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Congressman Adam Smith discusses the exacerbation of "lone wolf" terrorist threats following the outbreak of war with Iran. He expresses concern over the loss of institutional talent within the Justice Department and intelligence services due to the "DOGE" process and political purges. Smith emphasizes the need for rigorous Congressional oversight to ensure the government is prepared to protect the homeland during this period of heightened alert.
Adam Curry introduces Mimi Smith-Dvorak as the guest co-host for episode 1849 on March 8, 2026. Mimi explains her choice to use her maiden name, Smith, for professional simplicity. The hosts acknowledge the massive influx of messages and prayers from the audience following John C. Dvorak's sudden medical absence.
Media Coverage and Political Reactions to Caribbean Raids
The BBC and American morning news programs are criticized for their one-sided reporting on the Caribbean drug boat strikes. Senator Tom Cotton argues the strikes were legal as the targets were associated with foreign terrorist organizations and were not incapacitated. Conversely, Representative Adam Smith and other Democrats suggest the survivors were shipwrecked and attempting to surrender, leading to calls for the public release of the classified strike video.
Tucker Carlson Interview with Adam Carolla and CIA Background
Tucker Carlson's appearance on the Adam Carolla show is analyzed, specifically his claims regarding personal wealth and his past desire to join the CIA. The hosts discuss Carlson's father's role as head of the Broadcast Board of Governors and the repeal of the Smith-Mundt Act. They compare Carlson's background to other media figures like Kara Swisher.
The hosts sign off from the Texas Hill Country and Northern Silicon Valley. They announce the upcoming "Grumpy Old Bens" reunion tour on the No Agenda stream. The episode concludes with an "End of Show Mix" by Jeff Smith, featuring various show themes and listener-contributed audio.
Representative Adam Smith, Refugee Vetting and Poland Visas
Democratic Representative Adam Smith defended existing refugee vetting processes, claiming no terrorist attacks in the U.S. have been committed by refugees. The hosts counter by mentioning the wife of Pulse nightclub shooter Omar Mateen and the lack of visa-waiver status for Poland, a key U.S. ally. They reiterate that the executive order does not explicitly mention religion.
Adam Curry Considering Congressional Run in Texas
Adam Curry expresses interest in running for Congress as an independent in Texas District 21 against incumbent Lamar Smith. The discussion covers the low barrier to entry for independent candidates in Texas and the potential for using the podcast as a platform for a "no douchebags" campaign. John Dvorak agrees to serve as the campaign manager.
Producer Donations, Silver Coins, Freedom Controller Project
The hosts acknowledge a donation of silver coins from Dave Jones, including novelty coins featuring George W. Bush and Dick Cheney. Jones also expresses interest in organizing a No Agenda meetup in Birmingham, Alabama, and mentions his work on the Freedom Controller software project.
National Defense Authorization Act 2013, Adam Smith, Constitutional Rights
The House of Representatives is moving forward with the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013. Representative Adam Smith is highlighted for his opposition to provisions that undermine constitutional rights, arguing that the existing justice system is sufficient for prosecuting terrorists. The debate centers on whether the expansion of military detention authority is necessary for national security.
No Agenda Episode 250, Gitmo Nation National Anthem
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open the 250th episode of the No Agenda show from a temporary studio in San Francisco. The hosts introduce the "Gitmo Nation National Anthem," composed by Jeff Smith, and discuss its potential longevity in American culture. They also acknowledge "boots on the ground" listeners and the milestone of reaching a quarter-millennial episode count.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 248 of the No Agenda show from their respective locations in Southern California and Silicon Valley. The hosts lead the audience in the "Gitmo Nation National Anthem," a song composed by Jeff Smith. They discuss the loyalty of their "human resource" listeners and the longevity of the show's culture.
Gitmo Nation National Anthem, Episode 242 Introduction
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 242 of the No Agenda show from their respective locations in Southern California and Silicon Valley. The broadcast begins with the Gitmo Nation National Anthem, a custom track produced by Jeff Smith. The hosts acknowledge technical difficulties before greeting the live audience on the No Agenda stream and chat room.
No Agenda Episode 202 Introduction and Pronunciation Guides
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open Episode 202 of the No Agenda show, originating from their respective "command centers" in Southern California and Silicon Valley. The hosts discuss the correct pronunciation of Australian cities Melbourne and Brisbane using the website Forvo. They also promote a song by Sir Jeff Smith, encouraging listeners to visit the show notes to support the artist.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 191 of No Agenda on April 15, 2010, noting the significance of Tax Day. They play a jingle by Sir Jeff Smith, praising his professional production quality and his dedication to supporting the show despite his talent. The hosts remind listeners of the show's value-for-value model on this taxing day.
