everyone's counting on this tax credit, then you know it's easy for the government to come around and say, you know, why don't you just change this for your district or your state because you haven't really been on board with the program. And that's what you'd expect to happen. Isn't that just fundamentally wrong? The government should not be funding that unless you're a state-run organization and you state it up front. Or all of these journalists should say, part of my compensation is brought to you by the Democrat Party of America. Great catch.

20:54 Yeah, well great to the AGA. This will not be discussed on any other show, podcast, broadcast. It's not going to be on NBC Nightly News. No, that's what our producers are. They are the best producers in the universe. The AGA strikes again. Wow. The AGA condemning the GBL. He talks in riddles. Yes. So we have, I really only have one category for COVID, which is mandates and marketing. I think that's kind of where we're at at this moment, but maybe we started off with a little reminder from now dr. Peter McCullough We still both like him right we think he's still on the up-and-up this guy's the real deal Yeah, I think so okay, because I have no reason to believe otherwise I mean he's he's the one that's been most reliable he has the most credentials, and he's right out front and

21:47 And this is him talking about the vaccines and how they are duds. And this needs to be a reminder for everybody, they are duds. You're probably not going to die early from having accepted the vaccine into your life. But you're not protected. It's a dud. And you probably are well aware of this in Israel, far more than 80% of people who are developing COVID-19 are fully vaccinated. The Delta peak in Israel is just as big as the pre-vaccinated peak. It's obvious the vaccine is not stopping Delta. Almost everybody has 80, 90%, 100% Delta. Go over to Singapore, same thing. Go over to Iceland, same thing. Gibraltar, same thing. Go up to the UK. Now we're talking about probably 50% of those with Delta

22:29 are fully vaccinated. And of those who are dying in the UK, it's about 65% fully vaccinated. Okay, 65%. And their death rates among those hospitalized with Delta in the UK as well as the United States, the death rates are higher than compared to unvaccinated. So a paper by Farenthold in Houston studied these individuals, and they were the one to break the news that a fully vaccinated person can get Delta, contract it and pass it to another vaccinated person. Venkatakrishnan started studying this and found that the Delta variant, the spike protein had changed this confirmation where the antibodies from Pfizer cannot hit it.

23:04 So, the antibodies from Pfizer now are useless even in high concentrations. They can't seem to hit Delta adequately. And then this whole thing blew open last week with a report out of Oxford, the tropical medicine unit located in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. They were fully vaccinated workers with AstraZeneca about 2 months after being back stated. So as good as you're going to get. and they started to develop Delta. It was a very well done study, it was published in Lancet. And then the bombshell finding was that the viral loads in the mouth and nose of those vaccinated were 251 times that from the previous unvaccinated era. So as we sit here today, the vaccinated are, it appears to be super spreaders. They are carrying large amounts of virus and then passing it to the unvaccinated. I mean,

23:54 This seems right! The numbers show it! Numbers, man. Everyone's trying to live by the damn numbers. People don't understand numbers. They really don't. They have no idea how, I mean, and we really want it. It's encouraged mainly by Silicon Valley. How many hours did you sleep restful last night? How many steps did you take? The new Apple Watch is everything. How long did it take? How many strokes before? It's like everything is calculated and it's supposed to make you feel like you're in control of your body. What was the name of that? It was a little fad that was popular with self.

24:31 It had a term for something... Self-care? Self-care? No. No, that's... that means a number of things. But the chat room might know this. You wired yourself up to all this gear and you knew exactly what your blood pressure was to the minute and all this other stuff. Transhumanism? No, that's another thing that's different. Biohacking? It was no, but it's you're closer by is something like bio something but what's Natalie Del Conte Delhi duck formerly nade Del Conte I was into this to an extreme and quantify self quantified self Yes, there you go

25:15 Thank you. Troll room. Troll room. Yeah, she was a qu... And there's all these quantified self people and they're out there. But meanwhile, since you just played that clip, I have a clip that kind of... that's part of that. And then you have a note I have to read that refers to a guy who... Well, can I play this 15-second clip to set your clip up? If you think it will set it up. Well, shit, I don't know what you want to play. So I'm afraid now let's just play your clip. You've got me freaked out. This is a long clip. This is the TikTok girl. I don't know if you've seen this clip, but she's the one who's got some... and I looked up her ailment and it's a true genuine ailment, but she talks about something going on which we've talked about a number of times and then we discussed during the exosome discussion. Yes, this is the virus does not exist, it's all exosomes.

26:07 No, there's a virus but the exosomes are maybe causing illness in certain types of people. You want to play this? Yeah, sure. Hey TikTok, it's Ann and you don't know me but this is a video about my medical experiences with the pointy thing that people are getting nowadays. I haven't taken it but I'm gonna tell you something about it that I know medically. This isn't misinformation, this is my own personal experience and my doctors agree with this experience. So I have a disorder called CIRS, C-I-R-S, if you choose to Google it, chronic inflammatory response syndrome, inflammation in response to toxins. My body, my immune system makes inflammation and overreacts in response to toxins. I'm a walking toxicity meter. I walk into buildings, I walk by anything poisonous, and I can tell you that it's poisonous because within seconds I get sick.

26:59 I produce, my body produces inflammation. Just like someone with a peanut allergy can get sick from 10 feet away, if there's something poisonous, I can sense it from 10 feet away. Mold is primarily what I react to because little did you know or most people don't know mold is highly poisonous It's not just allergens. It's not just spores. It releases poisonous gases to defend itself So poisonous there ten eight of the ten deadliest biochemical weapons in the world are mold toxins It's not harmless. It's not some innocent fuzzy stuff, but I digress I also react to toxic bacteria. I react to heavy metal toxins and more well, there's a new toxin I'm reacting to

27:37 and it's vaccinated people. It's not a conspiracy theory. Every time I'm around vaccinated people, I get sick. I can't go into public anymore without getting sick. I have to, to survive. But I get sick. I get a cough. I get brain fog, I get headaches, I get trouble thinking, trouble with my memory, my body starts to ache, and my skin burns. Every inch of my skin starts burning like it's on fire. And after a few hours, I get so sick. So sick. Just by being out in the public. Out in fresh air, out at a park around other people where I didn't used to get sick, I get sick now. Grocery stores, that even if they don't have mold, I didn't used to get sick there, I get sick now.

28:26 And it's growing and growing and growing this last year, the more people get vaccinated. And I don't get sick around unvaccinated people. When I'm around friends who have not been vaccinated, I don't get sick. But if I'm with friends who have been vaccinated, I get sick. There's a lot of studies that the news isn't telling you about, about the spike proteins. They messed up. The spike proteins that the COVID vaccine makes and tells your DNA to make, they're poisonous. So what do you think happens when they tell someone's DNA to manufacture these spike proteins that are poisonous? They build up and build up and build up. I can smell them on people's breath and it makes me sick I react quickly to poison, but what do you think is gonna happen in a few years to everyone else? All right, quick quick response one. I wish you would say

29:12 What she got really really sick? What does that mean? I mean she didn't really explain that Other than something like a peanut allergy to the troll room was vicious during that clip I mean vicious like first the most frequently posted comment. This is psychosomatic to You should go kill yourself. This is really quite. I don't what's what's going on trolls. She's full of crap. She She's total whack job hold her down and vaxxer. So she dies sooner. I mean, these are really I've never seen this I've never seen this Sick group. Yeah. Well, they're trolls. Yeah Now I'm hearing around the hill country. There's a lot of particular women who are becoming somewhat nervous based upon this news and

30:01 that a lot of people are getting sick from the vaccinated and now there's like I don't really want vaccinated around me. We have a lot of discussion that comes in. We don't do it. I have not gotten sick around the vaccinated. But there's a lot of people that have sent us notes about, you know, they hang out with some dude, a friend of theirs that got vaccinated and they had, you know, erotic dreams all night. Or the guy who was with his girlfriend, which is a short relationship, but after she got vaxxed he had erectile dysfunction and he said, I've never had that. And after they broke up, because of said erectile dysfunction, I'm presuming, it went away. Yeah.

30:45 Yeah, well that's psychosomatic too. But- Of course. Very likely. And the discussion of the exosomes is a valid one that we went into great detail on in some show a month or two ago. So there's something to it. And there are people out there that do get inflammatory responses and the mold is the best example of that. Tell me about it. That's my jam right there, the mold. That's why I have Tayquersitin. Yeah, so you could be, you could maybe get riled up by someone, if you're hanging out with someone who's vaxxed up. I'll have to pay attention to see if I start tingling anywhere. Yeah. Excuse me, are you vaccinated? Because I'm tingling. I want to see what's going on here. The new come on. Here's

31:40 Here's the new scare tactic which I love. A shocking new statistic. Shocking! Hopkins University. Shocking! One in every 500 Americans has died from COVID-19. The latest death toll reported yesterday shows 662,899 deaths. What? Now this was a big talking point. One in 500. One in 500. And please pay attention. They're taking all the COVID deaths that have been counted saying now all of them have died from COVID not with but from COVID which I think is a lie and that's a demonstrable lie demonstrable lie. It's like dying from a hangnail if you want to do that do it that way. Demonstrable lie. He had a hangnail oh hangnail caused his death. Yeah. Pay no attention to the split head. Yeah. But also this headline

32:35 What is the percentage of 1 in 500? 0.2% No! No! Even if all those deaths were from COVID I mean, I think there's higher numbers of other things Yeah, it doesn't seem like it's you know one in five hundred. Oh my hunker down, honey Number is very dubious. Of course. It's no it's a lie because there's no way there's no way no way no way But that's all pointing out is that the death rate is pretty low. It's like less than Yes, bees one point not point two, but probably look, you know point. Oh five Well, it's not the case fatality rate which would be even

33:27 Probably even much smaller number, or it should be a much smaller number. They like to lie with statistics, we know that. So there's some big problems in the media. Before we go off to the topic, I do have to read this note. Oh yes, this is from on the nurse shortage and it brings in a point that you made with one of the clips. This is a producer Andre. You guys have talked about the nursing shortage a little bit and what I wanted to offer some insight that I don't think has been brought out yet. My girlfriend's an ER doctor. and then he says where, and tells me the nursing shortage is due to nurses offered more to be traveling nurses than to work regularly at a main hospital. This is a big deal, big deal that no one's talking about. We're talking about it. She showed me a screenshot from a group chat, nurses were being a group chat,

34:27 A group chat of nurses, a group chat where nurses were being offered $8,300 a week housing stipend per DM, $1,100 before tax deductions. This kind of irked her because she has a... Did I cut this off in the right way? She notices some traveling nurses are earning more than the doctors and to a, and then a homeowner. So an Austin nurse can go to Colleen. Hold on, hold on. I got it here. I think you're missing somehow. Yeah, because I cut something out. The right part just got cut off. And to qualify as a traveling nurse, you only have to be 50 miles outside of your home area. So if, in example, not where she is, an Austin nurse can go to Colleen or Waco and earn big bucks.

35:21 at the hospital she works at, she's constantly, this is his girlfriend again, she's constantly complaining about not having enough nurses and this doesn't account for any mandatory vax issues they're dealing with. Another note is at this particular hospital, they don't pay the in-town nurses enough to leave So they leave but to make up for the staffing shortfall they bring in the traveling nurses pay them the higher rate. So that means you're literally seeing nurses traveling 50 miles down the road to make twice as much if not more. And this is the whole thing has been completely messed up. Now since we're doing notes I was going to do the health care collapse later. You can't stop there.

36:02 The reason I wanted to read this note, because she makes the claim that she's had 50 people in the ER, or talks about the number of people, to make it short, all the people that are in the hospital sick are all vaccinated, which he questions. Vaccinated or unvaccinated? She says 85% vaccinated? Yeah, that's what he says is bullshit. He says it's bullshit, but she says that's the fact. So we have the doctor that says 85% are vaccinated. I got a note from one of our health care professionals, five points, and I thought it was interesting because we've been talking about what is wrong with our health care system. One, Hippocratic Oath. We read this whole thing. Turns out

36:56 No, they don't really do the Hippocratic Oath anymore. Johns Hopkins has an adapted version and this professional says, yes, we do a truncated form of the oath upon graduation from medical school. The entire version is long and makes references to never charging for education. So that's omitted since you probably graduate with a quarter million dollars in debt. Then the professional says, and this was interesting, please stop saying doctors suck and nurses are what's saving health care. I'm pretty sure neither of us ever said either of those things. I just want to check with you. Have we ever said doctors suck? I've never said doctors suck, but a lot of doctors do suck. Yeah.

37:43 and and nurses are what's saving health care constantly implied that nurses save everyone's lives not healthcare not health care but people's lives it's about people yeah not about health care well the our health care totally blows our professional was angry about this or whatever he she heard. A doctor has a minimum of 11 years of training during which time they're going into debt, then earning minimum wage, giving up their prime partying, reproductive and earning years to take care of people. Being a doctor is no longer the lucrative profession it was, and you have a far greater chance of being well off as a registered nurse than a medical doctor if you calculate the debt-to-earning timing and ratio.

38:22 Example, certain speciality nurses in Portland make more than the average hospital physician, are part of a union, only require two to four years of schooling, get regular breaks, may work three days a week, average maybe 45k in debt and are ready to work in their twenties. I'll stop there as RNs are valuable team members, but in no way is their role similar to physicians, in no way is their training similar, and in no way do they have nearly as much skin in the game. So without going into your points, that system is F'd, capital F. So don't get mad at me. F, capital F? Yeah, it's F'd with a capital F.

39:01 Oh, I thought it was... No, F, with an important caveat to above. John's beloved Indian physician whom he often refers to... I'm doing the voice! This is how it happens. There's no context in text, so I'm doing the voice now. There's an important caveat to above. John's beloved Indian physician whom he often refers to as his Doc of Choice. racist, I'm adding that, India is the biggest exporter of physicians, has an entirely corrupt and mismanaged education system. Wait, what are you talking about? I don't know! This is my favorite... This is what happens. It's more important I think for us to listen to the grievances and understand that we did nothing wrong. This is just nuts. But there's truth in here.

39:46 So the exporting of the Indian doctors is frowned upon by this particular medical professional because you know because you know they get screwed here and they bring in the cheap labor. Hello! Yes, it's frowned upon by me. Missed public health opportunity of enormous magnitude. Here comes something that we've been talking about from day one. You can draw a linear graph correlating someone's body mass index slash obesity with the probability of developing severe COVID. There is a direct correlation with diabetes and the chance of developing severe COVID. This is what needs to be told to the American public. Yes, and you'd expect your surgeon general to do it.

40:30 and they don't do it here, they don't do it in the Netherlands, they don't do it in France, they don't do it in Germany. Get a clue. Get out while you can. It's fat fat shaming. It's fat shaming, yes. The David Geffen School of Medicine. Hold on a second. This is part of the Hippocratic Oath. I want to share this. I want to get back to this guy's note. What's he talking about, my Indian doctor? Does this guy just listen to every other word or what what is he how does he come to these conclusions? I think my point is don't take it personally because we didn't say any of this but this is how someone is listening who is Who should self-diagnose the amygdala because it's in trouble. By the way, I think it's a she And and okay, well then we recognize the women are

41:25 The woke women that listen to this show, and there's a few. She's not woke, she's mad. They really don't like us. She's not woke. No, you're taking this the wrong way. Now she's bitching. Is she getting bitched about climate change too? No, she's mad about her profession, not us. Even ends with, love you guys, don't ever change, thanks for all the research. It has nothing to do with us. This is someone who sees the bull crap in their industry and doesn't know where to go with it. So let's email a podcaster. That's, that's, that's, that's, that's a good one. Email a podcaster. You got your grievances, email a podcaster. Here's a podcaster you could email. I was wrong. I was wrong. I was wrong. I was wrong. I was wrong. I've encouraged all my overweight friends to get vaccinated, at least most of them. I just, I was about to take the vaccine myself. I was allocated, the UFC allocated a bunch of vaccines

42:25 I showed up to get vaccinated and there was a mistake and they said the way to CDC has it you have to actually go to the Hospital and I said, I can't do that right now, but I'll be back in two weeks. Can we do it? Then they said yes fine And so then in between that two weeks time the Johnson and Johnson vaccine Which is the one that the UFC had allocated got pulled because people were getting blood clot. Right? I went hey, I And so then I started looking into it and then two people that I know had like severe side effects of getting vaccinated. Just random, because I know a lot of people. It's fairly safe. If you look at the numbers, like the people that have adverse side effects versus the people that don't, it's a small, it's not even 1%. It's a very small percentage of the people that have adverse side effects. So Joe never got vax? That makes him a very dangerous man. He's a living zombie. He should not be alive right now, especially after the horse paste.

43:19 What are they gonna do with him now? Well, there's a couple of things going on that I've noticed that are... I don't know what they're gonna do. They just do what they're doing with him, nothing. They're gonna... It's gonna be like, you know, let's ignore him. I have a couple other celebrity stories, so don't go too far off the track. Okay, no, because I want to talk about the boosters. No, no, no. You're moving way too fast. No, we have one more celebrities thing and then we have mandates. We have to talk mandates before you go to boosters. So hold the boosters. I'll give you boosters. Nicki Minaj.

43:57 Stirred up quite a ruckus. Did you follow any of this? Did you see the thing from the beginning to the end? I was gonna do a report on it, but then I decided I'm gonna let it slide But it was covered by everybody, but they wouldn't cover her actual tweets. No one would read the tweet She had some tremendously funny tweets. Yes, she aimed at at joy and joy some other people What's your face the Meghan McCain I think she had some stuff. Oh yeah she nailed Meghan McCain, told her to fuck herself. But this is really important because Nicki Minaj is, I mean she has a cult. Here this by the way is the cult, Nicki Minaj cult outside the CDC in Atlanta.

44:46 And sadly this is exactly what the media doesn't want you to see. These are African-Americans, ADOS mainly. And what are they saying? You know Fauci's lying, Nicki Minaj is right. So this is a problem. So the reason why she started this is, hey, they want me to get vaccinated for the Met, the big Met Gala. I'm not gonna get vaccinated for the Met. I'll do it when I feel I've had enough. It actually was quite a normal thing that she said. It was a calm, reasonable tweet. It'll be, hey I'll read it. It'll be, once I feel I've done enough research, I'm working on that now. In the meantime, I love to be safe, wear the mask with two strings that grip your head and face, not that loose one.

45:33 And then she added, my cousin and this was a no agenda, I mean, no agenda listeners and producers must have been triggered by this one. My cousin in Trinidad won't get the vaccine because his friend got it and became impotent. His testicles became swollen. His friend was weeks away from getting married. Now the girl called off the wedding. So just pray on it and make sure you're comfortable with your decision, not bullied. Didn't we have a note from a producer who talked about the black balls? Yeah, his balls swoll up and turned black. So that sounded pretty reasonable to me that that actually happened.

46:13 And I thought her tweet was reasonable and then, I don't know, do you have the clip? Yeah, I have the Joy, yeah, the Joy. There was a couple of Joy Reid clips, but I have this as the initial response to her, which is interesting because she's talking about her community. This is what the problem is. It's the marketing of, to the black and brown community, the most hesitant group in the world. And Mo and I talked about it in the most recent Mo Facts, if you want to hear a little bit more besides the Tuskegee experiment behind that. But neither Nicki Minaj or Joy Reid are American descendants of slavery. I just think it's funny that they're talking about their community.

46:55 followers. Okay. I have 2 million followers. You have 22 million followers on Twitter for you to use your platform to encourage our community to not protect themselves and save their lives. My God, sister, you could do better than that. You got that platform. It's, it's a blessing. It's a blessing that you got that, that people listen to you and they listen to you more than they listen to me. For you to use your platform to put people in the position of dying from a disease they don't have to die from, oh my god. As a fan, as a hip-hop fan, as somebody who is your fan, I'm so sad that you did that. So sad that you did that, sister. Oh my god. Oh, I clutched my pearls! I mean, that response is not warranted on any channel, anything that calls itself news. That's not even opinion, that's just sister talk. What was that all about?

47:51 I don't know, I thought she was off the rails. She's totally off the rails. And it was incredibly... It was just sick. That woman is... Why does this woman have a show? She's woke. Uber woke, of course. All right, so now... L'Homenage sent a tweet back that got her kicked off of Twitter. Oh yeah, for a week. People should go look it up. But the point is... It's a very funny, very funny... Stuff's coming apart at the seams. not able to hold it together. And now we've got the mandates, this is on deck, a short supercut reminding you that this would never happen. We cannot require someone to be vaccinated. That's just not what we can do. Needless to say, the right of women to make

48:41 decisions about their own bodies is not negotiable. No, definitely not. You don't want to mandate and try and force anyone to take a vaccine. We've never done that. Our interest is very simple from the federal government, which is Americans privacy and rights should be protected. It is a matter of privacy to know who is or who isn't. We don't want to be mandating from the federal government to the general population. It would be unenforceable and not appropriate. Perhaps the federal government should step in and issue mandates? And if not, are you putting the needs of unvaccinated people ahead of the needs of vaccinated people? I think the question here, one that's not the role of the federal government. No, I don't think it should be mandatory. I wouldn't demand to be mandatory first.

49:26 We must increase... Sorry about that. So there you go. It was never going to be mandatory and now it is through a backdoor. Lots of people have been talking about it. What does it really mean? We finally got an answer from the constitutional lawyer, the one we always believe in, who cannot get a second on air anymore. So he's now on Newsmax. This is the constitutional lawyer Alan Dershowitz shunned from democratic society, shunned from the parties on Martha's Vineyard. He is now between U67 and U69 on the Newsmax channel to discuss the constitutional legality of the mandates.

50:09 Joining us to discuss constitutional attorney, Professor Emeritus of Harvard Law School, Alan Dershowitz, also the author of the book on your screen, Guilt by Accusation. Professor, thanks for coming on today. Before we get to the Surgeon General's comments, I guess I'll ask you about this mandate from the president when it comes to not only federal employees, contractors, but then also those private businesses. Is it legal? Well, I just finished writing a book on the subject called The Case for Vaccine Mandates, where I analyzed all the constitutional issues. There are three constitutional issues. Number one, does the federal government have authority over this? And the answer is yes, because it's interstate and COVID doesn't recognize boundaries. Number two, would a properly drafted, legislatively enacted mandate requiring vaccination be upheld by the courts? Probably yes.

50:59 but the third is the hardest question and that is can the president through the labor department do this alone without legislative authority through OSHA? That's a hard question and nobody knows how the courts will decide that. Anybody who tells you that the constitutional issues are crystal clear is exaggerating. We just don't know. Probably constitutional, but not certainly constitutional. But this is a vaccine that does help prevent the transmission of the illness to other people, both the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. That's what makes it a much closer constitutional question. And nobody should say for sure that they know the absolute answer to this. It's a work in progress. We've never had this issue before.

51:44 There is a Supreme Court decision in 1905, but it's a state case, $5 fine, smallpox. This is very different. Will the Supreme Court follow that precedent? Probably, but not certainly. So the way I read that from him or the way I understood it is not through this path. And it won't go the other way because they just won't get the support. But what's happening in the meantime, corporate America and I have at this point hundreds of emails to show and I'm saving them all because it's going to be, I'm going to publish it one day and it'll be letters from the unvaccinated seething pus oozing human resources of the corona crisis.

52:31 It's so sad. This is ripping people apart in offices, families, relationships. And this show comes into play. I've got emails from people saying, you know, we always listen to the show together, but my spouse wants to, you know, feels that they should get vaccinated and then, you know, then all of a sudden it's the show's fault. But people need these crutches, that's okay, I understand it. But it sucks. I mean this is really very, this is the worst thing of this entire crisis, how everything is being pulled apart. Now in North Carolina. Is this the continuation of the Trump pulling people apart? Right, oh no, everyone was primed for this, people were super primed.

53:20 And now it's just like they took a huge, you know, samurai sword and went, sha-ha! Now we'll blow all the way through. And of course, all the reporting is 100% political. It's all politics. It's all the Trump people. It's all the Republicans. It's the Southern states. And so then, you know, you're right. And this just activates everyone's already overactive amygdala and people flipping out. But it's sad. I mean relationships. Well you know it just shows you that I don't know what it shows you it doesn't show you. Yeah no it shows you well I mean I just can't step over it that easy I'm sorry anyway if you're being de-platformed from your job noagendacareers.com just popped up out of nowhere no idea who did it but thank you looks like a good job posting board. Here's the kind of stuff that people are getting from their from their work.

54:22 Did you travel internationally in the last seven days? This is for someone to do as a contractor to come on site. And here's the question that I love. Did you or an unvaccinated person who you share the same living space with travel in the last 14 days and use public and or shared transportation? They're asking you to talk about people you live with on questionnaires and in particular unvaccinated? This shit's not right. Yeah. You are very cavalier about it. I used to go into Canada, they ask you if you... I remember one time they said, do you have guns? You know? And the guy at the border says, do you have guns? I said, no. Do you bring guns with you? No. Do you have guns at home? No. Do you know anyone who has a gun? Really? Yes. That's an outrage too. That's an outrage. They'll be asking that, I'm sure, just, you want to come into New York? Do you know anyone who has guns?

55:27 Quick one, Australia, I got a good boots on the ground report because there are some differences. I've spoken to a couple other people in Australia over the past week and this is Sir Captain Morgan, he said just listen to your segment. I want to give you an update, I'm living in the Sunshine Coast that's north of Brisbane. I believe there have been about 10 COVID cases in total, maybe one or two deaths, not sure, I can't find any regional data. So this is Queensland. Queensland has had a total of seven deaths with COVID. Queensland has one of the most extreme reactions to COVID, almost on par with New Zealand. In the southeast, we currently have mask mandate for everyone over 12 who's inside public spaces except if you're eating or drinking and the border is completely closed even to Queensland's residents. Yeah, this is like an iron curtain, you can't get into Queensland from your own country.

56:18 Non-Queensland residents cannot even enter the states. Inslee wanted to do that with Washington State. Doesn't surprise me. Queensland residents can enter by plane and need to do 14 days hotel quarantine. The current restrictions came from four or five cases. I cannot imagine what they would do if we had hundreds. Now in Australia the federal liberal, that means Republican in this case, government is fighting the states. No, the liberal party is the Democrats. I'm reading him verbatim. In Australia, the federal liberal government, he says the federal liberal in parentheses Republican government. I don't know why he would say that. I don't either. Makes no sense. Is fighting the states to keep them open. Queensland is a labor government similar to your Democrat. Maybe that helps. Okay, all right. I'm sorry. Liberal labor. Okay, he's right.

57:07 Correct. You can also say you were wrong. So Queensland has the communist government, New South Wales who are deploying the military onto the streets to, that's Sydney, to enforce crazy restrictions have a liberal government, Victoria is Labour so they are all messed up, he says effed. The really crazy part is that the old policies are actually popular with a lot of people here, not sure how bad things will need to get before people wake up and smell the horse manure. The Sunshine Coast had a person with COVID in their life wandering around going to every place you can imagine. There was no cases as a result. There has not been a single locally acquired case in over a year, but we are still required to mask up. Everyone I know is either fully vaccinated or getting vaccinated. I believe the fear generated by threat of COVID without any contact is more potent and ever more divisive. Yes. So the point is that it's kind of like the United States. They have states that are completely crazy, all in, passports, shut up, stay at home. And they have states that are much looser, like Texas as an example.

58:07 But this is not the end of what's going on down under. We had a very interesting conversation that was recorded. Clive Palmer, who is, he runs a crazy board party, does he run? He's one of the richest guys in Australia, Clive Palmer. Anyway, he's always come popping up. I'm sure he would be a far right person, the way we would consider it. What is his, I'm trying to think, what is his, Party I never heard of this guy. Yeah, we've played many clips of him. He's a businessman Yeah one point. I think he was it wasn't he one and one point of MP when he ran he's the Palmer United Party Yeah, he makes a lot of noise. He makes a lot of noise and it's you know, there is an election coming up in Australia So he's out campaigning

58:59 you know he's more like a Trump type politician so the press is yapping at him yapping at him and then he lays this bombshell out over the New South Wales premiere premiere Gladys, Lady Gladys, listen to this. The Premier's telling them the only way out is a double jab and that's what they've been told. Yeah, I'd say the Premier's lying to them. I'd say that she's under an IPAC inquiry, that a particular lobbyist in Sydney controls the Liberal Party in Sydney and has told her that the only way she gets out of that inquiry is if she pushes the double jab. And his clients are Aska Zenniger and his clients are Pfizer. That's what I'd say. Yeah, but that's political, that's political. What about the business owner? That's what he's being told. He's coming over his doors.

59:37 If you let me answer your question, I'll answer it. Do you think that the Premier of New South Wales wants to destroy business? I do. Why would she do that? It's her economy. Because she, as I tried to explain to you, that she's being directed by a lobbyist in Sydney, who's being paid by AstraZeneca and by Pfizer, tens of millions of dollars to get these policies through, to make sure the vaccine is pushed. That's why you asked the question, I gave you the answer. And that's my personal knowledge. And I'm happy to make a statement here to police or to anyone if they want to know what's going on. That's quite the accusation. I'm telling you the truth, I could barely understand what he said. You have to translate. He said that the Premier...

1:00:19 New South Wales is being paid tens of millions of dollars, I presume he means Australian, which is not that much, tens of millions of Australian dollars to promote Pfizer and AstraZeneca from lobbyists. He basically said he can prove it. He says he's happy to talk to the police, to anyone about it. She's on the take and that's why she's putting these policies in place for the double jab and subsequent possible booster. Well, let him prove it. Yeah, I'd love to hear that. I mean those acquis, that's a suable, that's slander if not true. I don't think if it's a public figure it's necessarily slander. It's harder to do slander. To accuse them of corruption? I don't know if the Australian slander laws are indifferent. Oh yeah. Let's go with, play this clip. This is another thing from Australia since you're there.

1:01:13 This is the, have you heard this, have we played this, have we did the COVID crisis actor clip? Uh, no. In fact, a lot of people sent it to me and I ignored it because I thought the audio was shit. Maybe you got a better, better quality. I don't know, give it a shot. It couldn't, not gonna be much worse than that last one. It's had a really effect on your family. You're not able to look after your kids at the moment. I haven't been working. If you don't see the video, there's no context. You've got to tell people what's going on. There's only a few things at the beginning of the guy's report. Is the guy talking about it? Oh, is it a report? Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't hear that. I've only seen the stupid crisis actors. I'm a single mom. It's not easy.

1:01:54 Hello, I'm Paul Barry. Welcome to Media Watch. And that was single mum Ramona, one of 700 COVID patients hospitalized in Australia at the end of last month, who, along with two others in Sydney's Concord Hospital, was keen to warn people of the dangers of COVID by sharing heartbreaking stories about their illness from their hospital beds. So please get vaccinated or we shall go before it. Shortness in breath, something attacking the lungs. It was harsh. Footage of those patients, identified only by their first names, was recorded by Dr Lucy Morgan and released by New South Wales Health and made it onto all the major networks, including ABC News, 10 News First and 7 News. But soon, people on social media were wondering if the New South Wales Health video was actually a fake. And among the sceptics was former One Nation senator Rod Culleton, whose post received thousands of likes.

1:02:51 and another former senator David Lionhelm. And one intrepid TikToker who went digging was able to reveal... I found all three actors, now how can this be coincidental? Yes, all three, including Ramona, were supposedly paid crisis actors who did not have COVID at all. And another internet sleuth then set out to prove it, ringing Concord Hospital to show that Ramona Currie was not a patient there. Well, bingo! That video, which TikTok only removed today, had nearly 800,000 views.

1:03:37 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, this stuff is coming apart and and the less people watch the mainstream the more they're getting turned on to this and they don't trust it anymore. It's unbelievable because we have had example after example on our show that we believe to be fake. Oh sure. And it was done on it's all done by NBC, ABC, CBS. It's done by the big boys. Yeah, and who was this done by? Well this was done by ABC Australia. The guy cited the three news organizations, the big three. The big three networks in Australia played this clip from this hospital that was rigged. It was phonied up. Yeah, they're taking the same playbook. And this brings me to my comments about all of a sudden the Lancet

1:04:23 And all these sources are coming out with a booster anti boost now. You don't need a booster. You don't need a booster You don't need a booster. I mean it clips, but there's a lot of reports about well We're thinking twice about the booster and then and they're been in foul. She's right. No, no Can I give you some data on the booster from Alex? You would Alex Berenson on his sub stack which I highly recommend He says, the FDA just released its briefing book for Pfizer's request for a third dose of, I'm not going to say, because I think it's a spell. It's every bit the mess we all expected. Highlights, Pfizer basically hasn't bothered to test the booster at all in the people actually at risk. It conducted a single phase one trial that covered 12 people over 65. The main phase, which is two, three booster trial,

1:05:15 Beware efforts to cover multiple phases of drug research at once. When you want it bad, you get it bad. Included no one over 55. So they didn't even test anyone in the third booster trial over 55. No one, he says, as in none, which makes total sense. Why test the booster in people who actually need it? Because they're at high risk. What else do we have here? That was kind of damning enough. Yeah, so right there it's that the data is no good. Now we have a an FDA advisory panel and from what I understand they kicked it back to the FDA and said you know you guys got to get some doctors we're not going to sign off on it. That's kind of how I understand the situation to be that there's no data. Well I think they're backing out and I've seen all kinds of stuff come out about the boosters.

1:06:11 and whether they work or not. I think they're backing off because I think it's caught, I think the discussion of the boosters, this happened once before in January, February, we talked about it on the show. All the discussion about the boosters has made more people hesitant. And I think it's making people, wait a minute, I thought I needed two shots, now you're already, I haven't even had my two shots, and you're already telling me I need three shots now? I think it's a public relations nightmare. Well, there was another little problem that cropped up. This was fun. This is the marketing nightmare. Who wrote this? This is from, well, it's Yahoo, so you know it's true. Oh yeah, it's the worst. Data emerges showing more differences between the COVID vaccines. Here it comes. Recent data suggests that Moderna's coronavirus vaccine may maintain a higher effectiveness over time than Pfizer's.

1:07:10 Between the lines, Pfizer was the first vaccine authorized for use in the U.S. and began administering several weeks before the Moderna vaccine. Because of the way the rollouts happened, the oldest and most vulnerable and sickest people, like nursing home residents, got Pfizer. The Cornell virologist John Moore said, that means it's possible some of the effectiveness gaps showing up in some studies is a result of Pfizer being administered earlier in more vulnerable populations. However, the large CDC study that found a significant difference in the vaccine's effectiveness found that Moderna was higher across all ages. Possible reasons for the difference include that Moderna has a much higher dose regimen than Pfizer and the second shot is given after a slightly longer interval. Now what's interesting about this story which puts Pfizer in a bad light is the Millennial texted us yesterday

1:08:01 With a screenshot, of course, where I send a link, we don't do that anymore. With a screenshot of an article that's literally the headline said, research shows Moderna less effective than Pfizer. And she had gotten Moderna. So that's how evil this stuff is. The actual report comes out and it's turned around on a dime and they found some way to scare people saying your vaccine was no good because it was Moderna. I mean those guys are good. They flip that on a dime and I and we're sending this articles like no No, this is something weird. Like I don't know where you're getting that from but this is something different And they think we're stupid they think no one looks at anything we don't look at any More people are more than ever More than ever you got any clips on that on the on the boosters. Oh

1:09:00 No, I said I had no clips. I said I just made this observation. I do have two more clips on Ivermectin. Ah, yes. And then I have a note to be read, which is about from a, from a, one of our Uber drivers who picked up a Pfizer guy or girl. Ooh, the Uber drivers are back. Ah, the best spies in the business. It could be a guy, could be a girl. He doesn't say, he's not going to say. He's not going to say if he's a girl. Mm-hmm. Way to go. And so he writes, I'll read this notice actually. It's kind of interesting. Do I have the right note here? No. Hang on. Okay. Well, I can play. Let's do the Ivermectin and I'll read the note after that. This is the Ivermectin in Chicago kerfuffle. And it's a two-parter because the second part, it's as though they're doing this Ivermectin promotion and they have to pull back from it. It's almost like the

1:10:00 It's just the weirdest report. Just play this. Center of a battle over her treatment for COVID-19 has died. Veronica Wolski was being treated at a northwest side hospital that received hate-filled phone calls for refusing to give her a drug that the Food and Drug Administration says is not safe for COVID patients. WGN's Jewel Hillary live in Jefferson Park with the story. Jewel? Hi. Good afternoon you all. Right now we're across from the Kennedy Expressway. It's a location where Veronica Wolski, also known as the Bridge Lady, spent lots of her time spreading her anti-vaccination and anti-mask message.

1:10:37 Hello brothers and sisters, welcome to the People's Bridge. Glorious day out. The messages and reports on social media about the death of Veronica Wolski are seemingly endless. Wolski passed away early Monday morning in the ICU at Amita Health Resurrection Medical Center. WGN confirmed with the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office that the 64-year-old died of natural causes from pneumonia due to COVID-19 infection and hypothyroidism as a contributing factor. In a request for additional information, we reached out to Resurrection Medical Center.

1:11:14 representative from the hospital says, we will not be providing any additional comment about this patient or topic. In recent weeks, Swolsky supporters surrounded the hospital demanding Wolski receive ivermectin. According to the FDA, the drug is approved to treat parasites and livestock and sometimes humans. The CDC reports there's been a significant increase in filling ivermectin prescriptions during the pandemic. During the week of August 13th of this year, more than 88,000 prescriptions were dispensed compared to about 3,600 prescriptions between March 2019 and March 2020.

1:11:54 Didn't they sue over that? Didn't they sue to have Ivermectin given her? This has been going on all over the country, so there was a lawsuit in one of these hospitals. They could have banned this one because it got the most attention. You know, I get a kick out of the fact that these newsreaders always mention horse-worming and parasites. Oh yeah, you're not complete if you haven't done that. But they never mention what it won the Nobel Prize for. River blindness. River blindness and then it's a cure for rosacea. Those are just, which are very common. Well, river blindness isn't, but rosacea sure is. You know, I got on a trip. But wait, before you go to your side, you have to play the second part of this clip where you know they said you got to pull back on this report because

1:12:38 How are you going to pull back in the report? We have the perfect way of ending the report. Play the video. During the week of August 13th of this year, more than 88,000 prescriptions were dispensed compared to about 3,600 prescriptions between March 2019 and March 2020. I have never once worn a mask. I have called the police on people who have tried to make me wear masks. Now, although ivermectin is not advised to treat COVID patients, people across the country have sued hospitals to get their hands on the drug. Live in Jefferson Park. Yeah, that's interesting. I'm seeing local stories. Well, wait, wait, you kind of missed the point of I'm trying to make here, which is that they brought in the same woman, the bridge woman, who's now ranting about never wearing a mask and never calling them. OK, yeah. And she calls the police. She's nuts. Yeah. So so let's do the report kind of soft pedal the ivermectin sore. But we can't really approve the idea.

1:13:42 So let's just make it clear that this woman was... Throw a nutso lady in there. She was a nut lady. I got it. The point was that this is a mainstream media report, even though it's WGN, a local station in Chicago, world's greatest newspaper is what that stands for. Used to be owned by the Chicago Tribune. It is still toeing the line. Anyway, I'm sorry. No, no, that wasn't clear because I didn't know that was the same lady coming back. The visual, the visual was lacking. Yeah, we lose a lot on this show. Oh yes, I'm gonna say that this local story, there's a lot of this. KXAN, and I didn't clip it, they had a local pharmacist who's the guy that I guess can sell ivermectin if he's asked, and he stated 300 prescriptions a day he's filling in Austin.

1:14:36 That's unusual because most of the pharmacies around the Bay Area will not sell it. Yeah. Now what's their reason? Because the FDA doesn't approve it for COVID. I asked the pharmacist about this and this is what I heard. The FDA won't approve it for COVID, but off-label use is very common. Lots of drugs. Lots of drugs and the FDA doesn't approve those either, so why pick this one out of the blue? This is bullcrap. I think we should take a quick rest moment and listen to the brand new mayor of New York City, Mayor Hockle. Hockle, is that how you pronounce her name? Hocall, Hocall. Capacity. We count on you to be healthy yourselves and to make sure that we don't spread the vaccine. So I'm pleading with them. Did you catch it? I just love these. She's new. First day on the job. Don't spread the vaccine. Okay, lady. Thanks. So the other next to ivermectin, the horse deworming paste.

1:15:37 We by the way, I didn't clip that either but Howard Stern went off on Joe Rogan What happened to Howard Stern and he all he could say was bucks, but they become a dick Yeah, but like but he's completely the opposite of who he was he was against the man and he was fighting for freedom at least that's what we all thought and now he could not be more like the opposite anyway It's beyond me. I think it's his new wife Oh, I think that's what that's what that's an interesting point And he's just got older. He just flipped a tardum We already knew that there were limitations set on Regeneron that is the monoclonal treatment that supposedly works that Joe did it Joe actually said that was that he feels that that's what cured him not the ivermectin and

1:16:36 They were limited in Alabama and as of yesterday the Biden administration is metering how many doses of Regeneron are sent to Texas. Specifically meaning how many are sent to Montgomery County and people are not happy about this. They're slowing down actual cures to Texas. This is the Montgomery County, I think the county attorney who wrote this whole letter, very pissed about it. And just when you thought they'd gone away, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is now involved in a new startup in the UK. Before you go on, I'm hung up here because you talked about this new mayor of New York and I don't know what you're talking about. Isn't that Hockel? Isn't she going to be the new mayor? Mayor, governor, I'm sorry. Is it mayor or governor?

1:17:35 Who the hell is Hockel? Now you've got me confused. Oh, you're talking about the governor, that woman. That was my mistake, yes. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Yeah, that was my mistake. I'm so far removed from New York. Yeah, governor. I didn't mean mayor. Yeah, acting governor. She's acting all right. Bill and Melinda Gates back UK AI startup developing antiviral drugs. Yay! You don't think they have the inside track, do you? On the Gat-cer-mectin? Well, that brings me to the letter I was going to read. There you go. Good, good segue. I'm a ride share driver. I just dropped off a Pfizer clinical trial manager at the airport. We had about a half hour discussion where they did almost all the talking about the virus vaccines and politics surrounding the pandemic.

1:18:25 It makes a point of, he says it here, unfortunately I didn't get the opportunity to record the conversation, but this email is written immediately after the ride so I can get down as much of it before I forget, which is the way you do it by the way, anybody out there. I'll use singular they to refer to the Pfizer employee to protect the identity as much as I can. Main takeaways. Main takeaways. China had epidemic levels of the virus as early as June 2019. The lab leak theory is absolutely... Wait, June 2019? June? Yeah. That's way before the October war games, when everyone's claiming it started. That's interesting. Okay. Although, if you think about it,

1:19:08 War games may have been triggered by this I Think it was on the calendar it was scheduled, but okay. Yeah, huh how far I was a schedule, okay? I don't know where we just it's just speculation the lab leak theory is absolutely true And it was the janitorial staff of the Wuhan lab that got infected and spread it outside the lab before they all died And the lab had to be shut down well Whoa! Bombshell! Bombshell! Hold on a second. We remember that we've done stories about the lab shutdown that were suppressed. Remember? Bombshell.

1:19:49 Yes. It's bombshell. It's got to keep that in there. It's bombshell. Denny tells some stuff here that I'm leaving out because it has a, it has a either it's not true or it is a proprietary and I did not in the process of it's proprietary to Pfizer and I'm not. Okay. But you'll, you'll tell him, you'll tell me later, right? I can. Yes, sure. Okay. I, I could also say it cause I'm a journalist by technically, but I'm not in the business of giving Moderna somebody else's information. Because it doesn't help anybody else to know this. Is it marketing information? Formulaic information? Yes, formulaic. Pfizer is very proud of the product they've made because they didn't take any government or private money to develop their vaccine so they can stay independent. They look down on Moderna for taking money from Bill Gates.

1:20:39 The Pfizer vaccine should get emergency use authorization for 5 to 11 year olds in the next few days. Yes, this I know they're really pushing that and they want to do babies too. They want to do six months old. Oh yeah, I hope that's in the note. It was the fact that the EU approved the US vaccine that prompted the FDA to fully approve the Pfizer vaccine. Pfizer is not concerned about the Delta variant. While it is very contagious, it's a mild form of the virus, which we've been discussing since the beginning. The testing of the vaccine is not over and will not be over for a very long time. They said it takes many years to truly understand any virus or medication developed to fight it. And mentioned that they're still testing aspirin and ibuprofen, which has been on the market for years as an example.

1:21:28 Wait a minute, did he say that or were they saying that in the car? That's what I think the guy used as an example. You know they're still testing aspirin and ibuprofen or the woman, they're still testing aspirin. I'm just giving a little variety there. No, I like it, I like it. Variants are named like hurricanes and the names go in alphabetical order and we're ready on M, Mu. And they really didn't care about Delta or Lambda. They're concerned about people contracting two variants at the same time and having super mutation from that. Super muta... wait, wait, wait! Super mutation? How come this isn't a headline? Come on! Super mutations!

1:22:13 Damn, that's great. I'd like me some super mutations, baby. The politics surrounding the pandemic and the vaccines are unbelievably intense, so more so that the public knows. In other words, well, I think people listened to the show and they were pretty intense. way. The misinformation about the vaccines is perpetuated by a design to protect political actors. COVID is not going away. It's going to wax and wane until it becomes like the flu and in about five to ten years most people will have natural immunity due to continual exposure. They have deep mistrust of actors like Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci as well as organizations like the FDA, the CDC and WHO.

1:22:59 Wow, and mention that Fauci should face jail time He's getting hit from from outside and inside. This is this is good. This is fabulous Intel That's all I can remember at the moment. I'll follow up over call anything else just and keep in mind That I can't confirm that the person I spoke to was in fact a Pfizer employee or that any info that they told me is true Now I will say this I did a little research myself and I because you're a you're a local journalist and local local yokel and I checked out where this guy's from and I checked out where the Pfizer's offices different Pfizer offices are and they match so tell me tell me honestly did you use Google Earth to fly around the Pfizer offices

1:23:47 Most of the time I do stuff like that, but in this case, no. I'm so disappointed. You'd be like, there's a loading dock and I clearly see like there's a weird truck over there. No, you really do like doing that though. I learned it from by watching you. Okay. I never used to do that. I've got information man. New shit has come to light. Good notes. Thank you to our producer. My other thing I love to do is to get on the ground with Google, uh, Go walk around, whatever. Can't you just drive around somebody's house? So if you're gonna go visit someone you can actually see their house in advance and you spot it. And do you sometimes when you're doing that do you mutter to yourself, Zoom, rotate, enhance? I don't mutter nothing. And with that I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in the morning to you, the man who put the C in the local journalist tax credit, ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to Mr. John C. Dvorak!

1:24:41 Well, good morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry. Also, in the morning to all the ships and sea boots on the ground feeding the air. Subs in the water and all the days and nights out there. That was nasty. People just wishing death and Sodom and Gomorrah. They're in a bad mood. They're in a very bad mood. And they should check their emotions at the door. Let's have a count. Okay, come on trolls, let's see how many we got in there. 1943. I think a whole bunch of trolls got scared off by the nut jobs in there today. 1943 is low, it's not high, that's low. No, that's very low, that's super low. Oh, they're probably turning it into a stink pool.

1:25:31 Well, those of you who are there appreciate it. Oh, they're in a bad mood because Norm Macdonald died. That's what they're in a bad mood about. Yeah, that does suck. Well, Norm Macdonald is the guardian saint of all chat rooms. Did you guys know that he was sick? Nobody knew. He made a big fuss about not telling anybody according to his closest. Yeah, that's crazy. He's not one of those guys. No. Anyway, the trolls can be found at trollroom.io. That's where you can go, you can log in, you just use an alias, whatever, you can register if you want for that too. Troll along, troll us, it's a live stream, you can hear it all live, noagendastream.com and subsequently,

1:26:16 You can do that for anything that's on that stream 24 7 there's a live shows all the time or podcasts that are from all around Gitmo nation all talk no commercials. It's definitely no agenda. That's the troll room or follow us at no agenda social.com the other was I have to ask you a question about that. I'm Adam at knowagentosocial.com. He's John C. Dvorak at knowagentosocial.com. This is a federated Mastodon instance, which means you can reach us from anywhere on the Fediverse. You could just search for that term Fediverse and sign up. You're looking for a Mastodon server. There's many across the internet you can use, or you can even set one up yourself. It's pretty easy to do and certainly inexpensive if you use something like masto.host.

1:26:59 There's still probably about three reports a day. And I'll look at the reports, you know, it's like other people from other servers reporting people on our server. And usually that's, you know, it's like, it's just triggering stuff. But we had one report from a female producer and there was some, someone had posted about women I wish I had the exact quote which is kind of important. The main crux was it was one of these posts where these women should just go kill themselves. It was one of those.

1:26:16 You can do that for anything that's on that stream 24 7 there's a live shows all the time or podcasts that are from all around Gitmo nation all talk no commercials. It's definitely no agenda. That's the troll room or follow us at no agenda social.com the other was I have to ask you a question about that. I'm Adam at knowagentosocial.com. He's John C. Dvorak at knowagentosocial.com. This is a federated Mastodon instance, which means you can reach us from anywhere on the Fediverse. You could just search for that term Fediverse and sign up. You're looking for a Mastodon server. There's many across the internet you can use, or you can even set one up yourself. It's pretty easy to do and certainly inexpensive if you use something like masto.host.

1:26:59 There's still probably about three reports a day. And I'll look at the reports, you know, it's like other people from other servers reporting people on our server. And usually that's, you know, it's like, it's just triggering stuff. But we had one report from a female producer and there was some, someone had posted about women I wish I had the exact quote which is kind of important. The main crux was it was one of these posts where these women should just go kill themselves. It was one of those.

1:27:34 Which, you know, kind of like the troll room actually. Might be the same guy. Yeah, I'm in the troll room today. Same guy. So she says, I think you should remove people who advocate violence against women. And I said, I would probably do that, but I don't think saying they should kill themselves is violence against women, is it? Or am I seeing that wrong? Well, it is... Because I don't want to, I've never taken anyone off. You know, I've nudged people off all the time. Are you kidding me? You're so full of shit. Let me offend you. So full of shit. Never, never, ever, ever have I taken someone off of Noah Jenna Social. I've asked them to remove the post. Oh Noah Jenna Social, I'm talking about the chat room.

1:28:16 I'm getting mixed up. No, this is no agenda social. Oh no, just block him. I mean, it's not a big deal. I agree with you. I said it's not advocating violence, but that's how she took it. Well, I don't care whether it's... I would say, let's say he's advocating violence. Just block him. No one can block him. But what Elsa said is, why don't you... Ask him what's going on? You know it's it's a no agenda producer to not do anything It's probably worse and then just ask me to remove him. Let's take it another step further Go watch the movie red pill. I think's the name of it done by that woman who was

1:28:52 All jacked up about it. Who got red-pilled. She got all jacked up. She started to do a documentary about horrible men like the one she's describing in the chatroom. And then started to understand them. And she's turned it completely around. She's like on the other side of the fence now. So maybe talking to this person. Yeah, I'm sure everyone... I mean it's no one's in the socials, not Twitter. I think people will be like, oh okay, you know, hey. No, there's a couple of creeps on the socials. Sure there are, but there's more non-creeps. Anyway, I just wanted to bring that up because I've never kicked anyone off. And I just thought you know this conversation went back and forth a couple emails. I'm like you know He didn't advocate against violence. Huh this may be offensive, but I'm gonna say it anyway Ladies and gentlemen John at the vorac or get ready. I don't think Adam can has the Know-how on how to kick somebody off, and it's just covering Yeah, there you go. That's exactly it by the way I only say that because I could never get a password to get back on the thing when I

1:29:56 Did you get a password? Are you back on the thing? Yeah, but because I have my old machine back online which has the password in it. So, okay. And you never got it? I told you, I knew it was gonna offend you. No, I'm not offended at all. But I'm gonna kick you off now. Or you could pull a Disney. I'm gonna block you. I'm kicking you off the system. You're done. You're out. You're toast. Violence against podcasters. But what Disney would do in their corporate environment, they'd kick the complaining woman off. Yes, and you're, in this case, you're the complaining woman.

1:30:31 Anyway, noagendasocial.com. It's loads of fun as you can tell. Is that not an endorsement right there? We leave the violence against women on, we kick Dvorak off. I think we're on a roll. And big in the morning and a thank you for your courage to Nessworks who brought us the artwork for episode 1381. The President of the United States helped us with the title. We titled it Stink Minority. And I think we were unanimous, although you probably say I hated everything and I was vetoing everything. I've never said that ever. But we chose this because it's been a while since we, I think I would call it, we got a high concept piece. And this was the two fish bowls with the goldfish jumping out of the M, although it should have been M5M, that was

1:31:21 not quite perfect, the MSM fishbowl into the NA fishbowl, and I think we both said, yeah, that's a good piece. Yes, we did. And we will, I will say that we've also, I think, agreed that there wasn't a lot to choose from. There was a lot. But not a lot to choose from. Right. Let me see... What were the things we looked at? Okay. We looked at... There was no real second place winner. Except, I think maybe... Maybe there's just one. No, I don't think... Darren did a sad puppy which was just cute but didn't make any sense. I don't think Biden or Trump stuff... Who cares? I'm gonna put those guys... Why is Trump still in the news? That's a good question.

1:32:11 There was really... what else was there? Nothing. I'm looking... It was not the best... I mean... I mean, it was all great stuff, but it just wasn't good. I blame the show for not... It's our fault. It is, because if we don't have some triggering concept or thought or some phrase or something cute that the guys can jump on and they... Well, we've also made them very wary of that. Because like, oh, if they say, oh, they're laughing about this, they'll never take the art. I mean, we've... Was it not in S-Works? Sorry, did I make a mistake here, people? Shit, I hate it when people say that. Let me check it. Let me just check it.

1:32:59 It was Cesium-137. Ah, yes, it wasn't Nessworks, it was Cesium-137. Who, by the way, who did this... It's my fault, I'm sorry. And I didn't do a refresh on this, that's why it didn't show up. I had the wrong name. My mistake. So, Cesium-137. Yeah, Cesium-137, who's probably spitting. Sorry, sorry, Cesium. He has not been on the podium for a while. Yeah, it's correctly now. Damn it. Somehow these pages cache in the browser and if I make a mistake then it doesn't happen until I refresh the page. Cesium-137, yes. All right. Sorry. Netsworks did get the nod for my newsletter. Oh yeah, what did you use from him? I used the alternate ivermectin box, only this time it was Pfizer-mectin.

1:33:53 And we used the Merck mechanism on the show, and I thought his Pfizer mechanism was quite funny. But we couldn't use that for show art because it would be, you know, we just did it. Yeah, there was some... But Cesium, he's been on the cusp, but he hasn't really broken through yet, you're right. Well, no, he's broken through lots because he's had... Oh yeah, but not in a while. Not in a while. No, not in a while. He's had 17 pages worth of art. in the archive. You guys should go look at noagendaartgenerator.com to see the incredible time and talent that these artists put into this. The amount of work and humor and dedication is really something. I'm sorry. I mean it's what? Did I say 17 pages? Yeah. I meant 27 pages of art that he has submitted. That's what I'm talking about.

1:34:49 Mean we could just stop taking art and just use this material for the next five years Some of the ones that got show numbers on like show 50. Yeah Well, thank you very much season 137 apologies for the For the mix up there but again Thanks to all of the artists just the joy of looking through it and seeing what you guys have come up with is I mean It's like a present any art director would see this as Christmas. I Christmas every single show we do is like look at all these beautiful gifts you know you return some some of the wrong size and there's always that perfect sweater that you just love and CZ and knit it for us. We appreciate it. Now you want to get if you don't have a podcasting 2.0 app fountain, which I think you can find you can find a new podcast apps calm. They have a new version. They're iOS only a lot of people want

1:35:41 an app that is in the official App Store and has all the bells and whistles. They've added chapters and transcript support. So you can see all the, you probably, if you were using it now, you see all these images and cool links throughout the entire podcast for everything is separated by chapter. Dreb Scott does that. So get that, newpodcastapps.com. Thank you again, Cesium 137, all of our artists, go take a look at them at noagendaartgenerator.com. And now as part of the third T, the Time, Talent and Treasure, let's thank our executive producer and associate executive producers for episode 1382. Okay, hold on one second. Did you get the Italian sparkling water I talked about?

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1:45:03 I really doubt it that he's live or ever will be again. Sir Jeff dude named, Sir dude named Jeff, 333.73, anonymous Sir dude named Jeff, blah blah blah. No news here unfortunately. No good news. He said no good news here. Oh no, I'm sorry, no good news here, unfortunately, because he wants to F cancer, so obviously that's not good news. For Tom, who has incurable cancer, Quickly followed up by emergency karma for best friend's mom who is in the hospital after short illness keep up the good work Emergency go on the scene emergency goat on the scene. Hey, I want to read this one, too. Yes, sir. You cry you cry I believe he you see HRE in Matthews, North Carolina 333 33

1:46:04 Hey guys! It's with a heavy heart that I make this, people just love my interpretation of that. Hey guys. It's kind of a serious note. You might want to tone it down a bit. It gets bad right after your hey guys. Yeah, but he starts with hey guys, what am I supposed to do? It's with a heavy heart that I make this donation to the best podcast in the universe in honor of a fallen knight and US Army veteran on the Monday of this week. We lost Sir Three Legged Dragon, Hydro Gardner of the Calder Ridge, who has shocked you guys on episode 1333 with the first ever

1:46:42 Triple instant night donation of three three three three dot three three where he brought along his wife and mom to the round table. Yes We salute you fallen knight He was leaving his home with their three daughters when an altercation occurred with a neighbor and ultimately ended his life in the kind of earth-shaking tragedy that no family can imagine None of the girls were physically injured during the incident. Well, there's no explanation, but doesn't sound pleasant To Dame Blondie Locks and Dame Librarian of White Oaks, I say we are with you in spirit and love. We're here for whatever you need. May God bring you peace, strength, and healing. To my beloved friend, I say I look forward to seeing you again one day. You and your dad better have this smoked bacon ready for the ultimate meet up in the sky. To Noah Jendon Nation, I say let's show this family that love is lit.

1:47:38 support them by going to noagenthefamily.com and donating to his memorial fund. All proceeds are going directly to Dame Blondie Locks. In honor of the early departed can I get an ITM from around the world? Set a Fauci wheeze China's asshole and boogity boogity boogity amen. Thank you for your courage gents. OOKRA OOP. You've got... karma. Well, it's a bummer. Yeah, it's a bummer and I'd like to find out more details if, uh...

1:48:24 our night sir or crew craft which I've done sure maybe it's on that know what you know family calm so I don't know take a look Fox is next 333 33 is in Elk River Minnesota nuts Chris Fox here, first time donor so please de-douche me. You've been de-douched. I keep it short because I know the drill. Your podcast has literally changed my life and how I see the world. Thank you John and Adam. No jingles, no karma. Bye.

1:49:01 Anonymous 333 33 no we changed the world for the good if people use by I don't think so I think we've done the world a disservice. Hey guys by By state of Jefferson United States greetings from the Golden Cloud Ranch you the crazy you're the crazy uncles I never had Adam I'm not part of the m5m so stop saying that well if he's anonymous how do I know who he is Health Karma or she. Health Karma from my buddy and neighbor Randy who fell out of my fire truck. No, it wasn't while fighting the fires up the road near Tahoe. It was while drinking whiskey late at night and pissing off anyone that could hear us. Also health karma from my buddy and neighbor Will who broke his ankle when he fell down a steep hill while taking a piss during a long evening drinking whiskey with us. He welds everything I break here on the ranch but we couldn't weld his ankle. I think this is a drunk donation.

1:49:58 You think? Lastly, health karma from my other buddy and neighbor Vinny who has COVID and refuses to come drink with us until he's safe. Though we would still hang out with him like we did last winter with Randy when he had COVID and his wife made him live outside for two weeks like a wild animal. Man, these are some wild guys up there. This is like a... what kind of club is this? Jefferson. It was the best two weeks ever because we got to hang out and have bonfires and drink every night as late as we wanted. Unless you go out and meet Brunetti. Stay safe, John, but if you get COVID, come drink with us. Hold on. If you get COVID, come drink with us. It's been too long. We're overdue for a tasting, but I've been crazy busy moving dirt, literal dirt, not the Hollywood kind. No jingles, no bullshit, associate producer credit. And do I say his name here?

1:50:51 Because he says he has his name and then PS keep me anonymous. Well if he says PS keep me anonymous you have to keep him anonymous. Can we say the knight of the state of Jefferson though? We can say that right? I didn't know he was the knight of the state of Jefferson. He's just claimed that. He's drunk. He's high. I don't know what's going on with him. Here's a little drunk karma for you. He's out of control. And he doesn't want to be given any associate executive. Well, he's got, okay, we'll discuss this after later. Let's go on with, you have to read this next because it just wipes out my spreadsheet. Donnie Fraser in the Fraser Valley, California, 33333, crackpot and buzzkill in the morning. Please accept my donation of 333.33 Canadian dollaroos. I've been listening to the pod.

1:51:41 Since it was... Since it always throws me off. Even when you're making a joke. Since I was first hit in the mouth by the crackpot during his first appearance on JRE. Can't thank you both enough for the service you provide. Unfortunately, to date, despite not missing a single episode, I've been a complete and total douchebag. If you would please kindly de-douche me. You've been de-douched. I figured there would be no better occasion on which to donate than on my 33rd trip around the sun this past Monday the 13th and I would like to call out my buddy Adam, a different one, as a douchebag. I hit him in the mouth not long after I started listening and as far as I'm aware he has yet to donate. Unfortunately when I go over to his place for a visit I'm still welcomed by the irritating voice of Amy Goofman.

1:52:26 Kuffman blaring out of his smartphone speaker. Typically she is ranting on with phrases like, Worst day yet! Sandwiched before and after with the skin crawling sound of her lips smacking on her tongue seemingly being peeled off the roof of her mouth with a chisel. For crying out loud, somebody get this lady a glass of water to sip on! There you go. That's not a bad description of her presentation. That's quite good. That's quite good. My smoking hot wife has been reluctant to listen to the show despite my hitting of her in the mouth some 10 plus times since I started listening. At the beginning she did not just refuse to listen but was severely repulsed by both your voices.

1:53:07 And we have that effect on women. I wonder why that is. It just repulses. Mimi has somebody up in Port Angeles who's French and German. He's a very famous interpreter for all these. And we have a lot of overseas listeners that listen, and he claims that it's because we enunciate so well. It's very good practice for him to listen to English. Oh. We have some Spanish listeners I know for a fact that listen to us because we are clear. Yes. A lot of it has to do with the sound quality. Yes. Hola. But we're not in a bucket and we're not, you know... Okay, but for some reason... I don't know what she's talking about. Our voices are not that bad. No, it's just associative.

1:53:57 Our voices are recognizable, so when the voices are saying something you don't like, then you hate the voice. That's how it works. However, I managed to get a few... Truth hurts. The truth hurts. Truth hurts. I have, however, managed to get a few chuckles out of her with some of the hilarious sound bites and songs. Some of our favorites include the Dog in the Stroller song and Fauci Wheeze. Oh, she's all in, man. She's playing you. If she likes the Fauci Wheeze, then she's good to go. In July, we welcomed... our first human resource into the world and after a few weeks he began to produce the cutest little wheeze we had no choice but to start calling him our little baby Fauci whoa happy

1:54:37 Happy to announce that on our recent road trip, I managed to get the wife and the little Fauci through an entire episode. What a delight! You know what they say, on this recent road trip of ours I learned something fascinating while flipping through the local newspaper in Tofino, BC, a neat little surf town on the west coast of Vancouver Island. I came across an interesting article explained how locals were annoyed by the increased number of young visitors during the summer months of 2019 and 2020. indefinitely shacking up in their camper vans illegally migrating from parking lot to parking lot living in said vans. They expanded on this by explaining how these said young people had bought and they were calling a CERB board with their first government relief check. If you're unfamiliar with the term CERB, it's Canadian Emergency Response Benefit. Oh, okay. Distributed to those who are unable to or have no desire to work. Oh, it's UBI, Universal Basic Income.

1:55:29 Anyway, so they had the surfboards and they called them CERB boards because people just bought. Yeah, and that the rich people in Austin did that too. Hi man, thank you very much and congratulations on the 33rd trip around the sun and the brand new human resource and getting closer to your spouse because people who know a gin that will do it together stay together. You've got karma. Shorter note next time, please. Sir Addison, CEO of Shitposts in Chesterfield, Missouri. 333. Adam and John, keep up the excellent work and reporting as always. Producers and douchebags alike, save 33% on eeblescd at eebles, which is like edibles but eebles. E-A-B-L-E-S dot com with the code NOAGENDA at checkout.

1:56:25 Thank you for your courage, Sir Addison, CEO of shitposts at thegeneral at noagendasocial.com. Okay, that's a plug. Nice plug. Sir Cal- Oh, another one. Well, yes, go ahead. This has to be mentioned. SirCaloflavenderblossoms.com, 314-59. Lavenderblossoms.org. I will mention this because Mimi who loves the lavender blossom she's CBD solve mm-hmm or whatever it is so yes solve so she writes in and orders a batch from a cow and she gets a huge box of stuff

1:57:06 And she says, what did I get? Oh, and then she finds out that I deconstructed her name and address and figured out who she was. Uh-huh. That must have freaked her out. And sent her a huge care package. And she said to me, you've got to mention, this guy's great. His stuff's the best. And he's a great guy. So you have to mention this on the show. I say well when his donation comes up I'll bet you I do. I will add to that that the keeper also ordered something, some salve from him and he immediately intercepted the order and said ho ho ho ho the keeper tell me what's going on and then he sent her also sent her some extra special stuff.

1:57:45 ITM Jensey writes, it's been too long since my last gesture of appreciation so much so that I'm being called a douchebag locally. I'd like to thank, think I'm on a higher level on this no agenda hierarchy. Much love, Sir Cal of lavenderblossoms.org. Much, of course. Who called you a douchebag? I will personally, personally see to that. Let me just give him a little karma. Thanks, Cal, appreciate it. You've got karma. Yurli Filinov. Filinov. 256, first associate executive producer, ITM to all the no agenda ninjas out there. Please accept this modest donation as another blow to soulless stupid machinery. No jingles, no karma. Peace. She's got some grouse about something, I don't know what. Kate Maringo.

1:58:37 Associate Executive Producer credit for Kate $250 from Chicago, Illinois. Associate Producer note birthday call out for Tony's 44th on 917. So we're good to go on that. Happy 44th birthday to the best husband, teammate and daddy. Thank you for always keeping no agenda in our life as I've dipped in and out over the years. When the last year's pandemic hit it became the focal point in my life so therefore and therefore needed to shrink the amygdala and such. I reconnected with my old jingle buddies. Wow, I missed a lot. Had to have Noodle Boy explain to me, well, where have you been? Which I got a kick out of being a former noodles employee my college years.

1:59:19 Tony hits me in the mouth constantly, obviously in the most loving way, and I think over the past year I've hit him pretty hard back. Have no fear, the non-domestic abuse in our household has had another successful year of slave rearing of our gorgeous daughter Clark. Cool name for a girl. as well as pulling me out of my isolation cave to connect with the sane slaves of amazing Chicago, the most recent awesome posse in the infamous Noah Denim meetup in Libtard Land, Chicago. We're saving lives, John! I just want you to know that. Tony Marengo, thank you for your courage. Douchebag call out for being a procrastinator in your knighthood accounting. Get your shit done you delinquent non-slave and prepare for the roundtable. Jingles needed. So like a good wife I request hookers and blow.

2:00:10 That's not a... You're a great wife! What are you talking about? Al Sharpton, respect. Respect is what she means, obviously. And if possible, Joe Biden, vaccinate, followed by no. And should we get a... I'll just add a karma for you for that. R-E-S-P-I-C-T. Get vaccinated. No. You've got karma. That was her show sequence. It was great. No. No. You know, if you didn't know Noodle Boy, I don't know how long away from the show you were. It's just that's that's a decade long. I mean, I first showed up. OK, David Fugazotto, our buddy, is the Duke of America's Heartland and the Arabian Peninsula, chimes in with two hundred thirty three dollars and thirty three cents. Gents, this donation is to honor Dame Melody and her graduation from the University of Texas, Austin. Yeah. Where, assuming

2:01:13 Assuming the masses of homeless tents that have been cleared from the quad, she will receive her Master's of Science in Technology Commercialization. Let me get this straight. She's got a Master's of Science in Technology Commercialization? Yeah. This Friday? Yeah. Technology Commercialization is this course of study? Oh yeah, and she's a master of it. Yeah, unfortunately I can't be there as I am helping out my granddad. I'm glad to show up my parents in the realm of the Duke of the South by keeping her by heaping helpings of Joe of Joe Jobs Joe Joe's Joe Joe's Joe Jobs karma for us both and I request that all producers join me in a congratulatory little girl yay for her achievement and

2:02:10 Thank you for your courage. David Fugazotto, Duke of America's Heartland in the Arabian Peninsula. Ever since he's had COVID, his sentence structure has changed. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah. Making it harder to read, I might add. That's interesting. Do you think that his personality has changed? No, no. I think it's the brain fog. Have they unleashed the Manchurian candidate? Maybe Dame Melody should be lucky he's not around. Day Melody, congratulations. What a great achievement and I'm sure it's going to be a great time in Austin this weekend.

2:03:01 Gregory DiBernardo, DiBernardo from Canton, Georgia. 233.33. New to this thing, I think I'm supposed to send the donation note to your address. I'll just send a 233.33 donation through PayPal. Okay, I guess that worked. I was hitting the mouth of my friend Steve, who we refer to as the chief. About a year ago on a motorcycle trip, little did I know how much this show would be something I look forward to hearing twice a week. Thank you for your courage, of course, but thank you John and Adam for consistently producing such great content. If only we could hit the whole world in the mouth, we'd have a more sane planet for sure. It'd be boring though.

2:03:48 What would we talk about? I try to hit at least one person in the mouth every week. Please de-douche me. Of course. You've been de-douched. Also, I do have to call out Steve as a douchebag for letting the guy he hit in the mouth get de-douched before he did. Douchebag! He says surely there's a term for this situation if not we need to come up with them. Let's face it, it's pretty embarrassing. Is uh, do we have a term for people who hit people in the mouth and then uh get out out to get douchebagged by the person they hit in the mouth?

2:04:24 No, we don't. Should we? Well, I'm looking for... I was hoping it had some ideas. Nothing snapped me off the cuff. I have no ideas. I think it's so incon... It's happened so rarely that it's inconsequential. Can I get an oogity boogity song and respect? Stay safe, you bet. I'm gonna get this while I was looking for James story from lower hut New Zealand 201 greetings John and Adam from the lockdown hermit kingdom of New Zealand our supreme leader announced 33 new kovat cases this week prompting me to donate and we appreciate that may I please have some r2d2 karma you got it thanks bye you've got

2:05:25 Karma. Do you have Phillip Jordan? No, Phillip Jordan, I cannot find a note from him. He gave $200. He's in Stanley, Wisconsin. I'll go on to Wesley Olson in Seattle, Washington, who writes simply and succinctly, ITM, thank you for your courage, job, karma for my son, daughter, and wife. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got karma. And followed up by Gabriel Adams in Ventura, California. $200. ITM keeping it short here. Yes. Pulling a Collexit to Idaho Falls in a week's time. He's leaving the state of California, which is called a Collexit. Thank you for your courage. No jingles, no karma. Gabriel Adams. Onward to Corey Chase in Eugene, Oregon. $200. In the morning.

2:06:17 Sirs, this is Cory from the Chase compound and I'm in desperate need of a de-douching. You've been de-douched. I was hit in the mouth last year by my spoken hot wife, soon to be keeper, Kayla. And I should mention here, because I remember when I read this note, Tina the Keeper is the one who's initiated this idea of a keeper, but it's like, it's somebody you'd keep, but not somebody that keeps you like a caged animal. Oh, I've misunderstood all this time. Okay, then I'm wrong. Soon-to-be keeper Kayla, and in the last episode she called me out as a douchebag. We're very excited about planning our Southern Willamette Valley meetup at a beautiful establishment where the wine flows like gasoline.

2:05:25 Karma. Do you have Phillip Jordan? No, Phillip Jordan, I cannot find a note from him. He gave $200. He's in Stanley, Wisconsin. I'll go on to Wesley Olson in Seattle, Washington, who writes simply and succinctly, ITM, thank you for your courage, job, karma for my son, daughter, and wife. Jobs, jobs, jobs, and jobs. Let's vote for jobs. You've got karma. And followed up by Gabriel Adams in Ventura, California. $200. ITM keeping it short here. Yes. Pulling a Collexit to Idaho Falls in a week's time. He's leaving the state of California, which is called a Collexit. Thank you for your courage. No jingles, no karma. Gabriel Adams. Onward to Corey Chase in Eugene, Oregon. $200. In the morning.

2:06:17 Sirs, this is Cory from the Chase compound and I'm in desperate need of a de-douching. You've been de-douched. I was hit in the mouth last year by my spoken hot wife, soon to be keeper, Kayla. And I should mention here, because I remember when I read this note, Tina the Keeper is the one who's initiated this idea of a keeper, but it's like, it's somebody you'd keep, but not somebody that keeps you like a caged animal. Oh, I've misunderstood all this time. Okay, then I'm wrong. Soon-to-be keeper Kayla, and in the last episode she called me out as a douchebag. We're very excited about planning our Southern Willamette Valley meetup at a beautiful establishment where the wine flows like gasoline.

2:07:13 Probably tastes like it too. You two are of course invited and we hope you can make it. We are unvaxxed, highly taxed, and eating lots of flax. Gotta stay regular in these unprecedented times. We'd like to call up my brother Benji boy as a douchebag. If convenient. And is this no go any further? Oh, if convenient, I would like anything with Al Sharpton. Thank you for your courage, says Corey. I just wanted to say, regarding Willamette Valley, I was right. The Spruce Goose is still there. It's not still there, it was moved there. Yeah. And I'm glad you brought it up because it was a make good. It was in Long Beach. Yeah. And then Disney, I guess, bought the property in the late 90s or in the mid 90s and then they decided to get rid of the thing.

2:08:03 And so they shipped it up, they took it apart. Yes, they did. And then shipped it up to the Willamette Valley and then put it back together. Sometimes when you say, no it's not, it's in Long Beach, I get so flummoxed because you speak so authoritatively. It was in Long Beach. I said, okay, fine. There's no real conflict! Christopher Pagels from Menominee, Wisconsin. Menominee? Menominee. Menominee. Mon amour. Mon amour. $200. Please combine my two contributions of $69.61 and $130.69 for an Associated Executive Producer credit.

2:08:43 John, what are thoughts on the Aki Basho sumo tournament? Who are you pulling for? Stay golden Adam. Please do a stay safe over the megaphone, noodle gun and dogs howling karma. But before we get to that, yes you are one of the few people I know in my life who tracks the sumo wrestling sport. Yeah, I love sumo. It's one of the best and I just wish the American black football players instead of going to foot would go into sumo I think this little maybe the disciplines too much. I'm not absolutely sure but the guy I I mean you have to root for the one yaku Yokozuna that's in the you're gonna say Yakuza weren't you I heard you well Yakuza similar word, but a Tehran of Fuji I thinks his name he's like this he watched this guy play and

2:09:34 I mean, he's actually met a couple of the Yokozunas years ago when my wife and I were and the kids were vacationing and we were in Paris and they were having a kind of a phony baloney sumo match in Paris and all the sumos were at the hotel we were staying at. So I would go up and I knew this one guy, followed it very close to them, but Aki Bono was there, who was one of the Yokozunas, one of the few, there's not that many. And he is a huge guy, he's like six, eight and 500 pounds. And he's from Hawaii and I think he's actually from, even before they may have lived in Hayward.

2:10:15 And he's this monster and I'm chatting with him and all the Japanese are just, you know, you can't talk to these guys if you're Japanese because they're like gods, the Yokozuna types, the top of the top of the top. And they're fascinating guys, I have to say. I got their autograph too. So the question was, who's going to win the tournament? Probably Tarana Fuji. Tarana Fuji. Put your money on it, ladies and gentlemen. And what do you want here? Stay safe over the megaphone, noodle gun, dogs howling karma. Got it. By the way, that's Asian dog karma for future reference. I'm gonna shoot you in the face with my noodle gun, you racist piece of shit. I got my pasta glock locked and loaded. You thought.

2:11:18 I should mention by the way that the sumo matches are on NHK TV if you have over the air come on one of your channels and it's usually around 330 on West Coast time and they show the matches and this is the best version of this I've ever seen because they discuss all kinds of details I've never I'm unfamiliar with. So exciting and you have a problem with soccer. Thank you to our executive and associate executive producers. I just gotta say it, man. Be a racist. Pot calling the kettle black. Hero!

2:12:01 This is very much appreciated. The notes sometimes get a little long, compensated here by people making them shorter, but it's always beautiful to get the feedback loop flowing. That's what makes this a fantastic community. Not just a community, we are an entire nation of producers putting together the best podcast in the universe. It's yours, you bring it, the Time Talent Treasure. We are your servants and thank you. Support your servants, your slaves, by going to... Dvorak.org And thank you again for producing episode 1382 of the NO Agenda Show! Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth. Order! Shut up! Stay safe! Shut up! No clips, but I just wanted to mention something to you and see if you recognize the same thing. See a pattern, and it's just from what I'm seeing from the M5M.

2:13:04 If I were a QAnon believer, I would think that Trump was doing this. And I'll tell you what I'm seeing. Takedowns. What we've seen in the past like two weeks. State Department takedown. Blinken. Actually, I may have a clip of his later. Milley being taken down even by the left media. Fauci, of course, he's remaining but he's being discredited. And then this This FBI with the gymnasts who were testifying. I have the clips. Yeah, I'm gonna tell people what's going on then you roll the clips out.

2:13:44 Well, let me just explain, this is one important thing. It's not just the FBI, it's the US Attorney General, the United States Olympic Committee, and mind you, the Attorney General when this was going down was, oh yeah, okay, Loretta Lynch for just a little bit, but it was really Eric Holder for all those years, and before him, surprise, surprise, Robert Mueller, You know, so there's all kinds of douchebags are being implicated when they say the FBI did nothing. These are some big takedowns. Do you agree with this pattern? Also, John Durham wants to indict a Clinton... all of a sudden Durham has something to say... wants to indict a Clinton campaign lawyer. Facebook is being, you know, again left-wing media. Instagram, bad for girls and they knew it.

2:14:39 By the way, Mueller also was involved in Facebook. It looks like there's a lot of different potential deep state type positions being scrutinized and lambasted by all media except for one, and that would be the CIA. So who's doing it? Sealed indictments, baby. Sealed indictments. So this has got to be the CIA doing this. That's my conclusion. I'm just a joke about the sealed indictments, of course. Maybe. Maybe. They're the only ones who have not been outed by anyone for anything bad. Every other opponent of theirs, including the State Department's secret little intelligence community,

2:15:21 Interesting. Oh wait, I didn't put this together. Wait, I want to play this one, this one, one clip Blinken because someone sent it to us. I think you got it too. He actually thought he would be fun by doing a John C. Dvorak sweetening job. I left it in. I think this is a secretary of state Blinken. Listen to what he says. I think China and Russia and Iran, they look at this botched withdrawal and what they see is incompetence that they think they might be able to exploit, may lead to miscalculation. I think the Europeans, our allies, who had very little say of any, or control certainly over the timing and the execution of all this, they're now number one, have to be wondering about our reliability, the credibility of our defense agreements with them. We, the intelligence community, did not say

2:16:06 We the intelligence community did not say that The point is Blinken slips and says yeah, we in the intelligence community, but I thought you were a State Department Well, no, I see I argued with this guy. No, you said the same thing. He's in the State Department intelligence community Yeah, the State Department has a little agency called the INR. They're researching something or other they're considered part of the 17 And he's the head of it, so yeah, he's in the intelligence community, of course. But it's the way he said it, instead of we at State Department, people don't know this. That's not typical that a Secretary of State says, oh, we need to hear me in the intelligence community. They don't say that. You're not supposed to talk about spies in the state or in the embassies. It's a no-no. It's a no-no. They're all spies in the embassies. Yes.

2:17:00 And the biggest spy of all, Bob Woodward wrote the book about Millie, which you still haven't seen yet, I guess. This stinks. This whole thing stinks. It stinks. Well, what you got? Well, I got the gymnast. Now, the thing about the gymnast, and this is part of your takedown thesis, I got this clip from ESPN instead of from mainstream media because I think they do a better job. Because it's about sports. Although they talk a lot about wokeness and vaccines on ESPN these days. Oh, they talk way too much about... yes, I didn't say they weren't woke. So, and the problem is of course then when we go to the guys, the correspondent who did all the work, he's in a...

2:17:42 bucket. Why is this hearing now at this very moment so short after the Olympic Simone Biles testified? I'm gonna not gonna I have no argument against it. No, I'm asking you if it was planned. Well it's because of this take down. No, no, no. I want to know if it was scheduled. It just popped up out of nowhere that's all. I have no idea why. Well, let's see. Maybe it's answered in this... It's not, by the way. Maybe it's answered in this three-parter. No spoiler. Okay. We start with one? Today, star members of USA Gymnastics testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee, painting a portrait of a system, namely, in this case, the FBI, that failed to protect the only people worthy of accommodating, the victims of Larry Nassar.

2:18:34 Today, we saw young women offer a small glimpse into the complicated and excruciating work of recovering from sexual abuse, in particular when forced to relive it publicly time and time again. Today, Simone Biles and Allie Reisman, among others, ask for the only thing that's continually evaded them since this case was made public six years ago. Accountability. Dan Murphy has more in tonight's SportsCenter Report. I didn't realize that she was one of the victims. That never came up when I was watching her during the Olympics. No one ever said, you know, you'll know her at... No, I never... I didn't know that she was one of the victims. Simone Biles? No, I didn't know that. Oh, well, you're the only one. Yeah, I thought that was the reason that she was choking or getting the yips or whatever. We also didn't discuss it when she was getting the twisties.

2:19:30 Yes, that was the twisties. That's what it was called. You're right. No, we didn't. Actually, we did not discuss it. You're right. And it's possible that he could have alluded you. But yes, she testified and she went into tears and the whole thing. It was poignant, the whole thing, but there were just one girl, Michaela, She just blasted it. She's the one who gave the best testimony. She just laced, laced into him. You'll hear her in this part two. Some of the most famous gymnasts in American history are joining US senators and asking for FBI agents to be held accountable for mishandling a major opportunity to stop the serial sexual abuse of former Team USA doctor Larry Nassar. To be clear, I blame Larry Nassar and I also blame

2:20:21 an entire system that enabled and perpetrated his abuse. Simone Biles testified at a Senate hearing Wednesday alongside fellow former national team members, Ali Raisman, Michaela Maroney, and Maggie Nichols. Nichols and her teammates first raised concerns about Nassar in the summer of 2015. But the FBI waited more than a year to interview some of them and did nothing with the information they gathered. Dozens of girls say they were abused by Nassar after the FBI received those complaints. What is the point of reporting abuse if our own FBI agents are going to take it upon themselves to bury that report in a drawer? If they're not going to protect me, I want to know who are they trying to protect?

2:21:10 This July, the Justice Department's Inspector General published a report that found the FBI not only mishandled complaints in 2015, But the two agents later made false statements to cover up their mistakes. They chose to falsify my report and to not only minimize my abuse, but silence me yet again. The inspector general found that one of those agents, WJ Abbott, showed quote, extremely poor judgment by meeting with USA Gymnastics President Steve Penny during the investigation to discuss the possibility of getting a job with the US Olympic Committee.

2:21:46 Abbott retired in 2018 and the other agent accused of wrongdoing was fired two weeks ago. Was that the one who was fired for alleged wife beating who was also involved in the Whitmer kidnapping? Or is it a different FBI agent? I don't know. I think it's maybe the same guy, maybe it's not. But both these guys got off scot-free for all practical purposes. No kidding. Considering what happened to, you know, the general. that lied to the FBI or just takes oh you mean like yes yeah I can't remember his name

2:22:26 And then there's Stone. Why can't I remember Flynn? There we go. Flynn. Michael Flynn. Yeah, it's exactly the same. He lied. He lied to the FBI. He casually said something. He gets busted. They throw the book at him. And then Stone, they throw the book at him for nothing. And then meanwhile, these guys lie and they get off scot-free. Really? So let's listen to this part three. FBI Director Christopher Wray said the Bureau needs to do better. I'm especially sorry. that there were people at the FBI who had their own chance to stop this monster back in 2015 and failed.

2:23:03 is inexcusable. It never should have happened and we're doing everything in our power to make sure it never happens again. Several of the former gymnasts and senators who spoke Wednesday asked why those FBI agents haven't been charged with crimes for lying to investigators. Attorneys from the Justice Department declined an invitation to attend Wednesday's hearing and explain why no charges have been filed. More than six years now after first raising questions, survivors of Nassar's abuse are still waiting for all of his enablers to be held accountable. For ESPN, I'm Dan Murphy.

2:23:54 You know, I was reading True Hoops, my favorite basketball news. I think I forwarded you this. Yeah, I saw it. Okay. Yes, you did. Was this the one where he connects the Nazis to the CIA? He connects the early CIA with the Nazis and the Dulles brothers. It's been done before. Right. But it's worth... Our whole space program is thanks to the Nazis. Yeah, but the Dulles brothers defended as attorneys, or at least one of them, you know, American companies from ridicule and scrutiny when they were working hand-in-hand with the Nazis. And then they were. Alan Dulles was pretty instrumental in setting up the CIA, and I think also in the appointment of Hoover for the FBI.

2:24:51 And yeah, that was all Operation Paperclip when we got more Nazis here. I don't think they ever went away. I think they just bred and created people who want to kill us. Through medicine? Through medicine? We do it through medicine? Experimenting on you? Why not? They had meetings at Madison Square Garden. They're all doing Heil Hitler. We had a bund in the Berkeley area, according to my father, who was always irked about it. And it was one of the biggest... You figure. And it was... It was Frank Spanger who ran the biggest fish restaurant, Spanger's down on the Berkeley Marina in the country at one time. This place was so big and they stayed in business all throughout until Frank died. In fact, he lived up in Richmond and in Richmond Hills and nobody said much about it after the fact. Good restaurant, by the way. Well, at least there's that, yay.

2:25:55 So we're going to go to Mark Milley's another targeted man. I got four clips about this that are kind of interesting. This is fascinating because once again we've got Bob Woodward. We've got now Bernstein still I mean he is he kicking himself now? They've got another guy from the Washington Post. Born in Virginia. Yeah, it's like that guy's got spook written him all over him or Bob Acosta. Yeah, you know Costas Do you know I never heard of him? Oh Never heard of him. Oh all sudden he's right. No the he's right. No, it's all Bob Costa the little guy is a sport Yeah, no, that's not it. That's not him. No, there's another guy. Oh

2:26:33 No, Burns, you gotta remember, if we go back to that one book, the family, Bush's family book of secrets, whatever it's called, you know what it is. Family of Secrets, Russ Baker. Russ Baker's book, he talks about Woodward in the book, how he came out of military intelligence. I don't know who he's hooked up with, but just as a preface to the Millie stuff, they're all talking about how all this was going on, and this includes Tucker, There's this going on and nobody, you know, everybody from the CIA might and well let's get these first two clips out of the way before I play the explanatory clips and I can talk about it with a little more

2:27:14 some background play. This is Mark Milley, report ABC1. There's also new reporting tonight after those claims and a new book about the final days of the Trump administration, the book called Peril. Tonight the chairman of the Joint Chiefs General Mark Milley now defending his calls with China. President Biden saying he has complete confidence in him. And tonight Jonathan Karl reporting General Milley might not have been the first to reach out to the Chinese. President Biden today expressed great confidence in America's top general, Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley. I have great confidence in General Milley. But Milley is facing... I'm sorry, I'm just gonna stop. I love that because that's all the guy said. The report could have been like this. The president actually put his mask on and walked away.

2:28:02 They say exactly what he said and then play that in a quote because he's got nothing. There's nothing come out of this man He's pre dead joint chiefs chairman mark Milley But Milley is facing severe criticism even calls for his resignation over revelations in a new book that he sought to undermine former President Donald Trump's authority, even reaching out to China amid their concerns about Trump's incendiary rhetoric about COVID, to say he would tell them if the United States were to launch a military strike. Because he was fearful Trump could do something catastrophic during the final days of his presidency. Today a spokesperson for General Milley confirmed some of the major events described in the book by Bob Woodward and Robert Costa. His calls with the Chinese and others in October and January, Milley's spokesperson said, were in keeping with his duties and responsibilities, conveying reassurance in order to maintain strategic stability.

2:29:01 But there is more to the story. ABC News has learned that it wasn't just Milley who reached out to China. In fact, a former senior Pentagon official tells ABC the first contact came from Trump's former defense secretary, Mark Esper, who conveyed a message to the Chinese defense minister one week earlier than Milley, saying the United States had no intention to attack. It's multi-pronged this takedown. They got all the douchebags. Anyone who did something Kind of dirty is up at bat right now should mention the the Woodward the Woodward book is published by the The same people who own CBS. What's their West? What is their publishing? What's their what's their imprint? CBS's I don't know. No, it's owned by Simon issues. I'm an issue. Yes, Simon and Schuster. Yeah First of all a couple of things that's

2:30:02 There's a lot of complaining that all this took place and the CIA must have known and the NSA must have known, but nobody said anything. And I think, yeah, they did. They said it to Woodward. Yeah, or the NSA or somebody did. I mean, we haven't even seen the book. Somebody talked to Woodward. Woodward didn't get this out of the blue. No, CIA gave it to us. So there's a couple of things to note. One is Woodward's getting old and so they brought in the big guy they're gonna pass the torch to. In other words, the next guy is gonna take the CIA written books and put them out there. This Costa guy. This Costa, yeah. He's introduced. He's on the scene. He's on the scene. So he's a new guy. He'll take and meanwhile of course Bernstein could have been that guy but Bernstein's the same age. It's like well you know he's got passed over and it's just the way it goes.

2:30:53 So this cost the guys, you have to keep an eye on him because he's going to be revealing all this stuff. So yeah, Bernstein, or sorry, Woodward got it. I don't know how this book got written, but there it is. And it's taking these guys down. And so quick, this play, he just he whips up these books that 80 year old. What a guy. What a guy, Bob. Now there's I should mention this is more than just a takedown of these guys. This is also a subtle takedown of Trump. Because they make it clear that Trump's the guy who picked Milley. He's the one who picked Milley. Trump's the guy who picked Esper. He's the one who picked... So he's hiring traitors, as he likes to call them. Well, we have said before, he's great at firing, no good at hiring.

2:31:39 That's what it looks like, so let's play part two of that, and then I have the more interesting clip. It is Donald Trump who chose Milley to be the Joint Chiefs Chairman, but now he is saying Milley should be tried for treason. If it is actually true, which is hard to believe, that he would have called China and done these things and was willing to advise them of an attack or in advance of an attack, that's treason. China.

2:32:27 Yes, it is of course. It's a subtle slam against Trump, but I'm surprised how much heat Millie is getting it from it for all sides because I Even even though it turns out this is a big meeting which I also didn't know happens with 15 people and they have these Regularly with the Chinese top military the Russian top military. What is this? So y'all are just in cahoots saying oh, don't worry and meanwhile the mainstream and the politicians yap up the fear even though you're all in cahoots behind the scene. That's the part that's... and he hasn't said anything yet has he? Millie hasn't admitted to this. No, the spokesman has and he's gonna talk in front of Congress. You mean Kirby. Spokeshole Kirby. Please. Was it Kirby? I think Kirby's the spokeshole on this one. It would have to be Kirby. Take him down too. Boom boom boom dominoes. So there was a guy that was in the office. Now I hate to play these two clips because... Tucker Carlson violation.

2:33:24 It's a Tucker Carlson violation, but I thought this guy had enough to say that was important because he brought it down to earth what the importance of this was and why the exaggeration about Trump going to start a war when Trump is the only guy that's been president since Carter who hasn't started a war. Yeah, it's true. And that was actually mentioned in the segment. I cut a lot of it down because it was going to go on. But this is Doug McGregor, who used to work in the Trump administration as an advisor, is an ex-military guy. And he explains a lot here that I thought is important. This is Doug McGregor one. Doug McGregor is in some ways at the center of this story. He's retired Army colonel who last year advised the Trump administration on foreign policy.

2:34:09 In that capacity, he co-authored a memo calling for American troops to leave Afghanistan finally after 20 years. According to Woodward and Costa's account, that memo, McGregor's memo, is one of the reasons that Mark Milley decided to organize a coup. Doug McGregor joins us in studio tonight. Doug, thanks so much for coming on. We were talking before air, and you upsettingly did not seem shocked by this. It does seem to people who don't know the system as well as you do stunning that the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff would be secretly calling a Chinese general and saying, we'll warn you if we're going to move against you. But knowing what you know, this does not shock you.

2:34:48 No, unfortunately, I'm not shocked. And I'm not doubting Woodward's integrity, but we know from experience that from time to time he's somewhat flexible and the interpretation may put a spin on it that may or may not be accurate. And I hope this is one of those cases. But is this within bounds or is it as far out of bounds as it seems? No, there are certain things that we know. These are the facts. First of all, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs has no statutory authority over operational forces of any kind. That means that he is not in a position to order anyone in the armed forces to say or do anything. He can't do it. He is preeminently the senior military advisor to the president.

2:35:28 That's what he is. So in theory, before he would make such a phone call, he would discuss the subject of the phone call with the president, the commander-in-chief. He certainly would not do something without coordinating with the National Security Advisor and the Secretary of State, because this is beyond defense. This is a foreign policy statement that he's making. But Nicole Wallace said he's a hero. He's so brave. He protected us. Yes, all and George will came out and thought it was terrific. They did good one guy after another came out one of these and a lot of them right wingers that you know, they're just nuts but but right wingers in the sense that they're actually neocons, right?

2:36:12 So let's just, what I wanted to play this clip for is to bring it down to operational level so people can understand what the mechanism is in the first place to show that Trump was never a threat for any sort of spontaneous war because he felt like it, which is the way it's being portrayed in some sense. But let's play part two. These are important things to understand. The third thing, and this is... So if that is true, if this account is correct, I mean, this is from a layman's perspective, it sounds like a grave offense. Yes, he's violated the law if this turns out to be true. We really need to hear from him. Congress needs to bring him over. He needs to be placed under oath and he needs to answer questions in front of the Senate about this entire affair. Needs to be very straightforward.

2:37:00 They then will have to determine whether or not the law has been broken. But from our standpoint, knowing what we do about who has the authority to do what and where he fits in within the broad scheme of things, this is wrong. Remember, the president is not able to act. independently and launch a nuclear weapon. He has a consultative process. People who are members of a standing committee with whom this is discussed. This chain of command then runs through the Secretary of Defense and from the Secretary of Defense to Strategic Command, STRATCOM. has nothing to do with General Milley. Now, General Milley as an advisor can speak up and suggest what they should or shouldn't do. But I think there's something else here that people need to understand. If General Milley feels as strongly as he apparently does according to this description about President Trump,

2:37:48 He has at any time the right to resign his position as chairman of the Joint Chiefs and simply say, I cannot be part of this without prejudice. That doesn't mean he has to leave the armed forces. It just means he leaves this position and someone else can be brought in to fill it. That's what you do if you feel strongly that you're dealing with someone you cannot support. So what do you think? Did it happen that way? I think so. I think just Millie's just kind of casual, full of himself and they've been targeting him for some time now. Yeah, with his woke comments, well Fox News would be they, but this was different and this was some time... Now has this book actually been published? Has someone read the whole book or is this just the CBS promotion for Simon & Schuster?

2:38:41 At this point the book has already been in galleys and it's already gone out to reviewers and it's already gone out to the blurb writers. I mean they even brought in some lady on CNN who My god, I've never seen her before and she was reading through the book and reading pieces And you know, she's like like DC kind of royalty. I got to find her name This this threw people for a loop when I was watching CNN. It's like whoa You know that like he saved us. He saved us just saves a savior Yeah, did it really happen that way just seems

2:39:21 the actual quote saying there's a process and I'm a part of that. I'm like, no, okay. I think that the book is probably accurate because it came from the sources that have the knowledge to the point of overhearing phone conversations knowledge. And so I don't think that's, I think it's unimpeachable, the book. But the reasons and rationale, maybe go back to your thesis about the CIA's the only people that aren't mentioned, even though Gina Haspel's mentioned and there is some sort of a bad actor. Expendable.

2:39:57 Yes. In fact, she has to be cleaned up because of her... she was complicit in throwing out evidence of waterboarding, etc. She's a problem. Yeah, how she got the job in the first place is somewhat mysterious. And... I don't know. But the reason why is now we have, again, second time, the first time was Biden with Xi. Now we have Milley with conversations that are being leaked to the press. This reeks of CIA. They don't care who's president. They just want to be in control. And wow, I mean, they're really, they're taking down Blinken, taking down Milley. FBI, known that the CIA hates FBI.

2:40:45 I don't know man, it just feels bigger. Okay, when did this all begin? It began when they decided to get out of Afghanistan and abandon the poppy fields if they're really abandoned. Yes, and right after that we got an uptick in fentanyl. Yes. It's scary, the whole thing. Well we've got our eye on it and the good news is You can just look at the ground and the spinning will all go away. Just turn off Twitter. Really, despite what John says, no one's watching the mainstream news. What's happening in my opinion, Fox News is the most guilty of it. Millions of people watch Fox News and all they talk about is CNN and MSNBC amplifying that crap for them. That gets on the Twitter and it goes round and round.

2:41:37 It's clearly nothing happening on ABC, CBS and NBC except selling other entertainment products. There's another subtext story which I want to play now. And this is the story because RFK Jr. is involved in the story, at least he's interviewed. And this is the story and again it involves... Didn't we already do this? Sirhan Sirhan? No, we've just been sitting on there and sitting on there. Oh, I've seen them for a while, yes. It has something to do with this? They're thinking of releasing Sirhan Sirhan from prison after all these years. And so they do this interview of all these different people and nobody quite wants to say it. Well, they're all for it. I mean, RFK Jr.'s for it. Everyone's like, yeah, he's blood and mile. Families for it. But nobody wants to say what they want. You can hear that they're holding back on, and especially RFK Jr. because he doesn't have, he doesn't want to get into a pissing contest with

2:42:40 Any intelligence agency or anybody is already in enough trouble. But let's go with, I want to play these clips. This is Sirhan Sirhan. This is a local, I don't know where this got packaged because I know the local guys aren't going to get a hold of some of these people. So it's some sort of a package that's been localized. A two-member California parole board panel voted Friday in favor of Sirhan Sirhan's request for parole. Some of Kennedy's children agree with the board. Sirhan Sirhan has served 53 years of a life sentence. It's now up to California Governor Gavin Newsom or whoever succeeds him to uphold or reject the parole board's decision. Has anyone done a piece on why the family is okaying this?

2:43:30 This is about this includes the incorporates the information. Now I listen to the voice of that woman. She is I think CBS. She's a network woman. I can't remember what network though, but so this is not the local report. I thought it is actually a national news story. Okay, part two. Sir Hanser hand seen here yesterday in California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation photos is now 77 years old. He told the parole board at an online hearing he had little memory of the 1968 assassination, but he must have been responsible for bringing the gun and said, I take responsibility for firing the shots that killed Senator Robert Kennedy in Los Angeles. We are a great country and a selfish country and a compassionate country. Kennedy's believed to have been Sirhan's target because he supported Israel. Sirhan was a Palestinian refugee who had fled Israeli rule and moved to Southern California as a child.

2:44:28 Just after midnight on June 5th, 1968, Kennedy left the podium and walked through the nearby kitchen. The first shot that rang out that night hit you. Yes. Paul Schrade, a union official, was with him. In and out with a couple of fragments left there. Four bullets hit the senator, one to his head. He was pronounced dead in a Los Angeles hospital the next day. At 24 years old, Sirhan was sentenced to death. But three years later, California's death penalty was abolished. His sentence was reduced to life in prison, making him eligible to seek parole, which he did 16 times. Three of the senator's children have even publicly shown support. Okay, I'm still waiting how it all ties together.

2:45:19 Well, it never does because as you hear in the third part of this, everybody's reluctant to really say anything and here we go. My family had a lot of tragedies, but many American families don't. We interviewed Robert Kennedy Jr. three years ago after he met with Sirhan. It's hard to believe that Sirhan shot my dad. That leads you to conclude what? In my opinion, it is really irrelevant. What's important is what the facts say, what the autopsy says, what the ballistic evidence and what the eyewitnesses said. Paul Schrade believes there was a second gunman shooting from behind. So you believe the man who shot you and four other people did not shoot

2:46:06 and kill Robert F. Kennedy. We couldn't. He was never in a position to do that after those first two shots. He tried to shoot Robert Kennedy with the first two shots, but missed, but shot me first and missed on the second bullet. The Los Angeles Police Department was charged with the investigation and has disputed all claims of a conspiracy. In a statement yesterday, one parole board commissioner said age is a consideration of parole and it was part of the review of Sirhan. So we have another grassy knoll. Totally, exactly the same, almost an identical type of scenario. CIA snuff job. I know what's gonna happen. Sirhan comes out and then all of a sudden Trump appears out of the mist with John F. Kennedy Jr., who of course is still alive, and then they roll them all up and they hang them all at Gitmo. Yeah, okay.

2:47:06 Well, that's how these things are interpreted, John. Sirhan Sirhan coming from... and this particular, that third clip, there's a lot of people who think that way. I'm not one of them, but I'm saying it's out there. Think what way? That John F. Kennedy Jr. is alive. I don't know how that third clip triggers any John F. Kennedy. Because, well, because both brothers were killed by the same three-letter agency. So they would, JFK, RFK Jr. would not say, he says, I got my own opinions but it's got nothing to do with the facts. So it was just, I thought that was, you know, kind of ties in to what's going on because these guys are, you know, these guys get mad about something like the lost poppy fields and next thing you know all hell's breaking loose.

2:47:56 Well, all eyes on CIA so far. And Pompeo's mixed up in this somehow. No, Pompeo is a player. He's got to be. He's got to be the mastermind. There's no doubt about it, much more so than Brennan. Yeah. Oh, and why have you not heard from those guys? That's what confuses or makes me suspicious. If it truly was CIA, Brennan would be all over. He'd be on MSNBC all the time pontificating. He's not. I think they told him to shut up. Who's they? That? There you go. I don't know. There's some they. Always searching. Always searching for the they. Oh man, oh man. I saw the Jason Bourne movies. There's a they back there. Yeah, that's enough. We understand how it works. I'm gonna show my support by donating to No Agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fab. Yeah, on No Agenda.

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2:58:30 Meaning you're never gonna support this show is really bad form no matter what you think You might think it's funny, but it's bad form and discourages people from contributing to the show to make it continue It's a little insulting towards the rest of the group Yeah, I think so. Here's what's on deck for today actually. Sacramento, the in-person Federation, 7 o'clock at Drake's the Barn in West Sacramento. Charlotte's Thirsty Third Thursday Monday meet, monthly meetup, 7 o'clock at Ed's Tavern. Rapid City, South Dakota, most likely the independent alehouse of Rapid City, it'll be 6 o'clock. Check the calendar, it's a brand new entry on the list.

2:59:13 Friday, the Low Country Constitution Day Meetup, 5pm at the Royal American in Charleston, South Carolina. Dame Jennifer Buchanan hosting that. Friday as well, Buffalo Western New York Meetup, 5pm at Lumberjack's Patio Grill, North Tonawanda, New York. Saturday, Wabash Founders Day Funstravaganza, 1 o'clock at the Paradise Spring Memorial Park in Wabash, Wabash, Indiana. Wabash I think it is. Also on Saturday Red 33, Red 33, Boston no agenda, sheaf of wheat, Virgo season meetup 2 o'clock at the Castle Island Brewery in Northwood Massachusetts.

2:59:51 Flight of the NOAA agenda, 030 meetup, 333 p.m. at Crony Sports Grill, Agora Hills, California. Also for Saturday, the local 404 end of summer pool and grill bash, 4 o'clock at Spalding Hollow Swim and Tennis Club in Atlanta, Georgia. And the final ones we have also on Saturday, the monthly Punta Gorda Migla meetup, 530 Ice House Pub in Tamiami Trail. I hope that's in Florida. And finally, next Sunday, the 19th Free State of Florida Del Bodere Deplorables, Dames and Douchebags meet up, 1 o'clock, 1.30 at Two Georges at the Cove in Deerfield Beach, Florida. There's a whole lot more through September, through October. There's the big Bastrop meetup, which I believe is the

3:00:44 16th in Texas. Lots of people gonna be coming to that one. The Keeper and I will be there as well. I think Sir Mark Hall's coming. Sir Gene, Duke of the South is gonna be a hootenanny. Even Dame Jennifer Buchanan might show up with the new boyfriend who we can then all rate and see if he's good enough. I don't know, I'd give him an 8. It's the no agenda meetups really you need to check at least one of them out Go to no agenda meetups calm if you can't find something on the calendar start your own. It's easy, and it's like a party And

3:01:38 I think I had this written down. Duke Fugazota wanted a health karma for his parents. Make sure we did that. You've got karma. Of course. I had a couple short... Well, let's do ISOs first, then I have a couple things I want to play for you, which I thought you might like and might be able to talk about. Do we have ISOs? You have the ISOs. I see two. I see Happy Days. Let me catch this one. Happy Days are here again! Okay, and then smorgasbord? That's what I call a smorgasbord! Okay, that's it? Yeah, I thought you had three. Well, I thought there was another one. I don't see another one. The ISO and then have the... No, you only have two ISOs. Oh. Oh. It was the best one, wasn't it? Happy days and smorgasbord. Yeah, that's all I got. I got, um, I got this one. So thank you for your courage.

3:02:44 Yeah, this one. I think is good wait not this one This one These people that one I like I couldn't hear it what the hell is wrong with these people It ends with how what the hell's wrong these peep no people people people People she says peep no she says people hmm Well, I don't like any of them. I think they all suck, really. Well, you know, Happy Days is good and so is Smorgasbord. No, it's not good. It's not good. It's not good. You're right. They're not good, but... None of them are good. Well, then use Smorgasbord. It's got Yogi Bear. It's not... You gotta use something. Well, I'm disappointed in us. Smorgasbord, then. That's what I call a Smorgasbord! Yeah, that's better than nothing. Better than nothing!

3:03:46 Alright, there's so many how did we played almost all your clips? I have so many left over what happened. I let you go I can't believe I did this top of the clip list camp. I can't believe I let you do this Okay, here is... yeah, this. I wonder if you guys had a chance to talk about it on DH Unplugged. I just heard about this today. There's been no let up in markets in Asia as the collapse of Chinese property giant Evergrande unfolds. Shares in the highly indebted company have fallen 80% this year and analysts fear the crisis could spread throughout China's property sector and the entire economy.

3:04:25 It's already being described as a Chinese layman brothers crisis. For the fourth day in a row, Evergrande investors and creditors have been gathering at its headquarters in Shenzhen. Their anger only increased after Evergrande offered property and even parking spaces instead of cash payments. So this was all the news today. I didn't follow it at all. So they have collapsed. Do you know anything about this? How severe? Well, this is what we've taught him. I'm sorry. The rumor is it's going to be horrible. Chinese economy collapsing.

3:05:01 It could be. We've talked about the Chinese government's the one triggering it by putting the clamp down on all these well, these Alibaba and Tencent and all these companies by saying they're corrupt or they're just dropping the price of the stocks way down and demanding to be 30% to 50% of the ownership, you know, taking over companies left and right. So I think it's triggered the housing crisis. and the real estate crisis because everyone's so leveraged. And so once they're let, you know, you start taking away... In China they're leveraged? The Chinese are leveraged? Or in general? No, the Chinese are leveraged. That's why they're buying two and three and four or five properties like, you know, maniacs. It's like they're out of control. Are they borrowing the money?

3:05:53 No, they use like their, they have this phony profits from the different companies that are skyrocketing in value. So they can margin against that basically. Yeah, you use that as your collateral and then all of a sudden that gets pulled out from under you by the Chinese government. The next thing you know, you're killing, it's like a margin call. You know, where's your money? Right. Whoops. I haven't got any right now. Give me a week, you know, I don't think so. Well, then I'll sell my property in this stupid town where I don't live. Right. And then that causes a... it's just a dominoes happens. I don't know how far it's going to go. The Chinese government can put a stop to it just by freezing everything. Well, they're doing it. So they're responsible for this whole thing in the first place, aren't they? Yeah. Yeah, I think so. I've got... Who knows? Okay. To take us out on several high notes, these are just... these are short, but they'll be well worth it.

3:06:48 So all over the news today is how we are going to send nuclear submarines to Australia because they have to do our dirty work. You know, we're doing deals with the Crown, with the Five Eyes of course, you know, we're all going to work against China. And our president, Joe Biden, he had an equivalent of a Zoom call with only two participants, Boris Johnson, and he had Scott Morrison, the Prime Minister of Australia. And so once they're done, you know, he said his goodbyes and this was quite a shocker Down Under. Thank you, over to you, Mr. President. Thank you, Boris. And I want to thank that fellow Down Under. Thank you very much, pal. Appreciate it, Mr. Prime Minister. He could for the life of him not remember his name and everyone knows it.

3:07:46 Everyone knows it. Hey, hey, thank you my buddy down under. My guy down under. Thanks pal. Why doesn't he have a crib sheet? This is staffing problems. This is his helpers. I don't blame Biden for this. He can't be expected to know anything. He should have a big sheet in front of him that's got like a cue card. Yeah, the problem is... Behind the monitor, behind the camera, which says you're talking to this guy and that guy. What is wrong with his staff? I don't think they have the cue card, you know. He's not seeing it. He's not seeing it you've got nothing for sale that you can buy it's a bad habit I am I well, it's okay. I have to break you I have to break this I'm gonna just say it. I don't believe what you said is true You just you're just assuming he's got the cue cards if he had the cue card Why wouldn't he look up at it? He can read from a teleprompter. He can read from a cue card. He's not that far gone

3:08:50 They're not helping him. I think oh you think they're doing it on purpose Yeah, well that makes in yeah that makes a hell of a lot more sense This is like it goes right back to the early days that you pointed out over and over again the sound elder Oh, yeah, yes the the sabotage. Yeah, the sound didn't work. It sounds like he's in a bucket all the bad things It's all there's no reason for that at that level. I You and I could if we were in that position we'd have top men Yes Top guys it be we would be sir mark, but he's sir gene would have Dana Dana doing our productions I blame I Blame his chief of staff. Yeah, who is his chief of staff do we even know good question? I don't know maybe doesn't even have one

3:09:43 Here is the Black News Channel, which is well worth a watch or two if you have it on your cable system, with a, I just put a little bit of the report here about the new CBS show. I can't believe that this did not appear on the 3x3. Why is CBS not promoting their new reality show? Here it is. When I say social activism, you think funny games, right? No? Well, some people seem to think that fighting for rights is a game. CBS, Global Citizen and Live Nation have all teamed up to produce a new five-week competition series called The Activists. It is set to air in October and it will put six aspiring activists against each other to promote their causes. Competitors will be judged by musician and entertainer Usher, actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas,

3:10:34 and dancer Juliana Huff. According to the press release, the activists' success will be measured by online engagement, social metrics, and the host's input. Whoever wins will ultimately go to the G7 Summit in Italy and try to secure funding from world leaders for their causes. So Donald Trump is condemned because he thinks social activism is a game. So these guys literally make it into a actual game. With fun and prizes! With fun and prizes and Trump's the bad guy? What about-ism?

3:11:19 Yeah, well this didn't go over well on the Black News Channel either. So you can shake hands with them there. And this has got to be my favorite story since we talk about this a lot on the show. Dogs are people too. You think you've got amygdala problems? Separation anxiety is a problem for over 13 million dogs in the US. Signs of anxiety can start when the owner is getting ready to leave home and typically worsen after the owner has left. Excessive vocalizations, such as barking, howling and whining, potty accidents, destruction of property or self-harm, even attempts to escape through doors or windows are all signs of separation anxiety. As the fight-or-flight center, the amygdala is the area in the brain responsible for producing fear and emotional responses, which express themselves as the signs and symptoms of anxiety.

3:12:12 An anxious brain is out of balance with overactive brain cells that produce harmful substances causing inflammation and cell death Instead of beneficial substances that reduce inflammation and protect the cells Calmer canine is an anxiety treatment device made by a CC animal house based on FDA clear technology used in people Working at the cellular level, it sends targeted, pulsed, electromagnetic or TPEMF signals to the brain to increase the production of nitric oxide, which helps to reduce inflammation. These TPEMF signals were specifically developed by a team of veterinarians and neurobiologists to target the anxiety center in the brain.

3:12:54 They are invisible and sensation-free. The signals also cause the neural cells to produce feel-good substances such as serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins. Have you ever heard of this device that was developed for humans that can shock your amygdala back into normal functioning? No, but I'm sure a lot of people need it. Yeah, I think this is great. I think we need to we need to continue to shock your dogs and shock your friends and neighbors. Yeah, electro shock therapy. I find this to be very

3:13:30 Very suspicious this where'd you that's a wild wild. There's a whole clip of the day for digging that up Oh, I well proof that would that comes completely unexpected, but even at the end of the show There's a whole website that goes along with it actually it's in the show and I'm just joking last clip Yeah, you okay? No barely I get a horse. I got a I got a frog in my throat what you got I You heard this, everyone's heard it, I do have some thoughts on it. This is the... The crazy outrage, everyone got a kick out of this because the audience went nuts. This is the guy, the mayor of some little town in Ohio, bitching about a book that the teachers are using. And I'll explain what this book is, it's on Amazon, you can buy it yourself. But I just love the way the crowd goes nuts in this clip. This is the child porn in class. Members of the board, my name is Craig Schubert, I'm the mayor of this city.

3:14:28 It has come to my attention that your educators are distributing essentially what is child pornography in the classroom. I've spoken to a judge this evening, she's already confirmed that, so I'm going to give you a simple choice. You either choose to resign from this Board of Education or you will be charged. Thank you. Well, we're seeing more and more people like that and with some type of authority standing up in America. Well, this is about a book series of books that came out of San Francisco. Mm-hmm. Chronicle Books.

3:15:10 And it's all a 642 series. 642 ideas, 642 ways of thinking. Paul Bronson, if anyone remembers that guy's name, is part of this group. And it's a writers club or something and it's basically big empty books with ideas at the top of each page for people who have writer's block. And you can go to Amazon and look inside the book And I guess there's one in amongst the 642 lists that says, give us, write about your first sex experience, which of course minors shouldn't be having. And so that's the connection to child porn. This is bull crap, but okay. It's fun because they condemn the schoolboy, which probably should be condemned for other good reasons. I think we should have ended on the dog amygdala. It just felt better.

3:16:06 I like that you put that applause back in. That was good. We have some great end of show mixes. Sound Guy Steve, remember it is Taliban Truckman. Q Allison, we got Sir Chris and Sir Felix in one stellar production. Tom Starkweather and the Gucci Dragons. Everybody's out here. Next on noagendastream.com, oh, MoFax, episode, MoFax with Adam Curry. Episode number 66, The Black Butterfly. It's a you'll hear more about the kovat vaccinations and What's the guy's name the basketball player the douchebag? What's the douchebags being you repeating yourself? Yeah? Who's the douchebag? The basketball player there's all the number one the China douchebag. Oh LeBron James. Thank you very much I don't know what I'm repeating just needed the name I

3:17:05 You said douchebag basketball player. You're repeating yourself. I'm not buying it. Come out next. Screw that. We'll be back. Misuse of the term. We'll be back on Sunday. Until then, remember us at Dvorak.org slash it ain't. Good morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. You gotta say goodbye. You gotta say goodbye. Oh, from Northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. DeVorek, where I remain. Or backwards. No, I'm... But I'm John C. DeVorek. Adios, mofos and such. Since we've been doing this show, terrorists and crazy people in the sand

3:17:43 drive Toyota trucks, okay? They got a bunch of Chevy trucks. It's Chevy Truck Month. They're thinking they put the gifts for free. It's Taliban Chevy Truck Month, everybody. We did that. 20 years. We went to Afghanistan almost 20 years ago. Where they going? With clear goals. Get those who attacked us on September 11, 2001. And... I don't know. Make sure Al Qaeda could not use Afghanistan as a base from which to attack us again. Our mission in Afghanistan was never supposed to have been nation building. After 20 years, I've learned the hard way. That's why we're still there. It's Taliban Truck Month at your Condohar Chevy Depot.

3:18:21 Afghanistan is overstocked with Chevy trucks left behind by Uncle Sam to be plundered by occupying forces and jihad-minded individuals. Be the first in your caliphate to own a repurposed military Chevy. Right now during Truck Month, blow up your old Toyota truck and claim a discarded US military-equipped Chevrolet. Not available to ISIS-K, Christians or citizens trying to flee the country. Women are expressly forbidden for many offers. Not all vehicles come equipped with artillery or small weapons. Your mileage may vary. Always wear your seatbelt. Chevrolet, the longest lasting, most abandoned trucks in Afghanistan. Truth is, this did unfold more quickly than we had anticipated.

3:19:11 Life is a scam. This thing is a scam, this whole thing. Life is a scam. This thing is a scam. Life is a scam. But it's in on the scheme, this whole thing. Death and destruction. Life is a scam. This thing is a scam, this whole thing. Life is a scam. Life is a scam. Life is a scam. This thing is a scam. Daddy? Yes, Felix? What's 9-11? That's a great question. Johnson does know such thing is a great question. Well, it's a great question for a jingle. Do you have to? Yes. Yes, we do.

3:19:53 It started with Osama and with the Taliban deep inside Afghanistan. But aren't the Taliban back in control? Yes, yes they are. Who can take some Sony? Who can take some Sonny's? Hide your kerchief plane. Hide your kerchief plane. Fly into a tower and do it all again. The Taliban can. The Taliban can. The Taliban can.

3:20:30 Who can take Osama? Hide him in a cave? Say it was Iraq, then blame Saddam Hussein The Taliban can The Taliban can't cause they control the poppies when the CIA should. The Taliban makes Afghanistan great with its own special sharia. Punishment so severe. Especially when you're queer. Do they really throw gay people off buildings? Of course they do. Here's a TikTok video of them doing it.

3:21:16 That's just a goat sound effect. You can't have too much goat in a jingle. That's true. One, two, three, three. Who hunts in the mountains? Who hunts in the mountains? Scott told all the drones. Stuffed it all the time Wears out the army and sends them running home The Taliban can The Taliban can The Taliban can The Taliban can, cos they control the poppies when the CIA should So Osama sent the planes that were really remote-controlled missiles containing directed energy weapons flown by a superior race of shape-shifting Jews into the twin towers that were full of thermite. So the Rothschilds could collect on the insurance and then they used the excuse to introduce the Patriot Act to spy on everyone, take away their rights, make people disappear and drown random brown people all across the Middle East and North Africa as part of the Wesley Clark Seven. Meanwhile, the 9-11 Commission made sure that all the witnesses were eliminated or silenced with the national security orders and the evidence was destroyed with a disconclusions exchange.

3:22:17 Except for the footage of WTC7, which won't go away. You're as safe as possible. These fires are blinking code red for our nation. Right now, it's going to rain. And I might add, windmills do not cause cancer. Even as the Delta variant 19, you're as safe as possible. We're going to protect vaccinated workers from unvaccinated co-workers. It's not a Democrat thing. It's not a Republican thing. It's a weather thing. It's a reality. Children's Hospital fell off their shop, which has spent a lot of time. And Molly Moon's ice cream. All produced through here. This cool hangar. You know, you got the sky, it got turned. Pop the liquid in the shade of orange. That's where boosters come in. And a distinct minority of Americans, supported by a distinct minority of elected officials, are keeping us from turning the corner.

3:23:16 The best podcast in the universe! Oh, Bo. Dvorak.org slash N-A. That's what I call a smorgasbord!