Topic: Occult

The appointment of Dr. Demetre Daskalakis as the White House National Monkeypox Response Deputy Coordinator draws attention due to his past involvement in New York alternative subcultures. Discussion centers on his public image and the administration's strategy for communicating with high-risk communities.

Paris Hilton reportedly turned down a DJing gig for President Biden at a world leader summit to attend Britney Spears' wedding. The G7 Art Expo is criticized for featuring disturbing imagery, including skulls with syringes, horns, and occult symbolism. The hosts compare the aesthetic to the Denver Airport murals and suggest that global elites are increasingly open about their affinity for "Baphomet" and "Moloch" symbolism.

Nathan Miller Foster is knighted after a $350 donation, providing a lengthy note referencing the Occulture podcast and Twin Peaks. He contributes Kona coffee and "Maui Waui" to the roundtable as part of his ceremonial induction.

A YouTube creator claims that Hillary Clinton's declining health and charisma are the result of organized occult attacks and memetic warfare. The speaker asserts that tens of thousands of people are using magic, hexes, and viral memes to degrade her speaking abilities and public perception. These metaphysical efforts are described as having real-world implications on her campaign schedule and physical stamina.

After a recording glitch, the hosts recount a story from a producer named Scott in Ann Arbor. Scott was reportedly fired from a job at an occult bookstore after mentioning he listened to the No Agenda show. The bookstore owner allegedly recognized the show as being hosted by "that guy with the earthquake machine" and terminated Scott two days later.