For the podcaster podcast, let me let him go.
Adam curry Jhansi Devorah Sunday April 5 2020. This is your award
winning get my nation media assassination episode 1200 31
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live from opportunity's own 33 Here the frontier of Austin,
Texas capital of the drone Star State in the morning, everybody.
I'm Adam curry, and from
Northern Silicon Valley where I am remembering the ones king of
the online services. G. I'm John C. Dvorak. Raglan Buzzkill.
You kill me, man. This is what you're thinking of the genie
service from General Electric back in the days of prodigy.
Yeah, Prodigy is another one.
Yeah. Oh, Prodigy was Sears wasn't it?
Sears, there's, it was three companies. They were doing a
joint as a joint venture with Sears and two others. I can't
remember where they were.
And that but then Genie demanded Genie ever make it past the
floppy disks.
Well, they went What do you think? What would you think
their years of existence were?
Gosh, I really don't know. But that's, you know, AOL. We know
prodigy. I think it closed after a couple of years had weird
graphics. But Genie No, I don't remember
1985. It came out. It ended until the end of 1999. Ah,
yeah. Who still has a genie? Do they even have email back? They
would it was just it was just an account. It was not. It's not
even an email address at the time.
No, they had a whole system it was very much like CompuServe.
Another before all of them went graphical. I mean, once AOL came
out with the G G UI, which stalled the internet, I mean,
the web came out by then it was rolling along to say the least
because he had the.com crash from the web, right. And at the
same time, you had these other services that were kind of
struggling with how to how to incorporate the mouse and how to
get traction and then AOL just kind of wiped them all out. And
AOL was thought to be the operations gonna take over the
web was a joke.
Oh, no. Even even AOL thought that you got mail or like, you
don't want that dangerous internet. Well, here's a here's
the word a keyword ketogenic keywords the way to go exactly.
Like got these new headphones, which I'm still trying to get
used to. All right, one of our producers turned me on to the
Nura headphones, and you are a and what's interesting about
these is now they're supposed to deliver an unparalleled
immersive experience with music which they do 100% The reason
why I have them is inside the they're over the ear headphones
inside the cones, they actually have two tubes that go directly
into your ears, II, which like my hearing aids, which is what I
need, because then I can crank it up as loud as I want. Without
any feedback. Zero feedback
now. Yeah, well, that's a plus.
Yeah, normally only they sound a little different than the other
ones. So yeah, it takes little getting used to your tubes, man.
It's the future
you're drilling into your brain you would like these headphones
they like if I only hit it. I know you don't like seriously
liked because of the sound or a pair and I still have one pair
of these ad two pair at one time I get one pair away. of Sony
electro stats. Oh
yeah. But they leak. You can't crank those up really loud.
They leak. Well, electro stats are sensitive to everything I
know.
But I have a hearing issue. So I need crutches. Man well past
couple of days have made it clear to me. All data we're
seeing is bogus.
I thought that was made clear to you earlier. No, it's
it. Once I hear the press asking questions in the corona team,
the Coronavirus Coronavirus Task Force briefing. And the question
is, hey, you're going to publish that data and everyone's looking
at each other going like Homina Homina Homina. Now, I don't
think so. We can't trust government. We can't trust the
hospitals. There's just endless reports from our own producers
as well of people being declared having died from Coronavirus and
it's just not true.
Well, they we have at least two of our our producers that have
discussed this one of them they don't discuss it the way I
looked at it which was yes, my granddad whoever it was died and
he didn't have Corona but after he died they Check them again.
He had Corona. Right. And then we had another one. Just to tell
you guys just from summarizing these notes, just to tell you
guys we I did Coronas real my brother or somebody very close
to him died. And even though he didn't wasn't he tested negative
for Corona just before he died, they tested them again. He had
Corona. And so I'm thinking they're just like, throwing
everything in that Corona bin when we have Yeah. And I
suggested this to Mimi. We had one of the worst flu seasons
this year. That was the A and then the B had both of them.
That was not pushed back by the flu shot, the flu shot was
ineffective. And so nobody's talking about that. Nobody's
talking about if you remember, year after year, right into
June. Yeah, you should still get a flu shot.
I just sent you on the Skype messenger. I'd like it. If you
could just go in there and click that. I found this yesterday.
And this is a chart from I think it's from the CDC, and it shows
pneumonia deaths weekly. For the past for the 2014 15. Season,
the 1516 1617 1718 1819, then 1920. Do you see it? Yeah. Now,
so if you look at the 1920 you see these 20? Year 2019 2020?
I'm sorry? 2019 2020. The red line? Yeah. Around January, it
starts to diverge from the past five years, and goes down
significantly. I mean, just a complete anomalous trend to
every other year. And all I can think is, and these are
pneumonia deaths that you're looking at, is that a lot of
these got attributed to Coronavirus? Yeah, especially
with a very severe flu season, you'd expect it expect the
inverse to happen. And it probably is exactly the inverse
of the of the reporting of the cases and deaths.
Will also I think that, as I've suggested, and Trump suggested
this in the press conference, when he was talking about the
empty beer, the ship that's in New York Harbor is only got
like, 20 people in it. He says, you know, if everyone's told to
stay at home and do social distancing, to everything's
gonna go down, colds, yes, traffic accidents, you know, all
these numbers are gonna go fallen through the floor. And I
guess you could, and I suggested in the newsletter that Well,
maybe if the, you know, this graph being a good example,
well, maybe we should just all shelter in place from January to
like, I don't know, maybe June 1, as a country. And we won't,
you know, we'll have more, you know, we'll have less deaths
well, okay, probably some mess.
So the data is a mess. I'd like to talk about the testing, but
kind of came just out of left field showed up yesterday, this
doctor from New York who claims to be an ICU doctor in Brooklyn,
the name checks out, the picture looks the same. So I can only
presume this is the same guy, young doctor, and he's been
posting, he's posted three different YouTube videos. He's
definitely reading parts of it off of his screen. Now I'm just
being careful because it's, you know, this is a guy in his in
his kitchen, who knows. But it looks like he checks out. And he
has a very disturbing observation.
Hi, this is Dr. Cameron Casa del eon critical care doctor from
New York City, we are working extremely hard under extremely
stressed conditions, were stressed not only over concern
of our own health, but because we are watching people dying of
a disease we do not understand of a disease we have never seen
before. Right now it is as if the train is slamming down the
track at an extremely high velocity under extremely
stressed conditions. But we don't know where we're going. We
are putting breathing tubes in people and putting them on
ventilators and dialing up the pressure to open their lungs.
I've talked to doctors all around the country. And it's
becoming increasingly clear that the pressure we are providing
may be hurting their lungs that it is highly likely that the
high pressures we are using are damaging the lungs of the
patients we're putting the breathing tubes in. It's not our
fault. We didn't know this is how we treat ARDS. This is how
we've treated it for the last 20 years. Two days ago, the
Italians came out with a letter stating the same thing that we
are running the ventilators in the wrong way. Right now. The
news is saying that 100 to 250,000 people in this country
may die. That means 102 150,000 People may be put on a
ventilator that is programmed wrong. We can change those
protocols, we need to change those protocols. COVID positive
patients need oxygen, they do not need pressure, they will
need ventilators. But they must be programmed differently. The
protocols in this country in every small, big, medium sized
Hospital in this country must change. They can change. The
time for us to change them is rapidly diminishing. But we do
have time. But that time is now we have to change the protocols,
please spread the message.
I find that rather concerning.
Well, I have a ventilator report then.
Oh, very good. Because all we seem to care about is are there
enough? How many will anyone die without one but no one's really
talking about the protocol used?
It may be more to that there's maybe more to it than just that.
Okay, let's they would guide me on this is that Trump? Again, he
had a very strange, very strange ventilator commentary. This is
the clip Trump versus the ventilators which kind of got me
triggered into finding this other clip.
Because if you do have a ventilator, what are your
chances, and I just hope that I Dropsy, Chloroquine wins,
coupled with perhaps the Z Pak, as we call it, dependent totally
on your doctors and the doctors there. Because you know the
answer to that question, if you do have the ventilator, you
know, the answer to that question. And I hate giving the
answer. So I don't want to get them there. I don't want to get
them there. is a possibility, a possibility? And I say it, what
do you have to lose? I'll say to get what do you have to lose?
Take it. I really think they should take it, but it's their
choice. And it's the doctors tours, or the doctors in the
hospital. But hydroxy, Chloroquine. Try it if you'd
like the other thing,
this is some creepy shit he's doing here. Out of context
without the video.
It's like, Hey, kids, no beds. No beds the best with what? With
the Z Pak, as we call it, kids want Z Pak
hydroxy, Chloroquine. Try it if you'd like. The other thing, if
you have a heart condition, I understand. Probably you stay
away from the Z Pak. But that's an antibiotic. It can clean out
the lungs, the lungs are a point of attack for this horrible
virus. But when you have a ventilator, don't ask the
answer, because I hate it if you have it. And it's working
beautifully. I don't like the answer. Because it's not a very
high percentage. So I want to keep them out of ventilators. I
want to keep them if this drug works, it will be not a game
changer, because that's not a nice enough term. It will be
wonderful. It'll be so beautiful. It'll be a gift from
heaven. And it works. Because when people go into those
ventilators, you know, the answer is I know the answer is
and I'm glad you don't write about it, Mike, please.
Holy crap. So that confirms that ventilators is a death sentence.
Well, he's glad nobody writes about it. But apparently that's
not true with NPR.
Oh, clip one hear
about it. Yeah. Oh, is this is the ventilator report from NPR.
The intensive care units at Barnes Jewish Hospital in St.
Louis are filling up with Coronavirus patients. And Dr.
Tiffany Osborne has been caring for many of those who've been
placed on ventilators to keep them alive. It's very
concerning to see how many patients who require ventilation
do not make it out of the hospital. How many of them die.
Osborne is a critical care specialist at Washington
University School of Medicine. She says doctors in China and
Europe and elsewhere in the US are reporting death rates from
about 50% to more than 80%. We're
not sure how much help ventilators are going to be they
may help keep somebody alive in the short term. We're not sure
if it's going to help keep someone alive. In the long term,
patients
end up on a ventilator when their lungs can no longer
deliver enough oxygen to keep the body going. Osbourne says
it's an extreme measure, and we give
sedation so that the person goes to sleep and then we provide a
paralytic that stops there breathing next
day insert a long plastic tube through the trachea and vocal
cords that allows the machine to deliver puffs of highly
oxygenated air to the lungs. The
ventilator itself can do damage to the lung tissue based on how
much pressure is required to help oxygen get processed by the
lungs.
And Osborne says Coronavirus. Patients often need dangerously
high levels of both pressure and oxygen because their lungs have
so much in Automation. Also, ventilators create a path for a
wide range of infections to reach the lungs. Dr. Negan
hajizadeh is a pulmonary critical care doctor at Hofstra
Northwell School of Medicine in New York. She says ventilators
work really well for patients with common forms of pneumonia.
We treat patients for several days and then we get the
antibiotics into the body and the patient recovers.
Unfortunately, with this COVID associated pneumonia, there are
no treatments that we know work for sure.
So hajizadeh, who spoke to me from just outside of an
intensive care unit says ventilators are of limited
value.
Wow, for the amount of noise the M five M has been making about
him. This is this headset and very creepy Yeah. Now we know
that a lot. And then we know a lot of people are put on
ventilators very quickly with a mask not intubated with a mask
in order to keep anything they might be exhaling out of the
hospital air. But once you go to intubation, it sounds like
you're dead.
Sounds like it to me too. And which is what Trump was
indicating Trump has been really pushing this drug and trying not
to be too. He didn't bring up to the 80% death rate. Just a
little more follow up information is not much but Part
Two here
says ventilators are of limited value.
We have had several patients between the hospitals across the
Northwell Health System that have come off of the breathing
machine, but the vast majority are unable to
hajizadeh He says One reason is that the Coronavirus often does
a lot more lung damage than say the flu.
There is fluid and other toxic chemical cytokines we call them
raging throughout the lung tissue.
She says in some patients the damage is so bad that even
ventilation won't help. So they've tried an even more
extreme measure called ECMO, which delivers oxygen directly
to a patient's bloodstream.
Remember, ECMO two is a life supporting treatment. So it's a
bridge while we are allowing the lung to heal itself from a
pneumonia
if it can. Dr. Tiffany Osborne says that what doctors are
learning about severe Coronavirus infections should
make it crystal clear why we all need to take steps to keep the
virus from spreading.
I know that at times it gets frustrating. But it's really
important not just for yourself and your family. But for the the
other people that you care about to shelter in place. until this
is over.
Osborne should know when she's not at the hospital, she's
living in a camper to avoid putting her family at risk.
Well, it's just
rather concerning. And I'll add to that, that the doctor had
watched all of his videos he said in another piece, he said
that it looked like he said he's never been to Mount Everest. But
he said he could imagine the way people look when they get put on
the ventilator is that they need oxygen like they get dropped off
at you know 20,000 feet on a summit somewhere and just don't
have enough oxygen. Like they go and blue in the face. And but he
felt that the pressure was actually hurting their lungs.
This is concerning because this is new information that isn't
official. It's just kind of floating out there. And now we
have to find out about it and speculators that the idea is you
cannot trust the government and the media anymore. It's not it's
it's really nothing now it's it's it's just insulting to
watch.
Well, especially after we had to go to this back and forth with
Trump and Cuomo about all we need 30,000 40,000 ventilators
which is you would otherwise you're gonna just death sentence
for like, you know, 30 or 40,000 people. With no explanation, all
we hear is the word ventilator well ventilated. So it sounds
like a good thing. You have to knock it out with a push in a
semi comatose state and then paralyze your lungs, so you
can't breathe and then shove this tube down your throat
through your vocal cords and then push air in there but using
pressure, what could possibly go wrong? What could possibly go
wrong?
Damn. Yeah, yeah, well, so let's just continue with some of the
complete lack of information. So just back to data testing. I'm
starting to figure it out. I've had we have as it turns out,
once again, many producers who either work in labs have spouses
who work in labs who understand the assay, the assays, I'm
learning all these terms the Eliza, which is the test that
we're currently working on, which is the enzyme linked
immunosorbent assay a SS a y SA. So these are all studies and
although they are now coming with the PCR and the qPCR and
the what's the forget the other name of the test to date They
pretty much test for a Coronavirus, not specifically
the SARS Coronavirus dash two which means a lot of this
testing could be a false positive for something that you
have that may not be the actual Coronavirus strain that is
apparently the killer. So that leaves a lot of room for error
in what we're doing. Especially since it's clearly the Gates
Foundation driving the data driving the numbers in fact
driving the narrative. This needs to be looked at very
closely and we can't count on the media to do it. So we can't
deconstruct the media other than okay, they suck. Now let's do
some of our own work. And I got four clips here from Burks and
Deborah Birx, who is also all in on the Gates Foundation. So it's
getting kind of disturbing when you see how many people are
connected. So testing what is we're trying to use testing now
to understand who has it if you're positive, whatever that
means, I guess now it's if you have a sniffle and you have
maybe a cold, which could be a Corona virus, not the one we're
talking about certainly not the El strain something else that is
just not being tracked which strains are are people infected
with. The testing will also be used to find out who was had the
Coronavirus and if you've built up antibodies, and this is
important to understand, because this is how we're going to be
released either. The Miracle Game Changer hydroxy Chloroquine
does the job. It seems like there's a lot of pushback with
entire with governors forbidding an entire state to use it. And
Trump just keeps hammering it over and over again, this seems
to be reluctance that could also be because there's commercial
versions, but I think it's a plaque win or Peloquin. Pack
what pack Merlin, which is which is a hydroxychloroquine by a
brand name, I guess they don't have it who knows what's going
on. But the other part is the testing. And testing is very
inconsistent and is open to interpretation is not being
made. Here's Burks.
We're triangulating right now. And instead of working on are
not we're looking at testing, and triangulating testing tests,
positive cases, hospitalizations, ICUs, and the
whole and the course the recoveries because that's also
very important to us. I think it's very important that the
American people know that there are equal number of states with
less than 5% Positive despite high levels of testing. So there
are states that are mitigating and making this work. They're
also the states that you know, of the 18 states that have the
larger outbreaks, and we're watching them very carefully
triangulating for them all of the information to ensure that
clients who come to the hospital are cared for.
So this leaves an interpretation open. She says, oh, it's because
of mitigation. The states have a much lower positive test rate.
I'm not so sure that's the only interpretation. It's also
possible that there's a completely different strain in
the 18 cities. She mentioned. I didn't know this was a thing,
the 18 cities. She said states go state I'm sorry, states. I
don't understand how she can say that's just because of
mitigation. I think it's possible. We're dealing with
port cities that may have been infected with something more
severe different strains, something different altogether.
We
know for a fact there's eight strains a minimum.
Yes. Eight. There's talk of 40. But the main to the cheese.
Yeah, well immunity mutates. So that's that's to be expected. It
mutates but you know, the main to the S strain and the L
strain. Maybe that was distributed. And that kind of
fits the theory of carriers were sent out from China into Europe
and the United States could be I don't know, but I'm not just
going to dismiss mitigate mitigation as the answer to
that. There's some good news, which one entirely unreported,
but the bottom line is, and I think going into this weekend,
it's really important for the American people to to know this.
Spain and Italy are moving through this. They are seeing
their number of cases drop they're seeing the number of
people in hospitals drop we are about on our models and on the
actual data about 12 days behind them. Okay,
so that should be celebrated is pretty darn good news. If
there's a 12 day lag and we're gonna be in the same play
Dudley's now talking about lessening restrictions. If
that's, that sounds like a really Good news to me. No one
really picked up on it. I guess we want the terror to continue.
The worse than
that, yeah. Here's
the Yes. In order to get this is the going to be a common theme.
This is. This was also from the briefing. This was the Steven
Hahn. He's the FDA things ahead of the FDA. And he spells out
very clearly that there's probably going to be a test
before anybody can go back to work.
what extent do you think that you can use antibody tests to
determine who can go back to work?
Well, I don't know. I'd rather leave that to the doctor.
Doctor, do you have an answer to that?
We think it'll be a tool to help us get people back to work.
It'll be additional information. Because as you know, if you have
an antibody, that means you were exposed and have recovered from
it, that with the information about diagnosis should help.
But how quickly can you scale up this testing to determine on a
large scale, how many people can go back to work
have these things. So as you know, a couple of weeks ago, we
provided a great deal of regulatory flexibility around
this, a lot of great developers have been working on this. Dr.
Burks put a call out to the academic labs around the country
to do this. And we've been working very closely with a
number of manufacturers. So we think that it can be scaled up
relatively quickly.
There you go. So we'll have machines. If you want to go back
to work, if you maybe if you want to go to the grocery store,
you'll have to be tested on the spot. Or maybe you'll have some
kind of proof that you've been tested. So you will have to have
at minimum an antibody test that shows you are know that you are
immune from it that you've had it and that you're a safe, safe
human resource safe. So dystopian. At Trump even hits at
the handset it occurring in more places this testing, possibly
restricting flights from hotspots. Where are you on that
way? We're looking at it very seriously. Right now. We're
dealing with governors, we're dealing with airlines, we're
dealing with a lot of different factors. It's a very difficult
decision. We're also doing testing getting into planes,
very strong testing, state to do a testing of people that leave
planes because they don't want to have people coming in who are
infected. So understanding that and the level of testing has
been enormous. We're working with the governors, what kind of
what kind of test would you say testing? domestic travel are
people coming from some states are doing when they land they
doing very strong, very powerful testing, please go ahead. Okay,
well, did you check up again,
this is going to be horrendous.
But the thing that got me about that particular I he answers the
question that guy asked him and then he says, then the reporter
says I check with the airlines. They don't know what you're
talking about. Yes. exact, exact question hasn't been asked yet.
So they don't even know what Trump's saying. But somehow,
before he even asked him the question, Trump doesn't know
what he's talking about. Makes no sense. In fact, that press
conference was an abomination in many ways. I have a number of
clips of him giving it to the press
if I don't want to hear those. Right. Wow. Well deserved. I
want to point out that what is happening with the press, and a
lot of these journalists, I think there's some second string
younger ones, you know, the old ones are all at home doing their
own makeup and want to make sure that they don't die. So let's
send the young kids out. But they are not being journalists.
They're they're debating the president. They're debating him.
He'll start saying they interrupt debate now, but you
said Right, right. But that's not right. How can you know
that's true. But how is it? Just like, shut up for a second is
really Yes. It's disturbing what they're doing. It's not
productive. And the questions are insulting, if not completely
stupid. Yes,
it's an embarrassing question.
I want to hear on what you got. Let's play. Well, I
got a couple of them. Let's play. Let's start with Trump
calls out media for panic. Okay. I don't see that one. There.
Under Trump.
Yeah, he calls out media. Ah, okay, this odd it's not in
alphabetical order. I'm sorry. Okay. Here we go.
Really our sole consideration. We want to save lives we want as
few lives lost as possible. It's therefore critical that certain
media outlets stop spreading false rumors and creating fear
and even panic with the public. It's just incredible. Like had
named them but same ones always the same ones. And I guess
they're looking for ratings. I don't know what they're looking
for so bad for our country. And so bad the people understand it.
The you look at the levels and approval ratings are the lowest
they've ever been for media is so bad for, for our country so
bad for the world. And he had to put it together for a little
while, get this over with and then go back to your fakeness.
And I'll agree and disagree with him. Yes, it's very bad. So bad
for the world. But the ratings are off the hook.
Yeah, he kind of suggested that. Yeah, they are off the hook. Try
this when Trump news conference blast reporter
Yes.
Long program that got up and running yesterday. But we're
hearing from a lot of small business owners a lot of
concerns about whether they will get this money. Some say some of
the banks are already afraid to start processing loans. Some
banks are layering
schedules, the banks have been great. JPMorgan Chase Bank of
America, they're so far ahead. This is typical. With you in
particular, we hear the behind with tenor behind. It's been a
flawless, it's been flawless so far, far beyond our
expectations. You should say I hear you're doing well. But
maybe I don't even hear of any glitch. They've done it billions
of dollars of loans to small business. And these are great
loads. These are loans that get immediately paid off these loans
and get businesses back. I wish you could anche ask a question
when something's working so well, now maybe things won't
work? Well, and I don't mind that. But when something's
working so well. And you ask a question. It's such a negative
way. It's doing great. Yeah.
Did you get the clip of the reporter? I forgot to get this
one of the reporters saying there's a rumor that the checks
are going to be delayed for four months because you insist on
signing them. No.
I did get this one. This one is under the word funniest. It's as
funny as truck that I thought this was the absolute moment of
moments. On the other jobs reports never,
ever stop. You want to keep going for a little while? I
mean, do you ever stop? How many times? Yes. And in many cases,
it's the same? Actually. Lots of good questions. Go ahead. Keep
going. Yes. So you're not going to blame me that I kept it going
too long. People said, Oh, we kept every time you'll ask it.
No. I mean, no, it's amazing. Every hand went up. I thought
we've gone through every I think every single hand went up the
last time. You know what it shows you? It shows you that you
love what you do? Go ahead. You do know you're doing some of you
do it? Well, not all of you. I'm not looking at you. By the way.
If I can insert one I got one from Jim, Jim Acosta, from CNN,
and I'm playing this for a couple of reasons. One, so you
can hear again, just in insult to the public to the public does
watch these. I think that maybe the maybe the journos forget
that when they're sitting in the in the briefing room, like make
sure you get me on camera, but don't worry about it just for
the package for tonight or whatever. But people watch it
and then they come across as douchey. And Trump has been
doing something very consistently which I want to ask
you a question about
this president. You have said nobody could have seen this
pandemic coming. But in fact, Secretary Azar at a biodefense
summit in April 2019 said, of course, the people of course,
the thing that people ask what keeps you most up at night in
the biodefense world, pandemic flu Of course, I think everyone
in this room probably shares that concern. Your own health
and human services secretary was aware that this had the
potential of being a very big problem around the world, a
pandemic of this nature, who dropped the ball.
Well, I always knew that pandemics are one of the worst
things could happen. There's been nothing like this since
probably 1917. That was the big one in Europe. It started
actually here and went to Europe. Probably. Gentleman, let
me finish. I've heard about this for a long time, pandemics, you
don't want pandemics? And I don't think he was talking about
a specific pandemic he was talking about the threat of a
pandemic could happen and it could happen.
So douchebag got your question to literally say who dropped the
ball. Okay, thanks, Jim Acosta. But why, when the Spanish flu is
commonly known to have started in 1918, why is the President so
consistently saying 1917 This is got to be some kind of message
that we're not understanding.
Well, there is a there is a alternate theory that's been
floating around that it actually began in the United States.
Yes, I It's That theory is also listed on the wiki page.
Yes. And if you there's a number of problems with that theory.
One is how to get over there when everyone's coming back from
from there, which may it's a logic that logically
inconsistent modern theory, the theory only showed up in the
40s, I think, or the 50s. Or, or even later, maybe the 60s, but
it's, you know, somebody did some research and found some big
drop dead, you know, some Kansas, Bunk somewhere in the
army. And I don't know how it somehow spread in the opposite
direction we have, I just think it's bogus. And I think somehow
he's gotten. He bought into that thesis, and he's, he's just
going along with it. I
said, Well, the other well, I take these, he doesn't do things
accidentally. I agree. That's, that's a fact. So he so just
taking the statement at face value, if you look at the wiki
page, which may be the source of his information, for all I know,
1918 is the date that the if you look at the United States
theory, that it started in 1918 in Kansas, if you look at the
United Kingdom theory, as it started in the United Kingdom,
it says in late 1970, military pathologists reported the onset
of a new disease with high mortality that they later
recognized as the flu. And this was at SES was virologist John
Oxford, and they had a camp of 100,000 soldiers. And that's
where they studied it, or they introduced it. I don't know. But
that's so maybe he's trying to say yes, some people say we did
it, but we know it really started in 1970. How about that?
Is that? Wow. I mean, what else are we going to do? I mean,
it's, it's just odd and annoying that he, when he first started
saying that people were laughing like what an idiot, he's saying
it all wrong. Now, they don't do that anymore. But he continues
to say it. So I'm just trying to figure out the small stuff.
I have no idea. I did it. 17 doesn't bother me as much as
attributing it to Kansas well, which is legally isolated, and
all of a sudden becomes a worldwide phenomenon. You just
don't see it.
Now as to the question of the Health and Human Services
Director being well, in the know, over a year ago, he knew
it was coming. How did you drop the ball? You stupid Orange Man
at it. Here's Fauci in Fauci is America's doctor, now, America's
pandemic doctor in 2017, at George Washington University is
just interesting, the way he phrases pretty much the same
information
given as you heard from the introduction, that I have been
around for a while and have had the opportunity and the
privilege and the pleasure of serving in five administrations.
I thought I would bring that perspective to the topic today
is the issue of pandemic preparedness. And if there's one
message that I want to leave with you today, based on my
experience, and you'll see that in a moment, is that there is no
question that there will be a challenge the coming
administration in the arena of infectious diseases, both
chronic infectious diseases in the sense of already ongoing
disease, and we have certainly a large burden of that. But also
there will be a surprise outbreak. And I hope by the end
of my relatively short presentation, you will
understand why history and the history of the last 32 years
that I've been the director of NID will tell the next
administration that there's no doubt in anyone's mind that they
will be faced with the challenges that their
predecessors were faced with.
So I like this because he says surprise outbreak. Like, okay, I
mean, just interesting that he would use that term, surprise
outbreak. But more interestingly, if you really
listen to what he's saying, I think what he's saying after
that is, if you look at my history, you'll know you're
going to be scared shitless. Listen again to the second part,
listen to it.
But also there will be a surprise outbreak and I hope by
the end of my relatively short presentation, you will
understand why history and the history of the last 32 years
that I've been the director of NIH, so
he's saying the history of my being a director for the past 32
years, not the history of pandemics know his history.
That's what I'm hearing him say,
the history of the last 32 years that I've been the director of
NID will tell the next administration that there's no
doubt in anyone's mind that they will be faced with the
challenges that their predecessors were faced with.
Seeing as he seems to wherever he goes pandemics show up. Maybe
that's true. Five administration's and his. His
tentacles reach much deeper than I ever imagined. And his job is
to scare people. Witness Dr. Drew, who is backpedaling a
little bit. He is now saying, hey, you know, for all the
things I said I'm I'm optimistic, but this does seem
to be a little different than the flu. And I've been following
Dr. Drew very closely. And so it would be weird for me to not to
stop believing what he's saying, now he's being cagey. But he
reveals something about his connection to Dr. Fauci, which
is telling,
I've been trying to stay optimistic the entire time, I
would say the main thing, I think that shade time was the
sort of the philosophy of this illness. The fact that it's able
to, you know, really cause a crash, all of a sudden out of
the blue, even in young people. And that's, that's a feature of
this illness that I wasn't aware of, until it sort of landed here
stateside, I'm still optimistic, I still believe no one's more
innovative and respond to the US healthcare system. I believe
we're going to start knocking down the hospitalization rate,
the death rate, the activity, I'm still optimistic, and being
optimistic is something that makes people angry, I'm sorry.
But I'm still very optimistic, in spite of the fact that I'm,
you know, completely signed up. From the beginning. I've also
been saying, follow Dr. Fauci, whatever he says, that's what we
got to do. The reason I got on the radio in 1983, is because I
was part of the army that Dr. Fauci put together, back then, I
was working on the frontlines of the AIDS epidemic, and we were
chanting about 10 million deaths, 10 million deaths,
there's gonna be millions of dead if we don't, you know, talk
to educate people about this illness and how it's
transmitted. Now, we were off by a factor of 100, in terms of our
predictions, then, and we congratulated ourselves for
scaring the hell out of a generation, and hopefully change
their behavior. But really what changed the course of that
illness was therapeutics, the fact that we came up with
effective treatment that turned aids from a death sentence,
which is what I was dealing with my training and early career to
a chronic illness. And I think we're gonna get the same thing
here. I just have great faith in our, our innovation in US
healthcare. So
did Dr. Drew, get a recall into the Fauci army? Did he get a
little knock on the door, say, chill out? We got it, you're
making it sound too easy. This is no good.
And sounds like something changed and
and He's slipping the therapeutics in there. But that
is also not really the message of Dr. Fauci or anyone behind
him, which we've now determined. The data they're presenting Dr.
Burks is presenting is from health data.org 100%, funded by
the Gates Foundation from its inception in 2005, up until the
most recent funding round of a quarter quarter of a billion
dollars from the Gates Foundation. And of course, it's
run by Chris Murray, who used to work for World Health
Organization, Rhodes scholar, he has all the qualifications.
That's the data that's being presented to us for the curve.
That was that we had a switcheroo. First we were using
the Imperial model, then Neil Ferguson had to say, well, you
know, is going to be different. Something's made up about
because we didn't take mitigation into account. Okay.
So now we've gone from 2 million debt in the US to 200,000. Now
it's 160,000 is what's expected because the models are just
overestimating everywhere. And all of this points back to Bill
Gates. And Bill Gates has been very active in the media have a
couple of clips, but perhaps the most telling was shown by Chris
Hayes. And just to set the stage of how much Bill Gates hates
Donald Trump, that on a recent foundation video chat, which for
some reason, Chris Hayes is allowed to put on television.
Bill Gates spoke extensively about Trump. And none of it was
flattering, as you can imagine some of it just well, what you'd
expect.
You ever wonder when people who've actually met Donald Trump
especially powerful successful people in American business and
beyond who've had to try and interact with him because he's
the leader of the free world. Say About those encounters
behind closed doors, all in as obtained some never before seen
footage that gives you a good idea of what one of the
wealthiest men in the world Bill Gates thinks of the president.
Bill Gates took questions during a recent Gates Foundation
meeting with staff and he talked about meeting Donald Trump.
Yeah, so I I never met Donald Trump. Before he was elected,
there was a thing during the election where he and I were at
the same place and I avoided them. Anyway, then he got
elected. And so I went to see him in December
no matter how rich you are, you still got to virtue signal.
Isn't that interesting? The one of the richest guys in the world
still has this need to have virtue signal to his audience.
That sad,
avoided him. Anyway, then he got elected. And so I went to see
him in December.
He knew my daughter, Jennifer. Because Trump has this horse
showed thing down in Florida infection went up and talked to
Jen, and was being super nice.
And then 20 minutes later, he flew in and a helicopter to the
same place. So clearly he had been driven away. And then he
wanted to make the grand entrance and a helicopter.
Anyway. So when I first talked to him, it was actually kind of
scary how well he knew how much he knew about my daughter's
appearance.
Didn't like that? Oh, let's just point out he's really creepy.
He's really into young girls. Yes, creepy.
Then the second time I saw him was March after that. March
2017, in the White House. In both of those two meetings, he
asked me a vaccine for the bad thing. Because he was
considering a commission to look into ill effects of vaccines.
And somebody famous Robert Kennedy.
This is my favorite, or vaccine safe that the President wants to
know. And he's talking to somebody I don't know some guy
named Robert Kennedy, Jr, something like this. It's just a
fucking nobody. Who cares about you know, I can't remember the
guys name. But was it again?
Because he was considering the commission to look into the ill
effects of vaccines and somebody famous Robert Kennedy, Jr. was
advising him that vaccines were causing bad things and I said,
No, that's a dead end. That would be a bad thing. Don't do
that. Both times he wanted to know if there was a difference
between HIV and HPV. I was able to explain that. Those are
rarely confused with each other.
Okay, so you get the idea. Not a lot of regard for the president.
He's just an idiot. I'm sure that's exactly what he said. De
is that HIV the same as HPV, just a different letter. Sure,
it's exactly what happens. So let's see what the gates plan
is. I think we need to set it up properly. Global controls will
be opposed to transfer your governing body will
be created to enforce them. This time,
crises, precipitate change. Yeah, bet.
Lives gonna change.
Let's start it off with Bill Gates. This is from a CBS
interview. And he doesn't want anyone to go back to work. He's
on board. Well, of course he's propagating to Fauci we really
need to just keep the whole country shutdown.
Microsoft co founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill
Gates is urging the federal government to shut down the
entire country to save lives. So far, the Bill and Melinda Gates
Foundation has donated $100 million to fight the
Coronavirus. They're focused on detection, isolation and
treatment of the virus. And finding a vaccine gate says the
US failed to get ahead of the outbreak. But it's not too late
to make up for lost time.
Yes, he wants the entire country shut down. And this is a big
problem because people don't understand why this can't
happen. I mean, can we just shut down the country mean this so
easy. Here is Savannah Guthrie on the Today Show asking Dr.
Fauci about it. Fauci disciple and business partner of gates,
can I ask you about that, you know, more states yesterday
started having the state home orders, but not all states do.
And even the states that do some have exemptions Florida exempts
religious services. In some cases, I thought New Hampshire
had exempted Flores at one point Arizona had exempted hair salons
at some point. I mean, with all due deference to states,
shouldn't there be a national order and national lockdown or
requirement rather than this hodgepodge piecemeal method? You
know, you have a point
there, Savannah, but it's one of those things that in our
country, there still is that issue that the central
government versus the ability and the right of a state to make
their own decision. But again, I agree with you when you see
things like some it's just
so irritating. We have this issue. When can we get rid of
that stupid issue with the states I mean, Are you crazy
people do not understand the civics of the United States.
I doubt Savannah Guthrie can even find any state on the map.
It is
and and Fauci has been saying this in other places. Again,
he's he's been I think he's been asked to roll back a little bit.
But he's it's coming out as advance. I can't believe what
what are we so backwards? We don't have health care for
everybody we have. We can't tell the states what to do. Now, and
this is particularly pushed by the Democrats who want
their national government. They want a globalist people.
Yes, they want the they want the national lockdown martial law,
essentially, because you have to police it. And they also want
the defense production act to be rolled out across every single
country, every single company in the country. They just keep
pushing for these truly fascist,
yes, that's also socialist did demand economy, we want you to
build this, we want you to build that we want you to be a we're
the central authority. We want you to build this, we want you
to get to work on this, and that'll solve everything.
So has Bill Gates actually ever spoken to the President amidst
all of this, seeing as his data is being used, his companies are
being used, his people are being used, his disciples are being
used, you've
been in touch with leaders in Washington? Have you talked with
the President about this? I've not talked directly to the
President, our foundation is trying to be as helpful in a
very constructive way as possible. And that's why I've
talked to the head of the pharmaceutical companies. We've
talked to a lot of the agencies, including CDC and NIH, about how
we work together on the vaccine, and the drugs. I don't
like his little laughter anywhere in that at all. It's
like, No, I haven't talked to the President. Talking to
everybody. I'm talking to all the agencies, all the farmers,
I'm like the president. I'm really the president. I know
what's going on. Oh, yeah. Thanks, Bill. Let's see what he
really would like
back in 2015, you warned that we were not ready for the next
epidemic? Why aren't we better prepared? Well, in fact, very
little investment was made, for example, being able to ramp up
diagnostic capacity very quickly, our foundation and some
other governments did work on some new vaccine platforms,
which are the most promising, but you know, sadly, because you
can't estimate the risk. And it was something I was trying to
talk about. And, you know, thought we had some engagement
on but then actually, the personnel in this area. Were
were cut back, you know, I
think, let's just revisit what he's saying. He's saying, Hey,
man, we were all cool. We had the vaccines ready. We could
have been saving people right now. But unfortunately, Trump
defunded that part within the CDC, which was exactly what what
the solution was going to be set up big set up from Bill Gates
here.
Diagnostics.
Before we go on, he also equates his foundation with with with
national governments. Well, of course, of course, but he said
he's got foundation and other. Yeah.
Why have I had aren't we better prepared? Well, in fact, very
little investment was made, for example, being able to ramp up
diagnostic capacity very quickly, our foundation and some
other governments did work.
Great catch up, probably has more money than most other
governments
on some new vaccine platforms, which are the most promising,
but
in the vaccine platforms that were the most promising, but
sadly, because you can't estimate the risk. And it was
something I was trying to talk about. And, you know, thought we
had some engagement on but then actually, the personnel in this
area were were cut back. You know, I think this time, people
understand that this is a trillions of dollars event, it's
going to be hundreds of 1000s of lives on a on a global basis. I
think now people understand why those alarms were raised. And
that for the next one, we will be far more ready than we were
for this one. Okay.
Well, what is opening up look like to you, Bill, can we all
just get a test, just a simple test that says, yeah, you've had
it, you're clear, you're an uninfected human resource.
You know, it's really unprecedented. Even the issue of
once you get the case numbers down, what does opening up look
like? You know, which activities like schools have such benefit
and can be done in a way that the risk of transmission is very
low, and which activities like mass gatherings maybe, in a
certain sense, more optional, and so until you're widely
vaccinated, Those may not come back at all.
He wants us all to get vaccinated. He really doesn't
want people having it getting over it. No, no. In fact, he
wants it to be kind of like the movies. If he could be the hero,
do you think we're going to think about pandemics
differently from now? Well, that is for sure. You know, there
were a few movies, they weren't that popular about this. And to
make them at least a little bit popular, they usually had some
miracle happen at the end, where some hero, you know, invented
something, and boom, everything was back to normal. Now the
awareness of this as a threat, and probably the biggest threat
to you know, kill 10s of millions of people.
Did you say the awareness of this is the threat?
It's exactly what he said. He said, The awareness is the
threat, which is the threat that's panic fear instance. You
know, yeah, let's listen to the last part.
And probably the biggest threat. Everything was back to normal.
Now, the awareness of this is a threat, and probably the biggest
threat to you know, kill 10s of millions of people that will be
permanently embedded. So this time, I do think,
apparently, the awareness is also going to kill people. Yes,
and it's but it's permanently embedded now,
that will be permanently embedded. So this time, I do
think we will get ourselves ready for the next pandemic,
oh, it's just a test run. Okay, we'll be ready for it. Next
time. It'll be firmly embedded in our psyche, they will all
flip out. These people do not have humankind at the front of
front of mind for them. This is not what this is about,
is diluted at this point.
The Chinese are already doing a form of we have all kinds of
initiatives, of course, but the QR code may be one way that we
start to get back to work. This little
QR code is a lot more powerful than it looks. It helps collect
data about your travel history, health status, and more. And
China's using it to track citizens and stop those infected
with the Coronavirus. First you fill out a questionnaire, it
asks for details like your body temperature, it then generates a
color code. And that checkpoints popping up across China. Green
means go. It's my first time to come outside after the epidemic.
But I already use the QR codes several times. And I think it's
good. It's proof of your identity. Our country is
upgrading and I think it's good to carry it out. The codes are
being scanned everywhere from restaurants to apartment blocks,
major cities and more than half of China's provinces have
started to use the color codes, a way to make tracking down
infected people easier for authorities, crises,
precipitate change.
This is this is the 911 of this age, things are gonna change,
you're gonna have marks marks that say you're good, you're not
good. You're gonna have to have some extix You're gonna have to
some have some kind of certificate. Which gates of
course would love for that to be for that to be digital
narratives listen to this.
Eventually what we'll have to have a certificate of who's a
recovered person who's a vaccinated person,
you hear that that's very is very distinct difference. He
wants to have certificates that show not healthy No, no. If you
are vaccinated, which means you're the best human being, or
if you've just recovered,
eventually what we'll have to have a certificate of who's
recovered person who's vaccinated person,
I suggest yellow stars, I think these have worked well,
historically. Let's just break that out. We haven't had that in
a while. So what do you what do you think, John? I mean, it's,
it seems like there is some real sickness, there's some real
conflicting information on what's happening with people how
they're being treated. At the same time, there's this
incredible agenda to push us towards. And we haven't really
discussed it much because it's such an old trope, vaccinations.
But Testing, testing, testing has been the mantra from day
one, certainly from Nancy Pelosi. So maybe the idea is
everyone's got to get tested. So we do have you down, we got you
down. We've got your cell phone. Google is not bashful of saying
they're just handing over the data to everyone who wants to
use it every state, every county, any municipality, and
that's not cell cell tower triangulation. It's Google Maps
and all their other ways of doing it in the apps that are on
your phone. So where does this leave us? It means what can be
leaves us
in the in the direction they've been trying to push us before
Trump came along and kind of upset the applecart which is one
of the reasons I'm sure. gazes not too happy with Trump. He has
to make up stories now. Like HPV HIV, same thing. Yeah. So so you
get trying to get us back Back on track toward the One World
Government, because you there's a lot of messaging about, well,
this would be better if it was coordinated worldwide. And then
we have the Fauci AND gates going on, I'd be better if there
was one national government, because the national government
could make everybody stay home the whole country, even though
certain states, like Trump said in the press conference, there
are a number of states when he was grilled about this, that to
have not put to stay in place, order in because this the state,
and I don't know which states they are, but he says there's
eight, eight or more of them. And I'm guessing it's a state
like Montana, where there's, you know, there's not even very few
housing tracks. I mean, there is some around some of the cities,
but generally speaking is wide open, which is no reason is
shelter in place when you're in an area like that. And, and then
there's and then the, the other thing, which is not mentioned,
of course, is Trump promoting this, this drug that Fauci
resisted at first, is that he continues
to resist it quite honestly. He keeps deflecting.
Yeah, he does. He just does not want people using this drug,
which apparently works. And Trump Brooke keeps dropping
these little bombs in there. Yeah. And I don't have the clips
for this. But he talks about how lupus patients have never gotten
Coronavirus, because that's the drug that they use.
Yeah. And and that Africa doesn't have it because there's
such a high proliferation of anti malarial drugs.
Yeah. And this anti malarial drug that keeps and the other
one is the kicker, though the one that's going to be the one
that has to be studied and has to be looked at eventually, is
India, because India is the place that manufactures that
drug is the main manufacturer of it ended they could have, they
have the easiest access to it. And they are also the most
crowded, cramped conditions. There's no stay at home order.
You don't think you'd even get one right to work? If India
doesn't you have at least I don't know, half million dead by
the end of this thing you'd like in other words in two or three
weeks? Yeah. That sounds wrong
sums up. Yeah. They're trying other things as well. This is my
favorite.
Every state in this country should be prepared for mailing
voting. No. A lot of people cheat with mailing but voting. I
think people should vote with ID voter ID. I think voter ID is
very important. And the reason they don't want voter ID is
because they intend to cheat. And you get something when you
buy something. You look at your cards and credit cards of
different cards. You have your picture on many of them, not all
of them, but are many of them. You should have a picture on
your on your for voting. It should be called voter ID. They
should have that. And it shouldn't be mailing Excuse me.
It shouldn't be mail in voting. It should be you go to a booth
and you proudly display yourself. You don't send it in
the mail.
Okay. Yeah, who wants now there's someone actually pushing
for mail in voting a command
in Washington State. There's only male in board voting as
historically. It's been I just long as I know. 20 3040 years I
don't know how long it's been going on. Oh, I didn't realize.
Yeah, there's I think maybe more states and just Washington. So
he's rural states, they know way.
The thing that I can't quite put my finger on, but what concerns
me the most is how the how the fear really got sparked how it
really started to spin out of control. And I think it was the
moment when the media flipped from basically agreeing with
Trump, although they were pushing back. Because he had
instigated the China travel ban. They're like us is not much it's
pretty easy. We had Pelosi out in Chinatown in San Francisco
saying it de Blasio in Chinatown in New York saying come on down
party. It's not a problem, everybody. So it was kind of
they were pushing back on the president, because he had said,
Don't trust China and he had cut off the China flight. So it's
almost as if that was the problem is China specifically,
then suddenly it flips? And I think it was when Trump started
saying China virus Chinese virus, then the media went all
in against him first with your being racist. And then within a
matter of a few days, you were slow, you messed it up, people
are gonna die. I can only think China had a hand in this flip.
And if they did, they're powerful man because that was
coordinated and it went fast. Fox News was was was fear
mongering as well. Tucker Carlson has been fear mongering
from day one, which discredit these lawsuits against Fox who
say that, you know, Fox was being irresponsible. What Ever.
Well, let's listen to the on the Nightline show on ABC, you want
to hear something kind of along those lines. This is first of
all played an opener saying get out. Well, actually, I'm gonna
get played the old let's play the real deal. This is Byron
Pitts. And he then this is what you just said this is kind of a
holiday, what the accusations are now, he throws his Zinger,
one of these accusations at pence who's on his show. And I
have to say, Pence is the old fashioned style of politician.
Sorry, he's the old fashioned kind of politician don't get to
see it much. He did. Not only deflects. But he answers a
different question in a very slick way. And the thing is that
this is so obviously scripted. I have another example of it. It's
so obviously scripted that this Biron guy, he just reads the
scripted question and doesn't care what once pants says,
Because he doesn't do any follow up. Let's go
through the Vice President, I have a final question for you. i
And I asked this not as in a political way. But for you, sir.
Like so many of us in our nation, you are a person of deep
faith. No one doubts that. When you talk to God, in your moments
alone, I find yourself worrying at all that people you represent
and care deeply about, have died and will die who did not need to
because of steps the federal government did not take soon
enough.
Well,
thank you for mentioning that we are talking about one American
at a time. And I promise you that's the way President Trump
thinks of this. It's the way I think of it. We wanted the
American people to see the numbers so that we understand
the challenging days that lie ahead. But I want people to know
that our future is in your hands, that if every one of us
will do and put into practice the guidelines for America, that
we can bring those numbers down. I really do believe we'll get
through this and we'll come out stronger than ever before. Vice
President Mike Pence. Thank you, sir. Godspeed to you.
At 10. Pence is showing what he's made of these days. In
fact, I think the Democrats are more afraid of him now because
he does know how to do this kind of stuff. And he's a crazy
Christian man
who needs it. This here's this earlier in the in the
conversation. This is the original, one of the early Byron
Pitts questions. This is called the opener. And this is again
showing pants answering a different question and just
getting blowing right by the guy. And it's like so slick. I
mean, in that last one, you heard him say, well, thanks for
that, because this is what we you know, I never seen such a
deflection. It was very good. Yeah, it did a good job.
But yet governor's both Republicans and Democrats say
they don't have what they need on our air every single night,
sir, we have doctors, nurses, foot soldiers on the ground who
with tears in their eyes say they don't have what they need.
How do you explain that discrepancy? We're leaving no
stone unturned to make sure that our health care workers on the
front lines have the protective equipment to be able to do their
job and stay healthy while they do it. We're speaking regularly
particularly with governors in New York and New Jersey and
Washington and California in areas where there's been
significant outbreak. We've been surging resources into those
areas, whether it be the the N 95 masks that healthcare workers
need to wear, or whether it be ventilators or gowns or gloves.
And I promise you we are we're delivering those by the
millions. We're ordering them by the millions.
He does it was such an interesting cadence and urgency
that by the time he's almost at the end of his answer you forget
what the question was.
Yeah, he's really good. That's old fashioned.
That is old school and they're not used to it apparently.
Well not in this way he does it he has a singular way of doing
it is very and his eyes or his eyebrows are both pointing
toward the middle you know there was his eyebrows are lifted
towards like a dog you know, like the data sad dog goes up in
the middle and he drips on the right yeah,
it makes good use of that.
Does look Oh, but he's feel like petting him but back
to China for a second. So we just saw another Chinese CCP
Communist Chinese Communist Party. PR move with the nets
owner in you know in collaboration with Jack Ma and
the other co founder of Alibaba bring in masks over. You know,
China sent this China said this is what everyone wants you to
hear China's helping us. So that's the NBA. China owns the
NBA practically but the media John, I mean, it. Is it all
really that I know them Chinese money is everywhere. But maybe
it's much further than we realize. I mean, for all the
media to switch on a dime within maybe 48 hours. The end is
always surrounding something about China is a little
disheartening. I mean, I know that they're all pro China and
you know, Trump sucks. But, I mean, that's a total takeover of
our information channels.
Well, ABC again, which is where you heard that Pence to two
pence clips. ABC is very entwined with China for both
having amusement parks over there. Disney and having a lot
of production of the movies, Disney movies, you know, being
paid by the Chinese, the Chinese, there, infiltration is
quite good. I think they've infiltrated probably all the
major media's because there's not one major media outlet
doesn't have an entertainment component,
but also recall the governors, you remember, Pompeo speaking to
the governors Do you remember that? You're saying oh, a lot of
the Chinese have a file on you they know which of you
governments are, are amenable which of you are not amenable?
Let me see. Maybe I have that clip. That's a
good clip. We should play that again.
Was that again?
Be sure. Just get Pompeo his name. Yeah,
it does, of course. But oh, here does China governor's
conference. Maybe this is it here.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo had a warning for state
and local lawmakers Saturday as he addressed the National
Governors Association. Be wary of China.
And when it comes to doing business, I'm asking you to
adopt a cautious mindset.
Pompeo, a sharp critic of China said Beijing seeks to exploit us
openness and freedom to undermine the United States. He
said China is trying to expand its influence at the state and
local levels, not just the federal level.
It's happening in your states with consequences for our
foreign policy for the citizens that reside in your state each
state states and indeed, for each of
you. Just last month, US prosecutors charged Harvard
University chemistry department chair Charles Lieber, with lying
about his alleged links to the Chinese government. China has
denounced Pompeo, his past comments targeting Beijing and
the ruling Communist Party as vicious attacks. China's foreign
ministry said his remarks reflect fear and arrogance.
It's the 1000 talents program. That's That's what that one
professor was arrested. He was part of the China's 1000s or
CCPs, 1000 talents program. Governors are doing deals and
you know, its Belt and Road Initiative type deals. So maybe
some of these governors who are making odd decisions are
contrary and decisions are, I don't know blocking
hydroxychloroquine who knows what kind of deals? I think it's
much worse than we ever even imagined. I mean, I don't see no
remedy B or one showing up in our pay, pal.
But we'll see. I do know one thing we don't get Chinese
money. We don't even get it. I don't think we've even had one
donor from China in the history of this show.
We might have had one or someone who was in China at the time.
But it's this this is this is what no one is, of course, no
one's looking at it because they think they're all EA not even de
Blasio. How can you trust de Blasio? How can you trust Cuomo?
When for the past? What is it seven years China has owned the
New York The New York Times Square New Year's Eve
celebration?
They've owned it? Yeah, literally. I
mean, they're their promos, their people on stage their
ambassadors. So is it really that bad? And can I have a
message for our friends of the CCP, you've got me. I cannot
defeat through any spam filtering mechanism. Your
incessant need to spam me with your cheap ass no touch
thermometers. I can't block this stuff. I know you don't get any
spam. But the never gotten that's the No touch. No touch
the monitor. It's like It's like it's a plague. You can't get rid
of it no matter what you do, unless you block the term
thermometer. So they're doing a good job on that. Very good job.
So the show China's tentacles into the American media in
particular, it needs needs to be part of the post mortem, so to
speak of this, this whole operation that's taking place.
And it's not just the New York Times that does insert, in fact,
maybe the New York Times is ground zero. When you think
about it, the New York Times is compromised, because they have
that big China Daily insert. And that's probably a big part of
their their revenue. Certainly now when there are no more
online revenues, because the blacklist filters have put
Coronavirus in everywhere. So no one can advertise on a single
page, legitimate or not. But the New York or the Washington Post
also has a Chinese insert made us? Yes, maybe maybe a
Washington Post near times run the both run the China Daily
inserts may be if you can compromise the times. And that's
not an F by compromising the times. All news flows from the
New York Times these days. It doesn't seem like there's much
original reporting going on,
though it has historically the New York Times has always been
to pay when they say paper. They're not joking about it.
Right. So perhaps what, it's clear that China has business
relations, the CCP, I'm just gonna say it properly because I
got no beef against the Chinese people yet. But the Chinese
Communist Party, yeah. So they have influence, and they change
the news in the paper of record. And that flows out to everybody
else. You I mean, they're all of these, these two publications,
the posts and the times, all the pundits come from there, they're
on MSNBC, they're on CNN, sometimes they make it to Fox
News. Rarely, like a lot of PBS loaded with them, PBS loaded
up with them. So that's your connection there. The New York
Times, which needs to be discredited somehow. Yeah, well,
good luck. Good luck with that.
To me, they even have home delivery in the attic. Remember,
the worst part is they also have their Syndicate, because most of
these Favorites can afford their enough writers or reporters or
columnist, so they just subscribe to The New York Times
and Washington Post syndicates, and then he's run New York. So
they you run three, you run the New York Times stuff. So you
have a lot of New York Times articles in the San Francisco
Chronicle. You use the Washington Post, he run a lot of
their articles and some other paper. And then you have the
Associated Press, which is also possibly compromised in some way
or another. But they have a lot of anti Trump stuff on and the
in the Associated Press. And when you read it, when you read
some of these the way these are written with the the vitriol
aimed at the president. It's just it's screwy. And I think a
lot of these reporters have been co opted, unbeknownst to them.
Yes. I think a lot of them are sincere when they think that you
know that they have these these thoughts
or that they have a great source who knows everything and that
source feeds me the people familiar with the President's
thinking?
Yeah, no, it's bad.
Did you see the article in the business section of the New York
Times bail out the journalists?
No, I didn't say that. So I put a lot of
links in the show notes. Easiest way to get his go to na
shownotes.com. You can go to no agenda show.com and click from
there but na shownotes.com. So newspapers are failing at record
pace. Right now. There are papers that are going from seven
days a week to two days a week, but mainly newsrooms are letting
their staff go. They're letting their staff go. It's hitting
everybody. The New York Times is no exception. And the
journalists are now feeling it. And so here is sent, I guess, on
behalf of the journalists, that and this is in the New York
Times, The time is now to make a painful but necessary shift.
Abandon most for profit, local newspapers, whose business model
no longer works, and move as fast as possible to a national
network of nimble new online newsrooms. That way, we can
rescue the only thing worth saving about America's gutted
largely mismanaged local newspaper companies, the
journalists, and then go on to say, well, this should be a
nonprofit funded by, you know, outfits, like Kaiser Health
News, because there's no conflict there. There, it should
be perhaps funded by Facebook and Google who, who have taken
all the advertising, or maybe it should just be a rich sugar
daddy, you know, maybe we could get someone with a lot of money.
Like, I don't know, maybe gates can fund that or Warren Buffett,
not for a single second, even in the whole article doesn't come
out to the people think of Well, maybe if we made something
people would pay for, because it's worthwhile. Now, now they
just want money because this is essential business what we're
doing here. Yeah, and editor Scrum, publish our Scrum. Now
this is this is
because this has been attempted before with thing Oh, the site's
like patch, the back yard. There's a bunch of these over
the fence, there's a bunch of these little operations that
tried to syndicate. Nobody goes online that much. I mean, we do
have a fairly successful online operation around here called
berkeleyside. And it's, it's a little left, but but they
actually do real reporting, and have local stuff. And it's
generally pretty good. But that except for, you know, these
kinds of exceptions. And it's still I'm sure, just barely
making any money because you touch the camera. Well, it's
just not doable,
the mistake that everyone's made making, I'll just say we're
living proof of it. The mistake is that you can have networks of
anything, you can't monetize these networks. It does not
work. We've tried it. It's with with content today, the value
for value model at a local almost hyperlocal geographic
level or or geography of interest, is the only way to go.
I do not see I do not see another way of making it work.
And the distrust that people will now have in anything
mainstream is only going to grow
was getting worse and worse. I mean, I had a link in the
newsletter people should look at that link to a video and I hope
it's still up. I'd be surprised if they didn't take it down of
some woman you've seen her before she comes on she does
these fairly well structured video pieces on YouTube showing
all these hot sheets. They play a news clip from somebody and
then they showed they go right immediately to the hospital was
big crowds supposed to be there's nobody there. And it
shows hospital after hospital and the dad some follow some
German guy around who went right into some hospital roamed around
there was no COVID Yeah, no. Yeah. And it's and there's been
lots of documentation to show that this is being exaggerated
by the mainstream without explanation. By the way, we
don't know why they're doing it. I mean, maybe. I mean, I we both
know a common reporter who and I can say she works for one of the
news magazines, and she said that they were sending her out
to do some la coverage about the Coronavirus and they kept going.
You got to find a street that's empty. They went out of their
way to find some area in LA where there was nobody who went
to just for the scene set up. She says it took all day. And
but they found it she says most of these reports were
exaggerated nonsense. She's kind of probably more of a right
winger than the typical media reporter. And it's just a lot of
this has just been a phone Eat up. I mean, if you listen to
just you just listen to the way they're presenting this stuff I
have let me play these clips. This is Lester Holt. Lester
hole. I got three I got a bunch of clips from him. Here's Lester
Holt using words.
More people have died in New York in the last day than in
nearly the whole of March, the state's death toll doubling
since Tuesday to more than 3000. And tonight new hotspots
erupting across the country with still no national strategy for
unified defense plan.
Last week, have the national strategy. We also have the usage
of the words. We've had more deaths than almost almost Yep,
the whole of you know, what does that mean is the all of us in
other words, it's just a weasel word. Yeah. And so he's played
putting this putting this report together with a bunch of weasel
words. Let's go with Lester Holt, New York anger.
But here we're the epicenter. The plea for help is piercing
and its urgency. And with our team in place, New York is where
we start tonight with gay Gutierrez.
This is the emergency room inside my monitors Medical
Center in Brooklyn. Doctors now call it a battle zone. Everyone
that's in here today is here due to breathing problems almost
uniformly often. COVID. Tonight growing anger from the nation's
Coronavirus epicenter,
we are afraid for our patients. We are afraid for our families
we're afraid for our lives.
at another hospital. These nurses are calling it a daily
suicide mission with a lack of PPE, personal protective
equipment.
Yeah, again, we just have more of this. This is what we're
talking about earlier in the show. So I'm gonna get through
these. Try a clip too. This is life
or death. Every hospital in the state of New York and across the
United States should have the supplies they need.
Governor Andrew Cuomo has now signed an executive order
allowing the state and the national Gotta take ventilators
and PPE from hospitals that have too much and redistribute them
to those who need it most. Am I willing to deploy the National
Guard and inconvenience people for several several 100 lives?
You're damn right I am.
Wait a minute. I gotta play a follow up to that. You hear
Gavin Newsom? Yeah. He's all in.
If you want to establish a framework of martial law, which
is ultimate authority and enforcement, we have the
capacity to do that. But we are not at this moment. Feeling that
is necess and necessity.
Oops. Yeah. Gavin Newsom, governor of California martial
law, we can do it.
Now we'll finish over to clip three.
Governor Cuomo says that more than 20,000 out of state medical
volunteers have signed up to help. But late today and
emergency alert rang on phones throughout New York urgently
asking for more bluster.
But how many people are infected that Dave 20,000 people? I mean,
now he wants another emergency. We need more than 20,000 this
guy this Cuomo guy is really getting on my nerves.
Well, yeah, you know they they love him. He should he should
replace Joe Biden he should be the new the new candidate now.
Only three shows ago I think we talked about how these
celebrities are all on their on their lockdown and they're doing
cutesy stuff and that's over. The hashtag Hollywood just found
out has been trending and people are sick and tired of Hollywood
celebrities complaining and it's like oh complaining lose your
house.
That's right that's the irony of it all I got to stay at home in
my 100,000 square foot mansion
yeah there's a lot of a lot of hate for the for the lobbies let
me see what the latest is. Hollywood just found out they
are nonessential Hollywood just found out no one cares how they
look without makeup. Hollywood just found out celebrities are
not essential to donate some money to hospitals make an
actual difference Hollywood just found out we can do without you
again so you know there's the backlash is happening and
combined with the stop the almost instantaneous stop of
revenues. That's gonna get the Chinese attention pretty soon.
Then it's all it's only good for alternative media. I think
people are sick and tired of what they're seeing. And what
they're seeing is the production wise is so poor, that your basic
one of the middle podcast is better. Oh yeah. And more
entertaining. We figured out how to talk with Skype lags and gaps
and double Enders and reach arounds and we figured out how
to light stuff at home we figured out how to make a room
that is booming sound like it's an NPR with noise gating. We've
figured all of this out where you guys been?
You know HARI SREENIVASAN who does his the weekend PBS show
from his basement on a on a he's got his back wall keyed is my
green screen as a key if some sort of together and he's lit in
such a way that I swear to god you're looking so oh my god he
looks like Boris Karloff in a Frankenstein movie. He doesn't
know how to light his own face
no
no they have no idea the last dog in about that here's listen
to the here's a sound check I've got a bunch of Bill markers for
this one is under Bill Maher this is the way his his last
show came out because he's doing it from his basement.
Now is this an actual easy doing an actual sound check or is this
you know
no no, this is my sound check of his This is the real on the air
Shall we go?
Right We are delighted to have the presidential candidate and
independent senator from Vermont Bernie Sanders is with us as he
has been many times on our show. Never under such circumstances.
Bernie you are a guy who has seen a lot of things. Where do
you place this crisis in American history?
Never in my lifetime bill.
What we're looking at now
is absolutely unprecedented.
Wow Bernie's mic sounds pretty good actually.
Actually Bernie sounded pretty good he had some Skype break up
here's now we're gonna go and dead these are the MAR eclipses
Mar by weight. And this there's two of these clips. Apparently
somebody is at his residence violating the rules. Oh, and
they adjusted his mic because now it sounds sounds pretty
decently did somebody at the studio is wherever they're
mixing this thing so oh my god. Bill can you go on on Mars Mike
and fix it book movers labs somewhere so now he actually
sounds reasonably okay. And he I know he didn't do the
adjustment. But let's go and play this clip. Which one is it?
This will be the MAR on aid from Trump, which really irked me.
I find one of the
stop, I can tell you exactly what happened. He had he had a
lot of on, but the sound card selected the internal microphone
instead of the live or whatever. That's exactly what happened.
Yeah. on their laptop or whatever. Yeah.
Yes, you're
right. Something actually what happened every podcaster
knows, but no, not not the pros.
I find one of the most galling parts of this is that the
President is favoring certain states over the others.
governors who are nice to him, as he calls it, get a lot of
attention and all the equipment they want. To me this is even
more of an impeachable lie, use a lie or Russia. How do you stop
a president who is blatantly not the president of every state
equally? How do you stop a president who sends aid to
Florida for example, because the he likes the governor there but
not here to California or Illinois?
Literally beyond.
People are not stupid anymore. They see through this stuff, you
know, what's that big ship in California? With?
Newsom has said that they that the President's done everything
he can in the President's complimented him back. So that's
California, meanwhile, Marcin Oh, here in California bull
crap, that's a blatant lie.
So Bernie jumped right into well, it's crazy. I can't
believe it.
Yeah, Bernie is. So we can play the second part of this, if you
want
this. I've been saying for a number of years that if Trump
loses the election, he's not going to leave. Now, I noticed a
lot of people are talking about this very issue if you are
elected president, and Trump gets out there and says, Well,
there were irregularities. And it was rigged. And it was this.
And it was that. And I'm not going anywhere until we find out
what's going on. What do you do?
Well, you mobilize the American people in a way that they have
never been mobilized before, to essentially remind this
president that whether he likes it or not, we live in a
democracy, and that the majority of the American people through
the electoral process will determine who the next president
is. So you know, what you're describing is a nightmarish
scenario with regard to democracy in America. Do I think
you're crazy and off the wall? I suspect not.
Oh, they said it about Obama. They said it about Bush they
said next every president gets the end although we're now the
closest towards martial law. He's going to delay the
elections. Where's that one we need that one to pop up again.
I'll
be popping up She's everything pop. By the way. I have a
Coronavirus ISO you want to play this? Yeah,
let's see what we got here. And we're always looking for good
ISO. It's going straight into the end spot. Here we go.
Coronavirus,
Coronavirus, Coronavirus.
Yep, yep. Yep. No, I don't think I have anything that can beat
that. That's good. I like a couple of things to mention. Ah,
sadly, we lost. James Maggie Majelis. He's the World War Two
vet that I hung out with. If you remember John, he, he turned
103. Not too long ago. He fought at the at the Battle of the
Bulge. And he's one of the most decorated to 82nd airborne
paratrooper. And he passed away after contracting whatever it
is, and then of course, didn't last too long in the hospital.
So that's the we lost Maggie. But of course, paratroopers
never die. They just slip away. And the former New York banker,
this is something we haven't talked about too much is what
will the market do? When we start to come back and I have a
new recovery pattern for you as predicted by the former New York
banker. We were looking at a business replacing his v s we
are replacing the V recovery now it's not going to be the l was l
your pick. That was Horowitz's idea. The L you had the you was
your idea. Now, the former New York banker goes from a V
recovery to a checkmark recovery. It's gonna be a V and
it won't stop going. Well, when
it goes if it starts going up, past a certain point past the
old high into 30,000 range. It should go to 40
Yep, So he says checkmark recovery.
Yeah. Well, I'm glad he's so confident in that. When does it
begin? Standby? We wait the more likely to be the L.
And with that, I'd like to thank you for your courage and say in
the morning to you, the man who put the C in celebrating 68 John
C. Dvorak.
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I was doing a song. Yeah. For the for the people. That was
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So sir, job and the visual effects 33 333 33 from Astoria,
which is in Queens, New York. I was knighted last year in May
but haven't donated since it's time for me to show my
appreciation again and tell you how much no agenda is helping my
sanity during the strange times. Living in New York during the
lockdown is awesome. I went biking down Fifth Avenue last at
rush hour last week and the streets were empty. This crisis
has made New York a livable city. Can I ask for baby making
karma if this works it will be a lot cheaper than all the
treatment we went through so far without any luck can they also
get the John's while my chair gently squeak song at the end of
the show actually, we have a lot of end of show duties to play
all Coronavirus related so I do have an excerpt for you which I
will gladly play now. Thanks for everything you do long live the
no agenda sir job one of the visual effects and I think we
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incompetent government overreaction to new test and
they believe their own computer modelers BS because it suits
their own money and power grab
hold on Stop, stop here. While that all may be true, it's not
this time around a big things happen. They take little steps,
a giant other speculation a Chinese bioengineered weapon
that has the LNS strains as well as the same three to six month
average incubation period of HIV AIDS without drugs that
governments know will have devastating effects on the
masses in one to four months time which is why they are
preparing emergency hospitals and militarized police state
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with his last point. boots on the ground info from the UK my
RAF reserves friend received a letter asking him to sign up for
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airbase. My scout leader friend has been called up to the Army
Reserves to help with Norwich air bed in Norwich airport being
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Chris Sir Kevin strange mouse now sir render Baron of the GPU.
I will mention that we have a friend who works in the national
health services in the UK. And she reports back that the
there's nothing going on in her hospital.
Yeah, I got a number of those from the UK as well. And I would
like to point out I got a really nasty email from someone. It's
probably not a good idea right at this very moment to say the
following to someone you're trying to hit in the mouth. If
you say to them, they've got all the answers. They've got the
best information they break it all down. Be careful with
setting these people's expectations because they come
into the show and then here's something like this And people
don't get the humor right away. And they get very mad and think
they've been duped into listening to some wack job show.
I literally had someone say, How come you didn't do good
information on the last show, you went through all the
theories and people hate me for turning them on to the show. If
they can't hear that we're running through theories, and we
said that quite clearly then. So just be careful with how you
present it to people because people are very skittish people
are anxious, very anxious, anticipatory, but the
best mode is to get people into the show. It's like, like, I'm
in the car, driving long distances over and over again
and make them listen to the show on the radio because you like
it. Then they maybe pick it up and realize that some of the
stuff we do is we're trying we're not trying to we're not
gloom and Doomers by our natures, no. And so we will
reflect that mostly in our in our coverage. So with humor, we
have humor, humor, we got humor got
humor and stuff like that. So sir, sir Kevin strange will
become a he's a title change for now, as you said, a Baron is a
baron. He goes from Baronet to Baron today. Okay, great.
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or not seven statements from an ancient gospel translated into
no agenda language one. There is no agenda to this universe and
we are all born as douchebags. So please deduce me.
Spending D deuced.
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he is in dimension B. Three, Adam is the origin and John
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and you too, because this world wouldn't be playable without
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the bass of the media sheep. The bads of the media sheep and
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missed an episode in an effort to pay it forward. I have been
hitting all my friends in the mouth. It is our duty as na
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then Klobuchar is pretty good. And followed by that's true,
which I could actually do if I was just going to ad lib the
whole thing.
Well, he got Yeah, no need to ad lib and as the jobs karma,
correct, yes.
I think that sounds pretty good.
It's true. Jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
And that's how it's done. Yes. We move down to the Associate
Executive producers. You can take the first one
Yeah. Jack Juuso. from Glendale, California also paying tribute
to my partner in crime with a 68 $268.32. Happy 68th birthday
to John and 32nd. To myself, he says it's time for my yearly
donation and no agenda. I'm inching closer to my knighthood
I wanted to contribute as boots on the ground report. That one's
a little contrary to Thursday's report that digital ad sales are
down. Ah, there we go. There you go. I worked for an omni comm
agency in California. It's my old stomping ground Omni calm.
The client account Aman is one of the four big tech companies.
Uh, yeah, okay. And yes, while there is a hiring freeze and all
employees are working from home, things are still full steam
ahead. As far as ad work goes. With some aggressive deadlines
to meet. They seem to increase the number of projects for us
and added a couple of last minute rush jobs to get more ads
out the door. There have been some adjustments to the schedule
for video ads due to lock down and talent being unavailable for
travel. But as far as digital online ads go it's up bonanza.
Perhaps the client didn't get word that the ad buys might be
problematic appearing next to COVID-19 conspiracies, but I
doubt they truly care as long as they can get a good deal.
Anyway. Thank you both for your courage and I couldn't get a
shot of birthday karma, the divorce tax law commercial and a
Trump don't trust don't trust China. That would be great. And
yeah, I think we agree that the only companies to look at for
growth are the Silicon Valley companies, but they're not
making up for Johnson and Johnson's retraction of
advertising. Cancellation of so many events that that really
drive local advertising. Of course, there's going to be
winners, but the majority of this When did you last see a
Gillette commercial? Well, you don't, because there's no place
to go get them anymore to
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appreciate your continued deconstructions especially now
in this crazy road at world we're living in however I don't
appreciate his repeated lack of donating especially since I've
mentioned at least five times in the past two weeks. I've donated
on his behalf twice. And it's his turn please call Brad out as
a giant douchebag and while you're at it call out his
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Illinois. Giacomini. Way
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Jonathan Evans in New Orleans just comes in with 250 bucks and
he did send a note in which I tracked down and he says as is
any any jingles Farish no in some way he does it's helpful I
don't see anything yet. Okay no problem in the Morning John no
donation completes my journey the knighthood ah there's
something you can deal with ah, John would be known as this is
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I discovered the show about two years ago and was immediately
hooked even though I managed to hit my smokin hot girlfriend in
the mouth so hard, in fact that she's often listened to the new
episodes before I have, oh, manage data. Okay. I would work
primarily as a film editor in the TV industry about six months
after discovering the show Atlanta to gig shooting
satellite news interviews for cable. CNN MSNBC Fox is working
on one of those independent operations I'm sure I've even
had a couple of interviews I shot played on no agenda most
recently of James Carville clip from a month or two ago about
our Democratic primaries. This firsthand experience working in
the media in tandem with the expert analysis front on the
best podcast in the universe is made for a very interesting
education. I'll bet it as he's not working. He's worried I know
what he's working for one of this operations like beyond
Pixon Oh in San Francisco, which is they handle a satellite to do
a lot of work and it's really pretty amazing to see what they
do. Last in response to the ongoing Coronavirus situation I
made a short video about how New Orleans restaurants are dealing
with the crisis they're being hit very hard and I wanted to
try and help out so my partner and I put together a short
documentary called this is what we do that was listening to no
agenda and every free moment during the last couple of weeks
while we made the movie so I wanted to share it his first
video on our site at very productive pictures.com Very
productive pictures.com It's a mouthful if you'd like to watch
it there's also a YouTube link below Happy Birthday to John and
thank you for all you do can I get some jobs karma for the
commentary and some add some okay you need some jobs karma
for the community and some Coke Zero for the roundtable Okay,
Coke Zero
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right you're just Coke Zero hon. That's it.
No Coke, Coke Zero. Coke Zero.
Okay, then we go to lose Stemler double birthday on April 2. Sent
$250 from St. Louis Missouri. April 2, aka Thursday. So I
guess just missed the cut off is both my and my smokin hot
sweethearts. Birthday. Sarah Wilson turns an incredibly sexy
60 today, and he says sending longer email and jingles but
just in case. Thanks for your amygdala Amelia. Amelia arise.
What is this word,
Amelia. amelioration.
It's not so easy when you're trying it. I did get an email
from Lou. And so he said Sarah Wilson turned 60 had to postpone
a Jamaican celebration trip but I figure celebrating with no
agenda is the next best thing. And I humbly request jobs karma
for my son Rob, who recently graduated Samak whom Laude with
his Bachelor's in business and jingle requests Monsanto it's
science by Dr. Kiki in any rev Reverend owl and of course the
jobs karma. Here you go. Thank you very much, Luke. Already,
science ESP ICT jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. That's the job. Karma.
Sir Jason Knight of the River Rouge and Redford, Michigan, to
3112 John and Adam. I would like to donate this to make my wife
Mary get an Associate Executive Producer for show 1231 Please
make a note with my donation since 2015. This should also
qualify her for a dame hood. Wow. My accounting will be sent
via email to John. She shall be known as Dame Mary dame of the
River Rouge. As my name is Serge Jason Knight of the River Rouge
we live in Redford, Michigan. All By the River Rouge is no
kidding I'm sensing a theme we would like some karma for the
this time of trouble thanks for everything sir Jason and and
shown to be Dame Mary
looking forward to day Mary nothing for the roundtable no
orders no nothing. No look like well then I will throw in some
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Adam. Jingles please Hey you elites China is asshole pay you
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think we have anything you just try it
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that's true little girl yeah and health calm for the world even
though it feels a lot like hype for a single serving of bat. I
have been listening for almost two years and it's my first
donation please do douche me you got it
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helps even this even the scale of the M five n misinformation
and your producers collective sanity. Thank you for all the
hard work and dedication you put into this quickly became my
favorite podcast until Devorah AK revealed his fav the common
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stop promoting other podcast John
Adam great work on the JRE and to the lady doing animated no
agenda. That's Jennifer Buchanan. Phenomenal. I'll work
on the war and peace for the EU for the next time keep up with
the stellar work we can all use it in these wild times. Best
regards, Brett. Say San Ramon Thank you
very much Brett. And yes, Dame Jennifer deserves a lot of
kudos. That last one was good. She did.
I enjoyed it. Yes,
it's short sweet and right to the point All right, here we go.
Your jingles pay you elites Donald
Trump don't trust China Chinese as hope it's true.
Loves jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's go for jobs you're up?
We are ATS sir Tristan banning Toronto Ontario $200.68 or
recognizing John your birthday in the morning gents. I
generally don't write long notes, just make some witty
rejoinder. But I want to say thank you for your analysis
during this very unusual time it is it helping bring a level of
calm that is completely lacking anywhere else. I'm making this
donation on behalf of my smokin hot person Holly Dunbar my
smokin hot person. Hey, you person, Holly Dunbar's. We've
been listening while on lockdown. And it's been helping
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producer who may be in need of it keeping keep fighting the
good fight? Thank you, sir Tristan, banning Toronto. Kenda
Navia. And it was
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I have Catherine Richardson in Albuquerque, New Mexico. And I
looked up the Richardson I don't have anything except for the
former Scott Richardson from a month ago. So I don't know
exactly what's going on here. So I have nothing. So Catherine, if
you have something to say you want to say something, send us a
note. And we'll read it in the next show. And that is our list
of associated executive producers and executive
producers for show 1231 Want to thank each and every one of them
supporting the show and wishing me a happy birthday. We
appreciate that more than anything.
Yeah, did you? You didn't have a specific donation amount this
time, which I thought was interesting that you that you
did that. So did people make up their own here we got less 68.
So I see. We will be Oh, holy crap. People love you, man.
This is the 68 was a domain specific donation amount.
Fantastic. Well, I can't wait to thank those people in our second
second donation and of course
depart way. It's the part of the note you wrote.
Oh, that's why I didn't remember it. I said I sent that off last
year. He said he
did it last year to do it every year.
Every year for next year. See I'm so on the ball. Thank you to
our executive producers and Associate Executive producers.
You can proudly display that title anywhere you want to. But
please do it where it makes sense where credits are
recognized or appreciated. Certainly On job profiles such
as LinkedIn, it does seem to have some success. You can say
you are the proud associate or executive producer, sales
executive or producer of the no agenda Show episode 1231. You
could be one of those for 1232. That'll be our Thursday show.
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vorak.org/and A Well, we
know one thing for sure. It's going to be tested or cured. Our
formula
is this. We go out for yet people in the mouth all right,
I got a note here. It's kind of just an interesting aside from
just call Matt, or Matthew ITM boys, thank you in this social
man of social medias. I just wanted to send you a quick note
about how the economy is affecting the trash business.
Yes, this was a very good note. Yes. Keep
in mind, we will not read the end of the note. No cast has
requested anecdote it was just gone straight into the novel.
We've been my
does need to be published some time. Yes.
It makes good sense. It makes sense. I wish I could say what
Oh, no. Keep in mind I don't work for the government. But one
of the large trash companies at a local division in Kalamazoo,
Michigan, probably waste management or whether it be we
are subscription service with a few municipal contracts. There's
a there's a there is three different lines of business
industrial, commercial and residential. I've worked in
residential for 13 years the industry line is losing accounts
due to some factories and all the construction being deemed
not essential. So there's an interesting little stock market
play. They're going to have lesser earnings restaurants only
all the garbage companies Hey,
I know I'm gonna bet I'm gonna bet some company is not going to
do well right now. That's a stock tip
restaurants Oh yes, it is restaurants only doing carry out
in some stores not even open as cutting to the commercial. Those
two lines of business have lost 40% residential has lost 4000
accounts due to people not paying the bill in the last few
weeks. Residents What are they doing with the garbage there's
65,000 customers is awesomely cut out that the cut hours
residential is three types of products trash recycling yard
waste, so we have two yard waste was supposed to start April 1
for the season but deemed non essential trash drivers with
automated trucks were told not to touch the trash unless they
absolutely necessary. Risa recycle sorting center was shut
down because they don't want the shoulders touching the recycling
Jays most most well most will probably be put out in the light
Oh yeah. Oh, here's what he says. Most of your recycling
into the landfill? No thanks for the thought.
I can't believe that
he says beg your trash and don't speed around as by the way call
me a garbage man not a sanitation engineer.
All right. Yeah, like well we'll just keep it a G men. But you
know you don't think about how these companies have troubles to
us to see the garbage guys show up like Oh, that's great. Here
they are. Good to go. But no, they've got How about the
wedding industry? annihilated annihilated? How about J? I mean
it has she?
I'm sure she's already got a push it off to dot Tober. Yeah,
you can't you can't do
it anymore. And that's and that's florist. That's bakeries.
That's Entertainment. Obviously, hospitality, hotel. Clothing.
Just just you have no week. I'm even skeptical that this
country, this country can stay closed until the end of April.
I'm really skeptical that something has to happen. This is
going to be so epic. Such an epic meltdown.
Well, I mean, Korea didn't stay close. Korea took the approach.
And I think they're, they're slowly they're trying to trick
us into thinking, Well, we were wrong at first. No,
no, no, no, it's going to be the testing. You're gonna have a
test and if you've already had it, if you have the antibody,
you're good to go.
Yeah, well, that test is I'll see that when I believe it. But
everyone covers their faces and goes around. If you don't I
don't think you need to shelter in place. I think you'd be if
you sneeze or cough is gonna go into the mask. The people don't
realize that mask isn't protecting you. Hold
on. This was finally put into context and understanding
yesterday by the surgeon general Jerome Adams. So talks a bit
like Mike Tyson. If you notice that he talked to me like Mike
Tyson,
Mike Tyson, you're working on it, and I'm
working on it. So he did something that I despise he
unpacked for us. Let me unpack the mask issue. This is it's two
minutes at the whole bit was five. It's more than two minutes
for the guy to explain why they've been so confusing with
the masks. So before you and I jump into telling people what it
is or isn't, let's listen to the man who's supposed to be
authorized. So we
can unpack it, I want to unpack the evolution of our guidance on
math, because it has been confusing to the American
people.
People actually should have been let's pump the brakes and unpack
this pump
directly, like gates to at the beginning. Oh,
he does. Yeah, I want to unpack unpack this. And I've had
my my touching the evolution
of our guidance on math, because it has been confusing to the
American people. First of all, I want people to understand that
the CDC, the World Health Organization, my office in most
public health and health organizations and professionals
originally recommended against the general public wearing
masks, because based on the best evidence available at the time,
it was not deemed that that would have a significant impact
on whether or not a healthy person wearing a mask would
contract COVID 19. We have always recommended that
symptomatic people wear a mask, because if you're coughing, if
you have a fever if you're symptomatic, you could transmit
disease to other people. What is changed in our recommendation?
Well, it's important to know that we now know from recent
studies that a significant portion of individuals with
Coronavirus lacks symptoms that are what we call asymptomatic,
and that even those who eventually become pre
symptomatic, meaning that they will develop symptoms in the
future can transmit the virus to others before they show
symptoms. This means that the virus can spread between people
interacting in close proximity, for example, coughing, speaking
or sneezing speed and if those people were not exhibiting
symptoms, in light of this new evidence, CDC recommends in the
task force recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public
public settings were other social distancing measures are
difficult to maintain. These These include places like
grocery stores and pharmacies. As the President also mentioned,
cloth face covering fashion from household items are made at home
from common materials that low cost can be used as an
additional voluntary public health measure. This
recommendation complements and does not replace the President's
Coronavirus guidelines for America 30 days to slow the
spread, which remains the cornerstone of our national
effort to slow the spread of the virus. CDC is always always
looking at the data. We've told you that from the beginning, Dr.
Burke said that every single press conference we're looking
at the data, we're evolving our recommendations, and new
recommendations will come as the evidence dictates if you choose
to wear a face covering, please, please leave the n95 mask, the
medical supplies for the medical professionals, health care
workers and frontline workers know that this is not a
substitute for social distancing. And remember, this
is all about me protecting you and you protecting me.
So what this results in and I can tell you that right now is
that if you are outside without some type of some kind of face
covering you will be excreted will be given stink eye and
eventually people will yell at you.
It gets eventually I tested this theory of yours and went to
Monterey foods yesterday.
Okay, yesterday, this is as of yesterday. So yesterday I
say everyone had a mask on step by Have you read people did you
hear me and two other guys? And I didn't notice any of this any
distinct guy or nobody cared? We went to it's happening it's
going to happen apparently Are we our Grand Duke Dave Foley had
this problem. Well, I went
to Costco he wrote about going to Costco we went to Costco was
a Friday I think. And first of all, there was quite a line.
They had the markers for six feet and we're standing by now
everyone in the line except for the keeper and I is a zombie.
They're all on their phone. And you know, they like some from
some peripheral vision. They see the person in front of them has
moved up and then they'll eventually slowly move so it's
no one's paying attention to this big gaps. You say
something, say hey, excuse me. Could you move up? Um, they they
just said 20 feet now so I'm trying to keep extra distance.
It's like would you please not just spout off stuff like that?
You know, it's, it's, it's got people are gonna get very
annoyed with each other, and it will be an issue if you do not
have your your face covered with something in public, people are
going to start giving you stink eye it's going to happen.
Especially since Trump said he's not going to wear one. It's
voluntary. I'm not wearing one. So if you don't wear a mask your
trump lover
might as well wear Magga hat. Oh,
exactly. Now this does leave room since it can be any type of
covering. It does leave room for no agenda shop to create some
kickass no agenda face masks. Yeah.
With something that would just a message on it.
Yeah, a message and some extra confusing bits for fake for
facial recognition. For the tracking. Put some extra stuff
on there though. Confused, confused the facial recognition
Maga.
I had a while we now wear a mask clip that was this may be a
little different because it's got a it's got something going
on in it. Let's play this clip.
Good morning.
We know we're supposed to keep six feet between each other when
we're out of the house. And of course that's right. We've known
for weeks wash our hands. Tell us now about covering our faces.
Well, the CDC says that what scientists know now given recent
studies is that a lot of people with Coronavirus lack symptoms,
or they have only mild symptoms, and they can transmit the virus.
So this means if an infected person goes out and interacts in
close quarters with others, they can unknowingly spread it. One
person who pushed to make this change. Recommending broader use
of masks is the former FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb.
So if you're a person who has the Coronavirus, and you're
mildly symptomatic, you don't think you're sick or you're
asymptomatic and don't even know that you have symptoms at all.
If you're asymptomatic, you don't have symptoms. That's what
the word means. Did you hear that? You're Go ahead. You don't
if you're asymptomatic, you don't have symptoms at all.
That's the point. But he says, if you're asymptomatic and don't
know you have symptoms, no, no, no, no, you're not using the
word right. So this is the guy who pushed the masks on the
pulpit isn't NPR report, by the way, of course, is the guy who
pushed the masks on to the public and he doesn't even know
what asymptomatic means. Well, did you hear him? Okay.
Did you hear our our secretary or the Surgeon General? He said
he was talking about people who are pre symptomatic. What the
hell category is that mean? So you're you have it all pre
symptomatic. Thank you. That was my point. We're all preset. It's
like being pre dead. Yeah, we're pre deceased over here, pre
symptomatic. Do you ever get the idea? They really just don't
know what they're doing at all. It's like,
there are elements of that? Yes,
let's take it around the globe. Let's check out what's going on
in some other countries. I would like to start with the Canada
Navia. This is the Health Minister of Ottawa. And she's
all in on the program. She knows who to blame, who not to blame.
And she knows exactly what we're going to what we're going to get
where it's all going. The most
important thing that my colleague mentioned was that we
don't rely on any one country's source of data. In fact, it's a
world health organization that coordinates the data from all
countries. Dr. Tam is the Special Adviser to the committee
that's been working on the pandemic since the very early
days. Dr. Purcell Ward led the World Health Organization
Committee to China to do the investigation of what was
happening, what they could determine on the ground in terms
of China's capacity to have a full understanding of what was
happening. There's no indication that the data that came out of
China in terms of their infection rate and their death
rate was falsified in any way. In fact, if you look at the
death rate, overall, in China, it's much higher than the one
we're seeing now. And so we we rely on the World Health
Organization to do this important work because of
course, we're all in this together. And I think one of the
most important things to understand about this pandemic,
this global pandemic is that as long as Coronavirus exists in
one country and it exists in all of our countries, that we
actually have to work collectively as a world to now
to defeat this virus to find better ways to treat and then
eventually prevent this virus through vaccination or other
kinds of methods. And that's going to take everybody working
together.
Okay, so China, totally on the level truthful, no problem,
nothing to see here. global problem. We are the world we are
the children. We all have to get together and it's only going to
get solved through vaccines have a nice one can the Navia that's
your health minister. They're in Ottawa. We hear very little from
South America. Ecuador, not so good. In Ecuador,
bodies are piling up on the streets in Ecuador. The country
has a relatively small population but one
This is NPR. Yes, their pilot Be quiet John Doe dare you speak
against the NPR hours. You cannot speak it like that
bodies are piling up on the streets in Ecuador. The country
has a relatively small population but one of the
biggest outbreaks of COVID-19 in South America. There are more
than 3000 confirmed cases,
about half of Ecuador's Coronavirus cases have been
registered in Guayaquil, overwhelming the city's
hospitals. In addition, a nationwide curfew has hindered
the work of ambulance drivers and Undertaker's. So the bodies
of people who have succumbed to COVID 19 and other illnesses
often lie for days wrapped in bedsheets and watched over by
relatives.
bodies piled up in Ecuador. Now my favorite clip comes from the
Netherlands. And the Dutch man they they read they love their
movies, they will they just love the whole they'd love the whole
idea.
They must be beside themselves. She can't go to the theater.
No, no, I mean, they love the pandemic movies they love they
love Oh, I see what yes life imitating art in this case,
we've had the drones on the beach, the little drone, little
like drone with a loudspeaker disperse citizens because we're
up here on the dune with three of us we can't go down there and
tell you to disperse now. We got to use the drone. So now they
have something new it drives around town and Amsterdam ah the
corona bus and the corona bus makes announcements.
Anyone can stay out of troopers
always keeping them in a half meter distance
and obey the rules.
You risk a fine of up to 400 Euros per person if you don't.
For more information,
visit our website amsterdam.nl/corona Coronavirus
how dystopian Is that
why aren't they doing it in Dutch? Why are they speaking in
English as you would in eight languages? As you see the video
of the robot in some part of England is Roman down the street
yelling at people.
Well, that was that was British humor was posted.
I thought it was hilarious is dumb. You mean the
Dalek is what you're talking about? I don't remember. Yes,
it's a Dalek from Doctor Who? Oh, Deltec or Dalek, whatever
those things are called. I don't watch the cops put it up there
as a joke.
Good for them. I like the humor.
Yeah, I don't know I owe this
segment. I just had some national reports that I may rent
out a room for the clips. I only have a maximum of clips. And so
I didn't go into the national route. bring those back for
Thursday. Yeah. This reports from all kinds of countries. But
everybody's freaked out. What else? I got a couple interesting
things I got. Well, first of all, the this is an interesting
this is the Trump's again from this one. Last Great press
conference. Last good. Really good. Some good ones very
entertaining and lots of clips. And here he is explaining
something we've talked about. Nobody else talks about.
Nobody's gonna write about it. But we know that Trump is a neat
freak. All right. And I'm sorry, a germaphobe germaphobe. Yeah,
so he whitewashes his missus his face because he can't touch his
face. And he washed his hands all the time. And never like
apparently never liked shaking hands in the first place and
talks about it in this clip. Right here. Let's see if you can
find out. I got it.
And so good things have happened. I mean, I don't know.
You know, this one habit. That is, you know, most of you. A lot
of you have covered me a long time before I did this. I was
never a big believer in shaking hands. But I decided if you
don't shake hands, you're not going to be winning a lot of
contests. Right now. I'm not sure you have to shake hands
anymore. A couple of people have told me, Deborah, you told me
that if we didn't shake hands, the incidence of flu flu is a
big deal also. And that flu might be cut down in half. Who
knew that shaking hands was such a bad thing. I felt it. I mean,
I always felt it. And, you know, I was never to a point where I
can't shake somebody's hand. I knew people like that too. But
there weren't too many of them. But when I ran for office, all
of a sudden, I'm shaking hundreds of it. And if I don't I
wouldn't even be standing here. But I think that's accustom that
maybe people don't have to. We have to get close together. We
have to sit together at the stadiums. We have to sit next to
each other and rest all that stuff is going to happen. But I
think the concept of shaking hands maybe is something that's
going to be a little bit from the past. Let's see what
happens. Maybe they'll go right back to shaking hands.
Yeah, he's jacked up about the possibility we will be shaking
hands
he likes that. Did you see that USA Today published a pretty
interesting story. You know, Trump has been going on and on.
I know if you have one of these clips about the the military had
no bullets, and the stockroom was empty.
Dang. Get that one.
Why he said this quite a number of times that previous
administrations raided the stockpile. And USA Today says,
er, it's actually true that the Obama administration failed to
replenish the federal stockpile of n 95. Masks after the h one n
one influenza outbreak in 2009. It's
nobody's reporting this. Well, it's
the USA Today. It's is whoever reads that. Okay, me.
Okay, good for you.
Yeah, so that's nice to see someone. At least digging in.
Wow. Yeah, yeah. Well, there you go. Now we can crank these masks
out, apparently.
Well, yeah, not that. Yeah, just right, just right. Here, you can
just put a scarf in front of your face. I don't think people
realize that this is not the same as where you see Asian
people, I'll just say Asians, but you see pictures of China
and you see Chinese people with masks on that's to keep the suit
out. And they know that there's suit and all kinds of bull crap
is going to is going to be filtered through breathing that
mask with a virus, the chance that that you're talking and
hanging out somewhere the virus sticks to the outside of your
mask, you go home, take the mask off, it's on your fingers, you
know, you rub your eye done, you know so it's not quite as simple
as just, you know, oh, I've got a mask on doing whatever. Again,
the idea of the mask is to keep you from getting
DTP from getting other people sick. Should you be pre
symptomatic. To be pre symptomatic, like everyone
feel good about not wearing a mask it to Chinese stored 99
Ranch, because everybody's wearing a mask. You know, so you
go in there without a mask. Nobody you know, I feel good
because there's nobody's going to be coughing. And again, when
the woman talked about Wuhan having a higher numbers of debt.
We have to harken back to when this thing first began about
some month over a month ago, more than a month ago, when you
read the letter from our blue hand man on the street, who just
berated the Chinese. I wish you could find that berated the
Chinese in Wuhan specifically for spitting all the time
coughing without covering their mouths and acting like the Wuhan
Chinese act, according to him, which would spread things much
faster than if you're what's covered up, which you might find
in Hong Kong or elsewhere. Is a very nasty note Teddy wrote.
Damn trying. I'm trying to think if I had the I don't know what
that jingle was that close
was Yeah. Was it? No. Yeah. You read? Oh, it's
Oh, okay. It was just
yeah, you read it was a thing. Let's go on with. Here. This was
a good one. This is a Trump talking about Joe Biden. First,
he complimented Joe Biden for saying it was the right thing to
do, which was to stop two flights from China, that some
reporter immediately chimes in, Joe Biden getting said he was
criticizing you for this and that and the other thing, and
then Trump goes a little bit behind the curtain. And I think
this is a pretty should be appreciated by the public at
large because this is exactly what he says here's all going to
be true.
Joe Biden actually just attacked you in a tweet. I don't know if
you have seen
just was attacked you. He just he didn't write anything. Look,
he has people. He has professionals from the
Democrats.
Let me just read what he said. He said Donald Trump is not
responsible for the Coronavirus, but he is responsible for
failing to prepare our nation to respond to it. How do you
respond to that?
He didn't write that. That was done by a Democrat operative. He
doesn't write. He doesn't. He's probably not even watching right
now. And if he is he doesn't understand what he's watching.
But just so you understand. It was very nice. What they wrote,
I don't know, you know, they release it in a strange time,
you know, sort of a strange time to release something like that.
But he admitted I was right. And if you read the Federalist
story, which most of you won't, because you don't want to, but
you've learned something, because if you go it goes to a
chart times. I was early, Dr. Fauci, I think I don't think
he's changed his mind. But he said it was a very important
step. When we stop China, from coming in from the specific area
that was heavily infected, we'd have a whole different thing
right now. So I don't really know what Joe Biden said, I
don't really care. And again, I see every once in a while I'll
say something, I'll make a speech and then it'll be
critiqued and I get this beautiful, brilliant critique.
Joe Biden didn't write that. Joe Biden didn't write that he
wished he did, but he didn't go ahead, please back.
And you know what the doing with Joe now is so they've still got
him behind his little lectern in his living room. And, and then
now have a voice announcing him. So he feels comfortable like a
Joe. It's almost like the real thing. It's almost like
television, and they put an IFBB in his ear, presumably to help
him along as he as he screws up the prompter read. There's no
control room that needs to speak to him. But oh, yeah, he's got a
he's got an IFV, the curly cord and everything. Yeah, geez, just
because I
do have one Biden clip you might as well play, which is one of
his little mini gaps. I don't know if it's old or new. I think
it's fairly new. Because it's I think, isn't that one of that in
context of the bookshelves. But there's
a lot more for example, you know, I think there's more we're
gonna have to do as we go down the line here, but we're gonna,
for example, you know, additional checks to families
should be, should be, conditions should require, but I think
there's a minimum of anyway, I won't go into all that. Let me
just deal with your specific.
It's so bad with Joe Biden, the Joe Rogan said he would vote for
Trump over Biden. Yes.
Dorie is Democrat,
who would love to vote for Bernie, we know that but
yeah, a lot of people would love to vote for Bernie, but the
Democrat Party is not going to put Bernie in there. He's not a
Democrat. He's going to screw up the money flow. It's all that
really matters. You got it, the down ballot is going to be bad
enough as it is without no money. And so that's that is
that's that it's just simple. Just forget Bernie, you know,
these diehard Bernie fans, can't you find somebody else besides
Bernie, some actual Democrat?
And that's if you listen to what Joe said, Rogen that is he
saying, the Democrat Party have screwed us. They've given us
this guy. He's not coherent. And Joe says, I think Joe is just
now realizing, because I know he showed he ran a whole bunch of
clips maybe a week ago. It's like, Wait, Joe Biden is has no
brain cells left? Yes. So that's why he's saying that. Which was
interesting. I should probably have clipped it in he was with
what's that? Eric Weinstein, Weinstein? You know, the so
called intellectual dark web guy.
Yeah. Well, he is. He is the go to intellectual for Peter Thiel.
Right. And he is he I think he runs some of Peters Peter TEALS.
Operation. Yeah. And he seems to mathematician I think by by
trade, then he's sitting there. Well, I can't vote for Biden. I
can't vote for Trump. And then Joe says God wrote for Trump off
Biden, and Twitter lost its mind. Yeah. Even though I think
is probably misguided, I think it's fun to see in the UK and
Liverpool, Manchester. Watford, Birmingham, the people are now
torching 5g masts, like setting them on fire.
That'll stop it as a great pictures. So I gotta get some
clips here that put them in the news.
I think it's it's not a bad idea, just as a backup just in
case. I don't want to condone any of this. But just in case
that something to
your local city council, look at what's going on this cost money.
What the news is a public debate, people burning these
poles down. Yeah, that's cost money. Yeah. Well remind your
city council this is what's going on. You should probably
think twice about putting in any of these these installations and
it's going to it's going to cost the taxpayers money if you have
to repair them every five minutes because some maniacs are
born and I'm down.
UK only so far, though. No, it's just the beginning. Yes, it's
just the beginning.
We haven't really seen any polls around here in the United
States. We have the phony five G's. You know, they're trying to
ease it in with 5g. It's not 5g. No, well, first off, it is not
using the 5g protocol, but they're using the the older
frequencies. The lower frequency. It is 5g. It's a 5g
protocol. I'm sorry, I gotta correct you.
Is not what the real 5g Is, is high frequency. It's
fun. It's pre 5g.
It's pre fight. Exactly. It's pre 5g is bullcrap. I'm
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he has he has an interesting question which we should
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Well, it allows us to buy him. Imports are cheaper. So that's
one direction it goes. And it allows us to rebuild our
infrastructure. To start doing exporting and the dollar will go
up and down and when it goes starts going in the other
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there was some other stuff happening. Besides Corona I
have I have one report. I can do this something other than
Corona. Corona Bay. Kind of Corona ish, which is the firing
of the captain of the USS Roosevelt.
Yes, this was what did what is it? Mark Miley? Is that your
clip?
Mark? No. The clip is actually three clips I got Mark Miley
follows up on Trump on the sacking of the captain. They
confronted him at the press conference. Hi, yes,
no, this was this was I've asked around about this so we can
definitely worth discussing for a moment here.
We talk about the captain Crozier of USS Rouge One what
Captain Crozier that was removed captain was removed as the
commander of the USS I don't know if you saw the videos of
sailors cheering for him as he left for reporting shows that
some sailors have said that they are worried to re enlist because
they are not convinced that commanders are taking care of
their health and taking care of them. Okay, what
do you say to them?
I don't know much about it. I can only tell you this here we
have one of the greatest here we have one of the greatest ships
in the world nuclear aircraft carrier credible ship with 1000s
and 1000s of people. And you had about 120 that were infected.
Now I guess the captain stopped in Vietnam and people got off in
Vietnam, I perhaps you don't do that in the middle of a pandemic
or, or something that looked like he was going to be you
know, history would say you don't necessarily stop and let
your your sailors get off. Number one. But more
importantly, he wrote a letter. The letter was a five page
letter from a captain. And the letter was all over the place.
That's not appropriate. I don't think that's appropriate. And
these are tough people. These are tough, strong people. I
thought it looked terrible, to be honest with you. Now they
made their decision. I didn't make the decision. Secretary of
Defense was involved. And a lot of people were involved. I
thought it was terrible what he did to write a letter. I mean,
this isn't a class on literature. This is a captain of
a massive ship that's nuclear powered. And he shouldn't be
talking that way in a letter he could call and ask and suggest.
But he stopped in Vietnam. A lot of people got off the boat. They
came back and they had infection. And I thought it was
inappropriate for the captain of a ship. To do I want to I don't
want to comment as to whether or not but I agree with your
decision. 100% in the back, please.
I did I did inquire about this situation. And the letter
everyone says writing your grievances as in that in that
level of position. You're running an aircraft carrier
that's, that's one of our prized possessions. No problem. But
allowing this letter to leak under your command because it
did leak from the ship. That was inexcusable. And apparently,
yeah, and that's what I got from everybody is none of it was
under his watch. Key is the captain of the ship. Anything
that happens there. Whether he did it or not, is his
responsibility and allowing information about the state of
that type of military asset to leak out and sounding weak and
vulnerable is a huge offense to the military or to the Navy at
least.
Well, I think it is most of the military but let's listen to it.
Miley. I've always liked Miley. We've played his clips before
He's starting to look a little beat up. He's very serious. You
know he's the head of the Joint Chiefs right? He's the top dog
Yeah. And I mean the under the secretaries but he is tough guy
very straightforward. I like his is he doesn't miss it doesn't
mess around he just tells it like it is. And I just enjoy him
and here he is on Fox where they're trying to trap him into
you know, given up Trump which is you know, Fox has really gone
there but but but she can't manage to do it and he's just
steadfast so I got two clips. I got the first clip which is
going on. In his classic way. This is Mark Milan and Fox are e
Navy captain.
The Navy has removed the commander of a Coronavirus
stricken aircraft carrier over a letter he wrote obtained by the
media pleading for help after more than 100 sailors had tested
positive to COVID-19 the acting Navy Secretary says Captain
Brett Crozier, his actions undermined the chain of command
and caused alarm
to me that demonstrated extremely poor judgment in the
middle of a crisis. Because what it's done, it's created a
firestorm. It's created doubts about the ship's ability to go
to see if it needs to. It's created doubt among the families
about the health of their sailors. And that was a
completely unnecessary thing to do in the midst of a crisis.
And of course, politics mixed in a bit taught Democrats have gone
after the move as an overreaction. Some sailors
appeared to rally behind their commander as he left the USS
Theodore Roosevelt watch.
Joining me now chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General
Mark Milley. Sir, thank you for being on the program taking the
time today. I want to know whether you think this was an
easy or a tough decision for the acting Navy Secretary and why.
Thanks for the opportunity. I'm over here at FEMA doing some
interagency coordination. But specific to the Teddy Roosevelt
in the relief of the ship's captain, Secretary modally.
Clearly there's a difficult decisions, none of them are ever
easy. And it's his estimation, he lost trust and confidence in
the ship's captain. So Secretary modally is the responsible and
accountable official to the American people. And he had
reason to believe that that the captain operated outside the
chain of command and he relieved him.
Is that the type of decision that you would make? Well, I'm
not in the
position right now with there's an ongoing investigation. I
don't have all the facts, but I trust Secretary modally in his
judgment, and I'm going to support him obviously, because
he is the responsible and accountable official to the
American people. And the ship's captain and Secretary modally
explained it. He thought he operated with poor judgment and
a time of crisis. And he operate outside the chain of command. So
he relieved him and we're gonna move on to make sure that the
sailors are that shipper taken care of and that the readiness
of the ship is back up to speed. And we're going to continue to
focus on responding to the needs of the American people for
COVID-19.
Yeah, he's he's pretty clear.
It's very clear here is part two.
And I should mention that the Acting Secretary of the Navy was
on with me yesterday. And he said that they had already some
things in motion because it takes a lot more than just 24
hours after a letter would drop to move 3000 people real
quickly, just to hit this one more time. And then I want to
move on. You mentioned FEMA, and I know you have those hospital
ships that our correspondent Jen Griffin through sources learned
that the DOD and White House officials, some of them had
warned against doing this making this kind of quick decision
about Captain Crozier, just a quick thought about that.
I'm not aware of any White House or DOD officials who warned
against making quick decisions. That may be I don't know, I do
know that the Secretary of the Navy is responsible to the
American people for the good order and discipline of the
Navy. And when he loses trust and confidence in the ship's
captain, then that's it. It's target down and we're moving on
to the next. The next task. When anytime as Secretary of the Navy
Secretary defense press, the United States or spirit
commissioned officer loses trust and confidence in a subordinate.
Then the subordinate goes
oh man, the media is so not our friend anymore. This show so
mean they don't help us. They don't give us
her that they were somebody one of our or whenever we
were clapping, they weren't clapping.
And then they show the sailors clapping. So yes, I'm
like a bunch of millennials.
The whole thing is just really annoying. There were three
other things that took place over the past few days just want
to get to enough to dive in too deep, but I think they're
important because we won't hear about it. or, you know, things
move so fast. The first one is the Inspector General of the
intelligence community community committee, I should say, who was
removed from his post topic?
is about the announcement from last night. It's a yes or no
question.
I like this. I'm asking you a yes or no question. Even though
you won't want to do it. Listen to this. This. This is
the I know this was a I saw this I saw it is rude carpet.
It's about the announcement from last night. It's a yes or no
question. Not that we expect the answer to yes or no. But wasn't
Michael Atkinson?
Not that we expect you to saying yes. And now. God, man, we get
it. We get it, we get it.
We expect the answer yes or no. But wasn't Michael Atkinson
doing the job of the Inspector General of the intelligence
community the job he was supposed to do. When he simply
took the whistleblower complaint to Congress that what hadn't
been taken previously? Wasn't he doing the job that he was
supposed to do that American taxpayers? Were paying him to do
that? Why did you decide to try
and do it? He did a terrible job. Absolutely terrible. He
took a whistleblower report, which turned out to be a fake
report. It was fake. It was totally wrong. It was about my
conversation with the President of Ukraine. He took a fake
report. And he brought it to Congress with an emergency.
Okay. Not a big Trump fan that I can tell you. Instead of saying
and we offered this to him. No, no, we will take the
conversation. We're fortunately where that transcript put it in
a transcript with the kind of deception and dishonesty that
were practiced by the Democrats. I might not be standing here
right now. I thought
oh, he goes on about it. He goes on and on. There's other
analysis stupid, that that you shorten that clip, you should
have played the whole thing. I don't know if I have it. But I
do have the NPR if you want to hear the liberal NPR slant? Yes,
of course. And the only reason that they even went and they
gave just a quick, quick 15 second report on the whole thing
not discussing this guy who didn't mean this. If I have
another clip that maybe we'll put on Thursday where this, this
guy violated a lot of different ways of doing the IG job. But
let's listen to here's NPR just simple. Yeah, I
don't know which one it always is NPR
on Atkinson.
President Trump has notified Congress, he's firing the
Inspector General of the US intelligence community. Michael
Atkinson was first to alert Congress about the whistleblower
complaint that led to Trump's impeachment. This is NPR. Yeah,
that's it. That's how simple it is. Finally, it looks like we
got some moves on the oil front as the President had his oil
meeting. The lot of different things in this question and
answer, it's not that long, luckily, but we may have to stop
it. What's
the oil meeting previously? Is the US willing to cut domestic
oil production? What
came out of the meeting? What was the constraint? Well,
a lot of things came out. It's a great industry. It's an
important industry. It's a tremendous job reducing
industry. And it's just vital. And it was also a very
interesting because they all were given the tests before they
came into the room. So you have the head of Exxon Mobil, you
have all these guys taking the test. And they all passed with
flying colors. So that was actually I
have I have a clip that complements that Alright,
well, we'll get to that. It's not I'm not done yet. I'm
stopping. I'm stopping this to analyze it for a moment. First
of all, it's you set yourself up, Mr. President, when you say
they will pass the test with flying colors. There wasn't like
a study period, there was no homework. It's not an
achievement to get a test. And so eight days to get your test
results back. Well, and the second thing is, if I were in
charge of if I was the CEO of Exxon Mobil, any big company,
any any corporation, no, you're not sticking a needle or a swab
in my CEOs mouth. I don't know what's on that.
byline is second. I wouldn't allow it hold on a second. There
was a bunch of tainted vials that went out and we're going to
Europe or someplace and they had COVID in e&m in it. Yeah, it I
know. I am suspicious about even Chris Cuomo, who got you know,
tested and then I'm not I don't want to sound like the second
half of show paranoia. The
third habit to show we're really late. Third half is
show paranoid, but they're gonna start poking this thing
actually, why did Trump get tested again? I mean, they're
trying to give them Corona. This these tests I'm very dubious.
Well, we know we've already went gone. through the test so it's a
nice wind up. But anyway, I just wouldn't allow that offhand but
okay, they all did it. They flash pass with flying colors,
flying colors,
they left happy in that respect. And
when they left happy in that respects, apparently the meeting
sucked otherwise,
there's just an overabundance of oil right now. Oil and Gas
tremendous overabundance and it was quite as they were doing a
great job. They were producing a lot of energy but then you had
the virus come along and it knocked another 35% Maybe 40%
off of the market. So there's too much oil there's a glut
it's not entirely true. I don't like his timeline and I think
he's he's waffling around it for a reason. Because Coronavirus
first, then the oil war, the disagreement then the virus
knocked off another 35 40% But it's not like he's he waffles
this Listen.
Yes. Tremendous overabundance and it was caused. They were
doing a great job. There was the it
was caused. Oh, maybe I shouldn't mention that they were
doing a great job
whose cause they were doing a great job. They was producing a
lot of energy. But then you had the virus came along and they
missing
a whole piece there. Mr. President, it knocked another
35% Maybe 40% off of the market. So there's too much oil, there's
a glut. And these are great companies and they'll figure it
out. Free market they will having a competition. We'll see
how it all works out. I think it's gonna work out very well.
It's gonna take a long time to to get rid of that this massive
excess amount of oil and gas massive. Like probably there's
never been. So where that does work out? Well, I guess you
could say is for drivers. I think in certain locations. It's
down to 90 and 95 cents a gallon right now on the road. But we
have a tremendous industry, a great industry, a tremendously
important industry from the standpoint of jobs.
So he thinks they're gonna work it out. He didn't really want to
say what it was caused by I'm not sure why held back on that.
Because we're not supposed to remember what caused it other
than the corona. The Rona did it? The Rhoda did it. So I don't
know what's going on there. But it sounds like pieces are being
lined up and teed up for a go moment when Russia and Saudi
Arabia will go okay. I wouldn't know what else it could be.
You had your own no idea. But I do have this complimentary clip
you might play, which is the OPEC Trump. Trump on OPEC,
about OPEC. I really don't I couldn't care less about OPEC.
Let me just say no, no, I think they're gonna settle it. You
know why? Because they're going to be destroyed. They're
destroying themselves if they don't Russia to very important,
and we had a very good conversation, President Putin
and myself very good. But Russia is a big part of their economic
well being is from oil. Well, oil is at a record low. Nobody's
ever seen anything like and it's actually lower than you even
think. And it's to their advantage that obviously, it's
the Saudi Arabia's advantage. They told me they're discussing
Saudi Arabia went much further than that he thinks that a deal
is going to be made at 10 million barrels reduction. And
maybe more than that, he actually indicated it would most
likely be much more than that. So we'll see what happens. I
mean, we're gonna see what happens. But as far as OPEC is
concerned, I mean, I was against OPEC for years and years,
because I thought it was very unfair to our country. The
beautiful thing is, we have built one of the great, you
know, one of the things we've done is created so much we we
produce, we're the number one producer in the world right now.
I don't like it for a different reason, because it's going to
hurt a lot of jobs in our country, this price is going to
hurt a lot of jobs. Now, with all of that being said, people
are going to be driving, paying 90 cents a gallon. Did you ever
hear that? What's that? 1952 or something? All right. So from
that standpoint, but you know what, I am a big believer in our
great energy business, and we're gonna take care of our energy
business. And if I have to do tariffs on oil coming from
outside, or if I have to do something to protect, or 1000s
and 10s of 1000s of energy workers, and our great companies
that produce all these jobs, I'll do whatever I have to do.
Yeah, that's the key right there. He will you will, he will
lie, cheat and steal for us. I'm sure of that.
He knows that the price of gasoline in the 1950s till about
619 60 Was 25 cents a gallon became 90 cents during the OPEC
crisis since the 70s. And it was everyone's screaming Ron. Oh my
god, it's gonna be $1 Yeah, yeah, could go to two Oh
no. or even five like California? Yeah. Final one for
me. A lot of things are happening. A lot of things are
taking place. We have the Venezuela and a lot of South
America surrounded. Not much more reporting on it, but we
know it's taking place. And on March 11 I don't think we caught
project Python. Do you remember us talking about Project Python?
No, I can't remember, but uh, sure rings a bell.
Well, it's, I'm disappointed. I think we were already wrapped up
in this Corona and because y'all man, don't look over here, the
distraction of the century. This was announced by the Department
of Justice on March 11.
Good afternoon, everyone. And thank you for joining us today.
We are announcing today the results project Python, a
multilateral interagency operation targeting the politico
new generation cartel, also known as CJ and G. This
operation was led by the DEA and on behalf of the department. I
want to thank Acting Administrator Dillon for his
strong leadership in the fight against transnational organized
crime. As you all know, the DEA is dedicated to taking down the
most dangerous and destructive cartels in the world. Project
Python began on September 1 2019, and it culminates in
today's announcement, as Acting Administrator Dillon will
describe in more detail. Project Python was unprecedented in both
scale and complexity. The DEA through its Special Operations
Division, coordinated and de conflicted more than 350 field
investigations to investigate and identify the global networks
controlled by CJ Ng. This entailed not simply the
management of investigative activities, but also the careful
coordination and synchronizing of domestic and international
law enforcement operations. More than 100 investigations will now
form the initial target deck for Project Python. And we will
continue to investigate and analyze the roles that these
individuals play in CJ ng to identify and map out the
cartels, logistical nodes and pathways and the link
investigations and prosecutions
unprecedented in scale and complexity. Yep, that sounds
like Python to me the computer code
well cute Well, yeah, this is not played up at all. There's
some other stuff going on too and there's bars doing something
and there's some unsealed indictments and more
fun sealed indictments Yeah, that's it's a common you can't
get away from it. Yeah. That's all I have for now. I mean, we
could go on for another four hours easily. I don't think I
don't think we get any better as we go along. I want to get back
to I want to get back to the grind man I want to there's a
lot to investigate a lot to research on it for Thursday show
Yes. And I want to thank everybody again, who has been
sending in emails there's a lot of expertise amongst our
producers of the of the no agenda show. For instance, all I
had to do was ask about these tests and we got actual lab
technicians I have assays copies of panels I mean all I know all
the terminology
and your assay
I love the term they keep saying assay whatever they tell you
work in a lab yeah and the Eliza test so like Eliza Eliza test
but it's it's fantastic the resources we have so keep it
common. Of course it is interesting to note that I can
barely keep up with the email because people send a lot more
and it's a lot longer do you get that as well as you notice that
the notes are much longer
some of the notes are very long. I will mention this since I was
referred to it earlier some of these videos that one LinkedIn a
newsletter for sure. The woman who's doing these reports from
the hospital showing that the beds are open rare and available
as opposed to what we're being told by NBC she says that she's
getting swamped with these videos from all over the country
because everyone's going out and filming their local hospital and
she says she can't take them anymore don't is too much unless
you have a coordinated like a video of the local news channels
saying all hell's breaking loose and then you can take a picture
some showing it's not breaking loose, unless you have that. I
don't want any more of these. There's just a jump swamped.
Yeah. And I think this is what's going on right now.
So so do do the research. Be smart. Think about it. Think
about how you communicate subject lines are important.
Especially we have a lot of a lot of messages coming in just
replying to something. You know, it's think about every extra
click we have to make. It's just time where we're losing. So try
and keep it as uh for brevity sake keep it as simple as
possible. Please. And that means we will return on Thursday we're
just gonna go back to work
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Depends when you've got your surgical gloves in those
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Come on, man. Come on. Come on. When I left the United States,
Canada I became a professor scaring
the children for a press save.
Trump will lie about how many people will die. It's all I
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Dr. Fauci. Thanks so much as always for joining us. Good to
be here, bro. I am calling on the administration to put in
charge of both production and distribution of materials. A
military man as czar under the DPA
the Chinese foreign ministry spokesperson was accusing the
United States, or possibly starting and spreading
Coronavirus to China, when the Chinese officials are making
these sorts of claims, and they are such a major producer of
American drugs, there is an implicit threat there
comes from China. The DPA.
We're not We're not dealing with stupid people. Like you're
talking about sneaky, underhanded people that want to
kill our civilians gonna be smashed. Because they asked me
what to do. And I said, I'm gonna bomb the shit out of them.
I don't care. I don't care. That gotta be stopped.
Some people would say an act of God, I don't view it as an act
of God, I would view it as something that just surprised
the whole world. At the DPA, I called for the ban from people
coming in from China, we should probably get rid of another
75 80% of just two or three the industry.
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of life, rather than open things up so that we just don't know.
We have to have Testing, testing, testing. That's what we
said from the start. Before we can evaluate what the the nature
of it is in some of these other regions as well. I don't know
what the purpose of that is. I don't know what the scientists
are saying to him. I don't know what the scientists said to him.
When did this President know about this? And what did he
know? What did he know? When did he know it? I don't know what
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