This needs to come out stop eating our dogs. Adam Curry
Jhansi Dvorak it's Thursday September 30 2021 this is your
award winning give our nation media assassination Episode 1386
This is no agenda softly adjusting my hardware and
broadcasting live from the heart of Texas Hill Country FEMA
Region number six Good morning everybody. I'm Adam Curry
Wow. Well from Northern Silicon Valley as Zephyr just goes by
I'm John C Dvorak Crackpot & buzzkill
total train wreck.
No, no, the train went by fine. Oops,
oops, oops, oops Okay, there we go. Sorry. Oh, man, I need
everyone's patience for just a second new gear. I'm messing it
all up. I had everything so perfectly rehearsed. Okay, yeah.
So you went out I'm going to jump jump into this you went out
and got the new task gam podcast special yes the pot p one
the it's the task cam mix cast for actually
Oh, they had three before this I guess yeah.
Nothing ever caught my eye until this one. It's very similar to
the road caster which of course all is a derivative of the
podcaster pro which
is your steps back into your lips yeah because you're you're
so you're overjoyed Yeah,
I am. I'm totally God. Yeah, that was the original design
that I came up with with sir Jean and we tried to make that
happen. And we have one device which is no production but we
have one device. It was super fun. So I really wanted to try
this out and they came close they came closer than than the
road guys. But they've they've really never got a road digit.
No, no, it didn't get this one didn't come to me for free
either. But I never wanted the road because they had no noise
gate on the USB channel, which is the only way that I could you
know, get you to sound decent. What here's the here's the slug.
Here's the thing that is so weird. When you record it
outputs with which is the way the chain is supposed to work
with the final compression and limiter after the the end signal
so that you have a nice smooth kind of you know, if, if someone
bounces up or down in the levels, it's going to sound nice
and nice and smooth on the on the recording. But you don't get
that in your headphones. It's only on the actual recording. So
you don't actually know where your levels are. It's really up
to you know,
can't you put a headphone, or Jerry rigged a headphone jack
somewhere between your real output and the recording?
Yeah, no, it doesn't actually doesn't actually do that.
But you can Pikachu do that yourself in here. Yeah.
The only thing that that I'm thinking I could do is, is take
the output from the devil line out and feed that into, of
course another device into some kind of
cow stop because I know what you're gonna say. Yeah, the idea
of these things yeah, is to eliminate the need for tons of
different devices. And
it's so close because I went from eight wires, I was able to
get rid of an entire screen. Got rid of all kinds of USB cables.
Beautiful. Only thing is attaches a USB cable, and one
headphone jack cable, and then the microphone and headphone.
That's it. It's perfect. It's exactly what I wanted. But now I
have to have another box to make it so although I tried it out
with Moe, I tried it out with Moe. And the sound itself is
pretty good. The recording sound itself but it's so weird. It's
like you don't get a good vibe. You know, I don't know how it
sounds in urine. I'm sure it is not. Does it sound different?
It's not as good it's, it's, it's, it's crisp. But it's not.
It's not the big sound that you may associate with Adam Curry.
Right?
Right. Well that the recording will reflect that sound but you
can't get it while recording which is just insane.
Oh,
yeah, I know. Anyway, that's so
well of course. I don't understand that there's always
have that missing piece of this puzzle. I would assume that they
before they designed this thing as since it was for podcasting.
I would have this I would make the assumption because it makes
an ass out of you and me but I would make the assumption that
someone from the engineering department at Tascam big company
yeah
oh they thought about what it called you and said you know
you're like the podcasting guy. You doing this 2.0 thing. Can
you knit like just listen, tell us maybe give us a little
feedback. Do we need a lot we don't need a report. We don't
need a big doc Images and maybe just say something and then So
did they do that
no of course not make any sense
because you would have worked for free
of course I would I would have loved to help them
design I'm baffled by this phenomena now
part of it is because they still believe that podcasters all want
to do the big multitrack recording every track is
recorded separately and oh it's just fabulous and you can tweak
and arrange every little bit but if you just want to get
something on the air and boom boom boom ah man difficult but
you know it's software so they could upgrade it they could they
could fix it somewhere. Anyway so troll room thank you very
much for being here and producers please run a recording
on the stream because in addition to reducing the gear,
the workload is reduced because it has an onboard recorder which
is hardware which
you don't trust are of course I don't
Hey, man, this is the maiden voyage. Of course I don't trust
it. Crazy stuff.
Can't you run it hold on Yes. Last question. If it is indeed
you can't run your own backup recording
Yeah, I could get yourself Yeah, I could run from the line and
from our line out from the line out I could have okay yeah, he
can Yeah, but it's not here there's one other thing and then
and then I'll stop about it the thing that is baffling to me
because I was very happy it has you know eight buttons and you
can load up all button you can load up jingles the way
it has one of these devore actually got some applause
I was like having the god voice Yeah, so it has eight buttons
and you can program you know I think it's true 10 different
memory banks. So you know the road have eight buttons to Yes
it does. And so I'm like okay, why would they Well,
why would they both have exactly eight buttons because 10 but
i agree i would like to have 16 But okay, so they have eight
buttons and you can load up different memory banks so I
spent an inordinate amount of time yesterday loading up every
bank here here's the donation segment here's here's the
opening segment so I can run it all from this but if you record
directly to the built in recorder you can switch between
memory banks. That's only if you do the the the Phil Spector wall
of sound recording all tracks at once. What Yes. I'm telling you
anyway, I'm going to make this work I will figure it out
because it's worth it. It's worth it for the form factor
alone. And while I'm figuring it out now it's time by three by
three. experiment by JC
de comparing story.
Never Ending right it's a three by three Jhansi Dvorak watches
the three big networks for your Thursday morning so that you
don't have to and comes back with his report. What are what
are you learning john? What are you learning? Besides that
you're choking? choking to death Okay,
drink some coffee all
right there
yeah all right. So let's this was a crazy three
by three you got to talking to the mic because now now the
sound yeah
I'm not even author access by more than one calf in right but
you have to now do that just for me.
Oh All right, I just didn't move the paper here. All right, let's
go with the NBC NBC had a special report about these three
or four guys who had gotten brain implants because they're
alcoholics and so they got this new deep brain device they stuck
in their brain and all the staff of the MVC pill holder Oh,
this is fantastic. They've liked it they thought it was good.
Oh they thought it was fantastic. It's great because
now nobody don't drink any more and they're feeling okay the
guys this stuff they said like one guy says every day feels
like Christmas. And so really personal goal every day feels
like Christmas This is great this we have to do more brain
operations on any little ailment that anyone has just dig into
their brain and fix it and we It was like it was
payment who was this dude who was who was a part of this who
was who was where they come from what was this what was the pitch
Why were they on
it was the was the staff that did it wasn't it that I got Mr.
Very beginning so I don't know what hospital was some doctors
who've decided that a lot of things that were people are they
have a shoes and they and this course Savannah and the rest of
the crews are who they have issues with their addictive the
avid they're addicted to this or they drink too much and all this
can be corrected with that. And I'm thinking wow this goes right
back to the 1930s I think when they
yeah love levada these were all the all the rage
they were given the bottom ease but you guys could do we're
doing them in Central Park you know that big needle they put
right behind the eyeball just clip.
Just like you could get a portrait drawn these days when
you're in Central Park, you go to Central Park, sit down the
clinton
thing. No, there was a line
No, no line of people volunteer volunteering to do this
gift because it made you feel so much better. It cured all ills.
Wow. And so because it made all kinds of journey, there's a lot
that was one of the major issues with the lobotomized. And
everyone in sales knows this trick, by the way. Yeah, they'll
a lobotomize person who would seem very normal would go up to
a fire alarm thing it says pulled down. And they've pulled
it down. Oh says pulled out do that boom.
Also, the lobotomized person takes all instructions extremely
literate with literally without really thinking. Wow.
Well, anyway, so this was a big deal, and everyone was giddy
about it. And oh, and then there
isn't this isn't this because of the like the Elan musk idea of
interfacing computers to your brain. And they of course, think
that's all super cool and rad.
I think there's an element of that. But the the sick thing was
at the end where they thought this was good, too, by the way,
the device that goes into the brain, and also it goes into
some other part of your body to regulate it. It also sends data
home saying how you're feeling
and enter your watch. So you know, your watch will tell you
how you're feeling at that very moment. antastic
that's coming.
Wow. All right. Well, you know, I was reading about that. Did
you see by any chance the Spartacus letter? We'll get to
it later.
Yeah, of course, everybody saw that.
What I found interesting in the Spartacus letter was the one guy
you better explain what it is okay to start.
Okay. I don't want to interrupt your three by three
plus, no, the three by three is Billy is very interruptible. The
the Spartacus letter? Let me see where it is here. Yeah, I'll
just read the opening line, you can get it off Zero Hedge? Yes,
indeed. My name is Spartacus. And I've had enough, we've been
forced to watch America and the free world spin into inexorable
decline due to a bio warfare attack. We along with countless
others have been victimized and gas lit by propaganda and
psychological warfare operations being conducted, conducted by an
unelected unaccountable elite against the American people and
our allies. Now, this entire document, it I think, is very
thorough, a lot of it, you will recognize listening to no
agenda, it goes to a lot of the technical details. And it looks
like oh, yeah, I've read that I have no idea of any of this
right, say
60 pages or something. It's huge.
It's it's pretty detailed. And, but then it also goes into the
background of the lab versus the the wet market. And in fact, the
line that I liked is this is not a conspiracy theory. This is a
true criminal conspiracy. And they go on to explain it. And
one of the guys who I guess was the subcontractor from Peter
datsik, who were doing the gain of function research, which this
Spartacus letter says, that is just nice language for bio
warfare research. The gain of function is nothing more,
nothing less. And that may or may not be true. I like it,
though. Yeah, I like that a lot. But that guy was connected to
another organization who do all of the connecting of electrodes
to the brain. And just with the whole mRNA, and they really,
they really put a nice little spin on that as to you know,
what kind of what kind of good or bad because this type of
therapy do in conjunction with brain electrodes that are
connected to your brain. And I think it's the same stuff Ilan
Musk is doing, these guys might actually be doing it for real
instead of hooking up pigs and stuff.
Well, this was a very disturbing NBC segment. Yes. And they're
all interesting. Like I said, they're all jacked up about oh,
you know, Savannah was a ha yesterday and now we go to ABC.
big big story of Springsteen and john Mellencamp are teaming up.
Yep, wait Am I didn't have any shopping.
I was looking for shopping ever happened. No shopping. Then they
went to James Bond did Daniel Craig is going to do Macbeth on
Broadway. Produced by the people who produced the Bond movies
which I think is got to be hilarious. As far as I know, I
have no Broadway experience that should be a bust.
He was James Bond, right? Correct. Yeah. No, he's
gonna be in his in the last James Bond just came out. Oh,
okay.
And so now now he's gonna do Broadway. Yeah, yeah. Do we know
what it is it gonna be James Bond on Broadway. Don't tell me
Macbeth. Oh, Macbeth.
My name is Mack
Beth. every actor can do Macbeth.
So then we go to then they have then they cut away to Michael
stray hand.
Wait a minute. What horrible job did I give to the black guy?
Well, the black guy they don't know that NIST said they just
decided they're not giving him the good jobs anymore. They're
ridiculing him and he's putting up with it they got I think
they're trying to see how much he can put up home man because
they really give it to him. So they put a clip up from 1999
where he was part of an NFL thing to sing solid NFL players
that could sing they were going to put some album together
country western plus some pop. I don't know anything about this
and but they showed a clip of Michael Strahan seeing some
country song and it kind of a Charlie pride voice
was it was any good? Yeah,
I thought it was like he is a really good voice. But now
they're laughing at him and pointing at him and laughing and
not
really Oh my goodness. That's it
was it was Rachel grace.
Oh, I do of course there's so
I think Stephanopoulos or something. So when you actually
do have a pretty good voice His voice is a lot better than they
used to. And he'd like wimped out on the whole thing and Tom
instead of saying screw you in throwing the mic down and
stomping off what you what he should have done but even make
it so much money it's like there's no thing this you know
what
the if you if you ever seen the I think it was the the actor
stage actor studio. Was it that PBS show? Yes, the actor specter
studio? And I think it was was it Martin Lawrence? Or was it I
think was Martin Lawrence. Or maybe it was Chappelle, who
said, you know, the ultimate thing is they always want black
men in Hollywood. They always want me to dress.
Oh no, that's Chappelle. That was Chappelle. Chappelle quit
his calm that original. Yeah, because they wanted to dress
Yeah, exactly. So I'm not wearing a dress.
Yeah. They put straight hand in the dress yet because it's
coming. You
know, it's coming. It's either coming or it happened. stray and
is that a possible show title? Put straight hand in the dress?
No, it's too long.
Classic ABC. You know, Disney. You know? It's also it's like,
it's just that I know I get mixed feelings about Disney.
Okay, so CBS
Hold on a second. What What do you mean? You should have mixed
feelings about Disney Do you I
haven't very mixed but I what I want to discuss is that how gay
is Disney? Oh, yeah, super and so that so I think there's some
connection between straight hand a macho football player that
kind of gay undertone of Disney. I just can't put my finger on
it. So CBS we go on to CBS. And now we have Kareem Abdul Jabbar.
Oh he's still alive.
Oh and on and on about how all the NBA plan I have a couple
clips I'm going to play after this. Okay, discussion?
Oh yes about the NBA vaccine controversy. We've got pro and
cons but like the king has taken the backs he's got the jab.
Well, the bronze specifically said they did have this clip
that he's not going to tell people what to do. No, but
Kareem Abdul Jabbar who is probably an I hate to say this
because he's what I think is maybe the greatest basketball
player outside of Bill Russell.
I thought it was one of the most interesting to look at for sure.
Well, Kareem Abdul Jabbar is one of the greatest basketball
players in history and ended up dead broke because Kareem Abdul
Jabbar and I hate to say this about this guy since he went to
UCLA so he must be smart it's got to be one of the dumbest
guys in history athletes ever and he's just a dummy and he'd
like lost all his he made more money than anybody else in the
NBA at the time and lost it all to some scammers who came along
and said hey you can make a lot of money by putting your your
your all your investments in Bermuda we got some stuff these
days
it's Hey man let's let's start it on crypto coin Come on man
Come on put some money and it'll be good.
So they so he lost everything he was dead broken. They had to Val
these guys are very sympathetic and we got to find them jobs and
movies and other things he wouldn't have ever
is that what is that why he did airplane because he was broke. I
think so I didn't realize that
the money literally took two. So he comes on he goes on about he
thinks that, that people are dying in the streets of COVID.
And it's irresponsible for the NBA players not to get the jab
the shot. And he says they should be fired, removed, and
they don't get the shot. And then he says, it's also I don't
know, his connection was there. I don't quite get it. But this
was an extension, the shot is the extension of BLM. But
really, yeah, he says is important, because it's an
extension of BLM.
Because because I understand what he's trying to what he's
trying to say is that, you know, there's only 30% of African
Americans are fully vaccinated, and he knows that but of course,
they're all those only the republican ones that just
vaccinated. But the public push is to have figures that would
inspire people who look like them to get bakst and that's
what Black Lives Matter was is about black lives and about
protecting black lives. So there's your connection. Now
Okay, yeah, it's weak, but
he says that they're ignorant and they're stupid. He went on
and on about all these, these kinds of assertions and so that
brings me to these two clips I want to play and I think that I
can wrap the three by three William young with this
particular thing, but I should mention they did play a they had
a couple other items that weren't that interesting. But I
want to play these two clips are one of the NBA players who isn't
taken the Vax. And this is Jonathan Isaac, he is a foreword
for the Orlando Magic. And
tell Ryan I saw him I saw him.
So you have to listen to him because he's, he's like, he
should be a no agenda listener. Yeah. And
he's really calm. I really liked him. The whole vibe about him
was cooler. There's
two clips, two clips, he had the first clip where she didn't say
anything about the fact that he's had COVID he's not gonna
get the jab, I have COVID. What I need the jab for is what his
comment is. But secondly, but his first clip, which is long,
but it's very interesting, it's like a D. It's a deconstruction
very no agenda sound anything. This is Jonathan, Isaac one,
Jonathan Jamie say Wk mg wondering if you can comment on
the Rolling Stone article and your comments that appeared on
that about, you're not getting a vaccination. Why you don't want
to get a vaccination. And were you miss quoted in that article?
I would just I would start by saying that I was pretty badly
misrepresented in the Rolling Stone article. And because of
that, I can understand anyone who may say they don't,
transparently over
this guy sounds just like Denzel Washington. If you just close
your eyes does I got
it, I got it. I got it right away. He
has that right? Me. No, he sounds just
like tenza. Why boldly,
and because of that I can understand anyone who may say
they don't transparently overtly trust on the media. In a
frustrated tweet yesterday, I had noted that true journalism
was dying. And to that, I would say that I appreciate every
single one of you, those that try their best to correctly
share the thoughts, the ideas in the heart of the people that
they're asking questions of. I'm not anti Vax, I'm not anti
medicine. I'm not anti science. I didn't come to my current
vaccination status by studying black history or watching Donald
Trump press conferences. I have nothing but the most respectful
every health care worker in person in Orlando, and all
across the world that have worked tirelessly. To keep us
safe. My mom has worked in health care for a really long
time. I thank God I'm grateful that I live in a society where
vaccines are possible, and we can protect ourselves and have
the means to protect ourselves for the first in the first
place. But with that being said, It is my belief that the vaccine
status of every person should be their own choice, and completely
up to them without the without bullying without being pressured
or without being forced into doing so. I'm not ashamed to say
that I'm uncomfortable with taking the vaccine at this time.
I think that we're all different. We all come from
different places, we've all had different experiences and hold
dear to different beliefs. And what it is that you do with your
body when it comes to putting medicine in there should be your
choice on free of the ridicule in the opinion of others, man.
Now that was so good. He goes on and says or after this rant. The
media took it this way. Jonathan Isaac cites Donald Trump is
looking at these of course, so the guest The Rolling Stone made
him look like an idiot or something but whatever the case
was, he doesn't sound like one that's for sure for listeners in
the Part Two because he doesn't really address the dengue
vaccine is enough. For this media that's asking him
questions in the news conference, Jonathan Josh
Robbins with the athletic. What is it about the vaccine that
that makes you hesitant to get, I would start with I've had
COVID in the past and so our understanding of antibodies of
natural immunity has changed a great deal from the onset of the
pandemic and it's still evolving. I understand that the
vaccine would help if if you catch COVID and you'll be able
to have less symptoms from contracting you but with me
having COVID in the past and having antibodies with my
current age group and fitness physical fitness level, it's not
necessarily a fear of mine taking the vaccine like I said
it would decrease my chances of having a severe reaction but it
does open me up to the albeit rare chance with the possibility
of having an adverse reaction to the vaccine itself. I don't
believe that being unvaccinated means infected or being
vaccinated means uninfected you can still catch COVID with a
we're not having the vaccine I would say honestly the the
craziness of it all in terms of not being able to say that it
should be everybody's first choice without being demeaned or
talked crazy to doesn't make one comfortable to do what sad
person is telling them to do yeah, I would say that's that's
a couple of the reasons that you know, I would say I'm hesitant
at this time but at the end of the day, I don't feel that it is
no anyone's reason to come out and say well this is why or this
is not why it should just be their decision and you know
loving your neighbors not just loving those that agree with you
or look like you're moving the same way that you do it it's uh
you know, loving those who don't
man it's so nice that you know they have that privilege they
can I can do that in the in the league
in the league. Well they're trying to get rid of everybody
that we get this about five players major, major player and
almost
everyone's had COVID It seems like vaccinated or not you know
that there's all these coaches there's players everyone has to
sit on the sidelines event and they're all 95% vaccinated I
think
Yeah, most of them whole thing is not what the big deal is what
the problem is not the like in San Francisco version we have
this guy Andrew Wiggins and he is not going to take it he's got
he says religious reasons and he just doesn't want to take it
right and find some people don't want to take it Some people
don't like flying and they take the train Madden Madden used to
drive us in the bustle time so what does his business yeah and
so but San Francisco is the one that no you can't be building a
building right? Thank you San Francisco because our health
department says no you can't be an even in the building testing
or no testing. No No matter of course this is a to me is still
a temporary thing I don't believe this is going to
continue
forever seems to be falling apart in other countries. So
that's the good news. I do have the Good Morning America ABC one
minute report on on this NBA controversy. NBA
superstar Kyrie Irving contends his vaccination status is his
business. Irving Oh, he's a machine the cool is that
that's when they talk about me when I'm dead. I just wanted and
you know, we all remember the pod file that Adam Curry and I
just want them to immediately go to that clay desk
Marvell announcer was you got to hit Marv Albert.
These are machines his
business, Irving. Oh, he's a machine. The All Star Brooklyn
Nets guard missed his team's in person Media Day Monday,
appearing instead via zoom and repeatedly refused to discuss
whether he's vaccinated or not.
Honestly, I like to keep that stuff private. I just would love
to just keep that private and, you know, handle it the right
way with my team.
Are they getting knowledge he wasn't able to physically attend
Media Day at the Barclay Center, which falls under New York
City's executive order that requires people entering indoor
arenas show they've had at least one dose of the COVID vaccine
with a season just a week so
well. Does that make sense that you can you can come in with one
dose. me Everyone knows that you aren't fully vaccinated until
you've had two doses and if you're a special case, you need
the third. So but that's okay, now it's okay to just have one
dose. They don't answer I'm just saying rhetorically
indoor arenas show they've had at least one dose of the COVID
vaccine. With their season just weeks away. Irving could be
forced to sit out the team's home games, which was a huge
blow to the Nets championship. Oh
That's all carry and that's his personal decision. What he does
is not on us to speculate what may be happening, but we trust
and carry and
though there's no league mandate currently over 90% of NBA
players are vaccinated.
So well that was taking place with we done do we did we do all
three? I'm sorry. Yeah, we did all three, right? Yeah. No, I'm
good to go with with that the NBA. I guess they still have
some choice. They can. They can, you know, make it be their own
decision. Not so with the New York?
No, hold on a second before we go with that. The problem is the
NBA. Yeah, they don't have a mandate. But they said the
following they made the following announcement. Any
players that can't play a game in cities that don't allow
unvaccinated people in the building, which goes San
Francisco, and New York, they will forfeit all the money that
they would have made, which amounts to about $300,000.
Typically, per player per game. They don't get that they don't
get paid. And so the players union was first was kind of
against them. But I think the players union, for some reason
buckled and they went along with this so these players can lose
half theirs. Especially like Wiggins who Sue in San
Francisco. Half the games are in the San Francisco thing. He
lose. I think he's whatever his contract is. 20 million by he
lose $10 million.
That's a lot of money.
It's a lot of money. So this is bullcrap that Oh, we don't rob,
you do what you want.
Well, he could learn to code.
Just the thought. Technically, you make more money doing
in New York City, the health system. As of Monday, right
after the Sunday show day changed drastically the new
governor of New York, Madame the honorable Cathy Huckle. This is
an interesting woman I am I thought that she wouldn't be any
fun for the show but boy great fun do I stand a complete stand
corrected let's just listen to
this little ditty and we'll be nation leading with our
first of all will be nation leading this woman is and I
looked her up never had a regular job in her life. She's
gone from university straight through to to politics,
and we'll be nation leading with our mandate which strikes at
midnight tonight whenever
even this just Oh man, I have to stop this clip. Each time it
strikes at midnight tonight was like Cinderella, it just it's so
dramatic. This woman
mandate which strikes at midnight tonight when everyone
is expected in a hospital in the state of New York or a health
care facility to have been vaccinated. I will be signing an
executive order to give me the emergency powers necessary to
address the shortages where they occur. Okay,
this is just something I don't think a sentence like this
belongs in any democracy. And that's what everyone's well our
democracy. We have a republic but Okay, our democracy, our
democracy, what she literally says it is I just signed an
executive order to give myself the power to do whatever I want.
Have you ever heard Have you ever heard
again play care facility to have been vaccinated I will be
signing an executive order to give me the emergency powers
necessary to address the shortages where they occur and
that's going to allow me to
I'm going to sign an executive order to give me the power that
doesn't sound I mean, that doesn't great.
That is a good catch. It does not I've heard all this stuff
that you're playing. followed her and her you know, come to
Jesus moment with
Yeah, that's an action that's coming up next, of course, of
course,
but that I missed that, but you're right. That's what she's
doing. She's signing this is what Chad tin, tin hat to what
do you call them? tin foil and dictators and small banana
republics do. She is like, she is at worst, not net that right
now. I thought she was kind of funny. But now she's sick. She's
a sick woman. She needs to be rousted.
She'll look bald. When we parade her through the streets and
walk down the street bald signing an executive order to
give me the emergency powers necessary to address the
shortages where they occur that's going to allow me to
deploy the national guard who are medically trained, deploy
people who've been retired who may have had a license labs
bring in people from elsewhere. That is not my first position
that my friends my my my desire, okay,
this this, my friend, this is another thing. Who says this, my
friends.
I'm going to tell you now my friend who
says this who says might we Nope, there are other people. I
couldn't put my finger on it who says it's like john keralan john
kerry says this Mitt Romney talks I'm Carrie says it your
eyes guide. So she's she's in a weird millio somehow she's in
some kind of weird as cult with this with this talk and my
friends How about your constituents about my fellow
citizens, my friends and this is would be more more appropriate
bring in people from elsewhere that is not my first position
that my friends my my my desire is to have the people have an
out there continue to work in their jobs work in them safely
and to all the other health care workers who are vaccine, they
also deserve to know that the people they're working with will
not get them.
You know, it's it's a it's a patronizing thing is Yeah, I've
heard bosses do this Alright my friend. You know, it's kind of
like that. It's just Yeah, but you're to the wise but nothing,
nothing beats this bit about the vaccine coming from God.
I prayed a lot to God during this time. And you know why?
God,
by the way? Do we believe that issued? Do we know that she has
a strong religious conviction,
there's no knowledge of this. I couldn't find that on there,
which he doesn't wear a cross he wears a little bit because of
vaccines. I prayed a lot to God during this time. And you know
what? God did answer our prayers. He made the smartest
men and women, the scientists, the doctors, the researchers, he
made them come up with a vaccine that is from God to us. And we
must say thank you, God. Thank you. And I wear my vaccinated
necklace all the time to say I'm vaccinated. All of you. Yes, I
know. You're vaccinated. You're the smart ones. But you know,
there's people out there who aren't This is
this deadly smack lens. I know you vaccinate and it's not like
you just insulted people who have issues or have
are people who've actually done some research or people who are
smarter.
Oh, yeah, they're the smart ones. Were the smarter ones.
Thank you, john. I was viewing that all wrong.
Yes, I know your vaccine. You're the smart ones. But you know,
there's people out there who aren't listening to God what God
wants, you know this, you know who they are. I need you to be
my apostles. I need you to go out and talk about it and say we
owe this to each other. Isn't it some kind of sacrilege to be Oh,
this is this is blasphemous for her
to say you now you need to be my apostles if she's truly
believe it is a blast femur, blow blast femur. She's a blast
femur. Now, the funny irony to this. The irony to this is that
there's an association of atheists in New York was floated
with atheists. I mean, atheism and New York, especially
upstate, it's like, generally speaking, if this is like the
most atheistic state, maybe anywhere. They're suing now
because it because of this God demand for exemptions from the
vaccine.
Yes, as they should, as they should have a good case. Let's
continue.
I need you to be my apostles. I need you to go out and talk
about it and say we owe this to each other. We love each other.
Jesus taught us to love one another. And how do you show
that love, but to care about each other enough to say, Please
get vaccinated because I love you. I want you to live. I want
our kids to be safe when they're in schools. I want you to
practice. JOHN. JOHN, please, please get the vaccine I love
you. I want you to live please.
Is it working to find isn't working artists to love one
another? And how do you show that love but to care about each
other enough to say please get vaccinated because I love you I
want you to live I want our kids to be safe when they're in
schools. I want you to be safe when you go to a doctor's office
or to a hospital and are treated by somebody you don't want to
get the virus from them you're already sick we wouldn't be
there. We have to solve this my friends my friends you need
every one of you
helped me helps my friends things seems
very don't doesn't
end there at all. It's patronizing. She is the worst
woman ever. And you're right. It she's a she's a godsend. She
somehow has been presented to us do the hair or something else or
ridicule on this show.
I was praying to God and all my friends, I was praying God, we
can't find it. We need more content and God delivered and
that I kind of believe
fires from them. You're already sick, we wouldn't be there. We
have to solve this. My friends, my friends, I need every one of
you and you want me to let them know that this is how we can get
fight this pandemic, come back to normal and then start talking
about the real issues that we have to like Whiting's systemic
racial injustice which exists. I will take you on any date
because I've seen it, I know it exists. And we are not going to
have a blind eye to this ever again,
what she's seen it, she's seen racism. She knows it
exists. She lives in New York, and she's seen a racist, I can't
believe that sounds so wrong. give examples.
So with this was kind of coordinated. Monday was the day
for most hospital systems around the country where people were in
forced vaccination mode. And from what I understand, so
between 80 and 100,000, people will no longer be working in the
healthcare system. And I wonder how well that's going to work
out, it seems like they've been having some issues and might not
have been the smartest thing unless you want to intentionally
collapse something. And the same is going to happen with the
educational system, we go back to New York overnight, and New
York City, a panel of judges clearing the way for the city's
vaccine mandate for public school employees,
the city's mayor giving employees until the end of
Friday to get at least one dose if you have not gotten that
first dose. By Friday, five o'clock, we will assume you are
not coming to work on Monday and you will not be paid starting
Monday. But some
assumption,
ma'am, sorry.
To this an assumption I wouldn't make. We're assuming you know,
you'll get the shot. We're assuming you're not going to
come to work well, if you do come to work,
huh? Yeah. Now that this is this, I have some proof of how
the medical system works behind the scenes of how people really
talk. When you're when those doctors and nurses, it's, it
doesn't surprise me these people are completely insane. And it's
not just it. I mean, it's not something that started with the
COVID. It's been going on for a long time. But now, I never
really believed it. That if you're if you give someone a
little bit of power, they'll take it and they'll run with it.
Oh, our absolute power corrupts Yeah. And we absolutely as
brought this is
what's going on five o'clock, why green, you are not coming to
work on Monday, and you will not be paid starting Monday.
But some teachers in the state calling the mandate unfair. We
taught your children during a pandemic, we went remote, we
went digital, we don't want to lose our jobs over this.
Sounds like she was from Staten Island, which, of course, is why
they put her in sounding like you know, that's how that's how
Trump people sound. Now we've been conditioned to believe
that. And of course, we also want to terrorize the children
in New York conduct. And
we know some states, were trying to say that some schools and
some school district couldn't even have their own masking
mandate, so great, but we're getting some new data, just how
important it could be to have those masks in place and all
those and really trying to take this issue about masking in the
school setting out of the emotional realm and into the
evidence based realm. So we do have some data from the CDC,
data, new data, all of a sudden new data, everybody, it's
amazing new data, we have new masking data, can you believe
the new data,
the evidence base realm, so we do data? In particular, they
looked at what was going on in the state of Arizona because
they
stop. They started something interesting. Okay. You know,
evidence base is, I think, technically empirical, which is
not the same as research based. evidence base may actually be
used as a as a weasel word.
You think evident? Well, it's kind of the the opposite of
baseless, without evidence.
Evidence based evidence that's research based or scientifically
proven. And by the way, nobody does scientifically proven.
won't do it. It's too much work. Yeah,
this is a good point. It can be research based conclusions based
on research, but evidence, even evidence is should we see
evidence
evidence doesn't that means that that goes it's evidence that
goes to a jury. Right? determine determine jury? I'm sorry, why?
Yeah, no, no, no, I'm talking with you. Yeah, yeah. Hmm.
So they say evidence based is like, this is pretty this is a
weasel word. I never thought about it before. But now that I
hear it, I guess one too many times. It's true, isn't
it is it's evidence based but that doesn't mean it's true.
No, it doesn't mean it's true. It means you got evidence could
be circumstantial evidence should come to them, as well say
circumstantial evidence says,
very good, good catch.
circumstantial evidence is evidence
and into the evidence, James Brown crap Sorry, sorry. It is a
setting out of the emotional realm and into the evidence
based realm. So we do have some data out from the CDC. In
particular, they looked at what was going on in the state of
errors. Because they went back to school pretty early, so
they're a little bit ahead of the rest of the country, they
found that schools with no masks on students and staff, three and
a half times more likely to have outbreaks. Another way of
looking at that number, approximately 50%, or a little
more of outbreaks occurring in Arizona did occur in schools
with no mask requirements. That is why the CDC from the
beginning, certainly of this academic year has been
recommending what they're calling a layered approach,
masking, distancing, staying home when sick and vaccination
if eligible. And of course, TJ, as you know, we should be
hopefully getting some more information about vaccine in the
five through 11 year old
Yes, goody, goody.
They also do this. They did that percentage all through it
through Yes, you caught it three times more. That means if there
was one, there could have been 350 percent more means like
there could have been, there were three, there could have
been one. It's not even
it's not even math based. The wholesale
percentages doesn't mean anything. These are meaningless
terms
with no mask requirements. That is why the CDC from the
beginning, certainly of this academic year has been
recommending what they're calling a layered approach,
masking, distancing. Staying home when sick and vaccination
if eligible, and of course, TJ as you know, we should be
hopefully getting some more information about vaccine in the
five through 11 year old age group soon. That's okay. But
yes, I mean, it seems like in some places are saying hey, the
parents you take responsibility you want your kid to wear a
mask, fine, but they don't want the mandates in place. But we
have seen the evidence over a year and a half now.
No
evidence, no evidence. Thank you. Again, we've seen the
evidence Yeah, the Yeah, but doesn't mean it's true. They
never say these percentages. Yeah. You know, this sort of
thing. Three times as many as a mean anything meaningless.
What's your one to four to one to six, two to six. You know,
it's ridiculous.
So this is hospitalist. Now that I no longer laugh at the term
now that I know what it means at Hospice is a doctor, usually in
upstate New York, this hospitalists, her name is
Deborah Conrad, and she appeared on the highwire with Dell big
tree. You know, that's the guy who used to produce the doctors
and other CBS medical programs. And she also showed up on are in
a story on CBS mornings, and I'll play that and then so
listen to what the story is about her and then we'll get
into something she actually said and what her situation is and
what she's looking at and what her what her story is the
unvaccinated are officially out of time at New York State's
medical facilities, with 16% of the state's hospital workers not
fully vaccinated. That means more than 83,000 are at risk of
termination. Do you feel then it takes a mandate to get everybody
vaccinated? I do think so. Stephen Cohen is president and
CEO at New York Presbyterian hospitals one of the largest
systems in the country. Before its own vaccination deadline
last week, 30% of staff were unvaccinated. But after the
deadline, less than 1% refused a shot and resigned.
So out of 48,000 employees and affiliated physicians we have
less than 220 that have not chosen to get the vaccine
at Erie County Medical Center and buffalo. About 5% of the
staff. Roughly 400 people are unvaccinated. And on leave
hospital president and CEO Tom quatro shoe Why do
we have British guys do what are our cbs news in the morning
about New York? Do you understand that?
Well, you're the one that has the theory about and I agree
with it,
not that they're better than us more if there's if it sounds
more official.
They seem more informed. They seem more intelligent. Yeah,
they have this air this air about
it there. Yeah, a lot of air. He talked a lot here about
inpatient surgeries. We stop some of our outpatient visits,
we stopped ICU medical transfers from other referring rural
hospitals. We've asked for more time and work on strategies with
the state to ensure that as many people as possible get
vaccinated.
At a press conference Monday, Governor Kathy hoko announced
plans to send National Guard troops to hospitals like acmc
I'm wearing the same exact PP, I've worn the whole pandemic and
it's always kept myself and patients safe. Why is it change?
Deborah Conrad is a nurse in western New York suing the state
over its vaccine mandate. She's still uncomfortable with getting
the shot. Are you prepared to lose your job
or a career that I've loved? For almost 20 years I am prepared.
So a little more than just stewing then suing the state as
it turns out, so she works in a relatively small hospital to 20
to 30 doctors, and she was researching the adverse effects
of vaccination because she saw people coming in one or two days
after their second jab, dying of heart attack full on sepsis,
cancers. And this is all in a been an hour long interview.
That is in the show notes. And the way you heard her talk, she
did some very nice, and she's really like a very professional
young woman, and she just wants to do her job, right. And then
she stumbled across this thing called veirs, the vaccine
adverse event, React reaction system. And she had never heard
of it. She did not know about it, the CDC, the CDC, and FDA
did not, as she continuously says, Have any education for
anybody. She also then found out that it is a legal requirement
by law, if you're a and you'll hear them talk about providers,
because no longer are they doctors, it's a provider, a
provider provides you and provider provides you with the
medication, in this case, injected directly into your arm,
it is the providers obligation legally, to report any adverse
responses after vaccination. And it can be if you think it's
three months later, then you can still do that. So she finds out
about this database, she's never heard of it. She said, Okay, I'm
gonna put my patients in here. And it's very, and she goes
through the whole process, it's quite laborious, it takes a lot
of time, you need a lot of information about the patient's
medical history. And as it turns out, once you do that the the
people at the various database, they seem to be quite, quite
respectable. She said, Oh, they call right away, I got case
numbers. But they too, they they're like, no, no one's
reporting that just that people are not reporting because
mainly, they don't know about it, they don't have time for it.
And they don't even believe a lot of these things are adverse
events. So she volunteered at our hospital. So you know, what,
why don't I just do this, I've got a week off. And I can do
this, you know, on my weekends, I can catch up on some of the
reports. So you know, just give me give me your reports. And
here she is talking about that. And obligational law
to fill out these various reports. Yes, very much. And I
actually went to my leadership and and and talked about it. And
I said, you know, does anybody aware of this? Like, we need to
start doing this? Yeah. And of course, because it is such an
involved process. nobody really wants to do it. We don't have
the time, there's no, there's no time in your day to do it. So
they kind of came back at me and said, you know, what, if you
want to, you know, take this on that that's okay, go ahead, go
ahead and start reporting to various. And here I'm thinking
I'm just taking out a couple of patients here. And they're like,
I'll give you some of the cases, I think, right, like Vaccine
Injury, I don't have time for it. But if you exactly, I kind
of volunteered to do this job, because I felt it was a side
job. Yeah, cuz it's important, right? I recognize the
importance of it right away, like, we need to do this. And so
what I did was I put envelopes in our emergency room and our
fast track, because that's kind of where you're gonna see these
patients first. And I told the providers, hey, put any patients
you think may have something to do with it, or you're not sure,
just put them in there, I'll review the cases. And I'll start
reporting. And I did the same thing to many of my colleagues
that I work with, not all of my colleagues agreed with me,
because they really didn't want to even believe that these
vaccines could even potentially cause any problems. Plus, we
didn't even know what problems were supposed to be looking for.
So I had a lot of my colleagues not really give me reports, but
a lot that did. But like I said, that turned this volunteer
position turned into a, my entire week off, that's all I
was doing.
So a lot more in the adverse reaction sphere, then you would
expect, and she continues to do this. And then she, there was
some email, she was emailing her colleagues, she is a leader
within the organization. And she was telling Okay, now you should
really be doing this, but you can put in the envelope, I'll
take care of it, make sure everyone else knows. And then
she gets the call from management. And she recorded
that call in New York is a one on one side call state. So it's
legal. And she recorded this call and I mean, it's like HR
from hell. It's almost Well, we can stop this anytime. But I
think every single second of it just shows you exactly how true
people on the work floor. The people who are dealing with the
patients are told how to be how to manage what to do when to
shut up by the health care system.
I know you had sent out an email to some folks this morning and
so I wanted to make sure we had an opportunity to talk about
this. Sooner versus later. Later. So,
you know you're in trouble when you get that call right? versus
sooner versus later.
You know, I listen, I know, you're I absolutely understand
your concerns about the vaccine. And I absolutely believe that
your heart is in the right place with, you know, was wanting to
make sure that we are doing our due diligence and reporting the
adverse events. That said, the email that went out this
morning, really needed to be discussed. But I think that we,
we really need to make sure that we're providing a consistent
message to our team. Here, comms, and we need to make sure
that that also in alignment with what what our health system is
asking us to do, there's a risk to the organization from a
perspective of both under reporting and over reporting. So
this is interesting. So this is a system that the hospital was
not using. Most, none of the doctors knew about it, or the
nurses, maybe one or two. But this one knew this one got into
it. This one started reporting. And now Oh, well, does he want
to say like the the her managers were saying, oh, there's a risk
of us. Under rewarding or
over reporting. Let me just weigh everyone else's, we don't
want to stick out.
Exactly.
We need to make sure that that also in alignment with what what
our health system is asking us to do. There's a risk to the
organization, from a perspective of both under reporting and over
reporting
risk to the organization no less, I'd like that. Thanks. So
how
do we how do we make sure that we're, you know, we're sending
the right message out to our providers, and that they have
the information that they need to be doing this correctly,
because I share your belief that it's important that we get these
reports in. But I think we have to be thinking a little bit more
about the process and what sort of expected here.
So the problem might be that we're not the same as all the
other hospitals in the system, we're over reporting. So get
dead, we're probably have to do something here.
What our risk team is telling us the risk
team, the risk, risk, the risk team, oh, yeah, the risk team
process and what what sort of expected here from what our risk
team is telling us is that, really, you can only be
reporting on the patients that you are providing direct care
for. And so you cannot and I know you've been, you know, like
volunteering and being in trying to be helpful, but we need you
to kind of dial it back and focus on the patient with
dial it back. I mean, come on, we need you to dial it back. You
know, what's coming, the accusation is coming, right,
you are providing direct care for. And so you cannot and I
know you've been, you know, like volunteering and being in trying
to be helpful, but we're need you to kind of dial it back and
focus on the patients that you are directly responsible for.
And then folks do reach out to you because you've been saying,
Hey, we just me, they need to be, you know, directed to
theirs, and they need to do the practice themselves, for the
patients that they think that they think, need to report.
Okay. So I, I have been telling them to do it, and they don't do
it. The reason I took this on is because nobody else wants this
response. I mean, it's brutal, because you you then will be
getting phone calls from the CDC every single day as a result.
And it's I mean, the FDA, you know, really is the problem here
because they did not advise hospital systems what we're
supposed to be doing, but like I said, I brought this up back in
February and I see no, no response. I mean, that's my
frustration is this. We are not doing these patients a service
and and and again, the FDA did not tell us and they still will
not tell me. What conditions are we supposed to be reporting?
They are vague, they don't know because they're they never got
the clinical trials. They they never get them we are looking at
trial basis.
All right. So at this point, john, you're the HR lady. What
what direction do we start going out when you hear this pushback?
Well, wow, that's a promise I I can I can play act a little bit
but this one is a tough one because you have to be
incredibly douche bag in the first place and a corporate
shill to really pull this one off, so I have no idea how she's
gonna react to that. But you have to push back.
I want us to go down any kind of rabbit hole here. But I think
the thing we
we bring in the rabbit hole right away. So what rabbit hole
that she just say? She said, We don't even know what means it's
a real complaint. We don't know what to look for. The CDC has
given us no information. They don't have the clinical trial,
the FDA has given us no information. What do we what are
we supposed to do? And what comes back is let's not go down
the rabbit hole.
They never did them. We are
I don't want us to go down any kind of rabbit hole here. But I
think the thing we have to be, like, clear about, and I think
it I'm just I'm just going to be frank with you, because that's
the only way I know. But I will tell you in reading, you know,
and reading the few emails that you've sent me and then reading
the email that went out to the provider? It does, it does come
across a bit. Very vaccine. A very, but it's fun to fight, it
comes out quite, almost anti anti vaccine.
Third is you're an anti vaxxer it comes up How should I say it?
I mean, very nice. I'll just I'll just say a debit. You know,
me, I'm honest, it comes across as very anti vaccine
comes out quite, almost anti anti vaccine, right. You know,
clearly as, as an organization as a health system, right? Right
on and someone who, you know, as an organization that's working
on following CDC guidelines, and following the guidance of the
Department of Health, we are very much advocating for
patients to receive the vaccine, and we're very much working on,
you know, there's tons of efforts out there to try to
reduce vaccine hesitancy, I have some concerns that that the tone
that that you've had with this a little bit is certainly being
felled on the floor, right and being felt by your colleagues,
we need to be a little bit careful about that, right? I
support your your mission and goal of wanting to make sure
that we are following the law and that we ever have reporting
adverse events. But I also want to make sure that as a leader in
the organization, and as a provider within the
organization, that you understand, we want people to
get the vaccine, right. We want people to understand that on the
whole, this is a very safe vaccine. Right? And that's been
fine. Right? report that I appreciate it. I do. But I can't
understand why it as a whole. You know, in a world people are
acting like everything is grand. It's not, it's clearly not, we
may have to agree to disagree on sort of what's happening, you
know, kind of
so she says, but yeah, on a whole look of what's happening,
what's going on in the whole world, these vaccines? The
answer is, well, I think we'll have to agree to disagree.
Why, as a whole, you know, in a world people are acting like
everything is grand. It's not, it's clearly not I think we may
have to agree to disagree on sort of what's happening, you
know, kind of globally with the vaccine. I do think that we're
seeing, you know, yes, yes, just like other vaccines, it's it's
there are folks who are going to have it be negatively impacted,
but certainly on the whole, we've seen, you know, a
tremendous benefit to the vaccine. You and I are not
individual providers were employed providers, we come to
company line, that's part of our responsibility.
There it is, we toe the tub with the company line, that's part of
our responsibility. It's part of the Hippocratic oath,
heavily impacted, but certainly on the whole, we've seen, you
know, a tremendous benefit to the vaccine. You and I are not
individual providers were employed providers, we tell the
company line that's part of our responsibility is to be is to be
supporting the mission of the orc the mission of the
organization.
There you go. You thought you were helping people. No, no, no,
no, no, you're as part of your responsibilities to quote
profit oriented healthcare industry at this point in time.
Now the prot the real issue here, the doctor who wrote the
note and was doing the right thing, right. Getting all these
reports into veiners. database. Yes, does he made the error in
which something that everyone would normally do if you're not
trained. And I'm going to kind of mentioned what happened to
me. Oh, okay. When I was at the air pollution district, we had
the opportunity. I always, always take seminars. I'm a big
fan of these things. I took a one day seminar on memo writing.
It was called cypa 101.
No, it was but no, but you could get your co at ya information
out of this memo writing class. But it was a whole day of how to
write a memo, which seems as stupid day off. But no, to this
day, I can write some of the greatest memos you've ever read.
outside of government writer who's also been trained in
writing memos. This woman did not know how to write this, this
memo properly that she sent out her email should have been
written in the form of memo and should have had all the
disclaimers at the beginning about how great the vaccination
is, and how we're not trying to do anything. She could have had
the whole thing put together in a package in such a way that you
would have never gotten any kickback whatsoever. In fact,
you would have but once you have achieved anything, yes, you
would have been able to continue with it with this idea of
filling the varas database and what would have happened, it
would be even better if it was done correctly, it would have
been it would have gone out like a virus and hit all the other
hospitals. So none of the hospitals would have shown any
indication of being reporting more or less than the average.
Right? Right. It could have worked out but she because she
was panicked by and
none of us because she she wasn't thinking about the
organization. She's only thinking about the Haitians. He
didn't think about thinking right? Yeah, well, no thinking
right. It's very endearing. You can slay get the
job done. You can still get the job done it within these large
organizations correctly, and not get the blowback that she got in
and end up with a tip the ringer
is there. But there's some other tips that are there's some tips
you can give the producers when it comes to important.
main things about memo writing, you're always open the memo,
what do they have to be formally formatted? They have to be
formatted as a memo. And you have to know how does that a
template in word there, I never saw one but there should there
might be it
should be. Okay, I'm just saying this is exit strategy time.
There should be
a memo tie, just as my only tip is going to be the following.
The opening of all memos have to be extremely complimentary in a
kind of a rundown of how great everything is. Oh, really? Yeah,
you open up with how fabulous everything is. And it's a hugely
short three sentence, paragraph, maybe two. And then from there,
you go on to your grousing.
The only memos I've ever wrote, started like this, to
memorialize our conversation. That's, that's the boss, see ya
note, to memorialize our conversation where I told you,
you would no longer be reporting into the various database.
Actually, technically a cypa. Note is is a which I've done on
Friday get saved my job was from doing work. And it was on on
accident, okay,
Do tell.
A sequel when a note is to point out, it constantly be pointing
out stuff in writing issues that you have with some doesn't work
or something. You didn't get any feedback for someone, just just
little bitty things. And you used to put a string of those
out, asking for help. And what happened to me once was that I
was not it's a product that was inspecting it when I was an
inspector at trail mobiel wasn't good was going out improperly.
And it wasn't because it couldn't be fixed. It was
unfixable this this design of this of this product made for
Pacific Baris or some companies that it was a cargo container
that was made out of fiberglass and just wasn't going to work.
And I wrote immediately sent some notes in about it and I
never got any feedback it went on for months into the final
inspectors started catching these things and I got called to
the carpet for this these. You had you had your memos. I had I
said well, I said Look at this. Yeah, I have my memos. And boom,
I was back on the job. Instant. Somebody else got fired out. Of
course.
Someone get the bullet for that one.
Oh my.
Anyway, so the medical system is, is is clearly commercialized
to a degree where the Hippocratic Oath is just a part
of the responsibility. It's not the overarching thing. It's just
a part of it, or what's left
of the responsibilities always supersedes. Hmm, environmental
social governance. Let's do what's good for the corporate
structure for the toe the company line. So now we move on
to boosters, so we can just power through this. The
President got his his third shot his booster. What needs to be
answered is why the President did this on a set on a
soundstage. But it's made to look like The White House from
the inside with a fake backdrop outside.
Oh, she I didn't know this.
Oh my goodness, there's a picture and the reporters right
there you could see the side of the stage and it was it was a
stage. It was a soundstage that lights everything. And it's it's
not a room. I don't know if it's a replica of a room in the White
House. It kind of looks like it should be but
it would there's been a lot of this going on. They have with
the with the two little tables I talked about in the last show or
the show before? Yeah, that kind of set with the big screen. It's
like Biden doesn't want to go into the White House.
setting. That's the setting. That's the one that's the stage
they're using. What I don't know is, is it in the White House? Or
is in Delaware? I have a feeling it's
in the Eisenhower room, I'm told Oh, but why? why I don't think
he wants to go into the Oval Office. He knows it's a bug.
Because Obama's sitting there. That's why Obama would kick him
on. But I think the thing is, but completely so bugged
out none of this. There's I've never seen the necessity for a
set inside the actual White House where you can filmed
stuff, you know, there's tons of rooms, and it's historically the
interesting building. And you know, that I hope the first
redecorated, you don't do a set,
maybe Beelzebub is sitting in the Oval Office.
That's more likely than Obama actually. Anyway, so you know,
this decision, we know the FDA panel of experts said, Now we
shouldn't really be doing just any old buddy, we shouldn't
really be doing that. And then that was overruled by CDC
director Wollensky? Who has who actually has some thoughts about
who should really make these decisions? Yeah, I'm going to
make a really controversial, I'm sorry, this is Lena Leanna. When
I get confused, Leanna, when who is now going to explain what she
thinks, how she thinks that should work here, I'm going to
make a really controversial statement, which is that I don't
think that it should actually be up to the CDC or FDA to even be
making these judgment calls. I think at the end of the day, it
should be up to the White House. Because ultimately, this is a
policy decision based on the values of the American people.
The science is the science, different people are going to
interpret the science differently. And when it comes
to policy, that policy should be made by our elected leaders, not
by scientists.
Wow, my head is exploding. See, okay, I can kind of understand
that with the Biden administration. But you're
saying that should even have been true from 2016 to 2020. Let
the White House make the policy decision.
That was a Guy Kawasaki at a law either on for a full interview
is well worth listening to.
And how he just hates Trump. How
all yeah, oh, yeah. Oh, with with all his body and soul. And
that's all he could do. He could only bring it back to that. But
listen to what she says. I think the President should do this.
Really? I mean, if then why don't we just have every
governor of every state make these determinations? I mean,
come on. How about no one decides this? There's a thought
for you. Nobody.
What's interesting is that he really likes the idea of
deferring to the technocrats and loving them due to decision
making Oh, yeah. FTC to see these providers classic Silicon
Valley. myopia. He moved, never read the technological society,
for example, by Jacques ellul Whelan, in which warns about the
fact that Western societies are going to be predictably, john
taken over,
they use that as a technocrat, they use that as an instruction
manual. Series is going
to be taken over by technocrats who are going to be just which
is already on your way. The seat I mean, the EPA writes their own
rules and regulations. There's not the legislators that are
supposed to do it. They're supposed to write the laws, but
the laws have long since been handed over to these agencies.
Yeah, lawmaking. lawmaking has been handed over to the agencies
and the laws
and they tow the corporate line within the agencies in a
beautiful. So here's our CDC director, giving us the rundown
on CBS faced the nation where she was being grilled, grilled,
with softballs about boosters. So when when you are talking
about the formulation of the vaccine, you're saying the
second and the third dose are the same thing. Does that change
as the virus continues to mutate? Should we all be
prepared that we all will need to go get boosters every single
year.
I want to emphasize that our goal right now is to stay ahead
of the virus. We want to boost now so we don't end up in a
vulnerable Place but your question is an important one and
it's one we don't necessarily have the answer for yet we are
working to stay ahead of the virus we will see if we can get
the amount of transmission down in this country and truly around
the world which we are also working to do then we are
anticipating and hoping that we will not have more mutations
that will require more boosting in the future
yeah baby every year it'll be every year it's gonna be so
groovy
Oh at the end they already have the name for the last variant.
Now what is it?
I'm a communism
I walked into that I knew the answer to that came to light and
of course the big question The only thing we need to know when
we hit the end of September it's what the United States would
murca revolves around
sick kids go trick or treating on Halloween Is it safe? masked
up Hey, ya
know they're you're talking Yeah, they're messed up. What's
your problem? They should be totally safe should kids go
trick or treating on Halloween? Is it safe?
Oh gosh. I certainly hope so. If you're able to be outdoors
absolutely limit crowds I wouldn't necessarily do go to a
crowded crowded Halloween party but I think that we should be
able to let our kids go trick or treating in small groups and and
and I hope that we can do that this year.
You don't unbeliever I don't think they want to and then they
don't want any of that to happen. And you see the Pfizer
guy on with Stephanopoulos no I missed him now the Israeli guy
that so he's you know he's basically doing a quarterly what
what is it? September is it is the quarter up
you know, everyone has heard there is at the end of the
quarter all
Yeah. But for Pfizer specifically I wanna know in
Pfizer quarterly is come in I mean they come in it's all
varies by a couple of weeks I mean,
why else would the guy appear other than to do a sales job or
investor does he john everything Investor Relations job Yes, this
is Investor Relations. The way I see it My dad is CEOs is a
course on this is not Pfizer this the Madonna guy? just
murdered? Oh, Raymond Albert Borla. Let me I'm confused. Oh,
my my dad is CEO said this week that the pandemic is uncaused.
You're right. He's talking to the Pfizer guy. My dad is CEO.
No, he's he's he's setting up the question. He says your
competitor. I mean, it's you could do this on CNBC. Really?
So Madonna your competitive over there who stock prices on fire?
What's wrong with you?
He's Madonna CEO said this week that the pandemic is on course
to be over in about a year. Do you agree with that?
I agree that within a year, I think we will be able to come
back to normal life. I don't think that this means that
variants will not be continued coming. And I don't think that
this means that we should be able to live our lives without
having immune without having vaccinations basic. But that's
again remains to be seen the most likely scenario for me. It
is that because the virus is spread all over the world, that
we will continue seeing new variants that are coming out and
also we will have vaccines that they will last at least a year.
And I think the most likely scenario is on yahoo.
revaccination. But we don't know if we need to wait and see the
date. Hey, our product will be really good next year. It'll
last for a year. This was supposed to be like forever. It
was the camera
guy cuz that accent is so screwy.
It's an evil dictator like Dr. Evil type voice.
Yeah, it's got some sort of it's very strange. I should mention
that the train is going by the daily Odetta. Normally, there's
maybe two or three of these go by a day. The massive massive
one 150 car each with two containers coming out of the
Oakland port train with two engines lugging in the front and
two more engines in the middle. It's just started like five
minutes ago it's still going by I gotta get my I gotta get a
camera down there and film this thing because you know what can
believe how long this thing is? just ended.
He said, Hey, hey, let's go down. Let me see. Was there
anything else on on boosters or mandates that you had? Because I
think
Yeah, I got a bunch of COVID stuff. Oh, crappy.
Let's do it.
That COVID I got to because CBS seems to be the one that CBS is
the one that had the the three by three they had Abdul Jabbar
on there. And going on about you know, the basketball and the
rest. And CBS is really on a tear to do stuff. So here's a
fork or shorties This one's a little longer ones only seven
seconds. US Special reported in yesterday's CBS Evening News
with Nora Just look stern. She looks like them like a horrible
stern woman. And she can barely crack a smile when she does it's
like oh, because I know they're telling her to smile more but
she won't do it. It's It's hard. It's not easy for her. So she
goes on, this is what you got to listen to. This is the first 17
seconds and just his commentary that's needed so I'll have to go
on to the FDA play this first clip
and another big development YouTube says it is now banning
users who spread vaccine misinformation. Yeah, and that
includes anti vaccine activists, Robert Kennedy Jr. are reporting
on the pandemic takes us to an overrun Hospital in Montana,
where CBS is Meg Oliver got rare access
such a miss mischaracterization of Kennedy Jr. The only thing he
wanted is no mercury in vaccines he's not a no anti vaxxer you
lie CBS you
lie of course they lie but but the thing is at the end of this
when they introduced the segment she says we got rare access to
Who are you kidding lady? Every network and every local station
has got access and they're in these hospitals because they
have to have the report about the guy in his deathbed who
wished he had gotten the vaccine
oh that's what she was was promoting rare access to the
hospital
he played into the clip again
oh I'm sorry. Oh, by the way had the next one set up
another big development YouTube's as it is now banning
users who spread vaccine misinformation and that includes
Robert Kennedy Jr. But tonight are reporting on the pandemic
takes us to an overrun Hospital in CBS is Meg Oliver got
okay I got it over a rare access for the overrun, overrun
Hospital in Montana overrun its overrun
with mind play to play the end again, well, you didn't play it
cut it off at with overrun. Oh,
I'm sorry. I didn't know you want that.
Or CBS is Meg Oliver got rare access.
Yeah. And she emphasizes rare. Yeah, she got rare act. Okay, so
we know this is bullshit right away. It's rare access.
It's almost like alert, alert, alert. This is going to be
bullshit. And so now we go right into a non sequitur right off to
the beginning of the report.
So what's the problem? Why you seen another surge what we're
seeing right now is 80% of the COVID patients we have run
vaccinated
no 80
Yeah, well, that's what she said. But did you listen to the
structure of the what she did what they put out there?
Let's listen to it again. On the non sequitur so what's
the problem? Why are you seeing another surge what we're seeing
right now is 80% of the COVID patients we have run vaccinated.
Oh wow, good catch. So why is there a surge answer because 80%
of the of the of the people are unvaccinated?
No. She didn't even say that. She didn't even say because
no, no, she just said Oh, really? Let's listen again.
So what's the problem? Why are you seeing
another surge? What we're seeing right now is 80% of the patients
we have right now they're slick. Do you think that's intentional?
That really that is it? Yeah, it must be all scripted. Yeah, of
course.
Well, the worst part about it is because when I deconstruct these
things, especially this particular report is loaded with
this kind of So Adam, it was beyond Did you still are you
still beating your wife? Like why is there a surge she hasn't
even saved because of any reason she just says flies away Yeah,
there's something else yeah. So this is CBS at his absolute best
doing propaganda to get people vaccinated and then of course
everything is now predictable they go into the hospital
there's not it's not like it's hectic in there by the way, but
it's you know, it's not at all Do you hear a bunch of it? Let's
put it there which is a little long
was it was that a live toss? Or do you think that was edited
that that was edited? Oh, okay, so that's how they edited which
makes it even even funnier. I got it Okay, so wasn't scripted.
They took those pieces put them together. Okay, here's your your
next clip.
in Billings, Montana emergency room. Doctor Jamie Belsky can
barely keep up with the surge of new COVID patients.
Have you run out of beds? So we are all getting started off as
we're running out of things to be frank with you are hearing
we're short on beds. We're running out of beds. I mean, are
you running out of beds? We're short on beds. I we're running
out of beds to be quite frank with you. Is that ever responses
This is that
how they get the term overrun because they're running out. A
lot of running out a lot of running running
out. We're short and we're running out. It's okay. was
another one that was clipped okay now here's the long clip
this clip for which is just loaded with stuff I can't even I
can't even break it up anymore because it's ridiculous at this
point
here in Billings clinic the largest hospital in the state,
the ICU is running at 150% capacity with younger and sicker
patients admitted daily. The National Guard is on hand to
help care for in screen do patients. People need to get
vaccinated? Because right now we're hurting. I struggled with
being on a ventilator a 59
year old Frank Miller was hospitalized with COVID ago, the
unvaccinated engineer spent more than a week on a ventilator. how
scared were you? We were scared out of your mind. What did you
think was going to happen? Because you don't know. We don't
know what's happening. Afterwards, I thought I'd come
outside and I couldn't move my hands. couldn't feed myself. In
the past week, Montana averaged about 108 COVID patients in
hospital I see us breaking the record seen during the winter of
2020. Have you reached your breaking point yet? You have
good days you have bad days.
I have days I have to call my college buddies and say Hey,
man, it's been a it's been a bad day. We lost a tough patient
last night. And they're great about coming up and saying hey,
what can we do?
The patient frankly spoke to here regrets not getting the
vaccine and plans to do so he still has a long road ahead of
himself, including rehab to learn how to walk again to feed
himself Nora
Okay, we get a guy can't walk now and he plans to get the
vaccine after he's gone through this rigmarole and it's a
variation read this is not even a report it's just that it's a
piece of blatant propaganda in his
in his trauma, it's trauma, it's trauma propaganda.
And it's designed to scare people and freak them out and oh
my god, I can't move my hand I can't walk. What do I wanted? I
don't know I don't know four or five people have had COVID I
mean and I'd never heard anyone get paralyzed from it but I
guess it's possible because it gets you know it does crazy
thing there was
was a very odd report about me see where was this? Let me see
what this is from BMC infectious diseases. case report of
restless Aino syndrome as restless leg syndrome variant
after COVID-19 and there's this case of this guy who we are used
to laugh at restless leg syndrome but it seems to be a
real thing where you just you're always your head legs just
moving around. And now one of the COVID After Effects is
restless angels it sounds like a joke but it's a it's no joke.
What is restless anal mean you're pooping all the time or
you're Martin.
Several weeks after discharge he gradually began to experience
restless deep aim. It sounds like a joke but it's a real
publication. I'm soundtrack is Babylon B. No, it's not the
Babylon v. Several weeks after discharge, he gradually began
gradually began to experience restless, deep, anal discomfort.
Approximately 10 centimeters from the perennial region. The
following features were observed in the Asia region. urge to move
is essential with worsening with rest improvement with exercise
and worsening at evening. colonoscopy revealed internal
hemorrhoids without other rectal lesions. And then there's some
other fun stuff. And so conclusion we reported case
presenting wrestles Angel syndrome following infection of
COVID-19 as restless leg syndrome variant, it's a variant
of the Restless Leg Syndrome. I think I'd rather have restless
redhead restless leg syndrome, for sure. All right, so
everything seems to be going okay. I mean, a Montana is just
the unvaccinated but let's move ahead and our time machine.
Let's go toward the future. That's where we have to go to
COVID down under there six months ahead of us. Let's see
what the latest stats are from New South Wales.
As the minister said, tragically, today we announced
the deaths of seven people who have lost their lives to
COVID-19 four women and three men. One person was in their 40s
one person in their 50s two people in their 70s two people
in their 80s and one person who was in their 90s. All of those
individuals had underlying health conditions. One person
was not vaccinated. Three people had received one dose of a COVID
vaccine, and three people had received two doses of a COVID
vaccine
doesn't seem to be all that groobie
Wait a minute. So they had seven deaths so that got the whole
country locked down because it's seven days What is your average
daily death? It's got to be a lot more than that. But okay,
let's say we've got these seven. And and all of them except one.
We're old. 70 and older. And most of them had shots had the
vaccine. Yeah. So it is what does this tell you?
COVID is a killer. That's what she just COVID to killer.
Everybody's gonna kill you. It's gonna kill you, I tell you. But
it doesn't matter because everyone's getting bakst
especially people who have read my column in the last column and
substack read it.
I didn't read it. I thought I didn't see it come through.
What's it about?
It's about fealty. fealty. Yeah, this is a giant, I predict I've
seen that this all this vaccin shut downs. and everything in
between is all a test to see how many people in the public,
especially in western democracies are obedient. So
there's a giant obedience test because and I kind of bring it
up at the beginning. And I because I believe this is partly
true. We see what's happening with China. And I just saw the
real rise now. We see what's happening in China, where you
have an obedient population very obedient. They've always been
that way. When I was a kid, we were told about it, the Chinese
can do anything that the public can do anything they want.
That's why they had the one child per family thing ever,
okay, whatever. And so they're very obedient. And that
obedience has resulted in the being the economic powerhouse
that they're that they are right now. And so maybe, if we tested
our own public, for obedience, we could see maybe we could say,
if we're obedient enough, maybe we can compete with the Chinese
that way. And the basis for this, which is not in the column
is my reference to the mid 80s, the 1980s, when all these books
came out about Japan, and Japan's way of doing
manufacturing, how we should be more like Japan, we should have
these QC groups and we should do this and we should do that. And
it was even a big giant book written about this. In fact, a
number of books came out about how the Japanese miracle how it
works and how much better they are. This all took place just
before the collapse of the Japanese economy and their stock
market over there which never never fully recovered. But at
the time we were still all we should all be more like the
Japanese now I think we're trying to get us to be more like
the Chinese. And it's a giant test and it's they'll be who's
the obedient ones, and the ones who aren't obedient are not
good. They're going to be left behind. So we needed a obedient
public to get to work.
So it's like, we're we're playing a huge game of Simon
says.
Yeah, and the winner of so far is New Zealand. Wow, most
passive, most obedient public. In all Western society.
Well, that was a Australia it was New South Wales, but I
think,
no, I know that was I'm saying New Zealand. We don't have
reports from that because they're just shut down. They had
one case they shut down.
You can't even get a report. I mean, we wouldn't even know if
the whole place had sunk into the ocean. Yeah, there's nothing
coming up. And I need I do need more you cinda. But you know,
the Lord, the Lord give us the Lord taketh. He took
us in you get your new and he gave us hope he's better
actually. That's funnier.
Now. The good news is that we're getting very close to the
desired level of vaccination in Australia, which means Freedom
Day is right around the corner. Let's find out how free you'll
be in Australia on Freedom Day, we'll knock wages 13 days away
from our first so called Freedom Day, easing restrictions only
for the fully vaccinated, you'll be allowed fire vaccinated,
visitors to your home groups will be allowed outdoors,
restaurants, pubs and other hospitality venues can reopen.
At one person per four square meters. Retail Stores can reopen
hairdressers, and nail salons with a maximum of five clients.
gyms will be back offering classes of up to 20 people. Now
weddings can have up to 50 guests and dancing is allowed
funerals up to 50 people as well. Churches and other places
of worship can open but with no singing. Major venues like
stadiums, zoos and theme parks can have 5000 guests, cinemas,
theaters, museums and galleries will also be back again. Only
for the fully vaccinated in this first stage. Yeah, baby Freedom
Day. Sounds pretty free Australia I'd say you've been
granted all kinds of beautiful freedoms you should think. Thank
you. Thank you, Your overlords for that. Can you imagine? I
mean, we're gonna see, I guess I guess. Cuomo de Blasio already
kind of spoke like that this. This new hoko lady isn't far
off.
Oh, I like her
the vaccine necklace that was just doing merge, you know, I
was like, Okay, this lady's gonna be around.
Yeah, that is merchant I'm sure they're selling like hotcakes.
There's a number of funny merchants out there that are,
I'm going to grab a couple of them. One is the votive, that
tall Mexican style votive candle. It's like it looks like
a giant prayer candle. It whatever. Yeah, and it's got but
Does Fauci know she's got two or three of them on there. I
have the Fauci prayer Can you have a Fauci one? Yes, and it's
I burned it halfway if you recall, someone sent it to me,
almost at the beginning of this thing. And I was burning it out.
I was burning it every every show.
I was burning a lot of Fauci bobbleheads which is Yeah, cool.
Yeah, no, this
is this is a collector's item.
A debt I agree. And you know me I'm the expert on collector's
items. And that Foushee candles got to be one of
them. What do you want my i mean is a is a
bird one.
Okay. Beggars can't be choosers.
Yeah, I was not going to go I'm gonna I'm gonna go search Etsy
and see what kind of crap I can find. Because this is actually
this will be collectible in that you'll be one of those things
you go to the county fair and there's like these little bins
showing people's collections and get a gold medal or Blue Ribbon
I'm sorry, or second place ribbon, whatever, for these
collections that this will be the COVID collection. There'll
be all kinds of stuff eventually it should be coming out by the
mug mugs.
That is not an instruction no agenda shop we do not need any
Fauci
COVID COVID survivor mug is a winner we already got one of
them yeah we
have we've got a lot of stuff like that before we Oh, we
should take a break before we do. Did you see the Tony Awards?
I did.
Oh my guy would say we're one of the few
I know I stumbled on him. I was I was running
by mistake
too. It was totally by mistake and I didn't catch the one on
Paramount plus I caught the the with the singing and dancing one
on the CBS ABC CBS NBC I don't even know the network so I
watched it it was disgusting.
Oh I didn't see it. I just have the ratings that's all that's
all right.
Okay, watched it. It was it was it was out of control. It was it
was virtue signaling it I didn't show anyone it's not even
reviewable as far as I'm concerned.
The last time the Chinese the Chinese were on it was 2019 they
did not have a chonies because it was no broad Yeah,
they're given awards after the closed year
yeah, so since there was no Broadway there was no Chinese in
2020 and the viewing numbers for the 2019 Awards This is so this
would be pre pandemic was already go pretty much no
interest 5.4 million show that you saw thank goodness when you
were there, pulled in a whopping 2.7 million viewers. Wow is bad.
That's bad. But now this Hollywood Reporter wrote an
interesting little line here. Now the bulk of the cioni is
also streamed exclusively on Paramount plus with only the
awards for Best Play best revival of a play and Best
Musical presented during the CBS special per usual with streaming
platforms viewer figures for the Paramount plus chonies
presentation are treated like a state secret is and this is it
this is this is how the streaming guys they're changing
the metrics
in there again, because nobody's watching nobody watched that.
But they're
changing the metrics to their benefit. They don't they don't
want anyone to know it's like they'll tell you they'll tell
you how good it was. I was very successful for us. Yeah, that's
how that's how it works.
Biggest numbers ever pays was she just numbers
ever? I don't think so. Was there anything notable in the
show was
probably one of the worst presentations of of any show of
his type. It made it made the the Emmys look like the greatest
show ever. look like they PT Barnum Come on. I mean it was
just sad. They did all the musical numbers and you got To
see a few things that was just poorly project that was poorly
done to it was way too woke. It was like this giving you more
reason not to go to Broadway.
would just give me an example of the work we should have had a
cliff.
Well, they had Titus What's his name? The actor and his
boyfriend after singing some duet what was
the what was was there any men and dresses because we forgot to
mention that that happened on the Emmys with any men in
dresses.
No, but they were delighted men singing love songs to each other
holding hands. Oh, yeah. Lots man it was just it was it was I
wouldn't say it was all 100% gay but it wasn't necessarily
offensive if you if you like Broadway anyway. But it was a I
would say it as a kind of sure it was to gay and it was to come
to Broadway you know, and it was it was just it was it made you I
had to take a shower afterwards.
I like to thank you for your obvious courage and say in the
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in the troll room for today huh? Did I get a good account I
didn't get account Huh? What's happening? Try again. Ah there
we go. 2026 2026 trolls on deck and we appreciate y'all being
there and if you want a little more laid back experience you
can follow john and i know agenda social calm it is our
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we interact with any other server it's called the
Federation you can follow me Adam at no agenda social calm
and john a Jhansi Dvorak at no agenda social calm and I had a
pretty good an email from someone who said, Hey, I want to
set up a mastodon server, would it be okay to get a subdomain of
no agenda social calm? And I thought that was actually kind
of a good idea. interesting idea. So they can do you know
five like, I think I want to do it for the Texas group. So
they'll do na 512 dot no agenda social calm. Now, I want to say
that. That means that you are not completely independent. You
know, if I keel over and I forget to renew no agenda,
social calm and someone captures that you're done. You could you
could be really screwed. I don't know what happens in the
fediverse when you change your URL, but I'm thinking it's not
going to be very good. But as a general community idea, I think
it's dynamite. A very, very smart idea. And I agree. Yeah.
And you just said, email me. And I will, I'll map it to your to
your server. So and we've been struggling, but I'm kind of
looking for something like that to make it fit together better.
So strap onto our life vest. Yeah, that's no agenda, social
calm. Now. We want to thank the artists for Episode 1385. We
have to start with the artist. That was capital's agenda, who
brought us what I thought was a very Mondrian esque piece of
work. I think he himself titled it, like Bauhaus, which I
disagree with. I don't think it was a very Bauhaus II piece. I
can see a little bit too but more importantly, lots of
feedback. People love this piece of art. And I think, you know,
that's kind of our our mission is to, is to strike an emotional
chord.
Yeah, it I thought it was. It wasn't the piece I picked right
away. You were really attracted to it.
Yes, I was all about it. You're jacked up.
I had a I had one execution complaint, which is I didn't
like the little blue fillings on
fillings on was on a B and an O when a D
IOBO. OBD. OBD. I don't know. Yeah, maybe that means
something. But it was a real pretty piece. And it was
you were looking at something else that what were you looking
at? Yes.
I'm trying to find it. It was I think he was on page two is not
by we get swamped
I can't remember it was it wasn't the poop emojis and
enough fists everybody we're not going to do the fist fan we
don't like fists we've done it this like a lot of pooping stuff
a lot and I'm always surprised by that I mean you just putting
the word poop it's
ah I kind of liked this piece to get more nation awards by ness
works It
was like a Is that the one that you mentioned that you like
messy looking
awards? Being below or something it was gonna cool
no huh um that was I can't remember what it was that you
were looking at that you liked Kenny Ben tried to try the
monkeys again and by putting our name in it yeah too little too
late pal
Yeah Nice try
was it no the awards now that was on the previous episode The
award oh maybe you're right yeah,
you can get it was it the mug? I think was it the mug that you
know it wasn't the mug Was it the maybe the get deleted? Was
it uh there was you were looking at something else we were
looking at evergreen now this is this is gonna be evergreen piece
frustrated frustrate me with so you had a whole bunch of the
pooping stuff and
Yep,
oh no upper you'd like the the whip the no agenda from moose
the whip
yeah it's on it's on the the number the front page about
halfway down the right hand side the leather Background The
leather whip that makes up the Oh have no agenda.
No no,
no no you don't see it now that
was definitely not it I just looking at it now. I don't
remember ever seeing it before. Alright, man, whatever. There
was a there was a lot of pieces to choose from and the art art
artsy, artsy piece. I think I complain because it really was
not topical. But it was so pretty that we
sometimes you just have to let the art move. You know what it
was? I'm sorry. You're correct on evergreens. It was the Emmy
Award. No, no. With the No, that wasn't I don't know. Ah, we look
at everything. But there was too much poop art.
Yes. Oops, no, good.
That's the basic problem. Thank you very much. Now I forgotten
who it was. It was uh, gosh, golly.
It was a capitalist agenda. Was it? No, it
was a capitalist agenda. Now, man. He's
the one who does that kind of stuff. Yeah.
I think it was Yeah. capitalist agenda. Okay, sorry about that
capital's agenda. Thank you. Excellent work, we loved it,
you've got our feedback, you can do even better next time. But
truly, as a part of the value for value system, this is this
is so beautiful. We get look, we were complaining about the art.
That's how much selection there is. And every single piece is by
itself fantastic. But we have to make a choice. And we have three
choices, one for the the pre stream art, one for the show
art. And of course, we also have newsletter art. And all the
artists work is highly appreciated. You can you can see
them all you can participate at nogen our generator calm. And if
you have a podcasting 2.0 app, which you can find that new
podcast apps.com then you can see many of these images that we
talked about coming by in sequence time with our chapters.
And even some of them used later on in the show just because they
fit the topic. And I got a text message this morning from Brett
Weinstein. Come about that. You know our March. When is he is he
the he's the one with Heather he's the one with Heather.
Heather, Heather, Heather, you know who to talk to talk like
that. Oh,
he's the thin one.
He's it's Brett Weinstein, who was you know, with with Heather
is Breton
Barton.
Okay, well, Brett is the one with 600,000 followers on
Twitter. And, and somehow, people pulled me into a thread.
People I would say fantastic producers, who said, Hey, man,
you should talk to Adam Curry. He's ponferrada. He can tell you
out what's going on. It's fine. He did. And so and so I properly
replied, I know Brett, let me know if I can help with
anything. And then he dm he's me a DM on Twitter and gave me his
phone number. We've been texting and he wants to talk and he's
very interested. I mean, this could be a huge, huge push for
podcast index and for podcasting. 2.0 he's got
numbers.
Yeah. Well, Brett's the guy who is that? I had to look look them
up. Brett's the guy the other guy works for Peter teal. Yeah.
Brett's the guy who is who cowed back down to the students at
evergreen and quit yes to his wife.
Yes, correct correct.
And yeah he should be on podcasting. 2.0 I'm good good
Yeah, he should make maybe even get on his show.
Don't totally that's part of the deal. I'll help you but you got
to put me on your show. I have nothing to say on his show in
the way and and we text me that. Yeah, I was just talking about
you with Joe to go Joe. Joe help in the podcasting. 2.0
Weinstein's are just they're there. They all want to be both
and want to be friends with Joe.
Why not everyone wants to be friends with Joe Joe's cool
friends with Joe Joe's got the direct connect to the horse.
dewormer baby, we love Joe. Alright, let's thank some of our
other producers who have also done fine work. We love the
time, talent and treasure that everybody puts into it. And
these are the executive producers and associate
executive producers for today's show, which is Episode 1386
on our way to 1400 indeed. So if you get the news that you're
going to see a theme of 1400 in the photo, the first picture on
the news or you started
the the pre marketing for Episode 1400 Nice.
Yeah, first one was a Kawasaki 1400
Wait a minute. There was a Kawasaki 1400 motorcycle.
Yeah in the news. Yeah. What do you mean there was let me it's
gonna make it I think
1400 cc? Yeah, that's an odd number isn't typically like 1200
cc how'd they get an extra 200
it just made it bigger motor so I used to I used to I used to
have a couple bikes, ride bikes I ride bikes well, so my my old
roommate harden was a real bike nut he had a lot of bikes so
years went by and seen it for a while and he comes by the house
with we in fact one time the two of us draw he had a Suzuki 750
watercool years ago when that was a powerful bike but today
but today's world with this 1400s and all these bikes I mean
there's no comparison well the 1400
which is a 750 I just found out 750 toys it's only a 750 but if
you call it a 1400 that's what net Ned says
well they he came by with a 1250 that was 1200
Yeah, that's that's a goldwing level.
So he would but this was like a cafe racer style. And so he
comes by with this bike and I hadn't driven a bike for a while
so I said you want to drive us to jail? Yeah, sure.
That's a big that's a big bike for just hopping on again.
It's a bit it's a little more powerful than you'd expect. So I
go around the corner with this thing and it's like a back road
is wide open so I decided just to give it a low gas Holy
mackerel so it scared the crap out of me so I mean just this
thing took off like a rocket ship and so I you know back it
off and come back into the put it back in the driveway shaking
I said holy How do you even drive this thing is this bike is
dangerous. Mm hmm. Well, that's what most people drive nowadays
are driving these bikes. I don't know. I don't know.
Yeah, no, I I never got into the I had crossers. I'd kreidler 70
cc motocross I had. Oh my god.
By the way, the most dangerous bike ever drove was a Honda 50
but the one doesn't go it doesn't stop. It just doesn't go
doesn't stop so you get a goat, you know, you finally gets up to
some speed. You can't stop the damn thing. Dad that is a
deathtrap. I'm glad they took them off the market.
My last ride was motocross. It was a celebrity ride. And I had
always written like 125, maybe a 250. They gave me a KTM 450. And
I went up on that, like the table jump, and I landed and
somehow my risk just kind of went down. And the bike shot
off. And I've landed flat on my back. And that was it. I
couldn't I couldn't poop straight for a year after that.
When we doing this show when that happened.
I have no idea. horrible story. Well, let's start off with our
donations. Yes, instead of our tales of
Tales of old dudes and bikes. Hey, that's another exit
strategy. As I hear that car talk is gone. So it can be old
dude with bike talk.
Yeah, well, first on the list, by the way, we have anonymous,
sir anonymous, I'm sorry. Ron dogpatch or slow bogey, he's
back in his note, and he gave 1850 which I cried three times
to make sure it was accurate. In his note, in a subtext he kind
of confirms our suspicions.
Can I ask you a question first? Yeah, you just said you had to
count it three times. Did it come in What was the form of
gaming a cash on $1 bills? Okay 50 Wow. But it when I read the
note, you'll see why counted three times. All right. Thank
you for all the producers that make this such a informative and
useful show. JOHN, thank you for counting the donations
accurately. flawed numbers result in flawed information.
And there is already enough of that going around. Wow.
Rubicon anybody
tell me about rule is that he's just given it to us.
That's fine. And that's that restless Angel syndrome I heard
about.
I will keep it short as demands have accelerated in the past
several weeks. I have zero idea if vaccines will be required
after my travels, but I am staying dangerous. My experience
continues to be don't ask don't tell behavior. Just fill in the
forms around the world. Although although paying testing it does
I'm just gonna read what it says although paying testing fees,
okay, paying fees, remain a staple of my life. And you've
gone through that you know how expensive they are very
expensive. For those considering vaccine mandates I recommend
they review The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 as their model. And
that case, they applied article four section four clause three
of the US Constitution a while for vaccine mandates, I assume
they would have to apply compelling state interest. For
those less familiar with US history. The Act required all
law enforcement members to participate under penalty
effectively $34,000 in current dollars, punish, punish those
hiding or helping such fugitives financially for the value of
lost labor and cost of recovery and eliminated habeas corpus for
the accused fugitive consequences of the Act seem
obvious in retrospect yet, so word decisions on Afghanistan
following our experience is with Vietnamization. Those that fail
to remember history dot dot dot karma hmm
wow, that's a lot in there.
Thank you so much to deconstruct that on your
promise of dogpatch and lower slobo via a true a true gem and
a scholar amongst gentlemen and possibly some spook sending on
messages through the show.
coded
it's okay it's no problem. We live and die by numerology thank
you so much nope no jingles no karma we have to we have to be
strict. He doesn't want it you don't get it.
I'll get this one sure Mac a nudo is next from dela paz
$1,000.33 and he simply says from sir Mecca nudo dela paz
love you guys a little goat please you've got karma
gentlemen Dave have the Clay Pits. parts are known in the US
346 53 and 4650 I wonder if there's a reason is my donation
of 346 88 wait a minute is that is that did pay pal ding a
couple cents off of his donation john
don't do it when it comes through though do all the
donations on this list are gross not net
Hmm Okay. Go here it is regardless my donation of 346 88
qualifies me for the title of gentlemen Dave of the Clay Pits
I will make that Sir David have the same at some point in the
near future God willing. So waiting me he's making up a
title gentlemen Dave.
This cropped up some years ago that's not a level is it
gentlemen of the Squier and well if he's if he's a knight and he
wants to call himself a general that's
not what he's saying. He's saying I will make that Sir
David at some point in the near future.
There are people that call themselves Squires or dig it
just like it's just like a pseudonym. He wants to come sell
junk and Dave, I don't have okay.
We have no say over you are more than welcome to that good
gentlemen, Dave of the Clay Pits. And he says he will make
that Sir David at some point in the near future, God willing and
the creek don't rise. The donation amount is 25 cents per
episode plus 38 cents to encourage you to keep going.
Well, thank you. I appreciate that. That's a real Attaboy. My
second human resource Joanna Lin was dating this guy named Ben
named Dave now sir Dave from dementia be or whatever, when he
hit me in the mouth in the run up to the 2016 election, the
show is certainly an acquired taste and it was not until after
that election that I was hooked or wonder I wonder how that
worked. What was the what was it after the election? Why Why were
you hooked?
What election?
The 26th 2016 No, maybe there's
a big Trump supporter and he thought that we'd since we were
deconstructing news sources you're most of the anti Trump he
thought that was a big deal because nobody else is doing it.
I'm sorry this this is that usually happens to you but now
people are calling me during the show. So anyway, that's when he
was hooked I've never been called during the show the
effort the aforementioned 30 something kids we married at the
beginning of the month so no goat nuptials karma is hereby
requested they're also working hard on producing human
resources of their own to perhaps a second dose of karma
for that as well. We do it all in one big one. So Dave's
birthday is an October 2 so please add them to the list.
jingles are dealer's choice Thank you gentlemen for
promoting sanity in this world gone insane there's much more I
would like to add but that's already about a minute if you
would like to spend about 50 seconds Oh yeah, he he sent the
poem in which I'll put in the show notes and I've chosen a
little bit of this ditty since we haven't heard it in a while
it's a classic
ants. I got ants I got ants you've got karma ants. Ants GOT
GOT ants ants and karma ants.
All right, we've got a Kevin law Liu x 338. And he says I can't
write Warren Piece in 250 characters. Thanks Pay Pal. How
spying karma work six months searching ended with karma and
one week. Wow. Check check number from a sale My house is
338 hence the donation Oh gee Pelosi jobs karma.
They say numerology doesn't matter
jobs, jobs, jobs and jobs. That's their job. Now we have
Wes Baker from Walker stand 334. And I'm going to read a note now
I'm going to do a little quiz for you asking you to guess I
give it three guesses. Where because and because because I
just put woca Stan on here because it's one of those things
that came in Jason here to scan this stuff so you wouldn't know.
And Eric put California Oregon Washington his question marks
I'm going to read
woker Stan that's woker Stan is Wait, don't tell me. Who was the
queen of Walker stand Kara Swisher. No, I don't know where
Walker stand is. Well, I'm gonna
give you three guesses afterwards. Maybe there's a hint
in Okay. All right, ITM jack I know where it's from, because he
put it on his check. I came to the best podcast in the universe
from twit.
Oh knows.
I repeatedly or twit donation. I repeatedly heard Jcd talking
about the no agenda show and decided to give it a listen. So
I've been listening for for a bit 1000s of hours later I thank
you for the sanity once upon a time I had a monitor a monthly
donation setup. And after a card change I thought I would just do
annual donations and if a sense fallen down on the job, oh no.
You too old dudes and the community on no agenda social
have restored my faith in humanity. I live in a liberal
area, or as I refer to it as rokus Stan and I look forward to
the twice weekly Thursday shows to give me a break from my
Walker stand co conspirators. Can I get a D dashing? You've
been d deuced. And I should have given you this earlier but he
needs an information man. New information has come to light
and fear is freedom for us. shittest sends in the four
corners restricted zone. Thank you for your courage Wes Baker.
Well, Wes, thank you very much. Of course we can do that for
you. I've got information man. New shit has come to light.
subjugation is liberation, contradiction. Those are the
facts of this world. And you surrender to them. A classic,
one of our favorites and feels like we'll be using it more
these days.
So we know that welcome Stan is in the four corners area which
is right in the middle of the country, kind of where the four
states come together in the courtroom stand there and you
jump from state state the state where do you think it might be
the four corners? No not the four corners welcome local Stan
could be my first guess would be Boulder Colorado.
Okay I thought I thought they were more optimal going to give
me options
yeah no you can get hints
okay hints.
The only hint I can give you us in the Foursquare states.
Austin, Texas.
Well, I sent to us all these workers says I'm going to tell
you what it is. Because everyone out there will be generous.
Okay, you're ready, and you're you're totally Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
Really now?
Yeah. Though you can't get away from it.
It now that must be because that's where all the rich people
are buying homes and building homes.
They were all moving to Casper.
Casper, Wyoming. Aye. Aye, maybe? I don't know. Maybe
they're bleeding all over the place.
I think if Cheyenne Wyoming represents a Whoa, Stan. Yeah.
Then we're all screwed. And what is all for? Just give up?
Well, thank you very much, Wes Baker. And Kristen. Booker boots
boot girl. I think Bo TTG er Booker. Sounds about right.
Boots girl. She's from Deutschland from singing
Deutschland zinger. 333 3333 boettger. This donation as
executive producer go Oh, switcheroo goes to my smokin hot
husband Heiner, who turns 40 today all right to make sure we
switcheroo that Heiner Heiner, Mr. Drink for you. He never
misses out one single show for more than four years now. So I
thought this would be a perfect birthday present. Now that that
is a great spouse, please do shim de duced Also make sure to
send them some goat karma. We appreciate your work and thank
you for keeping us sane while the rest of the world turns
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our kids in the same spirit due to the fact that we listened to
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the gizmo nation anthem and love to listen to the flight of the
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Listen to the stream. Yeah, of course. Live baby.
Give it the good work. And john, stay safe. Thank you very much.
Heiner and Heiner is on the list. And and and curse Nick and
Kristen dunka you've got karma
onward with Stephanie Francis enough. And she's in Chandler,
Arizona 333 33. She's an executive producer. Thank you
for all that you're doing to wake up people up. I have been
seeing the threes everywhere in the last couple of days. So I
know it's time for me to step up and make my first donation a few
more of these and I'll be joining my husband Don Francis
at the roundtable I'd love to connect with others in our area
in Chandler Arizona, so maybe I'll just have to plan a meet up
to do so. Okay. Got to be meet up sir. Can you play the get
vaccinated? No. Jingle and good karma for all I see ya.
This is Stephanie course we can get backs. No. I love that
you've got karma. Next up, another executive producer
serving jinzo from Brooklyn, New York, Brooklyn. 333 33 is the
number four the executive producer ship. Everybody should
have one at least once in their life. I have some fun new Ileana
Oh, this is Ileana is dead. I have some fun new ilyana clips
that I think you'll enjoy. She is three today September 30. So
I thought all those three deserved donation to the best
podcast in the universe. It's so crazy. It was a year ago I sent
the original sleepy Joe clips on her second birthday. And now
john, she's back with some more new fun clips that will
hopefully make it into rotation. I'm requesting you play them.
play them through for everyone in honor of her birthday. also
want to mention that. Okay, but start with that. These are
actually quite cute. A couple of them are outstanding. JOHN, we
have to do a little little analysis of the new jingles from
Ileana. This is child abuse at its best. To me, it bothered me.
I guess that's for herself. That's her own little happy
birthday thing. See this wax on me? Could you understand what
she said? No get that Vaseline
oh okay
not bad wax on me now that's a tough one tough one How about
this oh there's a new sleepy Joe but I think she could
she gets better this is no she gets I don't know if that bumps
feels sleepy
no it doesn't no no the the other sleep gee it's a magical
moment with kids you have to grab it This may be one of them.
To me like a gun slave I don't think you can understand it. No,
I didn't get to get the vaccine lien like a good slave it's just
it's not quite it's a little too
big give her gave that if she does need I think that's a good
line for her it's a good line used to be recorded until she
until she nail here until she nails
Yeah, until she nails it. Yeah.
To me, like a good slave. Yeah, it's good and also take a couple
of beats out of the pause.
Alright, here's another one. You listen to Grandpa Joe. Grandpa
Joe cramp I gotta listen to Grandpa Joe sees two more There
we go. This one might be good It's cute. And final one I think
the This one is oh this is for you personalized This is like a
special one for you. JOHN what's up Joe?
What's up john?
As he has a huge crush I think the get the get the Vax get the
vaccine lien like a good slave is a good one. A little Yeah,
but you need to re record it. Yeah, re record do it a couple
times. Anyway, continue with the notes. Thank you very much, sir
Vincenzo for abusing your child was great and we appreciate
that. It brings us lots of karma and good fortune. He says also
wanted to mention I started working with scout and seller as
a consultant. It's clean crafted wine that I think you and john
will enjoy. Some is coming your way. Have you checked out this
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galavan to bubbly rosae It's amazing. He says they have
interesting wines from around the world all under the Clean
crafted principle. Looking forward to hearing what both of
you think of it Keep up the great work serve ingenico as
always, please credit my executive prusak to Vinnie
pedulla. Okay, happy to do that. I don't know anything about the
clean crafted principle you might be able to enlighten us on
that, like clueless, really okay. didn't need any other
jingles or anything. I'm just going to give them a little
karma for being so nice there. You've got karma.
I didn't notice something else. Gree there. I'm looking at the
Michelin stars for the local restaurants and who got what
awards and like grouse about other places neck but so they
have this new Michelin one. It's called the Michelin green star.
Oh, let me ask Let me guess.
We already got the guest. Sustainable, maintainable local
made of wood. So
have a stick. Nice.
Nikki Reynolds is next on the list from Canyon Lake,
California. She came in with $333. And she writes in another
switcheroo, okay. squishes a switcheroo to my husband Cody.
No ATM from the People's Republic of California. I'm
making this donation in the original Walker Stan, I'm making
this donation in honor of my smokin hot husband Cody. For our
fourth fourth anniversary. I think a thorough deducing
Oh, his initial
use ben de deuced. And a executive producer credit is a
way better gift than the traditional fruit or flowers
raw. Yeah. Happy fourth anniversary. Thank you for
everything you do for our human resources. And me, especially
for hitting me in the mouth. I needed a second smacking after
our friend Liz hit us both a few months ago. We both love no
agenda and truly appreciate that we can find out what's going on
in the world without our amygdalas exploding. And next,
thank you john and Adam, and all the producers for all you do. I
hereby request your best al sharpton and our 2d to karma By
best al sharpton
al sharpton is that much we resist much we
much we must and we will much about that he committed you've
got karma Cody and what's your name?
Cody and what?
who wished him happy anniversary what was his wife now
I've already I already changed it to Nikki,
Nikki and Cody for years and they never had a fight. That's
all I wanted to do. Andrew fuller $250 Parts Unknown in the
United States. First off, I'd like to thank everyone last show
for the donation the karma is much appreciated. Quick
question, john. Do you wear headphones? If not, why? Because
you're always turning down your speakers. I'd like to call my
dad out as a douchebag By the way, Rick fuller you're a
douchebag but I love you dad would like to humbly request
more surgery karma as I might be on the table right now. No
jingles just more karma. You want to I mean yeah, john
doesn't use headphones. That's a
I sent him a note explaining the whole thing.
Okay,
now he's not personalizing the response. As we do on the show.
We are very closely connected with our producers now.
Because they're good. That's why you've got karma. Always feeding
back stuff.
Always. Sir. That was who that was that
that was? That was Andrew Fuller.
Oh, God. I know I skipped around. He jumped on early.
Philip Lyon Smith in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. 23456. He will
be another associate executive producer. He needs it. Donald
Trump don't trust China's jingle. Keeping it short to my
birthday. You're on the list. This donation at 23456. takes me
to knighthood. Assuming it is acceptable to the peerage
committee. I wish to be known as sir Jeremy shum. Fatty the half
witted at the half witted. Sir Jeremy, chum fatty shrimp.
There's a pun in there. I guess getting it I
don't know. I don't know either. chum. Fatty the half witted I
don't know it's
like it's a humbly request. beseech why Valley Hereford
Hereford preferred Pale Ale and roast Swan as comestible
interest at the round him though rose smoked one is I've never
had I've never had it either. It's supposed to be delicious.
And it has to be delicious.
Do you think that's just any old Swan like the one like in the in
the river?
I think the swans that they Yeah, I think this is all swans
within the river. I think there's the swans that they have
in England in that one area around I think it's in Windsor
or is it around the Thames I'm not sure where and why one of
the castles they brought to us to eat those swans
Yeah, this is interesting I
think if I'm not mistaken I could be wrong I'm gonna just
say what I think I heard is that it was illegal to eat Swan
unless you were a member of the royal it also
seems a little creepy is that just is that just because
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know which is why we have the best producer in the universe.
When I came to Chili's six years ago, the immigration offices in
my town were designed to receive a maximum of 10 people per day.
He had like our border. A few years back, the lefty globalist
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first the airports were filled then the immigration offices.
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Venezuelan immigrants are flooding in. This is a mess
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you. I don't know if that's true. Did we say that and we
didn't say that.
We chose that we talked about the Dominicans.
Oh, right. They hate hate. They hate Haitians. The globalist
jumped on the opportunity to be anti racist and do photo ops
being nice to poor black people. But the general public is still
kind of racist here. configure their reports and video evidence
of Haitians catching an eating family cats and dogs but it
isn't too common. Hey, we need this meme over here. Dude, if if
people knew that Haitians were eating dogs, all of Wilkie Stan
would be defending the border. Yep, we need to get this this
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universe. Is this. We go out or hit people in the mouth. A slave
shouldn't have slave Yes, oh my goodness, climate change is back
on Vogue. As you know we're re entering the Paris climate
change and now that sleepy Joe's in the White House, we got
reasons to start talking about it again, we're going to get
everybody's going to be on the electric on the electric car
tip. And when you really want to get something done in climate
change, you need to bring her back onto the main stage and she
is here. Gratitude very, came back with a vengeance spoke for
about 20 minutes. A really truly riveting speech. I'm going to
play for you the Edit as done by the BBC
lab and edit them by the Australians right before you
play any of it. Play yours is probably longer. I think mine's
48 seconds. She was she's gotten she's about 18. Now yes. She
grimaces. She sneers. She has a mean girl look she looks like
the bad seed
and that is a bad bad seed. Holy crap. Only you Me and my dead
mom Remember that?
And she's like a bad seed and she's sitting up there and she's
squinting and she's looking and then she's snarling. And she's
she is gross up there. She's like I why was anyone listening
to this horrible person? She is just the worst. I mean, people
should go find this. Be Just look at it the looks on her
face. It's
linked in the show notes, of course, but also what I noticed.
She is an outstanding orator. She is doing this bite from
memory, she looks at our papers, she knows and she has rehearsed
it, she's so good. You notice how well she speaks and that
she's not reading.
I notice she's not reading she's, she's memorized the
speech, which is doesn't take a genius when, after the speech
consists of blah, blah, blah, this is not
about but expensive, politically correct, green at the bunny
hugging, or blah, blah, blah, build back better, blah, blah,
blah, green economy, blah, blah, blah, net zero by 2050, blah,
blah, blah. net zero by 2050, blah, blah, blah, net zero,
blah, blah, blah, Climate Neutral, blah, blah, blah. This
is all we hear from our so called leaders. Words, words
that sound great, but so far, has led to no action, or hopes
and dreams drown in their empty words and promises. Of course,
we need constructive dialogue. But they've now had 30 years of
blah, blah, blah, and where has that led us. But of course, we
can still turn this around. It is entirely possible. It will
take drastic annual emission cuts, unlike anything the world
has ever seen. And as we don't have the technological solutions
that alone can deliver anything close to that, that means we
will have to change. We can no longer let the people in power
decide what is politically possible or not. We can no
longer let the people in power decide what hope is. Hope is not
passive. Hope is not bla bla bla hope is telling the truth. Hope
is taking action. And hope always comes from the people.
Oh, upstanding. Blah, blah, blah. Yeah.
I thought it was so she's she's actually if you Moreover, most
of our speeches espousing communist propaganda totally.
And I should mention is that's a
that's what it is. JOHN. She looks like a Young Communist
leader. She needs a tight little uniform.
Oh, she needs to get Yes. And she needs her hair in a bun. You
need to pair in the bar hanging in her face. Yeah, no, that's no
good. That's not the hair in a bun in a couple red stars. On
her that'll help all our Yes, that'll help. Now I'm reminded I
don't want to call out Darren O'Neal here. But he played the
one of the worst songs he's ever played on his pre stream. Hmm.
It was called revolution now by Steve Earle. And I thought he
was playing a parody of one of our guys because I for one
thing, the singing was weak. Not that all our guys can't sing.
But the guys will produce some songs for us mostly are doing
parodies. And they're not worry too much about the quality of
the singing. The Singing was is so I thought was just a joke.
And all he's doing is moaning and groaning about we should
need a revolution now in the in the backyard. We need a
revolution now revolution. Now. This is what this girl is doing.
And this is what all the lefties, Bernie bros and
everybody in between are doing this. They're pushing for a
revolution About what? For what? For what purpose? You
get to the man, bro. Got it? Yeah. I mean, isn't that what
they the whole point in the 60s? stick it to the man. stick it to
the man drop out. Tune in. Drop out. Turn on, turn on. Right.
Hey, I'm
sorry. Not all of us. Were there.
Well, you can't trust anyone over 30 that's another one.
Yeah, never
trust a hippie. Okay, I'm sorry. Do we want to play your version
of the of the report? That was
the same thing? completely the same? Okay. Well, not
completely, I would cut it off earlier.
Now, was this part of the youth climate action? Was that was
that what this was?
Yes. It was part of the day we just started. Mm hmm. And she's
like the keynoter. And if you look at the video of the of her
in the back, if he got back far enough, there was her at the
podium, a bunch of old people at the Dyess and then a giant head
in the middle of the thing. I didn't like it. It was a video
I'm not sure what it was. So maybe as a guy from a remote it
may have been I don't know, but it looks like a giant head. I
missed the whole head up there and it was just like, gross,
huh? This thing. This is a lost cause. She's got to get off the
stage.
You have a you have a clip I see. It's only
the announcement of the youth go. with Amy announcing it
coming up. She just does it in a very casual way. Because she's
not into this. She wasn't invited. She's a little irked
because she's going to cop 28 or whatever. cocktail Whatever the
next copy is,
I think it's 2656 Edmund Burke, I think, oh wow she roadtrip
youth climate activists are staging a global climate strike
today with actions planned in over 1500 locations and the
naming
there's a so by the way that came in went to remember it did
happen there in Austin what Walker Stan what caused the
great protest the Climate Action News
no one cared no one cared nothing happened the what is it
there's a report this is really funny where this came from this
report young people's voices on climate anxiety government
betrayal and moral injury a global phenomenon This is see
who did this thing grist Okay, climate justice solution so
they've got they've got a report more than half of young people
think humanity is doomed it's it's the first study to find the
climate anxiety is connected to government inaction so there you
go that's that ties it right up right back around to blah blah
blah. The largest study was
done she now she's emphasized it so now you the blah blah, blah
has to go and what? I don't know what she wants. What does she
bring out a program she's old enough now she can sit down to
do a report with specific things that can be done. She just said
we should just cut all emissions. Just shut down. Don't
drive. You know, we have this situation in England where you
can't drive and now everybody's doing is bitching and moaning.
But no, these are impractical people. The large, idealistic
impractical, people telling us to all revolt.
Wait for it, though. No, this this is the excuse for when you
revolt when you go ballistic. The largest study of its kind
shows that the environmental crisis is causing widespread
psychological distress for young people across the globe. And
this paper which came out Tuesday, researchers from the
United States United Kingdom and Finland found that 45% of teens
and young adults say climate anxieties affecting their daily
lives and the ability to function well Yeah, you've
terrorized God's children.
Let's take a look at this and from an objective perspective.
You have your your your x Jenner's and your baby boomers,
some of the older millennials these kids are coming up you
know they're going to be competition right let's take
them out early take them out early give them to bull crap let
him get all depressed about it they can't work they are a bunch
of Neil lists. Now they sit around moping oh my god we're
all gonna die from climate change why we make all the money
Who's this we you're talking about?
God the x Jan's the baby boomers and the older millennials.
The Gen Xers you mean x Gen Z. What is x Gen? Sounds like a
Marvel movie.
X. X the X men. Baby Boomers come to the rescue. Yeah, Gen.
Okay. Gen X. Older millennials. That's what they're called, by
the way they hit they're called. They have a term now the older
Millennials are called. Oh, man. It's like what's the name for
really old people?
geriatrics? Yeah,
that's it. They're called geriatric millennials.
How kind? Yeah.
So JC JC was at dinner bitching about this.
Wait a minute. So you're saying that the Gen Xers and the
millennials that teaming up because they basically don't
want the Zoomers because their competition so they want them to
pretty much kill themselves?
Yeah, this has been going on for eons
and and it fits perfectly with with the Facebook news we got
that yo yo didn't even follow it that
well yeah, I think we did a clip on last show effect I'm not Oh,
it might be yeah this I mean that that finally hit the
mainstream Ah, Facebook knows it's it's hurting children. So
instead of Hey, get your kids off of this crap. It's like well
don't they're bad. It's It's so odd to see this. There's never
any any like
a guy pounding and pounding his thumb with a hammer. Hey, this
hurts. I pound my thumb with a hammer. Why don't you just stop?
I don't think so now but you're damn oh man that
hurts. You're so pragmatic. You see, not everyone's like that.
This is like the old joke about Hey, Doctor, Doctor hurts when I
do this. Stop doing that. So I have to make this assumption
that this is just generational, trying to take take out the
younger generations because they're going to come in as
tough competition. I have this game a lousy education freaked
them out about the day Climate change, freak him out about
everything so they can't function. There'll be have to be
35 years old before they can even get a job
the I don't think we played this code this is a new clip from the
from the custodian Instagram says it needs more time with
parents and experts before releasing a new version of the
photo sharing app for kids 10 to 12 years old. It's a stunning
reversal but parent company book is already under fire from 44
attorneys general who urged the company to abandon the project
saying Facebook has historically failed to protect the welfare of
children.
I still strongly believe that it's the right thing to do.
Instagram had an emissary says the app is designed to keep kids
safe. It's better for parents to have the ability to supervise
and control the experience. The company is also fighting back
after internal corporate documents surfaced in the Wall
Street Journal showing Facebook's own research
indicated about a third of teen girls who already feel bad about
their bodies say Instagram makes them feel even worse. Facebook
released data confirming that but also countered the majority
of teenage girls who experienced body image issues still reported
Instagram either made it better or had no impact. They just put
out one page in that slideshow today. Right? And that's not
enough
psychology professor Jean twining says outside research
shows social media can negatively impact kids mental
health
Instagram really can't be fixed in a way that would make it safe
for kids 12 and under I mean it's already not particularly
safe for kids over 13 this Thursday
Facebook executives will get a grilling on Capitol Hill go
another grilling bring him in so this is how it works every
single time and this property um I think maybe the government or
the CIA or the NSA or the FBI FBI has an office in the
Facebook building and just looking around routing for
something all we got we found something Okay boss bring it
back. Oh, you guys are bad You guys are evil. Yeah, you better
come in because otherwise we're going to legislate you you
better but you but this is like a reminder Is this the the
quarterly call that they need to come to DC and I mean, it's
feels like and this will line up
and bite Yeah. And by the way, drummed up. All Facebook is
giving teen girls a negative image of themselves. This is the
oldest news in the world in the 50s in the 60s in the 70s. They
bitched and moaned about advertising. No they got thin
women to a models a tooth then all they're all skinny. All the
runway models are too skinny. They're too thin. They're giving
everyone a bad feeling. I mean, this has been going on forever.
And now that now now that they all chunked up and they've got
big butts, stop fat shaming. Yeah, so confused. Women in
general are just abused by the media just completely abused. It
I mean, most of the marketing most of the advertising it's all
for women telling you that they're no good Yeah, you're
right. This has been they've been talking about it forever.
So now we kind of shift a little bit. This was funny AB
blame Instagram, you're waiting now this they put it even
more bluntly on ABC. internal documents from Facebook
reportedly show the company targeting children, referring to
kids between the ages of 10 and 12 as valuable, untapped
audience. The Wall Street Journal reports Facebook formed
a team to find ways to monetize children and play dates. The
company just delayed plans to launch an Instagram kids app. A
bit concerned about the effect Instagram is having on teens,
mental health, monetize children and play dates. Did he say that?
It might have
monetized children and play dates.
I just like the whole like monetizing children.
I'd like the idea of monetizing children I think that's it's
really creepy sounding It sounds very creepy you know that this
is a setup for for this for these for these DC you know come
on down. We got to talk to you guys because Don Lemon got the
Boulay call he's got to tell he's gotta warn everybody's
jumping on Oh yeah, I'm Don Lemon. I'm gonna I'm gonna save
y'all from the evil social media Okay, so
you know this one I'm I'm fired up about it. I've always felt
this way that social media should be regulated. They should
follow the same rules that we follow here in legacy media.
They should you should just be able to
wow cn ns not like wow.
Why would you even say that on CNN. Tom, that's like this isn't
that's kind of a novel. Darnell Don. That's kind of not how we
talk around here. Now you know, we do want you to toe the line.
They
should follow the same rules that we follow here in legacy
media. They should you should just be able to spread Things
About people that's not true. It has a big influence on someone's
livelihood, their credibility, their career even their
their lives. This is the guy who's telling people who don't
want to get vaccinated go pound Sam. Yeah, yeah, that's a big
responsibility done.
And so I think that it should it should be regulated. I've always
thought that I don't think that I should be able just to go on
Twitter or Facebook or Instagram and say whatever I want about
Chris Cuomo. whether it's true or not, I don't believe that
people should be able to do that or about anyone, even someone
who is doesn't like me. I don't believe that you should be able
to do that. I don't believe that people should be able to.
There's I told you about there's a picture on social media of me
and you right? That people love to spread that dump don't bother
with it anymore. But they have photoshopped Jeffrey Epstein's
face over your body and they spread it and they say Don Lemon
doesn't want people to see him with Jeffrey Epstein it's not
and social media won't take it down this is the
guy what what what social media was there someplace?
Yes he's got to go call the social
social media you there no social What do you want
my new that's my new social media whenever whenever
something's wrong on social media we call them
yeah
shut up social media.
Um, social media. Social media hotline.
Social media hotline now gonna help to filter using the devil's
voice
that's that's its built in that's it. That's all it has.
Oh, really? So task gammy is working with the devil is
actually built in. Stop that.
Yeah, I know. It's I don't know what to do just pops up from
time to time. Oh,
that's terrible. Well, I
did tweak it. I spent a lot of time on making that sound just
right. But this is the same network that sat there and
accused some kid within a magga hat of being rude towards the
American Indian veteran. Tried to ruin his life.
Yeah, yeah. And they lost in a lawsuit it probably cost them a
few million bucks. I
think of more than a few million and, and what lemon is saying
here is really I don't think you can just say whatever you want.
You can't you idiot. That's the whole point libel and slander.
ever do that?
Yeah, that's that's what's so nuts. Shut up.
He just you know what? All that report was about was his
complaining about that picture of him. Yeah,
exactly. That's that's the entire problem. Because you
know, people really think taking
down social media. I think I bet you this is true. He has a
person working full time calling up, you know, oh, yeah. This guy
posed because people
call on behalf of Donald Donald lemon. Donald is very unhappy
with this picture we'd like social media to take a downplays
you know, putting out fires with Yeah,
yeah. See,
I've got a couple of things I here's a little aside, I got
this clip. This is really hard to come by, because it's going
to be released, probably you look it up. Beethoven's 10th
Symphony was never finished. And so the some genius I think, in
Silicon Valley, came up with this idea of taking artificial
intelligence and taking the pieces of it and putting it
together and what Beethoven would have done based on AI from
Silicon Valley, and they're going to release it you can just
Google it. You they're going to release it in Germany, I think
in Germany, and they're going to bring it so I can a couple of
weeks are going to play the whole concert and they're going
to be drawing attention with the idea that we don't need writers
we don't need you know, they've been trying to do this writers.
We can write we can write news releases without writers. We
have the computer do it. And I ended up getting it finding a
little bit of it because there's some of it online and this is
it. Here's Beethoven's 10th you can hear what the computer does.
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ight in California, Pennsylvania and last is Baron Allen being
there in Beaverton, Oregon. And there was a longer note
well let me see. Also the thing is sir sure a cult fan he has a
birthday I'm not sure we got that one there. I did find the I
found Sam's note and I did forward it to the back office.
Sometimes stuff gets lost in the shuffle I guess. Hello john and
Adam after 20 months of regular donations I reached knighthood.
I would like to be called sir van Hoare pronounced John's way
with a rolling our john please burn Van Horn for the roundtable
I would like some lowlander beer and Cass Flinders yummy finally
could have a big sponsorship jobs karma to speed up my move
out of the EU. Oh my nice wonder why is it just
Yeah, well, we see hookers around here always say hey,
there's a horse should be discussed.
Oops. I was trying to nail it with the job's jobs, jobs, jobs,
jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs, jobs. You've got karma. Got that for
you? We did have a couple other make goods. Let me see we got
going on slew of them. Yeah, we do. Let's see we have Nick
Reese. Yes, we are missing him in the morning. I'd like to
credit this executive producer to my father Mike Frese for his
60th birthday. He turned 60 on September 27 so please add them
to the birthday list. Let me just make sure he's on
I have a feeling he huge birthday list. Yeah,
it is it is Yep, he's on there. He hit me in the mouth in 2016
I've been in listener ever since I thought the best way to show
my appreciation for everything is done for me. Wasn't executive
producer ship to the best podcast in the universe. thank
you john and Adam for keeping us sane and always giving my dad
and I something to talk about. love you dad. Can I get anything
by Sharpton? That's true and a goat karma. We're gonna have to
forego that for today because otherwise we'd be playing a
whole bunch of jingles with the make goods but he is on the
list. We got that and thank you, of course, for your donation
Victor cutting. I was hitting the mouth a couple of weeks ago
by some random Canuck on Twitter, who was punching
someone else in the mouth as a reply and so I saved the name of
your podcast in my notes. After getting locked out of my Twitter
account, possibly for liking the wrong thing that was possibly
making fun of our cringy Prime Minister blackface during an
election campaign. I finally had the time to listen to the
podcast and hooked much thanks for your weekly antidote to M
five m i feel like a burden is lifted and not am not insane and
alone in the world on my views of this pandemic and what our
governments and even fellow citizens are putting us through.
I'm still locked out of Twitter, but I rarely feel the urge to
check anymore who knew that no agenda was good for curing m
five M's social media addiction. I will definitely be looking to
attend our host some meetups in my area and then finally Michael
Bianchi Allah please do decent D douche me as I've been listening
since the first Trump impeachment and if only just now
donated d deuced. I was hitting the mouth of my friend Adam and
two and the two of us simultaneously hit skit in the
mouth. Unfortunately they are a couple of real douchebag so
please remind them of that. Anyways, thanks for your courage
nice to know that not everyone has become brainwashed zombies
doing as they're told by their preferred talking box it's crazy
to think that critical thinking is now looked down upon by
science. Thank you very much Michael Bianchi Hello thank all
of our producers for supporting the no agenda show and of course
everyone who came in under $50 for reasons of anonymity or you
may be on one of our multiple programs and let me see for
something else we wanted to mention we got Sam and did we
did we do do sir Fahrenheit hold email I think he's the beat
comes in night. So I think we have to read this. So
Fahrenheit. This is interesting. California, Pennsylvania. With
this donation I cast as always the title upgrade by cast aside
my title of Baronet and become sir Fahrenheit the cognitive
dissidence Baron of the baritone saxophone. Hey now, with the
permission of the parents community, my protectorate shall
be the monongahela River watershed. Thanks
That's how you know I knew how to I know how to pronounce it
but after you listen to you, oh yeah, sure,
sure you knew
my Honda halen,
manga halen, and I'm gonna have to save manga haven River
watershed. I should refer to it as the land from three rivers to
three rivers. Also, Tim is a douchebag. But a brave one. He's
part of a group that is organizing to try to get a
religious exemption from the Franken stab mandate. Failing
that, they want to force their hand to fire them. They deserve
our support Franken stab, Frankenstein. Yes. Write that
down. Are you writing that down?
I am. Too good one.
Failing that they want to force their hand to fire them. They
deserve our support. So after he's de douche douchebag send
those righteous people some jobs dog karma jobs because they need
it. Walter the French Bulldog because I just love it. Thank
you for your courage, stay safe. and such. Okay. Lots of people
need that jobs,
jobs, jobs and jobs. Let's vote for jobs.
Thank you everybody for producing 1386 remember you can
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Yeah, there's quite a big list we got today we have certain
Nathan Lee are a cult fan of September 22. So it's a little
belated. Nick free says Happy Birthday to his dad Mike Frese
who turned 60 on the 27th and Kristen Booker, for smokin hot
husband Heiner turns 40 turned 40 yesterday Philip Lyons Smith,
also celebrating yesterday surfing genzo to his daughter
Ileana she was three yesterday Chris kimmich also celebrated
yesterday, sir Robertson of two sticks will turn 42 on October 1
Brian gates Happy Birthday to Cameron white, celebrating on
October 1. Sir Dan white jack his smokin hot wife Jackie will
be celebrating her birthday on October 5 and his daughter
adaline will be was four on the 29th and Catherine will be 10
October 22. You got a lot of those vol birthdays in the
household. Gentlemen Dave the Clay Pits is having birth in a
certain day from dimension v four is October 2 birthday. And
TJ who is Heather Hutchinson son will be 32 on October 15. And
that's the Levy's his Happy birthday. It was to her smokin
hot boyfriend, the Davitt dove turning 31 and keperra Clement
turns 40 weeks a happy birthday from everybody here at the best
podcast in the universe. I think we have one of those Yes, we do.
Don't want to be a douchebag Indeed, we have the big title
change. Serve Fahrenheit the cognitive dissonance oops the
cognitive dissonance Baron of the baritone saxophone Baron of
the baritone saxophone that is what he becomes with his another
top up aggregate $1,000 We thank you so much for your courage and
we'll adjust that as appropriate on the peerage map. Okay now we
have I see we've got two so what was I have to get Sam's night
name do you remember what that was?
Just sir Sam van.
Just hold on. Okay, good. So much admin to do. All right.
Let's get our blades out for him then showing we got a blade from
a year ago.
Perfect.
It's always good. I love them blades up on the podium. Sam and
Philip Lyons Smith. Gentlemen, you know the both of you support
the no agenda show in the amount of $1,000 or more that makes you
eligible to be here. I'm glad you made it and I'm very proud
to pronounce the K v as Sam font. And sir Jeremy Chung
founding the half witted, both of you we've got hookers and
blow and rent boys and Chardonnay, man. We've got some
crazy requests you had as well let's see we have iassc at the
white Valley herford Pale Ale and Rose Swan and of course
we've got to keep those and tequila you know, onion rings
and ice cream and always they've got the mutton and meat it's
always handy here. So you have the button and meet or you can
just put it off to the side and head over to no agenda
nation.com slash rings right now so that you can let Erica she'll
know exactly what you want. We've got our beautiful night or
Dame rings, us and light rings and the ceiling wax as well as
your official. Yeah. Certificate of Authenticity is the word I'm
looking for. And thank you again for supporting the no agenda
show. And we've got some meetups to go Boom Boom, no one
no agenda meetups take place all over the world almost every
single day certainly on weekends it seems to be pretty darn busy.
We have a report here. This is from the thing which is Florida
it's john Mojo night of reflection on here with the
deplorables. douchebags and dames bringing it to you from
Deerfield Beach Free State of Florida. We've got a great
turnout about 15 people people wearing shirts as a core unpop
was a bad dude crazy people one baby everybody here is great
in the morning from jumbo shad in keeper and sucker baby
bellow.
In the morning, john adams ivermectin for the when
we're having a wonderful time. I am the dame spork of the turtle
points revolution going to go save some turtles in the morning
in the morning to the greatest podcast in the universe. So glad
to be listening to you guys watch me.
This is David with smokin hot wife crystal. Okay, hello in the
morning. Oh no agenda listeners. We're here in Deerfield Beach.
My name is Greg. Great to be here. Hey, Maxime. Hey, this is
Cynthia. Hi everybody. We're
having a great time here at Deerfield Beach in the morning.
This is Eric from Florida the freedom state Kaley, we still
love you and john we all love it when you say Oh brother at least
don't let the naysayers win. Oh brother.
Oh brother in the morning. Hello, I'm anonymous in the
morning. I made it out to Florida. I'm still running just
keep running boys got a proud bless you all. Thank you. Nice
to meet all of you. Go ivermectin.
All right. We love to hear your meetup report and maybe someone
from the following will let us know how the experience was.
We've got today Pierce County Washington fall meetup, six
o'clock pacific time at pretties public house that's in Sumner
Washington. We have the Aloha Luan no agenda style. Six
o'clock at the Maui Brewing Company. Tomorrow October 1
barbecue and beers four o'clock at the double barrel barbecue in
sojiro Woolley, Washington. Also on Friday, Montreal is fluidly
meet up seven o'clock hours we'd be pleased because they've know
the last meetup had one person do better says shit Shay
Alexander. Yeah, get connected there in Montreal. This got to
be more than just one. Saturday the heart of Texas Hill Country
meetup that'll be at all stat brewery, Fredericksburg, Texas,
Texas. Oh, that's right up the road. That's at one o'clock on
Saturday. We should probably see if I can go to that. Also on
Saturday get one nation reindeer meet up at 333 that would be
Finland time. Pear gulags slave gathering. It's in woodshed,
Helsinki, Finland. Sammy is organizing that I'm sure it's
sir Luke who wonder Helm will be there as well. Also on Saturday,
the Idaho in the hill country of Texas meetup in New Braunfels,
Texas, the Idaho of the hill country, New Braunfels, man
that's where all the cool kids are going. grist mill river
Restaurant and Bar six o'clock. And then coming up. Let me see
on the fourth. That'd be Monday. Yes, Santa Cruz, California.
Remember there's the big Texas meetup the Bastrop County, Texas
meetup on October 16. We've already established there'll be
clowns, jugglers close magic a bouncy castle, a motocross track
what else I
heard there's gonna be a dunking tank dunking.
I cannot wait for that meetup the keeper and I will be there
thank you all so much for your reports thank you for setting
these up and just you know listen to the reports These are
people from completely different walks of life you come together
you've got one thing in common you don't want to be a slave of
GMO nation and you support the no agenda family go to no agenda
meetups calm find one. If you can't set one up yourself. It's
easy, and they're always just like a party.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with all the knights and you
wouldn't be when you won't be triggered or you wouldn't be is
Mike
ecopod I have three ISOs to test with you.
I have to launch by yours first,
blah, blah, blah. An obvious one.
There's this My head is exploding.
And then a new entrant. Hillary Clinton is a goddamn Damon
thought that might be fun. It's always punchy. When the seed man
brings it a little profane, very punchy,
profane. So let's go with I got to I got a buy. I should have
gotten the blah blah, blah. I'm not sure why I didn't. But I do
have this one ISO words.
words that sound great. Okay.
Not that good. Okay, this one nature abhors.
You know nature abhors a moron.
That's Kennedy.
Yeah, good.
I think blah blah.
I think that that's that sums up a lot, doesn't it?
Yeah, but I think there was another one in there. You had
played those three again?
what you thought there was a better one? Yeah.
It wasn't the no
it was this one it was my head is exploding.
I think that one's better. Really? Okay. Yeah, cuz all the
information we provide it with my logic.
Yep, makes sense. My head is exploding. people's heads often
explode after listening to the show. Yeah. Man, there's a lot
we didn't get to
know I got a ton of stuff. Oh, legit. Oh, wait,
what did I tell you just the other day. We were talking about
some CSS Thursdays. We know there was some there was some
trend. You had a clip of something I said, what's coming
next is kids putting alcohol soaked tampons in there. But
Oh, yes, that's what you did. You said this, because you've
seen it before. Kennedy.
I blame the kids. I do. Why? Because the kids have been
soaking their tampons. And then they put in places that we
shouldn't talk about on a family program. I can tell you they put
them up their butts. And there's true Yeah. Yes, thank you. I got
an Amen and hallelujah and Madison, so they're the ones
that have been burning through the good hooch because anyone
who's ever been a teenager or has teenagers, you know
teenagers
are dumb. So this was a story about By the
way, that was a good that would have been a teenager teenagers
are dumb.
I thought tampons and Tito's because she didn't say tampons,
tampons, tampons, and Tito. Very
odd Kennedy. Tito's Tito's vodka,
Tito's vodka, yes.
From your neck of the woods.
Mm hmm. right up the road.
overpriced vodka from
Texas, we got to play this clip because you know we've in
America, were never a boring moment with the politics.
There's this huge three and a half trillion dollar bill and
and that's not a piece of money. That's a big part of
legislation. And the more you learn about it, which has now
come out is almost 3000 pages, both sides playing this, like a
bunch of dicks. Here's the the GOP so that the Republican side,
came out with a big giant stack of paper with a big red price
tag dangling from it that said $3.5 trillion. You said that
they're trying to play to the audience.
This is their bill 2500 pages. If you take a look at $3.5
trillion price tag, and you do the math, that's $1,400,000,000
for every page of this bill, and they want to pass it here this
week. How many democrats do you think have read this? thing?
Nancy Pelosi has read it. Think Chuck Schumer's read it? Do you
think Joe Biden who is desperately begging Democrats to
pass it? You think he's read it? Do you think he knows what's in
it?
Have you read it douche? No. You know, now I'm starting to
understand now that we've been doing this show for almost 14
years. I never quite understood how, you know, maybe 10 years
ago or eight years ago, but 10 now it's like, Wow, look at
this, like, they're gonna shut down the government, or you
know, they're doing this and doing that, and you will always
kind of really but now that I've been through the cycle twice
myself, I get it. Like a home. Literally, I want to say Oh,
brother.
You haven't gotten that far.
Now I'm getting there. It's just you know, it's like, oh, we see
this every single time you see it, or when they when they want
to ram something through and it's huge and is filled with
crap, including $700,000 fines for companies that have
unvaccinated seizing infected human resources in their employ.
And, of course, how do you intend to pass something like
that? If all that kind of crap is in there? It's just it seems
like it's only intended just to create a fight.
Well, that's what it does, and that it does a good job. So if
that's what its intent was, well succeeded.
But here's the truth. Although I think it's purely a mistake, but
at least shows you where her head is that this is the Speaker
of the House Pelosi, the 80 year old marm, who needs to retire
talking about this. Keep government open. We intend We
have to do those imminently more in mo even to address the full
Obama agenda of building back better with an I love to say
building that better. So she says the full Obama agenda which
I think we all heard it, but I think that's really a flub,
because it was never the Obama agenda. Yeah, it is the brand
Obama's agenda. And then to say, I just love saying it, Bill,
black banner. I just loves it. It rolls off the tongue Bill
backpass. Lovely. Glad we were on to on that tip. Which is
still supposed to be according to the President, oh, Biden.
It's supposed to be the bill back Better World program. And
they're doing they're bonding together to mess with China. And
arguably, it's kind of working the dude named Ben, actually
named Ben, the protector of megawatts got in touch with me.
He said, Oh, man, when they when they boycotted Australian coal,
they really screwed themselves. All of these blackouts in China
is because they are out of coal. They can't get enough.
And that makes sense when they screwed themselves. Yes, true.
Yes, they did. Exactly. And then the the big hydro power plant
once a ingen Dong Jin Jong province only had 30% rainfall
so the reservoirs empty so that that looks like it's going to
run out we'll have no more power we have that too. Didn't you
tell me that Lake Powell? Was that what it was?
You told we have a bunch of reservoirs that are low but this
guy I think this year is going to be a wet one for California
is gonna bring everything back up to it get that sense because
we had such a crappy summer. Yeah, I only have I have a bunch
of clips. I have a million clips left, but I only have one that's
kind of funny. It might be a good one to end with. $1 tree
report. Bye. Bye. CBS woman What's her name? I
forgot already. CBS woman I don't know. What's her name. You
know the woman that when it looks like a schoolmarm? It's
just stern on CBS Yeah, the CBS woman that does the reporting
for the evening news I we talked about earlier. Marina
what's the marina? Oh doubt. Brother. He said it again. Oh,
brother. I'll play the clip. Will you go look
her up? No, wait, no, I don't want to look i want to i gotta
set the clip. Okay. So they had her tread norreys and Nori What
the heck How can I lose her name? I don't know she's such a
dud she should be fired. So she does the she does she tries to
be funny and and she not only isn't funny, she tries she tries
to deliver a line at the end of this report and then she tries
to save it with a little mumble thing that she says at the very
end and it is so pathetic
here we go Dollar Tree is breaking the buck the store
where nearly everything sells for $1 is now raising prices by
up to 50 cents on some items to cover rising costs but I don't
think the name dollar 53 has the same ring to it as saying whoa
whoa whoa whoa is mine she
said and then she uses the line she says I don't think it sounds
the same ring to it as though it's supposed to be for me it
could be funny if it was delivered by somebody and then
she says just saying at the very end is a traitor like
I despise that. It's when they're saying yeah if so if you
email us with feedback about the show, and you end it with just
saying that's a block that's a block it doesn't work that way
you know you were really wrong I'm telling you that because I
know everything about just saying that's how you use it.
It's in the in the dictionary shows how to use it.
Just saying
All right everybody that will be it for your new media
deconstruction for today. And let me see what we've got coming
up on no agenda stream.com Oh, it's a cog story episode to to
to the round of boots featuring special guests me Adam Curry.
What Yeah, I was on a boot I did the show if I did the
somebody said that this is the most second half a show stuff
you've ever done. Yes.
Because they actually were interested in my stories. You
have to understand it's the second half of show has to be a
conversation It can't just be me saying something to you go in
here. Whatever. Theremin
Theremin they have the theremin Norah O'Donnell were we
thinking,
we've got the entire show mixes from Tom starkweather from Oh,
my goodness. I can't Neal Jones a clip custodian also thought
Doc, coming to you from the heart of Texas Hill Country. And
FEMA Region number six in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
Curry
in from Northern Silicon Valley where we will get out of this
without making a mistake. Norah O'Donnell on Jhansi devorah.
We return on Sunday right here on no agenda. Remember us at the
four act.org that I say Sunday, Sunday.
I just doing Sunday, he yelled Sunday, Sunday, Sunday Sunday.
In the morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry. Remember us a
divorce.org slash na. Until then adios mofos and touch and
you know what? deploy the national guard who are medically
trained. God did answer our prayers. He made the smartest
men and women, the scientists, the doctors, the researchers, I
do hope that we soon get the approvals from the federal
government, for children in schools to be able
to get back in your neck with your nose. It's a Vax. I want to
see everybody where I'm at. But how do we keep more people
alive?
I will be signing an executive order to give me the emergency
powers necessary to address the shortages where they occur. And
then we'll be nation leading with our mandate which strikes
at midnight tonight when everyone is expected in a
hospital in the state of New York or a health care facility
to have been vaccinated. Yes, I know you're vaccinated, you're
the smart ones. But
you know those people out there who are listening to God what
God wants, you know who they are. This is so unnecessary. I
need you to be my apostles. I need you to go out and talk
about it. And you know what? We are over it. We are done. We
want to move on.
Release the crack.
My name is getting better and better. And I'm not here to make
deals. You've now had more than three decades of blah, blah,
blah,
we will have tree huggers, Greta thunberg is added again. Blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah. goes around on private jets. 100
votes, leaving carbon footprints while she yells at other people
about blah blah blah, blah. What wait, there's more. Blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah,
blah, blah, blah blah blah. Honestly, I think it's funny.
It's facts. Blah, blah blah. No Go is brighter. That makes that
means it consumes more energy when the screen lights up. Oh
no, you can't do that. Hey, guys. Amen. Okay.
Human is hard. Especially if you're a woman. Are you talking
about puppy? I'm comfortable talking about poop. You can just
say that totally normal thing all humans do. But not all of
them like to talk about 2021 I think everyone knows that women.
Okay, I asked my friend who was a nurse and she agrees. I love
her bang.
You poop girl. Oh, are you poop? splaining me right now? No.
Don't be shy about pooping. pooping is power. This is my
favorite part of the day. That's exactly how I felt about it. I
prove she folks are women. This seems to work. I'm a woman.
Okay. I'm a woman. I'm a woman and I pulled from the tubes
regularly. Oh yeah. Thanks for the EU parliament. I'm not
saying Cooperman. And it can even help maintain healthy pH
and useless are we talking about my vagina now? Get out of my
vagina Okay. All right now.
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