Carbon Bomb

00:00 I'm very sorry. Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak. It's Thursday, December 29th, 2022. This is your award-winning Give Our Nation Media Assassination episode 1560. This is no agenda. Still celebrating Schwanzen. And broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6 in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's raining, I'm John C. Dvorak. It's Crackpot and Buzzkill! In the morning! Yeah, it's rained every night here as well. Although it's no longer freezing like the rest of the country. No, your temperature's cranked way up. Yeah, yeah. Remember, this was supposed to be Texas's grid failure moment. We're all gonna die in Texas. And of course no one paid attention to what the storms were actually doing.

00:51 And so the Northeast got hammered. Blizzard of the century! Blizzard of the century! Tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. The death toll in Buffalo climbing as New York's governor declares the brutal winter storm the blizzard of the century. Blizzard of the century because the last blizzard of the century was in the 70s. Of course. 1977 to be exact. That was during the era of global cooling and all the reports at the time... It made sense. ...used the global cooling angle to talk about the blizzard of the century back in 77. In fact, it went on. It was even a few years later, they were still having these issues. Yeah, yeah, I know. It was cold, it was cold. But it's... this has been bad. I mean, you look at Buffalo, the reporting, a number of people

01:46 froze to death in their cars. Now I'm just going to go out on a limb and think that some of those might have been Teslas or other electronic vehicles that didn't quite have the range people expected, because that happened. Yeah, we know it. In New York, the snowplow trucks just conked out. New York bought electric snowplow trucks. And electric garbage trucks. Same problem. So the trash is everywhere. It's all working, the gold. No, they don't. No, oh, gee. No one, no, they didn't put that in the brochure.

02:25 And then... That's the one thing about those snowplow trucks that don't work. During an era, a time when you need snowplow trucks, it's not really discussed much in the mainstream. Well, no, that kind of ruins the whole idea of net zero, carbon net zero, whatever everyone's going for. Although, you know, the Wall Street Journal is now starting to hear that... Of course, the Wall Street Journal. Maine notes in a plan submitted to the Federal Highway Administration this summer that cold temperatures will remain a top challenge for adoption since cold weather reduces EV range and increases charging times. When temperatures drop to 5 degrees Fahrenheit, cars achieve only 54% of their quoted range. So a vehicle supposedly able to go 250 miles between charges will only make 135 miles on average.

03:19 Also, a lot of reports of people died suddenly while shoveling snow. This is another thing I don't remember. Do you remember this? No, I don't remember that one either. I mean maybe you'd hear one... People bitch and moan about it but they don't just drop dead. Maybe it's because of social media. I don't know. And in Australia... Well yeah, we all... actually that has to be taken and I will say the word actually I realize I should never use that word. No, no, it's okay. Actually it's something that needs to be taken into account. That's true. Yeah.

03:57 In what way? It makes things exaggerated or it refocuses in funny ways. It brings out things that may... It's like the camera. The guy with, you know, to get people with phone cameras taking pictures of everything. That's changed the way things are viewed. Well, in Australia on Sky News, they really need to be careful what they're viewing on social media. In fact, the way this story goes, they saw something on social media But then, you know, social media is bad and you shouldn't believe it. Let's listen to this. Let's bring in the panel and talk about some of the stories making news on the panel tonight. Distinguished journalist Rebecca Weiser currently editing The Spectator Australia while our own Rowan Dean takes a well-earned break and James McPherson who, as it happens, writes for The Spectator Australia and

04:49 declaration of interest, so do I. Let's begin, Rebecca, with you. America has been hit by a bomb cyclone, buried in snow, and there's been this astonishing story of people, footage actually, people laughing at a corpse, someone who's died from the cold in the snow. Now we as Australians think no one could ever do that. It is just An amazing story, an amazing footage, isn't it? Now before we let her answer, did you hear about this? No, I did not. I did not hear about it either. I was very curious. So there's footage, footage, they're reporting on footage of Americans in Buffalo, New York laughing at a corpse that froze to death in the snow.

05:37 What kind of animals are we? It is just an amazing story and amazing footage, isn't it? Yeah, I haven't seen the footage. I think the platforms decided it was... I haven't seen it but I'm prepared to comment. Well listen, and she's even saying, I guess the platforms thought it was just too much? I haven't seen the footage. I think the platforms decided it was too cruel and too shocking to show. But every... it is horrific. It's sort of like... This is unbelievable. This lady, who is a reporter for a newspaper...

06:14 says oh yeah so I haven't seen it but it's horrific isn't it and of course you know we couldn't find it anywhere the platforms took it down look I went to Brighteon I went to Rumble I went to every single alternative platform I could find nothing except this news story. Lord of the Flies as if one minute we're living in a civilized country and then the mask is torn off it and you sort of see really just how low people can go. Yes, and it's the sort of thing that for Australians we think no, no, no, when it's tough we go together, we get together. That doesn't happen in this case. No, not in that case. I must say over the last couple of years I've felt a little disheartened even here in Australia that we've seen in the pandemic people were pitted against each other, dobbing each other in, whether they were wearing a mask or not.

07:02 saying some very and social media we see people behaving terribly every day. Social media is not the real world. Social media is not the real world. Just remember that. But we'll report on social media even though it's not the real world. And even though we don't have any examples that are accurate that we can show. No, because it was on the platform. We made it up. We made it up. But I think it was the arrogance of we in Australia are like these lousy Americans. I know it's crazy. Good work people good work now. Of course mainstream media is a worldwide phenomenon the real story That is that is all over the headlines is Southwest Airlines Who are about to go out of business? Yeah good a couple of clips, but before we go into that I wanted to Set to read a note from our now official dubbed official by me Navy meteorologist

07:56 who gives us some more information on the bomb cyclone. Okay. He says a bomb cyclone did happen. A drop of 24 millibars in 24 hours happened in Quebec, Canada at 9 a.m. on the 22nd of December. Oh, that was the bomb cyclone? Yeah, and he goes on, he says, the problem is that there's been very little to do with the Arctic cold outbreak. The cold air coming south from Alberta, the bomogenesis and bomb cyclone terms are used in connection to this cold air mass in order to hype it up. Bomb cyclones usually happen fairly frequently. We studied two of them that happened when I was in grad school. All of the other science from the clips you played was crazy also. A faster jet stream is more dynamic and causes more bomb cyclones, which is exactly the opposite of what was said.

08:50 Wait, and he's our naval meteorologist? He's our official. And so is he still... He's got a... he doesn't want to be... I'll just tell you, I know all about him. I know quite a bit because he sent me a backgrounder. He's big. He's a major guy. He's a major! He's a major! Okay, we got it! No, actually he's a lieutenant commander. Ooh, that was what my grandfather was in the Navy. Lieutenant commander. Yeah, that's a serious position. So, but that I'm not even gonna say his name because his name is very distinct. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's fine. It's fine. You're Southwest Clips. You had Southwest Clips. Yes, I got Southwest Clips because the Southwest situation, which you probably have a pretty good feeling for because you look at those logs from the pilots, but let's listen to Southwest Woes and this is on NTD part one.

09:45 This is N.T.D. The federal government is investigating Southwest Airlines. They want to find out why the company lagged so far behind other carriers during the holiday winter storm. The airline has cancelled more than 12,000 flights since Friday and says it will operate at roughly a third of its capacity for the next several days. And today's Jeremy Sandberg has more on the cancellation catastrophe. Southwest Airlines continued to cancel flights on Tuesday. Around 2,600 more flights were scrubbed on the East Coast by late afternoon.

08:50 Wait, and he's our naval meteorologist? He's our official. And so is he still... He's got a... he doesn't want to be... I'll just tell you, I know all about him. I know quite a bit because he sent me a backgrounder. He's big. He's a major guy. He's a major! He's a major! Okay, we got it! No, actually he's a lieutenant commander. Ooh, that was what my grandfather was in the Navy. Lieutenant commander. Yeah, that's a serious position. So, but that I'm not even gonna say his name because his name is very distinct. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, it's fine. It's fine. You're Southwest Clips. You had Southwest Clips. Yes, I got Southwest Clips because the Southwest situation, which you probably have a pretty good feeling for because you look at those logs from the pilots, but let's listen to Southwest Woes and this is on NTD part one.

09:45 This is N.T.D. The federal government is investigating Southwest Airlines. They want to find out why the company lagged so far behind other carriers during the holiday winter storm. The airline has cancelled more than 12,000 flights since Friday and says it will operate at roughly a third of its capacity for the next several days. And today's Jeremy Sandberg has more on the cancellation catastrophe. Southwest Airlines continued to cancel flights on Tuesday. Around 2,600 more flights were scrubbed on the East Coast by late afternoon.

10:25 According to the flight tracking service FlightAware, that accounts for over 80% of the roughly 3,000 trips cancelled nationwide on Tuesday. Aside from cancellations, many wary travelers were faced with the challenge of finding their luggage. Thousands of bags have piled up in airports around the country, waiting for their rightful owners to claim them. Some customers are more understanding than others. I think it's a time to be kind and generous and it is what it is. So, I'll stand, I'll wait and it'll show up when it shows up. Southwest didn't want to pay for anything. They didn't want to reimburse me. They didn't want to put me in a hotel so I dished out extra money to fly with American Airlines and I finally got here.

11:09 The cancellations left many passengers stranded who don't have it in their budget to switch to another airline. I think they need somebody, somebody to be able to say something, even if it's a recording telling the people that, you know, something, just to calm them down because everybody's not going to become like me and my daughter. Well, it's an element of surprise. So we wasn't anticipating this type of calamity, what I would call it right now. And the cancellation calamity could continue through the week. Southwest canceled around 2,500 flights Wednesday and nearly 1,400 for Thursday as it tries to restore order to its schedule. The airline's cancellations on Tuesday were 30 times more than the carrier with the second most cancellations, Spirit Airlines.

11:54 Southwest's CEO Bob Jordan issued a video apology to passengers and employees. He says the main driver of the problem was the winter storm. We're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation. And please also hear that I'm truly sorry. Ha! Hey, sounded like Tim Cook. Oddly. Actually, I thought you mentioned it. Let's listen to that last bit again. That's interesting. Cancellations on Tuesday were 30 times more than the carrier with the second most cancellations, Spirit Airlines. Southwest's CEO Bob Jordan issued a video apology to passengers and employees. He says the main driver of the problem was the winter storm. We're doing everything we can to return to a normal operation. And please also hear that I'm truly sorry.

12:40 Yeah, flat. Well, I mean do you want me to wait for the next clip or give you a little info? Well, first of all, I want to mention that one of our producers sent me a note talking about a trick that he, a trick or an idea where he went, he knew that, he was stranded and he had to rebook on some other carrier and he went at 4.30 in the morning when he knew the shift change was taking place to catch these guys right at the beginning of the shift knowing that they're gonna be swamped. And he says, I rebooked on American or some other carrier and he showed him the receipt and he says the guy wrote him a countercheck for the amount and sent him on his way. Okay.

13:26 Santa Monica that would generally work, but there are some interesting tidbits in the second half of this if you want to play the second yeah, you might Yes, play a second half and then I'm sure you have some interesting insight But the federal government wants to know why Southwest is lagging so far behind its competitors in returning to normalcy. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg says the weather problem doesn't explain why the airline can't locate baggage and doesn't even know where its own crews are. As I'm looking at the different airlines, Most of them are in the low single digits in terms of cancellation rates, averaging about 5% for all of the other airlines. For Southwest right now, we appear to be north of 70%. Buttigieg says federal regulations mandate that in situations where the airline is responsible,

14:15 Vouchers for hotels and restaurants need to be offered without the customer requesting them. He says he talked with the airline's CEO about going above and beyond to make things right. A passenger shouldn't have to request that. They need to be proactively offering that. He pledged that they would, and again we'll be watching to make sure that they follow through. The second vice president of Southwest Airlines Pilots Association says the meltdown was self-perpetuated due to massive reassignment of pilots and a lack of IT infrastructure to facilitate that process. If you look at our competitors right here in Denver, United Airlines for instance, they went through the exact same weather system as we did.

14:53 and A, they didn't cancel as many flights and B, their recovery is extremely, it's very expeditious versus us. We're still recovering. In Congress, the Senate Commerce Committee has also promised an investigation. Two Senate Democrats are calling on Southwest to provide significant compensation for stranded travelers. Yeah, it's going to be about $200 million and I think this will be the death knell for Southwest. They'll be acquired or we'll go out of business. And I thought this was just be, you know, I really thought end of the month, the schedules, getting the air crew and the pilots, many whom retired, they were just short. Yes, partially, but really this is indeed an IT problem. The Southwest's ability to do what's called REACCOM, R-E-A-C-C-O-M,

15:44 which is rescheduling pilots and crews. Their system just can't handle it. And this is a system that should have been upgraded 10 to 15 years ago. They did not do it. Herb died, the original CEO and founder. So we got this Tim Cook-sound-alike guy in. And they didn't do it. They just, they did not do anything with their back office. The React Com is rescheduling. The thing basically has to be rebooted every day on a normal day. On a normal day, Southwest has to reboot their booking system, which does not sound good. So beside that, yes, a lot of the ground personnel

16:30 were replaced because of the COVID sick policies. Now, a lot of airlines participated in this scam, but the sick policies was basically, hey, you know what, you should voluntarily get laid off or just hang out until we can call you back in again. And so a lot of people said, screw it, I'm just going to not come back. And then they brought in new people. And these people, they don't care. They're like, I'm not going to stand in the snow. Southwest was an airline with a real corporate culture, a real culture of we're running this airline together, we love it. And they brought in people who were just looking for a temporary gig for a lot of money. And the airlines were double dipping. They were taking money from the CARES Act and for the fired employees and the payroll reimbursement.

17:28 So, remember how they were all collecting money? They had billions and billions of dollars during COVID. We've kind of forgotten about it. So, they took that option and didn't do anything with it. And so now they're stuck. And they can't get pilots because that is true. The pilots are just hard. Chuck Schumer put in regulation, I think it was in 2009. That really put the cost of a pilot, a starting pilot from $50,000 to $300,000 for training, the amount of hours, etc. So the whole system is just broken and unfortunately Southwest is the first one to go down. I don't think they'll recover from this. I think they will have to go bankrupt and I think it'll be an acquisition, just do something. There's no way that they can rescue this airline. It's done. And I'm really sad about it. I love Southwest.

18:20 So it's over. I see something like this happening, especially after the original CEO dies, or whatever happened to him. He died. Yeah, suddenly. And Southwest has never been a fan favorite amongst either airport administrators, because they're always trying to find some little local operation nearby they can go to and get for cheaper rates. Like, for example, in Seattle, the Southwest was trying to negotiate with Boeing Field, which is actually closer to Seattle, to do their business there. Like Love Field in Texas and Midway, they still use Midway in Chicago. They do this because the landing fees and all the rest are just cheaper. They can save money and pass the savings on to the customers. This is not an airline, and there's always been, you know, they've always tried to keep prices down.

19:13 and they have their own way of putting people in seats. It's not an airline that is liked by the competitors and I'm always thinking that when something like this happens, there's some hanky-panky going on. Somebody's trying to put them out of business and I think they've managed to do it. I think you're right. This is it. It's done. I don't see any way of coming back. And now Buddha judge, of course. Now he's all over it. Oh, we have a weak sister. Oh now I want to know what's going on. How come we can't get baggage? Dude, bags have been messed up for two years with every airline, every airport, but now Southwest they're gonna get it. Well they even had a guy working at the government stealing bags. That's where they went. One of Buttigieg's buddies. We don't know if that's true.

20:05 Now, so I see this as like some, when the original CEO was running that place, this would not have happened. No, no. This whole thing is, to me it's just a setup. This new guy with that monotone, I'm very sorry. This guy is part of the problem and okay, I'm sure the shareholder lawsuit should be coming. It doesn't matter. It doesn't fix our transportation system. This is the point. We'll have someone to... we'll have a boogeyman and that'll be Southwest and everyone will say, well, it's because of Southwest. I mean, Southwest, I mean, we got this huge influx of... we can't handle it. There's too much.

20:50 I think they finally got their scapegoat. That's what they were looking for. And now we'll just have a broken system for as long as it takes. And I think it could be five to ten years before we'll have any normalcy in the air transportation system, which is very bad for us. And America kind of relies on flying. Yeah, we are the flight nation. Which is another thing if you think about it. This may play into some other hands, you know, let's get people on trains, high-speed rail maybe back in play. It'll be discussed again. I bet you before it, during 2023, high-speed rail will be back at the top of the conversation. Oh goodness, I hope not. Oh, you know it's coming. You just know it. I really, I really hope not. When was it last on deck that was

21:41 Obama. Yeah, oh, and you really taking it and taking off the screen by what Trump yeah And you know you won't have to you want to take off your shoes Hold on do we still have that clip take off? Yeah, let me see Obama shoes oh here it is here it is yeah here it is Imagine boarding a train in the center of a city. No racing to an airport and across a terminal, no delays, no sitting on the tarmac, no lost luggage, no taking off your shoes. On the board, trains good, planes bad. Hey, we got the jingles for every occasion. You name your climate change emergency, we've got the jingles people. Good to go.

22:29 So yeah, so that's the main climate change news. We will just kill Southwest Airlines and we'll pretend we didn't see the garbage trucks not able to function in New York City. Well, this is a replay of course of killing PSA, which is what Southwest was derived from in terms of theories, but PSA, which was specific Southwest Airlines, in California, mostly in California, had a big, it was bought by I think, that wasn't American, it might have been American or the other one in which I went out of business, but they were bought out and then PSA used to have these, which was a great airline. They were the ones that would first introduce. I don't think I ever flew them. I don't think I ever flew them. Oh, they were terrific. They were same like, almost exactly the same. Like Southwest? Model like Southwest, only it was the place that introduced the mini skirt to the,

23:22 to the um stewardesses. And to the stewards. Back in the day. We could have them again with the stewards. And they had a big smile painted on the front of the plane. Oh yeah I remember those. They had a big smile on the plane and when they were bought out by the uh by a competitor and renamed they took the smile off immediately. Isn't aren't they don't they still exist? No. I think they're read well PSA Airlines is an American regional airline headquartered they have a website like they're still operating well I've never seen it there's no PSA flights it where they used to fly I mean somebody could restart the brand I'm sure they could have been sold off or spun off oh yeah yeah okay they basically became American Eagle

24:16 Right, okay. Yeah, so it was American that bought him. Yeah, American bought him took the smile off their face That put some prop planes in place and that was the end of it Regional jets they got real airplanes And now we have it's almost oh man, I think we should probably do kovat and right now because this China thing has got us here in America all completely, I mean not us, but the news has just taken over, you know, we're right back where we were in 2019-2020. Italy, as we predicted on the last show, Italy, 50% of all Chinese coming into Italy have COVID.

25:10 Yeah, oh man, I got it. Let me play some of this here ABC The US government is considering new travel restrictions from people for people arriving from China Beijing recently lifted its no kovat policy unleashing a huge spike in cases and there are doubts about the Chinese government's Transparency no word yet on when a new US policy could be announced Well, we know what the US policy is now because the US policy will be that Chinese have to have a negative COVID test. I do not understand. This will start January 5th. I believe January 6th or January 8th is when the, I think we're one of the few countries left in the world to have a vaccine mandate for non-citizens residents to enter the country.

26:00 I mean, will the China, so if they have a negative test and they have a Chinese vaccine, will they still be accepted? Or they're not even checking Chinese vaccination rates? I mean, the whole thing is a quagmire. And here's the, and we'll have, and we're having a surge. A surge. With Christmas in the rear view mirror, tonight experts are warning holiday gatherings and travel could send COVID cases surging into the new year. We have to remember that while certain viruses are are rounding the corner, we're definitely not out of the woods. So we all have to be incredibly cautious as we head into these New Year's celebrations. COVID cases are climbing. Is this a high school kid? I don't know. And seniors are the most vulnerable, making up 90% of COVID deaths. But just over a third of seniors have gotten their updated booster, some in Chicago taking advantage of this convenient pop-up clinic. I'm going to call my friends and my family.

26:55 Get down over here and get your shot. For weeks, some patients have faced long wait times at hospitals strained by the triple-demic. But doctors insist people with serious symptoms will get care. If you are experiencing an emergency, that would be like shortness of breath, chest pain, those kind of things. Those are true emergencies. While cases of RSV and flu are declining, most states are still reporting high or very high flu-like activity. I'm gonna run through just a couple of these clips because... Hold on a second. So I walk up the steps, or I make this huge hike up the hill. I'm on a hill. I'm kind of puffing and puffing when I get out at the end. Yeah. So this is an emergency? A big emergency. That's what he said! Yes. It's an emergency. So I shoot a little basketball and then...

27:45 That's an emergency. What I think we're seeing is a now whether China is complicit in this or not, China is completely dropping everything and all the notes and I can read some of them later. All the notes I'm getting from our producers in China is this is bullcrap. You know, they're taking away testing. They don't even know if people are sick, but you know, they're just letting it all go. It's zero. The only thing that's really changed, you can no longer buy a transportation ticket on a train or a bus without your QR code, so you can't do that anonymously. So China got a little bit of benefit out of it. But no one is dying. It's all hype. Everybody knows that it's all bullcrap. It's not, except in America where we are psychologically torturing the mainstream media audience by telling them the same thing that they did.

28:38 in 2019, 2020. By the way, this could be footage from four years ago, three years ago, who knows? Or Italy. Yeah, or Italy, exactly. Work in the emergency department is nonstop, this doctor says. And here medical staff warn families there's no oxygen for patients in the corridors. There's the oxygen again. The exact scale of the surge, unknown. China this week publishing daily COVID data.

29:22 But experts say it appears to be tearing through a population without herd immunity. And where many, including the elderly, have not received boosters. What we're seeing really is what sounds like a mass infection event. China began scaling back its zero COVID restrictions after widespread anti-lockdown protests. That's your protester right let's see that one again isolate yeah, I did I was gonna surprise you later of course I did Some demonstrators even calling for the downfall of the Communist Party. The government's official explanation for the change, Omicron is less likely to cause hospitalization and death and so doesn't require severe restrictions. So I hadn't heard from our professor, Professor JJ, who's in Beijing teaching English as a second language. And so I finally get an email from him, he says, oh, sorry, didn't hear from me. I was in the hospital for 12 days because I fainted.

30:22 And, uh, by the time I, uh... I came to and you know they had to fight with the hospital. He had fractured something in his neck and he has a screw on a plate. He had emergency surgery but he says here's an overview of what's happening. And so he's in the hospital. General conclusions no rise in cases, no rise in deaths, no rise in hospitalizations. However, the air quality in Shanghai started to get really bad around the 10th of December. Oh they're cranking up the industry again. There you go. He says, because I fainted and was convulsing, the paramedics came to the house. This is also something they wouldn't do previously. I had no fever, no blood pressure issues, no cough. My O2 saturation was 79%, but as I had pain and could not walk, I went to the public hospital. Like all other patients, I was presumed a COVID case. So they did swabs, everything. You still have COVID, even though they couldn't prove it. But you know, you're positive. You're just asymptomatic.

31:25 But it's the air quality that may be making people sick, possibly. But multiple emails from China saying there's really nothing. It's all hype and it's all Western media hype, particularly the USA. CBS doing a great job. Dr. Agus, let's begin with the COVID conversation, which I think weighing as the year went on, people began to move on. There was a new normal. The president said it was over. What can we expect in the new year? So the good of this year, right, is that the vaccines are held. So unfortunately over 15% of people in the United States, we're number 70 in the world. You stepped on that guy. Why don't you back it up?

32:02 said it was over. What can we expect in the new year? So the good of this year, right, is that the vaccines have held. So unfortunately, over 15% of people in the United States, we're number 70 in the world in terms of boosters. 50% of people have gotten this new bivalent booster, not enough. Six plus months out, you need to get it. And so what we're going to see is if we can keep the booster rate up, I think we're going to be okay in the year ahead. If we don't, we're going to start to see more and more people getting sick because COVID numbers are going up across the country with the new variant. The vaccine works against serious illness, but we have to stay on our toes. And here's the official analysis of this. This is a big pharma. They want you to get your next booster. They want to continue the train. They're using this China thing as which

32:53 They're saying 50% of the people arriving from China are positive. I don't believe that either. I don't think they're even testing it. They're just making it up to get you to take yet another booster. I would go along with your thinking here. There's nobody reporting showing testing or anything at the airport or any place else where they're coming in from China? Too many Southwest passengers swamping the airports. This is the story. Here's what they should do. All the Southwest passengers who were at the airport, they got infected by Chinese! That would be great. That's how I would play it. Let's see what CBS does here. That's a stretch. They'll do anything to sell the booster. I know they will, but they're on a roll. You don't have to be

33:38 I don't think you have to overdo it to get people to jump because they're already all skittish. But that's what's so frustrating to people, Dr. Agus, because you get vaccinated, you do all the right things and you still get COVID. That's because it's holding, Gail. Didn't you hear him say it? The vaccine is holding. And you still still get COVID. And we're still dealing with it. You do, but you don't get that ill. Is that ill? Yeah. You're not being hospitalized. But you're right, we're praying in 2023 that we will get a vaccine or a booster. Wait a minute, since when is praying a part of science? You don't get that ill. Is that ill? Yeah. And you're not being hospitalized. But you're right, we're praying in 2023 that we will get a vaccine or a booster that will block spread and symptomatology with this virus.

34:25 Wait, wait. Whoa! What? Whoa! We want a booster that works is what he said. Short version. That's exactly what he said. T3, that we will get a vaccine or a booster that will block spread and symptomatology with this virus. Symptomatology? This is a new... That means you got COVID. Symptoms. Yes, symptomatology. It'll block getting... Actually, we're hoping, we're praying. We're praying and praying. We're on our knees praying that in 2023 we get a vaccine or a booster, doesn't make any difference what you call it, but we're hoping that there's one that'll keep the virus from spreading and will keep you from getting COVID. In other words, we're looking for something that might actually work.

35:09 That will block spread and symptomatology with this virus. But they're holding up! That'll increase what we call mucosal immunity to actually give us protection, which the current ones protect against serious illness, but not this. What's mucosal? What is this now? I don't know. Mucosal- now we need muco- muco- muco- I think that was introduced to lead into what's next which is the the viral spray and the back spray into the mucous membranes. Okay. Well that may be because the next question in fact to Dr. Angus on CBS mornings is

35:46 this. When we were in the thick of COVID and fighting against it, it seemed like we kept hearing the narrative that we weren't as prepared as we should have been. Yeah. Are we now more prepared for the next pandemic? I better hope we are or we're in trouble. I mean, the guy is praying, he's hoping. This doesn't sound very scientific to me, Dr. Angus. A pandemic by definition means we don't know what's going to happen. A pandemic by definition means we don't know what's going to happen? Let's look at the definition of pandemic and see if that's in the definition. I don't think so. Pandemic definition. Now they may have changed it because you know they change it. They couldn't have changed it this fast. Well, you know, let's see. Pandemic. A widespread occurrence of an infectious disease over a whole country or the world at a particular time. Let's see. Surely there must be other meanings. Let's see if they snuck one in on us.

36:42 Let's see. That's about it. That guy's full of crap what he said. An outbreak or disease that occurs over wide geographic area. No, it doesn't. That is not the definition. We, we, no, I'm sorry. That is just not. That is a fact check false. We checked it there. I mean, so a pandemic by definition means we don't know what's going to happen. I think we now have systems in place that are going to be better. That's fact check false. That guy's a liar. Liar, liar. And I think we now have systems in place that we're going to be better. We're going to be better collecting data, which we didn't do well during COVID. Wow, really? I thought the data showed everything. So now we didn't do a good job. OK. We're going to have manufacturing ready for vaccines and small molecules, these antivirals. And we've been normalized that if we have to wear a mask, we will wear a mask. And we know the behaviors. Remember in the beginning about touching surfaces about six

37:31 feed and about all those things. We were normalizing these ideas which are here. So we're going to be better with a new virus. Okay, hold on a second. So now he says all the stuff that we know was pretty much bullcrap, the six feet arbitrary, the don't touch surface is completely not true. That was a lie. Oh no, but now we're ready for the next pandemic, which won't be. COVID, I'm sure it might be something new. About touching surfaces about six feet. We normalized it for you people. And about all those things. Right. We were normalizing these ideas which are here. So we're gonna be better with a new virus. Look at mpox or the old monkeypox. Mpox. It's had a, you know, it came up and then we were able to deal with it. A little bit slow but we dealt with it rather well in this country. Right. I think we're gonna be a lot better in the year ahead.

38:19 Oh man, okay, there's more. This guy is fantastic. So here's the question. Who is this guy again? Let's read. Dr. Dr. Agus, A-G-U-S. These people are shameless. The whole medical community should be ashamed of itself for allowing this to go on like this. They've said nothing. They've been cowed by big pharma. They've been cowed by the medical associations. They don't say anything. They don't help their patients anymore. The entire medical system is going to be like PSA. Or like Southwest Air. It is asking for... This is not good. Very interesting guy, Dr. Agus. American physician and author who serves as a professor of medicine and engineering at the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine and the Viterbi School of Engineering. He is the founding director and CEO of USC's Lawrence J. Ellison Institute for Transformative Medicine. Ah, could he be in the field of

39:18 you know, advanced vaccine, genetic engineering. He served as the chair of the Global Agenda Council on Genetics at the World Economic Forum. There you go. And he sells books. He's a WEF guy too. Yeah, he's a WEF guy. And he's at the USC, University of Spoiled Children? Yep, that's the one. He's the CEO of some extra school there. Yeah, beautiful. So let's see. This is of course the question that really Gail wants to ask. So we had Mpox, we had RSV, severe flu season, resurgence of polio. It's like the 10 plagues. Yes. So do you think that this This is our new normal dealing with these viruses. Is this really what life is now? We have to adjust to that. I'm trying to figure out when should you freak out and when should you not. Right. When should you freak out? Right. That's the question. When should you freak out? Right. I'm trying to figure out when should you freak out and when should you not. You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions, right? You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions. This guy is a star.

40:18 You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions, right? So the only people being hospitalized now with COVID are elderly or people with medical conditions. Get this figure, 94% of our country has already had COVID-19. Wow, 94%? Wow. We've all had it. You've had it? I have had it in August and so I am not a novice. We've all been exposed to it. We all have some immunity. You couple that with the vaccines, We're in a pretty good spot, but obviously we have to keep that up with the bullshit, which is unfortunate and nobody wants it, but we have to do it. No, you don't. Yeah, I know. You have to do it. Be quiet. No, no, you don't have to do it. This guy's full of it. You don't have to do anything. There's good news, though. There's good news because we already can. This is a triple-demic. It's the flu. Sorry. I guess flu vaccine doesn't work. We don't have one ready in the wings. It's the COVID-19.

39:18 you know, advanced vaccine, genetic engineering. He served as the chair of the Global Agenda Council on Genetics at the World Economic Forum. There you go. And he sells books. He's a WEF guy too. Yeah, he's a WEF guy. And he's at the USC, University of Spoiled Children? Yep, that's the one. He's the CEO of some extra school there. Yeah, beautiful. So let's see. This is of course the question that really Gail wants to ask. So we had Mpox, we had RSV, severe flu season, resurgence of polio. It's like the 10 plagues. Yes. So do you think that this This is our new normal dealing with these viruses. Is this really what life is now? We have to adjust to that. I'm trying to figure out when should you freak out and when should you not. Right. When should you freak out? Right. That's the question. When should you freak out? Right. I'm trying to figure out when should you freak out and when should you not. You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions, right? You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions. This guy is a star.

40:18 You freak out based on your pre-existing conditions, right? So the only people being hospitalized now with COVID are elderly or people with medical conditions. Get this figure, 94% of our country has already had COVID-19. Wow, 94%? Wow. We've all had it. You've had it? I have had it in August and so I am not a novice. We've all been exposed to it. We all have some immunity. You couple that with the vaccines, We're in a pretty good spot, but obviously we have to keep that up with the bullshit, which is unfortunate and nobody wants it, but we have to do it. No, you don't. Yeah, I know. You have to do it. Be quiet. No, no, you don't have to do it. This guy's full of it. You don't have to do anything. There's good news, though. There's good news because we already can. This is a triple-demic. It's the flu. Sorry. I guess flu vaccine doesn't work. We don't have one ready in the wings. It's the COVID-19.

41:10 And it's the RSV. Oh, good news! So medicine is one of those fields that seems to be like right next door to just pure magic, right? Things that come out of the field do miraculous things or it feels that way anyway. Like my daughter got a little eye infection, doctor gives you drops, it clears up in like two days. With that kind of as prelude, what are you excited about? Magic! It's magic! It clears up? It clears up. It's like magic eraser. It's just magic. Oh, I'm so happy that this RSV, which is something children have been getting for a hundred years. And it's never been referred to as anything other than a common cold. So the data look fantastic. It should be approved by the FDA for, get this, mothers. So when you're pregnant, we get it to you. So when you're pregnant, you can ruin your newborn right in the womb. You can kill it. Get this. And listen to Gail. Wow.

42:26 The data looks fantastic. It should be approved by the FDA for, get this, mothers. So when you're pregnant... I love the voice. Get this, we're going to kill mothers. Wow. Mothers. So when you're pregnant, we give it to you. And when your baby's born, the first six months they have the protection. And an extra arm. And then for young children and elderly. And that's a big deal. big one there, right? We're seeing hospitalizations across the country from RSV, pediatric ICU's full, and we're going to now be able to vaccinate pregnant women and others with this vaccine, and that's a big one. That's a big one, all right. Can't wait to vaccinate pregnant women. And you ghoul, you ghoul! But no wait- Let's see what happens to the babies. But here's the best part. This is not going to be decided by doctors what's best for you, you pregnant mother.

43:18 No, no, no. We've got more magic up our sleeve. The other one that I'm really excited about is big data. Artificial intelligence or AI is going to enable us to care better. They're going to be able to read our scans, our pathology reports, look at things. to enable every person in the country to get the best care. So right now you may have a remarkable doctor in a hospital in New York City. What AI will do will make every doctor, good doctors, great. And that's going to be the new era. We've normalized using data, hopefully during COVID. And so I think... Wait a minute, you just said during COVID that the data was shit. You had better that's going to be the new era. We've normalized using data, hopefully during COVID. And so I think that's going to be the thing and it's going to be cost effective. Everyone's going to be able to do this and it's really going to improve. Stop.

44:11 What has ever in the whole history of medicine become cost-effective? That's not the talking points, doctor. Get away from that part. And so I think that's going to be the thing and it's going to be cost-effective. Everyone's going to be able to do this and it's really going to improve care across the country. So that I'm excited about. Wait a minute. Everyone's going to be able to do this. I think what he said, if I understand, you're just going to be able to go into chat GPT AI and say should I get a boot? That's that it's not what he said. Yeah, listen again. I am chat GPT. What do you need to know? AI will do will make every doctor good doctors great. And that's going to be the new era. We've normalized using data hopefully during COVID. And so I think that's going to be the thing and it's going to be cost effective. Everyone's going to be able to do this and it's really going to improve care across the country. So that I'm excited about. Breathe into your phone.

45:07 Yep, you need RSV. In the meantime, CBS on the same show rolled out an entire piece about us. You know, the disinformation agents. And it was right on the screen, thanks to Kaiser Health. So Kaiser Health has gone down the tubes, paid for this. Davie Baker wasn't sure if she was going to get the COVID vaccine. They said it's gonna change your DNA. They came up with the vaccine too quickly. Misinformation that fueled rumors and divided communities across the country. But while the spread of COVID may have slowed since the height of the pandemic,

45:51 The spread of misinformation has not. A recent survey shows one third of parents now oppose schools requiring children to get measles and other vaccines. In Oklahoma City, vaccination rates among school aged Children have dropped four and a half percent over the last three years. We worry about things like measles, mumps, rubella and other diseases that had largely been controlled and now we're seeing increased hesitancy there. Thanks to misinformation. Thanks to misinformation. At a local clinic, Dr. Dale Bratzler says flu shots are down too, even as the nation deals with one of the worst flu seasons in

46:29 years. We're only about half of the typical number of flu injections that we would typically see by this time of the year. It worries me to a great extent. Used to battling disease, the Oklahoma City Health Department now finds itself also fighting lies about vaccine safety. How dangerous is misinformation? It costs lives. I mean, I don't know how else to say it. It's about as dangerous as it gets. It's about as dangerous as it gets. It costs lives. You know, I've been sick of these rat poop inspectors pushing their way into everybody's life. ...had to move resources to monitor public sentiment using new technology to comb through social media. Hold on a second. Something's going on here. They're using new technology to do what? That's about as dangerous as it gets. The department has had to move resources to monitor public sentiment using new technology to comb through social media. New technology? New tech...

47:26 When vaccine messaging was drawing fire, the health department removed the word vaccine and added choose to its public service announcements. It worked. Our negativity that we had on all of our media platforms dropped immediately. It started going down because we had offered the choice as opposed to the message of getting vaccinated. At a time when funding cuts are already stretching health departments to the limit, having to put resources toward fighting misinformation is adding to the strain. public health funding had been cut by almost 20% in the decade leading up to COVID. Public health departments did not have enough people and they did not have enough money and that made their response very difficult. Thank you, Kaiser. Message received. More money. We need more money. More money. Okay, Joe will print it for you. This is not, none of this is the message, by the way, from other health professionals. We even have Dr. Tedros, the

48:24 Now, he's not a doctor, is he? He's a engineer or something. A PhD maybe? He's in charge of the World Health Organization. He has a different message about who needs to get boosted. with elderly groups, senior citizens, especially above 65 and above 60. So if it's going to be used, it's better to focus on those groups who have risk of severe disease and death, rather than as we see some countries are using to give boosters to kill children. Oh no! Which is... Did he say to kill children again? I mean, he keeps saying to kill children. Countries are using to give boosters to kill children.

49:10 I mean he said yeah, I said to kill children. He said he's given boosters to kill children which is probably one way of going. Which is not right. Then the equity issue. No it's not right. Stop killing children. It's not right. I agree that's not right Dr. Tedwil. Instead of boosting a child in high-income countries it's better to vaccinate the elderly in countries who have Who have no use to us. We need to get rid of the old people in poor countries. They're a nuisance They're a burden the elders who have not been vaccinated even the primary vaccines kill them So the equity issue should also come into play. No equity. Okay equity equity You should all be able to die

49:51 And then finally, Dr. Jha, who is the top White House COVID advisor, on a Zoom call, unfortunately admitted the following. There's no study in the world that shows that masks work that well. So you're never going to get the kind of benefit from mandatory year-round masking as you would from making substantial improvements in indoor air quality. But it's a lot easier to implement as well. Yeah, just make improvements to the air quality. There's no study that will show you that masking works. But don't worry, it'll be mandated somewhere, somehow, it's gonna happen. So I have an interesting series of clips. You kind of moved from China and left me hanging with my China clip. We're circling back. I'm circling back to COVID China.

50:40 And the rules this is from NTD and they're you know, they have an attitude about China So we get good material from them in response to the virus outbreak in China The US is considering new rules for travelers from China. No, it's our rules This is yeah, this is this is pissing me off because you know I have people who can't come visit because of the existing rules I don't know what the how these new rules change anything response to the virus outbreak in China the US is considering new rules for travelers from China and U.S. officials said Tuesday it's over concerns about the lack of transparent data coming from the Chinese regime. Earlier this week, Japan, India and Malaysia announced tougher rules on travelers from China.

51:22 And global fears of the COVID-19 pandemic are receding, but new concerns rise over information tracking tools designed to combat the virus. A recent report uncovers how these technologies have helped expand governmental power to silence dissent and target minorities. Yeah, then it goes on to the discussion of the little barcodes that are used just, we talked about, we had a clip on the last show which detailed it where, you know, in other words, you're a troublemaker so yeah, apparently you get the red code no matter what your testing is. That's right. It's actually pretty interesting. It's a good way to do it. So I collected these from, you may have heard these.

52:06 This is from 9 News Australia. This is one of the major networks there. Yeah, oh yeah. These guys, they got some good stories out there. And so they brought this doctor woman on to discuss the fact that she had a vaccine... Injury. Injury. And so did her wife. And they brought her on and they left her on. I have three clips. It goes on for almost six minutes total, but it's... I'm listening to this and it's not, she says absolutely not one thing that anyone listening to No Agenda Show hasn't heard from someone else or knows about or knows this is possible. But my, I was aghast by the fact that on a network

51:22 And global fears of the COVID-19 pandemic are receding, but new concerns rise over information tracking tools designed to combat the virus. A recent report uncovers how these technologies have helped expand governmental power to silence dissent and target minorities. Yeah, then it goes on to the discussion of the little barcodes that are used just, we talked about, we had a clip on the last show which detailed it where, you know, in other words, you're a troublemaker so yeah, apparently you get the red code no matter what your testing is. That's right. It's actually pretty interesting. It's a good way to do it. So I collected these from, you may have heard these.

52:06 This is from 9 News Australia. This is one of the major networks there. Yeah, oh yeah. These guys, they got some good stories out there. And so they brought this doctor woman on to discuss the fact that she had a vaccine... Injury. Injury. And so did her wife. And they brought her on and they left her on. I have three clips. It goes on for almost six minutes total, but it's... I'm listening to this and it's not, she says absolutely not one thing that anyone listening to No Agenda Show hasn't heard from someone else or knows about or knows this is possible. But my, I was aghast by the fact that on a network

52:52 They were letting this woman go on and on and on and on and on and backing her up. There would be nothing like this in this country. There was not one network, and that includes NTD, that would allow this to be broadcast. And I was just surprised as hell that it was, and I'm happy they did it. Well, she did get a semi pass and let her talk because you can't just cut off a lesbian. That would be a problem. Let's be honest about it. That would be inequitable. Well, a former top doctor is calling for more research into COVID jabs after experiencing a vaccine injury. A former member for Wentworth, Dr. Karen Phelps, suffered irregular blood pressure and breathlessness following her second jab. I'm pleased to say she joins us live. Dr. Phelps, good morning. You and your wife both suffered vaccine injuries. Can you take us through what happened?

53:44 Good morning, Charles. Hello, Christine. In Jackie's case, we obviously did a lot of homework about the vaccines and went along to have the vaccines done because we believe that on the balance of risks and benefits that was the best thing to do. Within minutes of having the vaccine, she had a quite severe reaction with numbness of the hands and feet tingling all over her body, her head feeling like it was going to explode, pain and then over the weeks and months following that the condition continued and

54:21 She'd seen a number of specialists and the conclusion was that she had had an injury related to the vaccine. And so that was in her case. I went back and had the second vaccine thinking that, you know, it's a rare reaction. And again, on the balance of risks and benefits. Hey, I could find another wife. That's not a big deal. And in my case, I developed a reaction where my blood pressure, my pulse rate and my temperature was going up and down all over the place with some quite distressing symptoms and persisting for quite some time and over a period of many months. And I was diagnosed with a vaccine-related dysautonomia.

55:05 Over the process of the last year and a half or so, I've also spoken to a number of colleagues who've had vaccine adverse events themselves, patients who've had vaccine adverse events. And so when I was putting in the submission to the long COVID and reinfection inquiry for the Australian Parliament just in the last month or so. I included the group of people who have suffered adverse events from vaccination as a group that needs to have special consideration when it comes to prevention of long COVID. Okay, this is about all I saw of this conversation. Oh, yeah, well you can skip the second part where she goes on and on and on but the third part is the interesting part because they kind of discuss a little bit about how the powers that be kept dissuading anyone from speaking out which is what goes on here and it brought me back to my conclusion that these doctors should be ashamed of themselves for not being doctors but

56:08 Why don't you skip to part three? We're also seeing a very large side effects, range of side effects of people with long COVID. And so there are some crossovers in people with the adverse effects from the vaccine. So this is why she gets to go on and on and on, because she shifts it to long COVID. You got it from COVID, not from the vaccine. You got it from COVID. You got long COVID. Sorry, long COVID. She actually makes the conclusions that both the vaccine and and long COVID create... Long COVID and the vaccine create the same phenomenon, that's what she finally says. There are some crossovers in people with the adverse effects from the vaccine and long COVID, quite similar symptoms in many, so there could be some common factors there which needs research, needs funding and needs a big effort. Dr Phelps, we appreciate your time this morning. Thank you. Oh I'm sorry.

57:00 You should have to play the second clip. The second clip is the one that you did, the third clip was just a throwaway. Oh okay, no problem. These are serious side effects. Why did the medical regulator APRA warn doctors then, as you claim, not to speak out about these vaccine side effects? We'd have to ask APRA themselves about their motivation, but certainly quite a number of doctors that I've spoken to have felt impeded in speaking out about their concerns about vaccine adverse events because of the statement made by APRA that doctors shouldn't say anything that was going to impede the government's vaccine rollout. And they took that to mean not to publicly raise their concerns. Now, I think it's important to say that when we're talking about a massive pandemic with a high rate of deaths and hospitalisation, that

57:55 There has to always be, with any immunisation program, a balance of risks and benefits of what we are trying to achieve in terms of reducing deaths and hospitalisations, balanced against the fact that with any medication, any vaccine, there are going to be some people who have adverse events. But I think it's very important with this new vaccine. It's only been around for less than two years that it's time that we put some research funding and some real effort into looking at the causes for the vaccine adverse events that people are experiencing. And they're experiencing a whole range of different types of vaccine events. You can kill it. All right, because just to offset

58:38 that she was able to go on and talk about that. Let's listen to a guest on the UK Morning Show who brought up some adverse issues. Can you tell you've got a blood clot? So the signs and symptoms of this particular type of blood clot, so it's a very unique, so it's called vaccine-induced. Thrombocytopenia, which is a reduction in platelets, so low platelets, which means you're more likely to bleed, platelets out of the clotting. Thrombosis, which is the blood clot, but it tends to affect the vein that drains blood from the brain. Get rid of her! Get rid of her! It's off the rails! Get rid of her! So, I'm so sorry, I'm going to have to stop you there. This always happens to us. We've got to go to the weather. Sorry about that. No, sorry. Good job.

59:24 It always happens we have to interrupt for the weather. Breaking news with the weather! The weather! The weather. Breaking news. Well let's talk about the weather. The weather is killing people. The weather is killing people. Hold on, you need to hear this. The weather is killing people. Well, cold. Suddenly, this is BBC. This is a professor. Well, cold. We know is a killer. We know that it's a risk factor for stroke. It's a risk factor for a heart attack. It's a risk factor. We feel for accelerated cognitive decline. So I think it's really important that people stay active. They try to look after themselves as best they possibly can. But there's

1:00:02 Something that we can't escape here is that chronic exposure to cold is a killer. So the UK is now forcing general practitioners to find out if people are too poor to afford heat and they want a special fund for people who may die from the cold, you know, heart attack. I thought hypothermia, there's a whole bunch of things you die from, you get cold you die from a heart attack? I'm just confused. I'm not a physician. Yeah, they're trying to make you confused. And also, you know what else can trigger a stroke? Cold. Shingles. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Oh, sh... Yep. Well, you gotta get your shingle shot. That's right. You gotta get your shingle shot. How a dormant viral infection can reactivate and trigger a stroke. This is University of Colorado. How do you react? Oh, it can't react. It's just poorly worded. Well, that's the headline.

1:00:58 can reactivate and trigger a... reactivate... so your shingles could come back and you... and... oh, you die! I just... it's unheard of to me. It's just unheard of to me. So I pointed out in the No Agenda Social that this Stu Peters' Died Suddenly... Oh yeah, the documentary. Is like a cover a Google wash that if you look up died suddenly on Google now all you get are references to this dumb documentary which wasn't very good to begin with.

1:01:36 And it goes and it just takes over the first couple pages. You can't find these died suddenly stories anymore. Oh, really? Yeah, it's like a Google wash. It's like a Op That's why you named a movie died suddenly like an op Okay, it's an ah, hold on. Let me let me check it on my my system here and done suddenly Let me just see if it's opt into my search engine. Oh Mayo Clinic, New Dido film, film, film. Yeah, that's pretty good. I liked it when I watched this

1:02:14 movie documentary I read some descent someone sent us both I think some dissenting views on it which rang very true like this what is this the shot you know it was very stylized it was very beautifully shot for a documentary but what is Stu Peterson's game man well I was looking into Stu Peterson and he does stuff that would be like classic PSYOP operations where you set up a parallel organization so when you'd like to have the Black Panther, so let's set up the, you know, the Black, you know, the Weather Underground, let's set up some other thing that's better and tougher than the Black Panther so we can make them, marginalize them. And you do that with, and that's where your disinformation campaigns come in. But Stu Peterson has no, no

1:03:00 No background that makes him look as though he's capable of actually doing this knowingly, but let's listen to a couple of Stu Peterson. Stu Peters. Is it Peter? Yeah, Peters. Yeah, Peters. Stu Peters. I'm sorry, I said Peterson. Stu Peters. This would be his about the vaccine. He was an actor. Dude, he was an actor. He was also a, he had a bunch of different jobs. He played a role or he auditioned for the, um, one of Ventura's films. He was a bounty hunter? He was a bounty hunter? He was a bounty hunter, that was amazing. Now this is the kind of thing if you want to hear disinformation and bullcrap that makes everybody look bad because oh you're anti-vaxxer you must believe this. So listen to this part one of this what I call a psyop but he's not a psyop guy. Well

1:03:55 Well, I'm going to be honest here. I don't like the COVID-19 shots and I hate anybody mandating that you take medicine that you might not want or need. But some of the stuff people are saying about these vaccines still seems pretty weird to me. We've had a few guests on lately who say the vaccine includes hydras, a small freshwater animal, and that these animals are there for nefarious biological purpose. And I'll admit that sounds like a stretch to me. that Ariana Love is a holistic doctor from Finland and she sent us an email saying that hydras and parasites absolutely are in the vaccine and that they're being used to turn humans into quote a new hybrid species. Dr. Love joins us now. We really appreciate you being here. So hydras are a freshwater animal. The first question I would ask is how are they able to survive

1:04:44 in storage temperatures of 70 degrees below zero Fahrenheit? Well, it's an honor to be here. Thank you for having me. Of course. I'm not really sure how they're able to survive in low degree temperatures, but I do know that they are first genetically modified in a lab in a university of Kiev and they're transfected. So these are not natural organisms anymore. How did you find that these are being genetically modified from that specific lab? People are going to say, where's your proof? Do you have any receipts of that? Oh, goodness. Now, a couple of things here that you do notice the way when a psyops under where you have. Can I just say one thing? He is. Stu Peters is the guy who also launched the it's got snake venom in it.

1:05:33 And that kind of went away, I guess that didn't work, but that was him as well. Well this isn't going to work either, but it's like for one thing I think most people who have any scientific background know a lot of small animals like a hydra could be frozen to an extreme and then reanimated so that was a question that you'd say well that's wrong. So they slip in Ukraine, because we know there's labs there but we don't know anything about it. And she kind of struggled to say Kiev. I know she wanted to say Kiev. I know she wanted to. And so then we had the second part where he takes it home a little bit more and then I have a thought on this whole thing and who might actually be behind it.

1:06:17 Well, I read through about 30 peer-reviewed scientific journals and also the gain of function and loss of function research and reports that were funded by the NIH, Anthony Fauci, and partly by DARPA. Okay. And so these are open source documents that people can go and find. Can you send them to me so that I can post them at stupeaters.tv for people to go look for themselves? We want people to know the truth about these things, no matter how nefarious, no matter how cynical, no matter how dangerous it is. That's kind of the whole purpose of this platform, is to make sure that people have some sort of informed consent because they're not getting it at the pharmacy. They're not getting it at the school when the janitor injects their children. The janitor? Okay. So who's like the money behind Stu Peters? Thank you. Who is it?

1:07:08 Mike Lindell now start to look at look up. I'm not accusing anyone of anything, but start looking into the background I'm trying to find a good bio on Mike Lindell He's like a failed coke head is this and that he failed he failed at being a good coke head Is that what you're saying? Yes what it sounds like if you can't find a good Wikipedia thing on him It looks like the whole that his whole characters like a cover story hmm I mean, the fact that his name would show up out of the blue like that and then you start looking to Mike Lindell and tell me what you can really know about Mike Lindell. Well, this is interesting because, you know, my neighbor is, as far as I know, also currently being financed by Lindell for several in-depth journalistic pieces. The guy seems to be funding a lot of things and to me that's always felt pretty good. Yeah.

1:08:17 So if it's the idea is to fund disinformation or to guide people like this Peter, Stu Peter's character. Well he does have a promo code. It's Stu. Promo code Stu you'll save 66% Hello. Here please go to mypillow.com use promo code Stu to save 66% off and Mike Lindell will give a generous percentage back to the Stu Peters show to support our free broadcasts. Okay. Well a lot of people certainly here in Hill Country. I mean of all the shows I would be if I was a guy with I don't know where the money comes I mean Mike Lindell makes good money there's no doubt about it.

1:09:00 He doesn't have any business experience in the past that I can tell. Well, his story, the whole story of Mike Lindell is that he woke up in Tijuana strung out on crack and he decided to change his life and Jesus and God helped him find that. That's a very strong element for him. Yeah. Well, yeah, there is not much on him really. I'm just looking at the the book of knowledge Oh, he had a gambling addiction. Okay that started in his teenage years He attended University of Minnesota, dropped out. The more you read about this guy, the more it reminds me of the cover story I was developing for the fictitious girl that we were gonna launch into the world of Insta. It's like you have to cover your bases with the story. I mean, you have all these little details that are unimportant.

1:10:02 I was looking at somebody's bio the other day, they're talking about their high school grades. I mean this woman's in her 30s. It's just, I don't, like I said, I don't know. But it's just interesting. Yeah, I, you know, I... Just looking at what we have is like, yeah, it's not a lot but he apparently operated according to the book of knowledge Carpet cleaning lunch wagons couple of bars and restaurants in Carver County, Minnesota If someone should know it sir, Jean would know he was sir. Jean was in in Minnesota in the 80s In 2004 he invent he invented my pillow which is filled with pieces of shredded foam that interlock and the geezer sheets don't forget

1:10:52 It's cotton from Giza. No, no, no. Well, you know, I wish we had more. He's a guy that a lot of people look to him for, you know, for solace and and savior. Isn't isn't that great? No, not really. But I would probably, you know, get a try of slippers. Hey, the slippers look pretty good. Looks like cheap Uggs, but, you know, there's nothing wrong with that. Interesting. There might be a mic in one of them. Well, everything I hear from all the clips that we've played this morning, certainly the ones regarding COVID, is that this just, we need more money. We're going to have to print, we have to make up more money to send because everyone needs more money. That's what it looks like. Yeah, they're doing their best to cheapen the dollar so we can pay off our debts in cheap dollars. Oh, is that the only reason? Well, that's good reason. Banking reason. Wait a minute, you're telling us we're going to pay off what debts?

1:11:56 Our international debts, I'm talking about the government debts. So we print up more cheap to pay off the old expensive debts? Yeah, so I owe you a hundred, but it's always valued in dollars, it's not valued in stable dollars. So you just cheapen up the money by creating an inflationary situation, the dollar's worth less, you pay off your debts with cheaper dollars. So, but the inflation is not going to be... No. Well, if you own property it's okay. Right. Even a bunch of cash isn't going to help. All right. Do you want to do Ukraine and Russia real quick since we're about to go to World War 4 or whatever it is?

1:12:41 I only have one clip and it's about, well there's a weird Balkan report which is going on, something crazy is going on in the Balkans. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, let's play that. Tensions are flaring up in the Balkans. Kosovo has closed its biggest border crossing with Serbia. This came after protesters blocked the road to reject Kosovo's independence hours after Serbia put its army on high alert. The protesters were ethnic Serbs living in Kosovo. The Maldera entry point is the most important entry point for road freight to Kosovo. Last night, the protesters used a truck and tractor to set up a roadblock near the crossing. Earlier this month, two other crossing points were closed due to similar protests on the Kosovo side. That means only three entry points are now open between the two countries.

1:13:29 With Western support, Albanian-majority Kosovo declared its independence from Serbia in 2008. But about 50,000 Serbs living in northern Kosovo refuse to recognize the government or Kosovo's status as an independent state. They regard Belgrade as their capital. The Kremlin has said it supports Belgrade. So what... is this a new front that is being opened up that we'll have to take a side in? Well, we're the ones that helped create this issue, this problem. Yes, that was, and we did it so well, especially with the UN blue helmets. Great job, everybody. Well, we also took the Chinese embassy out by dropping a missile right in their embassy by accident. Thanks, Bill Clinton. Yes. Serbia has placed their security forces on the Kosovo border under state of full combat readiness.

1:14:21 It's just when you hear Russia in there, to me it sounds like, oh okay, we need an... And by the way, Putin came out, he did a speech which is poorly covered, poorly covered. And he spoke to his military dudes there in the little, you know, in the... It's the military thing, he does like an hour. And right off the top, of course there's no translation, no clip to play, no one in US mainstream media is picking this up for obvious reasons. And he says right off the bat, well NATO's throwing everything they got at us. He's now really just saying NATO is doing it all. He says this war is not, repeat, not about Ukraine. So he's seeing it and he's talking about it and how much longer until he's sick of it?

1:15:16 I mean, everyone has a breaking point, I presume. And then, you know, well maybe it goes here. This is where it starts to, starts ahead. This is from Deutsche Welle. Vladimir Putin says he's banning oil exports to select nations from February. The ban will apply to those countries that implemented a cap on what they were willing to pay for Russian oil earlier this month. The G7 nations, the EU and Australia all pledged to pay no more than $60 a barrel from the 5th of December to sanction Russia over its illegal invasion of Ukraine. Russia started the month as the world's second biggest exporter of oil. So the EU and Australia, they all want $60 a barrel. What is it currently at, more or less?

1:16:04 80, 85? I can look it up. I mean there's all kinds of different kinds of crude. The thing is it's not quite clear by the way whether or not he is suggesting that if the price of oil drops to 50 bucks whether they're gonna just cut these guys off because you know. That's what it kind of sounds like. That's what it sounds like to me. Starting in February. The oil is currently 78, 48. Well what's he, he shouldn't be bitching about a 10 bucks. Come on, Vlad. He just doesn't like the idea of being told what to do or... I mean, from his perspective, I think you can make this argument. Look, you guys are the free trade. Look! Look! Look! Started off with look. That's what he would do. Look, you guys are the free trade. You know, you wanted capitalism. You wanted things that market to set the price, the market, the market, the market. And now you're going to put, do this? Yeah.

1:17:01 That doesn't sound very market-oriented. Market is the market. It's 78 bucks, you pay 78 bucks. It's 50 bucks, you pay 50 bucks. You don't set this up, it's not, sorry. So under all this, the UK is pissed off and saying, hey, hey, the French are still buying Russian gas. Like they're buying it on the sly. France now world's biggest buyer of Russian natural gas despite Ukraine invasion. And we have a new player. And this just kind of slipped in.

1:17:37 Turkey A. Two years ago when Turkey A discovered the largest ever natural gas reserve in the Black Sea, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said there was much more to look for. With the latest discovery of 58 billion cubic meters of gas, Turkish gas reserves in the Black Sea now stand at 710 billion cubic meters. Erdogan says this gas is worth around a trillion dollars in the international market. The government is now trying to take this gas to the end user. We want to bring this gas to our people by the 100th anniversary of the republic. If nothing goes wrong, we will supply the first gas to our system towards the end of March.

1:18:20 Hopefully, Turkey's century will also be the century of energy. Unfortunately, we have always been a foreign-dependent country in energy. Both our growing population and our developing economy are increasing the need for these energy sources day by day. In recent years, we have started to see the results of our exploration in the sea." Turkey's gas import bill is more than 40 billion dollars a year. The government says that will change. And it has other plans too. Turkey has a strategic purpose to become the regional energy hub, using the transit of different natural gas and oil sources from the different neighboring regions, but also using its own discoveries in own oil gas resources. Ankara's new energy policy seeks to substantially cut down current energy dependence on various countries, including Russia and Iran.

1:19:16 Erdogan says some countries have tried to prevent Turkey from obtaining this independence. He says despite sanctions and threats of sanctions, Ankara will remain resilient and pursue policies that benefit the country and its people. I totally believe this was in the cards. Turkey to become the energy hub. They already have all the pipelines. They got the Russian pipelines. They got the Black Sea. They got their own apparent endless supply of gas that they just discovered and they're NATO, so they'll shuttle it off to Europe and maybe they'll bring their lira back from the dead. Medvedev... That would be very interesting to pull this off, but

1:20:05 We gotta play another series. These are clips from the last show I didn't play and I want to bring them in now. Okay. These are Carbon Bomb clips. This is another, this is happening all over the world because this seems to be like, I mean, peak oil was a big discussion point that's a joke now. Play Carbon Bomb 1. Hold on. Warning, Amy Goodman clip inbound. Yeah, I'm not messing it up like I used to. I'm ready for you now. Today's show looking at the quest to defuse Guyana's carbon bomb. That's the title of a new piece in Wired magazine by investigative journalist Antonio Yuhas which details an effort to block ExxonMobil from drilling off the shore of Guyana where more than 11 billion barrels of oil have been discovered. Billions!

1:20:50 Guyana is a coastal nation on the North Atlantic coast of South America. It shares a border with Venezuela, Brazil and Suriname. Critics of the plan say the drilling could be a disaster for Guyana and the world as the climate emergency intensifies. Today, Guyana is considered to be a carbon sink, thanks to its dense rain, forests and low emissions. But if Exxon has its way, Guyana could soon become what's known as a carbon bomb. Well, show title is in, that's for sure. Carbon bomb. Okay, clip two. Part two, there's a lot of... Carbon bombs. I mean, off the coast of Venezuela is where the city core or whatever it was that was doing business with Venezuela, we're trying to get product from them, but they just dig around around this area, I guess off the coast of the northern coast of South America and there is so much oil.

1:21:46 So let's go with part two. We're joined by two guests. Melinda Jahnke is a Guyanese environmental lawyer based in Georgetown, Guyana, who helped draft many of Guyana's national environmental laws, including Guyana's Environmental Protection Act. She filed a landmark lawsuit against Exxon and the Guyanese government in May 2021 to stop the offshore oil drilling. We're also joined by longtime award winning investigative journalist Antonia Juhasz, author of the cover story of Wired. quest to defuse Guyana's carbon bomb. Antonia, talk about why you felt this was so important to bring to the world. Yeah, thank you, Amy, and thanks so much for having me. And good morning to Melinda Jenke in Georgetown.

1:22:29 This is just such a critically important case. It's a landmark lawsuit that Melinda has launched against Exxon's operations in Guyana. And these are brand new operations Exxon started producing in 2019, making Guyana one of the few countries in the world, when the rest of the world or much of the world is trying to get off of fossil fuels, Guyana is one of the few countries that's entering anew into the fossil fuel era and in a really big way, if Exxon has any say in it. Exxon wants to produce by 2030 1 million barrels of oil a day offshore Guyana and that would make Guyana its single largest source of daily oil production anywhere in the world. 2030 is also the year that much of coastal Guyana, Georgetown where Melinda is joining us from and where the coastal area where 90% of the population lives is expected to be underwater because of the unchecked

1:23:24 the advance of the climate crisis. Well, who cares? The carbon bomb will fix itself. These people will drown. End of the bomb. Am I misunderstanding? No, actually, that's a good one. Yeah, it's you and your old, your old argument. Peak oil. Your peak oil argument. Yeah. So here we go. And all you need to do is just bribe the Guianese officials a little more money so you can probably pump twice as much out. But this is unstoppable. I wanted to get a producer help me with this. I want to give a little context to the whether it's barrels of oil or I would say dollars. It's very hard for people to visualize when listening to an audio podcast.

1:24:17 the difference between a million, a billion, and a trillion. And I kind of went through this with even Chip Roy, you know, was like pontificating on the floor about this 1.7 trillion dollars and he came up with about 100 billion, you know, 40, not even that, 45 for Ukraine, boohoo, another 16 billion in pork, boohoo, but that's 60 billion. Here's a visual exercise. Let's just talk dollars and it'll work for barrels of oil or anything. If you earned a dollar a second, which is what I wish we could do, it would take 12 days for us to have a million dollars. And by the way, it's a good idea people. You might want to try thinking about that. For a billion dollars... New donation level. For a billion dollars, earning a dollar a second, it would take how long?

1:25:13 31 years to get to a billion. Way past our expiration date. Now to get to a trillion dollars, earning one dollar a second, it will take 31,688 years. I think that kind of shows you how easy we think about a trillion, billion, blah. It's just a word. It's just a word. But when you have to, I mean, try counting to a trillion. It'll take you 31,000 years. That's a good point try counting to a trillion try counting to a billion It'll take you 31 years without stopping without eating without sleeping that helps you visualize But with that I'd like to thank you for your courage say in the morning to you the man who just put the sea in the carbon bomb ladies and gentlemen say hello to my friend on the other end mr. John

1:26:14 In the morning to you, Mr. Adam Curry. In the morning all ships, sea, blues to the ground, feet in the air. Subs in the water! And all the dames and knights out there. In the morning to our trolls in the troll room. I have no idea how many are here today, but I have a feeling... Let's count them. Let's just go for it. All right, how many trolls do we have here? Come on, trolls. This has got to... something is wrong. Something is wrong. It's 1773. This can't be right. It was 1773 on the last show. No, it was the one before that. Oh. Yeah. Oh yeah, there's probably something wrong with the counter. Now it's 1760 and now it's... They're bailing out left and right. No, no. They cut out right away. Oh, we're leaving! Let me see. 1748. I don't know.

1:27:03 I don't know. It'll take 31 years to fill up the troll room. That's correct. I'm gonna have to talk to the back. I can't trust this anymore. I'm a little confused about that. It's way too close to what it is every single time. Doesn't matter. There's more than a thousand souls listening in live to the noagendastream.com hanging out in the troll room, which you can find at trollroom.io. If you go there, you can just click, listen to the stream. You click right into the troll room, you can troll along, you can listen and just say stuff or just see what others are saying. It's all incredibly fun to do. You know, people saying, what was this, squid squid squid douchebag. It's been 60 minutes and we haven't even heard of anything good.

1:27:47 Trolls, I tell you, trolls. We do appreciate them. And you can even be alerted to when the show is starting live. If you want to be an uber troll and never miss a show, pick up the Podverse app and it will alert you right away when we go live or lit as we say in the business. Find more cool apps at newpodcastapps.com. But first let us thank the, well actually I want to remind you that we've been on the mastodon train for five years. So you can obviously follow Adam at noagendasocial.com, John C. Dvorak at noagendasocial.com to stay in the loop. I think we might have run out of spots in our 10,000 limit. You can still try it signups.noagendasocial.com or just use the Fediverse people. It works. If you're not on something that blocks us, it works. We've been around so long we're blocked by many and we're proud of it.

1:28:45 And we thank Fluff Comet. I think a new entry into the Hall of Fame of No Agenda Artists. I'm not sure if we've used anything from Fluff Comet before. Yeah, actually I think so. We have? Well, Fluff Comet brought us the album artwork, which we have a new one for every single episode. This was for 1550, which was our Christmas show. What did we title this, actually? I forget what we called it. We called it, oh, Scop Christmas, yes. The Scam Op, the Scop, I don't think it was a great title in hindsight, but it was what we had at the time. And this was a beautiful wreath. For those of you wondering, when it comes to traditional holidays and days that are marked on the calendar, we kind of like to do traditional. You know, there can be an edge, there can be something funny.

1:29:35 But if it's just like a Christmas, we're more inclined to do something just nice and pretty for Christmas. And that's exactly what we got. Yeah, we're not gonna do the Grim Reaper. No, no. There was a couple, there was a Zelensky and Santa Claus. Zelensky and Santa, not happening. No, there was a Happy Schwanza. There's also the schwanza with some guy with his big member. Well, I remember you said we can't choose that because his member is not big enough. I think that's what you said. That's why I never said that. Didn't count. Definitely is what you would think. We did, what did we consider? We considered Mountain Jay? It was very short. There wasn't that much.

1:30:19 There was a little gingerbread house which was also done by Fluff Comet, which is pretty good. I used it for the newsletter. There was a cheesecake by Nessworks, a Santa, Sasha Claus, Santa's sexy sister-in-law. I don't know, he did in his 50s, he can do a 50s style art, which is cute, but I was not gonna get it. No, it was, the wreath was the really the only choice. And you know, it was simple. I sparked some kind of conversation which I want to clarify about the use of AI generated art. The term AI is such a misnomer. I mean, yeah, if you're using AI to

1:31:07 create some kind of effect. I mean, obviously, that's not artificial intelligence. It's just a computer doing shit based upon fractals and patterns. I'm not that impressed by it. The thing that bugs me is when you take art or art that has been ingested by this so-called AI and it's creating a remix of someone else's work. That's what that's what bothers me because you know people are hey Can I can I get all the no agenda jingles cuz I'm gonna make a cool soundboard put it into AI no No Just no I'm against it. It just it feels I don't know I know you're not on board with this with me, but it feels like it's no it's it's no worse than Not using clip art that you didn't license. I mean it's the same kind of violation in my mind some

1:32:02 If it's remixing, no. If it's, you know, you're using stuff to make it pretty. Okay, I'm going to make a devil's argument. Alright. What if all the remixing is all public domain? Yeah, then that's okay. But I doubt it. So you're more objecting to the... It's the licensing. Yeah. The licensing than you are with the... despite the fact that we're value for value. And our whole thesis is value for value. Yeah, sure. value for value, but taking something and then using it somewhat. It's like we don't put out our jingles or end of show mixes because other shows take that, use it, and then don't credit or provide any value back. Well, they do the same thing with our ideas. Okay.

1:32:49 But it just I don't know it it feels wrong and I know that people are all jacked up about AI and how cool it is, but I think it's a I think it's a cliff and we're going over it. Anyway, I'm just not gonna go it over We're not using any of that stuff. Well at this point, you don't know you don't know I do know okay, I I mean, I say that because most of the artists, like let's say I'm looking at a Nessworks piece. Nessworks has a very distinctive style that if it was AI, it would be screwed up looking. AI stuff is not, it's more like that surfer art, it's just kind of that rough, grunge, it always has a grunge art look to it.

1:33:32 It doesn't ever have clean lines. I haven't yet to see any. I mean, maybe it will eventually. You know what? How I can tell that something is AI generated, I just look at it and it feels soulless. It just feels like it has no soul. There's no human... But then we have no problem not picking it. Right. You wouldn't pick it anyway. So I'm just letting people know if I see something soulless, I'm gonna call you out and I'm not gonna vote for it. I'm gonna vote against it. I know it's the same with the so-called AI news readers and oh and now this I've created AI and it can answer emails for you.

1:34:11 So I had one of our producers sent me a summary of the egg too many eggs calm book Yeah, the plug there. Yeah He saw he took the transcript and he made it into a said and he told CPT chat whatever the yeah, that's nothing to turn it into one of three paragraphs summary yeah It was dynamite, except it made a mistake. Oh, what was that? Well, it had an error. The error was that we had specifically said that we wanted to flood the market with product to keep out the competition, and the AI turned it into to create competition. Oh, dynamite. Somehow it mistook that. But as a whole, it wasn't bad. And I was talking over this with Mimi because we were looking over this particular creation.

1:35:03 the phony written job and I see that any problems that there are with it at the moment will be corrected eventually and most of the writing we're going to be reading in the future is going to be this crap. I will say that if ComicStreetBlogger put his comics, his drawings through AI, it would probably improve. No, you know, you didn't have to do that. Thank you very much Fluff Comet. Thank you to all the artists, those who cheat and those who don't. Those who just claim AI is just a tool. I'm sure it's just a tool. Keep your tool away from me, please. Thank you for participating in our twice weekly competition, which has no prizes other than the honor. And of course, we're happy to put you in the value blocks. We have an end of year award to give to someone. Oh, is it time for that?

1:35:58 No, it's no I will do it in the next show or the show after that whoever won the most and I have to go back to the No agenda social because someone's keeping tabs on this I think Darren mm-hmm And we'll find out who is the winner of this year's and we're gonna do some maybe some Some back awards or who won the year before in the year before that in other words the artists of the year That's what we're gonna call them No, it's anything you said on your LinkedIn. No agenda artist of the year Wow. This is this is not a small There should be more than just a I mean we need a trophy or something or maybe a badge they can put on their website that clicks back to us. A badge for your website and the honor! We'll be happy to do a whole ceremony for artist of the year, absolutely. It's a good idea. It's all part of our value for value

1:36:53 system, our model, is we've built the show on this. We have never taken creepy corporate money. I got a... someone, some guy was on Twitter, it's like, hey, I'm trying to find people for my custom firearms. And one of our producers went, oh, Adam Curry, check him out. He's a big 2A guy. So the guy emails me. Hey, you know, for every $1,000 gun you sell with your logo on it, I'll give you a hundred bucks. I'm like, okay, thanks for listening to the show, brother. Thanks for checking us out before you pitch me. No, instead we have left it up to the receiver to determine what is valuable and how valuable you find the program that you listen to. You don't have to give us anything. Of course that puts into question why you're still listening if you get no value from it, but sometimes takes you a while to realize it. Yeah, he could be a troll just like a squid squid squid. It's okay. This is the point. What's beautiful about the system is about 4% of all people donate some amount of cash.

1:37:56 Cash, I'd say it's probably a little bit smaller people who do something of value for us running a website as you know doing art or Anything that is tangible in that matter of course a lot of people but still I'd say under 5% our boots on the ground and give us great info and we love that we do And we have Sir Rogue who came in with, it's been quite a while since we've had a show number donation. It was for the last show, I think, was the intent, 1515. which was the Christmas show but we'll credit him as such for today. Sir Rogue $1,515.15 and he has a... now this was a check I think? It actually was two postal mail orders which makes you very anonymous. You can go buy a mail order. People who really want anonymity go to the post office. You can buy these mail orders

1:36:53 system, our model, is we've built the show on this. We have never taken creepy corporate money. I got a... someone, some guy was on Twitter, it's like, hey, I'm trying to find people for my custom firearms. And one of our producers went, oh, Adam Curry, check him out. He's a big 2A guy. So the guy emails me. Hey, you know, for every $1,000 gun you sell with your logo on it, I'll give you a hundred bucks. I'm like, okay, thanks for listening to the show, brother. Thanks for checking us out before you pitch me. No, instead we have left it up to the receiver to determine what is valuable and how valuable you find the program that you listen to. You don't have to give us anything. Of course that puts into question why you're still listening if you get no value from it, but sometimes takes you a while to realize it. Yeah, he could be a troll just like a squid squid squid. It's okay. This is the point. What's beautiful about the system is about 4% of all people donate some amount of cash.

1:37:56 Cash, I'd say it's probably a little bit smaller people who do something of value for us running a website as you know doing art or Anything that is tangible in that matter of course a lot of people but still I'd say under 5% our boots on the ground and give us great info and we love that we do And we have Sir Rogue who came in with, it's been quite a while since we've had a show number donation. It was for the last show, I think, was the intent, 1515. which was the Christmas show but we'll credit him as such for today. Sir Rogue $1,515.15 and he has a... now this was a check I think? It actually was two postal mail orders which makes you very anonymous. You can go buy a mail order. People who really want anonymity go to the post office. You can buy these mail orders

1:38:54 things from the post office that people don't even have people don't even know that this exists as a service but yeah postal money order and it has nothing no information on it whatsoever you don't have to put your name anything you just ship it and you don't even have to put our name on it but most people do and uh all we do no agenda show it to pay to does that mean only we could cash it in no one else could do that as a just that they stole it If they just sent it out without putting no agenda show on there and it got into the wrong hands, they could just easily cash it. It's very easy to cash, it's like a bearer bond. But I think that he sent two in because I think the post office maximum is 1,000. You only do 1,000 on a money order. So he did two of them, 1,000, 1,500, 1,500, 1,500. I have his note right in front of me. In the morning, John and Adam, this is my fifth show donation in five years. See, this is also, you can do it annually.

1:39:50 That works really well for us. And he says, if you guys don't soon find an exit strategy, I'm gonna be broke. You got a year, you got another year. For episode 13, 13 allocated the largest share of that show donation amount to provide a knighthood to former President Donald J. Trump. Did we give, did we do that? I don't remember that. No. I don't remember that. I don't remember knighting Trump. To the best of my knowledge, he has never laid claim to my magnificence. Manificence? This is not a word I'm understanding. Manificence. That's a word. If it pleases the peerage committee, I would cherish the opportunity to combine that prior amount with today's show donation in order to achieve the exalted status of rogue Duke of the Pacific Trash Vortex. I think we can do that. Is that okay? I guess. Well, I'm asking you. You're part of the committee. I am the committee. You are. You're the whole committee, not just part of it.

1:40:47 Done! One final request. Yes? No, it's good. It sounds good to me. One final request would be for an R2-D2. Is he up to Duke though? Has he got enough donations to make Duke? I guess so. Look, I think you're on the committee. He says, well, I don't have his numbers in front of me. So I can't say, oh, this went through the back office. Let me see. Let me see what they did on this sheet here. Let me see. I think he got the title change. Yes. Duke of the. Yeah. So it must be right. That's been checked. All right. Yeah, I mean just accept it, accept their numbering. Oh, I see there's a bunch of accounting on the back of this note. I see it. Oh, I don't have the back of the notes. Oh, yeah. Let's do what we got. Boy, yeah, I trust him. I trust these people. Hold on a second. Oh, ye of little faith.

1:41:37 Let me check something first. Okay, I'm going to the peerage site. Okay, the numbers exist Do I even have a web browser open? Yes, there is one. Okay. Okay. Hold on. Okay We're all really excited Okay. All right. We're going to the back office everybody to find out what's going on John. What are you learning? I Yeah, yeah, he's a Duke He's a Duke. All right one final request would be for an R2D2 Karma to ensure success with a complex building endeavor I need all the help I can get. Sanely yours, Rogue the presumptive and soon-to-be Duke of the Pacific Trash Vortex. Yes R2D2 for you sir, no problem at all. You've got Karma.

1:42:37 I'm sorry. Yeah, you're up looking over. I'm looking at this page of of information. Okay, we're going to Riverside, California where Steve? OG Godcaster ah Steve Webb. Yes, Baronet He's a baronet. 337.77 in celebration of the 33rd anniversary of the lovely lady Lianne and I adjusting to each other in the first year was at times tumultuous, meaning they had a fight, but after that we never had a fight. At least none that matters at this stage of our marriage.

1:43:15 The fact is I love her more today than the day I married her, but less than I will tomorrow. Thanks John and Adam for the NOAH Agenda Show, which gives us yet one more thing that we can enjoy together. I invite NOAH Agenda Nation to begin 2023, that's next year, by joining me and the Lifespring family as we read through the Bible in a year at audiobible.link. Okay.

1:43:51 There's a podcast. Oh, is it? That's right. He's the podcast. OG Bible. Exactly. Great. Okay, great. Thank you, Steve. The OG Godcaster. Been around for a long time, since almost the very beginning. And he has no other requests, so perfect. Blessings. Druzy is in White Marsh, Maryland. 333.33, our favorite executive producer number. Thanks for doing the work, guys. Happy New Year. Druzy from Maryland. Thank you for that short note. Very nice. Yeah, short notes are great.

1:44:28 And here's another one. This one is a switcheroo actually. Folks live in Westminster from ZMP Media. And this is a switcheroo for my wonderful mother, Katie Chopper. Well, there's a name. Katie Chopper. It's almost like a DJ name. Hey everybody, Katie Chopper here again. W-H-T-Z-Z-U-100. Katie Chopper. Yeah, it works. Turning muffled today. I have no idea. Oh, very good. And Katie is on the birthday list with a... Okay. And let me get this one so you can get the one following it. Oh, thanks. You're welcome. Dame Saddle Tramp in Sheridan, Wyoming. 333. By the way, TMP Media is 333. 33 as was Druzy. Smoking hot dad. We never had a fight. I married up. Happy birthday, poopy. Love and lit. Dame Saddle Tramp. Dame Saddle Tramp. She's on Instagram. Now, I don't do anything on Instagram. You might want to watch with your secret, you know,

1:45:32 Honey pot account, but I see the keeper watching and she's she's making leather Goods mainly and other things, you know, like jackets wallets all kinds of stuff while listening to the no agenda show That's probably a good use of her. Yeah, but but she's her hands busy But she puts that on on Instagram as she's listening to the show. I think it's a source of many new listeners and Cool. It's an interesting way to propagate the formula. Thank you very much, Dame Saddle Tramp. Sir Infinitis from Holly Springs, North Carolina, 333 with a somewhat longer note. That's why John skipped ahead and skipped the line and gave it to me. And Sir Infinitis says, please forgive my douchebaggery. It's been almost a full year since my last donation. That's okay. The value can come when you feel it's time. As long as somehow we get it in one form or the other. We appreciate it.

1:46:28 could use a very stern de-douching. Well, you got that always. You've been de-douched. Now we have some more on order, but we may have to start using the Chinese de-douchings for January. I have not seen the new ones come in. So, you know, if you're not in this rollout, then you'll have to get a Chinese de-douching. I promise to be a better supporter in 2023. Special thanks to Adam for retweeting the No Agenda night towel presented by a night towel present that Mike and Kelly Day gave me for Christmas. It was kind of handsome.

1:47:06 Best Christmas ever! I finally got some followers! You both continue to provide a valuable service to my general well-being by exposing the bullshit around us. Quite honestly, I miss John's occasional swear word. Have you been listening recently? In fact, as a former US Navy sailor, it's imperative to use colorful language to express our thoughts from time to time. It's said people who swear may be happier, healthier, and more honest. I'm willing to keep a swear jar locally and donate on your behalf for each transgression, and then of course give it back to you both periodically along with more timely value for value donations. Nothing to be encouraged. No, we try to keep that. The typical Navy guy. Of course.

1:47:49 As a brief reminder, I'm the owner of a veteran-owned medical device company called Infinitis Medical Technologies. Please check us out at infinitismedical.com. We make the most innovative surgical positioning devices on the market. So I looked at this, this Infinitis Medical Technologies. Now if you look, go look at that website, John. There's a There's an example and it's an illustration of their medical device. To me it looks like a sex table because there's a dude lying on his back, he's strapped down and his legs are in stirrups.

1:48:30 I don't know, but this is a front or something. It's a very interesting medical device. That's how you position for the vasectomy. Maybe it is. Strap down so you can't move. We even employed the furry-hating ex-ghouler from Kansas, from Kansas, episode 1469. He is truly one of the best engineers in the industry, along with Luke, Ed, and Marty, who you need to call out as current douchebags. All in one. We could use some legal yak karma for some upcoming battles we are about to wage against some corrupt healthcare organizations. Oh goodness. Do email me and let me know more.

1:49:10 It's time the public knew just how jacked up this industry truly is, much to the detriment of countless surgical caregivers and their patients, no doubt. Please add me to the birthday list for today the 29th along with Kelly Day at Fouquay on the 30th. Only jingle requested is F cancer as we lost two friends this year. Both their birthdays happened to be yesterday on the 28th. RIP Jimmy and Kelly. Oh, and of course we do that. You've got karma.

1:49:49 We're with LA Sir Alex Vanderhengst in Springfield, Tennessee. Here's my annual countdown donation. Thank you for your courage and I, oh by the way, we have a, somebody suggested a 54321 donation for the next show which is New Year's. Oh, oh as a countdown. 54321. I like that, I like that. Thank you for your courage and I pray 2023 will be blessed for both of you and JNK. Sir Alex Vanderhinckst. It's amazing how you switch the order and now I get all the long notes and you get the really short ones. Well done, well played. Thank you, thank you. Peter is from Justin, Texas. $250, first associate executive producer, which means you get to do a longer note. That's how it goes for some reason. Hello, gents. This donation should carry me over the threshold to become a Christmas knight.

1:50:41 I've been on the $21 per month plan since December of 2019, but was compelled to pay off a year early because of all the extraordinary value you've given me over the years. See, this is how it works. If you're wondering about value for value, this is exactly how and why it works. Long time listener here, not quite day one, pretty darn close. John, I followed you over from the Cranky Geeks. Adam, I remember you live in your... I remember watching you live in your former life as a VJ. It was never live, very seldomly was it live. Would you please play an F cancer for my kind-hearted mother-in-law Marie? A jobs karma for my friends and a family?

1:51:22 family. Praying my boss gets his promotion and both my kids are gainfully employed in 2023. A thank God for my smoking hot wife, for my smoking hot wife Shannon, and a goat karma for my wife as well. She loves goats. And I would like to request the title Sir Peter the Christmas Night of Kitty Meow, Meow of Love. If you want to know what that means, you'll have to ask my wife. I humbly request you procure some Abita Purple Haze. And Mamma Dee's Jambalaya for the round table. Purple Haze, I would presume, is a holy flower. And, let me see, Smokin' Hot Wife. That's Boogity is what that is, right? Boogity. I'm having a hard time. Why is Boogity not showing up? There's Boogity. Okay, so what else did you want? Was that it?

1:52:21 I sincerely thank you for all the infotainment to date. I look forward to help you retaining my sanity into 2023 and beyond. Absolutely. 2-2-2-2-2. A row of, of, uh, swans or ducks. Ducks. Ducks. Hi, John and Adam, I just wanted to donate to plug the quarterly Central Jersey meetup on the thirr, on the three...

1:53:04 3BR Distillery, 3Beer Distillery, 3Burr, 3Burr Distillery? Well, it's someplace in Jersey. Anyone going to check it out on the noagentameetups.com. On January 7th, the details are on noagentameetups.com. Thank you. No jingles, no karma. Beauteous. Sir, Rounded by Idiots is in Forsyth, Missouri. And a nice palindrome, 211.12. 211.12. Greetings, Comrade Curry, Comrade Dvorak. This is a switcheroo. Okay. This is the fifth palindrome of Dicks and Ducks. It is Dicks and Ducks, which brings my wife, Tammy Collins, to damehood. Finally, I'm married to a damn dame. Please dame her, Tammy Collins, Highway Star. Today is our ninth anniversary, and I couldn't think of a better gift than a damehood. Dude, I'm sure she could have, but okay.

1:53:58 Go ahead. Trigger warning, sappy content forthcoming. Happy anniversary, baby. I love you to the moon and back. I couldn't ask for a better wife. My only regret is not marrying you sooner. Also, I'd like to... Also, I gotta get out of the sappy. That's a good one. Also, I'd like to wish you, myself, a happy birthday on January 1st. Capricorn, I will complete my 52nd trip around the sun. I think our president should ingest a satchel of Richards Man is this dude out of touch. What is a satchel of Richards? I have no idea anyway enough satchel of Richards trolls anyway enough for me. Love you guys Love the show keep it up, please I got the tools of the trade a fuel injected heart efficiency is beautiful efficiency is art no jingles just yak karma for all from Surrounded by idiots. Thank you very much, sir. You've got karma, so we're gonna

1:54:58 That is a switcheroo. He asked specifically for a switcheroo, right? Did he? Yeah, switcheroo. Yeah, he says right there at the top. Alright, so she gets the credit as well. Onward with Mike Supko in Belmar, New Jersey. 200 bucks and he sent a note and a check and I have the note here and you can tell because I can make that noise. Greetings from the Jersey Shore. We all enjoy your work. Thanks. Nice. Please offer health karma to all No Agenda listeners for 2023. Mike. All right, Mike. Good. Here it is. Some health karma. You've got karma. Monica Saini or Saini? Saini I'm guessing. Rego Park, New York. $200. Associate Executive Producer. Dear John and Adam, this donation is in honor of my awesome Punjabi mom who recently passed. Like you twos, she had no filter and was the life of the party. We are the life of the party. Thank you for keeping us all sane. P.S. I hope John and Mimi will return to Sparks.

1:55:56 Sparks? Is this a club, Sparks? Sparks, that is the restaurant in New York where we had an anniversary. Oh, yes! The Steakhouse, where one of the notorious for having a gang guy shot right in front of the place. Castellano, I think. Anyway, onward with Mark in La Porte, Indiana. And he writes... Back on the donation wagon after a year off. Good luck if Jingles, dealer's choice or pass. Good luck in 2023. We'll just do a double up karma. Everybody can benefit from it. You've got karma.

1:56:37 We do have one make good note that maybe you should read. It has to do with the knighthood. Yes, yes. The knighthood. Yeah, I got it right here. It's anonymous. This is from show 1500. We're still cleaning stuff up. And anonymous says, I've been meaning to follow up. Okay, you followed up. Good. Appreciate it. Since my knighting was missed in the 1500 confusion, I guess that means I can claim a black knight status. I would say yes. Sorry for not following up sooner. I usually listen when I'm driving or cooking or doing chores So when I forget so then I forget about it when I'm at a computer Please like me we do this show and have the same problem. That's right That's right Please knight me as sir Winston Smith night of the thought crime as I go by at thought criminal at no agenda social comm Not sure if I get to request any jingles for this, but I don't have any special requests I would like the double up karma for people who don't ask for anything though. So to avoid that I

1:57:34 Oh, Oreos are just as addictive as cocaine. Oh, okay. Well, we'll do both of them for you. Where's the Oreos? This is Oreos. There we go. And we'll do a double up with that. Oreos are just as addictive as cocaine. Yeah, baby! You've got... karma. That's it. Yeah, it looks like that's our executive producers and associate executive producers for show 1516. Next show is 1517 and next show will be next year on January 1st, a day we work. Very few people do. They're too hungover. They don't want to work or they've already taken two weeks off. And we don't have like Tulsi Gabbard or other people to take over our show. We don't.

1:58:29 And I don't think Tulsi would be that good at it. No, in fact I'm not so sure. In fact you can barely read the prompter when she takes over Tucker's show. Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's not so great. I agree with you. We will be on deck and very proud. In fact, it's gonna be kind of fun. We are attending a New Year's Eve dinner at the former New York Bankers House with about 12 people, so I guess five or six couples. This will be something to report in the new year. Yes, yes, because... With insights. He sent a follow-up to the invitation and he said don't bring anything just be prepared to talk about something you learned this year.

1:59:11 No, it's not gonna be one of those games, is it? It's not a game! They have a big wheel they're gonna spin at the table? No, it'll be a sharing moment! We'll all be sharing. I can't wait to share something. Oh, it already sounds terrible. It's gonna be fantastic! What are you talking about? It's gonna be great! He doesn't want you to bring anything because it's kind of like, you know, I already got it covered. You bring a bottle of cheap wine. There's nothing worse than somebody coming over with a bottle of cheap wine and they expect you to drink it. Yeah, no, he drinks Bollinger. But he has Bollinger's, I'm not gonna... You said don't bring anything. I'll bring him a story. Don't you worry! Get ready! Get ready for your friends to have their heads blown apart. Devorak.org slash N-A- Thank you all for your value for value donations for No Agenda episode 1516. Our formula is this. We go out, we hit people in the mouth.

2:00:15 There's another, um, there's another dinner. Hold on, there's another dinner we have. What? What? You're gonna be playing charades, I'm guaranteeing it, at the Bankers' House. No, no, no, no. We have another dinner. Let me just see when this dinner is taking place. This is happening... Oh, on the 6th. Friday the 6th. And it's here in Hill Country, and it's called a progressive dinner. Have you ever heard of this? Progressive dinner? No, by heard of it you mean is it some style of dinner called progressive? Correct. That I've heard of, I've never heard of it. So again I think 12 people. What can I guess? Sure.

2:01:01 It's progressive, so you start eating a barbecue and you keep eating and you keep progressing until somebody passes out and then the fattest guy wins. Close. Close. Yeah? Close. No, not quite. The progressive dinner means there's six couples and there will be a... Wait, wait, let me guess again. You all throw your car keys into a bowl. Yeah, yeah, that's it, John. No? No, wrong again. Wrong again. No, the progressive dinner is where you, there's a party bus. We all get on the party bus. Oh no! Oh yeah. And we start with appetizers at couple's house number one.

2:01:45 And then you go to the next, I mean, so there's several courses. This is a kind of a take off of the Buñuel movie, The Discrete Charm of the Bourgeoisie. If you haven't seen it, check it out. I have not. I have not. Sounds interesting. Yeah, it's very similar. These are all hill people. Where are you on the bus tour? Dessert. That's cool, you get to stay home then after the thing's over. Exactly. Good night everybody. Yes, in fact, everyone leaves from our house in the bus. But these are hill country people.

2:02:25 So, there will be, this is, this will be the opposite of the former New York banker. I think we might even have some cue stories, so I'm very excited about it. What kind of an indictment is that you're trying to make? Just don't be clear with this now. It's a sealed indictment is what it is, and I have thousands of them, so don't worry, it's going to be perfect. So that's what you have to look forward to in the new year. No agenda will not disappoint. We will continue to bring you the best boots on the ground available to any show, any show. I'm also gonna be on Hog Story, I think, in the new year. Oh good for you. It's a good show. Yeah. And I don't think Grime-erica is airing. Is it Grime-erica? Have they aired that yet? My episode? I don't know.

2:03:10 So proud of it. I listen to it religiously. Yeah, well then you would say no. I would say no, you haven't been on it yet. Okay, good. Oh, something popped up for the slaves and this it's true if you have an iPhone and if you are in Texas during the big freeze your iPhone may have popped up with the following warning. Clean energy charging in your region iPhone will try to selectively charge when lower carbon emission electricity is available so it automatically decides to not charge or slowly charge When your region which our region was using 90% gas coal and I think a little bit of nuclear but no wind and very little solar is this built in is this a

2:04:11 function of the iPhone? Correct. So the iPhone itself is telling you that you can't charge this and that because first it's got to check in with the home office to see how the grid looks at the moment and decide whether or not you can charge your phone. This is the iPhone, right? Correct. This is disgusting. It is on. You can turn it off as far as I know it's on by default but for now Just like, what was it, the Nest. That was also a choice and then it wasn't a choice and then people got their heat or their air conditioning cut off. This is the future and it's starting with the iPhone. Yeah, well, you got the right people, you got the right audience. Perfect.

2:04:58 I have some TikTok clips I want to play to end the year. Oh good, I have one so I'm excited about yours. I got three. Oh you have you have the one I had I see you got them all that's good you got them all you got them all. Okay well let's start. You're the master. Hold on, hold on, you're the master. I'm just gonna I'm just gonna sit back and relax. Let's start with a little discussion about the difference between queer and gay. This is the one I had. I love this. This is a fantastic clip. This is someone saying, I've always wondered, what is queer? What is queer? And you have to take into account that queers come into the picture only recently as a major influence on the

2:05:47 gay community into the point where they've made an incursion and I find this personally, I'm not gay, I find it offensive on behalf of the gays who don't seem to want to speak out about this. Why are they moving in on the otherwise elegant gay flag designed by a professional and used, with some considerations, I listened to the guy give a talk about this flag that he invented, he's dead now unfortunately, he'd be pissed about what they're doing by driving the transsexual community into the gay flag with a big arrow-like thing and then all kinds of, just as far as I'm concerned, besmirching the flag, but okay. Let's listen to this, it appears to be a female

2:06:36 It's a very skinny female that has short hair, very short hair and male mannerisms. And here she goes. I will no longer call a person queer if I don't see them participating in queer politic. You're gay, sure you're gay. That is not the same as queer. If you haven't put a mask on in a week, not queer. You're just not queer. You're not. Queerness is supposed to be radical. It's supposed to be about supporting each other, helping each other, and making sure that we lift up from the most vulnerable of our community. A lot of you gays are not acting like queers right now. So I'm not gonna call you queer. You have to be political!

2:07:23 Otherwise you're not queer. I always wondered do you think this is this is the actual definition like yeah? I think well, I think there's an element. I mean that the part about the mask makes me suspicious Well, you have to wear a mask but If you haven't worn a mask in a week, you're not queer I find it to be insulting. Of course, you know the gays, the gays are getting, there's a podcast I really like it's called Disaffected and Josh hosts this show he's in I want to say New Hampshire which is ground zero woke apparently and

2:08:04 And he's just a gay guy who talks about whatever he sees going on. And of course he's like, we got to stop the groomers. Big mistake because they got deplatformed. The show was deplatformed from Patreon. It's like it's getting kicked off of everywhere. Wait, where you got kicked off of Patreon for saying you got to stop the groomers? Yep. So groomers now bad word. Very bad word. Very bad. So I'm bringing them into podcasting 2.0. I mean, you got to save these guys. We've got to protect our gays. The gays. Well, there's the gays and our gays. There are gays. These are our gay. He introduced, you know, the reason why I really like them is because we always talked about Dementia B. He apparently had his own version of that and they calls it Cluster B, which I think is kind of cool. Cluster B. You have enough of me to have Cluster F. Bingo. Next up on the Tick Tocks. OK, so now we have a, I would say, a moderately attractive

2:09:03 Asian woman, but I can't tell if she's Chinese or Japanese completely because she has no accent whatsoever and doesn't have any characteristics and she's got like purple hair and she's going on and on about BIPOCs and And she's advocating for, even though she never uses the word in this, but she's advocating for a world of segregation. It turns out that a lot of these people are segregationists, just like in the old deep south. Let's listen to this one. So obviously it's not the actual skin tone when we're talking about whiteness. It's the entitlement, privileges. Wait a minute. What is this? What is this?

2:09:46 I don't understand. Well on the screen because they have the subtitles it's H just like white without the W and she likes to make a like a spitting sound this is her her disgust with white it's not about skin color but whites are She's doing this making this sound she does say white once or twice by accident, but she's usually doing this sound white quite Like whip it okay, so obviously it's not the actual skin tone when we're talking about mass It's the entitlement, privileges, microaggressions that white people indulge in because we live in a supremacist society where whiteness is seen as the standard and catered to in everything that exists.

2:10:36 Hollywood and government and schools. And people will be like, you can't just base it off of that one racist person. When you're a person of color, it's never that one racist white person you encountered. The white superiority complex isn't everything you touch. It's never just one thing. The way you carry yourself, your mannerisms, the way you speak, cumulative. And most white people are not actively fighting racism. So if BIPOC folks in their leisure time, because it's exhausting to be around that 24-7, want to be in the comforts of people that they trust, feel safe with,

2:11:17 enjoy free time away from societal pressures of white dominance, which is constantly being pushed. It's not exclusionary. Some BIPOC folks enjoy a place of safe haven where whiteness is not centered. It's about nurturing and nourishing the wellness of BIPOC folks for once in their personal time and personal space out of the million other times where they cannot. If you can't understand the need for that or respect that, you're exactly the reason. Oh goodness. Do you know what BIPOC even stands for? Black Indigenous People of Color. Correct. And do you know what this is doing? This is pushing ADOS, American Descendants of Slavery, into the background. The BIPOCs are coming in because they're not from American slavery. They're from the Caribbean. They're from other places.

2:12:15 And they're completely taking over the space that was reserved for... This guy or this woman is Chinese. Yeah, you get to be BIPOC. You're not Chinese, you're BIPOC. I know it's it's really just it's all marginalization. That's what the whole everything is about marginalization And that's what these it's just another example, but if you look on the hot man It's a big op if you look at them on the on the Fediverse all of these professors that come in are by Pog It's all it's all about hating white. It's white. It's not even white people just whiteness in general

2:12:53 Just, you know, you and me, whiteness. This show, whiteness. Snow, white. Texas, white. It's just everything white. Mastodon, white. This is... No one cares about BIPOC people or Mastodon. It's built from whiteness. I mean seriously, seriously, these people are mentally ill and they're egotistical. They're taking away from the American descendants of slavery, pulling it towards them and closing the door on them. Yeah, which is typical of what you know, this is what happens, this is what you do. Here, let me just, here, this is Kim Creighton, Hershey, the anti-racist economist is what she is.

2:13:36 Her book is profit without oppression. I mean, everything that she writes is about the white... Oh, Southwest Airlines? Ha ha ha! They're white. Whiteness! That's why it had to get cancelled. Southwest doesn't care about black people, that's why it's white. The black and brown folks who these good white folks had left behind. I mean, it's just folks with an X. It's unbelievable. It's unbelievable. Okay. Yeah, well once they really do need some of them. Well need help need psychological help Well, the psychological help is really needed with this last clip This is a woman who is She's got a term for it. I have it written down here But just play this clip and this is a she's right in the same league with the the other two Hi, my name is Samuel and I am a canine therian. What a canine therian? Oh

2:14:36 A canine... her name is Samuel or its name is Samuel, their name is Samuel, I don't know. Because I have no idea what her pronoun is. There's his, they's, I don't know. She is a canine therian. Hi, my name is... You don't know about this? No, what is it? That's what I said. What is a canine therian? Oh, well you'll find out. And I am a canine therian. But what does this mean? A therian is somebody who identifies as holy or partially non-human, specifically as a non-human animal from this earth. Now there are other forms of non-humans and a person could identify as being non-human for a plethora of psychological or spiritual reasons. For me, I'm not sure which it is.

2:15:21 I used to be certain that it was purely psychological due to neurodivergency. However, as I started to delve into my spirituality, I started to question if it was maybe a past life that affects my alter humanity. Either way, I feel a disconnect from other humans and to the part of my brain and soul that feels human. Instead, I feel like a dog or a wolf, which I know is extraordinarily common. Okay, so she's a furry only retarded. Is that what's going on? Can I just say that's okay to say that at this in two hours into the show? Can I just say that? My goodness. I don't know what she is. My goodness. You need to get off TikTok, man. That's gonna rot your brain. I'm taking these from libs of TikTok. That woman, Chaiya, whatever her name is. Libs of TikTok is a psyop. Yeah, I... Hello? It's intended to introduce you to these concepts.

2:16:17 Well, I'm loving it. I came across an article that I thought you would like because you know you're always about the the Gen Z what they what they're afraid to do. What are the things that they that they have real trouble with? Saying to someone, hey don't cut in line. They can't. Anything confrontational. Okay. So, there's apparently a consultant who charges $480 an hour, which is... Do I? No, I think it should be... that should be a round number. But okay, $480 an hour to help Gen Z staff overcome their fear of microaggressions, which is when they have to answer the phone.

2:17:05 They are afraid to answer the phone because they don't know what the person is going to say. They're afraid They're not prepared and she is trying to help them answer the phone in their corporation Have you come across this anywhere your many travels? I believe this true that there's there they do have these issues I had one to crop up with JC brought a dinner table sometime back and Gen Z and the younger, some of the Gen X, whatever it came before, but Gen Z in particular have problems recognizing faces.

2:17:46 And I said, what are you talking about? Recognizing faces? Yeah, like faces. Like, you know, it's almost not having that aphasic thing like the artist, I think his name is Phil Close, who couldn't, you know, if you'd move your face, you'd look like different people constantly, but it's not that. It's something, you just don't recognize people over and over again. And he says, bring it up on the show. See if anybody else is discussing this. And it's Gen Z and they don't recognize you. They just don't recognize you. They can't recognize faces. They got some problem. I think it's probably because they can't look you in the eye. Well, maybe that or the masking that went on for two years, but I asked about the masking. He said, no, that's not it. It's not the masking. No, I would say it's purely just the confrontation of looking at someone. That may be. Yeah, it could be part of the confrontation issue. It's a weird one. But where does it come from? I don't know.

2:18:46 Anyway, I just so I introduced that people in the producers somebody if I don't hear anything at all then we're not like I'll bring it back To bring it back to the table not to the show. Oh, you got anything on Twitter I mean did did is it even news you have you know, I did get a I got a must clip I want to play okay, but it turns out not to be about Twitter. He's basically asked about his robot and And he's asked whether or not this thing is going to be a robot friend or whatever. What robot? He's got a robot he developed. Oh, the Tesla robot? Yeah. Yeah, the dumb robot. So his answer I thought was a little long-winded, but he finally agreed that the robot may be a positive thing. Here it is. Yeah, I don't know. Where you think you've got the problem, have a handle on the problem, and then nope.

2:19:36 Turns out, and so, most people don't know what a lug cube is, I suppose, but it goes up, and in retrospect, they seem obvious, but, you know, because we need, so the missing things are intelligence and scaling up manufacturing. People have no idea, this is going to be bigger than the car. I think one of the things that's going to be important is to have, yeah, you'll have your sort of buddy robot. Probably, yeah. Where did you get this from and did you alter it? Okay, you did. I was watching an interview before we started the show. It was probably from that interview. And Gretchen Kralichanis is interviewing him about free speech and he stutters a lot. He really has a stuttering issue.

2:20:33 It's funny to listen to it because he, it's at moments, he doesn't, I don't know if that's a common thing with a real stutter because I don't think he's a real stutterer. He's just this is stammering and I do it a lot of people do it but he gets into the I and and and and and he gets stuck in these little loops and then he becomes extremely kind of like he finds his script points like a point in the script and he's going Goes on for, I don't know, two or three minutes. It sounds just perfect. Oh, he's the robot. You just said he gets stuck in his loop. He gets stuck in a loop every so often. He is so unimpressive. It's unbelievable. I like him. I didn't say he's unlikable. I said he's unimpressive. Just not impressive.

2:21:27 What are you doing? He has thoughts that are quite good, but it's like he's surrounded by idiots and he's kind of a goofball, which I think people underappreciate. What I don't understand is... And I think he may be a spook of some sort. Oh, hello! So, a hacker Says hey, I've got 400 million users. I got all their data. Here's a here's a little taste he releases a thousand names with email address phone numbers of celebrities top top people in government and that story goes nowhere I find that to be peculiar too. I don't have that story curiously, but

2:22:10 The thing about that story, there's no clips anywhere. Nobody covered it, but... Why not? I don't remember giving my email address to them. When you sign up, you have to give them an email address. And they keep asking me for my phone number. Verify your phone number. I just refresh and I don't give it. I don't think I've ever given it, but they probably have an idea. Here, Twitter data breach 400 million user data hacked including Salman Khan and Sundar Pichai. I think that the email list would be worth sending a no agenda solicitation to. Well we have a thousand. I have it all so I'll send you the first thousand. Will you download it? Yeah of course. I'll take this number. I'll spam them. But why is it not news? That's what bugs me.

2:23:00 And similarly, I thought the last past hack is also... It's not about Ukraine. If it was about Ukraine, it'd be news. Oh, there you go. I'm sorry. If it was hacker from... What do you think? Ukraine or Vax? Yeah, yeah, you're right. Ugh. I got an interesting story here. Let's play this thing. This is about the Chinese professors that are dropping dead left and right. Two of China's most renowned universities are suffering an unusually big loss. Their teachers and professors are passing away. One of the universities is considered the birthplace of the Chinese Communist Party or CCP. The other one is known for its high-profile alumni, including the current and former CCP leaders.

2:23:44 12 professors from Beijing University died this month. That's according to notices put out by the school. Three of the university's retired professors passed away on December 22nd alone. According to its website, the university maintains strong links to the Chinese Communist Party. The first group of communists and Marxists in China were educated there. The second school is called Tsinghua University. The death toll for its retired professors totaled 87 in just the last four months of this year, double the figure from the same period last year. This university also holds an important place in the CCP's recent history. Most of China's top leaders over the past decades are alumni.

2:24:30 including current Chinese leader Xi Jinping and former leader Hu Jintao. The CCP leader before Hu Jintao did not attend the school, but his prime minister did. It's unclear if the deceased persons tested positive for COVID-19 or if they were even tested for the virus at the time of the death. Most of the death notices list illness as cause of death without any specifics. One notice listed a quote, heavy cold as the cause. The deceased person was the designer of the 2008 Beijing Paralympic mascot. I don't mind the Niu Tang Dynasty, Chris, but you can at least cut out some of those annoying pauses. I cut them out. Oh, there was one or two left in there. Well, that's as I think it has little to do. It seems like the correlation is CCP. I disagree.

2:25:25 Yeah, the CCP's got something to do with it, but remember that one guy that they pet did that She just said he used to be the leader or something. Oh, yeah rousted him Walked him right out of the meeting. Yeah kicked him out of the meeting. I think this what's going on in China I think there's these old as most of these are retired, you know ex-professors I I think they're grousing about the way things are going is not what should be, that way should be. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And they're killing it. It's okay, you feel that way, you're out of here. Yeah, that's a little more sophisticated than Russia. Another Russian tycoon who criticized the war in Ukraine has been found dead. Pavel Antov, who was also a lawmaker, reportedly fell from a window at a hotel in India. It came just days after a friend he was traveling with died suddenly. And back in September, another Putin critic was killed after falling from a window.

2:26:17 I know. The Russians are a little... Instead of illness... Instead of illness, let's just make a... It lands on top of a taxi from a 40-story building. You know, Medvedev, who switched places with Putin several times running the show there, he made 20-23 predictions, which of course is seen as absurd. You want to hear them? Yeah, absolutely. Okay prediction number one oil price will rise to $150 a barrel gas will top $5,000 per Wait five thought no it has to be no five thousand per 1,000 cubic meters. That's a weird has that can't be right Fuck. Hmm. Not you skip it. I'll skip that Number two the UK will rejoin the EU and

2:27:14 Number three, the EU will collapse after the UK's return. The euro will drop out of use as the former EU currency. Poland and Hungary will occupy western regions of the formerly existing Ukraine. Possible. The Fourth Reich will be created encompassing the territory of Germany and its satellites, i.e. Poland, the Baltic States, Chechnya, Slovakia, and the Kiev Republic and other outcasts, War will break out between France and the Fourth Reich. Well, that's what every war is about. Europe will be divided. Poland will be repartitioned in the process. Northern Ireland will separate from the UK and join the Republic of Ireland.

2:27:59 Civil War will break out in the US, California and Texas becoming independent states as a result, Texas and Mexico will form an allied state, Elon Musk will win the presidential election in a number of states which after the civil wars end will have been given to the GOP, All the largest stock markets and financial activity will leave the US and Europe and move to Asia. And finally, the Bretton Woods system of monetary management will collapse, leading to the IMF and the World Bank crash. Euro and dollar will stop circulating as the global reserve currencies. Digital fiat currencies will be actively used instead.

2:28:38 My goodness. So this is prediction for 2023? Yes, and he is also... This is all gonna happen? It's also an audition for co-host of the No Agenda show, apparently. Just to get in on the action. I mean, come on. This is... I can see why you did a good job of setting it up because I figured there must be something in there that's reasonable, but no. No, nothing's reasonable. Not a thing. But I just want to have it out there because we can always say, see? We told you first. This is how it works. So he's a goofball. There's no doubt about it. Well, you know, these guys, though, they come to power, they leave power, they come back. You know who else is back? I didn't even know this was... I guess we did, but again, no real reporting. France 24 has it. Well, he served as prime minister for a total of 15 years, as recently as 2021. And this Thursday, he'll be back in the position he's so familiar with.

2:29:33 Benjamin Netanyahu will be presenting his new government to the Knesset after winning the fifth election in four years, one expected to be the most right-wing in the country's history. Its makeup and statement of policy priorities are already raising concerns for the fate of civil liberties, rankling Israel's closest allies and escalating tensions with the Palestinians. Netanyahu gave a speech to the Knesset this Thursday morning before the presentation of his government. This was covered by everybody. I didn't see a single word about it. It's old news. Oh, this was like weeks ago. You missed out somewhere. Where's your clip? About what? You didn't say anything about this?

2:28:38 My goodness. So this is prediction for 2023? Yes, and he is also... This is all gonna happen? It's also an audition for co-host of the No Agenda show, apparently. Just to get in on the action. I mean, come on. This is... I can see why you did a good job of setting it up because I figured there must be something in there that's reasonable, but no. No, nothing's reasonable. Not a thing. But I just want to have it out there because we can always say, see? We told you first. This is how it works. So he's a goofball. There's no doubt about it. Well, you know, these guys, though, they come to power, they leave power, they come back. You know who else is back? I didn't even know this was... I guess we did, but again, no real reporting. France 24 has it. Well, he served as prime minister for a total of 15 years, as recently as 2021. And this Thursday, he'll be back in the position he's so familiar with.

2:29:33 Benjamin Netanyahu will be presenting his new government to the Knesset after winning the fifth election in four years, one expected to be the most right-wing in the country's history. Its makeup and statement of policy priorities are already raising concerns for the fate of civil liberties, rankling Israel's closest allies and escalating tensions with the Palestinians. Netanyahu gave a speech to the Knesset this Thursday morning before the presentation of his government. This was covered by everybody. I didn't see a single word about it. It's old news. Oh, this was like weeks ago. You missed out somewhere. Where's your clip? About what? You didn't say anything about this?

2:30:22 It was such common knowledge that I didn't think it was necessary to get a clip. It's just a lead into this clip. We came out of COVID first. I described that in my book, my conversations with Albert Borlaug, Pfizer, and I persuaded him to give tiny Israel than the necessary vaccines to get us out first from the COVID. And the reason I could do that is because we have a database. 98%, a medical database, 98% of our population has digitized medical records and little card and anywhere you go in any hospital in Israel, North, South, doesn't make any difference. Boom, you punch it in. Boom! And you know everything about this patient for the last 20 years. Boom! I said, we'll use that.

2:31:04 to tell you whether these vaccines, what do they do to people, not individual people, not with their individual identities, but statistically. What does it do to people with, you know, with meningitis? What does it do to people with high blood pressure? What is it, you know, you want to know that. So Israel became, if you will, the lab for Pfizer, and that's how we did it. We got out and we gave the information to the world, not only, it's been published in medical magazines and so on. database we have. I intend to bring on that base, database of medical personal medical records for entire population a genetic database. Okay give me a saliva sample volunteer but I'm sure most people would do it maybe we'll pay them. Now we have a genetic record on a medical record

2:31:56 of a robust population. You have to have diversified populations. We have people from 100 lands. This is a very powerful engine. Now let pharma companies, let medical companies, let them run algorithms on this database. I'm telling you right away that I'll give preference for a few years to Israeli firms. but you can create and then to the world, but you can create a biotechnological industry that is unheard of right now, unheard of, unimagined even. And these are just the examples. So we can become, stave off Iran, become a light unto the nations in

2:32:38 groundbreaking technologies that will benefit not only Israel but our neighbors in the Middle East and the entire world, which is what is happening anyway, but bring it to a higher scale. Did he not say, with this we can stave off Iran? Is he expecting Iran to launch a biological attack of some sort? There is some beliefs about stuff like that, yeah. In fact, I ran into some document that indicates with some authority, and it came out of Israel, that they're planning an invasion of Iran. Kind of interesting because there's a bunch of predictions about the next few years, which includes Israel invading Lebanon and Israel doing something to Syria and doing this and that. We are bombing Syria once again, actively, right now, today.

2:33:33 Well that I did not know. Yeah. But there's something's going on and this guy is just... I don't know what he's thinking when he comes up with this. This is like the stupidest thing to talk about. But okay. Here, I think it's here. Putin also appointing a new general to oversee the war in Ukraine. I mean general... Oh that's old. I thought I had a new one about Syria. I thought I had something. Oh here. Well, the Israelis don't, this is something Medvedev left off the list, which is the possibility that Syria is just going to bomb the shit out of Iran to stop their program. So we have a couple of things. First of all, this article is from the Wall Street Journal. US steps up raids against Islamic State militants in Syria.

2:34:22 I don't understand. I thought we were done there, but no, okay, we're still there. And apparently there are a minimum of 100 satellites, Elon Musk's Starlink satellites over Iran. And Iran has now been saying in the back channels that The US will remove its problematic file about the weapons, nuclear weapons, and that the deal, the JCPOA, I think it's called, is a done deal. And apparently the State Department has just said, don't talk about it yet. So there's something going on that we're not aware of. And once again, Elon Musk involved somehow providing services as he does.

2:35:13 But you know, forget that. This is the news in America. This is what we gotta pay attention to. In various interviews, the congressman-elect confessed to a string of lies about his background. I disappointed anyone by resume embellishment. Lies! I'm sorry. Santos told the New York Post he did not graduate from college despite claiming degrees from Baruch College and NYU. He also admitted he never worked directly. directly for Goldman Sachs and Citigroup, credentials he had touted on the campaign trail. But questions about his finances remain, including the source of $700,000 he reported to have loaned his campaign.

2:36:06 Santos also addressed scrutiny about his claims of Jewish heritage. He has now deleted a portion from his campaign website where he recalled his grandparents fleeing Jewish persecution during World War II. I always joke, I'm Catholic but I'm also Jew-ish. The Republican Jewish Coalition didn't find it funny, saying, he deceived us and misrepresented his heritage. He will not be welcome at any future RJC event. Nassau County Republican Chair Joseph Cairo called the lies profound and said Santos has broken the public trust. The question really is can the system protect itself? Can Congress set standards for who is appropriately a member of the House of Representatives or not? This was very interesting.

2:36:56 mainly because it was it bumped Elon Musk off the front pages. Oh a politician a big fuss about this thing Yeah, and and Tulsi Gabbard was just sticking him with with knives interviewing him on Tucker And of course, she's an operative, you know, she was a Democrat I'm not sure what she is now, but what is this about? She says she's an independent. I feel bright. Is this too? Police is this to create a mechanism to remove people for lying or what? What do you think? It's got to have something to do with Trump. That's what I'm thinking. It's a setup somehow Yeah, there's something set up ish about it. And the fact is you can't you the Constitution determines what you can and cannot do in your I guess your states actually we have some oversight on who they who they can run or how you can run and how you can win what you what you have to say, but if you lie about being a Jew

2:37:49 So what? Whoa, what do you mean so what? That's a problem. Maybe that is the problem. Maybe that is the problem. But I don't think that was the big story. Okay. I think Abbott and the buses to DC, the newest, shipping the migrants to Kamala Harris's house. That's not the first time. To Kamala Harris's house? Yeah, dude, we've done this story a million times. I thought they were shipping him to just the DC, not to Kamala's house. We'll play your clip and then I'll bring the receipts. Texas Governor Greg Abbott defends sending illegal immigrant buses to DC, which arrived on Christmas Eve. And President Biden responds to border policy title 42 staying in place for now. Texas sent three busloads of illegal immigrants to Vice President Kamala Harris's home on Christmas Eve.

2:38:40 Temperatures were in the teens, which led to the White House declaring it a cruel, dangerous and shameful stunt. A spokesperson for Governor Abbott responded saying President Biden's border policies are to blame and that the immigrants signed voluntary consent waivers upon boarding. agreeing to the destination. She said instead of their hypocritical complaints about Texas providing much needed relief to our overrun and overwhelmed border communities, President Biden and Border Czar Harris need to step up and do their jobs to secure the border, something they continue failing to do. Back in April, the governor took a similar stance. They've been dumping large numbers of migrants in cities up and down the border, leaving the cities to grapple with challenges they don't have the capability of dealing with. They themselves have been putting these migrants on buses to San Antonio. So I said, I got a better idea. As opposed to busing these people to San Antonio, let's continue the ride all the way to Washington, D.C.

2:39:38 On Tuesday, Governor Abbott tweeted that so far, Texas has bussed over 15,900 migrants to sanctuary cities. We're providing relief to local communities overwhelmed by President Biden's open border policies. His spokesperson in her statement added that the federal government is processing and leaving immigrants in Texas border towns like El Paso, which recently declared a state of emergency. In an interview published Tuesday night, the mayor of El Paso reacted to border policy title 42 staying in place, saying the city will continue to take care of those coming in. We'll make sure that we treat them and we take care of them. We want to get everybody off the street to make sure they don't have any additional risk on themselves or anyone else.

2:40:22 Well, this is really driving me crazy. I'm 100% sure that we had this, that we laughed about this story a couple months ago and I cannot find the clip. I cannot find it. A couple of things in that clip that are worth noting. One, they made a big fuss at the White House that they dropped these migrants off and the temperature was in the teens. Wasn't the temperature in the teens in Texas? Yes, in the low teens even. It was down to nine I think in some areas. So what's the difference between taking him to San Antonio by the feds would do that and dropping him off in the teens and then take or taking more in the teens it's the same thing. So this is just like bogus. Here we go September 15th.

2:41:12 Breaking news for you, this has been a busy morning already. We are going live to pictures from Washington DC and the latest report is that there have been immigrants by bus dropped off at Vice President Kamala Harris's residence. There you go. Good, well that's a drop off point that should be on the maps. What do you mean a drop-off point? Just drop them all there. Every migrant, send them to Kamala's house. You know, this is, what I've learned about this is the reason Texas can do that is because of Title 42. The minute Title 42 is taken away, then they don't, they legally can't do that. Why?

2:42:00 Well because title 42 enables the state to reject people out of their state. Not out of the country, out of the state. Yes but the way this is organized according to Abbott himself is they get they take these people they bring them in they've already in yeah and they and they have them on the bus. No they have them sign a document that allows them to put him on the bus. They are signing up to go to Washington DC. This is not involuntary. Oh, okay. No, none of it's involuntary. Well, he makes a big point of saying that no, they're asked if they want... He's not sending anyone that doesn't want to go to Washington DC. And you know, they've got good Spanish speakers, they're explaining it to them. You want to stay here where everyone's like miserable and you're going to be... Or you want to go to a sanctuary city like Washington DC, we'll drop you off there and you get a nice bus ride, we'll feed you on the way.

2:43:00 And it's up to you, sign here, they sign and they go. So I don't think 42 is going to do anything to stop this. It's a topic of discussion here in Fredericksburg as illegal migrants, I'll call them what they are, illegal aliens are coming into the United States, they're coming into San Antonio, they're taking the Greyhound bus and they're getting off right outside of Fredericksburg. and they're not venturing in. We do have some mailboxes now being busted open and packages being stolen. This is going to end very, very, very badly for some people if this continues. Because here, this will not stand. People are going to get hurt. And it's... I mean, we're nowhere near the border. And this is happening to our tiny little town.

2:44:01 It's happening all over the country because they get these numbers. Right, but we're fucked up crazy and armed. That's my point. Yeah. I'm gonna show my school by donating to No Agenda. Imagine all the people who could do that. Oh yeah, that'd be fab. Yeah, on No Agenda. In the morning. Eh, not the best segue of the week. Well, I had to get out of it somehow. You weren't helping. Well, I was not aware of the time. Okay. But let's start by thanking a few people for show 1516. Starting with Ian Sloan in Atta Boy, Australia. $100. Sir Enghetti in Paris, France. Oh!

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2:52:49 Sir Infinitis also wishes Kelly Day of Fouquet a happy birthday. She'll be celebrating tomorrow. Surrounded by Idiots turns 52 on January 1st. Emily Scarpatti wishes her husband Matt a very happy birthday. Also January 1st, Lay Lady Lay says happy birthday to her friend Charred Spleen. Celebrating on the 2nd, Dame Saddle Tramp says poopy! Happy birthday! And finally, we say happy birthday to Katie Chopper. Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe! Well, after a very careful consideration by the peerage committee, we determined that indeed Sir Rogue becomes Sir Rogue, Duke of the Pacific Trash Vortex today and very proud to bestow him with that title. Now we have a dame, we've got three knights all ready to go. Ow, ow, ow, ow, I almost hurt myself with that one, sorry. Do you have a blade? Yeah, don't worry.

2:53:51 A dull one? Why would you get a dull one? So you don't hurt yourself. Thank you. Good point. Up on the podium, Tammy Collins. How about Chris Goodman? Peter Andrews. And anonymous, all of you who support the No Agenda Show in the amount of $1,000 or more, I'm very proud to pronounce the KD with the following titles. Dame Tammy Collins, Highway Star, Sir Chris, Knight of All Good Men, Sir Peter, The Christmas Knight of Kitty, Meow, Meow of Love, and Sir Winston Smith, Black Knight of the Thought Crime. For you, we've got Hookers and Blow, Rent Boys and Chardonnay, A Bida, Purple Haze, a Mama Dee's Jambalaya, Root Floats and Chinese Street Donuts, and of course, we got stuff like, you know,

2:54:32 Mutton and meat, ginger ale and gerbils, sparkling cider and escorts, all that good stuff here at the round table. To acquire your ring and go to knowagenda.com slash rings this is where you give us your ring size measure carefully and Let us know we can send it to once we have the full shipment in these are bespoke We get them special order for your size and they come not just as a signet ring with the hit him in the mouth In the morning on it no also with wax to seal your important correspondence and the certificate of authenticity And we thank you once again for supporting the big big big no agenda show It's getting a little thin here at the end of the year. People winding down their meetups. You've got a lot coming up in the new year. First, let's get a report from Elm City, Connecticut. Hello, this is Roundy. This is the Elm City Meetup in New Haven, Connecticut. I have had a wonderful time meeting everyone. Here's DC Girl.

2:55:28 Hey, it's DC girl in the morning. This is Frogo. I love you. This is Justin Cody packing in hybrid. Over and out. Mr. Knives. We drove here from Rhode Island where it's cold as a pisser and I'm meeting a bunch of no agenda celebrities. Dames in the streets in the town of New Haven. This is Lady Butters. Butters! This is Kendra, also known as Dame Kenny Ben, wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. She makes show art in ten f***ing minutes! He's so jealous. Okay, alright guys, tighten that up for next time. Will you please? Thank you for that report. Coming up on the first of January, the first annual Schwanza New Year liquid lunch.

2:56:11 Packer Game Viewing and Meat Raffle. There you go. Headquarters Bar, Oregon, Wisconsin. That is something you don't want to miss. On the 5th, that is Thursday, our next show day, the New Year's same old PSYOP meeting. 6.30, Mountain Time, Lincoln's Roadhouse in Denver, Colorado. Other meetups coming in January. Kernersville, North Carolina, Keyport, New Jersey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Knoxville, Tennessee, New Paltz, New York, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Sonoma, Washington, Snohomish, I'm sorry, Indianapolis, Indiana, that's the 15th, ah, it's not the one we're gonna make, we're coming, we're coming, Camp Hill, PA, Petersburg, Ontario, Canada, Charlotte, North Carolina, Wyoming, Minnesota, Los Banos, California, Cincinnati, Ohio, Durango, Iowa, and Toronto, Canada. These are no agenda meetups, you can, make it a New Year's resolution.

2:56:59 Go to at least attend one meetup go to no agenda meetups calm look on the calendar and just choose one You will not regret it. You will love meeting the no agenda slaves if you can't find one near you start one yourself You where everybody feels the same. It's like a party. Oh, it is a big party. All right. Late, but we gave everybody their money's worth, I think, here at the last show of the year.

2:57:45 And we've got some cool end of show mixes that we got lined up for you. What do you have on the ISO front? I have no ISOs per se. Per se? But I have a 5-second thing that would be a great end of show thing that would summarize the whole decade. And I just want to hear it again anyway, and you can take it or leave it You probably won't like it because it's too long, but let's play it 2014 AJ glowing dogs for 20 plus years They've had glow-in-the-dark dogs. You can buy that are part jellyfish. I mean I was thinking oh

2:58:20 This one See I get to laugh it's got to be that one. That's the one I just when I heard it earlier I thought it just no no two ways about it man. No two ways about it Let me see what's coming up next on no agenda stream calm. Oh, this is it dry America episode 580 This is my episode All right, so please stay tuned not sick at him by now. You will be stay tuned Exactly. NoahJennerStream.com or just hang out in the troll room. It'll all work. We got end of show mixes. We got some good ones here. We have Sir Michael Anthony. We've got Shay Z. We've got Drew Steele. We've got our clip custodian Neil Jones. And we've got Tom Starkweather. Oh man, it's an all-star lineup right there. Is it Sir Michael Anthony that does the Biden singing?

2:59:17 Yes Okay, no, that's That's Shazam. No the crazy can make money with that that I think that's exactly what I told him so I said, dude, you do a great Biden. You should do more of that. It's the best Biden I've heard ever. Coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6 in the morning, everybody, I'm Adam Curry. And from Northern Silicon Valley, where it's still raining, yes. That's kind of a miserable drizzle, but OK. I'm John C. DuVorak. Remember us at duvorak.org slash NA. Until next year, everybody, have a hooey-hooey, happy new year, adios mofos and such. Heh heh heh.

3:00:02 In a world of humans living in fear of each other and themselves, a growing tribe of rebels across the planet are about to rediscover the key to their superpowers. Meat. This January, countless carnivores will experience a total transformation from the inside out, challenging everything they thought they knew about meat. about life, death, and everything in between. Animal based. This is World Carnivore Month. You know Clinton and Cosby are Kelly and Colby Weinstein and Spacey and Jared from Subway but do you recall

3:00:54 The most famous rapist of all, Jeffrey Edward Epstein, had an island full of kids, filmed them with politicians for Israeli influence. All of the deep state assets were afraid of his arrest. They didn't want their sex crimes posted to the internet. So on Moggy New York night, the Clinton cartel came. Cameras glitched and the guards napped while Jeffrey Epstein's neck was snapped.

3:01:40 Then all the media coverage said it was a mystery. You're not allowed to protest and we're blaming the Chinese. Merry Christmas, you filthy animal. Happy Swanza Get her out of the house. Whatever it is you celebrate. Let's get it done once and for all. Does it say that in the bill? Does it say that in the bill? And that's what this movement of Don't Say Gay is about. Shocking. Absolutely shocking. Getting their muscles ready to be able to use it.

3:02:54 Technologies which you need for the tracking people. I really believe this is why God gave us two arms. One for the push-up and the other one for the push-up. There seems to be money missing, like a lot of money missing. James is accused of firing 33 rounds. Today, as of right now, As of this minute, the disinformation board addresses disinformation that imperils the safety of security of our homeland. I like Mitt Romney. Mitt Romney is a straight guy. He's hot. They're afraid of us. They're afraid of the people. They're afraid that we might actually think for ourselves. The government is now showing its true colors. What kind of a stupid question is, what's going on here? Tonight I think you'll hear a lot of divisive rhetoric and misinterpretation. When I said that inflation would be transitory, what I was not anticipating was a scenario in which we would

3:03:52 end up contending with multiple variants of COVID. What's going on here? Kathy Hochul's too busy patting herself on the back. Job well done. No. When you say the vaccine outsmarts us, is it outsmarting the vaccines though? That's what's so frustrating with people, Dr. Aik, is because you get vaccinated, you do all the right things, and you still get COVID.

3:04:33 We have to keep that up with the boosters, which is unfortunate. Nobody wants it, but we have to do it. We've all had it. Have you had it? I have had it. And you still feel. You do, but you don't get that ill. You're not being hospitalized, but you're right. Come on, come on, come on, it's raining, it's raining