Trusted Flaggers

00:00 Pierre, expand the salon. We're coming! Do you qualify though? That's the question. Do you qualify, do you qualify?

00:39 I don't know. What was the qualification for? Anything, they want my zip code! You haven't gone full over-the-air yet you'll see what i'm talking about Well no I have not however as of today I am full on fiber Oh you're on it now Yes in fact that was even able to up the quality of our connection on clean feed Really? Yes, 5 gigabits per second. Really?! Yes! Five gigabits per second up and down I am so jacked about this

01:16 I've been waiting. All my life, I wanted... It sounds the same as your little wireless. Shut up! Well of course it's not just this. It's the latency which is so great. We have like a five millisecond ping or something that's incredibly fast And that's what enables me to up the quality. You sound better, believe me it's subtle but you sound better because I can put clean feet instead of speech enhance or optimize. Yes cause I'm older! Okay there is that... But there is one other thing I noticed and I always have to remind myself when this happens from the days when I went from a 56 no actually yeah I think we went from

02:10 44 what was the 56k modem right that's we had was that the highest you could have a 56 K modem I don't know if he got to 50 6k on a modem. I thought it was 19 2 or no No, but well I remember going 256 k frame relay which was remarkably better than any dial-up because you know of course It was all this error correction and stuff that really guides that 56 K throughput And from there, you know I went to ISDN which arguably gave you 128 kilobits and then it...I remember at the office the big T1 line. One gigabit per second! Whoo! The whole office was on it. Remember those days? I don't think it was that fast

02:57 The T1 line? Well, the one line was not 1 gigabit per second. That's the max that a T1... I'm not sure of that. A T1 is really the card it's not even the line its the card can handle one megabit per second Not gigabit! Megabit John! Not Gigabit! Megabit! Oh you said GigaBIT No, well I meant to say if I did I apologize One mega bit per second Yeah And then we had point cast Remember Pointcast and everyone's point cast would update at the same time? Yeah, more memorable was the guy was offered a buyout for like 100 million bucks or something. And he didn't take it? No of course not! The road is littered with these people. The whole operation... Live Journal I think had the same thing So what on Vermont... oh yes go ahead

03:51 I was at, so I caught a PG or Pacific Telephone guy at open up one of those big boxes on the street and he's looking at it and if he's wiring something up. And I asked him about T1 line. He says oh yeah the T1 lines. So he shows all these wires that go from point to point all over this mess of wires And he says, we always use... He's got a thicker wire for the T1 line. Oh really? We always use this thick wire for the T1 line. That's funny. He's the same guy who told me about the squirrels. Ah! Yes, the squirrel thing is real

04:33 Well, yeah. The story he told me which is another one of my many stories He says the squirrels that one of the things they were their pain in the ass because they eat through the wire They like to rubber outer coating so they went through the process of developing and it this outer coat this plastic coating that was just laced with capsicum the hot chili pepper stuff. Oh, they must love that! He says it worked for about a month until they got a taste for it That's like the stuff we spray up for the deers The deer don't eat our trees and they're like hmm you know what I do kind of like this peppery stuff It is pretty good Anyway what I always remind myself Is that even with the well subtle upgrades And of course

05:20 my, like the network card in or the Wi-Fi card in the Beelink that I have. It's 300 megabits so you know I had to plug it into see five gigabit per second but even at a consistent three hundred up and down with that very short ping time you get more done. You just...it's seconds per time you hit a webpage sometimes So your winning minutes an hour! You get more done I always forget about that. It's like, oh wow! Well, I can tell you're jacked up about this. I am jacked up about it. I mean until the lightning bolt hits the pole... I still have a backup. But I'm cutting the cord. Spectrum is out of here at the end of this month. Spectrum is out. Over expensive crap with stuff I don't watch and OTA is in and I'm sighted

06:16 Yeah, well you'll find out about getting your zip code. Oh right! So I have to start off with something because some new stuff has come to light and i think it's pretty important for a lot of what we'll be discussing in the future And it really starts with a mea culpa on my part. I was wrong about Dylan Mulvaney, well partially wrong but in general i can be seen as wrong about this Bud Light and Dylan Muldaney so-called promotion. Well you're let me back up...you were wrong by But it was you were wrong because you took it from a theoretical basis Which I think is something we do on the show a lot and I think it's valid And the theoretical basis was the following just to remind everybody, okay? You had worked for these people and you knew how they thought yeah And you could not see in a million years how they would go along with something so stupid as this well even even worse

07:13 Well, let me go. Let me step back just a little bit more because I even tweeted that this can that was being shown on social media with Dylan Mulvaney's face on it as if that has to be AI Because to take it one step further than what we discussed on the show...I mean okay in 1996 I have just started my own company. I'd left MTV and i got a call from Robert McCauley, Bob McCauley from Anheuser-Busch in St Louis he says hello! I saw what you did with the Grammy Awards we had done something we called it the first cybercast of The Grammy Awards which was basically see you see me camera one frame a second and Casio sponsored it with their brand new digital camera which you had to take the card out and put into your laptop and it was all slow but it was new

08:01 I said, hold on a second. Let me get the sales department put on different hats. Hello sales department here And Bob said, I'd like you to come to St. Louis. I want to talk about a website for Anheuser-Busch for Budweiser so we go and they wanted us... We wound up building budweiser.com, budlight.com and it was a great company because they had all this content from the Clydesdales to the sports that they sponsored. They had a lot of content. We also learned a lot about beer you know, because they were certainly still bottling still at the plant in St. Louis. In fact we created the Born On date that came out of the website we built for them as we learned that by looking at the barcode on a bottle or can you could determine down to the quarter hour when your beer came off the line and so we said oh why don't we make a little thing on the website where we didn't have QR codes scanners and phones of course at the time but if you fill in that number underneath the barcode

09:03 Then you will get your beers born on date and it became very successful, but there were you know the legacy of anheuser-busch August Bush III, nicknamed Grinder. And then he was going to be succeeded by August Bush IV, nicknamed Woody who I always had my doubts about because when we met him he was in his office looking at a Porsche catalog and picking out his car so like okay what you're gonna be doing with the legacy of this company but Grinder III was very clear cause we wanted to have this born on date on the can We want it...we wanted their domain name on the can and on the bottles There's nothing ever gonna come on up. No, you're gonna put nothing on our internet or in our beer bottles and cans son! Never not gonna happen!" That's an accurate depiction of how he said that

09:53 And after about a year and half, we finally got them to use it in some of their commercials and their marketing. And some other companies probably Coke or Pepsi started putting it on cans. So they eventually said okay, well put it on the cans but it was sacred that Anheuser-Busch logo, all this was sacred, sacred, sacred. For them even make as a joke one off can with anyone I don't care if it's Dylan Mulvaney or an elephant or anything Spuds McKenzie wasn't on the can either, the stupid dog. To not only be on the can but overlapping the name Bud Light that was unconscionable to me now how many years ago was this 26 years ago times change well clearly now

10:46 Here's the part that I was kind of correct on. So this was dubbed on Twitter, certainly social media as Dilla Mulvaney is the brand ambassador well no Absolutely not, because you know besides if there was no brand ambassador announcement. There was nothing on their website Nothing at all about this on social media If you look at the hashtags This is an influencer campaign in fact the contest that thousands of influencers participated in posting the same text about a $15,000 prize with the hashtags and hashtag Bud Light Partner

11:26 Dilla Mulvaney is nothing more or less than an influencer who participates in this campaign. Now again for any brand manager to send even as a commemorative, hey congratulations on your 365 days as being a girl you know for them to send that is already just unbelievable but okay times change so Dylan Mulvaney is not a brand ambassador, but the damage I feel had already been done. You see when you say Kid Rock machine gunning cases of Bud Light...I'd say there's a little bit of brand damage there

12:05 and I think there may be more than they realize. But, I also understand now with the latest that came out yesterday... And again it's Nike hires Dylan Mulvaney as brand ambassador! No no it's an influencer campaign and I understand now what's happening Someone, I don't think Dylan Mulvaney is smart but CAA represents Dylan Mulvaney. Someone is very very smart and saying you're participating in all of these influencer campaigns which of course they do get paid for Because they can't imagine if they said oh no, you can't be one of our influencers. That would be the real brand suicide for any of these companies and some I think was it Goop or Kate Spade she's dead but Kate Spades company They actually may have hired her as a brand ambassador doesn't matter

12:56 So this is going on and it's really crazy to me. I mean, to me it feels like this cannot be good for a brand like Bud Light. It just doesn't and its rude in general. Certainly the Nike campaign with sports bras are you kidding me? What this brought me too is what is really going on here and it's a lot deeper. In fact, this is just the distraction And two things came this morning. And the first one is, I'm very happy I received this. I'm also sad about it but i'm happy to receive this email and you know no agenda has people across the board they deliver our boots up boot on the ground reports we've got people of military law enforcement in education uh... in uh... you name it! People in big brands, people in the medical field someone's an everyone's an expert in saying one thing and they will always tell us when we always shared on the show

13:59 So we also have gay and lesbian, and yes we have trans people. And then we've always read emails from the official tranny of No Agenda, Ali Jade. I received an email this morning that Ali, well formerly known as Ali Jade wants me to share with everybody and then it leads into what's really happening here. This is Ali Jade announcing the official transgender tranny of no agenda retirement I'm reading verbatim. A population that can't and shouldn't be more than a small speck of a percentage somehow balloons to a larger speck of a percentage, and now is in the new cycle to the point of ad nauseum.

15:00 I had hoped as the time passed there would be a cure to rid myself of mental issues that had me seek care and then transition. But alas, it is now seen as normal and doesn't need to be fixed. It needs to be amped up and then the drugs come and changes apparently should happen sooner and sooner! I do not wish any ill will on the poor souls going through this when they get older. They will have enough to worry about in endure." You two are the only ones saying it and it's the hard truth. I'm a medical cash cow I have to get meds until death and there's a high probability that hormone treatments led to my multiple sclerosis, a study out of Boston. So thousands of dollars in MRI treatments and doctor appointments followed then throw in the eventual medical issues that will come with AIDS for being on hormone treatment to my male anatomy How about not being able to control your bladder much anymore? And always worrying about accidents No! I am NOT a woman. I play the part of a woman in the world I respect and do not go into areas

15:57 where changing is done, I do my best to adapt and blend in as not even appear as male or transgender. I know I'm a product of inherent sin and the distance from the perfection lost in the Garden of Eden. I do not blame God for this. I ask for his forgiveness and help dealing with this every day as I know I cannot go this alone." Keep deconstructing this! And keep being honest you are on the right path You and John have never said anything that shouldn't have been said and I take no ill will from those statements This has kind of turned into a confession as I have no one else to say this to. I'm not strong enough to come out as an advocate, to warn people about the dangers ahead but hope that you too can be that take it from older person there's a lot they don't tell these kids and will have to do and i've had to deal with from 24 until death sadly they will have to deal with from a very early age until death and is not going to be easy road good luck in Godspeed to those who do." This kinda blew me away John. She has MS? Yes

16:53 And bladder control issues and all kinds of stuff going on. Yeah, this is horrible. Horrible! So... I come across, there's a couple of things going on. There is a podcast to listen to the afflicted podcast and there is also documentary now just coming out and someone sent me this video which I think may be part of the documentary or it doesn't really matter Jennifer Bielek she's investigative reporter and have a couple clips from a longer YouTube video which its in show notes everyone should watch and this really shows that

17:30 Dylan Mulvaney is just a distraction in the normalization of something much, much bigger and it is in fact transhumanism. It's technology! It's the advancement of technology to improve You know, our lives. But we never get a say in any of that you know? We don't get to say. We don't get to decide. We don't get all the information this is all elites deciding this for us right and it's you know it rides the bullet train of the market you know everybody is profiteering off of this now even if they have no no idea what it's about. You know, transgender modeling agencies, gender fluid makeup photographers taking pictures of transgender children you know? It is everywhere and the same message is being driven into their grade schools you know by second grade they're learning about gender identity taking hormones and this has all brought in

18:25 under anti-bullying programs. These programs were passed by Obama and funded by the Pritzker family, one of the largest... one of the most wealthy families in America. There's many of them. Jennifer Pritzker was an army colonel. He purports to be a female and runs around with synthetic sex characteristics of a female And he drives this ideology into the psychiatric departments of major universities, into other medical institutions, gender hospitals.

19:05 the military, et cetera. And his company Tawani Foundation is partnered with Squadron Capital which is a medical device company so he's following the same trajectory of Arcus Foundation right? The Stryker Medical Supply Corporation and they're going to be profiting off of these surgeries not just you know, so-called gender surgeries but human augmentation. When we open the door to these kind of radical changes to our biology, the way that were planted in the ecosphere once we let that go, anything is up for grabs

19:50 They can manipulate your DNA, they can manipulate you any way you want. And that's why these rights are... I mean from what I can tell, these... Why these rights, these gender rights are being passed it's not about people that are allowing a medical attack on their sex. It's for future augmented human beings I follow the money and money trails do not lie they tell you the truth. Sound kind of familiar? Remember the bullying laws that we were tracking what was going on with that yeah so there's a lot

20:29 Yeah, it's hard to make the connection with the bill. I think it was just a coincidence that just happened to play into it. I think there is one step higher. Oh yeah! Well then continue... Okay here we go follow the money and so I started following the money and I looked at all these different NGOs these non-governmental organizations that were really huge like Archives Foundation and Gill Foundation they're mammoth They've each given like a half-a-billion dollars to spread this ideology through the cultures, not just our culture but Western cultures because they fund other organizations that do the same thing. And they create this whole scaffolding, this political scaffolding to drive it so that you have media people, you have people who are being trained in politics

21:24 to get them into political institutions like the Victory Institute for instance. That's funded very heavily by Arcus Foundation and, like for instance Rachel Levine was part of that organization you know they call people from different schools in different areas that are going to work for them and then they train them to be in these positions to drive policy through the culture. High enough yet? We're getting higher! And now, just like the Hollywood Foundation, Norman Lear. Oh yeah! We've got media culture and something that she coins appropriately... And so then they have media people as well like GLAAD is the media arm. So GLAAD and Marcus Foundation are closely working together. And GLAAD goes about spreading information about how people are supposed to talk about this because it's a human right you don't want to offend anybody right?

22:16 So the message comes from on high and what I mean by on high is not Arcus Foundation. I mean Stryker Medical 17 point 1 billion dollar corporation and growing by the day in 75 different countries The medical industrial complex is bigger than the military industrial complex see this really struck us hit home for me, I'm like Yeah, that's what these RNA messenger vaccines were about. This is what all the trans rights is human rights is all about All the stuff you're not allowed to talk about and then going back to and you may know these guys from From the older earlier days of Silicon Valley and and and tech

23:02 It really is an agenda which at its heart is to, well transhumanism. To get rid of women for sure at least their baby making capacity capability And you know you can see this trajectory in the late 1990's early 2000's There was a big shift in the culture from, you know data from the digital age and the information age. And it's sort of moved into artificial intelligence transhumanism robots

23:39 nanotechnology biotechnology Etc. So this is kind of where we're going now This is like the future trajectory of this but you know Silicon Valley has been pushing a giant serious agenda for You know since the early 2000 late 1990s so then Bainbridge meets up with do, you know Bainbridge? Does that name ring a bell? No. Another interesting character, Martine Rothblatt How about that guy? Rothblatt? Martine Rothblatt? Uh... maybe Who is also a transhumanist and Rothblatt is um He's a transexual he's a man thats appropriated simulacrum of women biology for himself when he calls himself you know transgender or transexual He's very well renowned and very well

24:29 you know, appreciated for his accomplishments. So he's been in the tech sector, he's been in the medical sector, all over Hollywood and he's been on Oprah and a million different shows with his robot wife which he created. wrote a book and it's really like, it's really a blueprint of what's going on in the culture now. This is his ideology working off of the work of Bainbridge whereas we're going to disintegrate the sexes, the boundary between the sexes there'll be no youth and age there'll be no you know male and female they'll be no transhumanism is like boundarilessness

25:08 You know, you're out there in cyberspace. Ultimately while you're getting there it's an upgrade in humanity melding yourself with machines transferring reproduction human reproduction to the tech sector In I think was late 1980 he got together with a whole bunch of other transvestites lawyers and transsexuals, and they created a document which was the very first gender bill. Which brings disembodiment into the law with sexual objectification of female biology you know into parts and making human right out of that

25:45 So what do you mean disembodiment? Well, where he's going is full on disembodiment. Where everybody lives in cyberspace we live in a virtual reality we don't live in our bodies anymore We're gonna be uploaded into cyberspace well in order to sell that to the public You know transhumanism and disembodiment as a life um...you're gonna have to groom them and get them there And the way to do that is to create this ideology That says that you can choose your sex That's disembodiment. I know it sounds far-fetched, but I saw this whole thing and there's a lot in there that makes A lot of sense as to why this is happening And why is it happening because these people are insane? Well, that's not what do way I see it and I have two clips by coincidence There's no coincidence man This was these were about something else But this was on NTD on entity business I believe and they had Roger Simon on

26:46 And he is a novelist and a guy from Hollywood. He's one of their guys that comes on, and he kind of expresses like a perspective And I think this takes us above everything you've just played to what it's really probably about. And play this, Roger Simon on communism. Roger Simon welcome to our show thanks so much for coming on now concern is growing among critics of Trump's indictment that America could be turning into a banana state but in recent Epoch Times article you say that the indictment is moved towards something much bigger than a banana state

27:22 Could you elaborate on that? Well, to call the United States a banana state is a little bit harder. Una repubblica bananera in the original. It is not because it's too big and powerful for that. What it is an incipient communist state of slightly different form than we're used to but in very weird and ironic ways similar to the People's Republic of China And you say that the U.S has been evolving towards this end for some time, pointing to censorship from the media and government as examples. What have you seen recently? One of them is where I'm here in Nashville and your viewers know we've had a real disastrous awful murder here in Nashville of six people at a church three of whom were nine-year old children

28:17 The murder was perpetrated by a woman in her late 20s who decided she was transgendered and was male, and showed up at the...and committed these murders in what one might call terrorist drag. I mean she looked sort of like a classical terrorist for the Middle East with a machine gun. That's what she looked like And this was reported on as transgendered. And of course the manifesto that she wrote has been suppressed by the government and FBI, but interestingly enough the word transgender or transgender was suppressed by CBS a major network in our country

29:00 for reasons they don't want to make clear but I think are quite obvious and that is that the dissolution of the family has been a major intent of communism since the early days of the Bolshevik Revolution. Oh, you know what? I'll give that to you! I'll give that to you that the agenda above the agenda of the medical-industrial complex is communism. I totally believe that Well, it's the dissolution of the family and if you remember the Antifa. Yep The protocols nuclear family in nuclear family cannot exist It had to be dissolved and and you've already pointed out that this this transgender stuff has been taking over from

29:45 Black Lives Matter. It's now Trans Lives Matter, let's play part two of this. So the state becomes your family and then you're under the control of the state, and you're de facto in a communism. What do you see as the way forward for breaking out of this what you've called brainwashing? Not easy but one way is that old-fashioned way which is learn about it knowledge helps realize what's happening to you I mean I congratulate NTD for doing that Apex Times does others doing but

30:26 But the other way is to elect people who are awake to that. You know, Donald Trump for all his pluses and minuses and excessive behavior some would say he is certainly very aware of this and is working against it as another political candidate less known Vivek Ramaswamy very aware of it others too are aware of this so you have A you have to elect people who are aware of You have to make known the feelings and you have to talk to your friends and relatives about it. This is maybe the hardest part, it's easy to vote in secret ballot but its harder to talk to people that you've known a long time who can disappear on you who can alienate you or ruin your life Wow this is so smart how they've done this

31:15 By abusing children. Because once it's children, you can't say anything about that. My child is trans and you can't say anything about that? You're horrible! You're a horrible person if you say that. It does kind of fit together though because dissolve the family, dissolve the nuclear family then you do turn back to technology and all kinds of CRISPR gene splicing God knows I don't know what they're talking about to be in charge of that. Well also sterilize people

31:55 Oh man, listen... At a young age that's a good way to dissolve the family. Listen to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jean Pierre Van Damme Does the president have a position on at what age these kinds of therapies and surgeries are appropriate? That is something for a child and their parents to decide it is not something we believe should be decided by legislators Do we decide everything else when you can go to war when you can drink When you do all kinds of stuff WHEN YOU CAN HAVE SEX in most states. But no, no this is not to be determined and I think that... They decide when you can have sex in all states Not in most states All States And I think what happens with people who sin will often try to relieve their guilt by getting others to commit the same sin So when you've transitioned your child and you see that it's maybe not going all that well

32:55 Then of course, you know the easiest way is oh your kid may be trans. You should talk to my doctor about it now and I read the book well they tend to the parents have kids who've Who they put through this by accident or by peer group pressure or whatever all tend to be activists Yes And then when I read the book that parents give each other like Oh My Kid May Be Trans what to do It's all about that. It's all about the political fallout, it's about what your neighbors and your family...it's how to handle that not how to handle the child! And we know families that have done this and it has not turned out well. Man these people are so evil! Anyway when you have ...and this is quite a statement from

33:51 from the formerly, former official tranny of No Agenda to say hey you know I was a cash cow. I am a cash cow and that is it's the funny thing about it is when you get to communism there's a lot of people making money oh yeah of course Putin supposed to be the richest man in the world so they say but its like other way of knowing his friends hold it for him he doesn't hold himself of course that would be crazy So...I do have an idea though I don't know if it'll work, but you know. I think that...I'm not recommending anyone do this but when it comes to this transgender agenda online and these influencers You should just take any company like Chrysler And then post fake artificial generated images of all your transsexual brand ambassadors and see if any one of them has the guts to say no-no-no That's not associated with us

34:53 Someone's got to break this spell. Someone's gotta break this spell, this is nuts! Anyway... there you go So we don't have to talk about that because everyone's obsessed with it I was hoping we weren't going to talk about it. I thought Dylan Milvaney- I think Dylan Milvaney's a phony Yep, yeah and uh I just don't see what the attention part of it is. She, he whatever likes to get attention does a good job of it. The giveaway for me was always the video that's going around on YouTube when Dylan as a boy was on Price Is Right. Was it The Price Is Right? Yeah, Price Is Right and running around like a nutjob

35:42 She runs around like a nut job as a guy. Don't even don't even say she when it comes to this person, don't even say that and It was like ridiculous is the same person exactly was obviously some hot well they I'll use that. I don't like it Oh, it let's do that there you go so it was wants to be in Hollywood once again is I as a person trying to make money as A screwball I think Did very well and Dylan was no reason for me to promote it No Of course not but also know That it is represented by CAA the very same people who picked up the

36:36 They did Time's Up. Remember they took the after Harvey Weinstein then they did Times up and they promoted all this? And I'm sure they promoted Black Lives Matter, these are evil people! These people don't love you or your family for your children or America. You're horrible people...horrible So yes, we don't have to talk about it anymore but we do have to understand that's the agenda and I'm with you on the communism part. That could be above all of it absolutely. I want people to write this down and this is something I think people should be aware because you were talking about CAA and they're highly prevalent in these in this documentary that's floating around which just came out about a week or two ago

37:22 Yeah, and it's called...and it's done by the New York Times. And they've done a tremendously good job of it even though It's gotten some criticism from I think was the Hollywood reporter who said it was a little discombobulated Even though is incredibly important. It's called Sin Eater The Crimes Of Anthony Pelicano Who's that? He is the fixer in Hollywood who had tapped pretty much everybody's phones and ended up in jail for 17 years. It was racketeering that was going on down there, it's a tremendous documentary! It's on Hulu and YouTube TV they have it but you want to watch it on Hulu if you can.

38:07 And it was done by, is produced by FX and the New York Times is behind it. It documents the kind of evils that were going on in Hollywood in the 90's and 2000's as just a tremendous product I was riveted to it the other day, riveted. What's it called again? Sin Eater The Crimes Of Anthony Pelicano Sin Eater And any other big names that are fun to talk about in that documentary? CAA's in there, Gary Shandling is in there. It's got pretty much

38:48 It's astonishing. I would say, I was more disgusted watching this than anything else. A lot of the big law firms in LA? Uh-huh. Ovitz? Oh, of course! High up on the thing. Of course. Ovitz, what happened to Pellicano ruined Ovitz' career because Ovitz was a big part of it and he was CAA. Yeah and he died young He did? I don't know Ovitz is dead. Oh yeah, Ovitz died maybe 10 years ago Michael Ovitz Yeah absolutely you know I'll bring it up for you allow me to consult the book of knowledge Michael Ovitz died in... Whoa he's not dead no I thought he was dead am i thinking about someone else? I don't who are you thinking about Born..I thought he was dead Maybe they uploaded him

39:50 Anyway, I recommend this documentary to the listeners of No Agenda. You'd admire it Yes Why did he think he was dead? Who was it that is dead then? Oh you know who's dead And and I'll just mention this let me see if actually have it here do we have a clip of this Yeah, this one here This morning more questions surround the stabbing death of Bob Lee, known as a genius in the tech industry. The founder of Cash App and the chief product officer at cryptocurrency startup MobileCoin. The 43 year old was apparently attacked around 2 30am Tuesday while walking down a street in San Francisco's

40:34 Rincon Hill neighborhood, an area described as residential and typically quiet. A local reporter says he viewed nearby surveillance video of the sidewalk not yet made public. He seems to lift his shirt up as he approaches a car that is stopped on the corner with its flashers on. The car then drives away. He falls to the ground He gets up again and then walks back on Main the way he came, but on the other side of the street and falls down. I actually lived right where he got killed but i used to walk there all the time at night

41:14 I did start slowly playing last night. Elon Musk offered condolences while commenting about crime, tweeting many people I know have been severely assaulted and violent crime in San Francisco is horrific and even if attackers are caught they are often released immediately. San Francisco's homicide rate is up averaging five murders per month in the last year 58 at all compared to three murderers per month in 2019 but that rate is still far lower than other big cities As for Bob Lee, his friends are remembering not just his love for technology but his love for his family. His dedication to his kids was first and foremost that Bob was father of the year So what everyone's talking about is how dangerous San Francisco is Scott Adams also posted a story like oh I got mugged at knife point on that same corner

42:08 I just want to put out there, you know something that i have not heard anyone even suggest as a possible idea and hearing this clip it come is even more possible. You know he started mobile coin which has real legs the mobile coin was big its integrated in signal its proof of work based cryptocurrency. Not a fan but it definitely had rollout how about murder? Anyone think of that I did. Oh, well good because to me that sounds like the first thing i thought of...I thought he was..i thought it sounded like a hit he was out here from and a guy who's in tech living in Miami you know that says to me you know that is abnormal yep if you're in tech you don't live in miami nope that's it sound that's no yeah no i think it was a possible hit

42:58 I think it was a hit. That's what i thought when i first heard about it, I never heard of this guy by the way you know? But I was not in ever involved in that part of tech no No, me neither. I just know about MobileCoin and that he started CashApp which is huge of course and he was part of Square and by coincidence — oh i'm not implying anything other than by coincidence Elon Musk finally does what I said he would do as he's ruined Twitter and he has that stupid Doge Dog popping up I got a kick out of that dog. That's a cute dog by the way! It's a shitty dog, no one likes that dog it's not a cute dog is an annoying dog is triggering According to Jay there she knows what dog that is she's the dog expert. She says you know used to call this shitty dog yeah he says that is indeed a shitty dog oh do tell The dog actually according her and she knows all these breeds because she was a dog walker for years

43:58 She says the dog, nobody likes that kind of dog. It's I she told me the breed I forgot what it is. She says it has the personality of a cat. He's not a loving dog. It's not a friendly dog. It doesn't like other dogs. It's a horrible dog! I'm glad we have that information. That's good to know! Well there you go, that dog is triggering to me. I literally go on Twitter less because every single time i go there... ...I get a full screen flash black with the with that dog And I don't know about you, but since April 1st when supposedly we all had to pay for Twitter blue which I never had wouldn't. I don't have a blue checkmark You have it didn't have to he didn't take it away that was a lie still there yeah But I have seen it by the way It was thereafter I got the threat yes That's what I'm saying is still there supposed to be gone April first, but I have significantly less engagement on Twitter

45:02 I'm getting much less people sending me stuff or feeding back, or if i tweet something or answer something...I get nothing. So it's ruined and you know and I'm not gonna pay anything but I think I kind of predicted he would ruin it! I don't know if you're seeing that or you, but you don't care right? You know what, you don't use it except to promote stuff. So you don't see much else at all anyway. I haven't put a tweet up once in awhile. I retweet something occasionally but then I take it down Do you feel any less engagement or you haven't noticed anything different? I thought the engagement dropped off five six years ago Okay alright well thats pre- I did testing and it was like

45:48 It was, it dropped way off. When I first had like 10 thousand followers very early on... I would get engagement and ask for something and I'd get it. After getting to 100 thousand this is like one tenth of what it was at ten thousand. Interesting And that started a long time ago Well in the backdrop of this is a lot of fear-mongering going on. Oh my goodness, oh we even had Crowley the Assistant Secretary of State PR Department talking about how the CBDC is coming that dollar's gonna go away it's all over and Right on cue here's Marco Rubio intelligent Senate Intelligence Committee big warmonger

46:35 Big military industrial complex guy. Today, Brazil in our hemisphere largest country in the western hemisphere south of us cut a trade deal with China they're going to from now on do trade and their own currencies get right around the dollar. Wait stop! Wait, you mean Brazil of bricks? Yes. Which states are... Brazil, Russia, India China and South Africa. So So this BRICS which has been around for what a decade? Which means they've been doing these deals all along. This is new to him?! Well, this is the anti-China... By the way he's not talking about Ukraine! Cut a trade deal with China They're going to from now on do trade in their own currencies Get right around the dollar They're creating a secondary economy in the world totally independent of the United States We won't have to talk about sanctions in five years because there'll be so many countries transacting and currencies other than the dollar

47:34 that we won't have the ability to sanction them. As we are sitting here focused on some of these nuttiness thats going on, people who are basically dedicating their lives in this country to ensuring it is legal to mutilate children, do drag shows in schools, they dedicate their lives to this and we have another superpower that basically wants to become the world's dominant power at our expense And these people don't want to focus on it. We had some person on The View yesterday say that our criminal justice system is no better than what China's doing with its genocide of Uighur Muslims, so we'd better wake up or we're going to live in a very different world from the one we've been used too." Well I better start watching The View! They said something smart finally huh? This is crazy. It's all over the road

48:17 Yeah, man. I don't know! But yes of course BRICS we've been talking about for a decade at least but it does apparently seem to be true that we've lost control of Saudi Arabia and right at the moment when... Well thank you Joe Biden who went out and condemned the guy running in place when he ran for office What do you expect? that we started taking whatever's left in our strategic petroleum reserve and because of that Saudi Arabia and perhaps other OPEC countries said, oh you know what? We're just gonna stop producing as much. We're going to make sure that the oil price goes higher And now we don't even have much of our strategic reserve left! Then the funniest thing...

49:16 the Prime Minister of Japan visiting with Zelensky? No, I did not. Oh everyone... so he goes to see Zelensky's got a you know the equivalent of a big check. So he goes to Ukraine? Yeah! He meets with Zelensky gives him the envelope yeah it should have had the big clearing publishers house check Look at all this I'm giving to you. I love you, I am giving this to you because we're going to buy oil from Russia." Japan is distancing itself from the United States and the European Union and it's buying Russian oil above $60 per barrel. That's the same as the European Union and the United States agreed to set a limit on the price of Russian oil at 60 dollars per barrel. This pact still in force is part of their retaliation against Moscow for the Ukrainian conflict also agreed by G7 countries including Japan.

50:08 Barely four months after this agreement, the Wall Street Journal reports that Japan broke this agreement and began to buy Russia all above the limit of $60 per barrel. All this is happening at a time when Russia is redirecting its exports to Asia to counteract sanctions imposed. This scenario coincides with another delicate moment several countries of the Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries announced last Sunday unexpected voluntary cuts in their production and withdraw crude oil from the market So our friends, our buddies Japan said yeah no it's okay Joe but we're gonna go buy Russian oil above the $60 proposed limit. What is going on? These people are morons! They're really stupid! Who? Biden and Obama whoever is running all that show they're nuts

51:01 Well, they're doing a poor job. Let's put it that way here I got a thing here about BRICS This is interesting BRICS which is the acronym It was originally brick and in South Africa right in 2010 this became this started in 2001 And who coined the term where did come from kind of stormy day Goldman Sachs? Oh, I'm sorry. I thought was Stormy Daniels No, there's gold my same thing Goldman Sachs economist Jim O'Neill Is there a clip I'm supposed to play here? No, I'm just reading from the wiki page. I was looking when did Bricks show up as in 2001 Yeah doesn't surprise me and by the way we had...I think the EU is also walking away from us Let's see if i have a clip We had Ursula Queen Ursula and

51:53 Macron visiting in China. Yeah, yeah I didn't know...I was not under the impression that Ursula went Oh yeah no they went together They went together Are you sure? Yes Okay Yeah definitely I think they actually went together Let me see..I don't have a clip of it But, I mean... After those two Russian guys hoaxed Fifi Lagarde that's when i knew that all these people are stupid. They don't know anything! They're just completely dumb So well there you go Do we have it here? Oh here is the OPEC maybe

52:42 See what this is. up 13 cents in the last month. The White House is pushing back on the OPEC cuts saying we don't think cuts are advisable at this moment given market uncertainty oil prices fell last month during the chaos in the banking industry but now after the cuts by OPEC analysts say we could see a hundred dollars a barrel by next year

53:20 Yeah, he's from Bloomberg. I don't know if that's what do you think will that happen? I mean it could happen I guess they always push this idea We've heard a lot It's always been well with Biden in office anything is possible French president Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen are in China This is Bloomberg we need to truck quote We need to try to engage with China strategically and speak with them directly about this Russian aggression And the consequences for Europe McCrone said in his speech at the French embassy a day before meeting Chinese President Xi Jinping, which may be today. So this is the EU meeting with our arch enemy! How does that work? And what you don't even... How do we do trading with our archenemy to the extent that we're still taking a beating?

54:08 What kind of arch enemy is China when we get most of the stuff that you buy at the store from China? TikTok man! TikTok, TikTok. You know what's going on is TikTok man They're spying on our children The funniest two headlines. Good! The funniest two headlines. Somebody has to. This is the funniest two headlines. Let me see, do I have a TikTok clip? Because there's so much to talk about. Sales of TikTok owner ByteDance up over 30% in 2022 to reach $80 billion in revenue matching 10 cents revenue and uh... In fact the article it says

54:53 That double-digit growth revealed in a recent memo to investors topped most global internet leaders including meta platforms and Amazon. Yeah. So, hello? This is the problem! The problem I have with this number is since TikTok is international and China is a huge market... They don't break out to 80 billion. They have to tell us how much of that 80 billion is American revenue. That way we can see what it's really tapping into. But it does come back-to-back with this article from CNBC

55:30 as chief financial officer of Google, Ruth Porat kicked off multi-year employee service cuts. We are big these are big multi year efforts she said our company wide OKR on durable savings what's OKR mean? What does that acronym mean I have no idea they're cutting muffins on Monday I'm not kidding, this is in the CMB. Did it say that really? Yeah! They've cut muffins but only on Monday? Well Mondays they were making too many muffins on Monday. It literally says in the article we've baked too many muffins on Monday and my favorite is no more personal staplers

56:17 Yes, the stapler. Actually Horowitz and I talked about this on DHM Plugged and the stapler thing kept cropping up and we're both... What do they use staplers for in a paperless office? A.) And how many staplers do they need? Why you have to cut back or keep buying more and more staplers? Is somebody selling them on the side? What's the deal with these staplers? Well what really needs to happen is She said, these are mostly minor adjustments but she says now that most of us are in office three days a week we've noticed our supply demand ratios are bit out-of-sync. We bake too many muffins on Monday. CNBC! I can't believe she said this out loud. We've seen Google buses run with just one passenger and offered yoga classes on a Friday afternoon when folks are more likely to be working home as

57:11 As a result, we may close cafes on Mondays and Fridays and shut down some facilities that are underutilized. How bad is it when you have to do this? Well really it comes to this... This year one of our important company OKR's I still don't know what that is It's delivered durable savings through improved velocity and efficiency all PAs and functions Wait wait! What's velocity spending money too fast. When you start hearing that, I've got actually some clips with guys like this because they're AI clips these guys are talking through their hats

57:50 They just use the word velocity. What does it mean? Well, I think you're on to something because in the same paragraph when we finish it out through improved velocity and efficiency all PAs whatever that is and functions are working toward this velocity and efficiency Googlers have at that's almost sounds like something you take out of your nose like a booger Googlers have asked for more detail So we're sharing more information below This work is particularly vital because of our recent growth the challenging economic environment and our incredible investment opportunities to drive technology forward, particularly in AI.

58:31 We improved machine utilization, narrowed our real estate investment, tightened our belt on travel and entertainment budgets cafes micro kitchens and mobile phone usage and removed the hybrid vehicle subsidy. What? Mobile phone usage? You're using your phone! Using it at a flat fee per month? No that means you're taking them away and you'll have to keep your laptop longer you don't get a new laptop as soon we've removed the hybrid vehicle subsidy Burn gas! Since then, we've continued to rebalance based on data about how programs and services are being used. We focused on distributing our compute workloads even more efficiently getting more of our servers and getting more out of our servers and data centers. We've already made progress with these efforts and will continue to drive efficiencies this work adds up

59:25 adds up given infrastructure is one of our largest areas of investment. And here it is, as we apply our efficient and well-tuned infrastructure and software to machine learning, we're continuing to discover more scalable and efficient ways to train and serve models. They're so all in on this AI bull crap, it's bankrupting them! And they do not have a revenue model for it. No one's going to pay for this junk I think they're lost. I think that they are in huge trouble! Well, I don't know how much trouble they're in. They get revenues that are unbelievable even if they drop by half. Well it sounds to me like they say we've been here before... They seem panicky Yes! We've been here before. I'm quoting back in 2008 our expenses were growing faster than our revenue so that's clearly what's happening right now Expenses are higher or growing faster as code for higher faster than our revenue

1:00:28 Because they're all in on this. Oh AI, AI Google barf doesn't work Oh how we gonna? We got to charge people for it no one's gonna pay Nobody alright you've got let's do some Let's do some a I clips and before we do that the Adam Curry No Agenda touring test of this bullcrap Do you remember what it is No. Yeah, you... well the Turing test is which is the ability of a computer to emulate a human to such an extreme that no one can tell. Right right and you have made the assertion that under all circumstances whether it's written, drawed or spoken that you can always spot it. You are the Turing test? No incorrect! The Turing test was

1:01:19 AI, AGI by the way let's say it right. AGI is the way all the cool kids are saying it. What does AGI mean? Artificial Generated Intelligence All the cool kids are saying this I've never heard this Oh you will Well I'm not a cool kid so there's that Hey by the way man happy birthday Thank You Thank you. I got a lot of people that donated the $71 necessary to appease the constant complaining about our donations... Yeah, that worked out well for you? It did! So my Turing test for this AGI is can you have any type of AGI machine create an audio file that replicates President Trump

1:02:03 And I said, no one can do it. It cannot be done Yeah and we got a copy of one from one of our producers and he won't say where it came from Now listen to this genius one! I hear good things about Adam Curry nice guy good guy created podcast wonderful thing He's a funny guy but his co-host John C Dvorak is funnier No this is not even close You think this is good? They got the cadence down a little bit at the beginning. A very little bit! But it falls apart in the end where it doesn't even sound like the same guy... The beginning guy doesn't sound like the guy at the end. It's also, not how he sounds but what he's saying Trump would never say this! Well that's always going to be the case Thank you I don't know if anybody can find this but somebody did send me a copy which is

1:02:59 Jamie Foxx, the actor. I didn't even want to play that it was so bad! Well i thought it was interesting...I thought it was good Really? And what's interesting is he's the only guy I've heard so far that does both this quiet Trump and a yelling Trump Okay well let me have it Because he does the yelling trump at the end even though they mic it down so you can barely hear but that yelling Trump I think is the harder Trump to do It's too long to play. It's pretty long. Yeah, I hear you. Let people go look it up and they can find it. Well, if I could just play a little bit of it so that we can hear... And it works for like a little bit? But remember, you have to sustain this and has to be the type of jokes he would make, it has to be the cadence he would have. I mean nothing is like okay yeah great! People can impersonate him sure lots of stuff sounds good. That's all I said was there are a lot of good people out there.

1:03:58 on both sides. I know Harry, he's a great person He couldn't vote for me at the time Now he can vote for me once it gets out I love Snoop D-O-double G Great person So do you love Death Row Records? People of both sides I love Dea... Excuse me! Excuse me See that that's what comedians will use The all way end actors will use something they can replicate with excuse me excuse me almost anybody can do it now but there's no AI this is Jamie Foxx isn't that AI? Dude I never said it was AI No I know I'm just saying that until someone fools me with a Donald Trump audio byte, doesn't have to be video even. It's not there! Yeah well we're waiting Are you all in on this? You believe this stuff is...I mean i thought we agreed that this is bunk

1:04:45 I never said that it was bunk. We're talking about trying to copy somebody's voice, but I think that over time it can be accomplished. You might be right about the content and what the person would do but that is always going to be the case and that's the idea. The idea is to duplicate somebody's voice so perfectly then the content would be something that would start World War III So that content is still the issue. Yeah, exactly so that's why I'm saying AGI is just not gonna happen it's not gonna kill the world. Okay you'll hear it everywhere yeah well you don't hear in this report and this is a this is the AI meta one we start with these clips and then

1:05:32 There's a lot of clips, there is one two three five six clips here but not all of them are very long. Let's go with this Facebook parent company Meta released a new artificial intelligence model today it's called the segment anything model or SAM and can pick out objects and outline them in images and videos can also pick out items outside of its training. Objects can be selected by clicking on them or writing a text prompt In one demonstration, writing the word cat prompted the tool to draw boxes around each of several cats in a photo Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg has said that incorporating generative AI is a priority for the company this year Did he say generative AI? Yeah, that's what he said Interesting Now... now Okay This is the premise of these clips

1:06:23 Metta has determined that if you could draw a box around a cat and call it a cat, it could find other cats in the picture. Alright! Now I don't know that this is that new... But they think it's a big deal. So, they're gonna bring a guy on to talk about this and this is one of those guys and I'll use the phrase again who talks through his hat he has all the buzzwords and makes it sound like he knows what he's talking about He doesn't know what's going on, he doesn't have a clue but he can't really indicate that And actually say, I don't know It seems like bullshit to me He can't say that

1:06:59 So let's go and we'll catch up with him in a second. It is part two. Joining me now is Jake Maymar, VP of Innovation at the Glimpse Group. Now this new meta AI model it can identify objects in an image what is the significance here? Well, the biggest value is you can search any image, any video, any sort of spatial place. And the reason why that's valuable is just imagine, you know, you're just like looking at an image and of course you can see cats and you're like okay well how is that valuable? Because I do XR, VR and AR enterprise solutions. The reason why this is so valuable to me is if I have a headset and I'm looking around it will automatically know what those objects are. So it will know that's a phone, it will know that's a computer or we'll know that's the chair because it knows that there's all these sort of rules that were automatically be associated with it. If it's a donut, I can eat it

1:08:01 If it's a phone, it will actually have data on it. And if it's my phone, it will actually have my data on it." So there are all these ways that it is going to basically create a very frictionless experience where you're going to be interacting with the virtual world in a very intuitive way I see. I wonder if this is just the beginning, I wonder if it will develop into something even further? Maybe you can comment on that Oh yeah please comment Absolutely! I think this IS just the beginning This is the early building blocks of where this language model was going to go Right now they're talking about images and videos but really I think that the real use case is spatial

1:08:47 And if you can identify objects in space, both with AR so in physical space and then also in virtual space. You can assign value to those objects All right, may I just explain what's going on here? Well besides the total bullcrap and I wanted you before you explain. I want to mention something for everyone out there when anyone says that's the way use pronounce it when anyone says because in this exaggerated form You know that is that is a tell for I'm full of shit correct Correct So, the Glimpse Group which is a publicly listed company I know exactly what they do because a guy who I know pretty well he's almost a friend Joey Itoi. He has a company that does this he does it with people in the Philippines gives them an app and all day long all they do is look at pictures and the picture shows you a car and then they get a micro payment

1:09:46 Or the question may be, is there a man in this picture? And they'll show an image of a ring cam and maybe there's a dog. No! Dog! And they get a little micropayment and do that all day long most of this work of course done in India and these companies trained the large language model all day long That what it is and won't be perfect until All these Indians die. They just have to keep doing it forever This this is the training that they're doing this is this is the incredible smart work that this a GAI which he said, which I think is very funny pronounced gay. I think it's very interesting the GAI That that their training and this is oh and they can recognize models Why don't you just why not? Just give give everybody a Filipino

1:10:38 Connected to your computer. Or a donut! This is dumb, this is a waste of money and I hope it bankrupt them all. Well if you listen to when he talks about that phone could be his phone and then he knows it'll have everything on the phone how would that... You have to do that by hand The phone doesn't automatically because its identified as your phone become your phone No So let's go to clip three We're luddites man we're nothing but luddites But it's that's the starting point, but then you can also use like blockchain To actually make those objects have a specific value and have a specific Security come on. Come on. Come on. Did you extend that? Um, uh, um, ah, come on

1:11:31 Yeah, I want to hit the Boeing again too and have a specific Sort of security associated with them so for instance if I were to pick up my phone It would automatically know this is my phone, this is specifically my phone and I would be able to access all the information on my phone without having a password or any sort of identification. It just automatically knows this is my phone and I can immediately access information on it. Oh! So happy that this is going to enrich my life. It will know this is my phone

1:12:07 And then you won't need a password for it, for some unknown reason. When I have my real phone and I don't need a password? How come I don't need a password on my phony phone?! Blockchain! See when he threw blockchain in... It's like what are we talking about here? I gotta hear that again. Publicly listed company everybody publicly listed company. Starting point but then you can also use like blockchain Thank you. That really worked for me. Yeah, blockchain with a Boeing always works. Always funny! I think we're on to four... Now is there any concern that comes with this? As you know with all new technology it always has some worry associated with it

1:12:56 Oh, absolutely. With all new technologies... Absolutely! Any new technology like oh yeah we got to be very worried about every new technology. New paperclip That's right that's what we're taking away Google staplers. Oh absolutely with with all new technologies Yeah being able to search an image or a video or a spatial location yeah that definitely is the cause for worry in some ways because well now that's information that we didn't have before. It's kind of one of those things, it's like privacy you know? Privacy is definitely a concern as this right now I can identify cats but what if it's a specific cat? Oh no! Um... It can identify people but I don't believe it can then identify specific people when when it can then that's a privacy concern

1:13:48 But what happened to the danger? I see and can this be combined with other AI models, AI programs like chat GPT or mid journey for example. Can all these things work in tandem Absolutely Okay just in the middle of this sequence please I'm crying. Please tell me you have more yes, I got two more now one of them which isn't funny if this is in the middle of their commentary about can You get jobs now out here? We do four oh no that was before yeah well that was for there with the yes, all right

1:14:38 The commentary is that if you can get an AI job out here now, today. And I think JC who's done work in this area is probably going to end up doing this maybe not. You can get like 500 grand a year or so... I told you that! That's what they're hiring people for in Austin. Yeah but- I'm not your son by the way. I'm your partner No but JC's the one who has been doing AI stuff and he's the one could get a job in AI In Austin? No, here. Oh good or it turns out Anywhere if you listen to this next clip which is AI jobs It's like this thing is so out of control that the whole notion and you brought it up earlier about this It's like a it's like a fad that's gone completely off the rails Listen to this I spoke with HR professional Ira Wolf first take on available jobs in the industry

1:15:34 Industries such as finance and banking, a lot of the tech people are moving over to those roles outside of the tech companies per se but into banking and insurance. As you might expect, the information sector dominated The sectors using AI are quite diverse. Other fields with top percentages included manufacturing, agriculture, forestry fishing and hunting. And some surprising ones. Agriculture, fishing... Don't tell Joe Rogan! He won't be able to elk hunt with his bow and arrow anymore oh no! Manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting. And some surprising ones. Agriculture, fishing

1:16:15 and hunting, about 1.6% of jobs education was one-and-a-half percent management looking at location California posted the most AI related jobs with over a hundred forty thousand followed by Texas in New York so a lot of the people from tech although they may be leaving the you know again the apples Google's metas of the world certainly have a lot other opportunities that are out there opportunities that will hopefully increase as AI technology continues to develop. He used to work at Apple Special Projects. This is the group that, actually the Apple Watch came out of this group and they were working and they continue to work on the Apple car it's real and he doesn't believe that Apple car will be... It says in our lifetime yes but probably not for another eight to ten years at least. He says when Tesla started you know then and Apple decided there with a special projects group was going to go

1:17:33 and do cars. He says we were giving people a million dollar signing bonus, a million dollar-a-year salary he said anything it took to get the right people tell Buzzkill Jr to go man! Go go go and demand it say look I really need if... Look I need a five million dollar signing bonus and a million five a year and unrestricted stock they would give them unrestricted stock So I'm going to clip this and send it to him. Good because that, I think we're at that type of level again Yeah, you know when these moments happen they are short

1:18:11 lived because people get a clue you gotta hurry yeah but yeah you got to get in there and get in and get out okay now this is the last clip of this AI series and this is the final this is the old brother clip. In the future, the world may be filled with hostile AI systems. This is according to a paper by The Center for AI Safety It's director Dan Hendricks says even if some developers build altruistic AIs, there will still be those who build less altruistic AIs. Hendricks says the less altruistic ones will outcompete the altruistic ones

1:18:47 Now, think about this. In the business world a lot of corporations that put profit above everything else could use AI wrongfully They could have AI systems help make profit in ways that may or may not be legal Hendrix believes less moral AI systems will perform better and may therefore in the future fill the world Worse yet, he believes they could even make CEO-level decisions without any oversight. Dan Hendricks has a PhD in AI from UC Berkeley He developed a key part of the deep learning model and he's been researching AI for the past seven years So we asked Hendricks why he thinks this is? He told us that the current AI race is reckless

1:19:31 The current AI arms race, is it prioritizing safety? They're largely prioritized in just making the most powerful products as possible and trying to position themselves to automate as many jobs as possible. Safety is a secondary consideration So, without the public raising their voice about these sorts of concerns I find it unlikely that they're going to stop by their own devices. Hendrix says companies are locked in a survival of the fittest environment The ones who play it safe when it comes to AI will lose the race Okay, so great. It's actually a good clip because he talks about the race he talks about all the problems and this This group Center for AI safety it safe dot AI No you found it Oh yeah I'm um I don't see any names cuz why would you ever put your name on this? But I do see What are some of these societal scale risks that CA is worried about I will quote

1:20:33 AI's application in warfare can be extremely harmful. with machine learning enhanced aerial combat and AI powered... this is a sales tool by the way. We saw this, by the way in RoboCop but you can continue. Yes! AI-powered drug discovery tools potentially being used for developing chemical weapons? Dude these people are selling to the military industrial complex This is not considered danger, this is considered a sales call CAIS is also concerned about other risks including increased inequality due to AI-related power imbalances, the spread of misinformation and power seeking behavior. Whoa! Everybody wants this. Oh okay so let me get one of these Jamoaks One of these...one of these A.I. Fradycats The one of the people who wrote The Open Letter Remember that open letter that Elon signed? Yeah the Open Letter with a thousand names Andrew Yang

1:21:34 This is Eliezer Shlomo Yudowsky, American writer on decision theory and ethics best known for popularizing ideas related to friendly artificial intelligence. He is co-founder and research fellow at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute, a private research nonprofit based in Berkeley California. Right up the road from you his work on the prospect of a runaway intelligence explosion influenced philosopher Nick Bostrom's 2014 book Superintelligence Paths Dangers and Strategies. We are dumb first of all we are dumb you and me are stupid

1:22:16 I mean we could be making... We could have been doing this a year ago. Bang, bang! This would have been the exit strategy of all exit strategies? To be honest about it, I don't think so and i'll tell you unless we were getting that five million dollar bonus but for that kind of thing those books don't sell nobody cares about this crap. No, you don't need to book. That book probably sold three copies and okay put together some phony baloney Foundation, Institute whatever it is you we could do that too. Yes! But who wants that agony? Military industrial complex wants consultants this by the way love him has Ron Bloom written all over it so now listen to the same the same Udowski character on what many deem to be one of the most intelligent podcasts ever created by MIT super smart professor dude Lex Friedman

1:23:09 You've seen this he looks like one of the men in black. He wears black, black, black you've seen his interviews right? Yeah cool! Very smart guy just talks so smart and he's interviewing this guy I have a clip and this guy looks like... he has a hat, he's got a gut which is you know just flopping over. Who's your comic book friend? My comic book friend? Yeah, yeah. He collects comic books. You're not the Simpsons guy... No no he does a podcast. He was uh... Oh Andy and Natko! Andy and Natko there we go. He looks a bit like Andy and Natko especially with the hat now listen to him this man is smart because if he plays his cards right he could make 100 million dollars consulting for people

1:24:02 I had a conversation with Sam Altman, we'll return to this topic a few times. And just as a reminder, Sam Altman is that punk who runs OpenAI ChatGPT of course we have chat GPT-4 now which is oh this is the one! This is the one that's going to kill us! He turned the question to me how open should OpenAI be about GPT-4? Would you opensource the code he asked me because I provided as criticism saying that while I do appreciate transparency, Open AI could be more open. And he says, we struggle with this question. What would you do? Change their name to closed AI and like sell GPT-4 to business back end applications that don't expose it to consumers and venture capitalists and create a ton of hype and pour a bunch of new funding into the area too late now. But didn't think others would do it eventually? You shouldn't do at first

1:25:05 Like, if you already have giant nuclear stockpiles don't build more. If some other country starts building a larger nuclear stockpile then sure build... Even then maybe just have enough nukes. These things are not quite like nuclear weapons they spit out gold until they get large enough and then ignite the atmosphere and kill everybody Wait, wait. There is something to be said for not destroying the world with your own hands even if you can't stop somebody else from doing it but open sourcing? No that's just sheer catastrophe. The whole notion of open sourcing this was always the wrong approach, the wrong ideal there are places in the world where open source is a noble ideal and building stuff

1:25:52 don't understand that is difficult to control, where if you could align it would take time. You'd have to spend a bunch of time doing it. That's not the place for open source because then you just have like powerful things that go straight out the gate without anybody having had the time to have them knock on everyone. These people are insane! And boring! This is the same, this is climate change. This is the new climate change hype! We're gonna have committees and we'll have Paris meetings... All the world leaders come together. We have to control AI because of junkets. Pierre? Pierre?! Expand the salon! We're coming!

1:26:39 This is insane. I'm sorry, I've seen this movie before... I've heard all the warnings. Please John you have been around long enough to tell everybody that this is bull crap! Like I said we got a letter from somebody mentioned on Horowitz's show which says we got a letter from someone one of our women producers and she mentioned this and as soon she sent us ah I forgot all about that If you recall the first iteration of AI was in the 80s and they had the third generation, fourth generation project gonna happen in Japan. They're gonna have some machine that's gonna run the world and they were throwing money after dime after dollar into

1:27:24 Stanford and McCarthy was there, and all of it. AI, AI, AI! And it was nuts. Then it all collapsed because it wasn't producing anything of value and it was just a joke. It collapsed to the point where in the 90's... I think this is probably mid-to late 90's ... She pointed this out and said, If you were a venture, if you were a new startup or a venture first company when you need venture funding. You could not even say AI or you wouldn't get a nickel. Well it's coming back and

1:28:04 And the canary... Yeah, 20 years later it comes back after the late 90s when if you said AI you wouldn't get a nickel. Now it's like everybody has forgotten all of people that remember any of that in fact I had forgotten until I was reminded in this note about that little phenomenon which is if you said AI you wouldn't get a nickel Now everyone's forgotten it, so let's try this again people. So the canary in the coal mine is when and thank you Elon and you ruined my Twitter because all of a sudden I get tweet after tweet after tweet from the guy who's all in on it and please people do not email me pictures of your AI generated output of how smart it was to answer your prompt engineering puking

1:28:53 Who could be the canary that what what Silicon Valley tech? Influencer if you can call it that who would be the one to show that we are at peak AI hype. Oh I know Mark Andreessen is a million of them Robert Scoble oh Scobel yeah, mm-hmm and so does Goebel say oh he posted article on Listen this building God the rise of AI is the new divine now Building God 1.0 that was religion

1:29:31 But then we had God 2.0, that was the search engines. See? That was Google. That was God 2.0 and building God 3.0 is artificial intelligence yes! And with this... We will be able to control god, to control god and to build god in our image I love this you cannot...and it's interesting as a big Big picture at the end of Stalin for some reason. Well, there you go that makes nothing but sense He says human leaders have created their own religions often leading to great human suffering pictured Joseph Stalin so

1:30:10 They're going all in on this and I think it's as a good, there is a good chance it will bankrupt one or two or put one of two companies in severe distress. Remember that Google they had to run all of the sudden their retooling for AI when most of the AI projects as far as I know really run on Azure from Microsoft they are probably laughing about And then Google, remember Google came out with Barf and the first thing it said was it answered something wrong. The stock price dropped 80 billion dollars or some crazy amount like that? Yeah I remember that So these are... this is just bullcrap

1:30:49 And we've seen this, literally you've seen this AI thing come around. So it'll be fun to see and it will be fun to see who goes bankrupt first but this will not end well It's too expensive particularly the chat GPT-4 stuff whatever it is people have to pay for it no one's going to pay for that their model, their advertisement which in a soft ad market are you gonna do this? This is when you need tightening inventory maybe or doing something to get your CPMs up. You're not supposed to be retooling and spending all your money on stuff that you can't get advertising on unless I'm crazy, look i'm no business major. Well I've said this before

1:31:35 They have copyright issues with this, uh...with the art creation. I have a note about that! Please read this note. Yes, well it's from the...hold on a second It is from the Copyright Registration Guidance in the Federal Register. It is from the U.S. Copyright Office And this copyright office issues the statement of policy to clarify its practices for examining and registering works that contain material generated by the use of artificial intelligence technology. So it doesn't answer all of what we're talking about, but it says very clearly, by law...

1:32:22 One such recent development is the use of sophisticated artificial intelligence, AI technologies capable of producing expressive material. These technologies train on vast quantities of pre-existing human authored works and use inferences from training to generate new content." What they say is only a human being can get a copyright no machine by law allowed to take out a copyright on anything That's not exactly answering our question, but they are saying no. You cannot register copyright with anything generated by a machine it has to be human

1:33:01 Wow, well that I didn't know. I was more going along the lines of the liability issues which I think and I'm not absolutely sure but it's either Getty Images or one of these other big companies who see this coming down the road because they're not stupid are already suing people for stealing their images and then incorporating them into other images in a way that violates copyright. This is the The legal issues here are profound. It's better time to become a lawyer in the office's view it is well established that copyright could protect only material that is the product of human creativity most fundamentally the term author which is used both the Constitution and the Copyright Act excludes non-humans, the offices registration policies and regulations reflect statutory and judicial guidance on this issue

1:33:52 And then they go into Burrough-Giles lithography company versus Sarany, where a defendant accused of making unauthorized copies of a photograph argued the expansion of copyright protection to photographs. Congress said no! A photograph is made by camera and that's how far they go with this so no. Well that photograph thing has been reversed Oh well they don't say in their brief Photographs are copyrighted because they're taken by human Just because the camera was an intermediary doesn't mean that if you write a novel and use a pen, I don't think you can copyright it because a pin was involved or a typewriter or computer. I hear ya! But I don't think either of us are qualified without reading all this to understand what they're talking about. Well, I think we're both qualified enough... I think were both qualified enough to know enough that AI is BS

1:34:44 But it'll be fun to watch people freak out over it because we're all gonna die. And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage saying in the morning cue the man who put three C's in the bricks currency please say hello to my friend on the other end ladies and gentlemen Mr.. John C DeVore Well in the morning to you Mr. Adam Curry, also in the morning all ships at sea boots on the ground feet in the air subs in the water and all the dames and knights out there. And in the morning to the trolls in the troll room we've had pretty good attendance recently let's show for Thursday 1963 so we're close to our 2000 number that's above our 1800s I think what were doing better every single

1:35:25 Every single time. I thought last Thursday we had 2,000? No i think we had way above that on Sunday. I don't know if we had two no no Sunday was 24. Yeah I'm not sure about that. I think last Thursday it was 2000 and it was because of the uh to talk about Trump or something everyone wanted to hear what he said Oh yeah! We got to talk about that too...I forgot. Trump?! Yeah this well not about Trump but about the media That's the funny thing we gotta deconstruct some of the insanity that was going on for sure That is the Troll Room. You can follow along, listen to noagendastream.com It's global you can check it out trollroom.io that'll give you right there as a little chat widget you can log into the troll room you can listen to those stream live or we recommend getting one of those modern podcast apps at podcastapps.com drop your legacy crap and

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1:36:46 It's actually a law that if you can, you need to put in transcripts. This is right! But of course Apple they don't care, Spotify they don't care Amazon or Google they don't care They hate the disabled We have deaf people lots of them there are friends we have blind people but we also have deaf people and they love reading along with these people who are hard-of-hearing And they love reading along with the transcripts and it's funny too because sometimes the brilliant AI I still cannot train it to say, to write down John C. Dvorak It comes out as J-A-H-N-S-I Dvorak So it's hilarious how its going to kill us this AI Along with that you can always find... With typos? Well thats not just a typo thats a complete misinterpretation

1:37:37 Of course you can also follow Adam at noagendasocial.com on our Mastodon or John C Dvorak at noagendasocial.com I'm also on Noster if you're looking for me. And the cool thing about album art is that if you're listening live, you can follow along at noagendaartgenerator.com and you can see what the artists are making in real time or later our very own Dreb Scott puts it together and puts into our chapter something else that we only get on these modern podcast apps. It's really cool to look at! Some car systems will show you the art on their dashboard as it cycles through it

1:38:14 And we want to thank the artists, the artist actually who brought us the artwork for episode 1543. We titled that Buffalo Feathers and this was a funny piece brought to us by Tantaniel it was The Podcast in a Can! What was the can part we were talking about? We're talking about something on the show. It was... Yeah, DOS in the Can. DOS in the Can! Yes, DOS and the can and it was a beautiful piece I mean had a little jack with that with the headphone Jack and a little hole to receive that the headphone jack And it said podcasting the can. I mean it was well done consumed immediately. It is extremely professional yes Let's go take a look at Noah Art Generator see what else we had that we talked about

1:38:59 There wasn't much else there that was gonna work. A lot of handcuffs... Handcuffs for 45, yeah a lot of that and uh That wasn't going to happen No They weren't really funny or great I mean Roger Roundy did an admirable job I mean professional piece with 45 in the handcuffs but i don't know it's like that's the one thing that never happened either would never was gonna happen No, that wasn't gonna happen. They didn't take a mugshot. No and it also kind of puts makes us too important you know with all the stuff that you just heard in the past hour and a half I'd say there's other things going on in your world besides this media farce Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump Trump! Ooh that was good I'm gonna have to tag that There was also

1:39:54 Every single person that was out there at the courthouse, they all had their phone out. They were all doing YouTube and TikToks and Reels and streaming live... It was a media event! Everybody—I mean what is this? This is so sad when you see that happen. There was a fight on 6th Street in Austin —a pretty big brawl And it was all kinds of people, black white brown everyone fighting and pulling each other's wigs and stuff is nuts. And what is everyone else doing? They're all... phone! It's sad. Where are the people who go in try to stop these things? They're gone now people are like oh I'm gonna get some likes from this Oh I gotta get my phone out We're doomed as a society What else was there? Southwoke dot com You couldn't do better than South Woke themselves

1:40:51 No, I think that was kind of it. It stood out no doubt we went okay that's it! I mean drag queen story hour... We're not gonna put that on our album art. We're not gonna put drag queens out there. I don't think. That would have to be pretty interesting and funny for us. It would have to be hilarious yeah so I don't think that's gonna happen thank you very much Tom Tennille. We highly appreciate the work that you've done that all of the artists do. It is incredibly appreciated Noahjenderartgenerator.com is where you can see all of these pieces of work, people are already creating stuff so... I see that dog! Comixture blogger, that dog is AI generated and that dog is never gonna go on our album arts. Uh-uh not gonna happen

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1:46:35 Ashley Slater's next in Elk River, Minnesota nuts. In the morning and this is switcheroo Ashley Slater from Elk River Minnesota here This donation is from our meetup last Friday The 2023 Secret Spy Balloon Symposium I hosted this with my husband Ben and friend Marina We were happy to see 17 comrades brave the springtime blizzard conditions that come to our meetup I made a 33 themed leather journal for the event and those who donated to the show were entered for the chance To win it we raised three fifty seventy four the show. The winner of the book was Jody Sir Knight of the Eastside's wife so Jody gets the credit for this particular Donation, that's what you're in No, no, it's not true It comes after that

1:47:33 She was so happy to receive it. I chose to donate 370 on behalf of the future knight Kaladin Pettis first name is pronounced Kaledin So who do we give it to? Kaladin was, was a very popular wee baby who graced our presence that night to all these came and said hello And every made it home safely Thank you See you next time Oh in a serious question from Marina Do spooks really attend some meetups? I think probably every meetup just one. So yes, you had one there You'd probably knew who it was as far as I can tell this says Jody the winner of the book was Jody Yes But I chose to donate the 370 from today on behalf a future night Kaladin Pettis

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2:02:54 From no agendas content teat for too long time the step into the community as I proclaim in the meetup report today. I am being deduced You've been de-douche Since my move from the coast to Jackson, I haven't put much effort into making friends in the area So I want to give a shout out to sir Foreman and the MS Metro Meetup group Thank you for dragging me out of the house last Saturday This is what these meetups are good for No jingles Just karma for everybody in Mississippi who was hit by the recent tornadoes. As a resident of the landmass between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama during Katrina I have been there not to not only lose your home but in the sense your entire world is a truly surreal situation that can't be described or imagined unless experienced. No agenda nation knows that and shouldn't look solely towards the government at a time like this which means to turn us on to what we can do

2:03:48 And he actually asked me to put this link into which I will do next to his name for GoFundMe. This is for MS Tornado Relief. Of course, we will support that for you so people can help and don't just look for the government to help you. Agree 100%. And it says full disclosure I'm currently running a political campaign in the Southern District of Mississippi but have been able to divert 100% of my fundraising efforts from the campaign toward two tornado relief after all love is lit thank you for your courage and thank you very much and we will give that karma to all of these people who deserve it Thank You very much Teal. You've got Karma And that will be the conclusion to our associate executive producer and the fabulous executive producers for show.

2:04:32 1544 if I'm not mistaken as we move along. That is exactly the number and again thank you for these executive and associate executive producership donations real credits you can use them anywhere if you want to become one of these producers go here vorac.org slash n a and thank you all very much for supporting us for episode 1544 our formula is this, We go out, we hit people in the mouth I want to play a couple of dumb clips, media clips about the Trump indictment. Do you have anything on that? I think maybe one. You got an overview clip or something? No, I think we've discussed at least four problems. Okay let's see... do i have an overview

2:05:34 yeah here we go oh this is good because it's Jeff Begay's Jeff Begays always fun to listen to no he could just be reading the phone book and I'd listened to Jeff Begays with the former president's arrival here in New York. The city is on high alert tonight Trump Tower, the 58 story building in the heart of one of the world's most famous avenues is all but surrounded by security barricades swamped by police and Secret Service. Police tell us there are There are no specific or credible threats, but they are prepared for violence. There are about 35,000 police officers in uniform in this city right now ready to deploy if there're problems. There may be some rabble-rousers thinking about coming into our city tomorrow. A message is clear... I'm sorry! I can't listen to this guy without hearing our guy.

2:06:22 Oh yeah, the mayor. The may- There's a bit at the end where it is totally our guy. There may be some rabble rousers thinking about coming to our city tomorrow Our message is clear and simple Control yourselves. the

2:07:11 mayor like the mayor. To the DA or any of his staff, New York City Mayor Eric Adams singled out Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene who is joining a pro-Trump rally near Manhattan criminal court tomorrow people like Marjorie Taylor Greene who is known to spread misinformation and hate speech She stated she's coming to town. While you're in town, be on your best behavior." Yeah that's a pretty good overview and as we said it was mainly social media people and mainstream people it was just a dumb circus couple things of note I would say most of the print

2:07:56 articles, had very little on the indictments. You'll hear a few clips it wasn't really much in there but the term Trump was admonished by the judge to remain from rhetoric that could cause, it could inflame or cause civil rest. Every single out of Ed Trump was admonished where from what I understand the judge said that to all parties but besides that ABC when and i think this there might be some legality to this or illegality when they aired news reports of trump speaking at Mar-a-Lago

2:08:36 He's behind, you know the Trump running for president lectern. They blurred out his text number that you can text for donations or information or whatever that is Is that not illegal? You know you blur out whatever you want but if you do it for one candidate and not for the other Well, that's a good question. That may be unfair but I think those laws are all there used to be a law against doing something like that doing you have to have it used to be a fairness doctrine which is was repealed in 87 so i think they can do whatever they want but yeah i watched that entire mar-a-lago speech and he was most of it was shot who it was

2:09:21 shared feed and it was you never got to see that thing except maybe for a split second they couldn't have blurted out for long. Well, they blurted out on social media Oh, well. Or online or whatever. So here's a... Chicken shit! Yeah of course I have couple of clips these are all basically just with opinions and we wind up with an interesting one We'll start with ABC with Jonathan Karl. We're also learning more about the dynamic in that courtroom after the political rhetoric in the weeks before all this The former president taking aim then the power shift for the former president now a criminal defendant before the judge

2:09:59 Let's bring in ABC's Chief Washington Correspondent Jonathan Karl live here in New York for our coverage. And Jon, our team in that room describing a very different dynamic playing out in court today. David Donald Trump is accustomed to being the center of attention and in control in whatever room he walks into That was decidedly not the case today inside that courtroom As he walked in Trump looked as profoundly unhappy as I have ever seen him A deep scowl on his face He was in the courtroom for 57 minutes, surrounded by his lawyers. Police officers standing behind him. He had to wait for about a full five minutes before the judge entered the room and when the judge walked in Trump had to do what everybody else had to do in that room stand it would be the judge

2:10:46 calling the shots, not Donald Trump. Our reporter in the room Olivia Rubin noticed that Trump spoke so softly that at one point the judge said I can't hear you and asked him to repeat what he was saying speaking softly That's not something we see Donald Trump do ever if it all And I suspect David as we go on He will not be speaking softly for long Oh a riveting report He had to stand and spoke softly. Yeah, we have to remember that Carl is the head of the Washington... Yeah, the press corps. The press corps that goes to the White House and

2:11:24 Tried to shut up that poor African guy. But you know and I didn't see any of this because i was in actually, it was in Austin. I was doing a show with Marty Bent from the TFTC podcast and so I was only listening to stuff on the way back And I figured out pretty quickly that no one really had anything That would showed that Trump is... The walls are closing in he's going to jail none of that! An even on CNN John Bolton, who is now a CNN correspondent. Here's what he said... Big picture! What do you think of the indictment? Well speaking as someone who very strongly does not want Donald Trump to get the Republican presidential nomination I'm extraordinarily distressed by this document and i think this is even weaker than I feared it would be

2:12:12 And I think it's easily subject to being dismissed or a quick acquittal for Trump. Just speaking, going back to the days when I represented Jim Buckley and Gene McCarthy in the constitutional challenge to the underlying federal statute here passed in 1974 I can say there is no basis in the statutory language to say that Trump's behavior forms either a contribution or an expenditure under federal law, the two key definitions at issue here. If it did it would mean that every single expenditure a candidate made could be taken to have something to do with his campaign. Do I buy $1 comb to comb my hair? Or $10 comb to comb my hair?

2:12:54 If you can construe the statute to cover this behavior, then I think it violates the First Amendment because you're deeply into territory that makes this statute absolutely a federal statute too vague for enforcement. and as what I understood the district attorney to say that he thinks there's a New York election law involved here all i can say is the federal election campaign act absolutely preempts any state or local law to the contrary how could it be otherwise you've got one log governing corporate finance in presidential election at the federal level gonna have fifty-state laws interfering with it so he's just wrong on the applicability of the new york statute

2:13:36 You know, a lot of people I've watched everything. I saw what's his name the DA could do his little press conference which was short and i watched Trump as he went they showed the full plane flying in the air and landing uh And the D.A made a huge point at this press conference to say that this was about New York law had nothing to do with federal law and he almost...I think he may have actually said that and so all these analysts who bring up federal law about to analyze this indictment. I don't know what they had anything, did they listen to this guy? He made a clear point that has nothing to do with any federal law the way he sees it. Well that's what

2:14:23 George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley said, and he speaks for Fox News. And I did my best to cut out as much of Brett as I could. Wait wait before you play the Fox News clip, I will say another thing. I mean I did a lot of channel swapping an it's the analysts that were on two different and I have a clip from one of locals but the analysts that were on these different channels especially CBS versus Fox Couldn't be the distance between them is a million miles. It was unbelievable to hear the The analysts on CBS versus Fox I will say that from what I heard from all these different analysts Fox was the only one it was somewhat objective

2:15:10 Let me play the local analysis. Is that what I'm playing here? No, no you're gonna play you're gonna play your clips my local analysis is I got three-parter and you can finish okay all right I've never seen an indictment quite like this one That is the key linchpin that's how you get beyond the statute of limitations I know a lot of judges that would have been not too pleased to receive an indictment Like this would have said you know What the heck is this mean what are you alleging about And Bragg just sort of waved it off and said, I don't have to really say. But my question is how did the grand jury understand what it was doing? We'll see a little better with the bill of particulars but it really raises concerns as to how well the grand jury understood these key linchpins

2:15:53 Because this thing has a feeling of like, legal slurpee. It's instantly satisfying but has no nutritional value. There is really nothing there The thing is that this basically what we expected You had people like Lanny Davis who represents Michael Cohen saying I'm warning you there are going to be a lot of new crimes here and it's going to...there are gonna be a lot of new facts Well, it wasn't. I mean this was the business falsification theory that we've talked about The only surprising thing is that Bragg seemed to have solved the question of his authority through ambiguity He just removed any direct references To what this underlying offense was and my guess is it's going to be a federal election claim? I mean this the state the reference of the state election law It was

2:16:38 so general and ambiguous I don't think that could sustain this type of action. It's like that scene in Braveheart when he says we didn't get dressed up for nothing, he is hoping that this judge is going to be very timid and not throw this out but there are substantial threshold legal questions here and this case could collapse before it gets to a trial. And this is not the only judge that will have to look at this, and I think that has to weigh heavily on him because there's no there-there now whether he can fill in those gaps we'll have to see but you would think if you were going to indict a president you would rise to that moment of history and tell people with precision what it is that you want to convict him on

2:17:23 So, I think both Charlie and Carl and the Fartschniffer... what's his name? Bolton. I think they're all three of them are wrong and the best analysis did not come from mainstream it came from Alan Dershowitz constitutional lawyer who we have liked when he was a nutjob Democrat and a nut job non-democrat sorry as I predicted two newsletters ago Dershowitz would show up oh yeah he shows it well had to show up on Charlie Kirk's podcast because he can't buy himself a spot on mainstream because you know he's like

2:18:00 He's a Democrat, so he can't be on Fox. And he defended Trump, so he can't be on any of the left-wing media." But I think he has the proper analysis. I don't think that if you had the best lawyers in history of the world – Abraham Lincoln and John Marshall A New York City judge would dismiss this case because that New York City judge's life would be over. Everybody would point to him the way they pointed to me when I defended him, oh my God! There's the man who helped Trump get free. So I don't think it's gonna be easy, I think he probably will be convicted by a New York jury who voted for Bragg and voted for Get Trump. It will be reversed on appeal, it will never be affirmed all the way up to the Supreme Court but Bragg is gonna be popular, he'll be reelected and he'll probably win his case unless there is a change of venue

2:19:01 I think that's the proper analysis. I agree a hundred percent No, you said 100% now you're doing it 100%. A hundred percent about your local analysis we do that now? Now i have this...I got three clips are they kind of interesting and I think they've they kind of work together okay first of all This is a local analysis that took place the day before the indictment. And so this is the kind of thing, and I got the guy's name he said professor, the classic local professor doesn't you know as a democrat, he's a California professor so it's you know liberal progressive He wants to dissolve the family and turn us all into communists. But... Oh, we know the kind yes? This guy is so he this is a classic to me what we were hearing in the Bay Area and just before he was indicted before we didn't we found that they didn't have a mugshot it didn't get handcuffed none of that

2:19:55 So let's go, this is our... and I did cut it so you have the introduction of the guy then we cut right to one of his comments. Robert Ovitz 2 The Nine he's a political science professor at San Jose State University You know our history in our country has been for over 200 years presidents have evaded responsibility and accountability but here i think its starting to creep up and catch-up with President Trump We know that the Attorney General actively investigating all the mountains evidence that was accumulated in the January 6th investigation last year. And let's hope that it leads to some accountability for President Trump, and if that's the case he is going to be doing more than during the perp walk this afternoon in New York

2:19:01 I think that's the proper analysis. I agree a hundred percent No, you said 100% now you're doing it 100%. A hundred percent about your local analysis we do that now? Now i have this...I got three clips are they kind of interesting and I think they've they kind of work together okay first of all This is a local analysis that took place the day before the indictment. And so this is the kind of thing, and I got the guy's name he said professor, the classic local professor doesn't you know as a democrat, he's a California professor so it's you know liberal progressive He wants to dissolve the family and turn us all into communists. But... Oh, we know the kind yes? This guy is so he this is a classic to me what we were hearing in the Bay Area and just before he was indicted before we didn't we found that they didn't have a mugshot it didn't get handcuffed none of that

2:19:55 So let's go, this is our... and I did cut it so you have the introduction of the guy then we cut right to one of his comments. Robert Ovitz 2 The Nine he's a political science professor at San Jose State University You know our history in our country has been for over 200 years presidents have evaded responsibility and accountability but here i think its starting to creep up and catch-up with President Trump We know that the Attorney General actively investigating all the mountains evidence that was accumulated in the January 6th investigation last year. And let's hope that it leads to some accountability for President Trump, and if that's the case he is going to be doing more than during the perp walk this afternoon in New York

2:20:40 So he didn't even do the perp walk and notice this guy doesn't say he's done. He just has mountains and whoa Classic classic local yokel yeah, I before in my last clip. I want to play this intermediate clip which is actually Something we don't normally doing this show But this is Tucker Carlson reading a tweet since I thought it would be more entertaining to let have him read it And I think that this is apt Salvadorian prexi tweet. Here is Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele on Twitter today, quote Think what you want about former president Trump and the reasons he's being indicted, Bukele wrote But just imagine if this happened in any other country where a government arrested the main opposition candidate

2:21:29 The United States' ability to use, quote, democracy as foreign policy is gone. Bukele's a big hero man! He's a big hero amongst the Bitcoiners that's for sure And last just like nobody covered this that much but I just thought this was the funny kind of ancillary commentary about the Trump thing This is Stormy Daniels clip Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels lost her defamation suit against Trump. Daniels was ordered to pay Trump's attorneys more than $120,000 in legal fees

2:22:05 That's on top of more than $500,000 in court-ordered payments to Trump's attorneys she has already been required to pay. A judge dismissed her defamation lawsuit in 2018. She later lost an appeal and was ordered to pay Trump's legal fees for fighting both. The civil litigation is officially unrelated to Trump's case in New York. Trump denies ever having an affair with her Man, I want to hear more stormy coke clips. I'm bummed! It was a pleasant opportunity... Yeah you guys-I think you have the only one There was one-this is a short clip but uh you know Robert F Kennedy Jr announced he filed his paperwork He announced his presidency has run for president as a democrat Yep Now just to put this into perspective he is a lawyer who's taken the

2:22:54 He's taken a lot of corporations to court, certainly Big Pharma. He is by definition not an anti-vaxxer he was actually an environmental lawyer and he fought against mercury in water That's what he did for years and years and years, but this is all his own admission. He kept seeing moms showing up at his speeches and they said hey there's mercury in some of these adjuvants in vaccines and we think they've caused harm to our children And so then he became an advocate for getting mercury out of vaccines. Of course, with his deconstruction of COVID, his deconstruction of the vaccine industry how it works, his book on Anthony Fauci going back to Fauci's days of killing gay guys with HIV I'm just gonna say that's what the book says So of course you have to completely discredit

2:23:54 Robert Kennedy Jr., Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.. And let's hear how the tone is set by Jake Tapper at CNN. This just in to CNN anti-vaccine quack Robert F. Kennedy Jr has filed paperwork with the Federal Election Commission to run for president as a Democrat and launching his presidential bid. Kennedy is the latest in a long line of family members politics. So far only Marianne Williamson who last month launched her second long shot campaign to enter the Democratic primary against Biden, Kennedy is such a health care menace in 2019 even his cousins wrote an op-ed criticizing his anti science views on life saving vaccines You don't need to know any more than that's what he's gonna get and when you call Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a quack over Marianne Williams

2:24:48 Man, they're out to get you. Oh they're gonna get him They're out to get him for sure. I don't know why they're so afraid of him, but i don't think he has much of a chance but if they're going to play the Trump game and go after them and make it publicize a lot of stuff you may get some attention oh maybe screwing up as usual As usual! Hey I see you have it in your list? Talk Tick Tock Always interested in what you have from your tick-tock collection Yeah this is my tick-tock clip of the week This is a round-headed kid who looks like he's very disturbed individual. Could be an actor, but I don't think so He is upset terribly upset at Apple specifically for having... Oh! I saw this you sent me You texted me this

2:25:41 for having the meat emoji. He's a vegan and he is very upset with Apple for having a meat emoji on its set of emojis, here we go! Yes and those emojis honestly should be illegal I've been emailing Apple every single day to remove the meet emojies from the iPhones and they're not doing it i don't know why they're not doing it I've been emailing them every single day just stop putting the meat emojis in the phones like it should be illegal. It's offensive to me and it's triggering to people like me who are vegan, and is so triggering And I don't know why they won't take them off the iPhone because they're so triggering. They are so triggering. Talk, talk, TikTok

2:26:26 And people wonder why all the ad money is going to TikTok. Come on, this is entertainment! I have a TikTok related clip from Matt Taibbi typically we haven't done much about the Twitter files because it's been a lot of tweets It's been you know sub stacks which don't really lend themselves very well We're a clip driven show and I picked up this minute and a half of him explaining which I think is good, how the so-called Tic Tac Bill, the restrict act what it is actually doing as it pertains to the information he has gleaned from the Twitter files and of course there's new information. New shit has come to light! We found a whole bunch of communications just recently about in preparation for

2:27:19 a hubbub they were all having at the Aspen Institute in 2021 where they were discussing ideas like the Restrict Act which is being proposed for, you know in response to TikTok. There's I guess the European Digital Services Act or whatever they call it that's that they're thinking about for the EU. The ideas and both of these bills are sort of wish lists that have been passed around in this community for a long time. The governments want absolute, full and complete access to all data that these platforms provide and then they want a couple of other things that are really important. They wanna have the authority to come in and moderate or at least be part of the process of moderation and they also want for people who are called like trusted flaggers

2:28:11 That's how it is described in the European law. They want those folks to have access to these platforms as well and what they mean by that are these sort of outside quasi-governmental agencies who tell these platforms what they can and cannot print about things like vaccine safety, right? And then we found out more about that where there openly talking about censoring true information. So yeah, we're still finding out a lot of stuff about this and I think there is more to find unfortunately. There's one other thing that has, well actually two but it's cropped up and if you recall the first time I don't know if was Obama's original election or his re-election there was a lot of assertions about illegal campaign donations that apparently were made with credit cards etc.

2:29:14 from China amongst other places. Do you recall this? Yes, Obama had set up a shop or somebody did for him so he could take a lot of small donations, a lot of jillions of small donations over his website and it would appear as if like he had this popular support of jillions of small donors when in fact it was one or two aggregators that would then break up these massive donations from China and the big pharma elsewhere and feed it into the system as small donations that didn't need necessarily to be reported.

2:29:50 Correct. Yeah, I remember it so I think this is related There's a lawsuit going on right now and Leonardo DiCaprio is involved in the Fuji listen to this from ABC This morning Leonardo DiCaprio known for his roles like the hard-charging stockbroker in The Wolf of Wall Street Something just came across my desk John It is perhaps the best thing I've seen in the last six months has testified at the money laundering trial of hip hop artist Pras Michelle, founding member of the Fugees saying they met in the 90s. Michelle is accused of funneling millions into the US from a Malaysian businessman named Low Take Joe for political contributions including for Barack Obama's re-election campaign prosecutors claim it was part

2:30:40 sophisticated political influencing scheme. DiCaprio, called by the prosecution said he first met Lowe in 2010 and Lowe eventually agreed to help finance Wolf of Wall Street. I told you, 70 thousand. DiCaprio saying he was given the green light by my team He was a legitimate business person wanting to invest in the movie. DiCaprio also testifying Lowe discussed political contributions to Obama's campaign Saying it was significant sum something to the tune of 20-30 million dollars Lowe is currently a fugitive Michelle is named as co defendant and has pleaded not guilty

2:31:21 And you know what I find so amazing about this Fuji's connection? Do you remember Wyclef Jean, also of the Fugees? Who was involved in Haiti and was going to run for president after filing papers. I mean what is it with the Fugees and all this corruption?! Well the corruption...I'm gonna bring back this point i made at the beginning of the show which is go see this two-part documentary Sin Eater The Crimes Of Anthony Pelicano! This sort of thing is...this is IN THE MOVIE And there was some other story that we didn't discuss but I had recently, it was like FBI... Was this the...? Well while you're looking, I do have the clip by promise from last show that I dug up which was Rand Paul grilling Anthony Blinken about

2:32:15 The papers that they want from the State Department, they will not get. This is Rand Paul Blinken final clip We don't want your spin on it we want to look at the documents ourselves We're not providing spin as I said I believe we can provide the information you're looking for we have long-standing practices and procedures in terms of actually Providing documents and cables with this committee that were not prepared to change but in terms of getting you the information you are looking for The only cables we have that are of value, they were declassified by the Trump administration. Those cables said and these were from some State Department folks and it was amazing I don't fault anybody for missing it but in 2000

2:32:57 18 or 17 they were sending cables back saying holy you know what, they're over here working without gloves in unsafe conditions and a BSL 2 that should be a BSL 4 not a very safe condition. And that's why some of our intelligence people have leaned towards this coming from the lab Why wouldn't you want to help us? Why wouldn't everybody wanna help us I've seen those cables You're right They've come out and i think said, at least as I read them was that there were concerns based on State Department officials visiting the lab. But we only know those because someone had the gumption to declassify them. I love that he's trying man!

2:33:35 I had gift and Meyer ran Paul, but there's something interesting about that clip which was I was always under the impression that it was a BSL-4. Never a BSL-2 mishandling the virus. No! I was under the impression based on what we did for two years in covering this whole thing... It was a poorly operated BSL-4 Yes, yes. Yes correct grade lab on correct that was just they had they were just sloppy But according to the leaked documents it was not a top rated it wasn't it was this secondary rated Yeah, which is crummy to begin with huh? Well that was a lie then a big one a big lie

2:34:23 Yeah, so we were buffaloed there. That one we missed I also have here that apparently it was a year it is Where's this from? Let me see what this is from This is from well Yahoo News so it's probably AP Headline humans may not have spread kovat to Wuhan market as raccoon dogs are not the blame They're letting the raccoon dogs off the hook Yay for the raccoon dog! Alright, let's talk about some conspiracy theories because I only pulled about minute and half of this from NPR. It's four minutes in total. I think that they're trying to put some of the BIPOC people who were fired from the podcast division into their normal reporting So you know I had actually cut out silences and stuff because it's done almost like

2:35:15 W-I-O-N, when they took those big long quiet pauses. Listen to this... By the way you know I grew up in the Netherlands and who they're talking about? They're talking about a guy actually know if I've talked with Cherry Baudet And he's done some pretty funny TikTok videos, ironically enough about this topic. But it's not like he's... Well they make it sound like you know they're all nut jobs in Holland a lot of them are but In the past month elected officials and the Netherlands and Poland have accused their opponents of plotting to force people to eat insects

2:35:53 The idea is also bubbling up in far-right circles in the US. NPR's Wo Jing Nan reports on how a meme from anonymous message boards is making a leap into real world politics. If you follow far right media, the message is plain and simple. That That's conservative media personality Michael Knowles speaking last year. Using insects as a source of protein is only at the edges of the policy debate when it comes to cutting climate pollution from agriculture

2:36:38 Scientists focus mainly on reducing meat consumption and eating more plant-based food. Although the idea is marginal, various right wing media outlets use insect eating as a punchline to mock the climate movement. You know who won't be eating bugs? Climate change technocrats! I have some crickets here with me behind me. What do you think about when you see this and think that government wants to put this in your food? Those clips are from Prison Planet and Prager University Sarah Alianov of Anti-Defamation League traced some of this rhetoric back to 2019 in threats on the anonymous message board 4chan.

2:37:17 kind of a meme. So some people might be using it earnestly and some people might be using it ironically." It started with comments below a photo of climate activist Greta Thunberg. They say over and over again, I will not eat the bugs! Then the phrase crossed over to Twitter first by way of a white nationalist then a crypto advocate used it to poke fun at proposals to mitigate climate change Yet another early propagator of the phrase told NPR he tweeted it only as a joke. Over time, it has fused into a darker conspiracy theory currently known as The Great Reset. Okay so it's all a big conspiracy... What is this? What kind of amateurs are they putting in charge at that place? There's nothing new about any of this stuff and its accurate It's from 4chan! It's from 4chan! It's a conspiracy! The Great Reset is a conspiracy none if it's true!

2:38:13 Come on, we've had the I like bugs thing for years. And now you want to know what's a real great reset is? This is this is the great reset here's what's really happening everything's going to be great reset this summer travelers this summer could be in for a bumpy ride! I think it's gonna be troublesome summer In a letter to airlines the Federal Aviation Administration citing a severe lack of air traffic controllers could cause serious delays and cancellations The agency predicting delays to skyrocket up an estimated 45% in New York City alone. Our goal is to make sure that we're proactive and where we can be, as predictive as we can be to make sure our demand matches up. Impacted airports include New York's JFK, LaGuardia & Newark, and DCs Reagan National. Last year New York area airports saw around 41 thousand flight delays according the FAA

2:39:07 The agency is now pleading with airlines to cut back on service, asking for an up to 10% reduction in flights for this summer season. The likelihood of ground delays will decrease and that will help them maintain their schedules and the airplanes that fly around the country throughout the day they'll be on time more often To avoid traffic jams as travel returns to pre-pandemic levels and the summer surge commences both United and Delta Airlines considering the offer. So is NYC-based JetBlue, its CEO telling CNBC we don't want to pull down flights but if we don't cut them the system is not going to be workable this summer experts say

2:39:51 now. So for those folks who have not yet booked their summer travel plans, do so immediately and be flexible with your summer plans. So rather than setting your heart on New York City maybe this is a sort of the universe telling you could be a good summer to go visit Chicago. Could be a good summer to go visit the Rockies. Go visit Chicago mother! That smoother travel is just on the horizon Yeah, there you go. They have no pilots people that's what's going on Well is that too and also the sound like a native ad for visiting Chicago if these airports are so You know want you to cut back? It can't do that it should be across-the-board Everybody should be cut back 10% as they they can close the slots just again Just who volunteer and then one airline has to take a beating in their earnings And they're really their total revenue

2:40:41 That's bullcrap. Those are the ones that are in the most trouble, and that's why it's trying to get them out of trouble we're screwed with...that's why I got a back-to-flying myself Yeah you know I remember when i was a kid Here we go! I flew into New York and for years it was always sorry we have to circle around for the next half hour I remember circling yes yeah you circle and circle and circle then finally land like an hour late So what's new? I want to remind NPR that your own celebrities have been teaching us how to eat bugs. Remember Nicole Kidman? I'm Nicole Kidman and i am going to eat a four course meal of bugs. Oh yes! It's just conspiracy theory. Eating micro livestock, corn worms... And then remember the jingle how old is this jingle?

2:41:35 This is another example of NPR falling down on the job. They really stink and I'm gonna remind people don't give them your money, give us the money you would give them! Yes yes I agree And then on the Great Reset taking place in France, who I believe have now broken into and taken possession of the Blackrock headquarters in Paris.

2:42:12 Yeah, that's pensioners. Okay? That's people who are 62 or 61 and they're ready to retire and they don't want to wait three more years Oh yeah! That's who the people are Here is a NPR clip What do you think this is about NPR? Residents in Paris have voted overwhelmingly to ban electric scooters in the city The 15 thousand scooters will be removed from the streets after their contract ends in August The scooters are popular with tourists and people who don't want to drive or ride the subway, but they're also seen as a traffic hazard. No! The French want your crap gone! Get it out of here you stupid scooters get rid of them the French are good

2:42:57 Well, at least they stand up to things. I mean that's a good example... those things should be gone! Who needs those things flying around Paris? It is bad enough to drive around there. I'm gonna show my support by donating to No Agenda Imagine all the people who could do this Oh yeah that'd be fab Yeah on no agenda In the morning And we do have a few people to thank for show 1544. And if I have, starting off with Bruce Schwalm. The Schwalm family in Harrisburg Pennsylvania comes in with $133.88. Xavier Vasquez in San Diego 12345.

2:43:43 New Hampshire Meetup comes in with 115 and they sent us a couple big photos. Did you get these things? I did! The beautiful photos of you and myself that they look like I generated There's a question for each one Oh, what's the question? Well at least i have it... oh I have one question John how come the Democrats always uh why is Minnesota Oh, and Minneapolis a Democratic stronghold. Why is it strong? The same way the reason is in California because they found a way to rig the elections Andreas Zavalos is next on the list he's in Denison Texas $100 John Robinet $100 Kevin McAtee in Centennial Colorado hundred dollars Jeffrey Dykstra and Sparta Ontario Canada I'm $100 got back from the taxman in Canada

2:44:34 Ron Chambliss in Attica, Indiana $100 John Seaburton Auburn California 100 bucks. Can I just say one thing about this particular donation? This is a numerological donation 33,371 Satoshis so that's 333 and 71 for your birthday Yeah it's cute How it came up to exactly 100 is amazing. I know. Kerry Jackson in Watertown, Tennessee, a hundred. Baron Anonymous Cop in San Carlos California. Ah! Our buddy 9933 He's the one who had Etsy dot com bootleg coins CA Bootleg coins CA okay that's where he got all his patches and stuff I think for sale Sir Loud Pipes in Charlotte North Carolina 8047

2:45:25 T. Lance Sisney in Bastrop, Texas 8008 and he says there's a show error. Oh about SB 560 yeah I've been going back and forth with him okay Anonymous in Mount Airy Maryland 8008 and... There he is! Kevin McLaughlin, Sir Kevin in Locust North Carolina 8008. Matthew Snyder in San Francisco also 8008 and to round it off with even one more Daniel Neveda in Parts Unknown 8008 Bradford Ramsey in Wichita Falls Texas 75

2:46:10 Wayne Cartini in Torrington, Connecticut 74-21. Sir Rain Man in Canyon Texas 72 Christian with a happy birthday Christian Sutton Jensen Marinette Wisconsin, $71.99 with another happy birthday and these all following is all going to be happy birthdays at least for some time here. Dame Becky, Katy Texas 71.71 Adam Proventure in Toronto Ontario 71.69

2:46:47 Harvey Smith, North Wymouths Massachusetts 7166 and now the following people all donated $71 even which was the birthday donation to celebrate my 71 years doing the podcast. Feels like it! Starting with John Kumar in London UK, Kristi DeGhez Dygaz in Vestavia Hills Alabama Scott Riley in Meridian, Idaho. Megan Loro in Huntington Beach California Baron Robb and Leiden Holland Jordan Olson in Bellevue Nebraska Daryl Hanson in New Zealand Michael Graham and Gilbert Arizona

2:47:40 Francis Lambert Inc. Oh, I don't know what that is but maybe it's a law firm in Montreal Quebec. Kurt Kirk, I'm sorry Barnett and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Walter Hilbeck in Essin Deutschland Casey Gray in Grand Prairie Texas Rick Jansen in Round Rock Texas uh health karma for everyone around Christopher O'Rourke in Oak Lawn, Illinois Marcella Barden in Monday Texas huh he needs a de-douching or she needs to be oops sorry that's the wrong one. That too. Uh why did I have that? Hold on you've been dedouched James Agee in Umatilla Florida

2:48:35 Colin Pettit in Fairfield, Iowa. Laura Rankin in Austin Texas Max Boyd in Edmond Oklahoma Joseph Hawkins and Jonesboro Illinois Christopher Baker in Dallas David Hominy Hominy Hominy in Broken Arrow Oklahoma El Speck in Harlem Holland And he said, wait a minute. What is this? He had a bottle of birthday with a bottle screaming eagle? Yeah I don't think so...I wish! Sarah Steinland in Brentwood Tennessee Sir William in Bainbridge Island Washington Michael Burke in Kalamazoo Michigan Sir Ssss...what do you think that says

2:49:24 I'm doing something else. The Stay 34 M Monk, whatever. Huntington Beach Christopher Grain Covington Louisiana Sir Rody Joe in Uddington. Sir Stream Monk Steam Monk ST34M. Steam Monk okay that's what it is good we have a resident Hacksaw expert sir Rody Joe in Odenton Maryland Sir Beeboop in New Brighton, Minnesota. Sir Daddy Cast in Mechanicsville Virginia he's Baron of the Center of the Universe William Kidwell and Dover Delaware Craig Porter and Carlsbad Brandon Logan in Athens George Anna Georgiana Gorgiana Yankova in in the UK Mark Stokesbury in Centennial Colorado

2:50:19 Chris Kinney in Allen, Texas. Another Kinney donation from the family with all those birthdays lined up David Fukuzoto and Gladstone Missouri John Munchenk in Bastrop Texas Jill Presnell in Wichita Kansas Blair Williams in Austin Texas Derek Schultz Chanel in Watkins, Minnesota. Scott Walker in Flushing New York Joe Kellogg and Bethany Illinois James Fitzgerald and Palmer Lake Colorado Timothy Breshears in Cookville Tennessee

2:50:56 Jan LeClerc in Lawrenceville, Luxembourg. Thank you very much from Luxembourg with birthdays for him or yeah him Lester Tarkowski in Kingman Arizona Daniel Martin Harrisonburg Virginia Russ Corey in Regal Park New York Mike McCoy and Schaumburg Illinois Gabriel Adams in Blackfoot, Idaho. Birthday's there too! Michael Riopel in Eddystone, Pennsylvania. Jody McGonigal in Bidford Maine William Jarvis and Mount Juliet Tennessee who needs a de-douching? You've been de-douched John Albarini in Forestville California nice area John Doyle in Mount Pleasant Wisconsin Shrivnas Murthy

2:51:55 Our Brahman in Culpeper, Virginia. Kevin McLaughlin's back with 71! Thank you, Kevin that's nice John Landron in Clancy Montana Richard Robinson and Spring Texas and he I don't know what he has James Green in Elfland North Carolina Efland, E-F-L-A-N-D. Rita Harrington in Sparks, Nevada. Christopher Hayden in Lincoln, Nebraska. Dan Stone in San Francisco. Sarah Gardner in Wilmington, North Carolina. Jodi Coticini in Austin Texas

2:52:39 Baroness Monica in Drayton Valley, Alberta where the money used to be. Jay Schweikert in Wichita Kansas Dame Meowdeson in Altamont Springs Florida Sir Austin in Sammamish Washington Daniel Parks in Lakeville Minnesota Nuts Daniel, plain old Daniel from Parts Unknown. These are Bitcoins and so is Chad F., and Ben Blessing ends it or actually it's ends with Chad F.. That's all our well-wishers I want to thank each and every one of them for saying happy birthday to me that's very appreciated as its great! And then we start put the rest of these with Ben Blessing and Lubbock 6230

2:53:26 Brian Furley 51 10 Tom Dari 55 10. I'm sorry for Lewis 55 10 to Troy Thunder Burke 55 And then 5280 from Michael Gates, Chef's Catch in Beauty Point Australia and Tasmania 5150. Bob Butler in Cumming Georgia 5069 and the following people as we wrap it up are $50 donors name and locations Anna Drake at the top of the list in Whitestown Indiana James Sharametta Napanoc Kurt Patrick Ninamo

2:54:06 Nainemo, Victoria Island BC. Jacob Martinez in El Monte California Charles Peterson in Albuquerque New Mexico along with his wife Tracy and he wants her to get the credit and a deducing You've been de-duced Why would she want the credit when she has her own donation right under his? Well if you read the note He says he donated 50 for both but he wanted her to get everything Oh, yeah. That's a hundred dollar donation from Tracy Peterson then there you go Danielle first in Kauna Wisconsin Villarreal Villareal Alex Zavala in Kyle Texas Michael labarre or la bar and Williamston Michigan Philip kuzma nafsky in Austin

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2:55:38 Two quick make goods. We finally got the note from Baron West who donated on the previous show, something went wrong with the email it was $333 and he says your analysis in last episode about COVID school situation to screen autism trans shooter medicated children and the replacement of Black Lives Matter was fantastic that is why I keep listening i've already sent it to some friends and thank you to Dreb Scott's chapters Trev Scott, executive producer today and Art Stuke. It really makes sharing easy thank you also for the hard work you both put into the show is of great value to me Baron West of The Balderdash Beer Bourbon and Balderdash podcast and our producer who

2:56:15 donated $1,000 became executive producer for episode 1539. He has requested that his knighthood go to Tantaniel as No Agenda artist Tantaniel and she become an official No Agenda dame! And we will make that happen today. That's nice it's very nice and we thank everybody for supporting the show, for making John feel that the chick magnet that he is and For keeping no agenda on the rails. We appreciate it to become a producer go here A little bit of karma since it was requested here in there you've got karma

2:56:53 And we do have some of those birthdays, quite a list actually. We've got Sir Thomas McKean celebrated on the 2nd, Sven Gronholm turned 41 yesterday and says happy birthday to her daughter Ah, ah, Ila who turned 16. Niece Leona turning 5 and best friend's daughter Elle turning 3 all yesterday! Harvey Smith celebrated yesterday. Gabriel Adams wishes a happy birthday to his chickens. Eight, one apparently named Adam C., one named John C.. Dame Becky and Sir Mike say happy birthday to Chris Keeney

2:57:31 Turning 47 today Dame Courtney Scarlet B and Gitmo Female Region number five with Chicago Kate a happy birthday She's not a serial killer, but it's her birthday today Yon LeClerc celebrating at the 10th Rob Happy Birthday was smoking hot wife Jade she turns 30 and Sir Fodfather is turning 75. Happy birthday from everybody here at the best podcast in the universe And we have there is No, no he's not a douchebag. He does a lot for the show! We're talking about Dreb Scott. He already was at Duke. He does the chapters for every single episode. He is a huge proponent of Podcasting 2.0. I appreciate everything you do

2:58:17 We know him as the Bruce Wayne of Podcasting 2.0 Today, Archduke Dreb Scott is now or Duke Dreb Scott becomes the archduke drebskot of the Southern California mega region and we thank you for all that you do good sir And then we have one Dame and one knight to do today it's nice we can have all of that Oh there is a birthday blade Up on the podium Ladies first Tantaniel You're up and Larry, welcome both of you to the round table. And I'm very proud to pronounce the K-D as Dame Tontineel unless you want something melt and Sir Up Now Knight and Dame of the No Agenda Round Table for you we've got The Regular Fair no special request but of course you want hookers a blow rent boys in Chardonnay cookies and vodka We got taquitos and tequila fish pie and fellatio They've got redheads on rind

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2:59:50 In the morning, John and Adam. This is our Mississippi FEMA Region 4 meetup! This is Tony... And Kendra. This is our third meetup and I just want you guys to know that I'm working on an AI application and this is what it's gonna do It's gonna find the perfect weed eater for John and then I'm gonna send it to him so he can verify if it's working or not This is Sir Foreman. Another good meetup in the books, thank you for your courage! In the morning this is Teal first time meetup love you guys today I'm being D In the morning, this is Bella. I'm here because Daryl needed a designated driver Hey guys can't wait to see you in Nashville Adam This is Darryl DeVille future knight and obeyance And they saying that all hell is gonna break loose and you're gonna need a Bitcoin I know if we deduce that meet up at partition You've been de-dooshed

3:00:46 So far ago, earlier in the show. Saturday there is a meetup in Portland Oregon Dicks Primal Burger it's Portland second Saturday slave soiree six o'clock make sure you catch that coming up I mean for April we have Bellevue, New Paltz New York Houston Texas Mobile Alabama Kernersville North Carolina Tom's River New Jersey Mainz Germany Cincinnati Ohio Star Idaho Riverside California Crown Point Indiana Zurich Switzerland Westfield Indiana Madison Tennessee Fort Wayne Indiana Charlotte North Carolina Roanoke Virginia Nantucket Massachusetts Nantucket nice I wonder how many people are there. Katshufel, Nord Brabant in Netherlands, Budapest in Hungary. Are we nationwide and worldwide and badass? Yes we are! San Antonio Texas, Camp Hill Pennsylvania Iowa City Iowa Salt Lake City Utah Toronto Ontario Canada Navia Camarillo Canada California Hookset North Hampshire New Hampshire Garner North Carolina Charlotte North Carolina Longview Texas Toronto Canada I mean there is so much to

3:01:50 so many meetups to go to. You have no excuse, but above all you will like this community! You will meet people there that will become friends. You might even meet a future Knight or Dame for yourself. No Agenda Meetups? Go to NoAgendaMeetUps.com regardless of where it is! Regardless of where it is, it's always like a party. That's what I wanted to say. Crashed into it. Let me see... Oh yeah well we're over time man. Over time! We're claiming my time! Okay we got some ISOs to do. Yeah hold on a second let me get rid of all this and you see where I am

3:02:45 Okay Where are your ISOs I see them here what you got let's start with threat threat catastrophic threat to humanity Okay, I'm liking that one. It's okay triggering so triggering That's from your meat emoji kid yeah pretty good and pretty good these are good ones John and then Your favorite smart point it's such a smart point No, it's not my favorite. So far I like... What I like the most is... what was that threat? Let me hear that again. Catastrophic threat to humanity! I'd like that one but let me see what i have.... I've got some very serious concerns about this Little long little long I've got... Rabble Rousers Got some rabble rousers. I got this one Evil people

3:03:47 And maybe this will be the winner. Quack, quack, quack! I thought that was reasonably good... Jake Tapper quack. It's cute but it is disparaging. I'd rather have the threat to humanity. Threat to humanity? I'm okay with threat to humanity and do you have one more clip or do you want to go because we're I think we can conclude these clips can go to the next show. I think you're right, absolutely right Here's what's coming up next on noagendastream.com if you're still in one of those swanky new podcast apps We've got angry tech news with Sir Ryan Bembrough Broken values the title this one No idea what that's about and end-of-show mixes we have just a couple here bring them up

3:04:38 We've got... What do we have? We got Maddie J. And, we have... Oh hold on I have it here The other one was Secret Agent Paul Classic Secret Agent Paul Yeah this is a good one The guy is just dynamite the guy's so good and coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country Here in FEMA Region Number 6 Happy Birthday John and In The Morning! I'm Adam Curry Yes, I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where I appreciate the birthday greetings and I'm still wondering about my zip code being important. I am John C. Dvorak We return on Sunday right here on NOAGENDA Please remember us at dvorak dot org slash NA Until then enjoy your meetups Adios mofos a hooey hooey and such My name is Joe Biden I'm Dr. Joe Biden's husband Very good

3:05:42 I ate Jenny's ice cream, chocolate chip. Chocolate chip ice cream. Chocolate chocolate chip! That that uh... Did Joe Biden eat ice cream? Well some people think that all I do is eat ice cream. I came down because they heard there was chocolate chip ice cream. I love ice cream always have. Chocolate Chip Not a joke! I learned about kids jumping on my lap. Chocolate Chip And I love kids jumping on my lap. You've been with your mother, and I can smell ice cream! So what? Have a whole refrigerator full upstairs. Choco-chocochip...I got a commercial life. Chocochip ice cream. I've got a United States Senator driving my truck. Yeah they probably had hot dog ice cream parties Donald Trump thinks healthcare is a privilege Barack and I think it's a right for people that bad to come through

3:06:26 Remember when we said he was old? Don't say you weren't told. I'll need an effective strategy to mobilize. Truan and I are suffering from pressure! I gotta get this right.

3:07:17 Come on you racist, you puppet of China. Come on you pedo with some down to make your blood shine! I also told that Chuck Gray and Steve Sekarich is here. Stand up, stop cutting the scene. Oh God love ya what am i talking about? I tell you what you're making everybody else stand though pal thank you very very much He doesn't know where he is Is it real or showbiz? Shine on you, crazy man

3:08:09 Won't be many more days, till Kamala takes your place. Shine on you crazy boy! And we'll bask in your ruin You're born by the Mongols, born by the Chinese Come on you monsters, you creepy old losers Come on you set out to lose and all those faggots show

3:08:52 Although she's waiting, your mom is still alive as your dad passed. God bless her soul! I gotta get this straight... I was on the phone for two straight hours with Xi Jinping but you know they're gonna, if we don't get moving they are going to eat our lunch China is going to eat our lunch? Come on, baby. Thank you all for welcoming us. It's the war on men Hallelujah The war on men Amen I'm gonna go out I'm gonna jump for joy I don't need no toxic man I need a sign! It's the War On Men

3:09:40 The best podcast in the universe! Catastrophic threat to humanity.