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Adam Curry critiques a video by activist Adam Kokesh, noting the conflict of interest when a host is sponsored by a gold company while trying to promote Bitcoin. Curry uses this as an example of why the No Agenda show refuses traditional advertising, as it forces hosts to filter their opinions to satisfy sponsors.
Webster Tarpley appeared on the Alex Jones Show to claim that Ron Paul acted as an "attack dog" for Mitt Romney during the 2012 Republican primaries. Tarpley alleged that billionaire Peter Thiel, a Bilderberg steering committee member, funded Paul's campaign to facilitate Romney's path to the nomination. The segment highlights the heated confrontation between Tarpley and Jones regarding Paul's political motives and nepotism.
