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Adam curry, John C Devorah and
Sunday October 6 2019. This is your award winning give on
nation media assassination episode 1179
This is no agenda, reading the
classics and broadcasting live from opportunity's own 33 in the
frontier of Austin, Texas capital, the drone Star State in
the morning, everybody. I'm Adam curry,
and from Northern Silicon Valley where I've realised it's a god
drone, not avocado. I'm Jhansi Dvorak.
Raglan Buzzkill.
Yeah, I got a note about that. I guess you got the same one.
No, no, I never got a note. Oh my god, I actually was I've been
mulling it over when I I knew there was a joke in there when I
was reading it from the spreadsheet the first time. And
I know that were and I was thinking what what is he
referring to? I know what this is. I can't come up with it. And
it just dawned on me this morning.
So producer Dix sent in a note D Mr. Curry, your resident chemist
should have cut this this was a Yes He's indeed correct. It was
a donation that someone sent in with the
avocado they said Kado number
yes definition of of a god Droz number the number 6.0 to two
times 1023 indicating the number of atoms or molecules in a mole
of any substance also called the vote God drone number.
Our constant is what most rich so
what can you use this for this this fine Avogadro?
Well, you need you to do most chemistry, you need to work in
moles. And so you need that number. So you can calculate how
to use yet you need know how much to dilute somebody for
example, or, or to get to a certain number of moles to make
you do a chemical reaction. And so you may have to do that
calculation to get to the point where to add so much of
something well, this this actually it's a bear it to me,
it was always it was always dreadful. Math who gives a shit.
But but I'm not a chemist.
But this does come in handy to understand the nitrogen issue in
the Netherlands, which a lot of people have sent in emails and
explained it in more detail. To me, this is referring to the
farmers who put a massive protest together and drove all
their tractors to The Hague tying up all the highways six,
almost 700 miles of traffic jams, which the Dutch population
seems to pretty much agree with. Here is the issue.
The Netherlands is is not allowed to have more than 0.05
mole per hectare of nitrogen. And this seems to be a very low
number compared to other countries,
surrounding countries. But the reason they're really pissed
off, I'm really short. And this is not
presented. I'm sorry, but this wasn't presented to us
correctly. Thanks, zoo. I thought it was like the
same. That's right. I think that was my mistake, or maybe a bad
source on my part. The real problem is in order to combat
this, they the government's are saying you have to cut your
livestock in half, not the actual individual livestocks.
But the total number of livestock has to be cut in half
in order to combat this, as well as and I think we discussed this
on the previous show, the speed limit will be lowered in many
parts of the country. Because that's really going to help the
overall climate change situation. Well,
that'll that'll reverse it right there.
And so they're so pissed off, guess what they're going to do.
The farmers are not stopping on the 29th of October, they will
be doing the same they will be taking over Schiphol Airport.
So there will be droughts just
like Hong Kong. Yeah, there'll
be a brand with blue dye and we'll see what happens. Good on
him. Good on him for that because they're not really
they're fighting the EU and they're fighting. They're
fighting being being run by technocrats and bureaucrats and
unelected officials. I think people stand behind them. And
will I do?
It's due to its ACL weekend in Austin or it's actually week
because it's two weekends. That means what is this Austin City
Limits it's
a very large on every Saturday on PBS correct
only this is the festival version of it so they take over
Zilker Park, big headliners and the headliners play on the first
and the second weekend, which is I think pretty unique for
festivals. So we have
Childish Gambino we have guns and roses with fat Axl. And we
have the cure.
The Cure on my first my first TV show ever first show I ever did
and they were old then these guys
in their 60s. Okay, well, and so who are the headliners?
Well that they have three headliners. Okay, who are they?
You just heard them. Don't be a Dwight. Those are the
headliners. We'll try this Childish Gambino I'd say is, I
think he's a big draw. But a lot of people have descended upon
Austin to try and relive some of those good old Guns and Roses
days. Which is fun to see. But it's it's a mess. It's a traffic
is a mess people. Now I'm glad we're not downtown anymore, at
least. So then that's your update from Austin, Austin,
Texas, whatever.
Country Western act in there.
Now there may be they always have the brothers Peterson.
That's tonnes of tonnes of Acts. But these are the big ones.
These are the big headliners.
It sounds depressing.
No, I don't know if it's depressing. It's just me. Well,
I'm,
I'm just expressing myself. I'm depressed.
Well, then why don't you get yourself out of that funk. And
take us to the green New Deal. I know you clipped it.
You're talking about the baby. Yes. I mean, just in case he
played everybody's hurting. I do have the whole clip. Yeah.
Let's just play the clip just to enjoy it.
Okay, play the clip. Okay, so it was it? Eh, babies.
For those who haven't seen or heard it, it's worthy of setting
up this i i saw the original on C span as this was in a town
hall with Sandy Ocasio Cortez. So was in Queens I guess. And
town hall. So people are talking about you know, there was
Alzheimer's on the menu and, and a couple other things. Speaking
of on the menu, someone stood up and said this
would be here for much longer because of the climate crisis.
We only have a few months left. I love that you support the
Green Deal. But it's not getting you know, getting rid of fossil
fuel. It's not going to solve the problem fast enough. A
Swedish professor saying that we can eat dead that people but
that's not fast enough. So I think your next campaign slogan
has to be this. We got to start eating babies. We don't have
enough time. There's too much co2, all of you, your your, you
know your pollutant, too much co2. We have to start now.
Please. You are so great. I'm so happy that you really support a
nuclear deal. But it's not enough. You know, even if we
would bomb Russia, we still have too many people too much
pollution. So we have to get rid of the babies. That's a big
problem, just stopping having babies aside, and we need to eat
the babies.
So thank you. Thank you.
Her responses. Genius. You have that too on this clip? AOCs
response. Okay, good.
Well, go ahead. Okay. No, we'll go ahead. No, no. Thank you. So
I think ya know, so one of the things that's very important to
us is that we need to treat the climate crisis with the urgency
that it does present. Yes, luckily, we have more than a few
months. We do need to hit net zero in several years. But I
think we all need to, to, to understand that there are a lot
of solutions that we have, and that we can pursue and that if
we act in a positive way, there's space for hope. There's
we are never beyond hope.
Sandy Oh, see, later said that she really thought this woman
was having a personal crisis moment and in wanting to address
it in all seriousness, and, and I think that's great. This is a
new category of I'd call this falls under the activist
category.
Yeah. Did anybody figure out who this woman was? And yeah, what
acting troupe. She's a part of,
yes, apparently closely related to the LaRouche
PAC. Oh, yeah, that would be it don't make sense doesn't
actually even sounds like a Lyndon LaRouche or they'll have
a weird accent well,
but just for a moment, because there's some things in the To be
discussed about the performance itself, I thought the accent was
very much what she was doing here with the Brett's in her
hair on both sides was a version of a somewhat older Greta. And
with it, she didn't have ponytails, but she had kind of
the girlish look. And I think the accent was, phoney was kind
of trying to be a bit of a Swedish accent.
The Eastern European rice sounded more like it
sounds like someone trying, yeah, someone trying to do it,
or maybe it was just her accent. But what surprised me is the
amount of certainly right wing conservative, right leaning
YouTubers, et cetera, who also took this seriously. Like, oh,
they've gone insane. The left is gone nuts. Like, they really
believed it. They thought that this was real. Which leads me to
believe that people don't watch or read anything. They just like
this soundbite. Great. Let's talk about that. What a nut job.
Whereas if anyone did
stem from an actual professor who did recommend eating human
flesh II Yeah, I mean, she mentioned Sweden. And I think
that's where the gag came from. Of course, of course. I mean,
that's what I would first say, what is this? Is it let's take
it a step further.
Well, the, to me the joke of it, and in our when I was growing up
in our house, we didn't discuss the classics much. But
inevitably, there would be a point where my mom would go, you
know, it was always about money in our house, you know, no
money, money problems.
So we'll be eating dog food. That was always my mom's and dog
food J. And
it used to be, I think it was in the when was this is during the
Reagan administration, perhaps but it was so tiny, but we're
eating dog food, or Pete Well, were they Well, media, the the
media was playing up? Sure. The poor eating dog food and
sometimes cat food.
Stevie Wonder even wrote about it on songs and key life.
And so you ended up with a lot of publicity for it. I don't see
with this homeless crisis. And that is a crisis and why you're
going too far. I just said, let me finish the thought. I don't
see how if they were eating dog food in the 80s, that they're
not eating a lot of dog food today. Okay,
you're taking it, you interrupt it, and they're taking it way
beyond where I want it to be. You're about you're now at the
homeless, I'm still at the stupidity of
this. Okay, I'm sorry,
in my household. Back Back Back in my household, my mom would
inevitably wind up saying, We'll be eating dog fo J. And there's
only one classic that we discussed in our household. And
it was the story of Jonathan Swift.
And story of John Well,
a backdoor by Jonathan Swift called a modest proposal, which
is from the 1700s. And the modest proposal was a joke, it
was very much the troll of its time. And it was the proposal
for preventing children of poor people from
from slows it
down when you look it up a modest proposal for preventing
the children of poor people from being a burden or a burden to
their parents or country and for making them beneficial to the
public, which they spelled with CK back in the day. And it was,
the idea was for the impoverished Irish to ease their
economic troubles by selling their children as food to rich
gentlemen and ladies. Yeah, it's a classic. So when I heard this,
but people took it seriously as they did with this one. Yes.
Yes,
exactly. So I think there should be it wasn't this isn't a
Wikipedia entry to this thing. I bet you there is. If there's an
entry for it on Wikipedia, then they should add this to it.
modern day version. So I was just surprised surprised how
many people were all in on it and thought that this was the
nutty left?
Well, I liked the way she played it and to the point where she's
even heckling. AOC when she's saying, well, it's not we don't
have no, we have plenty of time. No, we don't have a couple of
months.
Yeah, was fantastic. Fantastic. Well, let's stick with the green
new deal for a second.
That's a shame, by the way that everybody bought into it that
way.
No, it's very, it's not a shame. It's telling. It's great for our
analysis. People don't read jack shit anymore. They look at a
headline. They look at a clip and get outraged and go for it.
It's completely it's it's sad. People are outraged and they
don't even know what they're supposed to be outraged about
that. So, Putin was asked about the abuse of children to further
a economic policy. That would be the green New Deal. And
specifically, Greta, turn meeting
with the President. What do you what did you make of Greta
Thunberg, President Trump tweeted, I think she seems like
a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and
wonderful future to be patronising. What did you make
of Greta Thunberg, at the United Nations?
Well, I'll frustrate you probably, I don't share
everybody's excitement about Greta tunberg humbugs wasn't an
intervention or similarly, you know, the fact that young people
and teenagers and that was three probably draw everybody's
attention to the acute issues of the brain nowadays, including
the environmental issues is a good thing, and we should
support them in that one. children or teenagers are used
by someone in their own interests that only merits
condemnation is a condemnation.
Thank you, Putin. Very good.
So we never talked about the Trump thing, but I think it's
worth discussing at least for a second. She seems like a very
happy yeah, I'd say that. I mean, come on. If you don't like
that kind of material.
On presidential
is I'm presidential is really killing a little girl. She's 16.
She's not even a little girl anymore. In
in Amsterdam. They have a mayor, female mayor, first female mayor
ever, and she's been mayor for a year now I guess. Femke Halsema.
She comes from the Green Party and she's annoying. She's always
been annoying.
She's Green Party and annoying. It's redundant.
Well, also, she's I don't want to get into it. But her kid was
the one that was caught by the cops with a with a gun breaking
and entering. And then it was like, oh, no, it was just a
movie prop. It was a disabled gun. And it's just a hole in it.
She just lived her way through it to get her kid off who
clearly was taking selfies with a gun and a houseboat that he
broke into. And that's been covered up so but also Amsterdam
is in disarray. There is trash pickup as a problem. They've
embarked on this, like every city and a doe. We're, we're
not. We're going to ban plastic and no plastic straws. And you
know, you know the drill. It's It's your typical green stuff.
But she has an allegiance and alliance with another mayor. And
she visited this other mayor and stood to have them in front of
piles and piles of trash. In New York with Mayor de Blasio here
today
with someone very special mayor of Amsterdam in the Netherlands
and Mayor, your city has been a leader in terms of protecting
the environment.
Okay, just so you know, no. Amsterdam was not a leader in in
terms of protecting the environment. But okay, you guys
discuss and you
got there ahead of us when it came to getting plastics out of
the lives of everyday citizens of Amsterdam. Tell us about what
you did.
I'm just gonna tell you everything she says is not true.
Well, on a smaller scale, so let's be a little bit humble
about it. Because what you're going to do is really huge, huge
pressing. But we took the plastic out of out of the city.
Oh, yes, we only use wooden forks, Sparks, as you said this
morning. And
you know, and I went to Amsterdam, and not too long ago,
John. It was Casey, I could only use food in sporks. I did not
know that this was not happening everywhere yet. No
plastics. So wooden sporks we try to do our best only since
you're following very
quickly, very quickly. We see very simple and we're doing it
on
a huge scale.
So the you notice how she says huge, huge scale. She did it
twice. That's because the Dutch when Trump first came on the
scene, he's, you know, huge was a big thing. He introduced the
DS Yes. And it is now in the vernacular. In common parlance.
When they say huge they there it's like an automatic trigger.
The Dutch goes huge.
very, very quickly, we see an example. And we're
doing it on a huge, huge, huge
look at the problem as mayor in Amsterdam, what has been the
response? When you said to people, Hey, let's get rid of
plastics, let's choose something else. Oh, everybody
likes it. Of course, it was great, no problem at all? Well,
I
think there's a lot of support for what we're doing sports
understands that we do have a problem with all the dirt, dirt,
what it does to our ecosystem with what it does to our health.
So I think people agree that we need to change. Well, I
want to thank you for being a great example of change, and
helping inspire us. And I just want to say to everyone out
there, we have to get plastics out of our lives, and everyone
can be a part of it. We're today with our executive order, we're
taking a big step forward, we're going to pass legislation soon
to go even farther. But we have to do in our own lives. Turn
away that plastic straws, don't use a plastic fork, if you have
a choice. Let's get away from it. Let's say the Mayor,
thank you so much. Thank you for being a part of this.
Thank you. Thank you very much.
Oh, yes. Thank you very much.
You give her the keys to the city, probably. And that's why
plastic.
Is it a folding key? It's your spork.
The thing that saddens me is, if you go back and look at the true
history of the United States. And we're talking really
Manhattan, in New York, when I read a book about this, I have
to find the title of this book. It's something that Ireland have
come to me.
The Dutch were very influential. In fact, a lot of the settlers
that came to Manhattan in particular New York area, lived
in in Amsterdam for several years before they even set sail.
And that was so in fact, the, the liberal kind of, you know,
laissez faire attitude of the United States. In my opinion, if
I look at some of the history, not just three ships that came
in with some pilgrims, it's a little more to it. That is
complete Amsterdam. It's not the Netherlands but Amsterdam
influence. That's why they call it New Amsterdam, of course, and
you know, look at all the Dutch names Harlem, Staten Island,
these are all Dutch names. But it the truly was the culture of
the Dutch at the time in Amsterdam, that created a lot of
what we consider to be American culture. And that's just, this
is horrible to see this. This is this is not even 300 years
later. Now we have wooden sparks we're going backwards in time.
It's very sad. It's my opinion.
sporks you want to talk about Brexit? I got a whole bunch of
clips.
Yeah, I have considered up with a very short one that really
says nothing. So I think it'd be perfect for your barrage.
Time for a quick look. Now at some other news Court documents
show Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson will comply with
the law and ask for a Brexit extension if there's no deal
within the next two weeks, but a senior government source told
the BBC that the law can be interpreted in different ways.
Mr. Johnson has again insisted that UK will leave the EU on
October the 31st without delay.
So it seems the more I listened to the BBC, the less I
understand where they're at. Yeah.
That was their report made zero sense. That's
exactly why I played it's like, what am I supposed to understand
now? I didn't get so delayed maybe No, he'll do it something
what no deal? Yes. Please. JCD help us out.
Was a couple of I've been listening carefully to the BBC,
or actually LBC mostly. And the I got a couple of interesting
clips. And then I have the stuff about what their take is on
Trump which I thought was more interesting than Brexit itself.
But let's there's somebody's taking it seriously because this
is an official government ad is a UK British ad for Brexit for
Brexit.
Get ready for Brexit on the 31st of October. This means that
travelling to the EU will change. You'll need to check
online if your passport is valid for travel to Europe. If you're
planning on driving, you'll need to check if you're the right
documents to drive and take the keys and make sure your travel
insurance covers all your healthcare needs. To keep your
trip on track. Check what you need to do at gov.uk/brexit Get
ready for Brexit on the 31st of October
limit gov.uk/brexit. And what's really in gov.uk/brexit and just
go ahead, John, I'm just reading to see what they're talking
about here.
Now the other thing going on there is Boris Johnson is still
kind of the Prime Minister but he doesn't really have the votes
to be the prime minister. stir. So this has become because
because half of the the either fired I think about 20 or 30
Tories got kicked out of the party for being like Dix, which
is pretty much the whole party, but and a number of them quit so
they don't he doesn't have a majority of anything anymore but
they nobody seems to be able to put anything together to get rid
of him and Faraj tries to dis describe this in some detail.
And I think it's worth listening to this Faraj on the on the
quagmire.
There have been an endless series of meetings going on
inside the palace of Westminster, and around it and
very little noise coming from the Lib Dems over Labour Party
loads from Anna soubry. But that's a different subject. And
the reason is, they simply cannot agree who the interim
leader should be. Because Jeremy Corbyn cannot get the support of
the 21 booted out Tories, because he's kind of seemed to
be a Marxist and other things. And it doesn't work. And the Lib
Dems won't go with it. Because the Lib Dems don't want Corbin
to be in Downing Street, and maybe not to look quite as
dangerous as some thought he would be. And they just can't
agree. Margaret Beckett's name has been put forward, Ken Clark
is wandering around the place to hang up his tie. But he doesn't
say to sort of work and they can't agree on anybody. But time
for them is running out. It's running out fast. Because here's
the big problem. If you're a Remainer, here's your fear. Your
fear is that Boris goes on the 17th of October gets one or more
of the EU countries to veto extension. And then Boris then
comes back to the House of Commons as his right. It's very
simple boys and girls. It's the treaty, Mrs. Mays treaty with a
couple of tweaks or we leave with no deal. Now. I think if
Boris did that, it would have catastrophic consequences for
the Conservative Party in terms of division within it. But that
would be a form of Brexit not a very good one. But a form of
Brexit. If you want to stop Brexit completely from
happening, if you are a Remainer back, you don't want to take
that chance. So parliament is going to be paroled on Tuesday.
If they're going to put in place an alternative Prime Minister
ahead of that summit. Monday is their deadline and as yet, they
can't agree on anything, or anyone. Oh,
my.
So that's the situation I think is a good rundown. And he gave
us here's an
idea. Why don't why doesn't Jeremy Clarkson just run for
Prime Minister? He's got the right idea. And everybody loves
him at the BBC. Yeah.
So so I'm listening to so there's also a funny situation
that occurred we didn't hear about the United States. But
Nick Ferrari, one of the talk show guys on the LBC. London's
been chatting, had the police commissioner and a guy who's a
woman and police commissioner of London, and he's carping about
this big pink yacht that was apparently dragged down the
street and plopped down the middle of Oxford Circus. And so
he's giving her grief about this and you when you listen to her
try to explain the situation. You really makes you wonder if
there's this country is maybe should be run by Brussels touted
a pink yacht get to Oxford Circus without being stopped.
I wasn't there. I don't know exactly how it got there. We
must have found out subsequently, the boss so I
don't know exactly how it got there. I genuinely don't think
the cameras see it.
I've got an I can't park on a red route without one of your
blokes coming after me.
Of course they saw it. I think the question as to why it didn't
get intercepted earlier is partly back to what I've just
been discussing what you haven't got past to intercept a yacht.
A yacht that stops in the middle of Oxford Circus. The old bill
hasn't gotten the kapow to say boy move that your thought or
that is is not specific legislation that says you can
this afternoon and
of course legislation about highway obstruction Yes, of
course there is. Exercise Commissioner but because there
is also in the early stages absolutely enshrined in law. A
strong Wait, wait,
wait. She's not gonna say freedom of speech. Is she
because then I'll need to sit down.
Do I know my chair? Did you notice backing up just a little
bit? Did you notice she does this the same thing? Obama's the
one that started doing this, and we've seen other candidates do
it and she just did it, which is you're talking away and now it's
really important. So I kind of changed the way I say it. Not
who you are.
Afternoon and I'm not going to get of course legislation about
highway obstruction. Yes, of course there is. Exercise
Commissioner but because There is also in the early stages
absolutely enshrined in law, a strong you know, law which says
that we have to allow protest in a democracy, which causes a
reasonable you I think it was reasonable to put a pink boat.
Do you amount of disruption? Did
you have a licence? Do you?
I don't. But I can tell you that if we had tried to intercept the
pink boat, we wouldn't have had the power to do so. Nor as soon
as it was on the highway like that. Is there a specific piece
of legislation that says you can take street furniture away like
that? And so these are the kinds of things we need to look at? Of
course they are
rather so typical, so typical of the Brits having lived there.
It's like, I mean, even the whole Convo is ridiculous. A
pig? Yeah. Break. So
I'm listening to this to this network. And I caught one of the
news segments that we actual news that this guy Simon marks
is their guy. And there's I got four short clip. Well, one of
them's long, looks like but the rest of them are pretty short.
This is Simon marks reporting on Trump. And what's going on over
here from the British perspective,
President Trump, sorry, wait,
wait, sorry. We've talked about this before, which is the the
fact that they just parrot the worst of our mainstream media.
Yeah.
They wake up in the morning. And they look at the New York
times.com. Washington Post, you know, NBC, CNN and right, just
rewrite it. We don't have to not going to do any.
Add a little flair. Sure. Some gems not in this first clip, but
in this specially at this Texas clip, but play this and we'll
get into it
at President Trump yesterday, as you know, in the grounds of the
White House, broke the law. He calls on two countries, Ukraine
and China to interfere in America's 2020 presidential
election. buzzers stop.
So really, against the law. He, he
he broke the law and and asked them to interfere. He didn't
talk about oh, China. you interfere in the election,
please. Pass the law long report. Yeah, we'll get
into that.
The law that was broken, according to this guy is the
Federal Election Committee was federal laws or, you know,
asking for help, to help. assistance. Yeah, whatever.
Picking up on his likely opponent, Joe Biden, the former
Vice President of the United States and his son Hunter who
used to do business in both Ukraine and China. And today,
President Trump returns to the lawn of the White House to
justify what the vast majority of observers here in Washington
believe, is an attempt by the President to break federal
election law which prohibits him from soliciting support of any
kind or any value from a foreign government. Here's what Donald
Trump had to say today.
I don't care about Biden's campaign. What I do care about
corruption, his campaign that's up to him, politics, that's up
to them. I don't care about politics, politics, as I think I
made clear. And yesterday somebody asked me a question,
and I gave an answer, but always in the form of corruption. What
I want to do, and I think I have an obligation to do it, probably
a duty to do it. Corruption. We are looking for corruption
multiple times. President Trump at that appearance insisted that
there was a distinction between digging up political dirt on Joe
Biden, Joe Biden, and going after corruption. That strains
credulity, not my opinion, but the opinion of Mitt Romney, a
former Republican presidential candidate, who took to Twitter a
short while ago to describe the President's actions as wrong and
appalling. The only American citizen President Trump singles
out for China's investigation wrote Senator Romney is his
political opponent in the midst of the Democratic nomination
process. It strains credulity to suggest that it is anything
other than politically motivated. Senator Romney, of
course, he's one of those Republicans who may well end up
determining the fate of the Donald Trump presidency, because
if President Trump is impeached by the House of Representatives,
there will then be a trial in the US Senate where Republicans
like Senator Romney are in the majority, they will all have to
decide are they going to vote to keep Donald Trump in power or
are they going to convict him of high crimes and misdemeanours
against the American Constitution? The vast majority
of Republicans in the Senate meaning silent at the moment.
And that's not necessarily good news for President Trump who
must surely crave voices supporting him from within his
own party.
Yeah, that's taking. That's taking the show prep from the US
mainstream media. Boom. He's got it nailed.
He's got to pump it up a little bit. He did. They're not just
puppets. Reading from the script. Please use some of his
own opinions here. Let's go to report on Trump to
some senators, all speaking but very uncomfortably Senator Marco
Rubio of Florida. You will remember him excoriated by
Donald Trump as little Marco during the 2016 presidential
election campaign was asked if he really thought that it was
apt for the President of the United States to be inviting
China to investigate Joe Biden.
I don't know if that's a real requests for him just needling
the press knowing that you guys are gonna get outraged by it.
He's gotten He's pretty good at getting everybody fired up. And
he's been doing that for a while. And the media responded.
Right on, right on, right on task,
blaming the media, Senator Rubio, Rubio looked as miserable
as he sounded in that clip.
Wow. Nice editorial.
I showed the clip. He didn't look any different than he ever
looks. He didn't sound any different than he ever
did. But let's just take a look at what's happening when he says
this. He's saying the media jumped on it on cue. He's saying
that to the media. Yeah. Including this guy. Let's hear
that last bit. Again. That was good.
Right on, right on, right on task,
blaming the media, Senator Rubio, Rubio looked as miserable
as he sounded in that clip.
Wow. Wow. Nice one. LBC. Good to go. So
this guy's a liar. So let's go on to the one. I think this is
the isn't this is the this is the shortest one. But it's the
biggest whopper number three.
Another Republican is speaking out against the president
Congressman will heard of Texas.
I think it's terrible. It's something that I wouldn't have
done. And I can go two days, I think two days before that.
Wishing China congratulations on 70 years of communism via tweet.
It's not something I would do. I would do either. A China is an
adversary.
He is one of more than half a dozen Republicans from the state
of Texas who have decided to retire rather than seek
reelection and face a possible drubbing by voters in the Lone
Star State. Serious with President Trump's record in
office.
Oh, really? That's why they all resigned. Okay. I'm sure some of
them did.
I didn't realise. According to him. Texas is furious Texas.
We're outraged. I
tell you is furious at Trump. Yes. For his behaviour.
Yes. Orange Man bad behaviour. It's very frightening. We have
to retire. This is this. I mean, this isn't even the New York
Times this is MSNBC. They're translating here. Yeah, that's
that's that's quite quite impressive, actually.
So the Texans are they hate Trump. I didn't realise Texas
hated Trump. Oh, we hate that guy. They were and these guys
would have faced a drubbing.
You know, we i Whenever I'm faced with a drubbing I retire.
That's the Texas that's a Texas way my friend.
The Texas way yeah. All right, let's wrap this idiot more
damaging more damaging issues for the President of the United
States the release of texts overnight, between three
American ambassadors operating in the vicinity of Ukraine. It
is apparent that at least one of them raised questions about
whether President Trump was insisting on a quid pro quo,
asking the Ukrainian president to dig up dirt on Joe Biden in
exchange for withheld military assistance, and also a withheld
invitation for President Solinsky to visit the White
House for President Trump. The streets here are becoming more
treacherous and the Democrats are becoming increasingly
emboldened as their impeachment inquiry. Andrew gets underway.
All right. That's LBC is us correspondent Simon marks in the
latest, dramatic twist in the affair over Joe Biden. I wonder
still if if Trump has factored all this in, because I'm to I
saw polls recently, which showed Biden's support was going down
because all of this activity has focused attention on his son and
Biden's business activities. And of course, if Trump wanted to
smear him in its seems to be working, whether he's damaging
himself more in the process, who knows?
All right, I would like to make a case for our stance on this
with some support from some clips, etc. Because we saw very
early on it's only was only three shows ago it seems like oh
my god. I mean, we've forgotten all about Cavanaugh we forgot
about Epstein everything is off the radar. It's all about this.
And
in fact, let me read this. I got a note from a
from someone who was clearly overboard in the after our
previous show when we discussed this impeachment bullcrap. And I
just want to share that so that we can understand where some
people are coming from this person is a listener and I think
maybe even be a producer donor. You too discussed me on the no
agenda podcast. Whenever you talk about Trump, you guys,
always all caps defend him. No matter how disgustingly corrupt
and criminal his behaviours are. You are diehard Republicans, and
it shows not that is quite insulting. Actually, someone
calls us Republicans but okay. It's clear there is no loo that
Trump could stoop to that you guys wouldn't be supportive of
and praise. I've come to the conclusion that you are both
hardcore Trump errs, and I will no longer be listening to this
podcast. I stand for country and moral values over party. And
when any precedent is breaking the law, I support impeachment.
The fact that you too can see past your crazy loyalty to party
disturbs me. Oh, can you let a president exhibit criminal
behaviours and claim that you love your country? So I took
this to heart and decided to explain what is happening for
brother four there is of course, no criminal behaviour and the
thing the mistake that people on Twitter make is they go back and
forth with the with the liberals call. What about ism, they're
absolutely correct about that. Say well, but they got this from
Ukraine on Trump and Christopher Steele was a foreign agent. He
did this on Trump and I didn't watch it. Of course. And even
the people yelling a little this person I'm not too sure. people
yelling this. They kind of know that. But that's not really what
impeachment is about. impeachment. When we talk of
high crimes and misdemeanour can really be determined a
misdemeanour, by itself is a fantastic term. And you can use
it for any amount of things in I could even make a case that
being unpresidential could be shown to be misdemeanour. But
the trick to impeachment is you have to get the entire country
behind it. Otherwise, it'll just be useless. I think everyone at
this point knows House of Representatives files the
articles of impeachment. The Senate then is the judge and
jury with the Supreme Court Justice, the head justice, the
big one, a big kahuna that presiding over a real it's like
a court drama, really, and you have real lawyers and
prosecutors and the Senate, that they are the judge and jury. And
you need to convince them. And so we've heard already well, you
know, there's 35 Republicans if they can vote in secret,
and then we'll get it up and the 5% need to be convinced. Yes.
Yep. So they need the
threat. But but that doesn't matter. The concept that is
being played here, for whatever reason, maybe there's 1000s of
sealed indictments, everybody's running scared, they got to do
whatever they can. I don't know. I'll believe it when I see it.
But when I even saw the Drudge Report and a buddy of mine in
Hollands origins to call me up. He said what? Why is drudge
turning on Trump? I said this is the machine is in full gear. The
machine is going 100% Matt Drudge is a part of the machine.
I'm sure he's part of some intelligence somewhere in his
background. I mean, have we ever doubted this? No, of course not.
So the machine is trying to put into the people the feeling that
this President has to go. In fact, George Stephanopoulos of
ABCs This Week, a Clinton insider, an operative still
interviewed the Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, who would
be the one to actually call for a vote to file for the Articles
of Impeachment, which means it would be real this is all just
talk until until they actually vote on it. It's nothing. But
listen to her own words, both
the Nixon and the Clinton cases the House passed a formal
resolution to set up the inquiry. Why not take that step
right.
We don't have to, but we could really know who was most afraid
of that book come out. The Republicans because they're
going to have to decide
Wouldn't that make the process even more airtight? You see,
it's not necessary. We feel that we're on there is firm ground as
we go forward, and we We may go to their place this week of just
because it's a Republican talking point, but it's not
necessary. Okay.
So what she just said there is what we're not really doing a
real impeachment. We're just doing an inquiry unless I
misheard that. So it's just generally accepted. Oh, if we
don't really need that just let's just get everyone talking
about it. That's what she's going for, need to push this and
and how do we tell people this we have to continually hammer
the message
are there. And we are proceeding to get further evidence as we go
forward. Evidence doesn't hinge on whether Mitch McConnell has
the guts to really do what the Constitution requires, or what
the impact is in the election. But I will say this, having said
all of that, separate from that re election of Donald Trump
would do irreparable damage to United States. This that we have
some serious repair and healing to do in our country for what
He's dealing for. I don't I'm not sure that two terms it might
be irreparable. So you can see she wants
to take it step by step two terms
might be irreparable, that could that could ruin the country. And
here's Stephanopoulos talking with the ABC crew after this
interview,
can see she wants to take it step by step, but she's
completely committed to this. Right now. I'm just gonna,
that's what's gonna lead to a real showdown, whether it's
weeks or months. It's common. But that last statement from her
is quite strong, very strong.
Very strong. John, did you hear that last statement from her?
It was so strong. I can't remember it's
irreparable damage if he if he has a second term? Yeah, what
proof does she have that?
Oh, stop, forget the proof. It's not about the proof. The whole
idea is to put into your head. Just like we just discussed
earlier, even the journalist didn't know not reading the
articles. They're reading headlines that listen to sound
bites.
Go no reason I ask the question, because that's the question if I
was stepping Oh,
please. Have
you played more of the clip? I bet she does.
Know, I bet she doesn't, because I watched the whole interview.
But again, no one actually goes back to the transcript. Most
people on television, including Well, Nancy Pelosi herself, when
they talk about the transcript and what the President said and
what or what the transcript is, I don't know what who said what
what the transcript read that they're all basing this off of
even she denies English truth.
I know you support Chairman shift, but when right for him to
have that dramatic interpretation of the
President's transcript of the phone call at the hearing last
week.
So this this is about shift. You remember he did this whole thing
with you know, made stuff up made it sound like a like a
mafia don movie, and he got criticised. And then he said,
Oh, no, it's a parody. Schiff, the head of the Intelligence
Committee actually said, it's a parody is Nancy, I guess forgot
this. No, you
support Chairman Schiff. But was it right for him to have that
dramatic interpretation of the President's transfer the phone
call at the hearing last week,
I want the American people to know what that phone call was
about. I want them to hear it. So yeah, it's there. It's sad.
But it's using the President's own words. So if he's
those weren't the President's words, interpretation of the
President's words are saying he made this up. He
did not make it up. And
this is this is the leader of the House of Representatives
got a clip of the day for that catch.
Let's finish it up. Because she literally says no, he didn't
make it
to the worship coming from to get a get rid of this woman. And
I
have to give Stephanopoulos some props here, because he actually
said no, those word hears his words.
Well, those weren't the President's words. It was an
interpretation of the President's words, just saying
he made this
up. He didn't make it up. And
oh, that's her tell. I've now decided when she's about what to
tell you something? Well, it's always a look. And then I want
to tell you something that's her tell an interpretation
of the President's words are saying he made this up.
He didn't make it up. And I want to say something. When I took
the oath of office to support and defend the Constitution, as
my colleagues have done, as well, I did not say I will do
this as long as the Republicans can understand the constitution.
So the fact that their loyalty is to Trump and not to the
Constitution is not going to slow down our or impair our
ability to keep the Republic
whatever she said, but she's full of it, because it's not
exactly what was in the transcript at all. It's not what
Schiff said. It's almost as if she didn't read it, but that's
not us beyond the point. It's not about what's true or not.
The idea is to get the entire machine. The machine is m five M
the machine is the social media, and it's worldwide. It's
worldwide. That's why you're hearing the same copies
everywhere. You just played from LBC and that is the Plan. And
some people take it rather far. Rachel Maddow is is a very
successful, fairly successful podcaster, a very successful
television host. And she is a strong leader for people who
love this type of thinking about getting rid of the president.
But she got sucked into a conspiracy theory, which was
just beautiful. I wanted y'all to hear it. Because you'll be
hearing more of it. It actually contains my favourite bit about
the secret vote, if the senators could vote in secret than he
would definitely be impeached and kicked out. Yeah, that's the
way we'd like democracy vote in secret. This is all good now. So
Rachel Maddow is promoting her new book called blowout, which
I'd like to read because it's about pipelines. Every
appearance she's done about this book has not been about the book
at all. They show the cover. All right, we'll talk about that
later. And they never do that just promote don't talk about
what's in the book. They all want to talk about Trump in the
impeachment. And she is a form of authority shows she's on the
view with the ladies of the view, and they just roll out a
doozy.
My question for you, though, is that righteous nod.
I think he's going to be impeached. Yeah, I
guess, are you are you for that or against it? i That's not my
job. Okay. Yeah. Well, what's your read on the fact that, you
know, if he is impeached, you'll never be convicted in the Senate
because Moscow, Mitch is in charge, and he's not going to do
it?
I think that's likely. But you know, that's sort of the way it
works. We've only ever had two presidents impeached, one in the
1860s, one in the 1990s. And in both,
this is a very interesting way of answering the question.
Instead of saying, Yeah, Bill Clinton was impeached, he just
does some date. So we don't really think about the like two
guys were like a whole guy ago. Well, a long time something back
in then who knows?
I think that's likely. You know, that's sort of the way it works.
We've only ever had two presidents impeached, one in the
1860s, one in the 1990s. And in both cases, they were impeached
in the house, and then the Senate didn't throw them out.
That's sort of the way we've done it. It doesn't mean that
you shouldn't, if the Constitution requires you, and
if the country's honour requires you to impeach somebody, I feel
notice the country's honour, not the not really the law or
constitution. It's the honour. And that's what they're talking
about. And for that, from their perspective, I say, okay, I get
it. And that's what they're going after, for the honour
of the way we've done it. It doesn't mean that you shouldn't,
if the Constitution requires you, and if the country's honour
requires you to impeach somebody, I feel like trying to
game out what the political consequences are gonna be. And I
nobody can figure it out. Nobody can predict it. We haven't done
this enough. But
look at how it's working. He's unravelling already, because
it's working. Let's say he's impeached and convicted. Right,
let's just say because you only need, let's say, 20 Republican
senators side, but that's difficult. But I think you you
quoted something that said maybe 35 Republicans undercover, like
Jeff Flake are wearing secretly,
what was the secret vote, right?
So let's say that happens,
okay. She is a lawyer, a lawyer saying, oh, yeah, so let's just
say that happens. She just like that will happen. Like we'll
have a secret vote for impeachment. In the Senate. This
is the resident lawyer of the show,
but it's something that maybe 35 Republicans undercover, like
Jeff Flake are wearing secretly with a secret vote. So let's say
that happens, it looks like and then Vice President Pence would
become President Pence. But it looks like Vice President Pence
knew about this phone call with the Ukrainian president because
he had an aide that was on the call. However, he seems to deny
that he knew Trump was going after the Biden's. But that
explanation seems a little fishy. Yeah, right. Could you
see it in as much trouble?
This isn't just sort of new reporting from the Washington
Post? Yeah, which is that Pence basically did it to that Pence,
as soon as Trump had this call with Zelensky went over to talk
to the light skinned person to say, you're not getting any
military aid, and we need you to do those investigations. And the
whole defence may not have that past tense, which is exactly
what Trump is going to be impeached for. I mean, making
telling another country to help us in the election is both
illegal and impeachable. But making it contingent on military
aid is just that much worse. Pence appears to have been the
guy who connected those things explicitly. If we go to the
president, his defence is now I didn't know when I was telling
him to do these investigations that it was necessarily about
Biden, but the President had already had this Biden
discussion with Ukraine. Pence just top aide was on it. He'd
been given the transcript at least twice. He'd been given it
as part of his briefing materials before that. So the
whole idea that he didn't know, seems really flimsy and if he
gets impeached to
Nancy Pelosi, President next. President,
this is how nuts it's become.
Like we talked about this already that we
talked about it after the show. Actually. We didn't think we
talked shows. Yeah, I don't think we talked about it on the
show, which is the danger of Talking after the show, we
shouldn't talk danger. We shouldn't do that.
But I will say this a couple of weeks ago, the lib Joe started
going back and forth at each other. And this was their
scenario that they picked up from somewhere
from the view that's where all we're all intelligent
journalists
weeks ago. But the point is, is that everyone's reading from the
same playbook. Yeah, but what's the playbook? The
playbook is the plate not the it's not a single playbook. The
playbook is shut up. He's not misdemeanour, impeach him.
Everybody grease everybody's on. It's it's buffalo, it's
steamrolling. Even Biden. And listen, I was your role as Vice
President in charge of policy, Ukraine, your son's job? How was
that not a conflict of
interest? It's not a conflict of interest. There's been no
indication of any conflict of interest from Ukraine or
anywhere else. But even I'm not gonna I'm not gonna respond to
that. Let's focus on the problem. Focus on this man. What
he's doing, that no president has ever done. No, President,
focus on this man. Don't look over here. Focus on the men. No
president ever done. Whatever, focus on him. That's the game.
That's the game ladies and gentlemen.
That's all. So we talked about this, but unfortunately, puts I
feel bad that it puts some of our former listeners Man
Overboard get man,
whoever that was.
But they seem to have bet bought into the whole thing. I just,
it's futile.
It's very well, yeah, of course. That's why we're doing a
podcast. But that is the system and it's a big, big, big system.
And it's been running that way for a long time. It's very
possible Trump may get impeached. I don't know. It's
anything could happen. I know. And he may get kicked out. But
that's neither here nor there. The fact that this is happening,
the way it's happening, which can happen to any president at
any party shows you that it's that our system has become shit.
It's just shit with with the media. And there's no way no way
had
six, we've talked about the long term scheme, which is to get
Trump rousted after the first term, using any mechanism they
can. And they just try everything they can try. But it
works so well in the midterms, so the Democrats could get back,
right? They're not gonna let up on this because this is their
only way of winning votes they have. There's no ideas, and that
this is why they're gonna lose again to Trump. Because all
they're doing is focusing on Trump. It's you can't win by
hating the opponent. My you vote for me because I hate them.
So, a troll in the troll room says, they guess who the troll
means the Republicans had eight years to impeach Obama. Why
didn't they? Because they didn't. They couldn't get the
people on board. The people loved Obama, despite what he was
doing it. Ultimately, it's the people who forced the
representatives to do it without that buy in. They'll never do
it. It's not going to happen. So they're trying to Jedi Mind
Control trucks trying to just wash us with with, with
nastiness from television, radio and social media. That's that's
the plan. That's the whole plan. They think that that works. I
don't know.
Well, you actually you have gone on about, about this saying you
do know. And that is that that the mate media's power over the
public is been screwed up
by the Internet. Yes. And I don't know if it's enough
to say you made a long speech about I think two episodes ago
if not the last
time they that still holds true. But I don't know. When I see
this note for man overboard. I start to question it.
To one one weak minded individual. Listen,
I don't care either way. It's good for the show. But so I'll
give you an example of how how the how the right is countering
this because of course, we've dug up some shit on Pelosi and
good shit, too. About her son, Paul, who I didn't even know she
had a kid named Paul. Did you know John Doe? Okay. Well, yes,
Paul, and he has a very interesting job.
It is science, science, science and science breaking our
crippling addiction to oil. They are developing desirable,
efficient cars that get more than 100 miles per gallon. My
son Paul, who is here with me tells me that that is par for
the course and not to be overwhelmed by that prospect
that it will be considered the normal
we're having A very exciting day here in Washington, DC, a lot of
focus on innovation and technology to help solve a lot
of the world's energy crisis, both oil spills, which will be
participating in cars and efficiency, which is represented
today, and space and different adventures and using technology
from space to make human conditions better here.
So Paul is management at or was at the time of this speech at
viscous oil group, which he was an executive at a gas and oil
company, and wishes, okay. I was like, Oh, well, I guess I mean,
you know, but oh, he was also in Ukraine. Oh, no. And they
interviewed him on TV. Hello, I'm
Alex Gupta with UAE TV. Today I'm speaking with Paul Pelosi,
Jr. He is a San Francisco based investor and corporate finance
expert, and also happens to be the son of Nancy Pelosi, the
Minority Leader of the United States House of Representatives.
Hello, Mr. Pelosi. Welcome to UAE TV.
Thank you, Alex. Pleasure to be here. What brings you to Kim?
Now, what do you think he was in Kyiv? For Sean Claude came
to me with some oil executives and probably that same corrupt
company that Biden got involved with?
Was that the answer you would give on television? If you were
there?
Do I have to ask it in the form of a question?
Yes. If you want the category for the for the win,
gives a wonderful time of year. I'm here with the Corporate
Governance Initiative. And today we're here to talk about soccer.
We've recently gotten endorsement from the World
Sports Alliance. And we've spoken with the Ukrainian
Government about collaboration for soccer for young people. You
know, Ukraine's got a great history in soccer. And we hope
to share in that tradition going forward.
First of all, it's a wonderful time of year and Kyiv. I love
being Kyiv in the springtime, the blossoms are so great after
that Chernobyl deal. And I'm here to talk about soccer.
She run a court you have a corporate governance business,
and you're here in Ukraine, speaking with representatives
from the government, investment bankers discussing certain
things related to the soccer,
exactly what with a Corporate Governance Initiative, what we
do is we work with people to kind of bring people together in
the spirit of cooperation. Sometimes religion and politics
can get tricky, but sports is an area where people seem to have a
good competitive, healthy relationship. And so it's a
pleasure to be here and to the people of Ukraine and to meet
the young kids that are very enthusiastic about their
athletic futures.
So now watch that be thrown about on Fox News, and then
Nancy is She's a hypocrite and it's just gonna go on and on and
on and it'll spin right back to Trump and we'll just it's just
gonna go on for another year.
But now, the way I see it, they should either and pick that I
beseech you must impeach
I beseech Yeah. Well, there's a
well I'll tell you why. I'll tell you what. With that it's
time for me to thank you for your courage and say in the
morning to you the man who put the sea and corporate governance
John C. Dvorak
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Hold on in the morning to all boots on the ground feet in the
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he was picked was I think he's a virgin?
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I feel like like an art judge. You are, but I'm not really
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Don't think that's bull crap. You have no idea.
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I had no agenda qualified is any art judge there is. So there's
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especially if someone sends a sends a note it goes through a
different process. And it's in a different way.
Even when we're doing putting it together, you might skip one and
then you put it on it may be at the end it won't be in the
correct order necessarily. It's not meant to be a deal that has
to be in the correct order. But now going on from there his
appearance that which we've been determining there's some sort of
code involved here. Yeah. And when he said make, he gives it
away, he's very slowly giving away some of the information
that we yearn for. My donation delivery is variable, but the
amount of my donation is not a mistake. And correct information
on this is important to me. Okay, so today's OLED attend 62
And that was livid. I have no idea but there's a string of
numbers involved here and
well, what I've done in the meantime is I have honoured his
request and I have gone by he has high priority. Yes, I've
gone back to the show notes for 1167 the title of that was nine
dash line. And I have put him under sir you Kra have sandy
rich as as per his request. Nice. It's very nice. So I
wonder what was his amount on 1167
Was it was 1162 he donated 1167 us serve Sandy ridge. And
Artemis was 1160 to five bucks last. Okay, sorry. Anyway,
onward sorry for the delay this month getting to a place to
print and mail has been hard recently. Adam, thank you for
your researching the loaves and fishes housing. The US is unique
in its religious and volunteer infrastructure that displaces
wasteful government bureaucracy and political vote gathering
social efforts by offering altruistic incentive to workers.
Unfortunately, volunteerism and his altruistic motivation is
being displaced by politically motivated big money donors
sorrows that make it a governmental or business
oriented 501 C three effort. This is not a good trend and a
true breakdown of us values. Yes, this is the beginning some
time back. I'd say I personally trace this, oh, you can trace it
further back. But I traced it to the Hurricane Katrina, the one
that knocked the levees down. And there was all these
volunteers and then down in that area has a lot of hams, a lot of
volunteers, a lot of people can get out there and get the job
done. And the US government kept them out.
That's right, especially the hams.
John is load shedding a new reality in California. I am used
to it and have generators in my developing country of bodes but
no power silicon, no power Silicon Valley. Panic in the
streets? No. The answer to that is no.
Zero panic,
and J and K. And he says I use just to clarify, I use and JNK
to tighten the donation section. And not because they don't enjoy
wonderful combinations other producers request.
And I gotta tell you, when we receive something from Dogpatch
I'm always delighted not that MIT. And it's not the first
response is not because of the amounts he donates, which are
astronomical in in our world and podcast terms, not in Rachel
Mattos world, but in our world. But it's the fact that he keeps
doing it that he is he. We hadn't heard from him for what,
six, seven weeks. I was worried. I'm like, I hope he's okay. We
have no idea who he is. We don't know where he's from. We don't
know what country he's in.
I'm just I'm just he travels a lot. And he's a Muslim.
And he likes code numbers, which now I'm just racking my brains
for this. I mean, clearly, he wants us to figure it out,
because he's hinting.
Where am I? Finally? Well, I think we've mentioned it before,
but just to make sure that we try to figure it out. Well, we
have code busters that are
it's that's not us. Code, not the code busters here. Well,
thank you very much your honour, Mrs. Dogpatch. And Lois LeBeau
via and you will be on top of today's executive producer list
where you belong in this case. So thank you all the best stars.
All right. Onward to nonnamous in Yarmouth, Maine,
anonymous dude named Ben
to be exact. And I believe this is the note from him. Well,
how Anonymous is this guy?
He's anonymous. Well, you have his note. Yes.
Thank you so much for thank you so much for no agenda. The two
of you have enhanced my life immeasurably. And he becomes an
Insta knights today with $1,000 and he's from Yarmouth, Maine. I
think he mentioned that. Can I please take the name sir.
Hashtag blessed if available. And I'd like kava tea to be
added to the roundtable refreshments and can you play
the 2030 armed apocalypse? And it's real jingles. Why did it I
mean, I'd see an anonymous dude named Ben and his email you see
something different and I think we should err on the side of
caution
that was confused because they had the wrong email open. Ah,
okay.
So I just two in a row. Fantastic. Thank you so much.
Anonymous dude named Ben. Yes. And I'm going to order the kava
tea for you right away. And as far as I know, that name is
available it's real. It's real. It's real.
You've got Arman
Neil Gardner comes in next weird 4567 And he's actually sent in
an email, which I have in front of me. I printed it out well,
old school. And it's got a big fan of both you guys. Adam from
headbangers ball, and the early MTV days, then bvo. There's pie
show in the middle. And John from PC Magazine and cranky
geeks always saved inside track in your editorials to read last,
they were the best. Okay, so I've listened for a long time
and never contributed value for value isn't covered with this
donation. So more will follow. I only have one beef, I finally
got into D star to participate in the ham takeover. I found
that it's moving to all star and echo link. I'm a CW and data guy
over HF anyway, like Devorah duck, I keep my HT in the glove
box. And then he has his request his China is asshole. But up
guys 70 threes kneel to ng five NG?
Can I add some content to the donation segment and talk about
this for a moment?
I would hope you would. Okay.
So, thank you very much. Above all, for your support of the
show. I want to make it I actually want to make a pitch
for ham radio. And I'll do that here in the donation segment
since it's never that long. Yes, so we've set up an all star node
actually K nine MLS Mike in Minneapolis and his Paul KB NINE
T yc. I think, and they sent it to me and it's a the whole thing
is like almost turnkey, all I do is plug it in, configure some
ports on the router and up it goes. And now anywhere in the
world. People can connect their own radios and repeaters or just
your whatever, something old you have laying around to each
other. And you create this large network where if you hit the mic
and you start talking, it'll go out and this could be in
Australia could be in the Netherlands, it can be East
Coast, West Coast everywhere. And that is now ready to go. And
actually this is Ham Radio 2.0. And I think that's the part that
I wanted to mention for a second. The old ham radio that
we know of is sounds like like Bruce parents would say we've
played this a million times here
we have ham radio, guys, ham radio is the public service
network of last resort, when the apocalypse comes where the guys
who are going to save the world,
right? So now this is that's the old ham radio. Now it's Ham
Radio 2.0. What we're talking about here is actually a very
sophisticated voice switching network. It's based on Asterix,
which is used in largest corporations in the world. It's
it really is a voice network of great quality. And it's it's ad
hoc, no one controls it. You can really connect anywhere you want
and make your own bubbles of networks. But more importantly,
when people say Oh, ham radio bunch of weird gay you. It's no
weirder than people yelling at people they don't know on
Twitter. This is not any weirder than that. Think of the
weirdness of people going on Twitter and yelling at each
other. They don't even know who they are. This is like Twitter.
But with civility. It's so civil, you actually have to take
a test to join the Club. We don't have pronouns, you
identify by your call sign, and there's no outrage. And because
it's it's not full duplex. In most cases, you're talking over
someone else talks, it forces some people to do something
incredibly strange to listen to the other person. It's very
interesting. In fact, I would tell you please get your sons
and daughters into this particular I'll call it a hobby,
whatever you want. If you want to call Twitter a hobby, we'll
call this a hobby. To tell him I'll give you all the stuff you
need to become of this as a member of this network. There's
also respect. There's no no nastiness towards women or women
towards men. You took you took the test, you got the ticket,
you belong in the club, we'll talk with you. It's like
aviation, where people are just respectful to each other.
Otherwise people get hurt in aviation. And this is digital.
These Raspberry Pi's are dwee nose satellites. I mean this
this is interesting. things going on. And the only problem
is the stigma that it's a bunch of old dudes who are talking
about how well you receive me. And while that is certainly
true, the ham 2.0 is people having nice fun conversations
with each other. It's very much like no agenda meetups. And it's
in with complete civility. So if you want to learn more about
this, if you want to connect, and you can do it now, in fact,
if you don't have a licence, you can even listen to a live stream
of what the no agenda hams are doing. Go to K five acc.com And
it'll show you how to connect if you have a $25 Chinese radio you
can become a part of this that's all that it takes and your
annual licence which is $10.60 questions you have to get 40
Right. Everyone's like who's gonna go configures John's radio
to get on this like No, no one's raising their hand believe me.
So frequency mode it's I believe that there's a big future for
this new ham radio if we can just ignore the old trappings of
Hey, buddy, how you doing? Yeah, great. I receive You were I'm
over here. Well, good signal. No, this is you know, it's like
it's like an IRC chat room and it's except it's on voice and
you're forced to listen and you might learn something
interesting. And no agenda is going to lead the way of ham 2.0
As far as I'm concerned, K five a cc.com to learn more. There
you go.
You always learn something in the donation segment.
Yeah, that's why people always skip it and I'm going to give
Neil his ass and a little karma for you've got karma by the way,
you can also you can also get on echo link and you can use apps
and all kinds of things so there's tonnes of ways it's all
at that website sorry I didn't mean to interrupt.
Maxine Waters gravel comes in with $333.33
Do you ever notice that Maxine Waters gravel?
You know you didn't get the note under what was suggested because
Maxine Waters gravel actually has an email
itself okay, I did not know
yes Maxine Waters gravel and that's what you'd look it up as
and so the ground the gravel rights in JCD I'm humbly
requesting the title of Sir Maxine Waters gravel Oh night of
the cheap laughs
Oh my goodness. I don't believe this was on the list was it
like how could it be nobody got this Melba me there
you go okay Maxine Waters gravel will become Sir.
Sir. Sir Maxine Waters gravel night of the cheap laughs You
also use get you started the pen out don't leave the pen. I won't
leave the pen was not too short a notice. I'd like to ask the
chef to prepare skillets and mint tulips for the round table.
That was it. Maxine Waters gravel who sent me the mug is
because I have a gripe. That's the weed mug Correct?
No, the weed mug came from weed.
Oh, let me tell you about the weed mug is defective. Have you
tried the weed mug?
No, I use it as decoration. Why? Well,
no. When you pour a scalding liquid into the weed mug. The
handle quickly assumes no quickly assumes the exact same
temperature as as the liquid inside. It's defective. Isn't it
supposed to the handle is supposed to be called supposed
to insulate you.
I guess it's not right. This microcracks or something in the
horse cruel joking.
All right, I've got the skillets for him and the
he wants to he has a jingle first. He says Love you guys. No
homo. And then he has a jingle request which I could have given
you earlier. Yeah. Shang Ching, China. China aihole. And don't
Raph and goat karma.
What is ching chong Qing China?
I think that's it is that Trump going ching chong Chang Chang
Jiang. Just a Trump. I don't I
really don't know what that is. But okay. Don't wrap China.
Asshole. And don't laugh plus, go calm.
I'm trying to think what? I got Tappu Tada. Changing. If that
helps we'll do
when Trump goes. Trump was one of those little noisy things he
does when he's used to make sound effects. Next.
I don't have it. I'll do what I have and I have what I do. Well,
I'm gonna put up why you're laughing. Shut up. You've got
the best I can do for today.
Good enough, onward to David Kyle who is in from Mount Airy,
Maryland of 333 33. Another note to read today's note reading day
with John A. Couple of months ago, I sold my business or
retired from the company they had a lot of dudes named Ben.
It's been a while since I have donated and I thought it would
be a great opportunity to start my next career. I can think of
no better place to begin the next phase of my life as an
executive producer for the no agenda show Excellent. 33 The
show has given me many years of education and enjoyment I like
not only to make a donation, but give back with some research
I've collected over the last year for a paper I've written
named global glacial activity and sea level rise and
I happen to have a copy in my hands right here.
Yeah, it's curious he sent you one came into the PIO box. The
show turned me around about climate change and I have an I
had to create this paper to have any credible conversation with
my M five M brainwashed friends. I have set this paper to Adam
for his review. It is a collection of evidence from
NASA, the IPCC and oh a and other sources demonstrating how
we're not all going to die from this bullshit pumped out by the
media. It's not a great paper, but it's more legit than most of
the other crap we get shoved at us in the news, please de douche
me. deuced Jerison jobs karma for the working stiffs out
there. Maryland
Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs for jobs.
You should consider publishing this publicly. This is the
second draft maybe
we should put it together to help them put it together and
publish it as a no agenda. One off?
Well, that's a good idea. I mean, it's in a binder. It's
it's it's, it's nicely put together. I only got to
yesterday went to the PIO box yesterday, or Friday. And so I
have to still go it's not that big. It's only one how many
pages? Is it? Something like 3020 25 pages. It's also in my
Pio box from Sir Mark Hall a nice book. We never went to the
moon America's $30 billion swindle by Bill casing and Randy
Reed. I mean I have a great Pio box. And I got a laughing goat
and I got the no agenda DC meet up framed picture it
was guys laughing goat Yes. Oh
yeah, you haven't got that. Here. This is from pig Hawker
looking forward to hearing simultaneous goat screams which
means you must have one as well.
Well, I have a goat.
Did you get the screaming goat?
Wait, this is you get the little little goat in a box.
I don't have a goat in a box.
It's more it's ages seven and up. become the owner have you
become the owner of your very own screaming goat. With this
desktop companion press the tree stump button to hear the high
pitched bleeds that caused the screaming goat sensation to go
viral. Kit also includes a 32 page illustrated book of fun
facts and trivia about these famed farm animals.
Okay, we're off the rails.
This is it's fun facts. Okay. What is a large group of goats
called?
Goat Cheese.
A Team B A horde see a pack or d a herd?
Pack? Oh, it's a herd. Anyway, got me stumped.
All right, onward, Sir David Vaughn sunder than the Black
Knight of the Pacific Grove in guess where? Pacific Grove
California 250 bucks. I realise it has been way too long since I
supported the greatest podcast in the universe. So I thought I
better step up. Thanks for all the work you do supporting the
mental health of the Knights and the many producers out there. We
depend on yo means you but he said Yo. Sir David Vaughn sunder
the Black Knight in the Knesset know where you want to give my
karma, just regular. You've got karma. Waldeck Xin EK. I think I
can't pronounce his last name. I'd have to look it up on one of
those pronunciation things. It z i e l e n IEC Alinea is in New
York. He's in New York to earn a 234561 of my favourite donations
and he says no jingles No comment. No jingles no car, man.
Thank you. Thank you. And then last, not last but almost last,
this is September Minneapolis meet up, which sent in a tuner
for dollars cumulated. By the by the way, if show organisers want
to do this, I think it's fine. And he says is as a check. And
he's got a bunch of only Joel Nelson is about 50 bucks. So
Joel gets a call out. And everybody else is just a quick
accumulation of small donations. He says get I know how many
people with a one to two E's as I have people show up to these
things. If as soon as five, three Saturday to Friday 25
people showed up about every other Wednesday. Where was
this? Where was this where these be Minneapolis. Wow. Fantastic.
She
asked what I'm saying. He says Saturday evening meetups in a
brew pub miniapp north northeast Minneapolis to be specific.
Okay, well, who knew? Cool. So there you go. And he came and
they came in with two under $4 and, and Austin Wilson in
Sammamish. Came in with 200 and writes in this donation brings
me the title of Baron after recently moving to downtown St.
Sorry, I said nice. I said
nice. Oh, after recently
moving to downtown Seattle from the ritzy little suburbs of
Sammamish. I will be changing my title from Sir Austin of the
snowy cascades to Baron Austin of the Puget Sound Puget I'm
requesting these jingles Don't eat me Hillary Clinton. You
might die and it's true. Thanks for keeping up the great
deconstruction of the M five M. Dame Laura of the snowy cascades
and I love discussing your show. Hillary Clinton
you might not you've got karma
I should reread the lessons or misread it. Dame Laura of the
crew snowy cascades and I we love discussing your show got it
together the two of them. I like he just likes talking about the
show for no reason. All right, and that would conclude our list
of Associate Executive Producers executive producers to show love
and 78
Somebody 99 Actually today 7911 7079 1179 Do we ever delay
it? Am I Am I coming through delayed for you? Or is it it
sounds like it's like we have to do is on delayed. Now when I say
something sometimes it takes a while and then you go what?
Will I know you want it now? I think it's fine. I you just
interrupted me that when the middle of something that caught
my eye it took me forever to figure it out. I do want to have
a meeting where at least one more meetup note which is the
Colorado local 719. And the Phantom Canyon brewing. I guess
they had they came with $111 which will be listed later. But
they're having another meetup on the 25th. So I don't know if
that's on the list.
I think so I mean me sent me the whole list. And we have two
other meetup reports to do on our second report. But now I'd
like to thank these executive and Associate Executive
Producers these are real credits as you will probably know by
now, but not everybody does. They can be used anywhere the
credits are recognised. And these credits usually are and
people are impressed by any executive producer of anything.
They're not going to no one's gonna go and listen to the show
believe me. They don't even even people in media don't give a
shit about what they're doing. But it's impressive and you
should use it to your advantage and we thank you above all for
your courage and participation in this grand experiment we call
the no agenda show with our value for value network more in
a bit in our second donation segment you of course can always
help us out for the Thursday show all you have to do is go to
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jingled.org/n
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propagating, is this
we go out? We hit people in the mouth
Well, she's back. Did you hear that? Sounds like she's back.
This
is a funny article. I didn't there's no clips of a Willie
Brown are doing it a major major players in California cameras
life. Yes. Well that too but in California politics. Its speaker
the house Mayor of San Francisco. He's very, very
powerful. He came out with a with an editor, not an
editorial. Apparently they'd given him a column in the San
Francisco Chronicle where he's promoting Hillary. Really run
anybody but Hillary, she's got the best most brand recognition
she should have won the last pretty much my essay QA, which
is Wow, cosmic weenie, pretty much my essay going on and on
and on about it never mentioned in Camelot, but he's thought
that Biden's fading and birdies and can't when this is divisive,
this is interesting last night.
When I stayed up late for it, Saturday Night Live, which
luckily does come on earlier in our timezone at 1030 than I
really wanted to watch for two reasons. One is Phoebe, the
woman from fleabag was hosting and I think she's pretty funny.
But also Taylor Swift was the musical artist and I am I, you
introduced me to Taylor Swift in the very beginning of the show,
and I thank you for that. Although we did make some fun of
her you. You always liked her. And I watched her performance
last night. She is fantastic. She is She's a great performer.
She is in fact on my list of favourite celebrating women. She
is nudging Jennifer Aniston out of my favourite spot. I think.
Team Jen is hurting because of this. Anyway,
look, Jen's a local girl for you.
Yeah, she's from Dallas, isn't she originally? Oh, Austin.
Austin. Really? No.
I met her in the Austin airport once. Jennifer
Aniston is from Austin. No, yeah, no. Yeah. Yeah.
from Boston, I met her at the airport and she's flying in this
somewhere other and I, we both were sitting. I actually sat
across from her to look at the chat with a little bit wearing
sweat pants. I didn't recognise her. I was she was standing
right next to me at the ticket counter. I looked over and I
said
she was born in 1969 in the Los Angeles neighbourhood of Sherman
Oaks. Okay, not even close to Austin.
She lives he has a place in Austin. That's what I was told
by the locals.
I think I would know. All right,
well, I'll look into it. You've made mistakes before.
So have you my friend. Yeah, I
know. That's what you'd like to condemn me for. So let's go to
one of these mistakes. I want to go to this one. This is a where
you just jump all over me for making just this mildest of
commentaries. And then you get condescending. You become
patronising and then you insult me because of some just minor
thing I said, play the clip. Challenge one.
No wonder I knew something was wrong with you today. Like what
is what is it? What is up Joe's the Joe? Well, there you go.
John's But Adam curry, John C. Devorah. Episode 1174.
So when you hear somebody say we're dependent on Saudi oil,
yeah. Who's Who's it's bullcrap.
Where's he getting his check from is the first question.
So it spiked up and then it get ramped down as fast as it spiked
up pretty much and the net result is nothing exactly
nothing burger as you'd like to say.
No, I don't say that. I've never
I've never no find it bullshit. Or recently, what you want to
get into shows? Oh, I'll go I'll give you four shows. Find it
make find eight, eight, find on. Okay, and then we'll count the
times you go. So
you're supposed to stop me from doing that.
It's impossible. This is you and it's the imperfections that make
you perfect. All right. In the last eight episodes, I presume
someone did some work for you. And when I can, you can finally
put that Karina is place
you should be apologising. instead of condemning me for
doing what you challenged me to do. who challenged me? I bet you
gotta find it to prove it. Five shows earlier.
Oh, my goodness.
Adam curry, John C. Dvorak
and episodi. lemon sauce on. Epstein has a ranch in New
Mexico. This is Zorro ranch.
Okay, this is a this is actually a good point because this go on
and I'm going to I'm going to confirm what you're saying.
We don't no one killed him. He hung himself. The camera was
broken. Two cameras two cameras are broken some of the footage
was unusable What is your problem?
The guards were asleep so
big nothing burger thing to see. Yeah, now we're stupid. John. I
cannot tell you how sorry I am.
Yeah, okay, that's insincere but I'll take it. Now I do have two
ISOs for for consideration and by the way, you should have
remembered it was only five shows earlier that you said
nothing burger and you had said it before. So a reason it stuck
in my brain. You don't say it much. But I'm shocked that you
would would condemn me for pointing this out. And I didn't
only did it casually. But let's listen to the challenge. I so
it's a big nothing burger.
Yes. And then the other one which is the competitor. You can
pick up either one. This one actually may be better, but it
may be not eating babies.
Eating babies we got to start
eating babies.
I think that one's better although I kind of like the this
is the one that I kind of like I'm back. But I don't know.
Well, anyway. Yes, you're right. I'm I feel really bad about
this. Especially since on the last show. I told everybody how
how much I wanted Hillary Clinton to come back in the race
just for you because you've held on to it. So but I understand
that my my oversight completely taint taint my good feelings
towards you. And I'm sorry you took it that way. It's I know I
said I know I put taint in there.
You got me which of course is just again you just
know i Why did you What do you want me to say? I was I was in
the middle of setting up a clip and now and all of a sudden I'm
being excoriated.
All right and rightfully so. You have said nothing burger. Yes,
you're correct. And you didn't do it. Ironically. You know, I
threw it in there as I and I
feel embarrassed.
I'm embarrassed. You're right. I cannot believe that I use the
term nothing burger. The way Van Jones launched it. I feel like a
heel. And now that I hear that back I'm embarrassed by that and
I'm embarrassed that I that I that I was so adamant that I
would never use I feel the shame Could everyone please chant
shame because I feel bad.
Shame shame. Shame. Still said taint
though. Anyway, Jennifer Aniston is has a place in Austin
apparently. I have no reason to not believe it. Other than
living here for nine years never heard.
Well, there's a lot of famous people live in Austin.
So
Taylor, you've said so at least four times today. Okay.
Are you is anything else you'd like to I mean, I'm you have no
idea. My Tourette's is in high gear right now. I'm glad there's
no video. Fucking.
We're on video. So we'd actually probably pack them in.
I mean, my eyes can fit. My eyes are barely open there so squinty
right now. It's just you tripping me? Alright. So Taylor
Swift, as I was saying, has pushed Jennifer Aniston out as a
top spot for me. But as I'm watching and what I'll do if I
if I really feel the need to watch a Saturday Night Live, I
will not go any longer than Weekend Update. And it's like,
Okay, so I've seen the artists performance, the Weekend Update,
Weekend Update. And this comes back to what we were talking
about the machine that Saturday Night Live their audience isn't
as huge, but it's culturally very important. And their videos
go viral. And people talk about what they said a lot. And this
will give you an idea of where the real money is betting. So I
don't know what Willie Brown is thinking about with Hillary,
although we know of course, what's really happening. But NBC
did a great job of positioning their favourite candidate. And
it happened during weekend update, you know, where they
sometimes have a guest. So in this case, the guests will
become apparent, but they and I cut this down and you know, the
whole thing was way too long. So cut it down to a couple minutes.
You'll hear them slam in succession. They slam Trump, of
course that most of the show was about slamming Trump, then
Biden, then Bernie. They don't even talk about Kamala. But
listen to this.
Trump keeps saying there was no quid pro quo, which can only
mean there was mad quid pro quo. Whenever a guy with like a 30
word vocabulary starts quoting the law in Latin, because he
breaks that law. Let's Trump hasn't been handling this
impeachment news. Well, I mean, he's been on a Twitter rampage.
He's openly called for China to investigate Joe Biden. And it
also came out that Trump suggested adding a moat, filled
with alligators and snakes to his proposed border wall. I
don't know how to say this, but I wish sure it's okay to make
fun of this guy.
Twitter removed an anti Joe Biden Nickelback meme that was
posted by the President. Which is a sense that if you'd said it
in any other time in history would have meant that you were
in the middle of a stroke. I also want to point out that
Nickelback is Canadian. So Trump was still technically using
foreigners to go after Joe Biden. In the third quarter of
this year, Bernie Sanders raised $25 million. And then he did
what any 78 year old would do after winning $28 million. He
had a heart attack. Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised over
24 million in the past three months here to comment is
Senator Elizabeth Warren.
Okay, so this is how it works. And it's beautiful, the way they
executed this, slam everybody else, then talk about the money,
although they never mentioned how much money the Republicans
and Trump raise were their scam ish when Red which was 125
million. But now let's go into Elizabeth Warren. And this is I
think, expertly done if you want to promote a candidate as a show
as a network and probably as a financial backing, just thinking
about what NBC represents. They're now going to throw all
of these horrible things that are said about her to the fake
Elizabeth Warren, who will then address them in a fantastically
humorous way. It's it's what any candidate dreams of her.
Yeah.
Who's playing Elizabeth Warren? Is it Kate McKinnon? Yeah, of
course. Yeah.
Oh, hi, Senator. Merman shake. So you raise all of this money
without any corporate donations? Is that right?
That's right. That's grassroots. And guess what? Mama loves to
garden.
Right. So there's your first it's like, oh, like no corporate
donations. You're so awesome sauce.
That's why every day I spent four hours taking selfies with
every Warby Parker customer in America. And then I unwind by
calling all my small donors to personally thank them.
Yeah, I just wanted to know that there's been some big bunny
donors for Democrats who would said they would rather vote for
Trump than you
now this is the next thing that everyone's been talking about.
Oh, yeah. Wait, well listen to how she does it
really don't like
I'm gonna tell them the same thing my grandson told me when
he took me to Avengers Infinity War. This ain't for you. You
don't. But I've never been again taking big checks from Wall
Street worked out great for the last lady running for president.
Let me just skip Wisconsin and change my name to emails
Benghazi. I'm in the
that's how it works. discredit Clinton at the same time. Coming
from NBC. That was beautiful work that they did there. Liz
Warren is their bitch right now.
Well, we've spotted this before that they seem to be on the Liz
Warren bandwagon this won't last once Hillary shows up.
I know. But still well done.
So was it you that said this or what because I have yet to
identify this person is one of the things I have a selective
memory. I won't remember certain things from certain people who
want to remain anonymous. For example, I'll never literally
cannot remember who it was a trick, but once in a while it
gets to me. So and so I said so and now my may have been my
wife. It may have been you. I noticed that JC I checked with
other people. But somebody pointed out is really Oh, yeah,
it's not in my essay is the one thing I should have put in I
might add it
that Hillary Clinton
feels entitled to such an extreme that she is not going to
let Elizabeth Warren Kalia become the first woman president
that you
think again and we have to Stop doing this. I think we talked
about this after the show, because it came to me after the
show. And I said it was a little different. I said no way in hell
would Hillary Clinton ever let any other woman become the first
female president before her
way? Probably was you it makes sense now.
Please keep me anonymous.
Totally now. But the the point is, is that if that's true, if
we're going to take let's let's adopt that thesis, that there's
no way in hell that while Hillary is alive, that a woman
is going to become president unless it's her. Is it possible
that they're promoting, they pushed Warren up to the top and
NBC is behind it to lure Hillary in?
You know, I proof Mehta, but why the hell not?
Yeah, it's very meta. But it's make sense because why would NBC
take a chance on pissing off all the other candidates and, and
then doing a start extolling? And we've noticed this before
extolling Elizabeth Warren when she hasn't got a prayer to be
Trump. Let's bring back Hillary. And now we had the Willie Brown
thing just ran in the Chronicle. That's that's interesting that
by the way, a couple people out there in the New England they're
making these bets of 13 to one that Hillary becomes the
nominee. In the betting houses, there's a lot of people betting
I'm just $100 Bet is an easy way to make 1300 bucks, perhaps I'm
not recommending people bet.
You mean if you put 100 and you could win 1300 Is that the idea?
Yeah, it'd be 13 to one bet.
What's the spread or doesn't work like that? No, it says,
Hey, we got it.
I got it.
Well, I liked that. I liked that idea. A lot. I like it a lot.
Now, now the Truman,
geez, come and she's back. Well, the that's one
of our trolls made a good point and said if you recall, SNL had
Trump guest host a year before he became the nominee. So this,
of course, was not the real Elizabeth Warren and not a guest
host spot. But let's see. I mean, what why wouldn't they
under the guise of promoting her book? Why wouldn't they have
Hillary come in and do a do a hosting episode she ever hosted
SNL? I can't recall. I
usually it's somebody somebody in the chat room. The troll room
can look it up because they have a list of hosts on Wikipedia.
It's possible that she has I know she's I think she's done
cameos on the show real as her not Elizabeth Warren. I don't
know if she's done that she may have to. But the just beside the
point of the idea is they didn't put Trump on the shoulder so he
could become president. Let's face it.
No, of course not. Of course not. But while he was on NBC, it
this plot thickens. I like it. I like that a lot. Now. When is
the next debate?
The 15th of October.
Okay, so that's next. What is that next Monday? Tuesday's when
is I think I believe to be aware. That could be a Tuesday
or Wednesday?
I think taxes is taxes is Tuesday. I think
it's the day after that. Yeah. Well, October 15 would be taxes
then it would be Tuesday.
I've always said we should make we should make Election Day on
April 15. When people have ordered April 16 When people
have to actually do their taxes not this great idea. Do it do it
the day after you have to pay your taxes. Let's see how you
vote. So the next day
Hillary's doing a big fundraiser for what? And her house
and I was just at the New York House or is it at the Hampton
House?
Where's no one other places? Well, somebody sent me the
flyer. Oh, there's a flyer for it. Oh, yeah. Sweet that picture
of Hillary when she was like 30
smiling. I don't have much on the on the candidates. Although
I did pick up a great clip. I feel a great clip from Beto,
Beto, Robert Bobby Francis O'Rourke. As you know, he is
quite explicitly said, Hell yeah, I'm coming to take your
guns. Now. He said specifically to take your AR 15 And your AK
47. And as you know, we my argument, certainly if you look
at the Second Amendment is the reason the United States has
guns so that when the government goes nuts, and they or as some
would say tyrannical, then they know that they gotta watch
themselves. This is this is the problem that the yellow vests
have this is the problem with the Dutch farmers have. You can
protest all you want, and these two countries specifically with
the United Kingdom, there's actual laws against your freedom
of speech, you know you well you can say anything you want as
long as it doesn't cause a divide in the social discourse.
Well, what's the point of speech then? It's actually legal
punishable by two years and get my lowlands, the United Kingdom.
You can't even say anything disparaging about a politician,
you can go to jail. It's incredible. Why because the
people have no guns. If the politicians are very careful in
the United States, that's why they have bodyguards because
it's the people you know, there's anywhere 1000 guns in
every neighbourhood. That's our power don't have to use them.
They just have to know we have them. And Beto O'Rourke made an
argument against my argument
for those who wonder what's the counter argument to that
Americans should have weapons designed for war that can, in
under 40 seconds, kill 10 People here in Virginia number three
minutes till 22. The best argument or one of the best
arguments that I've heard is that the Second Amendment is
intended to ensure that the American public if they need to
provide except a violent check on their government or
tyrannical administration, people can rise up militarily
against their government, we hear about a well regulated
militia. It just so happens. Coincidentally, I'm reading a
book called Trail of Tears about the history of the Cherokee. And
the book starts out in the late 18th century and there are these
militias that are responding to attacks by Cherokees and creates
these militias, who themselves are going on the offence and
attacking Native American communities. It is incredibly
bloody, but that is a militia at that time defending or going on
the offence for a given team. In my reading of US history. We
settled this question about whether we should be able to
rise up against our governments in 1865 in a courthouse in
Appomattox, Virginia. Right now, if you wanted to arm yourself
sufficient to take on a government that spends $750
billion a year on its military which is larger than the 10
largest military budgets combined. That follow ours. We
need more than 15 aircraft carriers
don't you love this guy? So his first of all some false
equivalency is brain
dead? He is brain dead he even he's brain dead.
First of all, the Trail of Tears. Okay, that's Elizabeth
Warren's turf. So lay off that Beto and then to say the
American people with your with your sad ar 15. You can't beat
the American military might with that. You need aircraft
carriers. We don't need to fight the army. In fact, I think the
army will be on our side if needed. It's you. It's not that
we're gonna go and fight the army. You don't order the army
around Beto.
Unbelievably shallow and stupid. This guy. Oh, I've never liked
him. I'd never disliked him. But this is just dumb. It's just
dumb. I've always disliked him.
I mean, how can you even make this comparison?
Have you seen another increase of ring doorbell stories on your
local news?
No, actually not here.
Oh man. Right now Austin is getting hammered with them.
And it's a test market.
Oh, you know, these things are everywhere. Everywhere. Just you
know the four packages being stolen is one thing but now
apparently there's a ring you can put in your car. It is it's
not worth playing a clip because it's a very visual thing. So the
woman apparently left her the her car unlocked but she has a
ring device on the dashboard. And so this kid gets in the
thing is triggered by motion. It goes on but it also flashes on
like a you know like a mini LED floodlight. And this kid you
know he's like, and he's looking right in the cameras eyes wide
and of course it's everyone's laughing about it the news is
laughing about it but the meantime you know there's story
after story after story about how people are being saved and
thank God for the ring doorbell and that you know and there's
this ring for in your car there's ring for on the front of
the house is ring for for the side. It's in the lamps. It's
everywhere, and apparently the cops have continuous access to
it. It's so disturbing. People think it's great. But meanwhile,
this is the this is Skynet, Skynet.
Pet Yeah, little bit 1984 more so but it Can you imagine where
they say you know what we'd like to do if we could control the
public because they're not buying a lot of these ideas and
it's going to cost a fortune to put cameras everywhere and they
you know, they're not going to like it
have the slaves by themselves
visit them to spy on themselves as a good thing. We could do it
we own the media
as well eautiful
and it saves you get the money it saves the government. Oh,
they don't need to saver.
They don't need to put anything in place. Everyone's doing it
voluntarily. And of course no one thinks it through. Don't
think it through but also most people don't care. Yeah,
whatever. They know anything anyway.
It's not a matter of thinking it through. They don't care. Hey,
it works for me. I'm great. I'm good with it.
Yeah. And then the you'll appreciate this. Guardian did a
big story.
Headline Collision Course Why are cars killing more
pedestrians and as it turns out since last year 5% More
Americans have been killed by pedestrians by vehicles. In
total it's up 41% since 2008. And can you believe it? Would
you believe that this is this kind of is a global thing. And
it is the guardian and then couldn't get much more tardy
than the tardy column that the tardy in from the UK so at the
end of the article, they're like well, you know, couldn't be
because people are distracted when they're walking yes thank
so they go through the well well you know all this talk of I'm
reading from the article all this talk about pedestrian
distraction driver distraction, that's all a distraction, says
Ben well of the World Resource Institute for Sustainable
Cities. It puts all the responsibility on the
individuals and not the upper so it's just this big bullshit
article and what is wind up with?
5g and cars that will do it
and that'll save us because does that have anything to do with
anything
because the cars will see the pedestrians and will not kill
them?
Bull crap what car what car do you own that can do that?
No, of course not. I don't have that. But that's that's their
solution to
5g these 5g people are shameless Yeah, but yes you're I've
noticed that the other day I was saw somebody stand in the corner
and they were looking at their phone you got it. Oh, why? And
they just walked into the street it's it's just walk right into
the street. And I saw him a mile away so I had stopped but you
know if somebody else was more careful you I'll tell you
combined people walking around like zombies and auto drive.
Tesla's
is great is going to be dynamite. Yes, toll high. You
know, I have the game where you give yourself points. You know,
at one point for someone walking on the street with the phone,
two points. If they're standing on the phone in the street,
three points. If they're walking while on the phone, five points.
If you're in the car while on the phone and someone asked how
many points if someone walks into traffic and gets hit. I
think you get a free ball at that point. I mean, that's just
you know, you just go home wherever you work. Go back home
and celebrate. A jingle for you John. John C Dvorak.
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today's Teddy K he's an OTG kind of guy. It's brand new everybody
knows volkanovski trap because he never installed
buy your favourite band no less. Everyone knows you're a big rush
fans. Rush you when you mentioned the Tesla recive
rock Canada a progressive rocking candidate. It's pretty
good. Yeah, Rush great band. I love them.
The IRS is now saying that 70 At least $74 million in federal
electric vehicle tax credits were bogus and they're algos
couldn't couldn't find it for 2018 Because you buy a Tesla,
would you get to duck $7,000? A good amount of my 7500 Yeah,
if you play your cards, right, Tesla's are not really an
expensive car because they're so subsidised, which is yeah, the
real genius of Elon Musk. In
fact, number one sales in in Europe. What country is the
number one Our have of Tesla's
Deutschland.
Now the Netherlands above Deutschland Wow. Well, the
Netherlands also gives a subsidy on top of the subsidy that the
car already has built into it. And in many places, you get free
parking. And that's what this like screw
it. That's what that ends soon. Well, let me let's play this
this this electric cars in China clip and it is a short one. And
I will tell you some of the visuals that you missed out on
EY D is also greening the city's taxi fleet. Almost all of the
city's 22,000 cabs are electric. Some drivers wish they weren't
forced to make the switch to the pseudo convening as opposed to
like us.
Electric taxi drivers definitely earn less because it takes
several hours to recharge the car. Sometimes we have to wait
in line two months ago, I waited in line one hour or more for a
charging station. Then it took me two hours to recharge. Those
are hours that could have been working.
But he has no choice. The central planners of China's
government say they're committed to ensuring the electric vehicle
market becomes a world leader. This year, China impose an
emissions credit system that requires car manufacturers to
reduce emissions a certain level or pay for credits from other
companies. That's an expenditure they want to avoid. So they're
being compelled to go more green. And that applies to
domestic and international companies.
I can't wait to hear what I missed visually.
So they show a lineup of taxis going into the charging area.
And the lineup is like a half a mile long or like he says an
hour wait, did they show the charging area 1000s of chargers?
Wow. And they're packed with taxis and there's a line going
up because when you're dependent on this, imagine what the
gasoline lines would be like, or even any gasoline station. If
you had to if you drove up to a pump, and you stuck the thing
that in your
car, he had to wait an hour, two hours,
two hours to fill up the tank. If it took two hours to fill up
a tank. Can you imagine what the gasoline lines would be like?
There's not enough charging stations and this is really one
of the kind of the bottlenecks of the whole scheme. Now Neo
that company that real popular Japanese, Japanese Chinese
electric carmaker I think is Neo nio. I'm not sure but we have
one of our no agenda folk, it lives in Oakland works for them,
and one of our producers, but they have they have the right
idea. And Tesla's thought about trying to do this and they you
know, they just couldn't they didn't engineer it right away.
So now they can't do it. Or they can't do it now, which is the
Neo you you drive in to a charging station and it puts you
on a lift drops your battery pack out.
Yeah, I've seen I've seen an animation of that. Yeah.
And you're on your way, which isn't that didn't
fail in Israel didn't one of our our
little Israeli similar situation with cheesier cars. Even. That
was the Chinese are more likely to make this work. Yeah. Seems
to me. I could be wrong. But David, that's one possible but
then you have to have these giant warehouses full of charged
batteries. Yeah. I mean, this is just impractical. That's the
reason gasoline would you have to remember that around the turn
of this old century. In the early 1900s, electric cars were
very popular. Jay Leno has a number of special electric cars.
You know, I've become a bit addicted to Jay Leno's Garage on
YouTube. You said that? I said it also after the show. Yes,
after
the show. But very, it's very entertaining. very educational.
That's why you're addicted to him.
Do you know what I liked the best though not the electric
cars. My favourite is the steam cars. We can bring that back.
The steam cars. somebody tries to bring it back.
And then we just really cool. It's like one minute chats
out of hell extremely. Yeah,
they did do 6570 top speed and the torque is like rips the
asphalt out of the pavement almost. Yeah. I mean, you got to
keep your car on
the idea of the electric car was an according to Leno's Garage,
that's where I got this information as somebody
lecturing. They it was very they were much more popular than the
gasoline car for the early days into the steam car looks like it
might have made a move in. And then at some point when they put
in this infrastructure of gasoline stations and the
convenience of a high energy liquid that you can just put in
the car and then it goes away. You don't have to swap it out.
Beat vetoes other technologies and it's to me still the most
practical way to power an automobile. Also, the interests
I think are too complicated
in it In the Netherlands troll hadham says you know why Tesla
is is cheap in the Netherlands not that not the price of the
car necessarily gasoline is so expensive. Half of the same all
over Europe half of the price of your gallon or litre of gas is
taxes. It's what is it? It's five times as expensive in the
US so I understand I understand where they're coming from, but
it's going to end ugly.
What doesn't?
Do you have the the Joe I have the I have the Sunday Joe Biden
clip of the week.
Oh, we need yet Hold on a second. Yeah, we got some here.
The one I wanted, but maybe
that's not what I was looking for. Is the one I was looking
for.
Alright, time for Joe's gaff of the week. What you got lined up
for us today, John?
Well, this is a weird botch, because this, this little bit
that he does here. He actually besides having flubs in it, he,
he uses it himself for his campaign is part of a Joe Biden
campaign ad. But let's play it, we'll see what's wrong with it.
You know, if there are any angels in heaven, they're all
male and female nurses. And they're not getting paid enough.
They're not getting treated enough. And all those homecare
workers, they should be trained how to increase their capacity
to serve everything. I mean, we can do this.
What? When it does serve what?
They're not getting paid enough, and they're not getting treated
enough. I thought that was kind of weird. But what it resulted
in the backlash to this was not the bad sentence structures. But
it was from the left his own supporters. There are more than
two genders. So goodness shows
up we show my mood by donating to no agenda. Imagine all the
people who could do that. Oh, yeah, that'd be fun
as a few people to thank for show level 79. But before we do,
I actually have a clip. Oh, I'm sorry. And that's okay. This is
a clip that leads into this. And we want to I want to play the
clip first. So people realise what they're in for. There's a
YouTube celebrity who worked with or Twitch celebrity who
worked with what we'd call sponsored streams, which was at
native ads. And this guy's name is Jericho. And he he was
involved with a lot of sponsored streams or native ads. And they
had one and Adam and I can both discuss a little bit of this
because there's there's one little mention in here legal
action. When you do the sponsor streams, you use the sign a
nondisclosure for example, I mean video they had some
sponsored crap from it was one of the interviews Verizon I
think, or one of the big phone companies and they were going to
do some ads for Verizon and so they had to sign off on this I'd
ever got involved with this particularly because I was irked
and I was hooked about because then we got a free phone but
they I read the document and it's very specific about what
you can and cannot say about Verizon or any of the other
companies you can't even mention the other companies that really
gets them bent out of shape.
Yeah, that was you couldn't wear it was for Sprint when you could
not wear anything purple. Yeah, because that was the colour of T
Mobile even though they later acquired them and that was
Verizon I'm sorry Verizon would let you wear a yellow or purple
because Verizon is red and no purple and no yellow that's it.
This guy got himself in a jam and he explains it and he's been
pretty much blackballed now and he can't get you know, he's
pretty much his income has dropped to zero but listen to
him. Explain what happened. This was Jericho. Yeah,
it was put me in the in the doghouse for a while. You know,
it's fine. I could tell you about it because it's my fault.
Okay. Basically, I did a sponsored stream with McDonald's
and Uber Eats and at the beginning of the stream, I I
accidentally said because I was just trying to show off the Big
Mac coins that they'd sent me. I took them and I had a Freudian
slip right like you like when you call your teacher mom. I
took the coins back and I said in McDonald's sent me 100
Whopper coins. And I was like, immediately I was like, I've
fuck i missed, I didn't mean to say that like, it was what it
was. And then basically, and then also I was playing Smash
and my character is red. And, and and the skins Red Robin.
Okay, so I said that. And it was the first time that McDonald's
was working with Twitch in that capacity and they were using me
as the poster boy for it. And, and McDonald's was very, very,
very, very upset to the point where there was legal issues
involved, and twitches, higher ups that got that campaign were
very, very, very, very upset as well. And as a result, I'm no
longer going to be doing any brand deals with Twitch for the
foreseeable future. So I'm working on trying to figure out
a way to make that smooth over over with McDonald's. But it's a
very serious it's a very serious issue, a very big mistake that I
made, and I am absolutely in the doghouse with that. And it was
it was like it was an honest mistake. But you can't make
mistakes like that when you're working with some of the world's
biggest brands, you know?
Yeah, imagine if I had said nothing burger, John. Goodbye.
No more show McDonald's was stopped sponsoring immediately.
I found this to be just the I mean, I knew about sponsors
strange but then I remember I forgot about the Verizon deal
that was done at WME vo where they had stuff like he just
mentioned he his character was Red Red Robin you know another
competitor he can't mention them and change it from you know,
Whopper. He's said the word Whopper. Yeah. Can't do it. This
is the roots what you're up against and what the kind of
crap you get the general public is just being fed junk. by the
media. The media is lost. It's lost cause that's where we have
to do it the way we do it.
It's the only way that enables us to actually speak freely and
not be the only thing we have to worry about is each other.
Basically, yeah, keep each other alive each
other getting mad and then we want one of us will just walk.
I've had it with you.
I'm getting my Zimmer frame and I'm out
on a ham radio trying to do a show there. Yeah, we get I get
one of those cameras at my face in the camera, yelling at ya.
All the more appreciation for our supporters who are really
producers. That's why we address you as such because you make it
happen not just the financial part, although incredibly
important for us because we need to pay the bills and pay our own
bills. But you know, just just look at what you bring to the
table information help. Data documents experience. Just
overall crazy ideas around Yeah, boots on the ground as much as
the ground
and people in the agencies.
Thank you so much people in the agencies. Yes, you help you
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If you don't mind I'd like to read this because this is also
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We'll put that at the end for you, Brandon. Thank you for the
note made me laugh. Another another note that could not be
read in any sponsored circumstance whatsoever.
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Some of these we can call Johnson interesting. That's
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list here is 60 I Hector cardi cardi Magna Carta and
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longtime diner owner. He
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West Bloomfield, Michigan. It should be good to find out a
local one. They have these huge meetups all the time. All over
the state of Michigan. Sean and Hanover, Pennsylvania 5510.
Another ID douching. Oh, holy
moly. You've been de Deus. I said Holy moly. Oh,
yeah. I said, Holy moly. Who else said Who says Holy moly.
The most? Not maybe not between the two of us. But there's
somebody that that reintroduced it into the lexicon as a public
meme.
I don't want to say that I reintroduced it to the show,
because you know, people go spending their time finding ways
to disprove me. But I remember you
know, you can't disprove it unless you go through every
single episode. That's that was that's not even possible. Anwar
was short Tom Dari and DeForest, Wisconsin 5510 Francisco to
hater 5432 Michael gates 50 to 80 Dame Tanya the white Countess
in New York City. We haven't heard from her for a while.
Definitely. I wonder if she still has her. Slingbox working.
I should ask her to do 142
Wait a minute. She has a birthday. I don't think she's on
the list. What is this?
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No, she's not because the birthday list only has one
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Wow, I was trying to get the sword and hit the button.
I got mine out here you go.
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and the right ring size. Obviously, no one hears what's
going on in meetup land if you have not. It's like a party. If
you're not participating in one of these meetups, this is
something you must do at least once in your life. Go visit a
meet up and you can do that by checking out no agenda
meetups.com I'm going to actually put the full meet up
schedule in the show notes for some reason that hasn't been
making it in. And Mimi does a great job of an overview. So
make sure you get that but essentially for October 10.
South Austin is where that's taking place. And I'm still to
the 10th I think that's a Thursday, which is I mean, I
stopped by but I won't be worth much. You know, it's like after
the show. I'm pretty wiped. Are you tired after the show? I'm
not. I'm not as tired as I remember when I was doing that
silicon spin show which was a half an hour of TV. I was more
wiped out by doing TV than just playing audio.
And I'm well I'm also standing and I'm active and
yeah, I'm not standing I'm lame. I'm leaning way back in the
chaise we know we know Mike kind of on the biggest thing pulled
toward me so I'm like, I might as well be on my back.
I've got the standing desk and you know both arms are moving
and everything you're waving your arm and everything's
everything's twitching
jumping jacks sometimes you you I fact I was told by Tina even
though they don't want me to put this out there. Yeah, that
apparently when I'm talking a lot that's why you don't hear me
once in a while. Is you drop and do like 10 you do like 10 Push
Push Ups Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang during the show and then
you pop back up and I can't
I can't believe she told you that. That's so mean. Yeah,
October 11. Tokyo it's gonna be good one with massive royalty
there. The guys from Osaka are coming up but we got Earl of
Tennessee. He's going to be there of course of course Sir
Mark de mastered. Wow, I wish I could be there. October 19. We
have meetups in Atlanta and Santa Fe and Orlando. It's a
triple threat. The 20th of October Louisville, Kentucky,
24th. Nashville, Tennessee, the 25th Portland, Oregon and
Charlotte, North Carolina. The 26th Nashville Tennessee again.
Wow. That seems pretty tight to figure out what's going on there
and also Colorado Springs Colorado. Please go to no agenda
meetups.com to see a get all the information and most meetup
reports are also are many are posted there. I hope all of them
will be posted there. I did want to highlight this one from
Hendrick Mr. Hendrick from Gitmo nation lowlands. With the meetup
report for the second meetup in Utrecht, the Netherlands. That
was this past Friday. 11 people showed up. Three from the last
meetup eight new producers and douchebags dearly missed was Sir
and dippity. from Gitmo nation, Buck. Hello. He was tied up with
work so I'm gonna get my lowlands. Nonetheless, three
foreigners showed up one from St Maarten, one from California and
one from Texas. Embarrassingly, Knights and Dames showed up
without their rings. Huh. Attendee Samuel from The Hague,
sir Bob of the clueless country from hairpin. Just I'm gonna
give you some of their job descriptions because he put that
in in the report. Just to give you an idea of the kind of
people you'll meet at an origin meetup. So Samuel from The
Hague, is it Human Resources sir Bob of the clueless country from
hairpin is in financial investments at fun deck and his
brother from hairpin network specialist Jacob Hopper from
Maastricht, the US Department of Homeland Security Korey Stringer
also from Maastricht she does Jacob is what she explained. I
guess she she gets there a couple sir rob from Leiden in it
Robin Duisburg from The Hague, it dame's Jacobina from
Veldhoven works in M five M. So here CO from Utrecht in sales
and it Pater Boucle mum from Houghton and his crowd. I guess
he brought his kids he's a chip designer, and of course himself
sir Hendrik Knight of the black Sabre from Utrecht, sales in
chemical engineering and catering which chemical
engineering Kaden goat got together incredibly well. Turns
out we discussed jingles, ear lobes predicting diabetes,
cannabis, the 5g rollout and many other topics good times
were had by all this is exactly what this is about. This is what
makes it so fantastic. As you meet all these people, you can
learn about them, you can joke you can have fun, doesn't matter
what you look like how old you are, where you're coming from,
no triggering because no one's triggered because they make
loads of small and usually good time is had by all no agenda
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And then wow,
there we go. That's it. Oh, um, no, I've done all the jingles
done all that then I had this. Dogs
seven year old now named 60 vegan, was arrested on one count
of sexual assault on an animal and one count of posting obscene
matter. It's not the first time vegan has been in the media. The
man appeared on Dr. Phil in 2017 when his family called attention
to his outlandish behaviour, including getting a tattoo of
his name on his face. If found guilty of the sexual assault
charge he faces up to a year in jail.
Yeah, I'm gonna go that's the way you do it. Dogs are people
to assault them sexually. At least we're honest about it.
Nice. Well,
now I have a couple of clips I gotta fit factor fake follow up.
You wanted to hear that segment every once in a while. Yeah,
have a jingle for
it and we do not have the factor fake jingle I do
have to I do have something to report about it. Okay. This
effort went by this morning. Yes. How many cars? It had nine
cars and it was missing the kind of dome observation observation
deck. Oh really? Was not Yeah, it's that one cars got all these
big windows. And it wasn't on on the train. Well, then it's not
really a Zephyr. I don't know what it is. So it's The
following sue the factor fake, we got to I got two options as I
would like to go. And this is again a segment that's done on
France 24 on behalf of the globalists to make it seem that
the EU is just a greatest bunch of guys, and they're just
helping everybody do their own thing. Yeah. So here's the
here's the latest one, we're going to run with this one. This
is the factor of fake the EU is bringing it it's there. They
start with a piece of fiction, and then they debunk it. This is
a GM salmon. Well,
this story originated with a declaration by the head of the
European election candidate lists for France as far right of
hustled limb on this Yunel. The party previously known as the
connoisseur that during an election rally jumped in
Vandalia claimed that the EU international trade treaties
were allowing imports into France of quote, hormone beef,
genetically modified salmon, and chlorine washed chicken with
Jordan Bell della is not the first person to make such
claims. The European Commission rebuffed his assertion, however,
in a tweet, saying that all three products are banned in
Europe. So who's right? Well, none of the products cited by
Mr. belvilla are commercially available in the EU neither
homegrown or as imports. The hormone beef ban dates back to
1988, or GM foods, meanwhile, has to obtain official
authorization and it has not been given in the case of
salmon. As for washing chicken in chlorine that was formally
banned in the EU in 1997. Only drinking grade water can be used
to decontaminate animal products. Well the World Trade
Organisation is currently examining a challenge to this
ban but it is still in place for now. There are fears that the EU
Canada trade deal setter could lead to loopholes regarding such
foods. Canada doesn't label GM salmon as such raising worries
that it could enter the EU Fortunately, the European
Commission however, has no say over border checks. This is a
matter handled by Member
States. Well, that was a lot of information.
And at the end of the day, it's always handled by member states
because we're not really a giant you know, Empire. The member
states take care of this even though there's no border
controls or anything that seems to come in didn't go into one
state to go to all of them. I mean, this whole thing is a
scam. But there it did you beat around the bush about what's you
know, GM is not allowed. If it was salmon, but they never said
anything about beef. The whole it was confusing. Yeah, you're
right. It was confusing. Well, I all I can hear is fine. It's
fine. Yeah, Adam.
I could hear the chlorine chicken so my eyes glaze over
chlorine, chlorine chicken again, that old guess. Well,
well, let's end with something strong. If you don't mind. I'm
looking at him. You have
something strong because I have a couple of the I have a two
parter, which I could put off.
As long as fi Yaker
in Austria is kind of interesting to me.
Now I mean, strong not interesting straw. That's
net neutrality judgement. Netanyahu could be arrested.
Yeah, what is this? I love babies jingle. I didn't know you
had a jingle. I don't have I love babies stitching goals in
your folder.
Well, I didn't. I didn't. You did? Let me listen.
To start eating babies.
I didn't realise
you're right. Like, mistaken. It was supposed to be played back
in the baby clip. I guess I missed it because I put it
or falter.
It's a good one. It's a variation. The variation of the
bugs. We'll see we just laughing so we just leave it at that. I
thought that was the best. That was a strong run. Didn't you go
as a strong end? We'll go we'll leave it at that. But we will be
back on the second Sunday or the first Thursday of the week.
Whichever way you want to look at it. Which apparently is the
same day as the South Austin meetup. It shouldn't be too hard
for me to get there. Dan, you never know what will happen. But
we'll be all over guaranteed. So keep it coming. Everything that
we can get from you is appreciated. We've got grumpy
old Ben's coming up with the latest show I think episode 29
about the climate change. I'll be monitoring after the show a
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remember us at the boruch.org/na and of show mixes. Thank you
Jesse coy Nelson, Danny loose and yeah, that's why I was
Secret Agent Paul. Do you know what?
I forgot to get to my phone report? I was gonna I got a new
phone. I'm going to give a review of it and because they
always tell the podcast make Hey, we're doing reviews of
phones out. Do it next show for sure.
Until then, come to you from opportunity's own 33 FEMA Region
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I'm Adam curry
and from Northern Silicon Valley I'm John C. Dvorak
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for what could happen
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up the change is really like a sandwich. I'm surprised no one
thinks that. But I was weaving with Colas you think I know I'm
missing the fact that the Wall Street Journal bad board. But
this is not a patch where And back in those days, things have
changed. One of the things have used if you use Donald J Trump
is now President of the United States
to be able to introduce for the first time ever heard anywhere
the 45th President of the United States of America.
As soon as he was elected I
wanted him removed my immoral to do in any way Hey, Democrats
have argued for nearly three years even if nothing was proved
the evidence of collusion is hidden. How about collusion
just around the corner like the Loch Ness Monster
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approved insist it's there it's a Russian betrayal even if no
one can find they'd send Orange Man to jail with a try
they try was cashing in on controversy? She was so stormy
said making America 40 again here but there was no sizzle we
got fat you can take from that what you will.
The scandal was a fizzle versus the Twitter storm sensation now
which you crave
all about a phone call. But Hunter Biden is shady
that whole deal was shady. And will they try to win did a hell
of a drive for y'all y'all Hillary's got it isis we will
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