Topic: John Stevens

The list of signatories for the Westminster Declaration is analyzed, noting a lack of traditional right-wing figures. The group includes a mix of liberals, Marxists, and "Intellectual Dark Web" figures like Jordan Peterson and Michael Shellenberger.

Pentagon spokesperson John Kirby repeatedly used the term "pacing challenge" to describe the U.S. military's stance toward China. Additionally, the Department of Defense announced the establishment of the Ted Stevens Center for Arctic Security Studies. The naming of the center after the late Alaska Senator, who died in a plane crash, is noted as a curious choice given the strategic importance of the Arctic region.

Anthony Scaramucci provides brief assessments of key Trump administration figures, praising Kellyanne Conway's loyalty and Jared Kushner's role in trade negotiations. He criticizes John Kelly's "militant" management style, claiming Kelly secretly hated Trump. Scaramucci also speaks highly of Ivanka Trump's elegance, Steven Mnuchin's competence, and describes General Michael Flynn as an "American hero" who was treated poorly.

Former Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens called for the repeal of the Second Amendment to facilitate gun control legislation. The hosts compare this movement to the failed Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), noting that taking away a right is much harder than adding one. They argue that the push for repeal will likely backfire on Democrats by mobilizing pro-gun voters in the 2018 elections.

WikiLeaks emails from the Podesta archives reveal internal communications regarding the death of Ambassador Chris Stevens in Libya. In one email chain, Hillary Clinton refers to the deceased ambassador as "Chris Smith," a mistake that went uncorrected by aides Cheryl Mills and Victoria Nuland.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 783 of the No Agenda show on December 20, 2015. They announce that staff member VoidZero and his partner Iris welcomed a new baby boy named Steven on December 17. The hosts clarify the roles of their small management team, including Eric the Shill and VoidZero, who manages the network infrastructure.

Senator John McCain has called for the declassification of drone surveillance footage and audio recordings from the Benghazi consulate attack. The records reportedly prove there was no spontaneous demonstration prior to the violence. New details emerged regarding the Turkish ambassador visiting Ambassador Chris Stevens just an hour before the attack began, raising questions about the timeline and security.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak introduce a special presentation of the No Agenda Show on July 15, 2012, while Curry prepares for his wedding. Producer Steven Anto compiled a clip show focusing on the program's extensive pipeline coverage from episodes 381 through 384. The hosts explain that this episode will run straight through without the traditional donation segment.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 170 of the No Agenda show on January 31, 2010, broadcasting from the Crackpot Command Center in San Francisco. They acknowledge executive producer Steven Pelsmacher, who is contributing toward a second knighthood for a colleague known as "the separator." The hosts discuss the upcoming donation segment and the milestone of reaching episode 200.

Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 157 of the No Agenda show on December 16, 2009. The hosts acknowledge a recording glitch before introducing the executive producer for the week, Steven Pelzmecher, who contributed $200.90. They discuss the value of the executive producer credit for media professionals and set the stage for a wide-ranging news discussion.

The show celebrates its 150th episode by naming Lawrence Roik as the primary executive producer. Associate executive producers John Stevens and Matthew Carey are also recognized for their financial contributions. A significant portion of the show's funding is noted to be coming from listeners in Australia, specifically from regions like Victoria and South Australia.