Well, good day got to shut up.
Adam curry John C Devora.
Sunday September 22 2019. This is your award winning keep our
nation media assassination episode 1175. This is no agenda,
preparing for the new communism and broadcasting live from
opportunity's own 33 the frontier of Austin, Texas
Capitol, the drone Star State in the morning, everybody. Hi, I'm
Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where we watch the score run up
to 67 to 63 and compare it to a soccer score of one nil and ask,
which is more interesting. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
I think you asked the question, but I fell asleep. It was so
long. What's the question again?
Is it more interesting to watch a soccer game where the score is
one nil? Yeah. As opposed to a football game? That goes 67 to
63.
Was there a game that I was supposed to watch? Oh, who
knew?
I didn't know. There was any game. Ah,
there's Yeah. On Saturday. They have a number of these games
that college teams you have a college team near your house?
Yes. i Yes. i always. Yes. They haven't been to great
house. They're not in the middle of town to it's not exactly the
middle of town. Getting to Texas campus is the middle of town.
No. Downtown is the middle of town. Okay, well, you're in any
other Burg? It would be considered mean. Pretty close to
downtown. Okay.
Well, that's great. I know. You sound like a very old white
American guy who just doesn't understand. does not understand
soccer. Soccer.
I understand soccer or soccer. I've been to two great soccer
stadiums in Brazil proceeded
now. That doesn't mean that you understand it. Otherwise you
wouldn't talk like this.
Well, maybe you might be right. Maybe you're onto something.
Yeah, that's okay.
I don't condemn you. But there's no reason to be so hateful.
We're going to have a very important soccer stadium here in
Austin.
You have these big giant Texas complex lunches use that.
Again, it's like eat all you can be it's just negative about
sports in in Austin and Austin and in football and soccer is
so where's the soccer stadium going up?
Wherever affordable housing was supposed to be? That's usually
where we like to put our soccer stadiums. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. Well, I
think there's something for the homeless.
Yeah, well, we can talk about that later. I do have some
updates on the homeless but it's too depressing to start with
let's start with the green New Deal and the climate march
Oh, the Climate March I do I think I have a summary clip.
So there was two well actually there was two things we had the
school strike with Oh strike the school strike with LED of course
by Grant that the remaining that's the official bury that's
no this is how he pronounces it. I'm keeping it to the pros.
Okay, thank you Maddie. That's how she pronounces it. And if
they were very unoriginal this is pretty much the whole March
and it wasn't hundreds of 1000s It was 10s of 1000s in New York
so it was kind of like I don't know if it was any good or what
it did but this is all that I heard that's all they got
another Baba Hey, hey, ho ho some fill in the blank has got
to go.
I couldn't understand where I heard that. Hey, whoa, whoa,
this is pretty hard to miss but what what had to go climate
change? Climate change? You got to go yes. Climate change has
got to go I know Not co2. Not oil, not gas. No climate change.
Yes. I'm on board with this this bullcrap climate change has got
to go.
I agree with them there
is Hey, whoa, whoa, our chat writers have got to go. We got
to get better ones in there. And the whole thing was odd Greta
Greta spoke before the the General Assembly of the United
Nations General Assembly and reading from a piece of paper.
She said this.
I have not come to offer any prepared remarks at this
hearing. Read your paper I'm instead attaching my testimony.
It is the IPCC special report on global warming of 1.5 degrees
Celsius, the SR 1.5 which was released on October 8 2018. I am
submitting this report as my testing Only because I don't
want you to listen to me. I want you to listen to the scientists.
And I want you to unite behind the science. And then I want you
to take real action. Thank you.
Good wood chip. sailed all the way from Europe to come to New
York. And this is this is 45 seconds is all we get.
And then she submits the
Hey NYCEDC remote
to her that they already have this report.
I hope so. She's
resubmitting it. Yes, he is
resubmitting it.
The contrast to that is the Alan Jones in Australia.
Oh, no. Here we go again.
Yes, you can take one of our friends in Australia for this
clip. Here we have. This is Alan Jones. Reason and fairly
somebody sent his just nasty note into him about how these
kids should grow up. And he decides to read it in his
inimitable fashion prompt on
this piece that someone sent to me. I thought I'd share it with
you. It's called growing up. Few commentaries on this global
warming hoax have had greater relevance than this. I think I
might send it to Al Gore. And it says this to all the school kids
going on strike for climate change. You're the first
generation who've required air conditioning in every classroom.
You on TV in every room, and your classes are all
computerised. You spend all day and night on electronic devices.
More than ever, you don't walk or ride bikes to school. But you
arrive in caravans of private cars that chokes suburban roads,
and worse than rush hour traffic to the biggest consumers of
manufactured goods ever. Update perfectly good, expensive luxury
items. To stay trendy. Your entertainment comes to electric
devices. Furthermore, the people driving your protests are the
same people who insist on surely inflating the population growth
through immigration, which increases the need for energy
manufacturing and transport. The more people we have, the more
forest and bushland we clear the more of the environment that's
destroyed. How about this? Tell your teachers to switch off the
aircon, walk or ride to switch off your devices and read a
book. Make a sandwich. Instead of buying manufactured fast
food. None of this will happen. Because the piece says you're
selfish, badly educated virtue signalling little turds inspired
by the adults around you who crave a feeling of having a
noble cause while they indulge themselves in western luxury and
unprecedented quality of life. The peace ends by saying wake
up, grow up and shut up until you're sure of the facts before
protesting.
As an old white male, I applaud this
talk.
Ah, yeah, the kids instead of lame ass chance. How about turn
off your iPhones for a day? You know, don't charge them for a
week. Go clean up something on the street. Do something. Yeah.
I think it was a bust. I think the whole thing was a bust. And
then to make matters worse, they had the we are weird the people
march the next day. Which made it very confusing. What are we
supposed to focus on? Who are these people? What is this
crowd? I did you see any of the We Are The People March?
No, none. None whatsoever.
This is while they were out there for sure.
But they lost the competition if there was one for for mindshare.
Well, I looked into this we are the people march it's not the
first time they've done it's basically we hate Trump that is
it could have called the we hate that. We hate Trump March, but
they call it the We Are the people march. And there are
these are some rookies but there's some big names behind
it. First of all, we are the people march 20 nineteen.org
That's their website. Rookies
you should try we are the people march 20 nineteen.com Because
that now goes to no agenda show.com And I didn't have the
favour of registering we are the people march 20 twenty.org So
I'll be ready for him next year. What a bunch of morons you don't
even know if you're going to do some kind of campaign register
your domain names people.
Well yeah, and you had to do in advance for the next 20 years
that's why you don't want to name that deer in the in the
domain name is always a mistake unless you got nothing but you
know, time on your hands to get all these domains. Yeah, which I
have some time. Whenever I see stuff like that, like let me
just check to see if the.com is available. Okay. snag.com was
avail trouble and they use the.org because they wanted to
sound like an organisation Yeah, so I
got the.com and.org for 2020 they can they can talk to me so
I was looking
at the show might have my
mind I don't want to be blackmailed or anything hold
anything hostage. So there were professional signs and the
professional signs pointed to rev calm dot U S. Rev. Rev.
comm.us. Yes, red are calm. That was got me buffalo. Welcome to
the revolution. This is this march was sponsored by the voice
of the revolutionary Communist Party USA.
Ah, well, no wonder nobody played it up. And who
is the brain force behind this sorrows? No. Although he may be
in there somewhere. Bob Avakian.
Does this name ring a bell to you?
He sounds familiar. It sounds awfully familiar. Yeah.
Bob Avakian, also known as BA, that's what they call them. He
is the chairman of the revolutionary communist party of
the USA. He's been around for a while I was born in 43. Let me
see. He was the guy behind the new left New communism. Born in
DC grew up in Berkeley, he was involved with the students for
democratic society, the free speech movement, I think you
around those parts of that time. And the Black Panther Party, the
Peace and Freedom Party, the Revolutionary Youth Movement,
the weatherman, this guy
just this week, he's one of those guys that puts his
attaches himself to all these things. He has zero to do with
the free speech movement.
I'm sure he I'm sure he had nothing to do with it. But boy,
these these people over at the new Communist Party, they really
love him. And he has his six resolutions of the Central
Committee of the revolutionary Communist Party USA, it's really
quite interesting that they really think you know, communism
is the answer. I know. I'm gonna see if I can recall the near the
sixth resolution that's in the show notes, you can go take a
look at if you want but be a as they say in the it's that's
that's how the columns and even column Bob's BA is greater than
the party is character of greater than it's the principal
aspect of the relationship. We have emphasised the leadership
of BA in the new synthesis of communism, that he has brought
forward provides a theoretical framework, the scientific
method, and the approach for a whole new stage of communist
revolution. So their thing is, somehow they will use science to
show that communism is the way to go. And they don't really
explain that anywhere that I could find. But I did find in an
interview, it was a conversation on stage between Bob Avakian and
Cornel West to kind of give you an idea what these guys are all
about. And this is from 2016. I don't know if it was just before
the election or was after, but that people in the audience
communists, or new communists, scientific communists, perhaps
are asking you Well, what do we do about voting voting is
basically doesn't work. Voting is not the way to go in a
society. And we'll just listen to a little bit of that. So you
get an idea of why you don't need to go to these marches in
response
to voting. Is there no value in working to abolish a system
while participating to minimalize the immediate damage
it does at the same time. And then someone else asked if we
avoid voting because no candidate represents the left,
how can we also avoid enabling the rise of the worst of the
right?
Like it was in Goldman, they used to say if if voting would
lead toward fundamental transformation, it will be it
would be illegal. Against We're not against reform, we fight for
reform, we just don't we're not seduced by the illusions of
reform. That's, is that a characterization what you were
talking about?
Yeah, but I think there's another, I guess, but I also
think there's another point here, which is the logic of the
vote of voting, forgets one very basic fact that in any kind of
profound social change has come about it didn't come about by
people playing by the rules, and going along with the way things
are it went by people stepping outside of the way things are,
and refusing to go along with the rules.
Mind you. This is when Donald Trump was going outside of all
the rules and stepping on everything and they're triggered
by it but are advocating for the exact same thing you think about
the point?
Yeah, ample even by the way before you continue. That kind
of that overall, that's a vaccine guy with a squeaky
voice, I guess. Yeah. Probably had a vasectomy early on. It
does
look rather boyish for his age.
He This is kind of the stuff that you would get in some sort
of left leaning High School. civics class. I mean, this is so
simplistic and stupid, it is just that good. The fact that
people will listen to it is beyond me, well, I'm
gonna pain you
for another 50 seconds the way things are, and refusing to go
along with the rules. If you think about, for example, even
some of the gains of the civil rights movement in the way
things were in the South was it wasn't just something people,
you know, white people didn't want that blank, people can go
to a restaurant, it was against the law, the law said that you
had to have segregation. So if you are going to, if you are
going to change that, you couldn't say, we have to abide
by the law, you have to say this law is an unjust law, we have to
step outside and oppose that. And every if you think about any
kind of basic change that's been brought about, it's always
happened to people say, you know, for example, now, I gotta
call his name Michael, Eric Dyson, you know, in the last
presidential election said, Well, you know, if you don't
vote and you aren't in the game, you know that the championship
is the San Antonio Spurs and the Miami, Miami Heat. You if you
don't support one of those two teams, then you don't have it.
You don't you're not involved. You don't have you don't have a
dog in the fight.
It's actually it's not that much different from what I hear
Republicans saying, or we've said, hey, you know, we don't
just have two parties. But these guys just say, you're not going
to vote. We can vote. It's got to be revolution fire bombs, you
know, whatever. No voting we're not.
Then why does the guy throw also did he throws out a bunch of
sports cliches at us.
He's a total douche. total douche.
But anyway, people got out there. They've I don't even
think they know what they're marching for. They just hate
Trump. Yeah, how much were the commies?
Yeah, really?
Yeah, it's an anyhow, the thing is, I understand because I read
a lot of this. I'm very interested why people follow,
you know, six resolutions of the Central Committee of the
revolutionary communist party. I'm interested in these things.
And you know why? The younger generation has been convinced
that health care which really is health care, insurance, is a
human rights housing is a human right. A job is a human, right.
They just want what their what their rights are, and be damned
how it works. Just I need my job. I need my health care. I
need my food. And then you know, when you wake up one day, you're
in the same box as your neighbour doing the same dreary
job, has your neighbour eaten the same brown food as your
neighbour? Maybe you'll change your mind, but it's going to be
too late by then. This is and it kind of folds into that utopian
world that Alan Jones was talking about. Hey, kids Shut up
to the biggest users of capitalist stuff. I barely even
want to buy a new car anymore. I want to bring it I just give me
some an old junker.
Yeah, well, that's us.
Yeah, well, that is us. I learned that from by watching
you. Okay. That's where I learned that old that old car
stuff is better. For sure it is. Anyway, it's still something.
The thing is, I'm gonna give a car buying tip just out of the
blue here. Okay, good. People want to buy a good used car.
First of all, don't be in a hurry. Never be in a hurry. In
other words, put your sights on a car you want. I want one of
these. And then just wait it out. And it doesn't matter how
long you wait there, you're gonna find some nut ball or
borderline nut ball or somebody that has too much money and he
has a bunch of cars he never drives. And you're gonna find a
brand new close to new version of what you wanted with them.
Just wait it out. Because there's always some guy and
you'll find or you find some guy who's like a neat freak. That's
what you really want. And he sells you a car. That card looks
like it just came off the showroom floor and is eight
years old.
I haven't seen many of those. But okay. Oh, yeah. If Jay
Leno's, your neighbour, maybe
they're out there.
Is that how you got your Lexus 26 years ago?
Well, no, but I've gotten other car scents that have been
following that procedure. And it's just like, why would this
car's brand new? You know?
How many miles do you wait it out? Wait it out? How
many miles do you drive a year?
No drive that many. I mean, either. Generally speaking less
of a job, which I only I only partake in such things about
once every decade only for only a learning experience. Generally
speaking about 15,000 miles a year. Wow.
Oh Oh, you know that truck that I have three years 11,000 miles,
three years. I'm the guy you want to buy the truck from?
Yeah, I saw that truck. That looks good, doesn't it? And you
are a neat freak, even though you're in denial. That car if
whoever buys that car from you, if you haven't sold already is
going to get a beautiful product.
Yes, you like it target
the surrounding me, they're ready for me.
Exactly. Okay, so
that was Thursday and Friday. What else happened was some
other things going on. We got this new whistleblower, kind of
not really.
The whistleblower thing is funny because they're this is the this
is the holy grail for the Democrats. They they're all
convinced that it's unbelievable how important this is. Unless I
got a couple of clips here. Okay. Let's go to you got to
find someone who can explain it to you. I mean, I can run it run
over it pretty easily.
It's what can I can I get Can I can I give it a stab? Because I
think I've got Yeah, I want to do it because I got the clips.
Okay. So here's what I think happened. The way I understand
it, the Ukraine was trying to the new Ukrainian government was
trying, which is apparently the comedian guy who's nice
comedians
running. The comedians running the show,
wants to talk to his daughter was the mansion that nobody
wants to talk to his colleague, the comedian in Washington, in
the White House. And, and he's getting nowhere we can't get
through and the State Department which probably has many shields
left over from the previous administration, they're holding
it back, because there's what the the new Ukrainian government
wants to tell us. Hey, man, you got some corrupt people doing
some stuff over here? Which I think we kind of remember if you
hear this
Yeah, Victoria Nuland, you know, just putting the new government
in place. And then there's the thing with Joe, which we'll get
to, but they wanted to communicate something you didn't
get through. There was no response from the US. So the new
the comedian, President in Ukraine is thinking, oh, man,
why do they hate us? Are they mad, I can't have this. And so
they broker a deal where they send a lawyer in the state
department asked Giuliani, of course friends with our comedian
to go exchanged some jokes on were on neutral territory in
Paris. And that's where Giuliani finds out. Oh, man, hold on a
second. So they were investigating that Biden Hunter
Biden story Good on you. And then that just continued
somehow. And this is the part where I think it may have been,
it would be beautiful. If it was a setup from our comedian, to
let this through to a number of people, you always want to find
the leaker. Then then that leaker goes wah, well, he's
trying to influence elections again, do it again. And of
course, it turns out, this person didn't actually hear
anything firsthand. And then to say face or whatever, though.
I'm a whistleblower. I have protection or something like
that. And the whole thing is hilarious. Because ultimately,
it sounds like Joe Biden threatened, threatened the
Ukrainian government, free comedian days, hey, get this
prosecutor off my son's case. Otherwise, I'm not gonna let
this billion dollars come through to you that we had in
loan guarantees.
How did I do?
Well, that's better than I would have done. And I'm glad you took
the took took it took it. Okay. I'm closing data analysis, which
is not standard. He's quite good.
It's not something you hear on the mainstream. Yeah, but I
think that's more or less what happened. Um, it says,
it's very value what you said, if you took it just verbatim, I
think it would, it may be actually what happened. Exactly.
Okay. But anyway, so what would the result of it? No, let me
give you the reinterpretation of it. Yes, because this is the
best part. So Trump decides to get on the phone. And he's
trying to queer, the Joe Biden candidacy. And by the way, this
may also be if you're going to use your thesis, this may also
be a methodology to give Joe Biden more strength. So he does
get picked. Oh, that's
a good point. Yeah.
So let's just go after Joe, because going after Joe early
will do will Democrats, oh, gotta get Joe in there, the
right price. So supposedly, he gets on the phone call with a
bunch of people because there's a bunch of people in the room
all the time when he's on a phone call like this. And
there's people listening in his essays. Everybody's on the
people on the line. He's everyone's there. So there's a
whole slew of people. And he says to the guy, Hey, to the
comic, or, Hey, I want you to look at it as Joe Biden son,
this guy is a criminal we think and he's doing some heels over
there that looked like they should do they need looking
into? And if you do that, we're going to be very generous with
our foreign aid. No, of course. And that's it. And that's what
the whistleblower revealed.
Is that something akin to the open mic situation where
President Obama said to Medvedev, hey, tell blood after
the election, I have a lot more flexibility is that kind of the
same thing?
It's exactly the same thing from that perspective that you're
coming from now. So that we can assume that this none of this is
true, but they're using my favourite the limited let's
listen to a couple and read between the lines. I want you to
read between the lines on this one, just as shields shields
comes up because you didn't get to go right to him. So this is
the shields that Tom I Brooks and shields the two, the two
Democrats who read supposedly reflect the two sides of an
argument, but they're both in agreement on everything on the
PBS NewsHour, which has been taken over by the Democrat party
ever since Gwen Eifel. Left, left. Sorry. But anyway, shields
on whistleblower now see if you can pick up the subtext in this
clip, which I think is profound
person is alleging that he knows that the President in a
conversation with now we think it's the president of Ukraine,
urged the president of Ukraine mark to investigate Joe Biden
son, and we have a there's still no, no the president denies it
and others do. But now we have several news outlets backing up
the story. And I was just handed and you've seen it. A statement
by Joe Biden he says if these reports are true, there's truly
no bottom to President Trump's willingness to abuse his power
and abuse our country. This behaviour is particularly
abhorrent, because it explores the foreign policy of our
country and undermines our national security for political
purposes. how seriously should we be taking these allegations?
I think they're enormously serious. And the fact that the
Wall Street Journal is leading this story, monitor the New York
Times The Washington Post, but this is this is not false news
or fake news or anything of the sort. It's not a political
vendetta that he saw it.
Wait a minute, there was a lot there that he said it was
confused with the Washington Post is on it. And what What was
he saying about that? Or this has nothing to do with the
subtext?
No, that was the subject. The subtext is the following. And I
want you to play the clip. Again, it's short enough. But
the subtext is the following. The Wall Street Journal is
leading the way. So this isn't the Washington Post or the New
York Times who are full of crap. He's saying it's in his subtext.
Yeah, who are full of crap and have a political Vendetta? No,
it's not those papers. No, no, the Washington it's the new the
Washington, Wall Street Journal, Wall Street Journal, just
confusing myself. The Wall Street Journal, they're okay.
They're not a bunch of douche bags, like the New York Times in
The Washington Post. That's what he's saying. Right. Let's hear
it again.
for political purposes. How seriously, should we be taking
these allegations?
I think they're enormously serious. And the fact that the
Wall Street Journal is leading this story, monitor the New York
Times The Washington Post, but this is this is not false news
or fake news or anything. Political Vendetta?
I think that's a keeper of this clip. We should keep that
around. That's a good one. I'm gonna give you a clip of the day
for that, because it's a good catch, clip. That's worth it.
That's worth it. That's that is the essence of what no agenda is
about catch these people. Just tell them the truth. It always
wants to slip out, doesn't it?
So he goes on here. This is part two is a short little clip, he
continues a little bit with his thinking,
this is really serious. This is totally, totally exploiting the
national security of the entire putting at risk. The national
security of the United States flees for narrow
power, really?
How is it putting the national security at risk?
If in fact, the reports are true? And I guess the most
disturbing thing to me God was the president accused that
whistleblower who no one missed risk and required considerable
coverage. Of being an extreme
bullshit.
Let's just talk about from what I understand. This whistleblower
is not really a whistleblower, didn't do anything under
whistleblower protections. But once it turned out, that the
leaker was identified, and that probably came through the Wall
Street Journal, then the the leaker goes to of all things the
Department of Justice and says, Hey, I'm a whistleblower, but
that's not how it works. He's supposed to go to the inspector
general. There's a whole path for that and yeah, So we have
good thing good things in place for with reasonably good
procedures in place for whistleblowers. But that's
someone say you won't. And that's someone who met who
messed it up big time. Something went very wrong with this
leaking.
So let's now I want to point out a, which seems to be I wouldn't
call it a meme but a word that you're going to start hearing.
Because it just to try to get you in the mood. This is a mood
word, I consider it a mood word and you might be able to pick it
up. On the s Brooks response, this is Brooks coming with his
supposedly, you know, we have these two guys are supposed to
be arguing with each other and one supposed to take this site,
you know, one side then takes the other side. They can't do
it. They can't bring themselves to do it. So they are in total
agreement constantly. Because they're both a bunch of Democrat
lackeys. And so here we go. Here's Brooks's responses. If
you pick up this one word that people
in the White House, we're making fun of all this. Are we looking
at something where it's going to be a he said he said, situation
going forward?
Well, presumably the call was listened to by others and
recorded. So you know, I'm not sure it was recorded, but it
certainly listened to these calls or not. It's not just a
one on one call. There's people online. You know, I think it is
pretty grave. Most presidents go into the White House thinking
I'm here to serve the office. I'm here to serve America.
Donald Trump is using America to serve him
grave. I like the word grave.
Yeah. And that's it to it because shields also used the
word I have as just a short clip of him using the same exact word
to describe the situation as grave who its grave.
I think it's enormously grave, you know,
so that they're not normally great. Not evenly in agreement.
They're using the same scripts.
Yes, the same script. So I think we're gonna start seeing the
word grave. Because if you think about it, from a public
relations perspective, it's a great word to start throwing in
there. Because for one thing, it's the word grave is your
first thing to think about is a doom stone. Yeah, this is the
end of Trump. Graves on is a grave situation. So I think
they're going to start using this word to try to get us to
think that way. But let me in fact, shields is already
introducing the impeachment thing and this is the last eight
second clip and this is how he finished his little his little
spiel.
If it's true, Judy, then I don't I don't see how the Democrats
can back off on on impeachment.
Yeah, no, that's obvious because AOC whose nickname is Sandy, by
the way? I think we should start calling her Sandy Sandy. Yes.
That in her in high school, like the little squirrel on SpongeBob
more like Well, when I hear Sandy people of my age, why you
think of sponge? I think of grease. But okay, Sandy. Yes,
Sandy. That's when she was in high school. Sandy. Sandy
was a very popular name when I was in school. And throughout
obviously a good state, you know, it's grammar school and
high school because the girls were always the same age. And as
I because as I got older, they did. So the sandy but So Sandy
is and I think Sandy is a type totally in Linda's to plot it.
It's not a Oh, Sandy does not conjure up AOC in my mind's eye.
Exactly. Concert conjures up a blonde surfer girl. So over the
hill, a little, maybe a little too much sun because skins kind
of leather little leather. Little leather because she's
been too much sun. She doesn't even know she's a sun worshipper
named Sandy. She keeps her hair dyed bleached blonde, make sure
there's no grey and her nails are perfect. Good, nice nails
and she's puts on a hell of a party and knows how to set a
table. We're going to die.
You and I were going to kill the end of us can't be talking like
that.
Sandy, how many of you I don't know. Do we have a lot of any
Sandy's that listen to the show that they can write in and tell
us if we're right.
Yes. And pictures. Pictures. So Sandy, Sandy tweets. As Andy
says, At this point, the bigger national scandal isn't the
President's law breaking behaviour. It's the Democratic
Party's refusal to impeach him. You can tell that she lost her.
Her brain and the guy who left Oh no, that
guy was he is dead in the water.
She's dead in the water. She got nothing and and especially with
Ilan Omar Lyon real low these days. Of course she's in some
trouble. So they got the squad is kind of headless. But yeah,
but this is the thing and a lot of it was based off of Rudy
people lost their crap over Rudy Giuliani on the Cuomo Creek quit
show Cuomo kid show with John head next to everybody else.
It's a short clip, but you're just like, whoa, okay, so yes.
Sounds like exactly as I explained, it went down.
Did you to ask the Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden?
No, actually I didn't. I asked the Ukraine to investigate the
allegations, that there was interference in the election of
2016 by the Ukrainians for the benefit of Hillary Clinton, for
which they were already as I've never
heard anything about Hunter Biden, this, by the way, is, is
kind of even I glossed over it. That was part of their message
was to say, hey, there was some stuff going on here. And you
guys need to know about it. You know, who's from Ukraine.
The founders of CrowdStrike.
You know, the guys who got the DNC server and not the SDI. So
you know, the stuff going on there. Ukraine is not in a
vacuum on its own
radians for the benefit of Hillary Clinton, for which there
already is a never ending
anything about Hunter Biden, you never asked anything about Joe
Biden only thing
I asked Joe Biden is to get to the bottom of how it was that
Lutsenko who was appointed, right dismissed the case against
Antifa. You
did ask Ukraine to look into Joe Biden.
Of course I did. You just said you didn't know I didn't ask him
to look into Joe Biden, as it wasn't the allegation is that
related to my client, which tangentially involved Joe Biden
in a massive bribery Rooney,
so you know, Cuomo kid's head explodes over that. But Joe
Biden was very clear about exactly what happened. Some of
you have seen this, some of you haven't. But this is the no
agenda show. We'd like rolling out whatever evidence we have.
And this was just a regular one of those Aspen sessions, you
know, where you can ask whatever you want. And it's a small,
captive audience, and they always video it and most people
don't watch it because it's boring. But here's Joan, telling
you exactly how it happened with the usual Joe flair.
And so I got Ukraine, and I remember going over convincing
our team or others to convince
him he says, so I got Ukraine, you know, that's the one that
says I was assigned Ukraine. I do the dirty work over there.
You got Yeah. Hey, Joe. I got Russia. I got crazy. Yeah. Well,
you got Ukraine. So you go over there. And you got Russia. You
go over there? Yeah.
Hey, Joe Dunja. Kid, if something Ukraine. All right,
you're on point on Ukraine go Joe.
And so I got Ukraine. And I remember going over convincing
our team or others to convince the United that we should be
providing for loan guarantees. And I went over, I guess, the
1213 time to keep and and I was going supposed to announce that
there was another billion dollar loan guarantee. And I had gotten
a commitment from Poroshenko and from Yatsenyuk that they would
take action against the state prosecutor. And they did. So
they said they had they walk out, depress, kind of said,
nice, and I'm not going to we're not going to give you the
billion dollars. They said you have no authority. You're not
the president, the president said I said call him getting the
billion dollars. I said, you're not getting the billion. I'm
gonna be leaving here. I think it was, what six hours I look
guys, I'm leaving in six hours. If the prosecutors not fired,
you're not getting the money. Well, son of a bitch got fired.
And they put in place someone who was solid at the time. Well
still
think so they notice he says at the time because there's some
it's not quite as rosy as Joe would like it. This is covered
up put in place someone who was solid at the time. Well, they're
still they so they made some genuine, substantial changes
institutionally and with people, but one of the three
institutions, there's now some backsliding the courts there and
and they had made that commitment that they wouldn't do
that. And so when we left the first thing, I spent a lot of
time as did, Mike because this was his territory as well. And
people like Charlie kutchan and Victoria anyway. psoriatic good
people we had working on this. Yeah,
Victoria, who said, Fuck the EU? Yes. Once and they'll do
whatever we to come on. Joe is coming in. We're getting cover
from Joe. Well, we played it all, all the phone calls. And
you know, I don't even really mind that much. I mean, Jared
Kushner is all over the world cutting deals. And yeah, of
course, Trump's gonna have hotels in Iran and North Korea.
And if we don't, it doesn't bother us. Pretty obvious at
this point. And if you really want to talk about some
bullcrap, then go after this wind read operation that Jared
Kushner is a part of who text me twice a day asking for $100 for
the President. And they got quite an operation go. Really,
really amazing. And that and that scheme and 8% off the top
and it's, of course.
Son of a bitch. Son of a Biden. That's what it is. Son of a son
about Biden. That should be the new swear or worse son about
Biden. So Joe's in trouble with that, though,
because that sounds completely like the prosecutor was being
nasty around his kid. And he got him fired.
Yeah. It sounds like Yeah, but don't but yeah, oh, that's don't
pay attention as Trump Trump Trump tried to get him
impeached. Gosh, gosh, golly.
Yeah.
But meanwhile, Nancy Pelosi? No, no, no, the people don't want
it.
They have no case.
No, they have no case a really don't people don't want it. A
lot of Democrats do, but that's probably the majority of them.
And they know it's a setup. It's just a setup. It's just to give
Trump more publicity. He gives His lighter Yeah, he's
unbelievable getting attention and publicity and free like they
said it was like $5 billion worth of free media per day ran
against Hillary per day. He's getting nothing more free media
with these people and they don't understand. They can't resist,
like irresistible.
Yeah, it's baffling. It's truly baffling. And you see all these
puppets like Schiff all of a sudden pops up again. We haven't
heard from Schiff for four months. Whoa, this is
like this. Apparently, as you get older, it's takes longer and
longer to shed your skin.
Well, Nadler is on deck for that man. He needs to take a few a
few days off to shed it and get the new skin in.
Yeah, reptiles. Crazy.
And then we go ahead. Well, I was gonna go on with where
you're headed.
No, I was just going to change to different topics. So I don't
know if you had something. Well, I was
gonna get kind of switched to the humorous part of the show.
Oh, okay. Which is about half the show. But I decided I'm
going to try to do the gaff of the week from Joe Biden, okay,
because that's my assignment. I also have this week. I do have a
stupid clip from your buddy Sheila Jackson,
my buddy, just because she's in Texas know
each other out there all friends.
I denounce that woman. I saw this. I saw this clip. This is
one of our producers that turned us on to a student. This is a
great, great clip. And the for the people who know anything,
you know, most people know more about guns than Sheila Jackson
Lee, Texas woman.
Like I have a deconstruction of what she says. And I think I
know what happened. But because if you listen to what she does,
and what she said, Sure, it's obvious what happened. But this
is her work at somebody caught her in the hall. And she's
complaining about assault weapons. And so here's what she
had to say about the AR 15.
I don't know what else it takes. But I don't believe that we can
stop at the door of the United States House. I believe they
will have to be any emergence of members of the House, flooding
the United States Senate for Senator McConnell to understand
that these initiatives today, my gun storage bill, my bill that
I've introduced dealing with was a calibre weapon. I've held an
AR 15 In my hand I wish I added it is as heavy as 10 boxes that
you might be moving and the bullet that is utilised a 50
calibre, these kinds of bullets need to be licenced and do not
need to be on the streets.
So let me let me get
this straight. The AR 15 shoots 50 Cal, is that what she's
saying? 50 calibre
bullets which need to be licenced. Yeah. And, and the
rifle apparently weighs what 10 boxes of, you know, moving stuff
of stuff. Moving stuff, which
so some somebody put a 50 calibre in her hands.
Somebody put a 50 calibre machine gun Yeah, exactly. Which
are a heavy ar 15 if anyone's ever been around what a shot
when you could lift it up with your pinky it's a very light
well hold
on you talk and I'll go get mine
I'll check.
Now is a very light weapon. And so what she's describing is a
machine gun. Somebody said oh, yeah, they were putting her on
there. Kidding her. Okay. You're held today ar 15 is Sheila Oh,
no, I never have oh, we got one here look at this and they drop
a machine gun in her arms. Which probably weighs about 50 pounds
or whatever. And and as you look at the bullets look up big day
are so oh my god y'all freaked out. She didn't shoot your way
so much. So she's an idiot.
So I got my ar 15. And I'm holding it by my pinky. It's
Twinkies. I mean, you can hold it. It's a little on the heavy
side for that. But it's, it's not. It's not. No, it's not 10
box, your two,
your two fingers, your pointing finger and middle finger. You
can easily hold a gun with that. Alright, you can't do that with
a machine gun.
How come the 50 calibre doesn't fit so hard?
That 50 calibre shoots at 23 or 22? To 23? I think. Yeah.
But whatever. Yeah. Typical.
So she's a moron. Many somebody by the way, I see somebody
pulled a prank on her and she fell for it. Now onto Joe Biden.
Oh, yeah. For the week. We need a jingle.
Maybe the jingle jingle somebody? Yeah. Joe Biden's
gaffe of the week. This is Joe Biden's gaff of the week about
prisons.
Yes. And by the way in prison, in prison, the determination
should be that your sexual identity is defined by what you
say it is not what in fact, the prison says it is. In that case,
you should be entitled also to OGB wine. Anyway, you've been
asked that question likely to either I guess.
So John, John, listen, I do a little briefing. I know it's
gonna sound weird, Joe, but someone's going to ask you if
women who are really men who want to be women who are
transgendered, if they can be in you know if they can be the
female in orange or Orange is the New Black Joe you know that
okay, they want to be there and you're gonna say that's okay.
And then then he goes out and does that and he said you've got
an OB G and was like What?
What I can see what he's what he's saying is that anyone can
say what so in other words, you're any male you don't even
have to be just identify as a female you don't have to even be
going you know changing your your sex or anything. You had no
operation you just some dude. Yeah. And you and you get to
choose your own sex and you go to that jail. Yeah, but there
won't be anybody in the men's prisons?
Of course not. Ah yes I identify differently Of course. How but
it so the guy this is what's sad about it because he's just going
along with ever someone tells them he doesn't really he's not
really in it. It's it's abusive at this point. It is it's really
abusive.
You're abusing the elderly.
I mean, I don't want to be ageist about it. But yes, I
mean, some people who are in their 70s You know, get a little
more frazzled than others. Some people in their 50s Get more
frazzled Joe it's not appropriate for him
to the older person in this group of of old people
competitors, which is Joe is Bernie Bernie's a couple years
older than Joe and he's much sharper
or Bernie but didn't Bernie just get voted off the island by
everybody this this weekend.
Now what happened? Where I tracked I just I have a new if
people go to the contenders website, I'm gonna send a note.
What is the what is this contenders website? Well,
I got this essay. There's a constant essay by what I think
who's going to be taking the nomination.
But what is this contenders website. What happened at cosmic
Guinan, a website
is a web it's a page as a PDF file. Or HD is a cosmic
weenie thing, isn't it? Yeah, it's a cosmic. Okay, JSON, cause
it's the contenders on cosmic weenie. You scared me?
Yeah. Okay. Yes. Cosmic week. Yes.
Let's get that straight. So, I've finally I concluded now
that everybody except those three, Biden, Warren, and Bernie
are off, they're gone. They're done. There's nothing they can
do. They fell off the face of the earth Camela, especially,
especially your numbers are off, they're over. So you have those
three left. But Bernie, we already know they're not gonna
let him do it. Because he's, you know, too many reasons. So it's
only there's two people left. And it's Warren and Biden in the
ticket. I'm predicting as Biden, Warren, was they can get along
and there. It would be a ticket that he has good man woman
balanced, but it's got no geographical balance.
It's like the Democrat party, you know, with all their social
justice. And real justice and justice now came up with the two
oldest white people, they could find two old white people from
the northeast, these two white people should be doing a podcast
that's about it. Like us. We know our place. We know our
place.
So there have been they're both from the northeast at least, you
and I were always been geographically set for a very
short period of time, geographically separate. So give
us a little more angularity to the podcast you have in Texas,
which is pretty alien. to California in some ways, or you
were in in England for a while you were here. You were there.
But they're both like, neighbours.
I mean, he's You're right. Yeah.
Close enough. I had a disappointing moment this
weekend with my favourite candidate, Marianne Williamson.
I know that she has no chance but doesn't matter. I mean, I
voted for the build the dome in Austin guy. I mean, I vote for
people I believe in. Marianne Williamson had a good rap. I
liked it. But then she was asked a question on this MSNBC
climate.
What is this called? The
MSNBC climate forum, climate forum about nuclear, I believe
in nuclear. I've kept up with nuclear technology. i We have
many professionals and experts who are producers of this show,
if
you look into fourth gen, yeah,
backyard and my dad, there's all kinds of stuff happening
everyday. I will say this to most people bitching and moaning
about nuclear don't are bitching and moaning about the technology
of the 50s. The 1950s. Yeah,
yeah. So here's Marianne Williamson, who could have done
a lot better on this one.
So you say in your environmental crisis plan that I have
to mention, I cut out all the long pauses, because I just
didn't want it to take two minutes. You want
the United States to stop all use of nuclear energy? What do
you identify as the problems with nuclear energy? And what do
you say to those who think it simply gets a bad reputation?
Well, I
know Germany had said at one point, we're just going no
nuclear. But then when they said no nuclear, there was a problem,
because they had a hard time keeping up with the other
standards that they agreed to. What is wrong with it? If
something goes wrong with nuclear energy, I don't think
people have really stopped to take in the harm. See, we need
an integrated politics. We need to go beyond hard data, we need
to go beyond just thinking about the facts.
Hey, she's taking she's taking a page out of Biden's playbook.
facts don't matter. hard data doesn't matter. No, no, no, no,
no
harm. See, we need an integrated politics. We need to go beyond
hard data, we need to go beyond just thinking about the facts. I
want you to think about this with your heart. Something goes
wrong there. What are we even talking about? How can we even
consider and so so what? Maybe we'd all be a little warm or a
little cool. And then Americans we have to decide. That's the
problem I have with nuclear.
Okay, well, no, get out. That's it. She has no. Besides, she
could just say, you know, I really haven't looked that much
into nuclear. I don't know how to the new technologies, but I'm
still kind of weary about the way it was portrayed in the past
in movies like The China Syndrome and in the documentary
HBO did on Chernobyl. People see it think that's a documentary
was complete, dramatise? It's not a documentary. So she's
still in the Oh, no, we'll all die if she has something
happens. Fukushima people died from these tsunamis. What
happened? Okay, Three Mile Island is shutting down. forgive
somebody else that she actually put in there. Sure.
Why do all the climate alarmists which is the word I like to
promote, oh, Science, Science, Science, even though they're
talking about computer models and computer simulations, they
don't even know what that means. But that's okay. But they're
going to promote science, science. Science is whatever the
science says the science does science about nuclear is
extremely positive and formidable and established. But
she herself says, Well, I don't care what the science or the
facts, who cares about that. It's like, Wait, make up your
mind. You're going to be all if you're going to be all in on
science, science and do some stuff to be all in on nuclear.
I was in when I was in the Netherlands for Lexus book, and
then was on that TV show with the kind of the hoity toity
political talk show. That's on late night every night. And on
that same show was yes, a Klopfer. He's a leading left
wing or the young hot left wing politicians who in the
Netherlands are now talking about trillions of euros that
they need to spend this little little country they need to
spend on saving the climate. And after the show, I'm like, Hey,
man, look through those the new nuclear devices, you know, they
eat the waste of the old guys, they eat their own poop. It's
like there's no there is no waste. And now I'll look into
that. What you just spent an hour on TV talking about science
and you've not looked in To this well done because it's not about
it's not that I don't really care. And Marianne Williamson is
off my list off my list.
That's about census bad answer. It was bad. I really liked her
because she was funny. She
was She's funny. I'm, I'm not against a little bit of feel
good. I think we in fact, our politicians could use a little
bit more of that. But then to say, Oh, well, now use your
heart ignore the facts. Take it a little too far. Isn't that
gonna work? And de Blasio was de Blasio was out. He's done.
Was he was he ever not out? I
guess, I guess.
Yeah, that's Three Mile Island is shutting down for good. This
Friday. And of course, we've talked about this many times
Three Mile Island. There was a reactor event. No one died. Now
they shut it down there two more. It did happen the same
week or within three days of the movie. The China Syndrome coming
out which just like when Reagan had to close all the mental
hospitals One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest nest was right
there to solidify our thinking. You got to think if that's
wonder if that's coincidence, but the reserves ratchet
just looks a little like Virginia, Virginia and are
Newland and Newland woman.
Little bit juicy fruit my favourite.
But the reason Unit One is shooting shooting down the
shutting down is not because of any problem other than money,
because natural gas is kicking its ass.
They can't compete.
Yeah, well, we get a lot of natural gas from the frakkers.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of that personally. But no, no.
Anyway, yes. Oh, I do have i On a side note. Yeah, I did pick
up. Oh, there goes my phone. Why don't you explain something to
the to our great listeners as I go protect his phone off the
hook.
Okay, well, great listeners. I don't usually talk to you. I
usually talk to John. I let you guys listen to
it. Stop ringing Okay. All right. So let's go to I ran into
this clip. There's a guy there's some there's a lot of weird.
There's a lot of weird stuff ever since you got to MK racking
or whatever the thing was that you called a die tomorrow. Table
MK bang mukbang. See? Yeah, that's what we told you about
night said yeah. Why'd you bring it up on the show? I didn't have
any clips. I brought on the show about the guy who ate you know,
and moan and groan about his heating. And then it turned into
two or three other things.
Why? Wait? Can I ask a question? Yeah. Were they familiar with
the term BJ?
I didn't bring Vijay up. No, I didn't ask not Vijay
it's BJ was the the broadcast jockey the muckety muck bang
broadcast jockeys before as
they're concerned muck bang is way way way over the hill.
Oh, well makes sense that we come in now.
There's a new thing called a I think it's a Mrs. Exhibits
cello. I
know I did this on the last show. AMSL ASMR. That's the
ASMR that's where the Whisper Yeah, that's what we did. That's
we don't you remember where the other one there's another one?
Is that the real kind of sorcerer into Now besides the
whispers which I think I was watching?
No, you have your misunderstanding. It's not just
whispering. It's making I'll give you an example. It's like
did right and then I'm going to rub on some paper. Yeah, I
know that. I know. I know this. They make a lot of racket.
They're just they scratch things to try to make your skin crawl.
But that's kind of like at his peak and his very, we're at
peak.
Peak ASMR peak ASMR. Now the other thing that's kind of
cropping up are the DIDs. The DIDs Yeah, you don't know about
the DIDs
maybe and I don't know how do you spell that? Di d s di di di
s? Di Di Di D
dissociative something disorder. Your dissociative is where you
have split personalities. So this is kind of like took the
place of what the Tourette's guys used to be. I had to show
them the Tourette's guys that are on the YouTubes there's a
million Tourette's guys expressing themselves.
I've met your kids. They didn't see me. That wasn't good enough.
That to go to
even close. Okay. You're like, on your borderline normal.
Borderline of Tourette's. phoney. God. Okay, no, no sense.
Oh man, I'm a want to be
your dreads wannabe compared to the really great Tourette's
people. I mean, this show would be so entertaining, but like
that gets people in Have you have split personalities or
multiple personality disorder, which is what it used to be
called? Now it's dissociative disorder. And so there's women
on there, it's actually very compelling, that have all the a
lot of them are fakes, by the way, you can tell you can kind
of guess the game as you watch them go on and on, and then you
try to determine if they're a fake or not. But they, it's it
became like an obsession. So I'm watching these things, these
poor people, and then they say you run into a lot of shrinks
that are in the same streams. And I ran into this one guy,
who, and this is the clip I'm leading to in a long, roundabout
way. This one guy who talks about low. He's talks about a
high IQ, low IQ, and he says, we don't talk about his emotional
quotient, low EQ, low high EQ, yeah, most and he has a list of
things that make you a low EQ or high EQ person I, I'm probably
falling into the the low EQ,
it seems your negative interest rates on your EQ,
your negative personality. But he did bring this one one of his
he has his 10, nine, nine of these bows or nine or 12 of
these things. He says if you say this, or you do this, you're low
EQ, I can get the list. Nike read it later. But you have to
listen to this one. I think this is number six. This is the low
EQ, low EQ people. In other words, you're insensitive, and
you have emotional Lee, you're just
your emotional deficit, compassionate desk deficit.
Yeah, you're no good.
Okay. This is a
this is a sixth one. And this is kind of an interesting person
with low EQ might say something to the effect of everything is
great, right? Now, let me give you an example. What I mean
there, it might be that I'll say, hey, you've got that new
job, everything's great with it. Right? When I throw that word,
right, on the end of it, the implication is, there's a
certain way that I want to hear you respond, I want you to tell
me that things are going well. And then if you come back and
say, well, it's not all that great, then it makes you look
like wealth and and you're doing things wrong, and you're not
getting the right reaction. And so you're more of the negative
kind of person I of course and being positive. Right. And it's
it has a real subtle put down towards the person who might not
give the correct response.
Well, that's interesting. Yeah. And
so, of course, I thought it Mike morale immediately. Who can't
NOT say right, and the assertion he makes Right,
right. Wow. That's interesting. Well, we kind of knew that we
know why people were saying it and the way I read it was not
from an EQ standpoint, but an IQ standpoint, because where did I
hear this the most was in Silicon Valley. We'd have to up
talk and and was right. So we know that the transistors are
really it's the future and you know, the Moore's law is that
right? Which to me was always a way of steamrolling over someone
saying you don't know you don't know shit. I know everything
right. But I guess you could look at it he says
is an EQ thing. And it's an insult. Subtle insult to you
because you have the person and Silicon Valley would be filled
with people with low EQs I mean, they can't even look women in
the face. True. So you'd end up with this right phenomenon we're
so you say right at the end every sense. And I think by the
way, in that same categories, okay. When people say yeah, yes,
it's this way. Okay. And I went over to the store, okay. And
then I went and bought some food. Okay. That is very similar
to me. And it's also would be low EQ. And I think you know, is
that also came from there? Sure. And I think those are all people
who say, you know, you know, you know, and you see that a lot on
sports where the football player comes out, you can't really
express himself, but football players are low EQ, Silicon
Valley peoples are low EQ, all these people are emotionally
damaged. They need to be nothing but sense and then you have a
guy that's a CIA lifer, who you know, can't say anything without
saying right at the end of his sentence, which is morale. Yeah.
Anyway, I just thought it was interesting. I said, Wow, that's
the explanation I haven't heard
now here we have ham radio guys. Ham radio is the public service
network of last resort. When the apocalypse comes? Where are the
guys who are going to save the world? Right next. Hey,
Bri.
This is Jill Abrams does the best one Bri. Bri Hey, about no
agenda hams. I have good news. Okay, yeah, well, as you know,
I'm a community organiser. Next stop presidency for me.
Or at least me err yeah oh yeah mayor of
Austin that'll work
so I mentioned that I was getting back into the into the
ham stuff pm right and I did I got D star and so yeah it was it
was talking a couple people that were on reflector 33 Charlie
anyway this kind of got a life of its own as I hoped it would
no agenda social.com There's a there's a sign up link for no
agenda social.com In every show notes now I put it there so you
could join in the fun and Mike from these Quito nine Mike Lima
Sierra he suggested All Star linkage I hit the node you got
your ham radio nice. That sounds like your your icon. That's your
icon. You got it. What is
it different? No, it's not the icon that icon I keep in the
colour box
car. Right? This is your your Baofeng Baofeng. Yeah. Anyway,
so like, so I'll just give you an example. Let me see kilo,
five alpha, Charlie, Charlie, any hams there on 33. Charlie.
Let's see if anyone's out there. Anyway, so we're talking a bit
and then Mike mentions this canine MLS. He says we've got to
do all star which is a derivative.
Here we go. Was this
which is derivative of Asterix. Do you remember Asterix the PBX
open source PBX technology?
No, I do not.
How was the big thing back in the day? In the late night?
Yeah, it was it was every company's like, Oh, we don't
have to buy expensive phone switching. We can do VoIP sip. I
think it never took off because the SIP but actually it's used a
lot. And it's highly adaptable. highly programmable. So bottom
line, we're setting up a network which is backhauled on the
internet, but you can essentially connect it to
anything since it's asterisks. where anyone with a with a $25
Chinese handheld rig can participate all you need to do
is get your ham licence and and people are they always find that
daunting but I have to remind them if Nellie or could get her
ham licence, I'm sure you can too. It's not that hard. And
we're going to build out are easy and we're going to build
this is going to be on six metres. So over and over. Of
course it's going to be on six metres we're gonna do HF it'll
be on VHF UHF and right now we seem to be Congress. Well, he's
so Mike is and his guys up there and Minnesota are putting
together a rig, they're gonna send it to me so I can I don't
have to do all the setup. And then we'll have the node we'll
have the master node you can everybody can link in man, and
you'll have a map you can look where everybody is. And we're
gonna save the world. Right now I'm
excited about it. Yeah, you are.
I'm not quite sure why. Other than it's it's the same thing as
a meetup. It basically it's a meetup. Yeah, there's people you
know. And of course, it's, you know, as the millennial here
will say it's kind of like a creepy chat room. Yeah, that's
true, too. Creepy shadow.
She's liberal.
To creepy chat room. Oh, but it's nice. It's civil. It's
civil is fun. And there are women there too, and very
welcome. We have lots of female hands who are producing the no
agenda show
keepsakes. I think women should all become hams. I think it's
like I've said before anyone who listens to this show, and
particularly likes the OTG bigs experience exactly. You can
probably pass the test without even studying. You can
even from your own node or any other node, you can dial a phone
number you have to go over. But you can actually make phone
calls. It's an incredible system. And we'll have it
streaming on broadcaster fi and stuff like that. So where this
will go nobody knows. Last time we tried it. It kind of petered
out. I think I went through a divorce or something and a whole
bunch of stuff change. But now the technology has changed. It's
better. And I look forward to meeting more of our no agenda
hams all across no agenda nation. And with that, I'd like
to take this opportunity to thank you for your courage and
say in the morning to you the man who put the C in channel 33
C. John C. Dirac
well in the morning to you Mr. Adam curry also in the morning
all ships to see feet in the air subs in the water. And all the
Danish nights out
there. Yes in the morning to our trolls over there. No agenda
stream.com. It's also known as the troll room. This is where
today we have 1129 people listening along on a Sunday. Why
are they doing that? Because they can and you can sit there
there's almost no rules. You can do whatever you want. But most
of it seems to be very positive and contributes very much to the
entire experience of the new agenda show with all the people
who are making that work, especially void zeros or
bemrose. Darren Oh, everybody's there. No agenda stream.com.
Then for our rt 1174 was the previous episode on Thursday.
The title of that was Soros. You couldn't didn't get as much
pushback on the table as I expected. We would. I didn't
expect to get any pushback, and I thought a couple people would
find it a little rude. Calling it rude. Well, calling an old
Jewish guy, associating him with the Hitler Youth.
I can see what's the guy who would work for this Nazi SS.
You said it. I did. He did. Yes.
He admitted it. While he said that it was the best years of
his life
he liked we must have that clip. Hold on. Horrible that guy was
that Soros was the trains he was putting wasn't people putting on
the jail.
Okay, you you grew up you go into boxcar five, you boxcar
five, you use boxcar six, huge six. Over this way. Um,
I wish I could find that offhand.
It's a good so it's out on the internet, and it's definitely
around. I should see if you
could find it. Yeah, so I wouldn't I don't think it would
offend anybody. It makes nothing but sense.
It might offend him.
He doesn't care. Or you're right. I laugh in your general
direction.
As for the artwork, after every show, right after we're done
pretty much we'll go and look at what has come in at no agenda
art generator.com And there were multiple pieces. But we both
thought that what Darren O'Neal did just was it just blew us
away. He was such a good piece this was the Biden's Corn Pops
and the ear of corn dude with the pad dude for the for the
straight razor out it just completely worked. It was it
was a pretty piece and it was ready you know and use yellow as
the background always pops. Yeah,
well I always liked that part for sure. It's always good for
for click edge. And people look on and stuff in their app. Hey,
what what happened there a the art changed that a new show? Oh,
it's a new episode that no. And then they play before you know
what they're in which sucked them in. And that's how it works
with our value for value network. Everybody is working
towards the same goal to get people in to keep them engaged
and hit them in the mouth as many ways as we can. Darren
O'Neill Thank you very much. Great job. No agenda art.
generator.com is where you can find all the art participate in
making art. And a lot of it goes other places to newsletters.
People posted all over Twitter. No agenda shop.com puts it on
mugs T shirts hats. Boy, no agenda nation is a vast Thank
you, Darren. Now our executive producers and Associate
Executive producers for this episode. These are the people
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them the special credits they deserve. Just like Hollywood
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Virginia from Laura J Joe. Now I have to spell her name so people
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we usually call these notes
you know we call them ya know, War and Peace.
War and Peace you wrote War and Peace really
did it was it's a very nice note here let me just for some reason
it's not
let me see if I can open this up. Because he did have a few
things that were shoot I feel bad we didn't
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goes to Zephyr I've been listening to the show since I
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discovered no agenda through the Oh culture podcast through a
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writing the holy gift. As I mentioned when I earned an
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along with his note his night name will be because he's
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I'm just gonna say if only you and I could get that kind of job
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Next, the lovely Lorraine converse in WordPress anybody?
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Oregon. Two Two ITM thank you for your valuable
deconstruction. I updated my Twitter settings due to John's
great how to and I'm waiting to see how the magic eye out oh the
magic algos filter my feed. Thank you for your courage
Lorraine convert now we
have to stop for a second. And I need to say that there is indeed
a you tweeted a another cosmic weenie genius bit with the
complete diagrams on how to do this, and you walked me through
it after the Thursday show. And I can tell you that since I did
that, nothing has changed.
Yeah, it has changed because I noticed that your retweets of
the show or your plan, at least now there were a percent.
But at some point, we need to go through the items that Twitter
thinks I believe I'm interested in, which includes a lot of
sports, by the way, just to show I thought,
we went over this list with you over the phone because I was
that's why I decided to do that right out because I said why it
may be I'm not going to tell any more. It's to forget it. I'm
just gonna write this up. And I sent an email out to the no
agenda, newsletter subscribers, and the only ones who found out
about it first, with a detailed description in there how to do
this step by step. It's complicated. And it's not
intuitive. And so if you don't know how to do it, you'll never
figure it out. But we went over yours, your have the most
humorous stuff, click that Twitter thinks you're interested
in. It's just beyond me.
And I've been looking at how it works. It really, it depends
because I click on a lot of stuff that people send me so I
think that's where it comes from. But if you just look at
interested in Android, absolutely not. behaviour and
beauty. These are these are new John that keeps again Beyonce my
box for Beyonce is Beyonce Xboxes eyeshadow least I'm not
looking at Beyonce. Yeah, you are. No, Cardi B.
The reason that these things are getting clicked, checked, I
mean, drink you have to be doing some rink
experience, food experience. Herbs and spices or maybe Huawei
ice cream, no. Instagram, no, I'm never on Instagram. They
finally put MTV but I uncheck that and they haven't rechecked
it. So they now they agree. I'm no longer associated with MTV.
MK bang. Oh, I gotta mark bang. Wow, I got a mukbang tweeting
about
it. I don't think so.
Well, how did you get on that list? Or Dave? This is very
mysterious. So some of these things can check.
I mean, only from YouTube, not from Twitter. I didn't get any
of the mukbang from twit someone may have tweeted me with a
mukbang. And
or stare listening to the show?
Oh, yeah, that could be and why not? Vaping and vaping in their
reggae.
Anyway, if people you'd got the newsletter, you would have
gotten the the instructions? Yes. And you can it's also
amusing. It's a very amusing process to go through and
deliver what they think you're interested in is fasten. Yeah,
well,
we went through the keepers. There was just as good as mine.
Believe me. Very funny. Yeah.
So this whole thing is screwed up. Now. My my premise and I
also wrote a short essay on this. My premise and I talked to
Adam about this. I think that this is done not a shadow
banning for political reasons. I think that they're overburdened.
I don't think Twitter can do what they promise they can't
actually deliver. Because their bandwidth they were there's
constricted. Well, it's not they haven't got the computing power
to do all that they say they can do.
Yeah, I thought about this. And first I was kind of dismissive,
or I didn't think about that. But when you look at the amount
of people they have, and the amount of follows that people
have, which I think is substantial, I don't know what
the average is, but I'd say people follow the hundreds
probably on average. You're right, it may just be that they
were that they can't actually they may technically be able to
deliver it, but I have a feeling the experience would be so out
of whack. And today or Monday I think they announced they're not
going to hide replies will be available to you, which I think
is going to ruin the product. And the way it works is if I'm
the original tweeter, and I tweet, I can and you reply to me
with Carrie you Tourettes dick than I could hide that so none
of no one else would see that reply, even though they were
following that original tweet of mine. What do you think? ruins
the ruins it
means you get an edit. kind of
not really an edit
was kind of an add on people. Oh yes, like letters to the editor.
You don't run every one that shows up.
Right? But that was that's kind of the beauty of it is you can
yell at other people if you're yelling and doesn't show up then
people are gonna stop yelling and the product will go down.
That's
because people like the yelling. Exactly. That's why they're
tainment that's why their social medias are really entertainment
vehicles. Well, I got dead got to shut up. Oh, that guy got
burned.
gets murdered. That's what I imagine you doing that? Yes. I
imagine you sitting there. And you're duster. Your crocs
burn. burned.
But the timecode they're making something Oh, yeah. Believe me.
Jennifer Auglaize. Next on the list and she comes in with
$210.25 from from grownup, grownup contracts. Okay, she was
the note. Good. This is our first this is our first
donation. solicitous. Okay, her husband's involved in. She's not
a dead person. This is our first because most of the did people
when they're talking about themselves, they always always
never me or I it's us, our us and our Yeah, it's very
interesting. But this donation of $210.25 for my husband, Matt.
As we celebrate our 10 year marriage on Wednesday, September
25. My husband hit me in the mouth a little over a year ago
while travelling, travelling to visit family usually when you're
Yes, that's the way to do it. You get somebody trapped and you
make them listen to
me know what's next. You'll have you trapped in the car, and
he'll be on the ham radio watch.
Hey, baby, watch this.
Can you believe that guys in Cleveland and while travelling
to visit family, usually I would just tune it out. Blah, blah,
blah. But I found myself starting to sing clips and
laughing at things that I as a borderline SJ W O should not
have found funny. That's not funny. Thus, so began my love
affair F affair for the NA show. And instantly I find my husband
and I fighting less and less and less and bonding over your
amygdala shrinking sanity. So from the bottom of my heart,
thank you for saving our marriage, and more importantly,
my sanity. Rather than a family that listens together does in
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SJW and with that said, I would like to wish my smokin hot
husband by Happy anniversary. I couldn't imagine my life without
you. Love you, babe. Ah, so nice jobs convert for him. Yes, he
just graduated with a BFA bachelor of fine arts with a
concentration on 3d design. Yeah, he's going to have real
trouble finding work because concentration and 3d design and
animation and a essence in CAD ca D D CAD a year early with
honours, was working to support the for human resources we added
during his past five years. Wow, wow can bring total to five then
he better yet a job. All of which love your all of which all
the five is she's talking about the five kids love the jingles
and sing them often, especially my 12 year old daughter. She
likes him the most. Hopefully the job is Carmen works and the
past five years. But what the pay and this past five years to
bring our total to five all of which love your jingles. It's
okay. I'm sorry, I didn't scroll. Ready to do that. And
this just the first of many donations jiggle requests peut
le nationalism jingle beginning again. But anyway, I thought
that was a sweet note. Yes. And luckily her husband is in a
field. I don't know where they live. But he's in a field of
work where he should be employed for the rest of his life and be
able to jump jobs if he feels like it nice is my thinking.
Anyway, Putin Don't worry be happy. Obama, you might die and
China asshole is a favourite in our house. Though I must remind
the four children that are under the age of five not to say it in
public.
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two and a $2.02 He says ITM John and Adam Sir Alex here tonight
at the northern Launchpad is here chipping in sad puppies in
the newsletter work palindromes net you know what's interesting
about this last newsletter if people can find it? Yeah, I'm
not sure why it's happened but even one of our I have these
certain people that check in with telling me that we're where
the mail went. They do a good job of finding it Yeah. And Mike
in particular who's I was gonna kit tell him to stop sending his
notes and I've done this to a couple people because they don't
there's no variation. But Mike had Nikolay chuck key for the he
always says I primary primary primary now at this time we went
into spam and ever I did get not one note from anyone saying that
I went into their primary biccies all these dis newsletter
went into spam even
or this one this one because you had five animal pictures in
it. That could be I should have I may was overdoing
and you had a typo on the on the one thing you didn't send to me
to check which always
makes me say that typo in a in a caption? Yeah.
Under the sad puppy under the sad puppy use misspelt what?
Oh, no, yes. Oh, here's
how it goes. Keep an eye out. Well, he's the newsletter. Okay,
do you see what I see? He never sends me the captions. I can't
check those either captions or last minute at the very last it
was what
did you expect? W h t VODs. Did you expect? I think you've got
Colonel. You're going for Colonel Klink, actually. Okay,
no, it's good. sad puppy. Sad cat panda. I mean, could it get
any better?
I got a guy that said that he only donate because of the sad
panda.
Pandas are important. Anyway, so.
Okay, where are we on this note standing Java Northern, blah
blah. Wish to keep it. Where does it say?
It's right at the top sad puppies newsletter. Yeah
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with this donation
and tricks with this donation, I'm entering the realm of double
nights. Where I wish to keep my title as is a lot of people
don't like the Baronet title. Same reflection is a warranty
that even after coming to the US in 2011, it took me four years
to run into a true example of free speech exercise. That and
that was in the year 2015 When I started listening to the no
agenda show. Now there you go. Right. I know where it came
from. You come from Northern Europe. I know where it came
from. But there is no free speech in this country except a
no agenda show. And why is that Adam? Why can we say what we
want because
we don't take money from advertisers or corporate into
interest that will if they don't tell us to shut up, we'll have
us self censoring. And we don't have to do that at all. We can
go anywhere we want because value for value model makes it
exactly right because we don't have to worry about self
censoring, which you have to do and everybody does it and if you
work in for the newspapers or anywhere else, you self censor.
And if you don't self censor, you get in trouble. You
see what happened to Brian Brushwood
would know what happened to shoot oh shoot would
post the tweeted he tweeted a screenshot of his YouTube
channel now short has a lot of viewers and followers and
subscribers the magician is famous. Yeah. And so listen to
this in the eye. I should probably read it verbatim but
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Yes from YouTube. Yes. I didn't know that this existed. Verified
on YouTube exists. Sure, sure. But But If I don't understand if
your look I'm Adam curry that's verifiably true if Twitter or
anybody which I hope they don't because I have to leave the
platform. If they verify me, then I'm verified you can
unverified something you verified it just doesn't make
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No, it makes zero sense. I'll read it to you. That means you
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Yeah, what does it mean to him?
I don't know. Well, he
said they can run out
sad puppy sad puppy is what it means I don't know what it means
you know, I don't know what it means it's odd get off get off
of the whole platform should do a bit shoot got a bit you know,
the cool kids are on bitchute
Alright, back to Sir Alex. Who guys seems that he's kept okay.
He doesn't not Europe and Russia. He says nothing else
even comes close to the no agenda show mind you. I came
through the 90s and Russia. Nowhere else in the world was
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kind of like they Okay, I need to once again, Tucker Carlson
going down the tubes.
Well, let's back up before you I mean, you have to tell us more
background than just that a part of the promises. He's losing his
advertisers and losing his mind.
He is losing his mind and I caught a piece on I was Thursday
or Friday show. And I had just seen the full actual session on
the hill. And so when he brought this report I'm like, Man, you
you did not see it. You have no idea what What's going on? And
as much as I don't like doing it, I have to kind of come to
Reverend Al's defence in this one. Here's the clip.
Al Sharpton is a lot of things. You have to say though he's the
hardest working man in politics, if there's a shameless hustle,
he has done it. He's been an FBI informant. He's been a corporate
Shakedown artist. He's been a prolific tax cheat. And all
while he's been, of course, a very famous racial demagogue.
But he's not attacked for any of this because somehow and
probably Sharpton has also become a moral hero. To the
left. President Obama did that inviting him to the White House
more than 50 times as a domestic policy adviser affect Democratic
presidential candidates, they'll wind up to praise Al Sharpton.
He gets to deliver sermons on MSNBC. But thankfully, he's not
entirely invulnerable. Sharpton testified before the Congress
yesterday 40 Congressman Matt gates decided to ask Sharpton
about all the things the left prefers to forget about. Here's
part of it.
Have you ever referred to African Americans who disagree
with you as yellow? And then the N word?
I don't know that I've referred to people as as names. I don't
know if it's because they disagree with me.
Have you ever referred to African Americans who disagree
with you as Negro militants?
I didn't know that was a derogatory statement.
No, that was a derogatory statement. One of the great
responses ever, you got to give Sharpton credit. He is
hilarious.
So um, that was so disingenuous. And this was a 20 minute
sequence of Sharpton being grilled by Representative Gaetz.
A Republican. But what actually went on, in my opinion, even
though a reverend out can't get three words out of his mouth
straight. I mean, what did we just have we had the koala
today. It's every day you can pull something out that he says
is odd to play that again, for you. This was about President
Obama with a koala President
meeting with a cola Q cola Q. So he's
clearly odd. But in this case, Ki was actually in my opinion,
but slamming gates talking over him making jokes. And he went
and he was getting most of it right. There was no cola cues in
this one. So you just heard that piece. Let's listen to some of
the actual footage.
I didn't know that was a derogatory statement.
I didn't say it was just asked if you used it. I don't know. I
don't recall. Have you ever said if the Jews want to get it on,
tell them to pin their yarmulkes back and come over to my house?
No, there
was a man named Monica Levy who had been charged with some
terrorist acts who threatened to march on me and several
activists in New Jersey, and he said he was going to come deal
with my hairstyle. And I'm referring to his hairstyle. I
said for him dependent and come on. I was not talking about all
Jews. You know those words. I said about Mordecai Levy.
Have you said I'm in hell already? I'm in Israel. Yeah.
Because I would have been threatened that if I came over
to deal with God, well, first of all, even I believe that you can
deal with the decorum of the college but you cannot
disrespect a witness. You cannot answer a question ask a question
and tell the witness he can't answer the question
is permitted to answer a question you're you're welcome
to answer How about
let me answer Sir, let me ask sportswomen, Joy was things that
I think that you have. Don't Don't get upset, calm down,
yelling you yelling. Trying to answer your last question. I
mean, it will be permitted. The time of the gentleman has
expired. The witness may answer the question.
I'd like to come down, man come down. You got to come down.
Were you misquoted in this story? When you say the Jews and
them referring to a plural group of people, rather than one
person you seem to have a grievance with?
What am I allowed to answer? My name is shocked and not allowing
Toski. I will answer the question. Please, we know
your name, sir. Go and answer.
And you then know that I'm going to answer. I was referring to an
incident and a threat to come to my home by Mordecai Levy and to
the homes of I believe Reverend Daughtry and others are how the
examine I think you said or someone else wrote, I'm not
looking at it. So I do not know whether they misquoted me or
not. I do know what I said and who I was referring to.
What did you say them?
I just said that. I'm not looking at the statement. I do
not. I just want to talking about you're talking about a
situation that happened in 1991. If I said them, the are those? I
don't know. I know that incident and I know what I was referring
to, and a man threatening to come down home who had that kind
of criminal record. And I had two young children I think under
five years old Thank you. I appreciate the answer. Again,
I'm not loud dusky let me talk a child talk.
So is it your belief they
said, was that help or hurt excessive force of policing?
Well, I
think it's pretty significant when someone wants to come and
preach to us.
It's the chairman point of parliamentary inquiry. Mr.
Chairman, parliamentary. And
so, I mean, sharpens a dick. But it wasn't the way Fox News and
Tucker Carlson portrayed that. I mean, that was just, it was a
throwaway. Let's laugh at the crazy black guy, and I thought
it was wrong. It was just dumb. And Sharpton held the upper hand
throughout that entire questioning session. Sadly, he's
like it. Sadly, he was good. He didn't have any real flubs or
anything. That's why I watch these things in their entirety.
I was like, well, he's kind of kicking gates his ass. And of
course, you can't do this in any other testimony. You can't put a
Republican friendly witness there and have them talk over
the questions that would not last for two seconds. So of
course, that hat that that went on as planned. I think it was
Nadler actually, who was running the show, and Nadler, but that,
you know, that's like, go away. And that's I don't know. Yeah, I
think your points are well made. Yeah.
Well, that was that was the point I wanted to make is that
they're all shit. And Fox News loves to call everyone else
mainstream while they have the number one ratings and cable
news. So they are the mainstream, and they're run by
Democrats. We know it.
Right. All
right. I think we should talk a little bit about Brexit because
I have a whole slew of clips.
Okay, hold on one second. Let's go into dark mode.
Dark mode and dark mode
we have of what's going on? It seems to me Well, let's start
with his Brexit report from Midland. This is the Midlands,
the Sky News centre report to the Midlands and they've they've
just started to man on the street kind of approach and they
got very interesting results. This Brexit party can do quite
well, if they're going to do a snap election. So let's play
that.
For an election. People decide. We will not vote to support the
dissolution of this house, a general election.
The likes quote children
from the high level politics of the House of Commons to the
chatter in the social clubs of Grimsby, no election has been
officially triggered. But people here know it could soon be
ballot papers not bingo cards, that they are making their mark
on. Rita and Paula. Both Grimsby, suppose labour until
recently, and if there was a general election tomorrow, who
would you vote for? I would vote to leave.
I think it'd be Brexit.
If there was a general election tomorrow. Would you vote and who
would you vote for
a vote to get out?
And in those answers, there is a crucial shift by these women
aren't backing a person. They aren't backing a party. They're
backing Brexit.
And now you're saying you know am I worried this time I'm
genuinely never taken for granted. You know, 2015 was very
difficult you Kip was standing and people were saying it was
gonna be Tom's Labour
MP Melanie on is confident that she has faced down similar
threats before. But as her local campaign ramps up in preparation
for a possible election, her party's position on Brexit or
lack of it is dominating on the doorstep.
Hello, Simon. Hello, I'm Melanie, I'm your Member of
Parliament. Hello, is trying to fall
on the spot and ask you. What do you make of Labour's position on
Brexit nationally?
Well, it's mixed. I don't think there's a clear directive. And I
think that's that's what's missing this. This will say
somebody whoever it is just me needs to make a decision.
Yeah, I think people are so tired over there. That's just
like, I don't care. Just make a decision. Whatever. They're
they're browbeaten that they've been hammered to the ground.
They they are they're rudderless. Yeah,
I'm not gonna argue that. So I think there's also been a change
on the other side of the of the, of the channel. Because I heard
this there's one of the members of Parliament from Germany named
gunner, Gunner Beck, who gave a long spiel in German about how
it would detailed numbers, how the Germans will be hurt. By, by
Brexit, by Brexit, intern Nick, financially, and they had all
kinds of facts, figures and then and then he started talking in
English and he's got this screwy posh accent that is, I don't
know where are you who taught him English but it's very funny
to listen to him. And it's not like you're a Dutch guy. It's
it's different. It's very strange. And you would never
think he was a German as a matter of fact, but then he goes
on and on with some other things where he condemns the the EU the
way in the way that they've handled this and so you'd have
so you have you get to listen to this entertaining guy. And he
gets two kinds of responses that you that day, Faraj might get
the UK has negotiated in good faith, perhaps rather too much
faith when it agreed to all the EU's initial demands.
Oh, this is one of those. Imagine a Nazi Lieutenant with a
vasectomy face. That's what I'm hearing when I've hear him talk
like this is a little bit what's
the name of that actor that was in the Tarantino movie? The
German one very famous guy he's just reminds me of that guy.
Oh, yes, in the
plays an evil kind of a character kind of a myth. I
mean, German anyway, just play it on your you won't get that
out of your head.
The UK has negotiated in good faith, perhaps rather too much
faith when it agreed to all the EU's initial demands over the
negotiation timetable, EU citizens rights and the divorce
bill. The EU responded by concocting the issue of the
Irish backstop. But who seriously believes that sporadic
for electronic customs checks would lead to the resurgence of
fall and terror in Ireland. Not even this, not even Michel
Barnier, who's trying to use the backstop to keep Britain in a
permanent Customs Union. Or to force a referendum against the
entire financial and political establishment and against all
received politically correct opinion. The British people
voted to leave the EU by a majority of 52 to 48%. Exactly
the majority by which the European Parliament confirmed EU
Commission President funder line 17 point 4 million British
citizens voted for Brexit, the largest number of British people
who ever voted for anything.
Now Michel Barnier is a shrewd and skillful negotiator. But
he's trying to reduce the UK to a vessel state. Alternatively,
is risking massive job losses in the EU. Either or either outcome
is unacceptable.
Wow. Okay. So this to me was very entertaining. You're right.
Christoph Waltz was the actor. He played in Inglorious
Basterds. Tarantino is movie, if I was British, and I heard this
guy speak, I'd be like, we really need Brexit. We cannot be
a part of this. We can't listen to that guy. He triggers every
world war two memory they have.
I'm sure he does. But they have thanks
for making you talk.
He thinks the EU is screwing up the deal. And he didn't. And he
blames Barney a, who is you know, and I think this is again,
the Germans exerting their will over the French course. And do
and it's resulted in this peculiar clip, which is if you
can understand it, but this is Juncker, who's kind of changed
his tune about everything.
I had the meeting with. Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister,
this was a rather positive meeting. Although the British
press was reporting it in the other way. We can we can have a
deal. Do you think we can get it Do you think you think that the
chances are more than 5050? I don't know. But I'm doing
everything. That to have a deal because I don't like the idea of
no deal. because this would have catastrophic consequences is
better. And for Britain and for the European Union.
Now Juncker doesn't even have a say anymore. He's no longer the
boss.
No, he has no say he's not the boss. But he was the guy used to
say no, yeah, the deals the deal period. We're not talking
anymore. Now he's sounded like a guy wants to kick. I think the
German started do it. They've their German economist started
doing the math on this. And they didn't like what they saw. And I
think that they're just going to do anything to keep the British
from like, not really completely disconnecting, but giving what
pretty much what Boris Johnson wants to do some sort of a deal
and this de gouner guy, the dark net, yeah. Sounds like Yes.
Yeah, actor. He mentions this thing about the backstop being a
fake issue. And I think they're all right. I agree. I think
backstop is a fake issue, too. Sure. Something is something's
gonna break soon. And I don't know how it's gonna go. But it
sounds like everything we've been told is wrong. And of
course, we do have one funny little thing, which is not
nothing to do with this particular trend. But I did
catch on one of the BBC Radio Networks, John Humphries, who's
one of this masterful interviewer with this huge,
beautiful voice that either one of us would be happy to have got
Cameron on, and he grew and he just rip Cameron. And then if
the only thing funny about this clip is the way Cameron Cameron
refuses to address the issue and goes on and on about with
compliments to the interviewer. I mean, this is like a trick
that I interview as it continues. Humphries doesn't put
up with it, but Cameron doesn't have any real excuse for what
Humphries presents to him.
It's three and a half years since this country voted to
leave the European Union in 42 days, we finally leave, maybe we
can't even be sure of that. The fact is, we are still in an
almighty mess. And the man responsible the man whose
autobiography for the record has been published to date. This
sitting opposite me. It was David Cameron, who called the
referendum. And this is what he told me the day before the
nation voted. I would accept the instructions of the British
people and get to work on Friday morning to deliver. Mr. Curran.
Good morning.
That was a false promise, wasn't it? You misled the notion? Well,
first
of all, can I just take a moment and say thank you for 32 years
of striking fear into politicians like me every
morning and asking us questions that we don't always want to
answer him. Calling us to account it's an amazing record.
Yes, what a
brown noser.
Ladies thought that was funny.
I'm thinking that something there's something there must be
something financial going on that this tune has changed,
especially when the Germans who really run the finances with the
ECB and the Bundesbank. I think that there something's going on
that we're not aware of. And they
have total agreement. There is absolutely something going on or
we wouldn't have heard what we're hearing. There is some
sort of panic and I'm not sure what it is. But somebody I'm
still
thinking as to negative interest rates. I mean, everyone poo poos
it when I say it, but there's something wrong here.
Well, there's something wrong.
There's a lot there's a lot Rory. Yeah. Which, which I think
they just they just lowered the negative interest rates even
more. The Yitzchok Bank, which is what does that Iceland?
Or, or Norway? I don't remember which one. That's bad. Well,
we're coming down to the wire.
It's getting there. And it's gonna be interesting to see what
happens. But I just want to show everyone who listens to the show
we one of the few podcasts that actually tracks this important
event. And I think something's changing and it's gonna be us
that fuck that figures it out.
Well, somehow alert it was Yeah. And I think that this inter
overnight interbank lending rate has something to do with this is
that the Fed is injecting all this cash with the repo. I mean,
there's a whole bunch of words. You know, I've got the former
New York banker keeps telling me artists sending me articles
about it. You know, we're expecting Goldman Sachs to be
the victim of it. I don't know. It's just it doesn't seem
healthy. What's happening. But what do we No, we're just a
bunch of podcasters
I want to podcasting where the budwood the best
in the universe. Some unhoused news as Austin Texas is since
I'm here And we are kind of at ground zero of the homeless
problem, which is taking place not just in the United States.
It's happening everywhere now. And of course, it's been it's
been in places like South America and India, there's all
kinds of problems with homeless, but you wouldn't expect it from
the shining, the beating heart of Texas, at Austin. So there
was a council meeting, you know, I keep you up to speed on this
chunk of another city council meeting, and they were all going
to sit down and discuss restricting comping in certain
areas of downtown and the West Campus of the University of
Texas, and they could not come to agreement. In fact, Mayor
Adler kitchen I think her name is and the pro Pro Tem Pora,
Mayor Garza, I just love saying that they were all for changing
these restrictions, which would mean of course that, you know,
they people might leave those areas of downtown. Where did
they go? Well, you can imagine what happened is they they did
not vote on it did not come to a decision delayed until the
October 17. Meeting. There are a couple of things to say about
this. First, here's a statement from Boston City Council member,
Jimmy Flanagan, who we haven't heard from I have not followed
him at all. He's District Six. And this guy's interesting. He's
young. He's I'd say he's squarely millennial, but in his
early 30s, he likes to do the jazz hands when people clap. No,
no, no, don't do that. Do this, do this. Otherwise, it'll be
here all day. And he's not even saying it for people getting
triggered by cheering and clapping. He just doesn't want
them to interrupt him was okay. That's interesting. And he also
talks like Ben Shapiro, which I think is a huge appeal to a
certain subset here in Austin, Texas. And he does say some
things which are not entirely stupid. I'm blown away.
I'm sure you're familiar with the phrase lipstick on a pig. I
am incredibly frustrated by this process. Nobody wants to see the
camping. I don't want to see the camping. My constituents don't
wanna see the camping. We got to stay focused. They stick to
this, y'all don't get us through the day faster. Nobody wants to
see I don't want to see I know you all don't want to see it.
This is his tempo. This is not sped up. This is you sped this
No, I did not just I took it straight. From video. I did not
speed this up. This is how the guy talks. People who listen to
this podcast on two times speed will be tripping
out. But we have to stay focused on how we're going to solve it.
I don't believe that we are going to solve this as a council
11 of us inventing policy from the guys. We hired experts to do
this for us. Our new homeless strategy officer has been on the
job for a week. We need to use the resources that we are
creating. We didn't bring a home strategy officer from Austin, we
brought her from a community where it was working, where the
solutions were being implemented, where progress was
being made. A resolution posted to the message board 45 minutes
ago is insufficient for me insufficient for the public, I
think this is not going to be a problem solved overnight, and it
is not gonna be a problem from the Dyess I am committed, as we
are all committed to getting this problem managed. And not
talking about ending homelessness, which is a phrase
with the very difficult assessment.
And even the troll room is saying this is not sped up. This
is straight from video from Austin City Council. I don't
think they're in the business of speeding up. And it's just not.
But talking about y'all really, but saying what our specific
metrics are, man, I'm glad that you brought up the federal
definition, a situation where the waitlist for housing is 60
days or less, that makes sense to me. The other thing that's
important for for us to remember, as we go through this
process, the camping bands are what broke the West Coast, they
banned camping in certain parts of town, which moved it to other
parts of town, which then moved to other parts of town and we
got of course down. And by the time it got so big, there was
literally nowhere left for anybody to be you couldn't
possibly spend enough money to solve it. We are not there yet.
We are years away from there. But as councilmember reentry I
noticed are mentioned these solutions have been offered to
this community in years past and have been rejected. And if you
want to see some crazy council meetings, go watch the video of
San Francisco or LA companies where they talk about all those
communities are angry, because they should have solved it by 10
years though. That's what we are going to do. That's what I know
we can do is we can develop the metric the endgame metric is the
60 days, we can create a middle point metric I like the idea of
a midpoint metric is we can start to clarify where people
can be as we identify where they can be. We are identifying where
they can't be. That's what we have to do. That's what I'm
committed to do. exempting certain parts of town and not
other parts of town street by street is not something I can
satisfy unsatisfied with. I cannot justify to my
constituents how streets in one district are exempted. But
streets in my district aren't so I don't think that we're gonna
get there. We have allocated the resources we made historic
investments, we need to rely on the experts to help us solve
this problem.
I know it sounds weird, but I did not speak a second. I did
not speed them up.
This is what happens to anybody who listens to get sped up.
Exactly. This is his this is what it results in. You listen
to podcast at one and a half or two times speed. This is what
happens to you.
Yeah
Dang, he sounds like a sped up like a sped up audio track.
Well, the thing is, even with sped up audio tracks, you have
this. He's very understandable. Yeah,
I know. So it was Ben Shapiro.
Yeah, Shapiro's very understandable. Like, why are
you talking so fast, dude. Now
what the guy said is, is very interesting. They have indeed
hired a homeless strategy officer, a woman from Orlando.
And I know about this because I finally had my sit down talk
with Alan grey and the CEO of Mobile Loaves and Fishes
community first village, which I've been talking about which I
went to see, it's about about an hour and 15 minutes, I tweeted
out the link, you can find it, it's a no agenda, additional
stop thing that I like to do from time to time, there's
really no benefit to playing any of the clips because you have to
listen to it as a whole. But it was you listen to his philosophy
and what will really work. And the main the main takeaway that
I got from him, which plays into this is one he says if I had a
nickel for every person that came up to me and said, You know
what you're doing here is really great. And I'm liberal. I really
like this but you have to do it somewhere else. He says that not
in my backyard are NIMBY in in Austin is outrageous. And
particularly from he says liberal people who have
compassion, they love the idea love it, but just don't want it
near them. And so when you want to ban camping, in certain areas
of downtown, all the other districts go whoa, why do you
why here? Why don't one over here. When the real issue is
that these you cannot fix broken people. They're broken, they
need to be reintroduced into community, and the actual
numbers, according to Alan Graham, but also when he's in
the data that he does have access to the homelessness
database and all this information that the city
maintains there's really 1200 chronically homeless people, it
may be as much as 2000, who've been on the streets unhoused for
a year or more. He says all the rest are transient. And, and in
fact, to me, it makes sense that and I do know I joke about it.
But you should really chip these people have some way to
consistently identify they do have databases that work pretty
well. If you have not registered. Yeah, I don't give a
shit. I mean, I want to help people. I
we heard that we are Yeah. But Mr. OTG
hey, these people are not OTG most of them got to smartphones.
So don't start with me. The transients need to get the hell
out. Go away. I don't care what you're doing here. Do you want
to you want to be in Austin that you want to live in Austin?
Okay. There are ways to help you. They are our community for
first village is already housing 230 people. And by starting in
January, though, onboard 10 More people a week. And they will
have an additional 500 Bringing up to about seven 750 People
running this currently on $6 million a year. I mean, they
spent three times as that as much as that just on their
stupid meetings. So it's very frustrating to see things that
are working people that are way out. They have their own
community, they can still access awesome everything it has to
offer. It's working perfectly. But everybody else here is
talking about we need to deal with housing. But now that I'm
here, put it over there. What are we doing? They're a bunch of
Dick squads and a holes, I suppose there is there is stuff
that's actually working. And the city of Austin has no desire to
even look into it. So sadly, unless a lot of people start
getting into it, and I'll be one of them. I'm going to campaign
as much as I can and do as much as possible. What the what the
mayor is doing and the and the leaders, the elected
representatives, the city council is not going to work.
This will turn into San Francisco, Los Angeles, etc.
smaller scale who just don't have that many people, but it
will be bad and we've seen really the increase of
visibility of homeless is just it's doubled.
And there are solutions but
these people have no desire to look at anything that works and
it's kind of not invented here syndrome. I'm not quite sure
what's wrong with them and the people of Austin yell and shout
and scream at these town halls. They're not doing anything
either a bunch of phoney hypocrites. That's all I had to
say. Go listen to the interview I did
with Alan grey should play the pet peeve jingle for you.
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See update on the vape wars I have some new information new
sheet has come to light man, I got a very interesting note from
he will have to remain anonymous and a verified I have verified
an insider in the vaping industry regarding the deaths
that have taken place and I learned something interesting.
There is an additional type of E Liquid e juice that is based on
nicotine salts. I was unaware of this and I had to really delve
in to understand what was going on. But this is in fact what
Joule uses. Nicotine salt is a product that you can flavour
easily it will vaporise it vaporise at a much lower
wattage, and it injects a much or it infused a much higher
level of nicotine into the bloodstream way higher than the
stuff that I've been vaping for years. And this is what jewel
found out this is their really their secret sauce. The problem
is actually the benefit to the nicotine salts is they can put
it in this little capsule and use this low powered battery
that is the jewel and the jewel is not a very powerful device
compared to you know what I'm using what other people who vape
use, which is you know, you got a pretty decent stick and that's
a big battery. The danger comes in. When kids get hooked on
Joule, they're smoking this these nicotine or they're
inhaling the nicotine salts. They run out of money because
jewel is expensive and they can't really go back to the non
nicotine salt vape. So then they start putting that nicotine salt
into their high powered sub ohm vapes. And you do not want to
vaporise nicotine salts at very high temperature, apparently,
that may be something that is really bad to your health. Of
course, we're not going to talk about this because that jewel
needs to get all their ducks in a row and get cleared by FDA
before this news comes out. So take that for what it's worth.
It was it's different from what Justin, the drug dealer said,
but this is I think it's believable. There's like it.
Yeah, something with the
nicotine is the most interesting thing so
far. And then just right on time, as we predicted, would
happen with all of this at you remember our big tobacco
advertiser insider said all of this vaping is just until they
get the non combustible heated tobacco devices approved. Do you
remember this from a show or two ago?
Maybe the last show?
Maybe last show? Well, there it is. FDA clears Philip Morris is
I cross IQ O S. And it was koala Q IQ OS as Altria prepares to
sell the heated tobacco device in the US. And that that
apparently is really Philip Morris as endgame is they do not
want to give up the tobacco business. They don't want to
just go to nicotine. They don't really own that business. They
want that tobacco business to roll. And so now they have this
heated tobacco, which doesn't actually burn it. Well, no.
Okay. So what you're saying is this, of course, I'm not a
smoker. So I don't I can't keep up with any of it. Sure. But I
will say this from a chemical or chemical standpoint, or a
chemistry standpoint. Tobacco must then therefore be treated
with something to make it vapable because otherwise, why
would you just take regular just got a bunch of chewing tobacco
and stick it in a in a vapour and a vaporizer and then charge
it up and breed the vape
I don't know anything about this technology. But this this. This
news literally came out today that the FDA is cleared this
would
love to hear from somebody about the chemistry because there's
something and we've known kind of or suspected that much of the
problems with tobacco is are the chemicals that they add to the
to the tobacco itself so it burns longer as well as your
ash. There's all these things. Yeah, and those things are not
healthy.
Well, this is exactly the point of the nicotine salts is the big
tobacco found out that once you start adding ammonia and stuff
like that to the to the tobacco, the nicotine that is actually
taken into the bloodstream has a much higher level because of
these additives they put in there so they're always so it's
still all a nicotine delivery device. That's what everybody's
looking for. And I can understand why the tobacco guys
want to keep their tobacco business going. But here's the
here's what I feel lb OD is the branding. Altria will start
selling at its little I capital Q o s How am I supposed to first
of all how am I pronouncing this i quasi Chios I quote what I
don't understand how to pronounce it. That's the heated
device and they're going to sell mobile versions you know that
kind of fit in your pocket. Marlboro branded heat sticks
they literally going to call them heat sticks.
This is this is this is a this is the death knell you don't
call your your your cigarette replacement a heat stick
I don't know what they're thinking.
Well, they do research to know they get the money to do they
got
tonnes of dough. Yeah, I'd like to know about the non
combustible tobacco the they just heated up. I like the
vaping this fine. The vaping was good for me. You added good what
is this nicotine salts stuff? I didn't know no one needed to do
this.
So that's your vapour update. I
don't know if I'm any if we're any wiser after it. But at least
we know that the
you created more questions than you answered.
I'm sorry. I really tried to do my best. But it made I guess the
bottom line is what we're hearing from the THC side may
not be the ultimate culprit of five deaths. Which of course is
to less than people dying from eating Tide Pods, but it's the
conversation so we'd like to
stay on top something like 400,000 less than people smoking
cigarettes.
Ah, what's in a number? So let's
you know what, no, no, no, no, let's do nothing. We got to take
a break.
I'm gonna show my hidden by donation to no agenda. Imagine
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from the Portland local 33 meetup greetings pod father
here's our meetup report for Oregon local 33 Another great
one a great time getting together with eight fellow
slaves at noodles and CO not the favourite venue so far, but
still a rich time of amygdala alignment. We had a rousing
round of no agenda Wheel of Fortune. Everybody went home a
winner to put one more meal of mac and cheese which was the
contestant prizes. Although he says I thought we were in
trouble right off the start given the sign on the door. And
this was a printed sign and then he sent me a picture and it says
quote short this is from noodles okay noodles noodle boy we
remember what kind of crazy people work at noodles short on
staff order maybe coming out late may be spelled ma y b e
maybe order maybe coming out late sorry for the inconvenient
sign the noodles team those the people that are bitching about
the station be a part of the of management. Sorry for the
inconvenience that inconvenience inconvenient. But one of the
highlights of the evening may well be the discovery of our
next meetup and topic slash venue which is axe throwing. And
that is scheduled for October 25. Then we have a quick report
from Nelson British Columbia from Matt burns organised a meet
up there in the morning, Adam. Last night we had the first
Nelson BC meet up a total of six guys showed up which for a small
city of 10,000 I consider a great success actually is kind
of good. Conversation flowed. Everyone got along well, we were
relatively trigger free, onerous BC liquor laws interfered with
the group sitting together for a time all resolved quickly,
though, thanks to the government of British Columbia for
protecting us. Is there something I don't know about?
You can't drink in a group in British Columbia.
Were there any minors? I don't know. I don't think so. I
couldn't have some issues there.
Four of six are douchebags so a call out would be much
appreciated. We exchanged contact details and I'm already
planning the next meetup. Thank you for your courage, Matt
burns. And because we've already gone so long today, I will do
the full list and the the the organisers outside of this
weekend. I'll do it on Thursday, show
us the Mimi script or using the list that
I have
the Mimi script. That's why it's really long. So I'm saying I'll
do
she's trying to cut it down as much as she can. She says here
because you
you moaned about it. So yes, and I agree. That's why I'm going to
do just this weekend and then Thursday. We'll do the rest.
Sunday. That's today, Arlington, Virginia. That's at noon today
so oops, you're late or you missed it. Cafe design Leo in
Shirlington, Bill Patterson, your your host maybe they're
listening to his stream live. And then an impromptu meet up
just added for Monday. That's a Doraville Georgia 533 local
time. Their ball Dino's giant Jersey sobs Andy is organising
his 33rd birthday there and a meet up so please join him. And
I'll just throw in Thursday the 26th even though there's a show
de Las Vegas, Nevada at Hooters casino Pete cockiness is your
host that'll be at five o'clock Also on Thursday the Grand Duchy
douchey of Luxembourg seven o'clock Central European Summer
Time at Brasserie sepal and stay WOKE is your host. And again
these meetups which soon will be on the air meetups on the air
with the no agenda hams are really a lot of fun. And you can
see from the pictures that people are posting and tweeting
that it's doing incredible good for their overall amygdala
health. And we apparently
there was some I forgot what meetup this was with me. We was
talking to her about it. She said the guys complaining. He
says there's only 19 people that showed up. That's a great
meetup. It's a great meet. And I see we're not gonna get to talk
to everybody. So you already have too many. Oh,
my goodness. That's a great meetup. Yeah. I mean, the whole
point is just to go meet people make human connections. You
can't just be sitting at home. Listen to your podcast on double
speed thinking that you're going to heal yourself from all the
nastiness in the world. You gotta get out there.
We do everything.
Did I get them all? Am I missing something? I feel like I'm
missing something I did. Knights and Dames titles. Birthday meet
ups. Good. Okay, a lot of administration. But a lot of ad
running. No agenda nation is no small task.
All right. Well, we're pretty much wrapping price,
you have one last thing I just wanted to play. Though it's not
a it's not a not something to leave on. We might want to have
something fun here.
Right? Absolutely. Kind of
funny. But I'll play this first. This is from, of course, a
podcast because you can't really get anything good on the
mainstream anymore. This is from the reason podcast they had an
FBI whistleblower on. And one of the things we always talk about
here is the so called six week cycle. And we were told by an
insider many years ago, the FBI in order to keep their budgets
going they have to have some event that happens every six
weeks. And it's good if it's terrorism, because then that
keeps them funded and keeps everybody happy. This
whistleblower talked about that very thing.
And again, even among those radical Muslims, only a tiny
fraction of them would ever do something violent. And, you
know, part of it is that we've because we've built this
counterterrorism apparatus we have to have terrorists So there
has been this impulse to manufacture terrorism where
they'll find somebody who is doesn't have friends or
otherwise has some deficit in their ability to socialise or is
angry at something. And the undercover operation is designed
to turn them into a terrorist to give them weapons. Those are the
types of things that we never would have done before 2001.
And this, I mean, we read news reports about this all the time.
And I mean, this also goes back to the 60s and write agents
provocateur it you know, it was a joke in the 60s that if
somebody whoever was calling to bomb stuff, that was the FBI
agent, right in the mix, right.
And bait, you know, there was the reform after the 1976 Church
Committee. So I was operating in that element where if I had
suggested to the FBI headquarters that I wanted to
open a terrorism undercover operation, targeting somebody
who wasn't part of a terrorist group, didn't have a terrorist
plan and didn't have any weapons, they would have sent me
for counselling. And unfortunately, that is a common
tactic now. And so we're finding these marginalised people. And
rather than looking at organised criminal behaviour, that can
actually be much more dangerous because we have 17,000 homicides
in this country each year, and the solve rate has has gone down
with back in the 90s, there were a whole lot more homicides, but
we actually solve more of them. Now we solve less of them. And I
think it's because we're in this prevention mode, where we're out
there searching for things rather than focusing on actual
crimes.
And they said we were crazy, John.
Yeah, yep.
There it is a good clip. I mean, it's not like give you a
borderline. That actually is pretty good clip. Thanks. He
doesn't actually mention the six weeks, but he does everything
else there. So yes, I'll take it. Thank you.
Something people should know. Yeah,
you should know this. Definitely. I have actually two
clips. So good. Good, good,
good. Let's start with that. One is they got me kind of like,
what the hell trying to make a story out of nothing, especially
if it's in here in California. There's a local story on Ben
Carson, who, apparently they're trying to make sound like some
sort of a trend because there's a big thing. Yeah. But hating
Trump hating on the transgenders. And Carson was
in the medical doctor said, Man, you know, if you your gender is
female, that was not acceptable. I guess that he said that.
He actually didn't even say much of anything he but he did imply
that he didn't think it was a good idea for big hairy guys is
where he described, oh, there's a huge gap in the women's
bathroom because they felt like they're women. And so they made
a big stink about it locally here. And here's a classic,
typical report and they don't really have any evidence to back
themselves up and they but they do the report. Anyway. Tonight,
the nation's
top housing official catching some heat for comments he made
allegedly about transgender people while visiting San
Francisco. According to The Washington Post, HUD Secretary
Ben Carson expressed concern about quote, big hairy men
coming into women's homeless shelters. Post reports. He also
said he is unhappy that society no longer seems to know the
difference between men and women. Carson visited HUD San
Francisco office this week, people who were there tell the
paper that many were shocked. HUD spokesperson told the quote,
the Secretary does not use derogatory language to refer to
transgendered individuals. And your reporting to the contrary,
it's false.
Oh, he made a boo boo.
So he says, I think it's a bad idea that big hairy men go into
the women's shelters, homeless shelters, obviously, they're
after something. And somehow people heard this comment. And
they were shocked. They were shocked
because he's calling the immediate conclusion is he's
calling the one of the most vulnerable classes of people in
the country, that transgendered women, big hairy dudes, that's
all they could focus on,
I guess. And it's actually worked worse with the focusing
because I have a clip from Trump and air in New Mexico, resists,
goes off the rails with his ad libs and starts doing his bit,
which is really pretty lively in this New Mexico speech. And he
goes off and starts yakking about one thing and and they all
say, Oh, he's saying he hates the Hispanics. And this is the
perfect example of why and he's really being kind of kind in
fact, if they wanted to, and I don't understand why they don't
do this. If you take this what you're going to hear next, which
is Trump in New Mexico, and if you could pull out anything from
it. If you wanted to condemn Trump, you could say that Trump
hates America. In New
Mexico President Trump falsely declared at a campaign rally
Monday that Latinos support his border wall pro claiming, quote,
We love our Hispanics. During the rally in Rio Rancho and
Trump pointed to Steve Cortes, a former paid on air contributor
at CNN and member of Trump's 2020 Campaign Committee.
He happens to be Hispanic he happens to be Hispanic but I've
never quite figured it out. Because he looks more like a
wasp than I do. Nobody loves the Hispanics What do you like for
the country or the Hispanics? He says the country i don't know i
i may have to go for the Hispanics to be honest. We got a
lot of Hispanics we love ours.
In my sponsor, progressive political group Latino Victory
tweeted this is racist. This is xenophobic, this type of
rhetoric that led to the biggest anti Latino massacre in modern
history. Unquote.
What what uh, hold on Latino massacre. You're talking about
the El Paso shooting. Oh,
and that's what led to it. Oh, people
ah, ah,
can't joke around anymore. Oh, my goodness. But I again I think
Trump could be condemned for hating America because you said
right there the likes Hispanics money likes the country.
Well, no. He did. Well, since you're gonna bring it up. He did
something other day which is another one of my pet peeves.
I've always heard the most important thing a president does
I disagree with this, by the way, but that's okay. I disagree
with a lot of things. Because I think the most important thing
is our military and protecting our country
No No,
I disagree. It is to protect, defend, uphold the Constitution.
That's the job.
Don't like it? Well, at least he said our country not the
countries that our
country you're right. And he said a lot of people disagree.
So he's, he's aware of what he's saying. But remember, it's not
our country. It's this country and our democracy.
That's how you got it. That's what some people would like
unbelievable would like there's no democracy involved. But okay.
And to show mixes, we got a couple of doozies here which I
want to mention so special thanks to Sir Saturday, Jesse
coy Nelson, and Chris Wilson. In a collaboration with vote
scotty.com John, World War Two and Tokyo and circumvent the
law. And we appreciate all the work they do as well. coming up
right after this on no agenda stream.com as the grumpy old
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