Topic: 10 10 10

John C. Dvorak provides a "Tip of the Day" regarding high-quality gins, specifically Tanqueray 10 and Junipero. He recalls his time as a professional judge at a spirits competition in 2000, where these two brands were the top finalists. He recommends both for anyone building a home bar, specifically for use in martinis or gin and tonics.

Legal scholar John Yoo explained the statutory basis for President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to Los Angeles under Title 10. Yoo noted that while the media focuses on "invasion" or "rebellion" clauses, the third provision allows the president to act if he is unable to execute federal laws. This interpretation justifies federal intervention when local jurisdictions block the execution of national immigration statutes.

A discussion arises regarding the lack of competition for the Windows operating system despite the ability of companies like SpaceX to build space programs from scratch. The hosts recall Microsoft's previous public claims that Windows 10 would be the final version of the software, expressing frustration with the forced migration to Windows 11. They question why the FTC has not investigated these broken promises.

Reports from the Asheville area and northwest Tennessee highlight the destruction of local businesses, including the OP Way factory. The hosts discuss the lack of federal Title 10 activation and the role of the National Guard in the recovery efforts. They praise the performance of ham radio operators and private citizens using drones and helicopters to deliver insulin and supplies when government response faltered.

A detailed explanation of a studio equipment failure reveals how a "ghosted" drive corrupted the boot records of a Surface Pro. The host describes rebuilding the system on a Dell 3080 and discovering that Windows sound drivers had been applying unwanted "enhancements" to the audio for years, which have now been disabled.

Protesters surrounded Bill Gates' vehicle outside 10 Downing Street, chanting for his arrest while he met with Boris Johnson. The discussion includes a biographical anecdote about Gates' childhood and his mother's role in his early career at Microsoft.

Producers from Samoa and Milwaukee share updates, including requests for specific "jingles" and "karma." One donor asks the hosts about their favorite conspiracy theories, with the moon landing and 9/11 being mentioned. John Dvorak also identifies Tanqueray 10 as his preferred gin in response to a listener question.

NATO released an animated video intended to debunk "myths" spread by Russia. The video asserts that NATO is a defensive alliance that does not seek confrontation and clarifies that no formal treaty ever prohibited the alliance's eastward expansion after the Cold War.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced his resignation on July 7, 2022, following a mass exodus of over 50 government ministers and officials. The leadership crisis was triggered by "Partygate" scandals and the handling of sexual misconduct allegations against Chris Pincher. Johnson intends to remain as a caretaker prime minister until a new Conservative Party leader is elected in the coming months.

Vice President Kamala Harris claimed the Supreme Court took away a "constitutional right" from American women, a statement the hosts label as a lie. Meanwhile, HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra is exploring "aggressive" options to support abortion access, including using federal funds for transportation to other states. Becerra appeared cagey when questioned about the legality of these actions during recorded remarks.

Ukrainian prosecutors are investigating thousands of alleged war crimes, including murder and torture in towns like Bucha and Moshtun. The Ukrainian Defense Ministry released the names and photos of ten Russian soldiers, dubbed the "Despicable 10," accused of atrocities. The hosts express skepticism regarding the speed and methods of these identifications, suggesting the reports serve as "trauma-based entertainment."

New ICD-10 billing codes have been established for COVID-19 treatments, including specific codes for booster doses administered into muscle or subcutaneous tissue. In Germany, a man was reportedly caught getting 90 COVID-19 vaccinations to sell the resulting legitimate vaccine cards to others. The discussion highlights the financial incentives for medical administrators to promote specific procedures.

A new medical billing code, ICD-10 Z28.20, has been introduced to track patients who decide not to be immunized for unspecified reasons. This code allows insurance companies and healthcare providers to flag individuals in their permanent records. The hosts express concern that this data will be used to marginalize or penalize those who refuse the COVID-19 vaccine.

The discussion explores the concept of mass hysteria and government-led mind control through behavioral science. Reference is made to Laura Dodsworth's book, State of Fear, and the UK government's "Nudge Unit" which uses psychological tactics to influence public behavior. Recent reports indicate 10 Downing Street is recruiting TikTok stars to pressure teenagers into receiving vaccinations.

Victoria, Australia, entered its sixth lockdown following the detection of eight local COVID-19 cases. Premier Daniel Andrews defended the "hard and fast" approach, while media outlets like Channel 10 produced high-production fear packages to ensure compliance. Critics point out the absurdity of locking down millions of people over 16 cases, citing a lack of statistical perspective in public policy.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is facing a "cash-for-curtains" scandal regarding the financing of renovations at 10 Downing Street. Additionally, he has denied allegations that he remarked he would rather see "bodies pile high" than implement another COVID-19 lockdown. These controversies come just ahead of local elections on May 6th, with the Labor Party aggressively questioning Johnson's integrity in Parliament.

Brood 10 cicadas are emerging across the Eastern Seaboard and Indiana after a 17-year dormancy cycle. Speculation arises regarding mainstream media outlets like CNN promoting the consumption of insects as a sustainable protein source during the infestation. The hosts note the predictable nature of these biological patterns and the potential for "reptilian" media narratives to normalize bug-eating.

A discussion regarding the mandatory Microsoft Windows 10 update highlights the technical difficulties and loss of desktop settings experienced by users. Speculation arises concerning the negative impact of global Microsoft updates on overall economic output and productivity. The hosts note that significant time is often lost attempting to fix system issues caused by these software deployments.

Major donations from Stephen Booth and Lane Rauh are acknowledged, leading to their induction into the No Agenda knighthood. A donor from London, Sir Large Man, highlights Taiwan's success in managing COVID-19 without lockdowns, attributing it to a deep distrust of China and the WHO. The segment also notes the lack of media coverage for Taiwan's "Double 10 Day" national holiday.

New ICD-10 medical codes have been established by the WHO to track COVID-19 related data, including specific codes for "vaccination declined" and "vaccination contraindicated." These international standards are used for billing and permanent patient records, raising concerns about the long-term tracking of individuals who refuse the vaccine.