Topic: Fallujah

Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! reported on President Zelensky's accusations that Russia is using white phosphorus munitions. The report notes that the U.S. military has a long history of using the substance, nicknamed "Whiskey Pete," in conflicts ranging from Vietnam to Fallujah, Iraq.

The Pentagon-trained New Syrian Army suffered a defeat after US air support was diverted to Fallujah, leaving advanced weapons to be captured by ISIL. Adam Curry prepares for a trip to Las Vegas as the hosts sign off. The episode concludes with the "Donate to No Agenda" song and a montage of clips featuring James Comey and Hillary Clinton.

President Obama appears to confuse the "FATA" (Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan) with "Fatah" (the Palestinian political party) when discussing the historical base of Al-Qaeda. The hosts highlight that the mainstream media failed to correct or notice this significant geographical and political error during the scripted press conference.

The discussion turns to the technical limitations of Stinger missiles, including expiration dates and minimum firing angles. This leads to a report on the toxic legacy of the U.S. assault on Fallujah, Iraq, where the use of depleted uranium is linked to a dramatic increase in birth defects and cancer.