Topic: Steve Stones

Darren O'Neill and Larry Blydener conclude the episode, referencing New York radio legend Bob Grant's signature sign-off. They announce the upcoming "MMO Show" (Millennial Media Offensive) on the No Agenda stream. The hosts play end-of-show mixes from Sir Chris Wilson and Steve Stones while reminding listeners to donate at noagendadonations.com.

The January 6th Committee held its final televised hearing featuring a presentation by Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren. The proceedings highlighted circumstantial evidence against Donald Trump and featured clips of Steve Bannon and Roger Stone discussing plans to claim victory regardless of election results. Former campaign manager Brad Parscale was also mentioned in relation to his role in the 2020 re-election efforts and previous personal legal troubles.

The hosts debate Steve Pchanik's claim that Richard Nixon was involved in the JFK assassination, citing alleged "codes" in Oliver Stone's film *Nixon*. John Dvorak expresses extreme skepticism regarding Nixon's involvement. They discuss the tendency of certain sources to include outrageous claims to test the listener's gullibility.

Adam Curry explains the history of Steve Pchanik's relationship with Alex Jones and Infowars, suggesting Pchanik used the platform to inject messages into alternative media. Curry notes a shift in Pchanik's allegiance away from Jones and toward the No Agenda Show due to the influence of Roger Stone. The hosts discuss the potential for a future long-form interview with Pchanik.

Establishment Republicans led by Mitch McConnell have formed a super PAC to discredit Steve Bannon ahead of the 2018 elections. In a separate development, Roger Stone was permanently suspended from Twitter after using offensive language. The hosts criticize Twitter's inconsistent enforcement of its terms of service.

A public dispute erupts on InfoWars between Steve Pieczenik and Roger Stone regarding General John Kelly's influence over President Trump. Alex Jones reports on claims from high-level sources that the President is being administered sedatives in his Diet Coke to control his behavior. The narrative suggests a power struggle between military intelligence and the CIA for control over the White House.

Roger Stone comments on the removal of Steve Bannon from the National Security Council, framing it as a loss for alternative media influence in the White House. The hosts debate Bannon's background, noting his history with Goldman Sachs and mainstream entertainment. They discuss the concerns of Trump's base regarding this shift in the administration's inner circle.