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A long list of Associate Executive Producers from various locations including Ireland, Washington, and Ohio are acknowledged for their sustaining donations. The hosts emphasize that these contributions, regardless of size, are what keep the show producible and free from commercial influence.
Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak open episode 922 of the No Agenda show on April 20, 2017. The hosts debate the origins of the "420" marijuana holiday, tracing it back to San Rafael High School in 1971. They also note the date coincides with Adolf Hitler's birthday.
Chris Jacob, owner of a gun store in San Rafael, questioned President Obama during the CNN town hall regarding the enforcement of existing laws. Jacob suggested that instead of adding 200 inspectors for record-keeping, the administration should hire more ATF agents for field enforcement. Obama's response attributed the decline in ATF personnel to Republican budget cuts and sequestration rather than his own policy decisions.
Prostitution Legalization History, San Rafael and Netherlands Models
The hosts compare the historical "naming and shaming" of prostitution clients in San Rafael during the 1970s with the legalized, regulated system in the Netherlands. They discuss a period in the East Bay where a court ruling effectively legalized the practice for several years. The conversation distinguishes between voluntary sex work and the "white slavery" involved in international human trafficking from the Baltic States and Russia.
