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Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak concluded the episode by reflecting on 2016 as a historic year marked by Brexit, the Trump victory, and the Italian rebellion. They characterized these events as a "democratic revolution" and the rebirth of the nation-state. The hosts signed off with their traditional "Adios, mofos" and a final reminder of their website for listener support.
Executive Producer Credits, Birthday Shoutouts, Market Skittishness
The show acknowledges its executive and associate executive producers, including Duke Thomas Nussbaum and Jesper Holmberg. A "de-douching" ceremony is performed for a listener, and the hosts discuss the current skittishness of the stock market, attributing the volatility to the uncertainty surrounding the impending presidential election.
Brexit Regret Polls, Election Fireworks, Final Sign-off
The show concludes with a look at UK polls suggesting "Brexit regret" and a prediction of significant political "fireworks" before the U.S. election on Tuesday. The hosts sign off from Austin and Silicon Valley, reminding listeners to tune in for the final pre-election deconstruction on Sunday.
Producer Ramsey Kane is publishing "No Agenda 2016," a weekly compilation of the show's election coverage. Additionally, anonymous producers provided the flight call sign for Hillary Clinton's campaign plane, operated by Xtra Airways (CXP881). This information allows listeners to track the candidate's movements in real-time using public flight tracking software.
A new community-driven project, NoAgenda2016.com, has been launched to archive the show's coverage of the 2016 presidential candidates. Produced by Sir Pants, the site provides a dedicated feed for listeners to share specific political analysis with others.
