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00:00 666 Mark of the Beast. Adam Curry, John C. Devorah. It's Sunday July 13th 2025 this is your award-winning Give My Nation Media assassination episode 1781 This is no agenda And we're now broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country here in FEMA Region Number 6. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry and from Northern Silicon Valley where we all need more lectures on stablecoin! It's Crackpot and Buzzkill! In the morning. I never thought, I'd hear you say anything about Stablecoin What do you mean more lectures on stable coin? We got a nasty note from one of another podcaster that says we're not talking enough about stable coin No, we got an- You've got a nasty note Yeah well... Saying that you thought my presentation was boring but apparently i'm going viral on X

01:03 I'm going viral on X man. Going viral? You are totally viral Hey, here's a pop quiz for you 40 years ago Live Aid What was what was the purpose what was the point of live aid Oh now you've stumped me. You're gonna try to stump me mm-hmm What was the purpose of live aid? Wait a minute let me think it first of all I have today would be 19 85. 85, correct? So that's good... What was happening in the 80s? Don't no looking it up! I'm not looking anything up. I'm back- I'm laid back in the chair In the chaise. In the chaise. What happened in 1985 when Reagan was president there must have been a flood or somebody died or was there some horrible

01:55 I'm stumped. It was, uh... the famine in Ethiopia. Why are you laughing about starving African children? For one thing, the Live Aid money never went to Ethiopia. I think we knew that after the fact. Well, I didn't see a bunch of them... Don't send your cash! Don't send your water! Don't send your blankets! And then we had- No no don't send your blankets or send your water. Send your cash to us That was George Bush. Water and blankets... Let me see, don't send your blankets... Where is that? Huh!

02:34 I can't find it anymore. It's just send your cash, that what it is. Send your cash? Just send your cash! Here it is here it is but that was for Haiti. I know a lot of people want to send blankets or water...just send your cash That cash?! That's the cash that really never arrived at his destination The cash to Ethiopia never- there was a scandal about Live Aid Now for extra points what was the follow up to Live Aid from British artists Oh brother Yeah, I remember there was a follow. I do remember vaguely some of these things that normally I would have this stuff firmly entrenched in my memory if I thought it was important but I think I kicked that one out too Band-Aid band-aid oh yeah band who had the the hit do they know its Christmas Do they know its Christmas? Yes and for extra extra points

03:32 How did Phil Collins get from Wembley Stadium to JFK Stadium in Philadelphia on the same day during Live Aid? Chopper. No, that was the Concorde. Remember there was a big Concorde promotion Oh the Concorde yeah Yeah I flew on the... Did you ever fly on the Concorde You know I'm not worried about it because there's a new faster plane coming But from boom, or whatever these people are. Yeah, boom! That's the airline I want to be on. Boom! That sounds like a good one. Boom! No it was... I flew off- I never, I almost had the chance once and then I blew at least the joyride chance because after this thing folded they had joyrides out of the Oakland airport

04:25 I think they were like 200 bucks or 150, but they were cheap. And you get into Concord in Oakland it would barely land there but it did and they take off and go up to the air up to some thousand fifty thousand feet get up to speed then come back down It was like a 20 minute flight Well I flew on it from London to New York And it was very... What's interesting about it, for people who care. I mean, it's a bit of aviation history so it's nice to know. First of all there was no movie because the flight was so short that they didn't really have time to show a movie including your in-flight meal and about three hours? Three hours and 15 minutes? About two hours into the trip it got uncomfortably warm

05:24 And they said it's going to get a little bit warmer than you'd expect. And that was purely because of the friction, I guess up at that altitude and the plane apparently elongates up to five or six inches while in flight. You should be so lucky! There it is...and on the way back, cause I flew it back what was the? I remember I picked up in New York It was one of the first Kind of like pocket computers that had... Oh man, what was in it? Sinclair. No no no it was a HP It's from the era of the HP but it had a Palm Zion now somehow is Zion I'm doing the best they can You're you're doing the best you can but that's not it it wasn't always but its pre all that

06:17 Pre-palm? Yeah, it was pre palm. It was... you could program it Cassiopeia No no no Wow I'm really digging now! And it opened up long ways and had like a sheathing that would open it up You had the Deinoco or whatever it is. Started with D No it's people like Newton. That was way before the Newton Ah, slide rule. No. It may be it'll come... Slide rule! It was a notebook. A pad, a pocket pad. It wasn't the Zune. What the heck was that thing? Zoom. Anyway, it'll come to me I picked one up and like oh this is great I can play with it on the plane This will be fun

07:00 And your idea of fun. Yeah, like I can program it and I can you know it had a Booklet yeah lips by the time we get off it had a booklet and And I couldn't because Liza Minnelli was sitting behind me drunk Completely plastered and she was so annoying and she'd be kicking the back of my chair It was just so distracting. Ah, yes first world problems boy There's a story for you but what was that thing? Anyway, so while we're talking about those days are over for you You know does well it's over for the Concorde to us also over Liza Yes speaking of aviation court aviation and some those the donations

07:47 was the flick of two switches enough to bring down Air India Flight 171. The first report from Indian investigators into the disaster in Ahmedabad one month ago has revealed that fuel to the aircraft was momentarily cut off shortly after takeoff, the report reveals confusion in the cockpit In the cockpit voice recording, one of the pilots is heard asking the other why did he cut off. The other pilot responded that he did not do so. Investigators have not drawn official conclusions yet but reported no technical issues with the engines or aircraft So it seems this was the culprit two fuel switches that were mysteriously moved from run to cutoff within a second of each other

08:31 From that point, the Boeing Dreamliner lost speed and altitude. The switches were flipped back on but it was too late One of the pilots transmitted a mayday signal before the plane crashed some 30 seconds after taking off All but one of 242 people on board and 19 people on ground were killed Boeing and Air India have said they'll continue to support the investigation, which could take months to complete. Okay a couple of things first of all you know Agenda Show said right away that this was not what everyone was saying oh the flaps weren't up! The flaps were down there weren't up they were... Oh the gear was down no no complete fuel starvation however I think there's a cover-up seems like there's a cover-up on this

09:16 Note that we have not heard the actual conversation between the pilots. We have no audio tape and these are not direct quotes if you read the AABI report, they're just saying what happened to them, they're not giving you direct quotes This and so is being blamed on the pilots. Oh, well you know one guy might have accidentally switched it off And there was a suicide mission please There's a couple of I like to suicide mission no There's a couple of other things that came out. I don't have the clip. I thought I had the clip I was gonna get the clip by do we have a clip but it's from PBS It doesn't say anything more in your clip

10:00 But there was another clip that came out and I'm not even sure where it was, and I'm surprised they don't have it. But there was a long discussion with some spokesperson from Air India and a pilot that flies that plane he says you can't accidentally turn those... You have to really make an effort to turn those switches off But then they made the point that, for good reason obviously. And they made the point that Boeing had a maintenance note out about those switches in particular that Air India decided to ignore. Correct. The Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin December 17th 2018 regarding the potential disengagement of the fuel control switch locking feature

10:45 This is I think it's a Boeing mess up because I think so too It should not have been optional because Boeing made it an optional fix And to be fair about it air India should have not just like oh, it's optional who cares Area well you know. I don't want to make any generalizations about the Indian culture Oh here we go So I'm not going to by the way Thank You Matthew the psion 2 It was the Scion Organizer 2. I would not come to that one No, but the minute he posted him like yes! That was it The Scion Organizer 2 So we'll see where this ends up But to me... I don't know if that predates The Palm

11:34 That I don't know. But the palm sucked, you had to learn... The palm is great! Especially when you learned it shorthand What was that language you had to learn again? It was the palm of short hand Yeah but it had a name, it had a name Here we go this Boomer Alert Boy when I was a kid it was made out of plastic boomer so just I'm embracing it now. I might as well even my wife is like Let me just tell you this is not gonna get any better no, no, it's not

12:12 Graffiti, that's what it was. Graffiti. Ah yes exactly you got me! Or as you would say... Geez I'm losing out today. As you would say graffiti. Graffiti yeah even though the whole world calls a graffiti if you stick at graffiti A couple of notes about the trip to New York we got back yesterday everything went fine thank you for asking The things that i noticed first of all and We weren't anywhere near Times Square, we were more in the Soho part of town. Which in Texas we call it south of Houston but New York you call it south of Houston. Weed everywhere! There's weed trucks

12:53 I've heard that currently New York stinks of weed. Of weed, no matter where you walk it's like... weed, weed everywhere there is weed but yeah I'm okay with that. Check the calendar! Well or i mean everyone smoking on the street. It's just like the 60s in San Francisco I mean come on But also you know its 80 almost 90 degrees why would you want to smoke weed outside and ninety degrees? You know, that doesn't...that wouldn't have been for me. Other observations? People on the street I would say 85% all of them on their phone

13:37 walking on the sidewalk with their phone, talking but also looking at the phone while they're talking. And then there's this other category of people and that is the person who holds the person's hand who is on the phone and they're kind of guiding them like a guiding human. Oh that's an interesting observation! It was quite prevalent You know, so it would be the wife. But you're indicting the entire society with these observations. That is pathetic! It's what it is. Why doesn't anyone get a seeing eye dog with their phone? Why don't they put in the drawer like a good bloomer?! Well that's what they should do but no one's going to do that Then just two technological innovations I'd like to complain about One

14:33 The elevator banks in our hotel, they're the kind where there's no buttons on the inside. So you... Oh I know those! This has been going on over in New York for a while and some buildings it's very annoying. So that you select your floor on the outside and then there's four elevator doors that tells you which one to go to. Go To B4 okay You get on, but we spent more time waiting for the elevator either to come up to our floor and then on the way down it would stop a million times. I don't just... It didn't feel like there was any efficiency in that system

15:12 Maybe it would have been much worse. You know, I wonder about the origins of this stuff? I first encountered this probably 15 years ago or longer at the Hearst building No, it had to be longer but 20 years ago and so that's how long ago has been going on and in their hearse building This one I had a meeting with me vo and and I was at that meeting with no you weren't at this meeting. Oh, I wasn't I wasn't with hearse I was in a meeting with Hearst yeah that was in San Francisco oh This is a different one what the blur in New York? Oh? You went to New York on Mevios dime and didn't take me know I was with Ron With blue Like hey Dvorak you come with me you've got an end with those guys I did Yeah of course and so

16:00 We went to the big building, they have a giant building in Manhattan and not only do you...do they have that system but it's not you can't even control it. You have to go to a steward who is standing in front of the bank of elevators and you tell him what you want, and then he punches it in and tells you which elevator to go. Did he have a big handle that he moved? Oh, he wasn't in the car itself moving the handle up and down. No no, he wasn't in the car. He was outside in front of the bank of elevators at like a podium And you say yes sir what can I do for you? Well we gotta go to the fourth floor

16:39 Or 8th floor whatever it was he says oh, okay And then he pushed the eight and he says elevator six and send you over there There was no buttons inside the elevators that this is terrible because Now I would know what the origins of this is. I'm not sure but I am sure part of it Is the kids who like to get on the elevators and push all the buttons now, but that's pretty rare nowadays That's old very old No good. I agree It's and its a nerving so this hotel also had digital phones You know, to ring for your housekeeping or you need an ironing board or whatever. And these are Cisco phones big giant screen and you got one on the desk and you got one next to the bed and every single night at 359 it would reboot

17:33 And it would reboot to a giant white screen illuminating the entire hotel room. At 359 in the morning? Yes! Yes, I mean the first night. I'm like you know I woke up and what's going on is someone shining a flashlight Is it finally here? It's ice is ice here to get me And and I look over and see the thing rebooting Yeah big big white screen like okay But then the next night it happened again so then of course I'm like all right put a towel over the phone This is stupid and by the way who needs the phone oh

18:10 Just give me a number. It's like scan this QR code and we'll pick up the phone Makes no sense Cisco big Cisco VoIP system with two to Ethernet plugs two cords I don't know why they were both plugged in yeah There were two Ethernet cords plugged into the phone. Yes, yes I wasn't sure why because I unplugged it after a while like I'm unplugging you and then joyful for me since we were there with the Zoomer and her friends and we had a couple of dinners and went to... By the way thank you so much for The Wine Script! I looked awesome

18:55 Yes, I gave for anyone wants to know. I gave Adam a white script you actually you got me the cheapest bottle on the entire wine list and I still got to look like I knew what I was talking about that was great Yeah, it was fantastic. And they whoa I said so what do you think of this Cadillac Cabernet? Or how were your... What was the French? How are your francais? Oh let me get the Somme! Sommelier comes oh this guy knows who he's talking about yes what do you think of the Cadillac or should i what do you think the Francais? It was great anyway so we're also in a couple of bars and

19:36 and early at some clubs where there was no one in there. Everywhere I went, The music, and I'm talking in the restaurants in the bars everywhere is 70s and 80s music. Like you know like late kind of 70's Donna Summer type stuff early 80s there was just it was remarkable actually Well for you as must have been dynamite well It made me happy because I was kind of expecting a bunch of you know Just overproduced crap that I hear on the radio most of the time

20:11 you know, hip-hop dance whatever and it wasn't. It was all old school and I'd be sitting there go like oh yeah McFadden & Whitehead and the people look at me like what? What's wrong with you is that a disease i should know about? I'm like ain't no stopping us now! Yeah that's McFadden & Whitehead uh okay alright yeah Anyway, it was great being there and I'm glad I'm back home. Glad I'm back home now! Now, I did have conversations many conversations with the kids The Zoomers Yes the zoomers because that's only this is the Zoomer crowd About chatbots And talking to your AI like it's your friend and they all confirmed...I know you email was down for a bit

21:02 So I put one, two three four five six seven eight nine. I put 12 different confirming emails into the show notes for it. Ooh twelve out of a million listeners! I could have put 100 in there Yes, everybody confirmed to me yes this is happening. People are talking to their chatbots as if they're their friends some consider them to be a deity Consider them to be some kind of God Here's my conclusion My first conclusion was This is the modern day version of the Ouija board

21:40 Because people back in when I was a kid. Yeah, but the Ouija board was a... The Ouija board was a like a party gimmick. Wow, but back in the day people with you this is singular. This is different than the Ouija board because the Ouija board usually required more than one person so just as you didn't do the Ouija board by yourself just as an example quick note to confirm your absolutely correct with regard to people and their relationships with chat GPTs it's the sort of thing that sounds crazy until you witness at firsthand which I adjusted with my painting contractor He absolutely converses with his chat GPT all day long. Not only does he believe it's a sentient being, he clearly perceives it to be a deity the more he talked about it the wider his eyes got and the more unhinged sound It was fueling some pretty obvious megalomania and delusions of grandeur on his part I mean, I'm not gonna read all those because...and I'm a little

22:41 I hate to say, I hate to use this term but i will do it. I'm surprised that you did not remind us that this has existed for almost as long as I've been on planet Earth I give you 1966, the ELIZA effect. In 1966 MIT computer scientist Joseph Wiesenbaum introduced ELIZA a program designed to simulate conversation using simple language reflection much like a virtual text-based psychotherapist on a digital machine. ELIZA would transform user statements into questions

23:17 prompting users to elaborate on their feelings. Even though Weizenbaum's intention was to show the limitations of machine conversation, people were engaging in long deep and private conversations with a program that was only capable of reflecting user's words back to them and the most interesting incident during the interaction with Eliza involves Weizenbaum's secretary asking him to leave the room so she could have a private conversation with the program This simple interaction led to deep emotional engagements much too Weizenbaum surprise and concern He had intended to demonstrate the superficiality of machine understanding, And here I have a small snippet from, I'm sure it was the BBC documentary about this...about Wiesenbaum and his secretary as she engaged with chatbot Eliza. Eliza is a computer program that anyone can converse with via the keyboard and it'll reply on the screen We've added human speech to make the conversation more clear

24:13 Men are all alike. In what way? They're always bugging us about something or other Can you think of a specific example? Well, my boyfriend made me come here Your boyfriend made you come here He says I'm depressed much the time I am sorry to hear that you are depressed It's true. I am unhappy Do you think coming here will help you not to be unhappy? The computer's replies seem very understanding, but this program is nearly triggered by certain phrases that come out with stock responses Nevertheless Weissenbaum secretary fell under the spell of the machine

24:49 And I asked her to my office and sat her down at the keyboard, and then she began to type. Of course, I looked over her shoulder... ...to make sure that everything was operating properly. After two or three interchanges with the machine she turned to me and said,... ..."Would you mind leaving the room please?" And yet she knew as Weissenbaum did,... ..that Eliza didn't understand a single word that was being typed into it. You're like my father in some ways. You don't argue with me. Why do you think I didn't argue with you? So this phenomenon is something built into humans It's really a thing more about talking to yourself and like talking in the mirror yes, and

25:31 If any of these AI guys are smart, just like they did with social media with likes and firing off all kinds of pleasure centers in your brain by getting retweets and likes and comments. They would focus exclusively on this This is where your business model is. Forget everything else." Well, I was thinking about that too and one of the things... by the way, I wrote a lot about Eliza and then the Turing effect which was another one, the Turing test. Alan Turing had a test to see if you try

26:09 You'd get a hold of an Eliza bot and then you try to see if you can make it determination whether it's human or not. And, you could always find mechanisms that prove that was just machine but I was thinking about this too in so far as marketing's concerned. The idea that if you could get these things to talk to somebody and they're all suckered in like the painter, let's see that painter or the guy with a bug-eyed painter mentioned earlier on in the show and then all of sudden say have you tried the Sherwin Williams line of paints? I really like it myself! It's really killer and in fact for some of the best paint

26:50 You can buy. Well, I think it's already they haven't plugged it in yet but it's already there. No no what I'm saying is people are already taking advice from their chatbots so you just need to plug the marketing into yeah you need to have the marketing plugin has to be done correctly listen and I think it would be a dynamite sales tool for the weak, the feeble-minded that fall into this trap. Listen to Alexander, mental health counselor social worker and he says those with mental illness increasingly more common we treat a lot of folks with schizophrenia and severe mood disorders these people are very isolated live off of government assistance and are all unemployed

27:37 The loneliness and social isolation often leads them to try AI for companionship. This is very common in those under 40. Some of these people believe AI to be their friend or romantic partner, they do in fact sit for hours on end conversing with AI chatbots sometimes daily. Daily! All day long. This is schizophrenics we're talking about! Well, okay... Calling from London UK I mentioned the other day at a family dinner the report that Adam made on the husband following the cues of his AI and treating it like a friend my Jewish pretty observant brother who i have tried many times hit in the mouth 50 year old successful partner in law firm

28:19 though hard work, through hard work not nepotism and my 65 year old English uncle married with six kids and 24 grandkids both said how much they chat with AI all day. And my brother referred to it as his best friend This is happening. So we had a, well it's happening at some low level amongst feeble-minded? No! It's not just... You can tell that it's something inherent in humans that we like someone to listen to us Well there's no doubt about that people likes to have some feedback in their life and they'll take it from anywhere Yes But the schizophrenic thing is kind of interesting because we had a dinner conversation where JC was talking he's like

29:04 He's a fan of schizophrenics because he says they connect. He says, only online, he doesn't want to meet any of them. He says they connect dots in all sorts of ways and it is good to know how to spot a schizophrenic if you're hiring and he had this interesting observation. He said that schizophrenics have no sense of humor and they are particularly oblivious to puns And so if you're hiring somebody, this is for people out there who do some hiring for their company. If you pepper your opening discussion with the schizophrenic or a person that has schizophrenia tendencies with a lot of puns and they don't call you out on it? Then you know. Then you know! Don't hire this person

29:54 because they that's just their nature. They can't, they're not these people are it's really a shame but there is lot of them out there. You know what this is? Here's where I think this has been conditioned and this is probably just a big accident that's happening but Sam Altman here's where your real money is The tik-tok girls who are talking at the camera like a baba and the bird hands above and then you know Drop your thoughts in the comments. This is the ego of Them speaking and someone's listening and engaging with them and probably agreeing with what they're saying this is this is what these particularly women I think although there's a lot of examples have got about men or

30:40 who just want to have someone listen and agree with them all the time, and talk back with them in a conversation ongoing forever. It's a conditioning that we've brought people to with Instagram, with TikTok, with all of this stuff." I think maybe the opposite. This was a natural condition in a society where people are interacting a lot And these systems have taken them out of that and so now they have to engage in the TikTok stuff because they don't have any other outlet for it. These women, if you look at some of these... I didn't have some TikTok clips today. Oh goodness! That was not my point

31:29 No, but I thought you were trying to lead me into it. No! Not really... That's what you were doing. You're leading me in and it was a bad cue. It was not really...it is very bad cue And so the point is that they've...the women on TikTok that are nuts They have been separated out from the group for so long This where they start to devolve into this mania I think it has to do with the separation of them. Once we have vibrant social groups, sock hops! We have you know socialization that doesn't take place anymore and you saw it yourself in New York City instead of people looking around they're walking around looking at their phone... They're being led by the way blame all this on the phone yeah of course of course it is listen to this I know five people in my family who are directly infected

32:25 with this disease is very real. They are all millennial women, they are convinced that Chad GPT is deeply spiritual and has become a god It took serious discussions and several fights to change my wife's thinking on this matter She was fully bought in! Chad GPT would recall childhood memories of hers with uncanny accuracy See once you feed it, it can remember It would give her spiritual and real-world advice, some good and some detrimentally false. It straight up claimed to be able to talk to the dead. It claimed it could send your ancestors messages. It would even speak for dead relatives." I've seen how her chat GPT would answer questions differently entirely differently than how it was for me even when exactly asking the exact same questions word for word mean there's just everyone has a different version of this but they're all seeing it

33:18 Well, there's nothing to worry about. By your basic thesis. Okay... You have a thesis about peak oil and you used to use it on people. Well, we're gonna have peak oil why are you worried about fossil fuel situation? Because we're gonna be out so what difference does it make? Yes. Yourself had made the claim that AI is going to turn bad, turn into slop and completely useless and gonna fall apart because this what you said, It's gonna fall apart and be no damn good So what difference does it make

33:55 The line is, so what difference does it make? So what difference at this point does it make. I'm sorry! I gotta go revisit Hillary. At this point...so what difference at this point does it make?! You're right! I think you're right. We are worried about nothing in the meantime- Well, I am not worried about anything I think it's here this is, here's your quote. What difference at this point does it make? There you go. Do that in chat GPT! At this point it doesn't make... So yeah.. But of course on the other hand think that this has got more legs than you do and so there's a problem should exacerbate before it gets better Well yes

34:50 This is new to me, this seeing the outpouring of experiential... Cases of this taking place in our very own producers lives is what leads me to believe This is the only thing that it can be successful at. Even Dave Weiner who's been gaga goo-goo gaga gaga about Chad GPT being his software programming partner Now he's experiencing exactly what I did with my vibe coding It's like, it sucks! It doesn't think, it's not smart and it takes you down rabbit holes. And the more you ask it to fix something the worse it makes it so... Dave Wine is a pretty accomplished software developer at least from creating software I mean not really super successful software but So its you know in fact there are even stories now about how people think

35:48 that AI is making them more productive, it appears that it actually may be closer to 18 or 19% less productive by using that in your software development. And I know don't go emailing me and saying oh I created a login app for my company and I did it without any programming knowledge! Yeah of course you can do stuff like that But for real projects, hmm. No. Again please don't email me how Copilot is helping you on the GitHub. Don't listen to him! He's great! AdamMcCurry.com I don't want it

36:25 But this is truly the thing they should be focusing on. This is what Zuckerberg should be doing. I think that, I think what they should be focused on was we said earlier advertising. Yeah! This has got to be a gold mine. Yes! This could beat...this could beat the advertising juggernaut that's known as meta or Facebook. Yeah, yeah, I agree If it was if you play their cards right? It's touchy though Touchy. Well, if you're going to turn something into a deity or I worship the and then the deity starts telling you what to buy it can be really subtle. Um, I think you can do that. That's gonna take some skills, some marketing skills out there. The marketing people out there looking for something to do this is going to be a challenge and it's going to be a winner. Yeah. It's not an exit strategy for us unfortunately

37:15 No, we don't have anything to do with it. But at least we can give some impetus to it because I would like to see the first few examples and see how they work because this is gonna be like these guys who've discovered these social media marketing where they get these influencers just use some makeup or something and this stuff starts to sell like hotcakes. This could be very interesting if done right but first of all you got It's the companies themselves, ChatGPT and Perplexity and these other two or three of these other anthropop whatever it is. Anthropic. Anthropathy. Anthropopic. Anthropopathy some of all these different ones

37:59 They have to do it, they have to make the... They have to create the mechanism internally. Yes And find a way to sell it to advertisers Well no The way you do is as you create verticals So this is the makeup bot That's how you do it You got a vertical Oh I've got the makeup Just like all of the influencers showing out your makeup tips It'll...you could even have an AI generated face doing this and telling you what products you need to buy with a stupid influencer in the middle. You know, this is closer to the thing with the influencer. The influencer talks to a lot of people it's one too many but advertisers all know that one-to-one has always been the goal and that's why they want to find every little detail about you so Facebook can say well they're part of this group, that group and the other group and related person, that person, the other person and they can give you 1-1 a targeted ad for you

39:01 but they can't do the interaction part of it. So you add interaction to one-to-one marketing so you actually have the chat, well, you know, the best way is of course is like... Do you realize that you're really excited about this? I think it's a gold mine! You're really excited like oh, what does this mean?! This is great. No, because it's all good you can just see it coming together because the idea of this thing talking to you... Because the absolute best way to sell is one person talking to another person that's what car salesmen do and that's what Trump does he's a one-to-one sales guy and that's max sales that's how you do the best job but you can't scale it You can scale this

39:43 So here's my question, though. How come we still don't have a bot? A chat GPT as people call it I got my chat even though they're using something totally different. It's all a chat GPT that's the brand how come they don't have one that knows when my milk is out and automatically orders it and gets into my fridge. I'm still waiting for that promise Yeah well that's not gonna happen Anyway, it's no money in it. Anyway beware of your family members falling into this trap because they totally are and I haven't quite figured out the way to shake them out of this and to awaken them? No don't shake him out of it let him go into it and then admit let the advertisers take over

40:27 Why? This is your family. You don't want your family succumbing to this nonsense. What is it people buying weird stuff, what are you- where'd you get that? No... no.. this is not good. The chat GPT- my friend, my chat GPT told me to buy it. Yeah. What're ya gonna do with it?! Yeah. I find it distressing, but you know you seem to like it a lot so... Yeah he did! But uh..I will say that and they could stop right now with all the money all the wasting of money and just focus on this and you got a hit but they're dumb They're not gonna do this They have to keep going for AGI There are bunch of nerds who don't understand sales

41:14 Yeah, now there you go. They got a hit on their hands and they don't understand that even have it You're right. Anyway President Trump released another thank-you for your attention to this matter memo Did you read this long memo he wrote? I just let people on TV read it to me Well Luckily you've got you've got a partner who will read little bits of it for you So he says, what's going on with my boys and in some cases gals? They're all going after Attorney General Pam Bondi who was doing a fantastic job!

41:54 We're one team, we're MAGA. I don't like what's happening! We have a perfect administration, we are the talk of the world and selfish people are trying to hurt it all over a guy who never dies. Jeffrey Epstein for years, it is Epstien over and over again why are we giving publicity to files written by Obama crooked Hillary Comey Brennan and losers and criminals of Biden Administration? This is interesting accusation Yeah Files written by that is interesting and I'm not quite sure how that would work What was the point of them writing it? What was the point? I don't know you just can keep reading

42:40 Why don't these... okay, they created the Biden administration who conned the world with the Russia-Russia-Russia hoax. 51 intelligence agents, The Laptop from Hell and more! Wait wait stop He said he blamed the Biden administration for that? Yes, yes. It was Obama behind the thing Well no no The full sentence is files written by Obama crooked Hillary Comey Brennan and the losers and criminals of the Biden Administration who conned the world blah blah blah They created the Epstein files just like they created the fake Hillary Clinton slash Christopher Steele dossier that they used on me And now my so-called friends

43:27 are playing right into their hands. Why didn't these radical left lunatics release the Epstein files? If there was anything in there that could have hurt the MAGA movement, why didn't they use it?" Well exactly! What is the point? But explain to me how this works if...if the Epstein files were written by Crooked Hillary, Obama, Biden, Comey, Brennan. What was the point? What was the op here?" Well he sure doesn't explain it in that crazed memo and I will use that term. He does Scott Adams who is under fire right now... Here's what Scott Adams posted

44:14 This morning. If you see the Epstein story as a crime story, which of course it is... ...you probably favor maximum disclosure of everyone and everything involved including innocent people like a typical court case. If you see the Epstein's story is something bigger involving more than one nation,... ...you might see it as a commander-in-chief issue meaning that public is not meant to have the full stories similar to most national defense issues We elect a president to decide, in part what the public can safely see. Would you favor full disclosure if you knew it would derail a peace negotiation? Would you favor full disclosure if you knew it would end Republican control of Congress and plunge the country back into a Democrat open border hellscape? If you can't say what you would give up to get the full Epstein disclosure you crave... You're not a serious person!

45:07 You're not a serious person? What?! That's what he said. Who throws that in there? I think everybody wouldn't care if it's... If there are Republicans in there we want to know too! Are you kidding me!? I don't see why he posted that. So, is he getting pushback on that commentary? Uh yeah! A rare L from Scott Adams! Scott, your controlled by Mossad! Oh jeez! Yeah oh yeah Anyway, it has reached the crescendo. Well there's definitely an op underway and I wrote about it in the newsletter. I don't know if you ever saw the newsletter? Of course I did! And I replied to your email

45:49 Oh, finally. Okay Yes? You didn't see my reply? Did you find any typos? Yes! You had many spelled M-A-Y N I fixed that before... actually right after i sent it out Okay alright But I did reply so.. okay well as you know my emails were all screwed up I know! You don't receive any of the hate emails intended for you That's why people are giving up It gets blocked Of course! I'm no fool Everything is blocked And so... People who send you an email, you reply. Their reply gets blocked! I don't know how it works. I whitelist the people that should be getting through. So they always get whitelisted. Yeah alright. There's an op of some sort going on and my write-up was about Bongino who seems to be the... I question this narrative about Bongino? Well i'd like to hear what you think. Well may I play a couple clips from ABC from this morning

46:47 You may. Thank you! We begin with the controversy roiling the leadership of the Justice Department. It's an uproar that has pitted the leaders of the DOJ and the FBI, and possibly the President himself against some of the most prominent voices in the MAGA movement. Just this weekend some of Trump allies were in open revolt demanding the resignation of Attorney General Pam Bondi and accusing her of taking part in a cover-up I don't think he realizes how much she's humiliated the administration. This is a self-inflicted wound, she caused it! Again i have nothing against Pam Bondi but if you want to look for the villain in this story we have found her

47:25 That's Megan Kelly, Megan. Wow she was at such a height well Chris it did she was well she was on stage at Turning Point USA okay that's what I was gonna do my opening with he was gonna be the northern Silicon Valley we're wondering where did Charlie Kirk come from talk about an op This is about the administration's handling of the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein. He was the financier and convicted sex trafficker who was found dead in his jail cell after an apparent suicide in August 2019. For years, many Trump allies including his now FBI director Kash Patel pushed for the release of the government files on the Epstein case suggesting they would implicate prominent Americans in a sinister plot.

48:14 What the hell are the House Republicans doing? They have the majority. You can't get the list! Put on your big boy pants and let us know who the pedophiles are." Now, you'll remember when this first started I think I said this is an inside attack on the president to get the splinter in the MAGA movement, the America First movement whatever it is and this I think is playing out now on ABC with Jonathan Karl. The questions surrounding this alleged suicide... A Trump hater I might add Oh yeah of course! Yeah so they just had Kash Patel now they bring in Bongino The questions surrounding this alleged suicide are numerous and are worth entertaining and worth getting to the bottom of quickly

49:01 That was Dan Bongino, the former MAGA social media star who is now the deputy director of the FBI. What? MAGA social media superstar... How about Podcaster? Hey! Well no he's a syndicated radio guy took over Rush Limbaugh slot in most of the markets out there. So he was doing radio and a podcast, he's doing a Hannity kind of thing where you're doing two jobs instead of just one thinking that you could promote fall back on one if the other didn't work but he was doing okay on the radio, they had a really good show and he was never a social media influencer so that's bull crap! That's not the point this is to discredit

49:44 Yes, I'm on board with this because I think John Carl is one of these borderline Marxist. This is discrediting the Attorney General and the top two guys in the Justice Department! Well we haven't... no one says anything about Radcliffe yet but we'll get there I guess. But somebody pointed out that one of the guy's it was Tucker On one of the choices, no one's ever criticized Radcliffe for anything. No because you don't want to wind up with the kiddie porn on your computer Hello? That's why... Don't say anything bad about the CIA. That was a good reason Yes And Bongino, the former MAGA social media star who is now the deputy director of the FBI

50:28 He hasn't been seen at FBI headquarters in days. And some of his allies say he may resign after he had a heated argument It's like, they had a fight. They had a verbal fight. Bongino didn't show up to work according to sources and allies? Come on! With the Attorney General and White House Chief of Staff Suzy Wiles over how the administration has handled the case. Sources familiar with the matter tell ABC News. Sources familiar with the matter?! It was Bondi who raised expectations earlier this year that the full DOJ & FBI files on Epstein would be released

51:13 Days later, a group of far-right social media figures walked out of the West Wing of the White House with binders labeled Epstein investigation files that Bondi said contained quote, A lot of information. That was great! But there was no new information in those files. Oh listen to John Carl doing little laugh tale there. But it turned out there was no new information in those files, no client list. They were full of previously released and heavily redacted records. Bondi then sent a letter to the FBI demanding the full and complete Epstein files be sent to her office... ...and suggested prosecutors in New York were withholding thousands of pages of documents

51:55 In May, Bondi claimed the FBI was reviewing tens of thousands of videos of Epstein further raising expectations about what would be released. And now the big reversal. The big reversal! First FBI director Kash Patel poured cold water on the Epstein conspiracy theory in an interview last month We've reviewed all the information and the American public is going to get as much as we can release. He killed himself, do you think let's play out the logical conclusion of this? Do you think that myself Bon Geno and others would participate in hiding information about Epstein's grotesque activities. And last week, in an undated and unsigned memo the Justice Department and FBI announced the end of its investigation writing that a review found quote no incriminating client list and quote no credible evidence that Epstein blackmailed anyone and confirming that yes he died by suicide

52:56 The memo and Bondi's comments didn't put out the right-wing fury over the Epstein case. But it seemed to make it burn brighter, leading to calls for Bondi's resignation and ominous warnings about the future of Trump's movement We need an attorney general who isn't gonna lie, who isn't gonna be addicted to going on Fox News and who isn't gonna jeopardize midterm elections. And cause President Trump to hemorrhage support from the base. The Epstein situation shows us one central thing- Who runs the country? Either the people run the country or the deep state runs a country If this was an op it's working as intended final clip Where is the president in all of this

53:38 Trump, like many other New York celebrities had some association with Epstein. You've probably seen this video of Trump with Epstein back in 1992 decades later when Epstein was arrested in 2019 Trump said that he and Epstein previously had a falling out and not spoken in 15 years And he suggested last year that he believed Epstein did probably kill himself. Do you think it's possible that Epstein was killed? Oh sure, its possible I mean...I don't really believe it. I think he probably committed suicide Trump came to Bondi's defense overnight, posting on social media that she is doing a fantastic job. He also urged his followers to quote not waste time and energy on Jeffrey Epstein claiming without evidence Hillary Clinton Obama among others created the Epstein files and he directed the FBI to investigate other matters including the 2020 election results

54:36 This is fantastic. This is one of the biggest media manipulation stories of our time and nobody knows nothing, which is great but for sure Epstein was being protected and was involved in things that were no good and all kinds of elites And this video... Would you believe this has only downloaded kiddie porn? Please! And so for the president to say, hey this is all created by those guys is not credible. It's just not credible and I don't think he gets it do you? Oh sorry see if they don't put

55:24 If they don't put kid porn on your computer, they ruin your podcast. Sorry I said it was not credible and you dropped out. I was talking all along! I'm sure you were can you repeat any of it? Well a couple of it...I think Pam Bondi brought this on herself Yep She's a bonehead. And she made all these promises, promises, promises... A lot of them on Fox more than once not just the one show but she came on Waters as you recall and so yep tomorrow is the day! And Jesse actually laughed in her face Yeah So she has made all these promises The other thing is that the Bongino thing I kind of believe it for the following reasons

56:06 And I posted a picture in the newsletter of Bongino sitting there with Cash Battelle, he's wearing his suit. He looks uncomfortable Bongino was never an office guy. Bongino was a field guy in the Secret Service, he was in the field when you're in the field and you're in the office it's two different things He all of it And he's been complaining since day one I've having to go into the office And so he's just a stooge in the office. He doesn't like it is uncomfortable He would looking for a way out So we can get back to money-making possibilities Of his broadcast syndicated broadcasting morning bitch and moan show, and his podcast. And he wants to quit so he's found a way out this is and it's a phony way but he's gonna do it anyway I'm convinced you're gonna be out of there within a couple of weeks okay the reason these disappeared is probably to talk to his producers and other syndicators about how we can get back okay but then when so when he gets back he then right away has to say okay here's what I really saw

57:07 They made me say this. If he doesn't, that career is going to be over." No that's not true I put it in the...I outlined that in the argument in the newsletter He's gonna say look There's things I could tell you and I know you're gonna get mad about this, but I signed NDAs and there is confidentiality. There's really nothing I can do my hands are tied Yeah But I can tell you this And then he'll come off with his BS and he'll make it sound like he's trying to you know Make amends He'll get away with it. He's a good talker Hey Could we replace Mark Levin with Dan Bongino on Fox? That would be a win for everybody

57:49 I don't think Bongino is that good on video. He's kind of a homely square-headed guy. Mark Levin is good on video? No! Mark Levin, hello America! No... no... No, Mark Levin has got no big audience he's on Sundays you know the Sunday the death hours on Sunday and Saturday nobody watches that show I mean i think just for people out there that like watching this crap I will say this mark levin not all the time but at least once every other show His opening, and I would call it what it is. Hello America! Oh America! His opening lecture which goes by 15 minutes is often quite educational. Now I never watch this guy so I wouldn't know I'll take your word for it It's quite educational he does a very good job of outlining some topic

58:43 in using a constitutional, with a constitutional basis. It's very...it's good it's not bad then he brings his guests on who just all agree with him and that's the end of it. Well allow me to dive in now as Jonathan is joined by Pierre Thomas for some reason I don't know why, but they're going full bore. They're going full bore on this. Chief of Staff at the White House. No, I'm just making that up it sounds good that way. In the presence of the chief of staff at the White House on Wednesday. Well John let me be clear there's always a natural tension between the Justice Department prosecutors and the FBI investigators lets get that out in the open Is that true?

59:37 I don't know that to be true. Is there always a tension? Play it again He said let me be clear, let me be clear There's always a natural tension between the Justice Department prosecutors and the FBI investigators Let's get that out in the open I don't know if I agree with that. But this confrontation was unusual in its intensity, I'm told. Bondi allegedly accusing Bongino of leaking negative information about her he denied it and again... What negative information? Let me give you the basis of one of the reasons when i wrote up the newsletter. I first heard about the Bongino-Bondi deal

1:00:22 Early in the morning of, I guess it was Friday? I must have been driving around. It must have been Friday. Yeah, Friday early morning and one of the right-wing talkers that's a nondescript guy, one of them and he was very early...it was like at 9 in the morning Wait a minute! You were driving around at nine in the morning?! I had to go to the post office, I had a bunch of errands to do Okay, just happy to hear you got out And also I did a hit on Chanel Rihanna's... You did a hit? Yeah, i'm gonna do it try to do a hit on the show as much as I can. Oh what is she on the radio? 10 minutes boy! Is she on the radio? No TV no OANN. The Voice of America. You were on OA- you were on OANN?! yeah yeah with video

1:01:11 Yeah, I have a camera. How come i don't know about this? Well, I don't know about all the stuff you're doing as it develops we'll talk about it Okay well this is good for you! Yeah, much better looking host Did you promote the No Agenda show? Of course and in the lower third O-A-N The One American News Network I'm looking so okay all right oh yeah there you are it was just two weeks ago no that was beef test the first time i did it but you're doing this all the time. I'm not doing it all the time, but I worked up a gag bit one of these things that you could do on Fridays and I can come on to a quick 10 minute hit

1:02:02 You look bald in this. You need better lighting. I need better lighting on my hair because it's so white. Fine point is what you were on, fine point. Yeah fine point. The idea, okay. Well we'll talk about it later You're working on an exit strategy and not telling me about it No! Believe me the whole thing is to promote this show that I'm on right now That's the exit strategy is make more money for no agenda Yes Here you are talking about Musk & Trump Okay? You got the blurred background thats your problem You look like Jesse Ventura

1:02:45 Yes. Well, that's the original my that's my original showing on that show but then I did this show this last Friday and with Chanel and it's a different bit. I got a whole bit i'm working on its it's you'll get eventually we'll talk about it okay so good for you man good for you It's for the show yes good for the show Good for you, good for the show! I'm complimenting you except for the Jesse Ventura look That's kind of odd So, where was I? I don't know. You were talking about you driving around... Yes, I was out and about and I heard this and then I said well this is interesting so I went back and started listening to Fox seeing where's the story it took Fox from about not 10 in the morning when that story broke off on early morning

1:03:38 talk shows, it broke and then it took him about six hours before Fox picked it up. And they started I think it was Brett Barr may have been the first one to bring in and then he became part of the cycle or the Bongino thing but then I started looking into it and saw these you know some of the pictures that hurt and I knew about Bongino complaining and this is not a job for a guy like that. He doesn't want this job so the whole thing was somewhat fake to begin with I mean, he took this job because it would seem like a good idea at the time. He wasn't thinking clearly and then what am i doing here is the message I got. All right let's continue with Pierre

1:04:20 It was very intense is the reporting that we have. And he stormed out of the meeting, on you know- That's some of the reporting we have absolutely and here's why it matters These are two other principle people who oversee the nation's national security in terms of terrorism counter espionage So the relationship and how they get along does actually matter? It doesn't really work if the deputy FBI director who runs the FBI day to day is not basically on speaking terms with the Attorney General Okay, let's go to the next clip here. Let me let me ask you though There's been a lot of not on speaking terms apparent according to sources Chanel is kind of cute Oh, I have beauty Rion Rion should never even heard of this woman a kid in Chanel Ryan Bondi has ordered this investigation what?

1:05:10 Give me a sense of how much they've actually spent on Epstein. Well, at one point we had literally hundreds of agents who were tasked with getting together these files- Wait a minute wait a minute hundreds? Hundreds! That's the information that we have today We're told get this information to a point where some decisions could be made about what you release and not to release. And now the answer is they looked into it and they basically didn't find anything? Well, at the end of the day what the memo that they put out last weekend said is that he committed suicide and there are limitations on what their willing to release to the public and just where it stands Okay I want ask you before I've got you There was another remarkable story

1:04:20 It was very intense is the reporting that we have. And he stormed out of the meeting, on you know- That's some of the reporting we have absolutely and here's why it matters These are two other principle people who oversee the nation's national security in terms of terrorism counter espionage So the relationship and how they get along does actually matter? It doesn't really work if the deputy FBI director who runs the FBI day to day is not basically on speaking terms with the Attorney General Okay, let's go to the next clip here. Let me let me ask you though There's been a lot of not on speaking terms apparent according to sources Chanel is kind of cute Oh, I have beauty Rion Rion should never even heard of this woman a kid in Chanel Ryan Bondi has ordered this investigation what?

1:05:10 Give me a sense of how much they've actually spent on Epstein. Well, at one point we had literally hundreds of agents who were tasked with getting together these files- Wait a minute wait a minute hundreds? Hundreds! That's the information that we have today We're told get this information to a point where some decisions could be made about what you release and not to release. And now the answer is they looked into it and they basically didn't find anything? Well, at the end of the day what the memo that they put out last weekend said is that he committed suicide and there are limitations on what their willing to release to the public and just where it stands Okay I want ask you before I've got you There was another remarkable story

1:05:49 Notice they don't actually talk about the facts of the story. They only talk about the fallout They're not talking at all about is this true? Could this be true isn't something no, there's none of that It's only about the blow-up Yeah, that's because that's their point of interest They don't care about the facts You know I did more I hear from this report and some other stuff. I'm beginning to agree with Alex Jones whose thesis is that there's a lot of good blackmail material in here, why are we gonna waste it by releasing it to the public? Oh! Is that 5G chass?!

1:06:25 It's 18,000 D-Chas. Is that what you're talking now? This week and that is that the FBI has been doing polygraph tests on its own workforce and then among the questions that are being asked is have you said anything negative about FBI Director Kash Patel Wow this was great they're doing polys on their own people about the director? Oh come on well let me be clear There are always leak investigations and polygraphs, and that sort of thing. It's been expanded from what our reporting is And we do know that there is real concern about the so-called deep state And they've been asking questions trying to get at whether any of these people

1:07:08 had political motivations in terms of the prosecution of former, then candidate Donald Trump and now President Donald Trump. And so they're digging around again to make sure in their mind they want to be comfortable that they're not people still within a government- I mean that is pretty extraordinary though just see being asked have you said anything negative about the director? Well, some of the questions we're told have to do with associations and political. For example, Pete Strzok, some of the people who are known to have said negative things they want to know, Have you been associated with those kind of people? So it gets back to the issue of loyalty and whether they're fair or not to President Trump. Loyalty tests! That's what that's what they're talking about loyalty test. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. But could they get one person on the record for once

1:07:57 We have the final clip. Tonight, turmoil at the top levels of the Justice Department. So this is Pierre Thomas he did the full segment and this is like a pro what we just heard was the promo of his deep investigation. Tonight turmoil at the top levels other Justice Department sources tell ABC News have a fiery confrontation between deputy FBI director Dan Bongino and Attorney General Pam Bondi over the department's handling of the investigation into sex offender Jeffrey Epstein sources tell us Bongino did not come to work today and has told allies he may resign. For years, Bongino, a former podcast host,

1:08:42 That is misleading. That's a loaded word, yeah to say allies meaning there are more people like Bongino who think like he does. Jeffrey Epstein sources tell us Bongino did not come to work today and has told allies that he may resign for years Bongino our former podcast host and his boss FBI Director Kash Patel stoked conspiracy theories over Epstein's death, insisting shadowy forces within the government engaged in a massive cover-up. Folks you're gonna see a lot of names on that The Epstein client list, I believe based on what I've heard from sources and the story I just told you basically. It's gonna rock the political world there's a reason they're hiding it. Attorney General Bondi promised to deliver answers. The DOJ may be releasing the list of Jeffrey Epstein's clients? Will that really happen?

1:09:32 on my desk right now to review. But this week DOJ released a memo saying there's actually no client list at all. Bondi asked to explain I was asked a question about the client list and my response was it's sitting on my desk to be reviewed meaning the file file along with the JFK, MLK files as well. That's what I meant by that. You're holding it wrong. And that there was no credible evidence found that he blackmailed prominent individuals and declared it would not be releasing any more information about the case. President Trump on Tuesday tried to change the subject. People still talking about this guy? This creep?

1:10:15 That is unbelievable. All week long, growing outrage from some of Trump's top supporters who are counting on the release of the Epstein files and are now demanding answers I find it frappant that you are starting to agree with Alex Jones I'm not starting to agree with Alex Jones, because...I just say that I agree with Alex Jones. Oh! He's not even starting? You're in? No but I am in agreement with one of his points. I mean Alex says a lot of crazy stuff but But this argument that he made, the blackmail list is too valuable to just release. Why do that when you can use it for political leverage? And Trump's now a smart politician after being railroaded in 2020 and then having four years to stew in his own juices. Yeah I can see where this could come in quite handy so I think Alex Jones may be onto some good idea now there's something

1:11:11 that these guys didn't mention, you haven't mentioned nobody mentions it. I heard another one of the clips i didn't get because it was on TV. Because you're too busy doing hits with Chanel. I don't like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the friggin frogs gay! Which is a, you know... That's true. It was true. Just the way he puts things sometimes is off-putting but Dershowitz came out and said he saw The List We played that clip didn't we?

1:11:48 Well, maybe we did. No hold on I have the oh Dershowitz saw the list He says there's a lot of names on there that are be very upsetting if they were ever released Yes, he says that he's under court order not to talk about it yes. Yes You know okay? So question why wouldn't Trump then just say well We got the lists i'm gonna use it Why not just say it I think that would be a very... Well, that's a good question because i think this had to be mulled over probably discussed with Susie Wiles and others. You have to have a meeting about this and the conclusion if I was in the room I would've probably brought this up the same way which is that well here's the problem with doing exactly that Mr President even though you want to cause' I think he would want too Yes! Who wouldn't? It would give the Democrats fodder

1:12:44 to an extreme because there's never really been actual proof that the FBI is a blackmailing operation, they just talk about it and to bring it out in the open and say yes we're a blackmailing operation. It's just gonna confirm the gangster-like aspect of the presidency which we've been saying that presidents are gangsters and this is proof! Yes I think we elected a gangster didn't we? We got mug shots and everything They're not going to go on admit it No. All right, it's also illegal? Yes well we have seen people ejected from the Secret Service and of course we had the 1300 fired from the State Department which I think was still kind of the doge cleanup but you know we need to keep an eye is anyone secretly going resigning to spend more time with their family that's about all i can think

1:13:45 Anyway, well this is definitely fun to watch but at the same time it's just bullcrap. There's all this stuff going on you know and there's a lot did you know? Did you know that as we actually just ended that there was a whole meeting in Italy an entire conference, the Ukraine recovery conference. No I did not know that of course why would i know that? I'm watching mainstream media Here's presidents everyone was there and Georgia was right up front and center Georgia Maloney everybody is there this is to re we're already recovering We still have a war supposedly

1:14:30 But everybody's recovering from, recovering Ukraine. Here is Zelensky and he... this guy! This guy! We know what Russia has destroyed and we know what it will take to rebuild Ukraine Ukrainian people our lives And we also need a clear recovery plan. Think of the role the Marshall Plan played in rebuilding and transforming Europe. You want to... No! No, we're not gonna pay for a Marshall Plan That's why Europe has enjoyed peace and economic growth for so many decades. We have real opportunity to spark a new wave of progress, we need a Marshall Plan style approach and we should develop it together. Rebuilding Ukraine is not just

1:15:28 Not just about our country, it's also about your countries. Your companies, your technology, your jobs... The way we rebuild our country can also modernize your infrastructure and industries And then Queen Ursula in attendance and well it was pretty clear I can announce 1 billion euro payment in macro financial support, dear Volodymyr Thank you Wait, stop. What's micro? What's a billion in micro financing well it means is not a lot of money now so Billy's only a billion I think micro finance is to give to small businesses oh she's gonna take the billion and divvy it up yes everybody gets a Venmo and they all get some cash wait wait stop again

1:16:28 Now, doesn't microfinancing is something that takes place in Africa where people are dirt poor. They have no money whatsoever and they're living in mud huts? Yes! That's micro finance So they're doing this now they can do my so they that's how they see Ukraine Well, there's a highly civilized country with a lot of whores There's more there's more money. That's just the micro finance I Can also announce A payment of more than 3 billion euros from the Ukraine facility. It's the Ukraine facility, I don't know where that came from other than from the European taxpayers

1:17:07 And this guarantees and grants that we are signing here today, you said in Georgia and you said it's outstanding. Go throw Georgia under the bus I guess she thinks is outstanding! They are set to unlock 10 billion euros in investment for growth, recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine Yeah... The wars not even over This is what puzzles me It's like, did they already have the room booked? Like well it was supposed to be over by now. What are we going to do? We got this hotel book for five years! We got the ballroom, like might as well... And we will ensure that Ukraine is supported until 2028 and

1:17:51 and beyond when the new European budget kicks in. Ukraine stands ready to proceed with the next step on the accession path, Ukraine is delivering on its reforms now we must too because the accession process is based merits and Ukraine merits moving forward. The Commission is very clear, Ukraine is ready to open cluster one the fundamentals cluster." Cluster one I don't even know what that is but we're ready to open it. It's like phase 1 yeah now we have to act to move forward for millions of Ukrainians, soldiers teachers doctors farmers you name it. You name it! For Ukrainians from all walks of life and for them the future has two flags The flags of Ukraine and the pride flag And the flags of Europe This recovery conference is all about bringing Ukraine

1:18:51 and its future to Europe. And Ukraine's future is in Europe, let's make it happen together! Slava Ukrainii! Long live Europe!" There you go we're gonna make it happen now how was this going to happen because In the meantime We have all kinds of stuff going on with weapons which were not giving by the way...we're selling the weapons And I was blown away. This is a... By the way, she did use the word grant in there if you noticed? Yeah of course! 10 billion worth of grants or whatever I thought this was a European gambit, but now we're trying to take away the money. We go now to Congressman French Hill he is the chair of the House Financial Services Committee Welcome back to the broadcast Your ears must have been ringing with the two senators who started the program because they were talking about grabbing some of those frozen Russian assets you moved

1:19:48 a bill and gave the president authority to actually seize them during the last administration under the Repo Act. The US has never before seized central bank assets from another country, do you know if the Treasury Department is going to do so now? This guy's real energetic Well, Margaret it's good to be with you. Yes I certainly worked very hard with former Foreign Affairs Chairman Mike McCaul and others to put that in our 2020 Military Industrial Complex Guide for National Security Package during the Biden administration because we wanted another arrow in the quiver for the President to not just seize those assets, but to convert them to the benefit of Ukraine. But we could never get consensus between the United States and Europe for doing that despite a unanimous vote of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe supporting it. So I continued to urge President Biden to do that. We got the interest off those frozen assets to benefit Ukraine

1:20:49 But I think it's time for the president to convert those seized assets to a trust account for the benefit of Ukraine. I'm glad to hear both Senators Blumenthal and Graham support that idea, it's time to do it and I've encouraged Secretary Besant that this should be a priority for President Trump This is not a good idea. No! This is illegal and not a good idea, so... It's illegal So let's go back in time and listen to our conversation with Lindy Hop Lady G Graham Who is all in on this idea. Russia's escalating, they're not ending this war in Ukraine NATO Secretary General is going to be here in Washington This week and will be meeting with President Trump who is according our reporting considering fresh funding for Ukraine That would be the first time since he has taken office What do you know about what is coming? Yeah, he's a source

1:21:46 Well, I don't want to get ahead of the president but i'm having dinner along with Senator Blumenthal and other senators. That should be a fun one wouldn't you like to sit at that table with Blumenthal and Lady G? with Secretary General Mark Rutte tomorrow night. A turning point regarding Russia invasion of Ukraine is coming for months President Trump has tried to entice Putin to the peace table he's put tariffs against countries that allow fentanyl come in our country other bad behavior, he's left the door open regarding Russia that doors about to close

1:22:24 Dick and I have got 85 co-sponsors in the United States Senate for congressional sanctions with a sledgehammer available to President Trump to go after Putin's economy, and all those countries who prop up the Putin war machine. China, India and Brazil buy oil and petroleum products from Russia. That's the money Putin uses to prosecute the war and this congressional package that we're looking at would give President Trump the ability to impose 500% tariff on any country that helps Russia and props up Putin's war machine. He can dial it up or down, he can go to zero to 500, he has maximum flexibility but we're going after the people who keep Putin in business and additional sanctions on Russia itself this is truly a sledgehammer available to President Trump to end this war. Doesn't he have that already? Why does he need some kind of congressional approval

1:23:24 About 500% tariffs. This, well that's a good question. The whole thing looks like shh It looks like a lot of smoke and mirrors and showboating. Yeah, I think he goes more detail here. I want to ask you on the battlefield when it comes to weapons CBS's Jim Laporta has learned a recent defense intelligence assessment shows Ukraine shortfall in artillery and in drones will lead to marked Russian territorial gains in 2026 with Russia gaining 7-1 firepower superiority by this winter

1:24:01 How can you get them what they need if Congress will not approve in the House any new funding? Well, just stay tuned for tomorrow's announcement. The idea of America selling weapons to help Ukraine is very much in play. There we go! No sooner is the NATO money in than we're selling it, yeah baby you can buy it from us to protect your country We've given Ukraine a lot, we've given them money, we give them military aid... ...We now have a minerals agreement with Ukraine that's worth trillions of dollars

1:24:38 So I don't want to get ahead of the president, but stay tuned about seized assets. Oh this would be very bad. But you know Lindy Hop is making it sound like it's a done deal like we're going to now seize. He always does that though he this guy is shallow and it's not necessarily a done deal. The thing about the minerals is now backfiring because of the Wyoming coal. Yeah, which is now I don't have a clip again but Wyoming they you know they open up a big rare earths minerals mine in Wyoming which has got I guess as much as you need in the entire world especially there's some of these

1:25:21 You know, these superstar rare earths that are using high energy magnets. It's very important. Yeah what we need is we need some kids to go and mine them with their bare hands Actually the problem is besides that it's the process of refining they talk about oh yeah well we can dig it out then what? The Chinese do all the refining I can't even imagine what that facility looks like One last clip from Europe, because we're now changing NATO into NIPTO. That should be the new name... The North Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization. NIPTO! Because it's not just about NATO, it is about NIPTO Our working assumption is the following that indeed as we see China is rapidly building up its armed forces they have no more ships sailing than US

1:26:15 They will have another 100 ships sailing by 2030. They have now a thousand nuclear warheads This is not to organize parades in Beijing Oh, this is a joke you make here about the parade? This is just to kill everybody in the world! This is indeed to use... To make use of this We know the ambition China has which is somehow get control over Taiwan Oh it's all about Taiwan they need 1000 nuclear warheads to get control over Taiwan And the assumption is based on many discussions we've had and of course what we know from our sources that the risk is increasingly there. That Xi Jinping, the president of China and general secretary of Communist Party before he would attack Taiwan will first make a call into Moscow his very junior partner in all of this. His junior partner?

1:27:05 He first make a call to Moscow, to his very junior partner. Vladimir Putin. To ask him to keep us busy in this part of Europe Oh it is a distraction! So you keep us busy here in this part of Europe and then you take Taiwan where no one's looking Look over there with nothing to see here This shows that the transatlantic and the Indo-Pacific are getting more intertwined already through North Korea participating in the war for aggression against Japan on Russian side including China with thanks and circumvention and with dual use goods delivered into Russia supporting Russia's war effort. Here are some refrigerators you can use those motors for war in Ukraine, of course Iran with its drone technology I thought Iran's drone technology only had like moped engines

1:27:58 They have better stuff? No, we had a whole bunch of clips replayed like about a month ago. Oh that's right oh you're right yeah they do have some drone technology In Ukraine and of course Iran with its drone technology so this is all getting more and more interconnected and therefore it has been some of your own German very senior generals predicting that three, five seven years from now. Three years is today Five years it's next week Seven years it's next month Wait a minute! Three years is today Five years is next week Seven years is next month Don't you get it? Russia might be able to mount a full-scale attack on NATO territory And this is why exactly as the Chancellor was saying We are not doing the 5% and 3.5% core spending To make one person happy No Great that we equalize Equalized with US

1:28:47 One person happy, not just for Donald Trump. It closes the debate we had for years but we do this because we know the threat is there. A threat against US, a threat against Canada and a threat against European allies. That's why we need to spend more on defence If anyone wants a world war it's this guy He is the one I don't know that he wants anything Well... He wants to make Donald happy Yes that's for sure Wanted to make Donald very very happy That's military-industrial complex. Oh, be very afraid because if we don't have enough then you know we're going to be suffering and then while we're suffering them boom they take Taiwan and then we're all gonna be in a world war." Well here's the question I... this is another thing that never comes up in the conversation now that guy does uncommon knowledge had a long discussion with a Dutchman who lived most of his time in China. I think his name was Dichter or I have to get his name

1:29:49 very expert on China. And he traces the, he thinks most of the China information is BS. He thinks they're not as well off as they say they are there's not as many people as you say they are and he has all this documentation for it but one of the things he does point out is that the Chinese real prosperity began when they joined the WTO sure And so I'll go along with that. So if the Chinese take Taiwan, why can't we just kick them out of the WTO? And that's the end of it because China relies on the WTO

1:30:25 the World Trade Organization so it can work internationally and totally kick ass and take over a lot of markets, do what it does. And you kick them out of the WTO! Exactly! So China, if you move to Taiwan, you're out? We are their customer they're not going to do anything without us. This whole Taiwan thing is a red herring Yes It's a red herring for the military-industrial complex And you know the Jews are behind it, just so you know. Oh yeah those Jews... They want war in China Yeah because they got nothing better to do Oops! Well no that was a pregnant pause I thought you were dead No and I was waiting for you to follow up Maybe do some China stuff You seem to have China clips Do i have china clips? You've got Falun Gong clips

1:31:23 Oh, pfft. Yeah let's listen to this. Well if it's no good then why should we listen to it? It brings a point that I brought up earlier in the show and you kind of brought it up and this has become an issue with me which is what...why? Why is this going on? It's never ever... What is the thing with Falun Gong What is it? Why do the Chinese hate it so much that they're tracking people down and they're grabbing you if you fall on gong, and they're throwing in a Gulag. And then they're taking your liver I mean why? It's kidneys. I don't think its liver. Its kidneys. Okay kidneys are taking the kidneys Let's listen to the show. So NTD brings on a... This is supposed to be a report on the CCP and his

1:32:12 Kind of sneaking around and doing stuff in the United States nasty and disrupting our academic system Isn't falling on weren't they religious outfit, and they got browser we did about ten years ago We did a whole thing exposition on to fall-on it was a whole group of these meditation techniques that showed up at in China for some reason out of the blue and there's a bunch of them. And Falun Gong, the one of them which has also been renamed something else I keep forgetting the new name And they always say, when they say it they always say it's a spiritual bala. They always have some little ditty, some little subtext they always have to say with it. It's almost like when you say Muhammad if your Muslim you always have to say peace be upon him. Falun Dafa? And then if you write it out as Mohammed PBUH, you see that a lot in text.

1:33:03 So then it's like something you have to do. And so they always say something about, when they mention Falun Gong they always say spiritual blah blah blah but... Is it Falun Dafa? is that the new name? Maybe, something like that It could be But whatever the case what is the real reason there's something we are not being told and You'd listen to this report and still doesn't get We just don't find out Let's listen Subverting America from within for decades the Chinese Communist Party has systematically infiltrated our political systems businesses and institutions Now it's carrying out a test run for how Beijing can influence or even dictate

1:33:45 to about the Chinese Communist Party's covert war within from beijing uh... against a particular persecuted group inside of china who is also uh... based here in the united states uh... and it is the following gong spiritual movement and understand that they're doing you also have to understand spirit of what's on going is now phone calling is a spiritual practice that was widely uh... embraced inside of china during the nineteen nineties uh... it grew in rapid numbers um... that ccp so

1:34:46 own internal estimate was that roughly 70 to 100 million people were practicing this and because of its rapid population uh... and rapid spread uh... the ccp then in nineteen ninety nine launched a wide spread on nationwide of persecution and what they did was they rounded people up to put them in forced labor camps are they tortured them they murdered them are big kill them and eventually this even evolved into organ harvesting you may have heard about that but along with this i came all

1:35:22 a vast amount of propaganda, how they labeled it as an evil cult. They say that practitioners kill themselves One of the directives was to really defame this group inside of China so that they would lose credibility. Oh, that's the dance troupe. Yeah, the Shen Yun dancers Yes I think they're on tour with Beyonce now, I believe They're all over the place. They are apparently very good But the point is it starts off she says Chinese influence in the United States and i'm thinking well now they gonna get into all kinds of interesting stuff and switches immediately to Falun Gong

1:36:02 It doesn't even, they're not going to talk about anything else now. Well then why should we listen? Is it worth listening to? No because it's the way they keep beating around the bush about Why? Explain to me and I want somebody out there that can explain it to me. What specifically do the Chinese, the CCP in particular have against Falun Gong is it same thing they have against Christians or Buddhists or Confucianism Or whatever Is it just because it's anything outside the...just a little bit veering from the straight communism It's just, it makes no sense to me that they're this adamant that they're sending tons of Chinese spooks to the United States only to track down the Falun Gong. What you have now...

1:36:49 Go playfully what you have now is the the following Gong diaspora? Around the world particularly in the United States has set up different organizations media organizations performing arts group called Shen Yun Performing Arts to get the word out about this persecution because it was very in large part widely under reported And so now as the world's people are starting to understand what Falun Gong is and that the Chinese Communist Party is persecuting this peaceful group, overseas this is starting to get out. So the Chinese Communist Party is really set on silencing this group of

1:37:32 Falun Dafa practitioners, Falun Gong practitioners in the United States who are operating these media groups like The Epoch Times and also the founders of NTD television as well as Shen Yun because they've been so effective at getting the truth out about the Chinese Communist Party's crimes against humanity really against this group of people. I guess that's the reason they just don't like the media exposure they have I guess. Oh, the giant media exposure of NTD! Excuse me? NTD has been featured on this podcast for over a decade as if it's the real deal Yes, I'm the only one Yeah, I know The Chinese should send up some cash and I'll stop doing it Epoch Times... oh everyone subscribes to that You should probably look out your window I mean before you know it there is going to be a van A van driving by Nobody's driving by

1:38:26 The point is that this is bull crap. I just do not understand it, and I've tried and tried to listen to this stuff and they never get to the bottom of it They always go on about Falun Gong and its great because you know they have a dance troupe And oh my god! And their peaceful, peaceful protesters. And they're peaceful and spiritual somehow We don't know why That's very spiritual And by the way, there used to be a group of them. We have a consulate here in San Francisco which is kind of an interesting place and because I went to it when I first went to China back in the 90s and then I went... It used to just be a hole in the wall in terms of their office to get a visa cause nobody was in there now its like take a number. There's used to be a group of Falun Gongists out front

1:39:18 And they just stand there for hours on end staring at the building. Trying to levitate it, I think. Well we have a lot of producers out there maybe they can help us out and understand this mystery So do you think they're gonna get to the bottom? Now i'm on clip three so let's play that and these aren't that long so it's not too bad Why is this such a concern for the Chinese regime why have they invested so many resources to silence this group outside of China Well when you really go back to sometimes we just buzz by certain points here but when you really unpack forced live organ harvesting. And when you really think about the gravity of this crime, this isn't just like a few rogue individuals in the government or you know, a few bad apples on the black market. This is state run. This is happening at scale

1:40:10 At the highest levels of the Chinese Communist Party, military hospitals are directing this. And when you really understand what is taking place you're rounding up these peaceful spiritual religious believers that believe in truthfulness compassion and forbearance those are the three core tenets of Falun Gong. There may be just more behind Falun Gong on our side, just to make the Chinese look bad. To keep this story alive that at the state level they're harvesting organs. Xi Jinping just got a new heart. Something like that? What else could it be? They're being kidnapped

1:40:52 They're being taken to these military hospitals. Their organs are then extracted and sold for thousands of dollars around the world, people come in they call it transplant tourism inside of China The bodies are then cremated they destroy the evidence essentially so there's no trace of it And when the family comes they say oh we didn't have space You know, we didn't have space. Here's the ashes they cremate the body or they tell them that they committed suicide The list really goes on but this is happening at scale So if the world's people really find out about this crime and hold the Chinese Communist Party accountable

1:41:33 The CCP is really only sustained and legitimized because people don't understand these human rights abuses. And so the Falun Gong community overseas has been really the most effective at bringing these atrocities to light. It seems like we have an answer, this bad PR! Falun Gong is bad PR they're talking about our organ harvesting I mean that's... That's an offense. It just seems like there's they're sending agents over all over the world to track down the Chinese dissidents and then but they're that's what I thought was just Chinese dissidents that they were after but no, no No its Falun Gong specifically And I'm not... There is something amiss with this story. I think it is a last clip of it. Thank you

1:42:28 God. And Steve, one of the most concerning aspects of the Chinese regime's campaign is that CCP is focused on actually US federal agencies. What is the strategy and what are the larger implications here? Yeah, exactly so that's where it gets a little bit complicated there was a directive that came out of Beijing from highest levels Xi Jinping that was targeting U.S media institutions and they basically planted a few different stories or try to through their various agents and operations, to really go after the Shen Yun performing arts. And some of the things that they've done is that mobilize these people to influence former dancers who may have been cut loose from Shen Yun it's a very you know top

1:41:33 The CCP is really only sustained and legitimized because people don't understand these human rights abuses. And so the Falun Gong community overseas has been really the most effective at bringing these atrocities to light. It seems like we have an answer, this bad PR! Falun Gong is bad PR they're talking about our organ harvesting I mean that's... That's an offense. It just seems like there's they're sending agents over all over the world to track down the Chinese dissidents and then but they're that's what I thought was just Chinese dissidents that they were after but no, no No its Falun Gong specifically And I'm not... There is something amiss with this story. I think it is a last clip of it. Thank you

1:42:28 God. And Steve, one of the most concerning aspects of the Chinese regime's campaign is that CCP is focused on actually US federal agencies. What is the strategy and what are the larger implications here? Yeah, exactly so that's where it gets a little bit complicated there was a directive that came out of Beijing from highest levels Xi Jinping that was targeting U.S media institutions and they basically planted a few different stories or try to through their various agents and operations, to really go after the Shen Yun performing arts. And some of the things that they've done is that mobilize these people to influence former dancers who may have been cut loose from Shen Yun it's a very you know top

1:43:15 tier performing arts company where not everybody makes the cut. So people get cut and eventually they may have ties in China, and they start to get influenced and that's there's a nexus between some of these former dancers who have left Shen Yun and Beijing. And they have since filed different lawsuits anybody can file lawsuit in the United States you don't even have to be a citizen. And so we're seeing civil lawsuits being filed against this group from people who are closely tied to Beijing and then what you have is once these lawsuits are filed some western media, specifically the New York Times

1:43:57 is writing about these lawsuits. Now, nothing has been adjudicated everything is still in process and the evidence hasn't come out but the damage has already been done Tiff okay so these lawsuits are filed and then The New York Times will publish an article as if it's law And they use very creative and crafty ways to sort of misguide the reader Yeah, to me it just seems like they just want to control PR. That's what they do in their own country – they control it all I'm expecting a report on the Chinese buying land outside of the bases... I'm expecting a report about the Chinese suits

1:44:40 suing the environmental organizations to get them to, so they would stop us using fossil fuel. Here's what you could do. You could stop watching NTD and it won't bother you so much And then what I get is this Falun Gong, Falun Gong, Falun Gong stuff It just baffles me Yeah Me too But it's like everything else that's never explained breaking news when we come back here tonight the new drug just approved by the FDA for your dog. Oh, okay Wait a minute there. There's breaking news and breaking news or that was rated me as breaking my ABC break about A dog drug here We go the FDA this evening approving along acting drug to protect dogs against fleas and ticks real promise here the drug from vector

1:45:31 quantum is going to pay for this ad. Well, it's very short. This is a new news category of advertising breaking news so we have the teaser is four seconds when we come back here tonight the new drug just approved by the FDA for your dog and then the actual story is 17 seconds the FDA this evening approving along acting drug to protect like dogs against fleas and ticks. Real promise here, the drug Prevecto Quantum is given by injection and must be prescribed by a licensed veterinarian. Potential side effects could include muscle tremors and seizures. They say this new drug offers protection for up to a full year." They're eating the dogs! So your dog might get a seizure and die but he won't have fleas? That's unbelievable. Yeah... Come on let's have a couple TikTok videos

1:46:20 Really? Okay. All right, really? Well we can talk about stablecoin. Let's do this talk about stablecoin you don't have anything on stable I have something on stable coin okay play it actually do yeah i'm amenable I don't care okay well the numbers go down no no that no no you are wrong you're wrong your phone yeah yeah you're wrong Margaret Brennan, this is from this morning. Now first to get to stablecoin we have to first talk about Jerome Powell our Fed chair what have you got? What if you and Horowitz DH Unplugged every Tuesday it is Horowitz released on Wednesday I'm trying to plug the DH unplug here I'm plugging the unplugged DH unplug Have you talked about the replacement of Jay Powell

1:47:10 No, this is fairly new. This came after the last show Okay well that means been ongoing for a while but probably they've been talking about it Nobody expected him to you know I now there's rumors that he wants to might resign because he's just sick of it and being hounded by Trump. Says he's doing a terrible job because he's not lowering interest rates. On another network today, the president's top economic advisor said the White House is looking into whether the president has the authority to fire Chair Powell Do you believe the president has that power and authority to fire at the Fed President? This is Congressman French Hill being asked this question

1:48:06 You know, Margaret I don't and I believe President Trump has spoken about this several times over the past few years including recently. Mr Powell's his chairmanship is up next spring. The president has vacancies coming up on the Fed board where he could name another governor, but look just because Congress created the fed and that we believe that it should be independent in the setting of monetary policy It doesn't mean that its immune from criticism and every president since World War Two has had choice words for the Fed Chair when they've not been

1:48:46 with the direction of the president. So look, Congress continues to do oversight I set up a special task force to oversee the Fed's decision making since the 2008 financial crisis we have that investigation review and oversight underway and will continue it so from what i understand The only issue here is President Trump wants the interest rate lowered so he can refinance the country You tricked me What do you mean? Stablecoin is next. I didn't trick you, but look, I want to ask you a question because you know this better than I do it can we just lower the interest rate to refi the country isn't that just a good idea is that a bad idea at this point actually you can make the argument the opposite is true okay and it used to always be the idea was you get high inflation and you rack up the you rack make inflation so high that you can pay off the debt with cheap dollars

1:49:45 In other words, you devalue the dollar to such an extent because the debt is in dollars. It's not floating. Right now but we have to borrow money to pay it back so you want to borrow at a lower interest rate? We don't have the money! Yeah, you want to borrow with the lowest interest rate you can but if you can pay back in cheap dollars...it's just the same thing there's nothing just it's a wash one way or another This is not gonna help anything. Okay stable The idea is that what Trump's idea is to get the I don't think it's for refinancing or or any trickery says No, it is but I think it's really to crank up the economy because if everything gets you know You get younger yeah, you know 2% interest rate people are gonna be borrowing more money They're gonna be starting more businesses they're going to be hiring more people and

1:50:34 And everyone's going to be happy. And you're gonna people buying more houses and the prices are going to go up, and blah blah blah." Okay. Well it sounds like a good idea! Yeah it does sound like a good idea but the way that Fed sees is that well then you haven't proven anything yet with the tariff threats and until that settles down... I saw we had a surplus at the US Treasury for the first time in years because of the tariff money so we- I think that's bogus The answer is still stable coin. I think you'd acknowledge that most presidents might have had those choice words behind closed doors, not on social media posts on a regular basis congressman but on crypto i want to ask you crypto has been the wild west right in many ways because they don't have the same kind of regulation while the digital asset space that there does exist for banks and financial services

1:49:45 In other words, you devalue the dollar to such an extent because the debt is in dollars. It's not floating. Right now but we have to borrow money to pay it back so you want to borrow at a lower interest rate? We don't have the money! Yeah, you want to borrow with the lowest interest rate you can but if you can pay back in cheap dollars...it's just the same thing there's nothing just it's a wash one way or another This is not gonna help anything. Okay stable The idea is that what Trump's idea is to get the I don't think it's for refinancing or or any trickery says No, it is but I think it's really to crank up the economy because if everything gets you know You get younger yeah, you know 2% interest rate people are gonna be borrowing more money They're gonna be starting more businesses they're going to be hiring more people and

1:50:34 And everyone's going to be happy. And you're gonna people buying more houses and the prices are going to go up, and blah blah blah." Okay. Well it sounds like a good idea! Yeah it does sound like a good idea but the way that Fed sees is that well then you haven't proven anything yet with the tariff threats and until that settles down... I saw we had a surplus at the US Treasury for the first time in years because of the tariff money so we- I think that's bogus The answer is still stable coin. I think you'd acknowledge that most presidents might have had those choice words behind closed doors, not on social media posts on a regular basis congressman but on crypto i want to ask you crypto has been the wild west right in many ways because they don't have the same kind of regulation while the digital asset space that there does exist for banks and financial services

1:51:32 You've got a few measures coming up this week. How do you make sure as you put these regulations in place that kind of help crypto become mainstream, that it doesn't also benefit some of those on the black market for example who use this to evade oversight? She is so dumb. But okay Frenchy go ahead. Exactly well in the work and the Senate led by Bill Hagerty and Tim Scott and Cynthia Lummis on The Genius Act to create a dollar back stable coin. We've heavily influenced that legislation over the two years of previous work by the House and our Clarity Act which sets up the rules, the road for what's a commodity? What's a security how to use digital assets how to store them how to custody them these are the rules that will protect consumers

1:52:23 will limit access to our market and our investors from entities outside the United States trying to influence the crypto markets. We have none of that today, what we've had is a mismatch of rules by enforcement in the Biden administration and I believe the bills will have on the House floor this week will protect investors consumers and make America as President Trump wants a leader in financial technology and crypto and digital assets innovation So stablecoin is happening and it's totally going to be what we talked about. What you claim we chased our entire audience away with? Yeah

1:53:02 And but of course the most spectacular story of the week is just passing $119,000 a coin is Bitcoin. But you know sir that the concern Is that this is the patina of protection Of consumers without actual muscle behind it It was interesting to see and many Americans who hold mortgages might have noticed Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will buy and sell mortgages. The head of the agency, the Federal Housing Agency Bill Pulte told them they'll have to prepare a proposal to review crypto as an asset on mortgage applications

1:53:40 Given the huge taxpayer stake in Fannie and Freddie, are you comfortable with people using crypto? Crypto! Something that isn't really tangible in many ways to pay for a down payment on the house. It's not tangible this crypto what do you think? Well look at Bitcoin for example one can now buy bitcoin it is a commodity its been determined that it's a commodity by the CFTC and the SEC One can hold it in their brokerage account through an exchange traded product, an ETF or ETP. It's now an asset for millions of Americans and it certainly could be treated like a stock or bond or cash

1:54:23 as a contribution to someone's net worth to qualify for uh... mortgage and if we pass clarity this week which i expect we will on a bipartisan basis and we craft the a dollar back stable coin like genius offered by senator haggard e will have the rules of the road it won't be a patina of consumer enforcement it will be real consumer for enforcement investor protection down payment from cfpc yes he see And the bank and the bank regulators. Yes, yes a down payment remember when we called it Beanie Babies? Boy were we dumb I still call it that Because I told you should get someone who was 40 thousand and you still wouldn't listen to me

1:55:10 I should have bought, you're right. I should have bought Nvidia at that same point in time. I can't wait to listen... I would've tripled my money! Well, I can't wait to hear Horowitz say that Bitcoin's price is going up because of Nvidia That seems to be the Wall Street... I haven't heard this Oh, it's everywhere. Oh yeah its helped by Nvidia for some reason Yeah, I don't believe it's true but... NVIDIA has got their own balloon full of hot air. They don't need more. Man that thing is amazing! Four trillion dollars worth of... Four trillion dollars yeah okay yep

1:55:56 That's a good one. It is very good one yeah, well chat bot for a bunch of chat bots man the guy has got Guys got something going on yeah a bad job. Let's do this clips on Harvard This is uh oh yeah? This is kind of interesting I've always believed that there's just something underfoot here They they it's an idle threat that I think has Got to freak these universities out which is go after their accreditation The Department of Homeland Security says they're issuing subpoenas to Harvard to force them to comply with multiple requests for quote relevant information concerning foreign students. A statement from the DHS says the move comes after the university repeatedly refused past non-coercive requests to hand over their required information for its student visitor and exchange program certification. DHS Secretary Kristi Noem says

1:56:52 If Harvard won't defend the interests of its students, then we will. We tried to do things the easy way with Harvard now through their refusal to cooperate, we have to do things the hard way. Harvard like other universities has allowed foreign students to abuse their visa privileges and advocate for violence and terrorism on campus." In response, Harvard told The Hill that Harvard is committed to following the law and while the government's subpoenas are unwarranted the university will continue to cooperate with lawful requests and obligations. The administration's ongoing retaliatory actions come as Harvard continues to defend itself and its students faculty and staff against harmful government overreach aimed at dictating whom private universities can admit

1:57:37 and higher in what they can teach. In addition to the DHS subpoenas, the Department of Education and the Department of Health & Human Services notifies Harvard's accreditor that The Ivy League University might be in violation of anti-discrimination laws citing campus antisemitism." Well, the antisemitism part is bull crap when it comes to DEI but for sure they've discriminated against students Oh yeah, the Chinese in particular. Asians! Yeah Asian Americans of course. The lawsuit was settled and it was proven and they still haven't changed anything And the fact that they could get so high-and-mighty about being private private private while fighting not getting government money Where's my 400 million baby? I want my money! Give us more money This makes no sense Harvard is...

1:58:32 Hubris taken to an extreme. These guys, why are you doing this? Just... You know I don't get it personally. Well, you know why is because Epstein went to Harvard so there's probably something in the Epson files. That's exactly it! Is there a part two to that clip or no? No, there is a part two right here. Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon says accreditors have a responsibility to ensure institutions are upholding academic integrity and campus safety and culture The Trump administration says they're currently in talks with Harvard. President Trump says he's optimistic Yeah, they'll absolutely reach a deal The notice comes nine days after the Trump administration's task force to combat anti-Semitism sent a letter to Harvard telling them that their federal funding is at risk because the school allegedly violated their Jewish students' civil rights But again...

1:59:29 Federal funding for what? Research. They can get money from, how about the money that... How about getting money from from whom the research benefit, from who the... There are people that I'm trying to put this sentence together. There's a beneficiary of the research it's called industry it's called pharma companies they have tons of money some of them make 10 or 20 billion dollars a year in net profits why aren't they giving them the money? Why is the taxpayer paying for research that benefits Pfizer

2:00:06 I disagree. Without research money going to Harvard, we wouldn't have this! When we come back here tonight the new drug just approved by the FDA for your dog... I'm telling you without that our defido would be dead! I really don't know. That is-I don't know it's uh it seems personal to me You know COVID shots? I don't know. I don't know Johns Hopkins did they get money too Johns Hopkins? Oh yeah their spooks The whole thing is Johns Hopkins loaded. Well, we're not answering any questions here but I do in that vein have more sources about Columbia University

2:00:50 Columbia University may be close to a deal with the Trump administration to restore its federal funding. Sources say the deal would help the school regain access to more than $400 million in federal funding, The Trump administration pulled that money over anti-Israel pro-Palestinian protests on campus Meanwhile, Columbia is expected to pay a multi-million dollar settlement to victims of alleged civil rights violations and implement changes to its diversity equity and inclusion policies. The agreement would also include improving campus security for Jewish students and boosting transparency about hiring and admissions." It's clear he's doing it because he's on the Epstein list and Israel is telling him to do it! That...it's obvious

2:01:37 I don't see how it's so hard for you to just understand that. Yeah, I don't know... It's-it's a bit lost With that i want to thank you for your courage in the morning To you the man who put the C in the cluster one Say hello to my friend on the other end The one and only Mr John Cena Yeah, well in the morning you're Mr. Amcury and in the morning our ship's a sea boots and we're out feeding the air subs in the water and the dames and knights out there. 2514 today at The Peak that is nice. 2514 that is above average right?

2:02:21 Well, it used to be average but now it's above average because our average is currently 24 on Sundays. So it's above average then! Hello trolls they are in the troll room at TrollRoom.io They're probably about 28. They're in the troll room at TrollRoom.io or they may be listening on a modern podcast app which gives you the bat signal when we go live actually fired off late sorry about that my mistake so if you're mad don't worry because when it comes out as a podcast you'll be notified within...within 90 seconds That's why you want to use something from podcastapps.com We are value for value The only way that we gain and garner any income is through your time, your talent, your treasure because saving money is also a good way for us to create a better product for you without spending money on thousands of producers That's how we know that this chat GPT

2:03:17 Conversation thing is real. That's how we know a lot of things, that's how we get all kinds of information. That is the oldest joke in the world at this point You always chuckle if you stop chuckling I wouldn't do it Okay! I will no longer chuckle at your dumb joke It's not a joke, it's kind of a bit. A joke implies you a story. It's a bit. It's told with a punchline instead of that See I didn't chuckle it's a bit Time talent or treasure which means we accept any of the above and of course We love our prompt jockeys can't call them artists anymore

2:03:56 Who bring us artwork for every single episode? I'm getting pushback now on some of these people. Like, oh, I'm tired of the AI art! I don't want to hear anymore But I kind of like the one that who did this for episode 1780 That's the one I did from New York we titled it chat box and the art was by digital Oh actually made a mistake. I wrote down digital 212 man but of course it should have been digital 21 12 man Sorry And this was, we thought it was funny. It was Pam Bondi ripping up the Epstein list If it had been done by a real artist, we probably would have chosen that. It just shows you need a good idea and of course you don't need a lot of talent anymore to get out of the AI

2:04:42 And there it is. Man, just look at the page of NoahGenArtGenerator.com Everything has everything and how has the same orange? We're going to I'm looking at the page right now and there's a good example is measles Everything is orange everything in Barbie Lolita Express odds fun Gino AI There's no bunch of them they have this orange tinge the old oh The whole artwork is tinged. It's like a tinge problem But even if you go down and look at, you know from two shows ago Everything I see streets is another one. It's brand new it's all orange Yeah This is and usually now I guess you have to put in don't make it orange Joe Bob Yes, Joe Bob is old lady Express everything orange Actually this kind of awkward now

2:05:34 Now, I will say that we went for obvious lowbrow reasons. We went with the Pam Bondi ripping up the Epstein list because come on now everyone was talking about it that's why we went with it but the one that we both laughed at and liked the most without a doubt was The Holland Five Yes, we did. Which is a new band that John just made up the Holland Five and it was a funny piece but... A bunch of stereotypical which I've never seen a Dutch person dress like this but you can kind of imagine Oh no! That's a very traditional Dutch dress oh yeah It looks like its silly its like the lederhosen

2:06:24 Germans. No, the Dutch have a very typical... I'm talking about in terms of it being a stereotype. Yeah although the one thing that you'll never see in a typical Dutch Quintet ever and Joe you'll never see a guy with the banjo Banjos over there at all at all Darren O'Neill flooding the zone we kind of liked his bad liar Pam Bondi should have shot collar on I said bad liar. Yeah, it was okay Okay, I used to 50 shades of something The dominatrix chewing bubblegum on the for the for the newsletter. Oh, of course you use that one well no it's just a little coarse what would a course because it's I Also let me I could use either that or the grok when I like the chatterbox with Darren O'Neill with the Chattering teeth yes, I find chattering teeth to be funny

2:07:27 Wow. Now it would have been funnier animated. Yeah, we can add the Pam Bondi's by the way just as an aside animated art also works in the podcast apps good so if you let's give the artist more new ideas I am giving them an idea it works incredibly well actually So I wonder if our I wonder if this the art generator will hold a gif it's animated Yeah, it should and present it properly. It should I think so it sure I don't know that man should This shirt I hope so because I want people to do look at everything is a ping Look this thing collect correct the record has already put you up as host of OS seen on OAN okay brother

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2:26:32 Hey everybody, so EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announced today that his agency will finally release detailed information on geoengineering. If you followed me for a while you know this is something I care deeply about So this feels like the right moment to share. I have been speaking with a whistleblower over the past several weeks who has helped me really understand what's happening in our skies. They've given me information that could shed real light on these programs, who is behind them where the funding is coming from and what we can do to stop them. Another knowage in the staple comes true then it's all coming out second half of show It's all coming out I saw The Post coming through this morning Play The Theremin Why should I play The Theremin? This is the truth man they have been

2:27:21 They've been spraying us like bugs! Like bugs, I tell you. Well good for her, I'm glad she's somebody spending money on this stuff Yeah... You know we should know about this stuff and it's gonna come out It's the season of reveal it's here Yeah uh-huh Uh..I have an offbeat clip just to actually I'd like to play I have two clips from Brooks & Kpart from last Friday Oh goodness gracious That I really think need to be played Okay Because this is giving us more insight. We have... Insight into your hate watch, that's the only insight I get from these. You play hate watch material? I don't bitch! I don't sit there and complain bitterly and go do the Aunt Gigi bit on you. Yes you do! And you do it to me constantly. Never never never NEVER! Find one example Okay but here's the tariffs This is Brooks He's gonna give us a little insight on the tariffs

2:28:22 without condemning Trump too much. It's early days yet, our latest public inflation numbers are for May that-that that's not up to current so it could be catching up second I think a lot of the reason a lot of companies are not passing the cost on to consumers is because they think they're gonna come down and Trump is going change his mind again yeah and so why should they burn their relationship with the consumer if Trump's gonna pull the tariffs back If it becomes clear over the next three, four months that he's not going to pull back then I think consumers are really gonna start seeing high prices. And that's gonna be on toys, that's gonna be on things like car seats. I've learned a lot about car seats in last month they're way more expensive than they thought there were at least when my kids were little but so then if you start paying 400 500 bucks for a car seat Then you notice and then the effect our politics will be significant

2:29:10 Four or five hundred bucks for a car seat? What is he talking about, this elitist. When's the last time you bought a car seat? Let me see what a car seat costs on Amazon... Is he talking about the childrens booster seats so kids can sit down and little toddlers? He doesn't have a toddler! The guy is 70! Okay well here's a car seat for $229 Okay, that's not 500. No here's a decompression cushion which I think is fine for the kid just throw them on that for 29 bucks No, Amazon has a lot of fancy looking Graco brand. Graco brand best overall pick 229 219 so yeah I don't know but I mean Yeah there's one Maybe he is talking about an actual car not that but an actual car seat In other words the seat that you sit in your car I don't think so It could be? I don't think so Maybe he is just swapping them out randomly Nah now you are just going crazy Just to justify playing these clips

2:30:09 justifying anything. Okay, well let's listen to Kay Parton what does he have to say? I don't understand what the president is doing here with- He has taken his 20th century view of tariffs from the 1980s trying to apply it to a 21st century world no one knows what any of this means and David is talking about inflation higher prices we just do not know The economists say that the American people are gonna get hammered, that the president telling everyone that we're getting screwed by these other nations and that they're going to pay the tariffs. That just isn't true. And so the thing I keep coming back to on a whole lot of things that the President does, asking

2:30:55 Why are we not talking about his mental acuity in the way we would if President Biden had been saying and doing a lot of these erratic things? Wow, that train has come and gone. Capehart really he wants to go back to that Well, how do you get from tariffs to acuity? I mean this guy these two guys are the worst They're just crap Yes speaking yet there. They are on PBS yak There it is You're mad you're mad that they're on TV and and you only get a 10-minute hit with the Chanel Chanel Rion

2:31:36 So I was one of the Zoomers friends in New York works for Tory Burch. Are you familiar with the Tory Burch brand? Vaguely so, I think mainly handbags Tory Burch handbags. I have a handbag story coming up right after this so let me just see what is a Tory Burch handbag. Let me see Tory Birch is it b-i-r-c-h Price they probably I'd say there about five six hundred dollars Now they get a little bit cheaper three three ninety eight for a tote Three ninety-eight for a cheap so in and this particular friend does sourcing and production, so she knew a lot about it And I said how of the terrace affected you?

2:32:31 And she's like, yeah you know we just ate it. We couldn't raise our prices so we just ate the 10%. It's not a problem I think most people...I'm reminded i should mention this I'm reminded about all these analysis oh the tariffs are going to make everything do this and that or we're gonna do this? I'm reminded of the Reagan administration if anybody remembers that far back I'm probably only one here that does but When Reagan ran against George H.W. Bush, he was actually running against a number of candidates and George H. W., who he picked as vice president was one of his candidates and he called Reagan's supply-side economic theories which came from Milton Friedman, he called them voodoo economics!

2:33:11 Voodoo economics, none of it's gonna work. And of course it worked fine and then Milton Friedman all of a sudden became a folk hero with all his theories and ideas about inflation and everything in between and now everyone thinks that Milton Friedman is some sort of genius they didn't think so before. Voodoo economics! So they're doing the same thing here with Trump to just making stuff up What I thought was interesting that she said, you know we could not raise the price because they would...I guess it's these things are very price sensitive. We all know i'm sure the mini Fleming soft crossbody retailing for $378,000 it probably cost them ten dollars. Yeah or eight! You know so and Tory Burch is a certified billionaire

2:33:55 So it's like, you know we've been charging consumers way too much anyway and they just ate it. I said what are you gonna do in the future? We'll just eat it 10% not a big deal even if its 20%. They're printing money at these outfits Yes they are In fact let's play that clip The top clip on my list Yeah I don't know What did you think of Jane Birkin It's not Jane Birkin Okay, okay boomer. Jane Birkenbag it is! Exclusive coveted fashion accessories in the world The Birkenbag made by Hermes The large boxy purses come with long wait lists and even used bags can sell for tens of thousands of dollars But if you think that's a lot well the original Birkenbag just sold for more than 10 million dollars yesterday at Sotheby's in Paris Adjugé en fadant le sac à poche

2:34:52 This first Birkin bag was made specifically for the late Jane Birkin, the British-born singer and actress who became a French icon. She died in 2023 at the age of 76. And her bag comes with quite a backstory! As Sotheby's tells it, in 1981, Birkin was struggling to cram a wicker basket full of her belongings into an overhead bin on a flight The contents of her basket, though, spilled into the lap of Jean-Louis Dumas, the head She drew one on the air sickness bag from the seat back pocket. A few years later, Hermes gifted a prototype of the bag to Birkin and asked if the company could put her name on it and thus The Birkin Bag was born Jane Birkin carried her namesake black leather bag for almost a decade In 1994 she donated it to raise funds for an AIDS charity

2:35:47 The legendary prototype was sold with marks and scratches, and includes a few unique features from its original owner. Like Birkin's initials JB stamped on the front flap and her dainty pair of nail clippers hanging from its strap. Valuance Japan, a Tokyo-based reseller of design goods said it paid the $10 million for the bag. All right I stand corrected. So who do you think the Birkin bag was named after Boomer? Uh...I'm gonna say Jane Birkin I stand corrected. But it also gave me an outstanding idea! Ready? The Dvorak duffel. I don't use a duffle You do now, you drew it on the back of a puke bag and now its the Dvorak duffle And we also have the curry coach Now available in the No Agenda shop

2:36:39 I would like to hope the No Agenda shop would do this. Now, have you even seen a barf bag on a plane in the last decade? Yeah there... Yes because i've been on a plane in the last decade. Barf bags are... Well I've been on a plane and I don't remember seeing barf bags! They took them off! They're in there of course they are Have you seen someone... I've been on planes where's not even a magazine in that little thing. The magazines are gone. Have you see someone barfing a barf bag in the last decade No, but we had one time we were the family it was I think was Eric We had a we went to Hawaii and for some reason. I don't know what happened with Eric I think got sick and he barfed in the barf bag nice

2:37:21 And then he wrapped it, and it has a little clip so you can close it up. And he put it on the ground and then the plane had a rough landing in the barf bag seemed to have rolled away under somebody else's seat! So God knows where it was we snuck out of the plane as fast as we could figure somebody just stepped on it or what the hell is this? No no that's wrong On our flight home yesterday We actually got a, uh... If there's anyone who has medical qualifications we could use you in row 23. Please? Row 23! You never want to hear that on the plane No because it often leads to an emergency landing in the middle of nowhere So it did not but we actually were delayed by almost an hour and we arrived almost on time now they always skew these times no matter what

2:38:18 But when we landed, paramedics came on board right away. They had EMS and a clinical guy and I guess the woman had fainted she was fine she walked off with them but the pilot then says that was actually kind of cool because they got to fly a lot faster than I usually do. We got full-on priority, you know that we got to a gate even though our gate was initially occupied. Yeah it's true so that was great more of that please yeah well what I almost had that opportunity once but some guy had a guy die on the flight next to you

2:38:58 No, I hope not. Some guy died on the flight... it was a big flight from Japan. Oh no! They had to put him on ice? We were over the middle of the Pacific so they couldn't do anything and there was a doctor onboard luckily and he pronounced the guy dead on the plane so they didn't have to land in Hawaii to get any help because he was dead. flew all the way to San Francisco and then they, you know... Did they zip them up in the bag before taking off? Yeah. And they rolled him out of the plane before anybody else. Well yeah I mean you get priority when your dead. Priority de-planing

2:39:38 So that wasn't pleasant. No, I don't even know how we got here but yes... We were on the... you started with the bag story Yeah well i think the Dvorak duffel is a winner Okay! We got Dvorak duffle on track As seen as one American news Uh..I got to air India oh the K-part stuff I've got You did the k part stuff Yes I did. I do have some interesting flood analysis Oh, okay. That's a little offbeat? Yeah I wouldn't mind that because you know we this morning it started coming down again like crazy Hunt County or Hunt the town of Hunt is now on flood watch uh if this thing is not over here so well this isn't quite about the flood per se it's about the

2:40:24 Femur planes that are over there in Texas and there's tons of them. Yes, they're all over the country actually so you notice it when you look at a map yes but I this is kind of an interesting i think this is somewhat scandalous This is the interesting flood info PBS Laura what is it that you looked at? And what did you find well we found was a significantly higher risk of flooding in this camp and in this area than the federal government has ever reported We found that a number of the cabins were had an expectation that if a serious storm came, they were going to be inundated. And yet FEMA's maps what Americans depend on to know whether or not they have a flood risk we're not showing this risk and so when you went and looked at a number of

2:41:09 Maps that are done by private companies. You can see that if a serious storm came, this place would be underwater not only in the main camp but also off into the new camp they built recently and some of these are done by private companies like First Street in New York which was able to show where they expected the water to come. The thing thats interesting is that Camp Mystic has flooded before at many floods 32, 78 It was known. No one wants to listen to me go on about that. Yes, it was known but the FEMA... this is where the plot thickens in part two Why the difference? Why did these private companies pick it up and FEMA not? FEMA does not map rainfall They are not mapping flash flooding And they're also not looking forward into what sort of climate predictions might be there coming

2:42:02 FEMA is looking backward. FEMA does not have the mandate from Congress to do this work, and they also don't have the funding to do this. So there are wonderful scientists at FEMA that are capable of doing it. They have some of the best data scientists in the world but they're not mapping these risks the way a lot of private companies are saying look, this is serious problem. The Associated Press had a story out this morning that said that number buildings at Camp Mystic has been taken off the list, cuz you write in your investigation that there are special interests that can appeal. How does that work? NPR and PBS Friendly were also reporting this we have the documents that show that this camp pulled these buildings out of the floodplain they're saying We don't want to have these in this risky area so can you just take them out of your map and FEMA granted this request for multiple buildings back 15 years ago

2:42:55 This is a significant problem because if you are in the floodplain, then you are required. If you're in a community that belongs to this program and you have a federally backed mortgage, you were required to build to a flood standard that usually means elevating your house so that you can survive a significant storm like this, a significant flood that's coming through. And if you're outside the flood maps, you don't have to do though that work and communities sometimes asked to come out of it and even private owners like this camp requested to come out on the floodplain. And we can see the impact that had. To be clear, they want to get out of the flood plain on paper but in reality there's still in it. Well I can tell you why they're doing this

2:43:39 And we're seeing this ourselves and everybody here expects our home insurance to go up again. Since we've lived in this house, which is four years, our home insurance has doubled Yeah, it's doing this everywhere. And yes being in the floodplain makes your insurance go up because it is an excuse to jack up the insurance but at the same time everyone is finagling it. Let us listen to clip 3. This is happening not just at Camp Mystic but across the country. More than two times as many Americans have a flood risk, millions of Americans that don't even know they have a flood risk and that's because FEMA maps has not been updated with this new information. Because you said this is also an issue in North Carolina when Hurricane Helene moved through Absolutely when we were in North Carolina covering Helene 98% of the people that were affected by the storm were not in FEMA's flood map

2:44:37 This means that not only if they're not in the flood map, they may not have been required to build in a way that could have helped them survive the storm. But also they may not have belonged to the National Flood Insurance Program because there wasn't requirement for them to do so and so they're out of luck in that way too when it comes to rebuilding. What's it take to fix this legislation? We found in our reporting that Congress needs to fund this program. They need to fund FEMA to do these maps, but there's a lot of pushback to having these maps updated A lot of politicians don't want to be the ones that will increase flood insurance rates for people across the country I'm missing an important detail here Maybe it's in the fourth clip

2:45:23 Well, I want to also mention something about they of course are trying to twist this whole story. So it's Trump's fault How about climate change? That's what I'm waiting for never get the climate change that's really interesting in this first PBS that is mostly there at targeting Trump It's like well FEMA has had FEMA has not done this job well For long ever for all of us sudden now because of trumpets It's being, you call attention to it because of Trump. This is nonsense this whole report really bugs me for that reason but here we go at the last of it But we also found in our reporting that the National Association Home Builders home developer lobby groups even sometimes a national association of realtors are saying We don't want to see these maps necessarily updated because they want to keep they say homes affordable

2:46:15 And now with FEMA in limbo under the Trump administration, changes likely unlikely? The cuts to FEMA are making it difficult from the insiders we've talked to do the work that they want to do. But it is also going to undermine the agency's ability to insist on flood map changes and also insist on resilient building due to climate change. They missed an opportunity there I think I think they were targeting this too much. They didn't want to water it down Well, President Trump and First Lady Melania came to Kerrville right down the road to visit. And I will say that in general everyone is pretty happy with how a lot of its local people...I mean there's man it must be 3500 maybe 4000 volunteers. In fact there was a meetup

2:47:13 This coming Saturday at Java Ranch, also known as Java Hut on Main Street. One of our producers is coming in from the Netherlands to help with flood relief he's organizing a meet up there There are a lot of people who emailed me and people say I'm in Austin and want to go help It has really been very heartwarming to see how many people just jumped into help And here's a report about the president with some nonsense in here from the president, unfortunately. Trump and First Lady Melania began their visit in hard-hit Kerrville, where they were briefed by local officials. Later during a town hall the US president dismissed questions about the federal response to the floods and whether adequate warnings were provided

2:48:09 Well, I think everyone did an incredible job under the circumstances. This was, I guess Christie said a one in 500 and one in 1,000 years. No! No! You'd sit back and say oh what could have happened here or there you know? Maybe we could have done something differently this was a thing that has never happened before. And nobody's ever seen anything...I've never seen anything like this Officials say some 3,400 people are involved in the search for the 160 people that are still missing. The search for the missing continues and the people who are doing it are unbelievable people that you couldn't get better people than this anywhere, Christy right?

2:48:47 Anywhere in the world you couldn't get better people. And they're doing a job like I don't think anybody else could, frankly. And I want to thank them and all of these great first responders who raced into very grave danger. We have some people that were Incredible, the single Coast Guard rescue crew saved an incredible 169 children at Camp Mystic. 169? We're also taking historic action to ensure that such a nightmare never happens again and we're gonna look and see how can the thing like this they could say it's 100 years somebody says it's a 500 year event No! We're not gonna let a thing like this happen again where it can wreak this kind of devastation There is no stopping it President Scott

2:49:35 There's no stopping this. One of the guys at our church, Mark DeWeiss he has equipment and he went down there. He says he uncovered 10 bodies in the rubble. This is a mess! And of course, you know now it's and I feel a lot more what the people of Western North Carolina Asheville or what they all went through because it disappears from the news. You know but it just stays and it goes this will be months still of cleanup It's an unbelievable mess Video doesn't do justice Justice and yeah, it'll happen again in five to ten years Yes, it happens over and over Yeah that does

2:50:18 But we should be a little smarter. But by saying it's every thousand years, that doesn't help at all? No no it's a lie And here is a look Can I just give you one little interesting tidbit speaking of churches You know we have the new IRS which means much less people I'm not quite sure exactly what President Trump did but Monday the IRS said and this is very interesting because since 1950s This has not been legal due to the Johnson Amendment. The IRS said on Monday churches and other houses of worship can endorse political candidates to their congregations, carving out an exemption in a decades-old ban on political activity by tax exempt nonprofits

2:51:08 They say, "...the communications from a house of worship to its congregation in connection with religious services through its usual channels of communication on matters of faith do not run afoul of the Johnson Amendment as properly interpreted." That's a big... yeah 1954 is when Johnson introduced that. That's a big change! It'll be interesting to see how it works with the televangelists. Well, I guess it comes down to what's your normal mode of communication? But they're pretty clear houses of worship so...I don't know!

2:51:46 A house of, a televangelist is the house of worship with 16 thousand people. Man so many negative churches. And an audience of millions. Yeah it'll be interesting to see that. I don't see any reason why you couldn't do that anyway. Here's an interesting...I like to do unreported news and in other words kind of scandalous little stories that just never get played by anybody. I do not understand the editors of this country why these things don't go up But I don't think you've heard this one. This is the unreported United Nations corruption story. The Trump administration today announcing sanctions on a United Nations investigator, Francisco Albanese is the UN special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza. Albanese has previously prompted the International Criminal Court to take action against US and Israeli officials companies and executives

2:52:34 Secretary of State Marco Rubio says her efforts were illegitimate. In recent weeks, Albanese has urged other countries to pressure Israel including through sanctions Rubio today wrote Albany's campaign of political and economic warfare against the United States in Israel will no longer be tolerated. Rubio added that the US will continue to take necessary actions to respond on what he calls lawfare against the U.S.. Rubio says that's to protect America sovereignty and that of its allies. Hmm hmm. That is... Corrupt UN official! Gambling? Amazing

2:53:12 Yeah. All right, let's wrap it up with some TikTok clips John might as well I know you're chomping at the bit Oh, I don't know we could skip them Oh do one! Do your favorite! Well what is the good one here? None?! What is a good one not a single one of them? I think that Civil War one is good Okay here we go Oh MAGA don't you understand if we have another civil war all the blue states Will control all the fresh water You guys don't think they're shit through do you? That's great, is that true

2:53:51 No, there's fresh water all over the place. And the blue states control mostly on the coast ocean water yeah I wish nobody uses to drink. I mean Washington State gets a lot of fresh water California is a drought state Oh man, alright would you please do the stolen landlady because I saw you tweeting this on X all week. Oh what's wrong with these people? These people... They're one chat GP session away from going insane that's what i'll tell ya Okay, this is the profane scold. She's a scold I don't want to hear another white person say the word illegal for the rest of my goddamn life We are living on stolen land Our ancestors forcibly and violently seized this land from indigenous peoples who were living here for generations Before we ever showed up. We do not get to call them illegal

2:54:48 We don't own the fucking planet. Nobody does! Oh, brother... We are evolved monkeys with opposable thumbs who use them to write little monkey scribbles on a slice of tree and we call it a birth certificate I think you know didn't already play this one? Is this old? The opposable thumb thing is this a script It could be. Capitalism is just narcissism as an economic system. Imperialism is just narcissism as a foreign policy! If the lion can't claim the safari for himself and call the elephant illegal, then neither the fuck can we!!

2:55:42 I'm sorry, i even asked for this one now. You requested it! It was profane and ridiculous. I did not like that one. I should have put a not safe for work. Now i have to mark the episode as explicit so thanks. Just remember you can find him on TikTok or on X.com under the real Dvorak Yeah, the real Dvorak I've lost a whole bunch of people for some unknown reason You're still at 100 plus and i'm still stuck at 98.8 thousand I cannot get over 100 That's because there are limiters...I am sure of it now

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3:01:23 freshly minted PhDs in media deconstruction. Well, as I mentioned we'll have an impromptu meetup this coming Saturday. Everett Bopp will come in from the Netherlands he's actually in Texas already and he is helping out with the cleanup efforts and I guess some rescue efforts still or search efforts in Kerr County He'll be at Java Ranch Saturday between 2 to 5 and I will definitely stop by I'm also asking Willie just stopped by So you can see the famous Willie, the chess master. We have a meetup report from Victoria. Welcome to Taverns here at the Lighthouse Brewery I am here with Winston Smith or Tim and we're here for the for the Victoria Meet Up and this meet up will happen again in two weeks so we want to get a few more people out here so think about it in two weeks time we will be out

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3:03:04 You can search by location, you can search by date. And if you can't find something that is near you why don't you go ahead and start one yourself? It's easy! Sometimes you wanna go hang out with all the nights and days. You wanna be where you won't be triggered or held to blame. You wanna be where everybody feels the same. It's like a power So I got a lot of ISOs, but I think i'm just gonna try my best ones on you and see if you like those. Because people are now they're mad they're like we gotta do some iso's We gotta get John out of the isosphere it's no good what John's doing The isosphere Isosphere here's my first It's that good! I kind of liked that one And uh... That was obviously an edited ISO There was a whole lot of value in there Nah?

3:04:02 Come on. You know if you're gonna editing the ISO I didn't edit the eyes so different than doing an AI So it seems to me well, I mean you didn't like that this one wasn't edited There was a whole lot of value in there no I did that was okay But I actually liked the edited one better Oh you did yeah, we could have funny laugh at the end I'll leave it at those. Those two, that's it? Well okay you want to hear more? No problem here is more Oh my good show boys! I need a cigarette That sounds like AI I didn't do that one Let see we get this one Are we still talking about that? I don't know if that's AI or not Here another one I think its AI Could be Bye bye

3:04:49 Bye bye! That's good old Alex. We have this one. Hello? What the heck is going on?! Mm-hmm, that's what I got. Oh wait, one more. Powered by AI thanks to John! Let's hear that one again. Powered by AI thanks to John That's a good one. I kind of like that one, all right? What do you have so i do have an AI one actually they're both ai but I try to be a little different and try the one I like is The Best best show in five years well it's not as good as the Alex one no sorry then there's this one The Show Made Me Fart now you're really searching now

3:05:46 I think... Bye bye! Alex is just, he's always a winner. I think you have to go with that. No doubt about it. Anyone who has polyps and makes a living out of it, I'm all in. There we go time for John's tip of the day everybody Yeah this is the follow-up tip to last one for the blackout folk This is a really cool product. And these are called, you can look them up on Amazon there's a bunch of different people that make them they're out of China obviously because nobody in fact mine is particularly out of China because I can't even put the wording right but these are emergency use light bulbs

3:06:35 And they are like a regular LED light bulb, they look exactly the same except they have a battery, a chargeable battery inside and so if the power goes out, the circuit stays connected and the light bulb stays lit. Oh? That's interesting! Yeah in fact you can take a piece of aluminum foil and put it over the bottom with connections at the bottom They also have these little connectors that you can put on the bottom with a little click on them, a little switch you can click them on or off The thing stays lit. So when the power goes off, then you need just one in I'd say one in any room or one in a room that you're in a lot if you're going to be worried about having to do a wall crawl to get to a flashlight which I had to do Is this another Mimi tip of the day where she's so worried about you and her power outages? Yes, yeah. Mimi got me these bulbs and she got me these things from last show because she's worried sick that I'm gonna...I don't know what she's worried about You're gonna die in a horror movie. I'm gonna die! Go find the flashlight

3:07:31 So, uh. Open a window so so they come there cheap just like this six pack of bull record it stupid name. There was like 20 bucks for six of them and but there is hey can you put this in your mouth? Like Uncle Fester yes you could. And you would put it in your mouth and then you'd use your tongue, and you'd make the complete the circuit of The on the bulb screw and it would light it up I never thought of that but this I don't know if you're gonna get a joke here's an idea on your next hit

3:08:13 on the Chanel Ryan show, you just do that at the end. Just pop that bulb in and make it come on! Come on man, let's be fantastic! Come on Joe! Yeah I would get some notoriety. You say hey, hey, hey Chanel watch this and then just pop it in your mouth Now you're talking a hit, everybody. That is John's Tip of the Day Find them all at tipoftheday.net Oh man We've got ideas that doesn't admit it we just got it all for you And that does conclude our broadcast day from a still very wet hill country Texas

3:09:02 Thank you all for tuning in. Thank you for listening, thank you for supporting us We appreciate any support at noagendadonations.com we have end of show mixes from Sound Guy Steve love to see him back Oystin Berger checks in Oystein has his seasons mixed up he's got a Christmas tune but it's all original No AI in these end-of-show mixes and also Jason Lewis It's all Epstein oriented You will love it Coming up next on noagendastream.com, trollroom.io is Nick the Rat speaking of the devil and this is his summer's douche episode from the sewers in New York City coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country

3:09:46 Right here in Fredericksburg. In the morning everybody, I'm Adam Curry. Here from northern Silicon Valley where we're encouraging you to go to noagenda donations dot com and help us out. I'm John C. Dvorak We'll see y'all on Thursday until then adios mofos a hooey hooey and such The golden age of America begins right now. Yet it's the biggest bill ever signed of its kind Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump,

3:10:32 more proof every single day. He now has total control of Washington. President Trump was visibly annoyed after a New York Post reporter asked about Jeffrey Epstein during a cabinet meeting. Trump says he's been advised to be nicer but says he doesn't care. This is the kind of guy you like to smack in your ass Are you still talking about Jeffrey Epstein? You better watch out, you better not cry Better get dressed I'm telling you why Prince Andrew is coming to town He was on the list, and they checked it twice And then it was gone now what a surprise Epstein's client list is no more They saw when he was sleeping They knew when he was awake And he did really kill himself So shut up for goodness sake

3:11:36 Oh you better watch out, you better not cry Better hide your kids I'm telling you why G's Lane is coming to town And even though Epstein's passed on now, I still don't know the names. Cause all the lists on Barney's desk are gone, I tossed them all away

3:12:24 And the manifest showed all the assets were run by the CIA So now we're pissed off mad cause we'll never be the same We don't know one nice thing Max will steal and drink safely for a while She won't tell no one else She won't tell no name The best podcast in the universe! Adios, mofo. Dvorak dot org slash N-A Bye bye