Munich Meetup

00:00 You're talking to me about this EPA that's supposed to be clamping down on everything and it's causing nothing but regulatory problems for the small farmers of the world? Adam Curry, John C. Dvorak This is no agenda Renewing your mind and broadcasting live from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry And for Northern Silicon Valley where we're all being pounded by climate change, I'm John C. DuBois

00:35 Oh no, you're being pounded by climate change. What's going on? I'm being pounded. It rained last night it's windy now it's gonna rain about when the show ends is gonna start raining again and you know this is a big This is a big deal because... I can hear the branches against your window again. Yeah That's annoying, it's very annoying that it happens If it's annoying to you you can imagine what I think Yes Meanwhile, of course the I'm not black so i don't really have the full impact Do you have that clip? Of course. I do Good. I have a good line mot blacks This was quite unbelievable Let's say this is Rachel Levine by the way are this is it? This is a dude

01:30 pretending to be a woman in an army skirt. Black Americans are more likely than white Americans to live in areas and housing that increase their susceptibility to climate-related health issues. And 65% of black Americans report feeling anxious about climate change's impact. Through our Office for Climate Change and Health Equity, and the Office for Environmental Justice we're working with providers and community leaders

02:11 to identify innovative approaches that empower communities to address the health consequences linked to climate change. Visit HHS.gov for more information and tune in next Thursday to hear from another HHS leader on how you can contribute to advancing better health for black communities. Hey Moe, hey Moe you okay? Just gotta check out Moe. You know because the climate change might be hurting my buddy Moe. There's a black family that lives down the hill and it's raining on them right now It's not raining on you only on them Yeah! It's weird Well if you thought that was weird how is your money doing did your money change with this climate change has something happened to your financials

02:54 Probably. Here's a dude in a dress tonight, I'm sorry... I set it up so perfectly here's the dude in a dress in Europe Floods droughts and wildfires last year were just a preview of what is to come A hotter climate and nature loss are changing our economy and our financial system At the ECB, we must understand this change to ensure financial stability and to fulfil our price stability mandate. With our new Climate and Nature Plan, we focus on the following three things – first, the green transition, second, the growing physical impact of climate change, third, risks from nature loss and degradation

03:48 We will study the impact on the economy and the financial system. This will help us improve our own models, we will also work to reduce our carbon footprint in everything we do from banknotes to how we supervise banks. Climate change is blowing the bank notes away! CBDC incoming Europe get ready for it this is so absurd And it seems like it's putting dudes in dresses. That seems to be the worst thing that is going on here." It's very strange. I mean, of course everyone saw the video of Admiral Levine. What was her name? Admiral Levine. Admiral Levine! My brain still can't get used to it. I'm sorry and then what's coming out of this person's mouth is just... What are you talking about?!

04:50 Well, I have a series of clips if you want to start with since we're on climate change. Well i need to say something important first of all just so everybody knows You've probably seen the video yes indeed We are actually two golden retrievers podcasting from a snowy mountaintop. I just want everyone understand that's us! I have not seen this video Oh, oh you didn't hear about Sora? Sora? No. Sora from OpenAI, it's chain- the movie business will be bankrupt in five years! Huh?! You just type in a prompt and it does a video! Whoa! So there's like three examples you've seen it comic strip bloggers all over dude with red wool knit hat is space helmet you haven't seen that either what are you doing between shows I'm not dealing with AI

05:39 I'm getting clips like this series of clips about the first time PBS on a Saturday, of course Decides to finally do a wrap of the farmers protests. Oh the ones in Europe you're kidding me all about yes All about is all about climate change and here we go with the farmer rap one quiet fields two busy city streets farmers around the world have launched protests in recent weeks They're demanding relief from what they say is a crisis. Ali Rogin reports on what's driving these protests and what it means for food supply and climate policy. They come in convoys of tractors armed with the fruits, bread even the livestock of their labor

06:24 From Italy to India, farmers are taking to the streets. Sometimes facing violence sometimes causing it protesting policies they say kill their livelihoods. Agriculture has been on its knees for a long time and we have reached the end of our rope In fact, farmers in dozens of countries on six continents have been staging protests since 2021. This year most protests have been in European countries and India The grievances vary by country but there's one common message Farmers can no longer bear the burden of economic and climate policies There is a sense of rupture in the social contract between farmers and their governments Oh at least that's pretty honest assessment

07:13 the climate policy that was good. Yeah, yeah okay I'll take that from PBS way to go PBS three more clips I'm sure they can screw it up somewhere well there's a little guy there's a funny little thing in there that i thought was interesting and no one knows if you catch when he goes by because I didn't catch till the second time But it coincides with a lot of these protests too. Let's go to part two. Danielle Resnick is a senior research fellow at the International Food Policy Research Institute In the EU, it's a sense that farmers are being forced to unfairly bear the burden of a lot of the EU regulations to meet climate emission targets in India there's a sense that farmers are

07:59 are overburdened, they're worried about various shocks including climate shocks and they want some type of social protection. In Europe those regulations include limits on pesticides and the amount of land they can harvest annually. Farmers there also worry about competition from abroad and Ukraine which has temporary tariff-free access to EU markets Stop grain from Ukraine. Stop the Green Deal. Stop deciding about our land. In India, farmers want Prime Minister Narendra Modi to expand a long-standing policy of setting minimum prices for certain crops

08:37 In 2021, Modi tried but failed to scrap the policy following an earlier round of protests. Farmers have been marching from the north where the protest began—to the capital—but police and soldiers have blocked their way. — It's not about whether we go to Delhi or not… We have not come here to clash with our soldiers. We just want our demands met for a law regarding the implementation of the minimum support price." Experts say the protests are politically timed, both the Indian and European Parliament elections are set for this spring. I think farmers unions are being politically savvy in some ways and trying to get their issues on top of the political agenda even though we think of them as small scale farmers they're pretty politically powerful

09:22 I don't like that they pivot to India all of a sudden. It's annoying. Well, India has fairly similar protests but their protests are based on the fact that they've... It is different. Yeah theirs is based on the fact that Modi has decided because he thinks of himself as a capitalist to pull the rug out from under the price fixing which has been a tradition there and so Indians are very hurt about it. But that's not the same as climate policies where you can't have as many cows and you can't use fertilizers. I like the Ugrain is a brand by the way, Y-O-U-G-R-A-I-N, Ugrain. I like that name is a brand but I think no grain from Ukraine is an interesting little problem they've got there too because the Ukrainians would which is a huge producer of agricultural products their

10:20 traditionally ship the grain that they make to Africa. Yes, screw those people! But because of the blockades and whatever... The Russians are almost behind the whole thing Of course Putin It's fascinating anyway next clip And ahead of the votes leaders seem to be listening to the farmers France scrapped a plan to end tax breaks for tractor diesel and the EU abandoned a plan to reduce pesticide use and postponed a deadline for farmers to leave some land fallow to improve biodiversity It also omitted farmers from a recommendation to reduce greenhouse gases by 90% by 2040. Farmers need a worthwhile business case

11:07 for nature enhancing measures. Perhaps we have not made that case convincingly. Nature enhancing? But many stakeholders, like some European moderates and environmentalists believe politicians are caving to farmers to prevent them from deepening alliances with far right groups who've taken up their cause And they note that agriculture is a major driver of climate change, accounting for more than 10% of the EU's total greenhouse gases. I think an attack on the green agenda is seen as really an opportunity for right-wing parties to gain more seats in parliament at the expense of green parties. They see this as an opportunity to really mobilize on grievances

11:49 to perhaps forward their own agenda around migration policies and other types of nativist policies that would resonate with some of EU farmers' concerns. These people are going to be so hungry! Because you know the summer of pork is coming lady, the summer of Chinese pork. You were looking for the PBS screw-up angle that was. Yeah no kidding! Oh right wing oh yeah it's right wing yes okay we got it. People starving to death this right wing conspiracy. Yeah again they just use people starving uh you know to promote migration... No okay I got it

12:29 I think it's one of the best areas in my life. But some experts say leaders must find ways to make the transition less burdensome for farmers and the entire system they represent Most of the world's food is produced by small farms, family farms And they're the ones who don't have the depth, the financial depth and the resources to really shoulder this burden in the way that they're being asked to. They are being asked to adjust to environmental regulations in a fast period of time." Chris Hagedorn is a professor of global food politics at Sciences Po, in Paris. This is where governments can step in and start spending

13:05 money differently to address the costs not only to these farmers but the cost that we're seeing from environmental damage, climate change temperature increases violent weather increases. After all as the protesters signs say without farmers there is no food yeah yeah that's right that's right without farmers there is no food but they just it's just lip service I don't care They don't care where they're going to get their food. Summer of pork! Well this kind of goes along with this breaking story, which we still have to figure out who is this a hit job on other than General Mills? This morning a first-of-its-kind study has discovered a little known pesticide is present in some common breakfast foods. Chloroquat itself as a chemical can be harmful if you're exposed to large amount of it A nonprofit called the Environmental Working Group studied chloroquat

14:01 In the US, the chemical is only allowed on ornamental plants. But the EPA allows it to be used on imported oats and other food The study found 90% of food items tested contained chloroquine including Quaker Oats and Cheerios And most Americans in a small group tested positive for it Previous research on animals found that chemicals can damage reproductive systems and disrupt fetal growth That gives us concern for how this chemical might also impact human health. It's important to note it's not yet known how chloroquine may affect humans and doctors say with its relatively small sample size, this study should not cause any panic so we do need to take this

14:41 with a big asterisk that it's not necessarily generalizable to a large population and we don't yet know what the implications are for humans. So what's the takeaway? Doctors say there is no need to drastically change your eating habits or strictly buy organic Organic foods by definition don't contain pesticides, but I don't want people out there to think that organic necessarily always means healthier and they have to do that or they're doing a disservice to their family. This guy should lay off the soy! You can still find nutritious foods that are not organic it's just about knowing exactly what you're eating and making an individualized empowered choice

15:16 The group that conducted the study is asking the government to mandate more testing. Meanwhile, the food companies have insisted their products meet all regulatory requirements. Now this Chlor-Maquat... I used to work with a chemical... Here we go! This is why I love you. You got some chemical angle. Chevron oil refinery there was a product they made called Paraquat Which is used I think paraquat was used. I don't can remember the details, but I think it was used there everywhere It's a fungicide welcome to quad talk baby ladies and gentlemen fungus So this has to be some sort of derivative about that And it has to be some sort of a fun because I'm guessing it's a fungicide of some sort I have a guy from getting on their oats. I have a follow-up clip that kind of explains what it is oh

16:07 You want to listen to that? Yes, I would like that. EWG's research on pesticides has always been about letting people know... By the way this is produced it's got music its annoying that means somethings up. I personally think its just get us use cricket flour but we'll see. EWGs research on pesticides has always been about letting people know what they can be exposed too through the foods they're eating When I first heard my colleagues tell me they found chloroquine in their food and I said whats chloroquine Not like a boom, boom, boom. I hate this! Chloroquine is a new chemical in the US food supply It is used primarily on grain crops like oats and wheat

16:49 Once we learned that the EPA had essentially started allowing chloroquine on oat-based products that were being imported into the US, we decided to test them. Alright so then they go on and on this is produced it's a hit piece for some reason but it's a new chemical It's probably what the chemtrails are full of What else? What else is supposed to be used for...um...what was it uh...for fancy plants for decorative plants, not on your food. But they specifically call out Quaker Oats and Cheerios which I think are both General Mills products. Yes... So there's something up with that? Well

17:27 I don't like it. I still would like to know what the clip, I don't know if it's on there but they clipped and tell me what is for When we tested those products We found Chloroquine in over 90% of those samples That was samples like cereals breakfast bars snack bars really common foods that people are eating every day EWG toxicologists looked at the chemistry of this particular chemical and were alarmed Chloroquine causes really concerning health effects in animal studies. It harms the reproductive system and it can disrupt fetal growth, and that gives us concern for how this chemical might also impact human health. Oh maybe this is why we're not making babies again yeah I know I know once we knew it was really prevalent in the food supply... What kind of report is this? Well it's from the chloroquine... Who what when where why what is it used for they didn't she said it in the beginning EWG research on pesticides

18:18 has always been about letting people know what they can be exposed to. I thought it said here, through the food... found chloroquine in the food... Somewhere it said it, hold on a second. And in the food supply, the next question was our study is published and tested the urine of about... expected to find a little bit of chloroquine. Look, chloroquine is used to kill people! That's obvious there's no other reason for it we can have up... Because some people ultimately Chlor-maquat. Is it chlor-mah-quat? Yeah, with a Q. Chlor-maquat. Q?! Yes! C H L O R... No, not quat is Q U A T but chloro-maquat. ...is an organic compound

18:55 that is used as a plant growth regulator. Oh, it's hormone... It's a hormone blocker! It's typically sold uh as the chloride salt chlormoquat chloride A colorless hydroscopic crystalline substance that is soluble in water and ethanol. It is an alkylating agent and a quaternary ammonium salt So it can cause stem thickening, reduced stem height additional root development plants dwarfing. This this doesn't sound good When do they use that again? I'm asking what would whether you said they're using it to sort of plant growth regulator stronger Here It is in the United States chloroquine is classified as a low-risk plant growth regulator and has registered for use on ornamental plants grown in greenhouses nurseries and shade houses

19:50 It is not approved, it says here in the Wikipedia for use on crops intended for animal or human consumption. Hmm... Oh wait! In April 2023 the Biden administration's EPA proposed allowing the use of the chemical for the first time You're talking to me about this EPA that supposed to be clamping down on everything and causing nothing but regulatory problems for small farmers of the world? But yet they let this slide? Yeah. Well I think that this is not just letting it slide, this is intentional humicide! This is genocide! It's Genocide Joe at work! Genocide Joe? Yeah he was trying to kill us...this doesn't sound good Why would you even want this? I mean just makes your stem thick hmmm Well for wheat, we're blowing over because of the wind and climate change

20:45 Oh, in 2018 the Trump administration EPA loosens regulations to allow the importation of foods from countries that permit chloroquat to be used on food crops. And in 2020 that allowable amount was increased. Isn't that nice? Wait a minute, you're telling me where's this food coming from? China? The EU is all uptight about using anything like this. This can't be EU policy No no I don't think so Africa South America Mexico I'm getting closer. But, but...I don't see why they need to use it at all? It doesn't seem like it's a... Well that doesn't make sense! Unless they have some very specific reason. It has got be in the literature. It can cause stem thickening reduced stem height additional root development plant dwarfing and increase chlorophyll concentration And you grow a third head... Here is Oregon State University This is bad! This is bad!!

21:53 You shouldn't be eating that stuff anyway. Cheerios, cheerios don't eat Cheerios give your kids some bacon and eggs Cheerios with some sugar mmm get you started off right all jacked for school Do you find anything or can we move on? I'm really well No, I'm not gonna I do won't have time to read through this whole paper But the Oregon State's done a whole thing on it the effects of plant growth regulator or chloro-chloro-chloro- Chlormaquat Chloride on it doesn't even has a ghastly name. That's not that's not great branding What should we call it boss? chloroquine You get turn over the big pharma they'll come up with meeting adjourned All right, I'm gonna move on because blogger died suddenly big news stop

22:49 a blogger and lawyer turned opposition politician, and anti-corruption campaigner. Alexei Navalny was a menace for the Kremlin who's not afraid to call President Putin out directly. A retrial in 2017 prevented him from running for office this time for president against Vladimir Putin that same year he was attacked with a green antiseptic fluid It caused him damage in the vision of his right eye and temporarily dyed his skin green. In August 2020, on a flight from Tomsk... Best Nat Pop ever! Let's do that one again. ...his skin green. In August 2020 on a flight from Tomsk to Moscow, the bounty fell seriously ill an emergency diversion by the plane's pilot appears to have saved his life

21:53 You shouldn't be eating that stuff anyway. Cheerios, cheerios don't eat Cheerios give your kids some bacon and eggs Cheerios with some sugar mmm get you started off right all jacked for school Do you find anything or can we move on? I'm really well No, I'm not gonna I do won't have time to read through this whole paper But the Oregon State's done a whole thing on it the effects of plant growth regulator or chloro-chloro-chloro- Chlormaquat Chloride on it doesn't even has a ghastly name. That's not that's not great branding What should we call it boss? chloroquine You get turn over the big pharma they'll come up with meeting adjourned All right, I'm gonna move on because blogger died suddenly big news stop

22:49 a blogger and lawyer turned opposition politician, and anti-corruption campaigner. Alexei Navalny was a menace for the Kremlin who's not afraid to call President Putin out directly. A retrial in 2017 prevented him from running for office this time for president against Vladimir Putin that same year he was attacked with a green antiseptic fluid It caused him damage in the vision of his right eye and temporarily dyed his skin green. In August 2020, on a flight from Tomsk... Best Nat Pop ever! Let's do that one again. ...his skin green. In August 2020 on a flight from Tomsk to Moscow, the bounty fell seriously ill an emergency diversion by the plane's pilot appears to have saved his life

23:44 Amid an international outcry, he was allowed to fly for treatment to Germany where it was discovered that he had been poisoned with Novichok a chemical nerve agent. But an assassination attempt and medically induced coma didn't deter Navalny from taking his fight to higher level. While recovering in Germany, he conducted sting operation against FSB agent convincing the operative to detail in a phone call how the Novichok was used against him. That was then broadcast on his YouTube channel. Shortly after, he released a video offering Russians a look at what his team called Putin's palace – a mansion by the Black Sea estimated to be worth more than $1 billion. President Putin denied that the palace belongs to him or his family members

24:36 January 2021, Navalny returned to Moscow after receiving life-saving treatment in Germany. He was immediately arrested for violating probation terms imposed from a 2014 case and sent to a penal colony where he went on hunger strike Okay, now we both have clips on this. The beauty of this particular event... Of course if the guy's really dead there is still no actual confirmation from the family as of show time that is In fact I have a clip for that You just won't let me go! Okay which clip is it? You're gonna go where? Which clip you got? We'll play it Well

25:19 Good question. Okay, well you're looking that up so we still don't actually know that it's happened but there are a few things that have started first of all we've gone from died suddenly to drop dead suddenly now we don't want to confuse the people out there so M5M has decided instead of using the died suddenly which has been in the news for three years people so-and-so died suddenly, died suddenly. No no with him it's dropped dead suddenly. Well you died suddenly refers to vaxes well and of course the

25:56 Since he looked so great just a couple days ago when he was doing some legal thing which no one can explain either Our show and he was walking outside He went for a stroll in this horrible penal colony Which looks like a quaint little kind of Swiss chalet village at least that's what they're showing on the on the news So in this penal colony you can just walk around Just Navalny PBS clip. Okay, there we go... Now that the mother of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has been formally notified of her son's death she is pressing for details about how the 47 year old died in a remote penal colony in the Arctic

26:38 In hopes of seeing her son's body, Lyudmila Navalnaya and Navalny's lawyer went to the morgue where she was told he had been taken. But once they got there the facility was closed She wants his remains handed over for burial Russia says that won't happen until its investigation is over There is no official cause of death Navalny's lawyer says he was murdered In Moscow, Navalny's supporters risked arrest to lay flowers at a memorial to him and monument for victims of Soviet-era purges. Since word of Navalny's death Russian police have arrested more than 300 people across the country. I want to play couple clips first we'll start with the BBC they always give us a fair and balanced account

27:18 Because what are the chances? Isn't it amazing this happens right on day two of the Munich Security Conference. Oh, the mood was absolutely electric at the news that... Now listen! This by the way this Munich Security Conference is like The Oscars for war guys and gals I mean, they're all in their uniforms. They're in their spiffies. They got the limos. They got the lights The mood was electrifying! Oh, the mood... On the red carpet! The mood! It was absolutely electric. The news that Navalny was dead just shot

28:00 like a bolt of electricity through the Munich security conference just at that moment in the morning where the limousines were arriving there was a hubbub, the Grand Hotel where the conference takes place was filling up with defense chief's top diplomats presidents and ministers kings many of them old friends and then all of a sudden this came out of the blue. So many were reeling if they really know Navalny, they knew these are people who send kids to war they weren't reeling on a morning really? Oh swoon oh my god hold me before I pass out in the comments of Radic Sikorsky many leaders had come to this conference already deeply worried about Russia's full scale invasion of Ukraine worrying about Ukraine war

28:47 and the need to keep supporting Ukrainian forces, worried too about the Gaza war. There were many dark clouds and then suddenly this one came in blotted out everything else there were many dark clouds on the red carpet at the Grand Hotel of the Munich Security Conference but this one came out and there was no sunshine available but you a person whether it was Jens Stoltenberg the NATO Secretary General saying Russia has a lot of questions to answer. We went to see Lord Cameron, the British foreign secretary blaming Vladimir Putin personally. But the moment which will go down in history... Which stunned The Hall when Yulia Navalny was known she was at the conference somewhere everyone asked where was she? What a coincidence his wife is there at that conference! I mean of course

29:36 If you have a blogger who's in the penal colony, you want to have her at a war conference. That makes so much sense. I thought she was scrounging around by the up and up in the in the Urals or wherever they held those Siberia trying to get into the mortuary. How'd she get over the conference? So quick. She was in the in the speaker suite. And Yuliya Navalny was known. She was at the conference somewhere when asked where was we saw that the wife through the main door and onto the not just a stage but a world stage so calm, so composed at a moment of her greatest grief. She killed him! Don't say that! So what I love about the Munich Security Conference everybody's there everybody's got something to say. So i have two clips the first one is from former US commander Ben Hodges

30:30 And he kind of lays it all out. By the way, he's like this is dumb German television I don't have to be careful what i say It's not like some podcasters in America are going to pick it up. I thought about his wife He has a family and I was reminded that authoritarians are scared of their own people That's why they lockup protesters, opponents. You mean like January 6th? And still the timing is suspicious... I love how he says still the timing is suspicious this is the Deutsche Welle lady it's suspicious that this happened during the Munich security conference don't you think? It's suspicious the news broke today shortly before the start of the security conference here in Munich Is that Putin sending a message

31:24 Of course I don't know the, haven't seen the autopsy yet and we don't know all of the facts of his death. My assumption was that this is a result of poisoning that happened one or two years ago when he took the Pfizer vaccine the treatment, terrible treatment and conditions in which he's been living. So what contributed to his death? I don't think it was like today he was killed. I think today he died from treatment or terrible treatment and poisoning And today is when it happened. I don't know that timing was planned that way. Wrong answer!

32:05 Wrong answer, General. Get out of here! You're no good. Let's go to Bill Browder No one hates Putin more than Bill Browder who got screwed out of money, screwed out of the country He gets screwed And why is he at the Munich Security Conference? Why is anybody there? This whole thing is a joke. I have my own clip, you can continue please. Hold on let me play Browder Is he also sending a message to the international community You're at the Munich Security Conference The Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky yesterday implied that it's not coincidence that Navalny death was announced on the first day of the conference Do you think Putin is sending a message to the community too and if so what purpose

32:50 Well, it's not exactly clear what the timing is but that it is actually very coincidental that all of the major world leaders are here at the Munich Security Conference right now. At the moment that Alexei Navalny was murdered by Putin and so one theory is that after the war started after Putin invaded Ukraine the Munich Security Conference didn't allow Russian officials to come here anymore and so this is a way for Putin to effectively troll the entire world even though he's not here in person along with his... I know, I will troll everybody. I will live in their head rent-free

33:28 Just kill him! Entourage, by killing Alexei Navalny Putin is in the head of every single person at this conference. Oh there it is, rent free! All through the weekend and so this his way of saying you might be able to disinvite me but I don't care, I'm still in your head. Oh my god he's so ruthless now before you play your clips I have an observation and one more because Hillary Clinton was at the Munich Security Conference. Where she was? This is weird. They all have these, it looks like a sheriff's badge that they're wearing on their lapels? It's big! It's the size of a sheriff's badge and has a star in the middle and has Ukrainian and US flag on it. Looks like they've all been deputized. It's the weirdest thing if you get a close-up of it...it's literally like I'm a deputy of Sheriff Zelensky

34:19 And of course, Christiane Amanpour is there to talk to her bud Hillary on the street. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is joining me and you very quickly tweeted Madam Secretary thank you for being with us on this day You know your condolences not only to his family and friends and stuff but to the people of Russia you are sending a message I was Christiane, you know, I've gotten to know Navalny's wife and daughter, I've gotten to work with a number of the people who have been around him exposing corruption. She killed him! Putting together an opposition agenda... Let's be honest she has the record! ...agenda to Putin

35:00 And it was so tragic to hear that he's been killed. And there is no doubt in my mind, and I know President Biden just made a statement based on the intelligence available to our government that his death is a result of Putin's brutality. And it is a tragedy for Russia that someone who was willing to stand up and speak out, and really represent a different future for Russia should be killed. And you probably have heard that he... Wait a minute! What did she just say? Now she's saying he was killed.

35:52 appearance. He looked healthy, he was his usual kind of confident joke-cracking self in fact... Was she there? His wife and others who saw that video yesterday were quite reassured that he was okay and then we get this terrible news today Yeah this is all very very sketchy I don't even know if he's actually dead No, the mom hasn't been able to find his body. We don't have any proof! Just as of yesterday... It's just all hearsay as far as I'm concerned. As a dark cloud over the Munich Security Conference, The Hooker's prices went down. No one was in the mood. A dark cloud means they went up? No one was in the mood no no no no one was in the mood alright if you got a couple clips

36:39 Yeah, I have a bunch of clips actually on this Munich thing. But i'm going to start off with this screwball one which is Uma Abedin's gonna be at the meetup and I thought that was peculiar. At the meet up? At the meet-up?! Yeah! The Munich Meet Up Have you heard who she's dating? Yeah, she's dating Soros' kid. The Soros kid? Can you believe that?! Yeah I can! She gets around... She was on Morning Mika Oh of course Talking about Biden and they're all going on and on about how great Biden is the group of them in gen was there And I think she referred to Jen sake as Jen Jen at one point. Oh, man No, I wish I couldn't get that clip it may have I like the Munich meetup Show titles Munich meet up yeah, that's good but before we play um, uh, I'll play that

37:41 We could play her, but let's play this play because here's the top issue according to NPR at them at the Munich This is a Munich NPR top-issue world leaders and defense ministers are gathering in Germany for the Munich Security Conference The high profile summit is a chance to discuss pressing global security issues And this year the war in Ukraine and the United States relationship to it our top issues Okay Well, in that same report you listen a little further. Here's the Munich what is the top issue? Topic Munich Security Conference the hostages taken by Hamas and early October after they attacked southern Israel was a main topic and talked about a ceasefire to get them out of Gaza But Qatar's Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Rahman al-Thani appeared cautious about the prospect of a new agreement between Israel and Hamas on

38:31 saying while they've made good progress so far it appears the talks have stalled between the two sides. The pattern in the last few days are not really very promising but as I always repeat you know we will always remain optimistic. The hostages have been held since early October Okay, wait... the same report that top issue is Ukraine then the top issues something else and then what i think at the top issue is Because like you said everybody and their sister showed up to this drinking club. It must have been yeah, I think I think Klaus Schwab should be thinking he's there too by the way of course of course but he should be thinking about Nancy Pelosi is there Everybody's there Yeah But the top geeks are there to listen to this major tech companies this week signed a pact to voluntarily adopt reasonable precautions

39:26 to prevent artificial intelligence tools from disrupting democratic elections around the world. Tech executives from several companies including Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft and TikTok gathered at the Munich Security Conference to announce a new voluntary framework for how they will respond to AI-generated deepfakes that deliberately trick voters. It's largely symbolic but it does target increasingly realistic AI generated images audio and video that makes candidates say something they didn't or mislead about how to vote Yeah, it's voluntary everybody. Don't worry. Meanwhile we are two golden retrievers podcasting on a mountain! So I'm guessing that the reference that still eludes me obviously...

40:14 So I'm guessing that everybody, this is like was the in thing to go to. This was like... This is the new New Davos You had to go do this because just now what you listen they're talking about Joe Biden's old age and they ask a question of Uma about his old age and this is a Mika, and Mika's saying you know it's great to be old. You got wisdom! And she did an interview with Jill who says yeah he's great is the best man I mean person for the job she said that exactly. It goes on and on so she throws this at Uma in form of virtue signaling about this event you get to hear the following

40:57 So Huma, can it be a positive factor? Well Mika as I think you all know. I'm on my way to Munich for to attend the security conference and the conversations that came out after the Davos meeting a few weeks ago, the conversations people are having about what is going to happen in our country is he you know, is to Jen's echoing again Jen's point. Is he going to be our nominee? Could it be Trump they're making these huge decisions about their own countries futures based on what they think is gonna happen in our country and in part because

41:34 America, even though we are not the foremost or sort of you know have the foremost supremacy today as we had maybe a few decades ago. We are still seen as a leading partner on any global stage and these are conversations where talking about life and death in these crises in these conflicts not just in Ukraine and Middle East but really throughout the world that those two are at the forefront people's minds and so many of these relationships are based on trust... Hold on Like your relationship with Carlos Danger. So she was wife of Anthony Weiner, she was at maybe still be Hillary Clinton's body man as it is described and now she is talking about policy and she's at the Munich conference on MSNBC going on and on about blah blah blah I mean these Clintons they do... Is this unbelievable or what? The Clintons have clearly sent their girl Uma

42:33 To side up to the Soros fortune with Alex, who is probably... he's probably dumb. He's probably unaware that his life hangs by a thread. Probably. Especially hooking up with the Clintons! I mean, he does not know what he's getting... put him on the list This is very dangerous, Alex Soros. This is not a good thing." All right? That's what he wants. Yes and she's floating around talking about policy now. She was just basically a gopher. She like hey if you see my spread in Vogue... Hey baby be my Valentine! So um wow just as an aside I have another clip of her talking about this-I've never heard this

43:21 This is the other UMA clip from the conference, Mika Morning Show. Play it or not? Yeah play it but I want to just set it up a little bit. If this is something that supposedly explains why Biden has this you know he has an awkward gate of an old drunkard that is pretty much suffering from dementia but no no that's not in at all that went up and said, you know I stutter. And this is my experience in life and this is what the president does too and I wasn't reminded or I'd forgotten and I pay attention by the way, I watch your shows

43:58 I had forgotten that the president hurt his foot when he was President-elect. And that's one of the reasons why it's, you know... He has an issue sometimes with that foot. I completely forgotten and so I think being transparent is really important in this day and age You can't be coy and sort of be a virgin walking into the space saying, I don't know and let's get to the election day. You have to... Oh okay Two things about this clip. One, bullcrap. Two she mentions his stutter Coincidence in our show is unbelievable, John. I didn't know you were bringing this clip. Dave Jones has been helping me—we need to restore some old clips from the archive we moved servers and so clips from like before episode 500 or so were resulting 404. So he is working on this. He says hey man, so I've restored these clips.

44:55 Listen to Biden from 2014, the big stutterer. I aspire for one of my grandchildren become wealthy so when they put me in a home i'll get a window with a view you know? Right now as I pointed out It was embarrassing Bernie Sanders net worth is more than mine I have less money than a socialist. I don't know what the hell happened That's Biden only ten years ago that does not in any way a resemble the man We hear today be no he has no stutter there's no stutter

45:34 No. No, I'm just saying this is no stutter that's a bullcrap said this isn't his foot he walks funny because you had him and I kind of remember when he had his foot in the boot yeah that was because he had uh... because Trump put him in an ankle monitor on If I recall correctly. He was put in a boot and that's the reason he walks funny There were whole bunch of people who had boots on at times, don't you remember? Like that was the thing like uh oh someone got a boot means they got the ankle monitor Yes this is the thing i'm sure it We know what the bricks are of course. Brazil, Russia India China South America now Egypt Saudi Arabia everyone's in with the bricks everybody is getting in on the act so Deutsche Welle thinks oh you know I'll ask the Indian government what they think about Levaldi JV Shergill is national spokesman for the governing party in India the BJP that's the party of course of Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanks very much for taking time here at the Munich Security Conference

46:40 Let's talk about, first of all the news that has really been shaking the event here today. The death of Alexei Navalny, the Russian opposition leader India has maintained good relations with Russia for decades and also through the war over the last couple years When something like this happens, what goes through your mind and what goes through the kind of calculations in Delhi? Is this really a country Russia that you want to be doing business with? Russia I will reiterate India stand. Russia was is and will remain India's strong friend and ally. Yay! These are friend our ally we don't care what you say Deutsche Welle Of course not

47:26 Of course not. There was some actual business going on though! There's some real big... Oh yeah, oh yeah here it is. NATO defence ministers have put talk of a rift between the US and Europe behind them following a two-day meeting in Brussels The alliance hailed the increase in defense budgets which will see European members spending an extra 33 billion dollars this year And the alliance stressed its continued backing for Ukraine. With ammo running short on the battlefield, NATO defence ministers stressed more needs to be done to ensure that Ukraine has the supplies it needs. We also discussed ramping up production of ammunition to refill our stocks

48:06 and continue to support Ukraine. We need to shift from the slow pace of peacetime, to the high tempo production demanded by conflict." NATO said it will set up a training center with Ukraine and Poland to share intelligence on fighting the Russian army A group of member states also wants to send one million drones to Ukraine And other allies want to help clear mines in the war-torn country Yeah, baby 1 million One million drones Eric Schmidt yeah one million drones. Yeah that doesn't sound fun No But this is 33 million dollars and one million drones a million billion I mean come on just shove it in our face will ya we got it We understand and throw Huma out there

49:01 I have a Richard Engel report if you want that. We haven't heard any actual CIA reports so... Yeah, let's get the spook angle from Richard Engel NBC 47 year old Alexei Navalny was looking healthy joking with a judge via video link from his Arctic prison just two days ago Navalny's mother saw him Monday and said he was in good spirits. Yet somehow Alexei Navalny, Russian President Vladimir Putin's fiercest and most energetic critic dropped dead suddenly... There it is! Get your talking points everybody drop dead suddenly at a penal colony in Siberia

49:42 Prison officials say Navalny went for a walk but felt unwell and quickly lost consciousness. They said medics could not revive him, President Biden blamed President Putin. Make no mistake, Putin is responsible for Navalny's death- In Moscow supporters laid flowers to honor Navalny. Do you think it's maybe, I don't know maybe it's just me being cautious irresponsible to make these sorts of claims when you actually have no evidence? Make no mistake. You're making a mistake by saying that

50:19 Make no mistake, Putin is responsible. Make no mistake, Putin is responsible for Navalny's death In Moscow supporters laid flowers to honor Navalny despite a warning from the state prosecutor Sorry Yes What kind of diplomat is this guy? He's Joe Biden We're doing a war with Ukraine that we'd like to get out of I think Uh-huh, okay. Yeah? So you want to do what's called diplomacy which is a well known phenomenon that is used by politicians to get out of things you don't want to continue to do unless you just want to squander the nation's wealth away on purpose. Are you being sarcastic? Make no mistake he wants us to squander our money! Did you just get off the hayride?!

51:11 Yes, I did. Okay! Make no mistake. I got a hit up my ass Putin is responsible for Navalny's death In Moscow supporters laid flowers to honor Navalny despite a warning from the state prosecutor that protests would not be allowed When a woman tried to unfurl a sign she was taken away by authorities All right then he has some background might as well do that it's not that long Navalny started out as an anti-corruption blogger. A BLOGGER! Exposing on his YouTube show... A BLOGGER! He started out as a blogger? Remember those days of blogs, John? Yeah I used to be a blogger. Yeah we used to blog devorak.org slash blog. Yeah blog, I had a blog. Exposing on his YouTube show the lavish lifestyles in YouTube Show enjoyed by Putin. No i didn't know that.

52:01 That's what he is most known for. This is what so crazy, it was like he was the staunchest opponent... He's a blogger! Navalny was a central figure in massive protests against Putin in 2012. He was jailed and harassed and attacked with a green dye that damaged his right eye In 2020 while on a flight to Moscow Navalny suddenly fell ill. He was poisoned by a nerve agent and flown to Germany to recover, he blamed Putin for the assassination attempt the Kremlin denied responsibility and then came the most consequential decision of his life Navalny returned to Russia after recovering from his poisoning. Navalny deliberately put his life on the line and his principles first

52:51 until his death, which isn't confirmed by his family but who don't seem to doubt it. And then finally we have his wife in Munich. Navalny's wife Yulia in Munich called for President Putin to be punished. We should come together and fight against this evil she said. In 2021 President Biden warned Putin of devastating consequences if anything happened to Navalny in Russian custody Peter pressing him on that on Friday. What consequences should he and Russia face? That was three years ago, in the meantime they faced a hell of lot of consequences and we're contemplating what else could be done. Oh yeah more war talk... I have a series-I just have a little backgrounder clip when I play this is the soft Russian mysterious sora sort unless it's sort for but this from PBS This is a short short short Russian mysterious death

53:48 You know there are some incidents straight out of a spy novel. For example, Sergei Skripal he was an ex-Russian spy who was convicted for working for British intelligence and he and his daughter were found collapsed on the bench in the UK after being injected with Novichok Another spy who ran afoul of Putin, Alexander Litvinenko died from a radioactive substance called polonium. And that was after having tea with two Russian agents in London Boris Nemtsov an opposition figure he was shot as well as investigative journalist Anna Polakovskaya An oil tycoon named Ravel Maganov who called for the end to the invasion of Ukraine He fell to his death from a sixth floor window of Moscow hospital

54:30 And then last year, Evgeny Prigozhin who was the head of the Wagner mercenary group. He died when the plane he was flying in exploded in midair after it left Moscow You know that was shortly after Prigozhin spearheaded an uprising challenging Putin's handling of the Ukraine war and Camilla The list goes on and on now I counted eight eight killings against the Clinton body counts you've just getting started man Oh, it's just a baby. Do we have any do we know that this is not FSBs doing just from the get-go and then Putin just gave him to go ahead and maybe they'd do whatever they want they kill these guys left and right? Well listen why I mean we the CIA does this sort of thing and it doesn't get blamed on the president necessarily no CIA kills people I've heard that could be wrong

55:19 There's another blogger we should probably talk about. This does kind of expose the United States in particular, and the West in general to an expanding problem that most of the rest of non-Western world sees, and that is this double standard because while we excoriate Putin for doing what he did to Navalny, and I agree that shouldn't have been done to him Navalny, by all accounts is a great guy. A truth teller and was trying to expose the regime. You should meet him! And you have the US doing almost the identical thing to Julian Assange who is also in high security prison in the UK awaiting extradition to the U.S., and nobody wants to let him have a voice to do anything either. So that other rest of the world sees that now will tell ourselves oh well that's different because... but most the world you see a political figure

56:09 that the Russians in the United States don't like and they're silencing them in jail. So to them, it's the same thing which means our comments here on Russia are going to fall on deaf ears in a lot of places. There you go so let's just not talk about- And don't forget did like you said earlier January 6th detainees Oh there was something hilarious hold on a second so Nancy Pelosi is there, obviously. And she does an interview on... I think it's called Conflict Zone! Conflict Zone!! And so it's about Ukraine obviously and listen to what her head is actually filled with. But there are levers that... Okay hold on actually I want to play these two in sequence The first one was kind of short So this is about

56:58 Israel versus Hamas. Mr Biden said Israel's conduct of the war was over-the-top, there are a lot of innocent people who are starving he said there were a lot of innocent people who were in trouble and dying and it has got to stop can Mr Biden make it stop? Well we have I don't want to call him mister because I've lost so much respect for him Netanyahu there seems to be You've lost respect for him Long time ago But nonetheless, he seems to be calling the shots and he in his very extreme right wing. I wouldn't even say conservative because that's a legitimate place to be in the world of thinking on this spectrum but radical right-wing cabinet so it hope that hearing from a friend of Israel as Joe Biden has always been and all of us have been is that he would respect

57:56 the lives of the people who were innocent collateral damage in this war. So here's Nancy, Ms Pelosi with one of those sheriff star badges when a share badges have Ukraine USA. You need to get a close-up shot of that for the newsletter or at least I'd like to see it maybe troll room can get me URL. Troll Room can get us shot, a good close up so she's like no he's not a good guy he's far right but she's being very careful with her words I know APAC may be concerned about what she's saying So then Mr. Conflict Zone asks her well but the same question

58:34 Matt Lee asks, but you have levers. You've said you have levers to pull. You can pull levers what levers are they? Levers! But there are levers that Biden could use which he hasn't used. There were leavers which previous presidents have used when Israel has in their view crossed the line For example, go back to 1956 Eisenhower threatened sanctions if Israel didn't put it like 1956 I was 40 back then dude. I don't remember that isn't our threat and sanctions if Israel didn't pull its forces out of Sinai Reagan You know, held up delivery of fighter jets over Israel's action in Lebanon. George Bush Sr blocked loan guarantees because of settlement building. He did I was there the day that... That I... Well you're going back to 56. So these levers are there aren't they? There are some but the president has said something about the settlements

59:32 He has said something about the settlements. But saying and blocking weapon supplies, for instance are very different things aren't they? Well it's not... It's a path. It's a path. Look this is terrible I mean nobody wants to in any way minimize what happened on October 6th This was barbaric! It's October 7th Nancy your head still in January six minimize what happened on October 6th. This was barbaric, it was horrible and consequences of hostage taking rape murder kidnapping attacking young people at a music festival how bad could it get? And almost to the point of inviting

1:00:20 inviting a reaction. Because she's saying January 6th, really October 6th I think what she is saying there is also we were inviting a reaction. It's in her head! This woman it's in her head She's practically admitting to January 6 being set up In my mind which of course is twisted but its that sheriff badge that blinded me very weird It's a weird badge. I wonder what... No one has been able to find it, you see it in all the videos. It looks like a sheriff's badge! I can't say it any other way. It has got a big star in the middle. It is like gold or copper color. Gold isn't goldish and then it has little Ukraine and US flag. If you sign off on maybe it was the Billion Dollar Club if you sign off for Ukraine you get a badge? It's like flair

1:01:13 Something's screwy about it. It is very NLP-ish Speaking of such I would like to do a little presentation unless you want to more on Munich Let me see what i got here. I don't know if there any more munich stuff, I've got... I Don't think so no No? No, I'm good okay, so Tucker Carlson dropped a video with Mike Benz And everybody's all jitty-jacked about it. Have you by any chance seen... Before you continue with that, did you see Tucker in the Russian supermarket? Well then let me start with that because I need to say something about that as well!

1:02:00 Here's the opening clip of Tucker in the Moscow supermarket. So a long-standing feature, maybe the longest standing feature of Cold War propaganda in the West was these Soviet grocery store no products, no choices, shoddily made things And it wasn't actually propaganda. It was real and you know the debt, but he's showing video from I don't know what 1956? I mean this it's been quite modern for many years in Moscow You can look up the pictures on the internet if you want one that got me So we thought would be interesting to take a look at a contemporary modern-day 2024 Russian grocery store two years into sanctions Here we go

1:02:45 Alright. Here we go! So I guess you put in 10 rubles here and you get it back when you put the card... Okay, stop it right there. No this is what I want to talk about This particular... Yes. What he's showing is the old put a coin in, pull the card out this is not unique to Russia It has been around for 10 years Holland has had it since they had the Gilder They have them all over the South Yeah Whole Foods has them Well I haven't seen him around here but That was my point He needs to get out more

1:03:22 I agree 100%... Good catch. You caught yourself, it's safe. I agree that he needs to get out more because that little coin thing is not new and 10... No! ...I'd say it's been around 25 years minimum Alright now So, Tucker does an interview with Mike Benz. Mike Benz worked in cybersecurity—I'm not sure that's the exact title—at the State Department for the past two years he has been the executive director of Foundation for Freedom Online. The Foundation for Freedom Online is not a non-profit it says on... He's the only person

1:04:04 executive director, his mission through educational reports legal assistance and public policy analysis concerning developing threats to digital liberties. We seek to provide nonpartisan insights and assistance to all peoples taking a stand for freedom of speech, freedom of expression in the free exchange of ideas online And it's a free speech watchdog dedicated to restoring the promise of a free and open internet. There is no donate button, does not claim to be a non-profit So I looked all over the website and then I see at the bottom under the contact page It says they are backed by this other outfit called Empower Oversight

1:04:48 at empower, E-M-P-O-W-R dot U.S., and they are accountability and public integrity through the power of information. They defend whistleblowers and their leadership... Their founder is Jason Foster. It's all Republican people Represented four different congressional committees in hundreds of disputes with the executive branch over documents and witnesses. There's, let me see Beth Levine Street is now she does strategic committee Robert hire officer in the US Marine Corps special agent with the U.S. Secret Service and they're located in Fairfax Virginia

1:05:34 And, you know and they have now they are a nonprofit empowerment oversight whistleblowers and research about a million bucks again located in Fairfax Virginia. So rather spooky even though on their website they say someplace in Texas okay fine But I wonder, you know who's funding this outfit? This is what always wondered. He had a good job at the State Department, leaves the State Department goes on lots of shows he has been on The Pool Boy Show he has been in all kinds of places and i'm not saying he's a bad guy, I am not saying Tucker is a bad guy but it feels to me like a massive redirection because here was an hour-and four minute conversation where mainly Mike is talking And he...he's saying the correct things

1:06:25 But it's the first eight minutes that is important, and then for the next 55 minutes all he's doing is telling everybody about the censorship industrial complex. How social media in America censoring you, censoring you, censoring you, censoring... And I believe that to be misdirection with—I'm setting it all up right now—I don't know whether that's purposeful Or not. Tucker is definitely a useful idiot in this case, and I have a couple of clips and some no agenda clips from back in the day to back up what this really is about because all of this started as propaganda And we've tracked propaganda on the internet for a long time on The No Agenda Show All the way through

1:07:08 repeal of Smith-Munt which had to happen because of propaganda not because of deplatforming and shadow banning and putting notes community notes everywhere but because of actual propaganda. And I think we're being misdirected here so i want to present my case, We start off with... Wait wait wait, misdirect for what purpose? To okay Trusted voices is a concept in the propaganda war. And I'm talking trusted voices like Rene Desestra, who was on Joe Rogan who came from the sleeping giants and she was all no we have to get these horrible companies offline but she's really part of the CIA misinformation. She is part of misinformation

1:08:01 Malone, I've never liked Malone. He says he hangs out with CIA people. He is the one that kind of got rid of the Mathias De Smet theory what was it, mass formation and turned it into something else and directed it towards Hitler instead of the actual phenomenon that this professor studied. Mass formation he turned to mass formation delusion or something and then was just like Hitler and then we're all not... No! So there are people who get on podcasts in particular big podcast Tucker Carlson where's his money coming from? Where is his lawsuit with Fox

1:08:46 Where's that? I mean, you know. I have all kinds of questions about these people." And, you know, Bret Weinstein is now being on Tucker. He was back on Joe Rogan I mean these people are everywhere! Bret Weinstein gets invited to go the Darien Gap and then comes back and says we're being invaded by China No, I'm sorry. I think that we're being misdirected By people who are probably well intending and they just get in from... You know how it happens? It happens to me too Micro dots. I mean things happen I mean, hey you said it. I did yeah but i'm saying in my crew guys i'm saying the q anon You know It's this kind of stuff and there's misdirection taking place And there's my belief that we're all being told to get and if this this interview was so

1:09:33 Earth's shaking. Okay, I think you're rambling a little bit and i'm not getting what I want so let's play this What do you want? What do you want? I wanna know specifically what the op is The op is to focus everybody on deplatforming and censorship And not on the messaging, the propaganda that is out in the open In front of our faces That's what I am talking about That's what he is talking about. that people were using the internet to congregate on blogs and forums, and free speech was championed more than anybody by the Pentagon, the State Department, and our sort of CIA cut out NGO blob architecture as a way to support dissident groups around the world in order to help them overthrow authoritarian governments as they were sort of billed. Essentially, internet-free speech allowed

1:10:47 kind of insta regime change operations to be able to facilitate the foreign policy establishment's State Department agenda and the ability to track to use free speech on the internet as a way to circumvent state control over media, in places like Central Asia or all around the world was seen as a way to be able to do what used to be done out of CIA station houses or out of embassies and consulates in a way that was totally turbocharged. And all of the internet free speech technology was initially created by our national security state, VPN's virtual private networks to hide your IP address tour the dark web to be able to buy and sell goods anonymously end-to-end encrypted chats all these things were created initially as DARPA projects or as joint CIA NSA projects to be able to help intelligence backed groups

1:11:48 overthrow governments that were causing a problem to the Clinton administration or the Bush administration, the Obama administration. And I brought some clips to back that up because... Back what up? That all of these technology initially the psychological operations of the military and state department were used to overthrow foreign governments who are our adversaries Remember they've got internet in a box and all the other stuff This is Newland. Our next question comes from our Farsi feed, at USA Darfarsi. It's a two-part question from Atamin LV. Ask state Iran is about to cut off the internet what's the status of the suitcase Internet?

1:12:37 And what is the US procedure on the new threat to the U.S Navy? I assume... So, yes they had this suitcase internet we were doing everything we could to overthrow countries by having techno experts as Hillary Clinton called them rooms full of people who were infiltrating online, posting messages against the regime. That's what it was used for. And that's what Putin was pissed off about? Yes! It certainly did. This is Tom Shanker from The New York Times 2011 Yeah it certainly did. What the American military intelligence can do

1:13:17 forge the watermarks or certification if you will of official Al-Qaeda postings because they don't want people going online and pretending to be them but, you know American cyber technology is so advanced that they can have a near perfect recreation of an al-Qaeda message. And what they're doing from time to time is going on to jihadi websites and posting conflicting, contradictory orders statements that raise doubt about who the jihadi should follow and who's really in charge? Is this person still alive? five, are they still in control? And the goal is to really disrupt the entire network by sowing distrust and dissent and confusion. We've been told that they've had some great successes at that.

1:14:06 Because I think that that is the thing that we're being directed away from, is who are these people who are posting messages sowing dissent coming into groups probably in our own group as well rummaging around but Mike Benz his whole hour was about the removal of free speech. That's what Tucker said, oh free speech is all... Oh we don't have free speech? Yeah that's not what it's about! To me it's a cover-up of what is really going on. This is the second part of Ben's. And this plan worked magically from about 1991 until about 2014 when there began to be an about face on internet freedom and its utility now the high watermark of this sort of internet free speech moment was the Arab Spring in 2011-2012 when you had

1:14:59 One by one, all of the adversary governments of the Obama administration Egypt, Tunisia all began to be toppled in Facebook revolutions and Twitter revolutions. And you had the State Department working very closely with the social media companies To be able to keep social media online during those periods There was a famous phone call from Google's Jared Cohen to Twitter to not do their scheduled maintenance so that this is that the preferred opposition group in iran would be able to use twitter uh... to uh... to win that election so it's free speech was an instrument statecraft from the national security state to begin with all of that architecture all the ngos relationships between the tech companies and national security state have been long established for freedom

1:15:45 In 2014, after the coup in Ukraine there was an unexpected counter-coup where Crimea and Donbass broke away. And they broke away with essentially a military backstop that NATO was highly unprepared for at the time They had one last Hail Mary chance, which was the Crimea annexation vote in 2014. And when the hearts and minds of the people of Crimea voted to join the Russian Federation that was the last straw for the concept of free speech on the internet in the eyes of NATO And now we go back to Hillary Clinton.

1:16:41 you know, is more effective than others. We are certainly training people both outside and inside to be able to use technology to circumvent this is one of my highest priorities I've spoken out repeatedly about the right of people that have access to the Internet it is freedom of speech and expression and assembly values that we think every human being is entitled too But we have also seen the regime in Iran impose what amounts to an electronic curtain. It's the 21st century equivalent of the barbed wire and the fences, and the dogs that the old Soviet Union used because

1:17:21 They come at it from the same mentality. They want totalitarian control over what you learn and what you say, and even what you think, how you worship, all the things that go to the heart of human dignity and human freedom So yes we are doing everything we can Now I will quickly add that we're experimenting. Sometimes we think something will work, it turns out not to work. Sometimes we get maybe a year ahead of the regime's efforts and then they catch up and then we have to go back viewers that we are committed to doing everything we can to provide as much communication freedom inside and outside of Iran, two people trying to speak out for their rights as possible. So Mike Benz's point that he goes on and on if you look I'm presuming you haven't seen the hour-long interview

1:18:14 What everyone is responding to is they have back doors into Twitter, they can take you off. They can shadow ban you but that's the wrong thing to focus on As they saw it, the fundamental nature of war changed at that moment. And NATO at that point declared something that they first called the Durasimov Doctrine which is named after this Russian military general who they claimed made a speech that the fundamental nature of war has changed you don't need to win military skirmishes to take over Central and Eastern Europe All you need to do is control the media and the social media ecosystem because that's what controls elections. And if you simply get the right administration into power, they control the military so it's infinitely cheaper than conducting a military war to simply conduct an organized political influence operation over social media and legacy media. An industry had been created that spanned the Pentagon, the British Ministry of Defense in Brussels into

1:19:12 organized political warfare outfit, essentially infrastructure that was created initially stationed in Germany and in Central and Eastern Europe to create psychological buffer zones. Basically to create the ability to have the military work with the social media companies to censor Russian propaganda or to censor domestic right-wing populist groups in Europe who are rising in political power at the time because of the migrant crisis. See, this is where he starts to pivot and this is what I disagree with What he's focusing everybody on is censorship But what the Defense Department was really doing was stuff like this. As we work the data piece, it gives us the ability instead of just... This is from 2017 our own archives. ...throwing a message out and hope it lands? We can actually I call that kind of meat cleaver messaging as you throw it out there and hopefully hits the right audience so we have

1:20:11 ability, and I'll use an example of something we've started this year. And this is using Facebook ads. I can go within Facebook. I can go grab an audience. I will give a hypothetical. I could pick country X. I need age group 13 to 34. I need people who have liked You know, whether it's Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi or any other set. And I can shoot and hit them directly with messages for in some places in the world It's literally pennies a click So you know that's what they're doing They're using this in the same propaganda is as old as the word propaganda

1:20:54 But that's what we need to focus on is on the propaganda. And then the final clip, this is Mike Benz who really explains what this is about. This kind of helps us understand why NATO was all freaked out about Trump because without NATO then the real owners of the world are in trouble. When Brexit happened in 2016, it was... that was this crisis moment where suddenly they didn't have to worry just about Central and Eastern Europe anymore It was coming westward This idea of Russian control over hearts and minds And so that was... Brexit was June 2016 The very next month at the Warsaw Conference

1:21:32 NATO formally amended its charter to expressly commit to hybrid warfare as this new NATO capacity. So they went from basically 70 years of tanks, to this explicit capacity building for censoring tweets that they were deemed Russian proxies and again, it's not just Russian propaganda This was these were now brexit groups or groups like Matteo Salvini in Italy Or in Greece or in Germany or in Spain with the Vox party And now at the time NATO was publishing white papers Saying that the biggest threat native faces is not actually a military invasion from Russia. It's losing domestic elections across Europe

1:22:17 to all these right-wing populist groups who, because they were mostly working class movements, were campaigning on cheap Russian energy at a time when the US was pressuring this energy diversification policy. And so they made the argument after Brexit now the entire rules based international order would collapse unless the military took control over media because Brexit would give rise to Frexit in France with Marine Le Pen in Spain with the Vox party, to Italexit in Italy, to Grexit in Germany, to Grexit in Greece. The EU would come apart so NATO would be killed without a single bullet being fired and then not only that now that NATO is gone now there's no enforcement arm for the International Monetary Fund, the IMF or the World Bank So now the financial stakeholders who depend on the battering ram of the national security state would basically be helpless against governments around the world

1:23:09 So I appreciate that Mike Ben said all this. This is absolutely true, but as I said then he just goes on everyone's talking about how incredible the censorship industrial complex is We need to be careful, especially with what I call the info mavericks. What are these people telling us? What battlefield are they sending us to run around and all spun up about this? Oh, there's some shadow band! While in the meantime, the people who were right in our face are giving us information like the supermarkets in Moscow or so much better. You know it's like what...what are we going to pay attention to that's my point. Okay

1:23:57 I thought that he generalized a bit his history of the Internet's a bit much. He's claiming everything happened around 1991 including VPNs which is decade off but I will go listen to that interview and see what I think yeah now um I should have sent it to you, I mean they even wanted put it on the no agenda stream after our show! I'm like No No. Who's they? It doesn't matter, you know the powers that be the powers that run the stream but but that's but that's the kind of that's the level of enthusiasm I see for Mike Benz who may be a very nice guy and Tucker is probably really nice guy but i just have the feeling that they are sending us to these battlefields where they want us to be which is about free speech free speech! They're censoring us oh they're censoring us Elon's great okay

1:24:52 Keep believing that. So I'm gonna do a little Ukraine stuff Alright...I have a couple of clips here, that were kind of like took me aback Wait where's it from? This is this one's from NPR and was from PBS Oh my goodness! Oh PBS oh excellent well wait a minute don't we have a jingle for that That what i am waiting for Yeah I dunno what happened to my jingle Wow, I'm way off. Wow! Yeah, okay... I usually play that thing right away. I don't know what happened You probably could play Amy's right away if you had to Oh here it is There we go Elitist Voices of America This is NPR Or PBS I'm sorry, I really screwed that one up I'll cut it out, no one will know

1:25:55 So let's go with Ukraine. Wait, what? Ukraine's president is warning Western allies that holding up military aid is having an effect on the battlefield. And here's Joanna Kikis' reports Russia secured its first battlefield win in months after Ukrainian troops low on ammunition withdrew from a strategic eastern town President Biden referred to the fall of the town of Divka Wait, wait. What? It's our fault!

1:26:37 This Republican. Oh I thought England in particular was like the big, big boy and the EU and Germany were... No it's our Congress that cost this little city to be overrun by the Russians? Just us alone we're doing the whole thing is that what you telling me? That's our fault yes PBS NPR so NPR Yes that's NPR is our fault yeah In fact, I think it's your fault. John C. Dvorak you're at fault that's how you're supposed to feel it's your fault. This is the second half of that clip Earlier at the Munich security conference Zelensky said a delay in aid only helps Russian President Vladimir Putin who ordered the full-scale invasion of Ukraine nearly two years ago Do not ask Ukraine when the war will end Ask yourself why? Is Putin

1:27:31 still able to continue it. The Russian occupation of Otsivka comes a month before presidential elections in Russia Give us some credit man! Give us some credit So what he's saying there, he is insulting us Yes! Absolutely He is saying how can Russia keep this war going and you wimps can't do it That's right You are Republicans That's right that exactly what he says How dumb is the American public to fall for this? To be suckers for this stupid war For up to two years now. This is billions and billions, and the latest thing is 95 billion they want... Well I think that if you were given one of those nice sheriff stars you'd probably be like oh yeah I gotta help you out! Oh here's the PBS report similar not as bad as that report but PBS

1:28:18 Ukraine at Munich. at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President Kamala Harris met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Zelensky said he's hoping for a break in the months-long congressional logjam that has bottled up U.S. aid from Ukraine. We are counting On this positive decision of the Congress, for us this package is vital. We do not currently look into alternatives because we are counting on the United States as a strategic partner When we talk about the role of America as it relates

1:29:11 just our support for Ukraine. We must be unwavering and we cannot play political games." Harris said there is no plan B if Congress doesn't pass the $60 billion aid package, there's only Plan A she told reporters. The Senate overwhelmingly approved the aid bill but House Speaker Mike Johnson said he won't even bring it up for a vote Good for Mike Johnson. That's interesting because I've learned something else, because these packages are all tied to the border and you know i've looked at the border packages and it seems like there's a lot of money going into helping migrants not into stopping migrants yeah you know they talk a big game but

1:29:55 And well actually here's the big game that is being talked down here. This dirt field along the Rio Grande and Eagle Pass will soon be perhaps the most visible sign that Texas ease wrangling control of border security from the federal government Governor Abbott announced the state is building a forward operating base for the Texas military department To... Forward Operating Base? Play my clip, Texas Base Camp Well, forward operating base is a very militaristic term. Texas Governor Greg Abbott says he wants to build a military base camp at the southern border. Base Camp! The move will support the state's efforts to limit the number of people crossing illegally into the U.S from Mexico. The 80-acre base camp would hold up 2300 National Guard troops Alright but here's what really happening I don't have a clip but someone this morning sent me an article from Tucson

1:30:49 Tucson will see homelessness on steroids as migrant aid funds dry up. And this is mainly the Catholic Community Services, remember all of the State Department... Are you... I'm not gonna try to guess what you're gonna say, but are you going to and iIm just thinking about this on the fly suggest that this aid package that's so important about the border is to refill all the NGO monies? Yes. And that's why I think if Mike Johnson is really smart that's why he's keeping it at bay

1:31:29 Because now we're seeing the wheels come off of everything. And the first one that I've gotten here, it even says the Senate's failed bipartisan border security package co-sponsored by Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona would have appropriated $1.4 billion to support temporary shelters for migrants through the Catholic Community Services NGO And by the way, it's the Catholic bishops. It's the Jewish migrant resettlement. It's all these faith-based migrant resettlements. They know how to do it. Accumulating money? Yes! And its thousands per migrant

1:32:10 So that would explain why maybe Mike Johnson is trying to keep this at bay, to show that it all comes apart if we don't have that money. Because it's not to stop people from coming in, it's to hide them and put them in shelters. And then I get this from Chicago Illinois one of our producers said he's going to apply for this operations focal point flight management In Chicago, International Organization for Migration also known as the IOM Amy Pope former State Department chill who was running that. But exactly what you do in this? What are the responsibilities for this candidate which is $5500 per month

1:32:49 Actually 550833, undertake flight management activities in an assigned area such as leading teams as they meet and assist flights. Meeting and assisting small groups in individual arrivals organizing transit and ground transportation undertaking air ticket validation procedures and completing administrative duties as required monitor and guide teams of operation clerks and operations assistants in completing flight management activities This is a job from the United Nations, an international organization for migration in Chicago. Why don't we just throw the United Nations out of the country? This operation is out to get us!

1:33:32 Yes, well no they're not out to get us. They are doing this because they know that we need to meet that seven trillion dollar mark that the Office of... what is it? The OCB, the Accounting Office of the government. We had that report, they said oh it looks like we'll have a windfall as long as we keep migration. Jerome Powell the Federal Reserve Chief say no it's great immigration is great! It's what we need. We got smart ones coming there Chinese man! We got the smart ones they work cheap, they're smart, they're motivated, they're coming across the border their clothes are clean, their shoes are clean, they've taken an Uber...we're being screwed

1:34:20 And here's NPR just to back it up that the migrant crossings are down because the money is drying up. The number of migrants trying to cross the US-Mexico border went down by 50% in January, sounds like a pretty significant drop why did that happen? It is a pretty steep dip I mean for context in December authorities encountered over 249 thousand migrants crossing the border unauthorized That's the highest monthly total ever recorded Why?

1:35:03 But think about what's been going on in the US in the last few months. All these really heated arguments about the need to increase border enforcement and deportations, I spoke to Adam Isaacson from The Washington Office on Latin America about how that sparked rumors that the U.S was closing down its border. Migrants were... This is a lie by the way this is the national Public radio lie. It's because the money is not being passed without the money all these groups can't operate But okay, let's just say oh yeah Oh people are scared because oh things are weird in Washington widely believe if they know that something was going to happen at the end of December then you had to get in before the end of the year and

1:35:47 That's the budget end. It's a combination of word-of-mouth and also some messaging from smugglers saying go now, go now be my customer now So basically it led to let's get ahead of this and run in December And then a drop in January Was there any change in US enforcement on the border that could have led to it? Well, Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has said border enforcement agents didn't have the funding to secure the border in the month of December. So that's why you saw such high numbers Congress has failed to provide additional funding for major changes in border enforcement. And money for these organizations, so what we're seeing again is seasonal dips rumors of a border shutdown and some more enforcement in Mexico also the Biden administration restarted deportation flights back to Venezuela and other countries which have sent a message

1:36:43 Remember that there's a global appeal going on by Amy Pope for the IOM. Complex situations are driving higher levels of migration all over the world, they are delivering new challenges that test our existing ways of working and require a much more strategic approach both

1:37:26 The budget has grown, but the need for our help has grown even faster. So send us money $7.9 billion she needs and then this? Okay well we don't have him coming in from the border so according to the Washington Post WAPO DHS is planning a mass release of illegals if we need more workers for what? To be cheap! The Washington Post reports, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement has drafted plans to release thousands of immigrants and slash its capacity to hold detainees after the failure of a Senate border bill that would have erased $700 million dollars in budget shortfall. They're out of money! I mean... And meanwhile

1:38:20 We're making our kids trans, we're giving them cereal that's killing them. It's making it not work! The sex organs aren't working and they are all afraid of climate change So this is what you get...we have about nine months until the election people should start making babies really quick Let's get to it people. Well this brings me to a kind of propagandistic good news clip which I have is that... Early? No, this was part of- It was the decision making process as to what clip i was going to play at the end Okay okay But this one has to do with what we're talking about now and I think it's time to play because its not that great of a clip anyway just the longer of the two Alright

1:39:04 I want to, this is the Haitian immigrant. This is a prop- I looked at this clip and said this is kind of piece of propaganda where woman in Brookline among others as being encouraged to take in immigrants! This is like thing that's going to be pushed? thought on this is going to be pushed. Take in an immigrant, in this case she could take and she took a Haitian family who now are their servants, free servants. Cook for... Oh wait I think I'm gonna get it on this action! I'm liking this look after the dog walk the dog yeah I think there's an element of slavery involved here

1:39:47 that looks like it's good humanitarian, humanitarian slavery is the only way I can describe it. Here we go." She felt bad as any mother would now things are looking much brighter as they've been welcomed into Lisa Hillenbrand Brooklyn apartment. She says her daughter is very happy. When she wakes up in the morning, she says hi Lisa and everyone starts the day smiling it's a delight

1:40:23 and it's really fun having them. What I realized is there's so much prejudice against refugees, mostly because people don't know them." Lisa says she feels like she has her own personal chef as Wildande loves cooking. In fact her goal is to open up her own restaurant. The couple has their work permits and they've been taking English classes. They're open to work anywhere to save money for their future. In the meantime, they're enjoying their time with Lisa, their new friend for life and their daughter's new grandmother. They are hardworking, they want to learn, they want to be successful and I feel great helping them

1:41:12 understand the refugee crisis from the inside. Lisa says she's so impressed by the number of people she has met right here at Brookline Town Hall meetings who have been stepping up and hosting families, she is hopeful more will do the same in coming days and weeks. In Brookline Erin Logan NBC10 Boston Alright, the need for more migrant shelters in Massachusetts is something we've been following really closely. You can find more information about this and find out how you can actually help on our website NBC10Boston.com Good news! A good good news! Good news! A good good news! Well I think... Okay. I think that they should put into the Now here's how you get the bill passed Mike Johnson. You put in there that you will pay me as an American citizen to take one of these families to be my servants

1:41:59 Now you've got a plan. I get some nice Asian cooking... What would you have to, what amount of money would it take for you to do that? Oh not much! Let's just say it's family, husband wife and two kids No no the kids, I don't want kids. I can only have husband and wife. You can't have any kids? No kids Husband and wife and she can cook and clean and he can stand guard Or garden. Oh, we can garden and sand outside with an AR-15 and garden a little bit. Yeah to keep the other immigrants away. Walk the dog you know? Keep the other immigrants away! Again I ask the question how much would it take? Not much. Come on give me a number. I'll take the $5,500 a month

1:42:54 That's reasonable. Yeah, I think that is very reasonable and i'll be helping out society yeah and i'll be learning about the immigrant crisis from the inside exactly And you learn a little Spanish? Yes! Learn some Spanish... Which by the way I thought the Haitians always spoke French No she was speaking French she wasn't speaking Spanish Well it wasn't any French I've ever heard It was uh it was Fran-ish it was kind of in between But Haitians, they kind of have the same kitchen as Jamaicans. So they got like jerk chicken and stuff? Yeah! They probably make terrific food. I bet it's great. This would be fantastic. Really? Well that would solve the crisis now their kids...I mean they just have to leave them in Haiti can't bring them over here

1:43:47 This is the thinking. I think you're onto something, there is an element of slavery going on here." Yes totally! But again the bankers the true owners and if you look at the IMF yeah there's credits that each country gives but it's institutions and its big banks and it's big money and they lend out to all these poor countries And if you don't pay, you know, you pay back. Oh, you got to pay? You've got to have austerity! So they like controlling everything and they like to have control over where people live, and where the money goes. And so that's why they're encouraging this immigration into America and into Europe otherwise they know that there are no more children being made it is just not enough This is what a former New York banker told me we beat China because our population is growing It's so good that their sending healthy military aged men to us Well...a few

1:44:50 Yeah, it's a start. It's the beginning that's what's going on it's nothing else is not like they're gonna you know it's not like there are spies and I take over the country from the inside No! It's great here we just need people who can work who want to work cheap yeah and they don't expect $100,000 dollars a year right out of high school exactly and these people they don't want to be influencers They don't want to be YouTubers. Influencers! No, they don't! I'm gonna be an influencer These people don't want to do that That's what is going on... That is the reality of our world people And you know and the problem we get such hardened hearts by what's going on then we have no compassion This at least it compassionate Well talking about compassion I have a new series of clips called Crap Collection Oh well we need a jingle for that

1:45:43 Yeah, somebody should come up with that. Okay crap collection crap collection all right I have two clips for today's collection Oh good They're just pathetic. I've said this before about Drew Barrymore. I think she's a phony Don't like her show and she's too much you actually watch the show oh I catch it once in a while and before, but I kind of freeze in time. My jaw drops and I can't get to the step to turn it off fast enough But here this was floating around at the internet this clip when I wait Wait wait wait then toss do it properly? I'm doing what I like You didn't weren't yeah

1:46:26 She's with Michelle Obama. Oh, big money! And she's got Michelle's new book in her hands And I don't know what the book's about. This could be an old clip when Michelle first came out with another book, but I don't know. But this is the kind of thing that bugs me about Drew Barrymore. She's full of crap, full of herself. She's too much! When I was reading this book at night and coming home from work which we take with us so anyone who compartmentalizes personal and professional my hat's off to you because usually it bleeds all together for me. And I would hold your book to my chest at night

1:47:05 And I would wish that I was in your family, that you were my mom or my sister. And I feel like everybody feels like that." Yeah! That's what she does remember the Dylan Mulvaney? Oh, the Dylan Mulvaney... She got on her knees before Dylan Mulvaney. She is on her knees to Dylan Mulvaney. You're so wonderful as a girl And so the other crap clip I have for today is this one, I think came up from a somebody posted this somewhere. I didn't get it from the show because I don't really watch Stephen Colbert that much but this is Steven. This is an example. This is beyond Trump derangement syndrome. This is a person who needs serious help. You just jump in the gun you want me to get through these clips here we go play.

1:48:00 I know how numb we've become, but it's not normal. No other candidate for the presidency has ever had to pause his campaign to defend himself in multiple courts! And i would like to point out that in all seven of his cases no one, NO ONE doubts that he did these things We're just sitting around patiently waiting to find out if the wheels of justice will grind fast enough for there to be any consequences and the media is covering it like as any other political story Like its all horse race Wow Wow. Stephen spun up Colbert. How is that funny? Stephen spun up Colbert, wow! That's not funny. He's not funny. Well he lost it I have some crap clips if you're gonna do that. Yes, I love crap clips CNN this morning SE cup haven't heard from her in a while This is the really amazing trick Donald Trump has managed to pull off First he managed to get conservatives To stop caring about conservatism

1:48:54 Then he got Christians to stop caring about like scripture, the Bible. What would Jesus do? Now Jesus is woke. Whoa! Hold on a second I missed the memo Jesus is woke alright I see come He got Republicans and Americans to stop caring about America and what democracy should mean. Who's she talking about? Trump! You know, the patriotic military loving far right to stop caring about national security and caring about our servicemen and women are troops. I mean it's it's A feat, what Donald Trump has done to the right in this country in a very short period of time. It's amazing! What is she talking about? A feat, I think she's talking about this clip from NBC about feet. Donald Trump out of the courthouse and back on the road tonight. That big crowd. Appearing at SneakerCon in Philadelphia We're going to remember the young people

1:49:56 We're gonna remember sneaker con your sneaker heads Less than 24 hours after a New York judge ordered Trump and his company to pay more than 350 million dollars in damages for years of fraudulent business practices and lying about the value of his properties The former president took today to promote a money-making deal, having struck a naming rights agreement for a limited edition sneaker line. The most expensive pair in the series selling for $399. That's the real deal! You know, there's never a report about Air Jordans costing $500-$600. Oh no Trump he said sneaker con no less! This guy knows how to market... Sneaker Con? We need sneakers No Agenda shop we need sneakers. We should have No Agenda sneakers Yeah we should have sneakers why not? Kids love it They buy them they trade them It was great No Agenda is sneakers I don't think... Yes

1:51:02 They have a new, well you were going to finish your thought and then I have there's a cure for some cancer. No i was not ready to go to cancer. Okay. I was going to stay with Trump for a moment Well I have the three by three if you want to do Trump's stupid court case Oh yeah? You got Fonny Willis No, no. This is the New York case where you got fined $350 million dollars. Oh well let me do... Because he's broke! So if you fine him, the guy is broke so let's find him 350 million. Let me do the Fonny Willis first because that's funny That's just funny Yeah I don't have any f-f-funny By the way when did it become funny? Where's the W? Because Fannie doesn't sound right and the BBC can't say Fannie Yeah there's a comment I could make right there that would be quite offensive

1:51:51 We know that in Britain, fanny is not a word you can say on the radio. It's buttocks! No, not in...no In England fanny is vagene Is that right? Yes The vagina is fanny in England I know Those guys are very confused They got it wrong Just so you know You got it wrong Brits It's the wrong side just saying So this is Anderson 3 Cooper with Tom Foreman. A stunning and fiery day in court. As Fulton County District Attorney Fannie Willis took the stand to defend herself and her case. You're confused, you think I'm on trial? These people are on trial for trying to steal an election in 2020

1:52:39 In one explosive exchange after another, she explained her romantic relationship with the prosecutor she hired to lead the election fraud case. And she tore into the legal team around former President Trump and his allies. It's highly offensive when someone lies on you and it is highly offensive when they try to implicate that you slept with somebody the first day you met with them...and I take exception to it At issue in the hearing were two key questions. First, when did her romantic relationship with special prosecutor Nathan Wade begin? Let's be clear 2022

1:53:16 was the start of any intimate sexual relationship with a district attorney. While Wade testified that the romance started when the investigation of Trump and his co-defendants was well underway, A one time mutual friend Robin Yurtey insisted it started way back in 2019 Did you observe them do things that are common among people having a romantic relationship? Yes, such as can you give us an example? Hugging kissing this affection Willis's take at that time she and Wade were friends nothing more and as for that contrary testimony I have not spoken to Robin in Over a year. I certainly do not consider her a friend now Now want to remind everybody I want to remind everybody the Moe said mo from both facts

1:54:15 He said, this is happening with black women across the board. They put them in it was DEI you get the position now you got to prove it and otherwise you're all out You're all going to be taken down and this is the destruction of a black woman in public Because Trump can't be taken down she is going to be the fall guy for this It'll be her fault And everyone just say, oh the black lady did it. That is Moe's position and I think he's right. What...and I have another clip when i'm surprised by they-I think it's in this clip he keeps talking about Team Trump Is it Trump's lawyers who are? Isn't this a case about a marriage isn't this a divorce proceeding There's two proceedings going on

1:55:05 This particular proceeding, and it's not Trump. It is one of the co-defendants that brought this forward and then the other case which is the divorce case brought out the documents that were necessary to take this... Yeah so there's a combination things going on here and Trump's really not the one involved but, pshh. The way she sees everything is Trump so... But it's also the way Anderson 360 with Tom Foreman sees it. Team Trump came in saying Wade used money from that appointment to take Willis on trips to California, Aruba, Belize the Bahamas and more. But hold on Wade said Willis paid him back in cash for all that travel. What I alleged is that our travel

1:56:00 was split roughly evenly. A line he held even as team Trump drilled in I'm sure you probably have the deposit slips where you took the cash and deposited the cash into your account don't you? i did not deposit the cash in my account You don't have a single solitary deposit slip to corroborate or support any of your allegations that you were paid by Mrs. Willis in cash, do you? No sir Not a single solitary one? Not a one And Willis was right there with him dismissing the claims of financial shenanigans I mean i paid for the hotel, I paid for the flights, I had a birthday luncheon for him, I paid for massages, I payed for everything and as for always repaying in cash Wow! I have money at my house You have money your house so it's just money that was there When you meet my father he is going to tell you as a woman

1:56:55 You should always have, which I don't have so let's not tell him that. You should at least six months in cash at your house all the time." She also batted down questions about sensitive personal matters. a black man. Did you understand that? And slapped away so much of what Team Trump said. No, no this is the truth judge and it is a lie! Man she's talking about oh sometimes I have $9000 in cash. Yeah she sounds like a drug dealer. Then its fungible, had it for my campaign... Well as you remember when you played a clip just the short out-of-the blue clip where she said

1:57:42 She skimmed money from her campaign. Yeah, yeah and none of the media has picked this up or said anything about it This is a violation Your campaign Money is not something you can just pocket I mean It's sad because this is the end of the road for DEI This is how it ends You got, yes. The optimist you and Moe both in this case. No what I mean it's sad for these high profile black women and we'll see more of this they're the same people who say oh no oh yes we gotta have a black woman on the Supreme Court gotta be black woman here black woman there black black black woman black woman now it's like the Black Lady did it!

1:58:30 That's what happening here. But she brought it on herself! And you saw with Sunny Hostin... I have no sympathy for her. Sunny Hosten the same way, who gets taken down? Purposely?! She deserved it too. Yes but this is my point. She was deluded Yeah well but this is what happening and I'm just saying that... And Sunny Hoskins is going nowhere she still has a big you know good salary working at The View Yeah, I think that whoopee can now lord it over her. That's right. That's right We were watching the old Cheers episode. I keep looking at Ted dance and thinking really man remember Remember he did he they would they didn't marry you they there were dating No, no, did they broke up right after we came into the party with blackface? Genius genius well that's one way to break up with with Whoopi

1:59:26 So we can do, I have a quick three-parter from NPR which is very NPRish about the tech companies and AI. And then we could do 3x3 or 3x3 first whatever you want. It's not dealer choice. Well this 3x3 is a minor a minor one, except that in fact I'm always amused by the fact that nobody wants to... none of the mainstream media wants to discuss the fact that most of this case in New York is fraud case. He didn't defraud anybody! Nobody brought the case forward. It's great and and the biggest element of it was what they consider a misstatement of the value of Mar-a-Lago which is in Florida

2:00:13 which is in Florida, which has got nothing to do with anything but it had to do with his business doing dealings in New York. And he says Mar-a-Lago, which is a monstrous facility in Palm Beach, is worth one point something billion and the judge refuses to accept that because if you say that's a lie! It's worth 18 million, which is like as house in San Francisco and so I'm thinking This 3x3 would be interesting to see if we can spot somebody actually bringing that up. The never-ending... That's right, this is where we check them out. The three big networks plus. Is there a plus? Yes yes you have a plus You've got Turkish radio and television plusing today. Well it looks like yeah. TRT, TRT Alright let's listen to the Nat Pops, the human pops Let's see how it goes as we compare

2:01:14 big machine of news. ABC Tonight's ruling strikes at the heart of Donald Trump's image, carefully crafted for decades The former president fined a staggering $355 million and banned from doing business for three years in New York the city where he built his fortune and made his name The judge determining Trump flagrantly overvalued his signature properties in order to get favorable bank loans and insurance rates things everyday Americans would never get away with Donald Trump may have authored the art of the deal, but he perfected the art of the steal. Today! Whoa! I hope everyone had that quote The court once again ruled in our favor

2:01:56 and in favor of every hard-working American who plays by the rules. The most high profile examples of fraud, the Trump Tower penthouse. The Trump Organization inflated its value by some $200 million declaring it was 30 thousand square feet but Trump signed a document certifying it's 1 third that size 11 thousand square feet And while Trump claimed his Mar-a-Lago resort was worth up to $600 million, its true assessed value was no more than 27 million. Today Judge Arthur N. Gorin writing Trump's complete lack of contrition and remorse borders on pathological calling Trump incapable of admitting the error of his ways The former president attended 10 days at the trial

2:02:37 This trial is ridiculous. And on the witness stand he attacked Judge Ngorin to his face, complaining this is a very unfair trial I hope the public is watching In his ruling today the judge knocked Trump's testimony for long irrelevant speeches adding his refusal to answer questions directly or in some cases at all severely compromised his credibility Moments ago, Trump lashing out. It's a very sad day for the country. A crooked New York state judge just ruled that I have to pay a fine of $355 million dollars for having built the perfect company Great cash great buildings great everything Question when so this of course goes to appeal which is just cost more money

2:03:21 Does he have to pay the fine right away or does it wait until appeal? No, of course not. Alright alright so it's just a pain in the butt. So this is another black woman who was pushed to the forefront. This Letitia James she's gonna take the fall for this too you can see it coming down Main Street Well she's very cocky! So go to NBC Tonight, a crushing blow to the Trump family's real estate empire. A judge in New York handing down a more than $350 million civil penalty against Donald Trump plus interest for lying about his wealth for financial gain barring him from obtaining loans in the state for three years banning Mr. Trump's adult sons from running any company for two years ordering they pay more than four million dollars each Today justice has been served

2:04:19 Today we prove that no one is above the law. These Chinese are coming in over the border. They're above the law, that's who is above the law. And slamming the suit brought by New York's Democratic Attorney General. These are radical left Democrats they're lunatics and it's election interfering if I weren't running none of this stuff would have ever happened With no jury at trial todays ruling left solely in the hands of Judge Arthur N Goren who decided the heart of the state's fraud case months ago finding the Trump family wrongly exaggerated the value of some of its most iconic properties on financial statements to receive better deals on bank loans. This trial was to sort out the penalty Mr. Trump and his adult children all took the witness stand in hopes of fending off a decision with massive consequences for their real estate portfolio and family legacy

2:05:14 I became president because of the grant. Mr Trump's defense team arguing there was no victim, the banks were repaid and testified they did not rely on Mr Trump's valuations The former President's attorneys had implored the judge not to impose a fine akin to the corporate death penalty But today the judge writing quote Donald Trump is not Bernie Madoff yet defendants are incapable of admitting the error of their ways Instead they adopt a see no evil hear. No, evil speak. No evil posture that the evidence belies I thought that they literally compared him to Bernie

2:05:53 Bernie Madoff in a different stage. I thought i heard that! I don't remember that either Yeah, yeah...I thought it was Trump-Madoff... Listen to this man! Listen to this! Hold on a second.. I was sitting in court and we were just leaving you know everything was wrapping up MSNBC Judge and Warren right at the end of the Attorney General had wrapped up their arguments And Judge Ngorin had one question. He looked at the lawyer for the Attorney General and he says, how does this case compare to Bernie Madoff? Wow! And I went wow. He literally did that

2:06:41 That's pretty poor reporting. What? From an NBC product?! I'm surprised! These clips are too long, these are all almost two minutes. Yes well i will...I am going to rebuke The Jones, the Jones Brothers. The Jones Boys for providing clips that are too long! Well especially for a 3x3 it's just too long and they're... is CBS the best one? They're hard to cut down on yeah but let's listen to the last two and then we'll be done Tonight, a potentially crushing blow to Donald Trump's business empire and bank account. The former president ordered to pay more than $350 million dollars and banned from running a business in New York or applying for loans in the state for three years

2:07:31 His two sons each fined $4 million and barred from doing business in New York for two years, thrusting the leadership of the family company into peril. Being prohibited from doing business in your home state or the state where you have so many properties and so many business activities is an absolutely devastating sanction. Trump lawyer Alina Haba called the verdict a manifest injustice and said an appeal battle is coming The former president reacted late today. It's a very sad day for, in my opinion the country He needs to, okay I don't know why or is this the only statement he made because he made a statement in the hallway. The acoustics are bad it's just not good It's not good! He needs to do better micing on his statements New York State Judge just ruled and he's crooked as you can get And lot of people expected something like this but not for the amount In his ruling judge Arthur Gordon

2:08:27 Unless that was edited. Trump's comment, the way he said it was... The judge ruled that he was as crooked as you can get! A very funny way of putting it. Oh, oh, that's interesting. The former president reacted late today It is a very sad day for in my opinion the country A New York State judge just ruled and he's crooked as you can get. And a lot of people expected something like this, but not for the amount. In his ruling Judge Arthur N. Gorin said of Trump and the other defendants their complete lack of remorse borders on pathological

2:09:04 This whole thing is very unfair. That's really psychological, this CBS report now they're pulling something from like the Barbara Walters interview? This is good! On Trump himself who took the stand two times the judge said his refusal to answer the questions directly or in some cases at all severely compromised his credibility Judge Angoran had already ruled that Trump and his sons and company executives committed years of business fraud fraudulently inflating their assets to boost the former president's net worth, including his Trump Tower penthouse and Mar-a-Lago exaggerating its value by as much as 2300 percent. Today's penalty caps a three month trial in a lawsuit brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James The scale and the scope of Donald Trump's fraud is staggering And so too is his ego

2:09:58 and his belief that the rules do not apply to him. She's been watching Billions too much, she thinks she is Chuck now from Billions Attorney General Well you did catch the weakness of all these reports which is only ABC used a quote where she says it's art in the deal as the art of the steel Yeah Which was good catch but none of the other networks played it so let us play the Turkish This shows you that the international media is just as bad as ours. He's a leading presidential candidate for the Republican Party, but Donald Trump's campaigning schedule has taken a backseat to courtroom appearances and legal challenges. He claims the cases are politically motivated

2:10:45 These are corrupt people and they're using this as weaponization against a political opponent who's up a lot in the polls, and always will be. On Friday, a New York judge ordered Donald Trump pay $355 million dollars in penalties for defrauding lenders for more than a decade I don't think I heard of single one of the three OG 3x3s mentioning that this will be up for appeal Did anyone even mention that? Not in these, but I've heard it. Yeah, you'd think they would mention instead of conclude that he's out 350 million.

2:11:24 The former president has also been banned from doing business in New York for three years. His sons and co-defendants were also hit with fines and two year bans on doing business in the state, but the judge stopped short of cancelling Trump's business licenses which some say could have ended his business empire. Empire! The massive penalty is a result of a civil lawsuit brought by New York's Attorney General Justice has been served today we prove that no one is above the law No matter how rich, powerful or politically connected you are everyone must play by the same rules.

2:12:00 Prosecutors say he lied about the value of his assets, like a Trump Tower apartment reported at nearly three times its actual size. Trump has denied any wrongdoing. These are radical left Democrats they're lunatics and it's election interfering so I just want to thank you for being here we'll appeal will be successful oh there it is The civil fraud case could deal a major blow to Trump's real estate empire It comes after he was ordered to pay just over $83 million in a separate defamation case. It's just filling time at this point, that's all they're doing is filling time. They've got some Trump news! Yeah it all does is put Trump on the front. Everyone wants him to be president everybody wants him in there except NATO but even NATO like okay okay we'll pay the 2%

2:12:52 Just let us do our thing. I think this is something that nobody else has caught, i'll give you this one which is the idea that he makes a big fuss at NATO to make sure everybody catches up with their dues before they pay their fair share... This is just more money! Yeah and obviously that's more money for us And now I'm gonna let you know Russians attack if you don't pay It's so insane. And, you know... and let's all run around and post about it. Hey man! It's crazy. Oh, it's crazy. I have three quick clips before we take a break by the way this is a value for value program so well will be taking a break where we thank people who've supported us with value for the value we believe we provide We certainly been doing it for a couple years and people do provide value back So there's something in the formula that's working which just go out and hit people in the mouth

2:13:47 NPR reported in the only way NPR can, especially when it comes to tech. Tech they bring in a whole new level of talkers on NPR and this is the agreement that technology companies who are all in Munich have agreed to, well we'll take action against a deceptive AI. Meanwhile buy our AI $20 a month get our AI! More than 40 countries are set to hold major elections this year and many experts worry that rapidly evolving artificial intelligence technologies could disrupt those votes just a few weeks ago an apparent deep fake robo call that sounded like President Joe Biden told people not to vote in New Hampshire

2:14:33 Today, 20 major tech companies announced they are going to do their part to avoid becoming the story. Joining us now to talk through this new agreement are NPR's Shannon Bond who covers how information travels and Miles Parks who covers... Wait, wait! She covers how information travels? She covers her beat. Her beat is how information travels?! Isn't that great? I want that beat. That's a good beat! That's a great beat! Joining us now to talk through this new agreement are NPR Shannon Bond, who covers how information travels... You have to say it right though, how information travels! ...and Miles Parks who covers voting. Hello y'all! Hello y'all! Hey, how you doing? Hey John hey hi hey hi ho ho Hi there! Hi Wanda! Shannon, I wanna start with you tell us about this agreement what's in it

2:15:18 What's in it? is Many of these actions are things some of these companies are already working on. And what's notable here, Juana is that this agreement does not outright ban this kind of deceptive use of AI in elections. Oh comedy is saved! It does not outright ban it... No, in fact this is just

2:16:06 Voluntary. Right, okay let's dig in a little bit here does this agreement actually... John can we dig in here a little bit? I'm looking forward to it. Let's dig in here a little bit. Alright okay let's take in a little bit here does this agreement actually bind these companies to do anything or is this more of like a mission statement Yeah, this is a voluntary agreement. So it's not binding and remember just because companies create policies about AI doesn't mean they always effectively enforce them Now this agreement came together in just the past six weeks And in many ways you know It seems like it had to be pretty broad to get this many companies to agree We spoke with Microsoft president Brad Smith today He said didn't Brad what did he run the Xbox division Brad Smith?

2:16:48 Was he the gaming guy? I forgot his history. He's been there for a while, let's talk to the billionaire at Microsoft. Spoke with Microsoft President Brad Smith today He said that unity itself is an accomplishment We all want and need to innovate we want to need to compete with each other But it's also just indispensable that we acknowledge and address the problems that are very real, including to democracy. Oh, is a problem for democracy? Oh Brad save us! Indeed even as these companies including Microsoft are saying you know they're on guard over risks of AI they're also continuing to roll out even more advanced technology like just yesterday OpenAI one of the other companies that signed this agreement

2:17:31 They announced this tool that allows you to type in a simple text description to create a really realistic high-definition video of us as golden retrievers podcasting on a snowy mountain, but hey somebody sent me a link to this it's all over referring to it. Oh I'm shoving it in your face. I can't believe you haven't seen this the final clip Justifies me once more walk us through if you can like some of those scenarios Yeah, I asked Smith from Microsoft about this and he said specifically He's worried about people using AI to dub over real videos with fake audio that could be a lot more convincing to people than creating A whole new video but there's also a bigger picture worry that I

2:18:12 it Go to no agenda. Listen now, stop talking over it! You just don't want to hear how right I am once again. ...is true or real and bad actors can capitalize on that too by then being able to claim that real information is fake It's called the liars dividend There it is With more AI generated stuff floating around... It's just gonna become more and more common that candidates when real bad information comes out about them they could just say No, that's fake What did he laugh for?

2:18:58 Because... What was the laugh tell for? Because he's, it's the big, what he's laughing about is hey if I laugh now John will talk over the punchline. No, he's laughed for some reason. Well listen and maybe you'll find out. The liars dividend with more AI generated stuff floating around it's just gonna become more and more common that candidates when real bad information comes out about them they can just say no that's fake that's AI generated because that's exactly what we've been saying this exactly what's going to happen that's why he's laughing about it oh yeah when bad stuff comes up I'll just say it's AI

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2:43:58 Title changes, turn and face the slaves. Title changes don't want to be a douchebag. Yeah you know it's a slow day when we don't have any dames or knights but we do have the title upgrade, title change Sir Dude Name Ralph who came in as our top producer today becomes a Viscount and we appreciate his support of The Best Podcasting Universe thank you very much Sir Dude Name Ralph now Viscount! Noah Chenda! We had such a long list for all of those meetups that we have a number of reports that came in. The first one is written from Beach Girl, this is the Connecticut Meetup Report from the

2:44:41 from February, Adam and John in the morning report and a picture. She sent two pictures actually one from the I think December meetup and the most recent one nice looking group this was on the 17th we had about 17 attendees on a snowy Connecticut day which is great Great time, pizza beer and drinks were flowing. This is a great group of people to hang out with on a bi-monthly basis to have open minded conversations I don't feel judged when i say no! I don't listen to Taylor Swift See, this is what you can do at a meetup. This is good stuff! There's always something new to learn at these meetups where a fun group and welcome NOAgenda listeners from surrounding states to attend yes the tri-state area thank you for your courage all the best for Beach Girl Thank You Beach Girl and thank you for organizing that meetup where you always get protection from the NOAGENDA MeetUp Connection

2:45:33 Hey, this is Kristen. We're at Docks and there's a pizza with seven slices! This is the Texas meetup at Docks Backyard hosted by Sir...by the Baron of the Arm Racer Scott. This is Sir Ducifer ITM I just came to celebrate my fifth and sixth grade basketball team's victory over the once undefeated team in the league let's go This is Cody, new to the 512 in the morning. Sir Mike of Georgetown howdy-howdy! Sir Montauk saying hi from the great state Texas this is Brendan from local 512 saying in the morning I have nothing to report for this meetup. I'm hanging out with my friends here. Good afternoon citizens and slaves, this is Sir Chris Barron of North Austin This is Sir Brian with a 9, I am hanging out with some dogs! This is Keeper Christine And this is Baron Scott wishing everybody a happy Valentine's Day

2:46:24 In the morning. Yeah, in the morning to you brother Central Jersey had their meetup with Sir R Daniels Sir R Daniels here coming at you from The Garden State Distillery in beautiful downtown Tom's River...in the morning Dave Alcott here in the morning. Three of us were just reminiscing about the time we met John at Sparks in the city, looking forward to Adam coming to the East Coast one more time in the morning. In the morning it's Paul from Westfield lost my voice because of the pea flower. Hey this is Jill with Fista Nuts and Tom's River in the morning This is Jay. Thank you for your courage at the 732 meetup this is Dave and your energy efficient home is flammable in the morning It's producer Joe Bobby decay is not a knock and finally sir nobody I got nothing great to say but there you go we appreciate you guys for everything You do thank you John and Adam In The Morning!

2:47:22 Thank you, Mr. Daniels Los Angeles now flight of the no agenda 49 Leo Bravo hosting that one hey everybody It's Leo Bravo at knowing just a meetup number 49 some visitors have things to say Hi, this is Angie from the ranch in downtown LA next to the beautiful skyscrapers that have been tagged. In the morning, Adam and John it's Stephen Ng from Box Elder South Dakota. We vote on Hirschfab! Mouth when head on stick mouth a gape or the wire is shut vote now! Wire is shut!

2:48:08 I have no idea what those people were smoking. It's Los Angeles after all. They were smokin' something, man! And finally we have the Meetup report from Fort Wayne Indiana Adam and John in the morning. This is Fort Wayne reporting in we had eight in attendance The Ohio bloke, in the morning In the morning folks! In the morning, in the morning John and Adam PBR Street Gang looking for Zippy Dame Trinity having a great time at Fort Wayne Mike and Fort Wayne Group having a great time this is Jared hi Hi, it's Shelly from Fort Wayne This is Rachel We didn't find any hairy balls here in Fort Wayne but we did look Sir PBR street gang calling out Zippy

2:48:52 The necroponic connection is perfected, no it's not! Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the knights and dames. But beware your feet triggered or held lame Zippy got a little enthusiastic there. We needed to mention the meetups for today, the IndyNA Tribal Lingering Love Fest Meetup that's underway now at St Josephs Brewery and Public House in Indianapolis Indiana On Thursday, the Guardians of Reality in Northern Kentucky 1130 in the morning at Velocity Bike and Bean in Florence, Kentucky. And finally also on Thursday that's the 22nd February The No Agenda Geo Jigsaw Singapore Sling Meetup 6 30 That'll be in Singapore The Prince Of Wales Pub In Singapore, Singapore Jesse Coy Nelson Big End Of Show Mixer Dude will be hosting I hope someone shows up He doesn't always have luck he's done them

2:49:53 What did he do? He always does the weird, very weird around and you find some weird place. It decides to have a meetup. Yeah, it was in Korea. He did one in Korea. He did. Didn't he do for an excuse to go to a local bar? I think he did one in Lebanon. Yeah, I think so too. You should go back to Lebanon. Go back to Lebanon. That's going to yeah, go back to Lebanon that was that was a fun location. Let's see how it is now. Brother Isos, isos. North Lebanon is best. Okay yes we're currently north lebanon is better yes? I have two okay I have spam spam not bad and then I had blah blah blah blah blah okay we get it also not bad

2:50:44 I have this one, but i don't think i like this one. We deserve to know who's been manipulating us! No they can't even hear it. They do hear it? No they can't hear it. Amazing potential. I kinda like that one and... Let's get trashed I think your blah, blah, blah is the best one. Yeah, I think the blah, blah, blah's pretty good. Blah, blah, blah! Okay we get it. Yeah, I like that because that's really us isn't it? Blah, blah, blah... Pretty much two dogs on a hill and now it's time for Google UJCD An amazing happenstance for those of you listening to this particular episode of The No Agenda Show not one but two good news clips Now this is short one which is-I don't like them this short

2:51:28 We found an interesting anomaly, and I'm just gonna put it out there for you. Because there's probably a producer or two that works for one of these. The stations are owned by Gray Television. They own stations all over the country. The websites are identical. You see when I kept looking at these websites... Mimi sent me a couple of these things. And look this website looks like the other website but this guy is in South Dakota and this guy is over here. It's templatized! It's template websites from great televisions and the videos don't work. It's a piece of shit website Hey, you're leading into good news where's the enthusiasm? Okay, I'm sorry about that okay here we go nice a great news story about a

2:52:12 saving the furry little animals that are in the ocean. This seal pup was rescued Saturday at Cape Henlopen State Park, right near The Pointe. The team at the Marine Education Research and Rehabilitation or MERR says it's been responding to a lot of recent calls for seal pup strandings She was then transported to the National Aquarium in Baltimore for further rehabilitation and hopefully a release. She's okay I don't know man. There wasn't much of a story there. The seal pup! It has to be at least a minute, it didn't tug at my heartstrings. Oh now you're getting picky okay. It has to be a minute we can work with that. It didn't tug at my heart strings. A rescued cat that ran up the tree. A lost dog is home and heavy Will they play a good news clip? A good clip will see

2:53:09 There it is everybody, your good news for today. I know i'm getting picky but you know I want people to leave the show thinking wow! I love those guys great good news I feel good I feel positive You understand that don't you? Yeah well you know its not as easy as it looks Clearly Especially when grey television can't seem to get a website to work It works for me, Mimi says. I said well i tried it on chrome and without a VPN with the VPN doesn't matter that videos won't play You need to switch to Nix man! It works on all Nix boxes

2:53:53 End of show mixes. Professor Jay Jones there in China, we got sound guy Steve and secret agent Paul We have some dynamite end of show mixes And coming up next on knowagentostream.com trollroom.io and if you just keep listening in your modern podcast app Hawk Story episode 390 Honey Honey Hole the title of it can't wait And I'm coming to you from the heart of the Texas Hill Country here in FEMA region number six in the morning everybody. I am Adam Curry. Dan from Northern Silicon Valley where I'm going to be working on the P and E cores of an Intel processor, I'm John C. Dvorak We'll return on Thursday right here until then adios mofos hooey hooey and such Our pick for Super Bowl Sunday was controversial to say the least

2:54:41 So we're celebrating a beheading. It keeps us on our toes, and this was a butt? Calipigious butt. Calipigious?! What was wrong with us? It's disgusting! He was triggering to him She said no, were doing the butt. Sounds like a dance I can't wait to listen to this show And this was a butt Everyone it is okay for Kim Kardashian To be all over your timeline With her calipigiousness You go girl! She just a big giant butt. It was triggering to him, she said no we're doing the but. Sounds like a dance What was wrong with us? It's disgusting. Calipygin is one version of the word but calipyges Is having shapely buttocks We were like you disgusting

2:55:31 You're a horrible man. You go girl! She said no, we're doing the butt. She got a big giant butt. It sounds like a dance I can't wait to listen to this show And I said, can we do that? You went no! We're doing the butt. It keeps us on our toes What was wrong with us? It's disgusting. There wasn't- Sounds like a dance Is having shapely buttocks You go girl! Tonight, Vladimir Putin.

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2:57:13 I know you're trying to do that. Did you underestimate Vladimir Putin? Putin's intention to press on with his brutal assault on Ukraine and Russia, Russian missiles continue to rain down on the port city of Odessa. More scenes of carnage in Ukraine is a centrally located strategic country in Europe. Putin repeatedly asked his Ukrainian counterpart Vladimir Zelensky to investigate the former Vice President Joe Biden. Russia's president, Vladimir Putin... Do we need to be prepared for the continued destruction of Ukrainian cities? Putin is a great disruptor! Putin's military is falling apart There's a price to pay for peace and democracy Please again my request don't trust Putin

2:57:57 F.Duff Blue and you don't know where there's fake news Why don't ya get your Gitmo fix? Putin on the Ritz Dressed up like a million dollar trooper Trying not to look like Anderson Cooper Super pooper Come let's mix Where John Podesta walks with kids Oh I mean pizzas in his mitts! Putin on the Ritz The best podcast in the universe! devorak.org slash n-a blah, blah, blah okay we get it