That gave me goose bumps. Adam Curry Jhansi Dvorak. It's
Thursday, October 14 2020. This is your award winning give on
nation media assassination Episode 1390. This is no agenda
stocked with the verto Kings broadcasting live from the heart
of Texas Hill Country FEMA Region number six in the
morning, everybody. I'm Adam Curry
from Northern Silicon Valley where we're all celebrating
William Shatner still alive I'm John C Dvorak and buzzkill
man that dude is not just still alive he looks like damn good
for 90 years old
is a lot better after he came back
he really is astoundingly well preserved as well. Did you
Didn't you think that was interesting just oh my god that
guy is nine he's no wrinkles just he's got his fat belly Oh
happy and shit I love that. Is that a fat yeah he's he's really
he looks super super happy. I did that.
But actually I cover that on the three by three because he showed
up
well well well hold on a second ladies and gentlemen it's time
once again. It's time for an experiment by comparing story
for the season. That's right every single Thursday morning
john C. Dvorak checks out the three big networks gets you the
stories tells you what's happening in the world of
network television he owned What did you learn john?
What I learned well I just start with NBC today okay and they of
course had this pop start
Oh the pilot so they introduced that last Thursday did they not?
Well I think it may have been introduced before that but it's
the first time I saw it was last Thursday by tune in and there it
is again pop start oh yeah pop start and they're going on and
on they get that they got it. They got the crew there and
they're going on and on about Adele and her new lb
LP about her new look. How about Adele's new look.
They had her and they had her on lockdown they showed her She
doesn't even look like Adele someone a Chanel woman is
replaced her Yeah. And she came on after six years hey
do you think I mean she looks dynamite but do you think that
maybe that will hurt her career?
Um people listen to her music I don't know if they care but so
much what she's
people are pretty superficial
or is that anyway so she got a little she called in they showed
her calling in for during law Oh life and lockdown life and lower
locked down and she's going on and on about it and and then she
says you know I've got this new album after six years and I've
answered quote was I found the feeling again and then the
commentator one of the guys there on NBC good Oh, he says
dad gave me goosebumps and then everybody on the set the guy
goes oh I got the goosebumps yeah wow and they go wow wow it
will go that across the board of yours like six people on the set
wow wow wow wow she's got the feeling again
I lost a long time ago
and so then boom they a good cut to Peter Jackson's got an he's
doing the Beatles he's editing the Beatles new documentary. Oh
get back yeah it's gonna be all the old outtakes and stuff from
a bunch of other clips and millionaire he put us together
in this thing called a it's gonna be called Get back is
going to feature Yoko Ono. Hey. Wow,
will it be on Netflix? Will it be streaming somewhere else that
these idiots don't own a piece of it.
That's good. I didn't catch that. Oh man says okay, we'll be
right back and it's going to be Reba McIntyre live in studio
Wow. So So Reba de cut the Rebus you get that big smell is she
has got a piece of paper up and it says written on it with a
sharpie or some pen it says I love I love Adele. And they all
go on and they get to commercial
actually they were smart good old ABC it was ABC that you're
talking about was
NBC.
NBC had Peter Jackson on about his Beatles The Beatles get back
No, they talked about it. He didn't he wasn't Oh, they were
just promoting and they showed the trailer.
Well, it will premiere on Disney plus these morons they're
promoting the competition is
dumb. Yeah, yeah, that is NBC.
dom dom if you're gonna do it, do it right people or get some
properties to promote.
So then we go ABC and they got a house
now wait was ABC promoting get back the documentary on Disney
plus
now they were predict document what they promoted was the new
movie check this one out see where this one could go to they
were promoting and they had the trailer for the movie the tender
bar with George Clooney and I it's like I don't know if it's
about a father and son some maybe maybe a gay thing I don't
know but it's a big movie coming out and they played the trailer
for the egg went on and on about this but they started off with a
bunch of house ads for everything they never don't have
any advertisers on ABC so they bring into the whole story the
whole segment is about an extra cat who has is falling apart
because she has MS and she's using social media for
positivity and then they playing all this dramatic music and
they're going on and on about giving hope giving hope. Okay so
tender div hold documentary this poor woman is poor dancer is is
going to be on Robins Facebook page.
The tender bar already premiered at the 2021 London International
Film Festival and it will go into release on December 17 on
amazon.com jarama
these guys are stupid no but the other thing is why are they
showing the full episode of giving a big promotion to this
poor woman's giving hope documentary on Robin's Facebook
page
give me it's like a like they promised her something else and
they couldn't deliver and so that believe me This is how you
know I had that myself just just two days ago where I got cut I
got bumped but you get bumped from oh I got semi bumped from
Megyn Kelly
now you were on the show I heard it I got I got I got semi
bumped john but we can talk about it
well hold on a second I understood there going to be
three guests and they only had two guests and you were one of
them
no there were supposed to be two guests and it was one hour for
Sharon Osborne and one hour for me
and you got cut is what you mean you got cut down you get bumped
that's what I said semi bumped. Semi bumped Okay, so we go to
CBS
and did you like it or do you just want to move on?
I'd rather move on Did you I said we go back to CBS. We
didn't get to them so they didn't have anything to promote
Really? And that guy the guy i think is kind of like I don't
know not sharp as I finally got his name's Nate the new black
guy so they have a segment called in the middle so they
bring Nate and grow I forgot What's your name? I can't
remember the woman's name and then that guy that dorky weather
guy or whatever he is and so they start to talk about stuff
and they go and here's what CBS does talk of the nation they go
okay where's the talk of the nation of trim gonna start
telling us their main stories and so Gail comes up with Team
rock. Jay Z is now spending money to to help people that
were in debt I guess he's the first one's ever done this
because even though I've heard about this for decades, he's
going after police departments who are doing a bad job. Jay Z's
Jay Z with his team rock and gals has everyone's nose team
rock I never heard of away okay.
Team rock is very big they produce the Super Bowl but what
what are they doing against the police? They're on our
team they're there they're taking money you know? What's
that? What's that justice operation that used to be on on
Twitter and they got pretty much kicked off and they're just
filing a lot of lawsuits and filing Freedom of Information
Act constantly. And you know that big muscle bound guy it
used to be on muscle bound guy and muscle bound guy and he was
just this theme justice or something. I can't remember the
name of this operation but they were always kind of pro Trump.
So they get Kim
trying to think who you're talking about.
Muscle bound guy who's the who's the lead guy people's got it got
to remember what this is anyway so the team rocks doing this
oh
Judicial Watch Judicial Watch Tom team rocks doing the same
thing. Gail and all the rest of them and now on CBS is a little
different than the wow wow wow. They all go Bravo Bravo. And
again the everybody in this steady state is going bravo
bravo Jay Z Bravo Jay Z Bravo. And so then they go to the ad we
cut to the 81 year old pharmacist. This is the one Nate
takes he gets this one some old white woman and they're all
going now in this case you go Wow, wow. Wow. And then and then
they come Due to Shatner boom, here comes William Shatner down
down from the rocket and more Amazon promotion. Gale opens up
with Bravo to you William Shatner, exact quote. Okay,
bravo, bravo, bravo. So he goes, so Bravo, bravo. Shatner says he
tries to describe the situations he's describing his experience.
And he says almost in Kohut so generalized, and then they
somehow bring it to global warming. By
the way, did he not promote Star Trek discovery starting in
November?
No. Why he might have by it because I cut it off after five
minutes of okay, but I don't think so. No, they promoted
global warming. Well,
and what did he have to say for himself? That he saw it while he
was updating? Not only did he see the curvature of the earth,
but he also saw the global warming?
Yes, but here's how he saw it. He says he's, he says, you go
through the atmosphere, which is only 15 miles thick, and you pop
into black, the oneness of the blackness of the infinite death.
And he says, you look down and you see this little layer of
atmosphere and that's all we've got. And and it's being
polluted. I'm just telling you what went on
yeah. Yeah for Bill. But actually no, I think he's having
the time of his life. What
Oh, I think what I thought because fact I have a clip play
this early that this is before the flight MC that there's
between before and after. I look on the clipless it's Shatner
preflight comments, she packed my bags last night, pre flight
Zero Hour 9am and I'm gonna be high as a kite, climber rocket,
man, Rocket Man
burning out this fuse year alone we have an end of show mix,
which is better than but it's the same idea a lot of people
came up with that
so i will i beat them all to a deny. Now I think that because I
did hear some of his comments before the flight and I think
this jacked him up I think he's good for you. He could get 100
now just looking at
him I don't see why he couldn't the guy looks phenomenal.
Perfect.
Cast hater. Do you have a clip of him hating on the podcast?
No, but I've been trying to get ahold of it Oh yeah.
Now forget about it now. Now what's going to his head to
be interviewed he says i i hate all podcasts. I will never do a
podcast that's what his manager said.
No, me little and you never told me that? Yeah,
I'd probably didn't but as irksome enough that I'm telling
you now
hmm All right. Well, and that was it. That's your three by
three by three by three. You got it. Outstanding report.
Outstanding report. So my Silverado kit arrived a lot of
people were really worried about that about the whole process
from verto kit.com Yes, which was super sketchy to know which
was super sketchy to reviews verto kit calm you can you can
order them per i think per two or four and I don't know what
they are okay this is revert okay it is the popularized in
India and probably because it saved people's lives is a bubble
pack aliens bubble pack and it has everything you need. The
minute you get the Cuf and it even has day by day, 14 days
there's 14 days of zinc in there there's three days of ivermectin
and there's I think six days of DOCSIS silan and you know, this
is my stepdaughter got COVID after after being vaccinated
sent to the pack like two days later she's up and walking
around. Of course, yeah. So we ordered 20 Now the way it works
on this website is really sketchy. Which is of course
because you're sending contraband so that the minute
you complete your order then it says Oh hold on a second we'll
give you a PayPal to use and I got one in the mail and it
popped up and it has instructions very explicit Hey,
you know you're asking for shit based I'm paraphrasing yet we're
gonna be sending you stuff that may have some issues if you put
medication anywhere in the Pay Pal notes. Just don't do that.
Say it's garments. And
you know there's a million things you could say why they
put their base suggested garments, which I think is dumb
because there's definitely taxation, you know, import
duties on garments, but okay, but I didn't put anything in the
message. And it was even even crazier, it was@paypal.nl which,
you know, so they're running it through the Netherlands. I think
I there's $200 for $190 for 20 or whatever it was too expensive
but that's what it is and and I didn't know what what happened
and other people like hey man This thing's real sketchy I
don't dress it of course you don't trust it but two days ago
I had to sign for it from India was of course means they drop
ship directly from there came in a nice little little Cuba
cardboard box complete that had to get the thermal lamps to open
it completely died off like no one would even want to look at
it and that hadn't been there so it's perfect and they look legit
so that worked and now I'm giving them away to friends
wherever we can
please you give it to friends who need them just random brand
no no I don't have that you may have 24 is less far less than
that. And you're off the list so you know it's really it's hard
it's hard to give them away to friend to you already got to so
I got a cut short on Megyn Kelly Yeah, what do you think?
Well I didn't like the way I saw it.
Well let me let me tell you how it went and then and then we can
get to that so I have to say off the bat this Megyn Kelly
production is just like the tonight show Not that I've ever
been on tonight show but that level of call sheets and
producers and questions and topics and missing the point and
then and then well it's no longer a podcast that's why and
and an entire setup of how to make your camera look good and
have the right lighting and and please dial in it at 1230 which
is half hour before I supposed to go on. Yeah. Okay, so I'll do
it. And and I mean and 1230 so Sharon Osborne's only been
talking for an hour, so I for half an hour. And the Booker,
she now I'm in the breakout Lounge is very sophisticated,
this zoom stuff they can put you in, in the green room and
breakout lounge, all kinds of different switching
capabilities. And she says I'm really sorry, I said, I really
you're gonna bump me for Sharon Osborne. She says no, no, no,
no. But we have to go along rather than not just smiles, of
course, everyone's fine. And so I was was kind of cool. They
just gave me the feed so I can see the feed. Even when she went
to commercial breaks and she only lets you know how people
are on camera and then when the camera goes off their facial
expression changes the muscles relax. Yeah, let's say a
different person. very slight with her almost nothing. She's
her on camera and off camera appear to be almost Megan are
Megan. Megan. Megan. Megan. Megan. Yeah. Because Megan would
do, you know, do a host read of some genuine sell commercial,
which you could just see she's looking right in the camera like
you hate this, don't you? And then she's complaining about
Okay, Sharon, we'll be right back. You know, we have a
heartbreak. And I know people are saying why do you have
heartbreaks? But you know, it's serious and heartbreak? Yeah.
And that really, and that really ruins it. It really ruins the
whole flow, the whole vibe. It's just, it's too bad. But I know
how it goes. I know exactly how this went. This a very expensive
production. There must be 10 people on it. So you know, and
that's a daily show. It's a lot of work. And I know Sirius XM
pays well, if they really want something, because I remember
what do you remember we had the podcasting radio show on Sirius
XM? Did I know you? I remember a little bit before your time, I
think
and we would say you guys are bailed from just about the time
I got there.
Right. So pw Fenton, there's a name for you. He would, he would
put all these different pieces of podcast together. He guy was
working for days and days just to get these things done. And
then I tracked them in voiceovers, it was I think, was
a three hour show or something was way too long. It was bits of
podcast with me doing wraparounds but at the time now,
I didn't take money personally because I went into the company,
but I think it was $350,000 for over a year and that's just me
playing some damn snippets of podcast. Reasonable so you know
if they if they want Megyn Kelly, you gotta think they're
in. In six, six figures. You hope Yeah. Otherwise you can't
pull it off. So I understand. I understand. But so I decided
right, can you know they had topics like that they sent me I
will talk about MTV, your life and your career. What do you
think of Matthew McConaughey? What do you think of Bitcoin?
All these different things I put in there. Because I think the
executive producer listens to the show. I have a feeling Steve
Krakauer, whatever his name is think Street, Steve Krakauer? He
has he has his own podcast. And so I figured there's no way in
because they said what You got 2025 minutes which is kind of
true what I had true and true out bands. I'm not gonna like go
segment 25 minutes, we can do no agenda value for value I could
talk twice as long for that. So I decided just to right away
make the bridge to Sharon Osborne see if I can grab a
little bit of control, you know, and have a nice flow. And then I
got to say that you know I was in Moscow was Sharon and i i was
i was not planning on telling my Ozzie story but it would have
been a good one. Remember the Ozzy story in Moscow?
No, actually I don't remember it but if you remind me I probably
will.
Well that's where we're the we're flying from Newark to
Moscow actually via Germany to pick up scorpions it's Bon Jovi,
Motley Crue Ozzy Osborne with most of Black Sabbath it's the
whole thing is full of bands and me and a two man crew. And
Sharon's there Sharon looks way difference before the tummy tuck
and all that. And Ozzy is hammered. And and he's standing
in the aisle. Waiting for the lavatory. Someone's in there.
And all of a sudden you just hear the Sherif Sherif and he's
pissed his pants it's like light gray pants. This is big spot
like like a six year old I remember that story I don't
think really oh well that's my Ozzy story.
Yeah Benny good when you see us no no
I'm not gonna do that of course not roaster but then I got to
get my little zinger in there saying i don't know i mean Wow
look at how good Sharon looks at that that Jen you sell you're
given to her so I thought a tie in her per hated commercial read
her host read people always love that. Leo used to love that and
and then we just chatted so you heard it I didn't have a lot of
chance to plug stuff
but you plugged mo facts and you plugged your podcast about
Bitcoin
No, I don't have a podcast about Bitcoin and
the way you say this though you have is you wanted her to get on
board with it some Bitcoin thing?
No, I and she she said no agenda right at the top. That was in
her intro.
Yeah, I didn't hear it every intro but let's move
on then. Since you clearly don't give a shit since I didn't say
no agenda or something. I don't know what's wrong with you?
Oh you didn't you never you plug mo facts. I didn't vlog HOD cast
about the Bitcoin ng podcast on podcasting.
2.0 there's no fucking Bitcoin word in it. Did you really
listen in Bitcoin? Really? Listen, she mentioned Bitcoin.
Did you really? I said I want to get you on podcasting. 2.0 I
never said any Bitcoin to
her. There was a Bitcoin angle today I can get the clip. I
don't care. that's beside the point. Is it ever once mentioned
no agenda during the whole time? Tell me that's not true. It's
absolutely true. There was no opportunity there was no
opportunity for it.
There was at least two or three opportunities I can name one,
then why don't you go do Megyn Kelly I wanted to tell you
anything
I'm just saying if you're going to do it, you should at least
plug this show she
plugged it at the intro and I had no other opportunity except
of course you would have done so much better.
Oh, well you can condemn me for you're not performing. I
performed
outstanding. I had a great performance. And we will see
Megyn Kelly donations on this show and you will eat those
words mean if you get it and Kelly
and I will eat my words.
And
that's what Megyn Kelly donation like a Joe Rogan donation? Yeah,
not Megyn Kelly herself donating because I know your tricks.
No, I don't wait a minute, you just know it's already unfair,
because you're gonna have some devorah haters in the audience
right now saying I'm gonna do that.
Well, that's not hard to do. There's a lot of them. But
that's not the point. I saw this as an audition for a full two
hour show, which they promised me before I went on. They said,
I know you're getting cut, we're going to have you on for the
full two hours, which they call an hour and 45 minutes, but the
full two hours. And so I figured I just go and do whatever I
could and follow along with her.
Okay, that will be more interesting. You are
no longer allowed to listen.
I think that's going to be very difficult
from listening. So this morning, what dropped was something you
may be interested in was Joe Rogan with Sanjay Gupta, who
showed up on his show. And I'm surprised how cnn would let him
do this. I am too. He wrote a whole story on CNN about his
three hour interview and I just want to read a line or two from
this. Many friends cautioned me against accepting Joe's
invitation. There's little plays there's little room for
reasonable conversations anymore. One person told me he's
a brawler, and doesn't play Another warned in fact, when I
told Joe, he's a brawler, and doesn't play fair, another
warned
you ever seen any evidence of this? No.
Of course not. That's why I'm reading it to you. In fact, when
I told Joe early in the podcast that I didn't agree with his
apparent views on vaccines against COVID, ivermectin, and
many things in between, part of me thought that MMA former
Taekwondo champion might hurtle himself across the table and
throttle my neck. This is the kind of shit he was writing.
That's terrible.
And so at one point, there was I guess why anyway, so it was, I
have not seen the whole three hours. But I think it's
fantastic. that this happened, and if anything for this clip
about the ivermectin because you recall, CNN was saying Joe Rogan
to horse dewormer. And didn't say, you know, he was prescribed
that or anything and pretty much called him an anti vaxxer. So
this was what Joe brought up. And he would not let Sanjay
Gupta deflect, although he tried many, many times
pours dewormers not a flattering thing. I gave that a lie. It's a
lie on a news network. And it's a lie. That's a willing, that's
that's a lie that they're conscious of is not a mistake.
Yeah, they're unfavorably framing it as veterinary
medicine. Well, the FDA put this thing out, you saw that? Did you
see that thing that the FDA put out? What did the FDA put out?
It was a tweet and it was snarky. I admitted. They said
you are not a worse you are not a cow. Stop taking this stuff
for something like why would you say that when you're talking
about a drug that's been given out to billions and billions of
people, a drug that was responsible for one of the
inventors of it making the Nobel Prize, Nobel Prize in 2015?
Yeah, yeah. A drug that has been shown to stop viral replication
in vitro. You know that, right? Why would they lie and say
that's horsey where I can afford people medicine motherfucker.
This is ridiculous. It's just a lot of anyone is that but don't
you think that a lie like that? It's dangerous on a news network
when you know that they know their line, you know that they
know that I took medicine. Like here it is. This is ivermectin
You got it. Right here. Somebody gave it to me. All right. Hey, I
The thing is, we're like going so fast. Like I feel like I'm
missing a mister youth. Problem. News Network eyes. Well, I don't
Dude, what do they say? Do right? What do they say I was
taking horse dewormer. First of all, it was prescribed to me by
a doctor along they shouldn't have said it was much of the
other medication if you got a human pill because there are
people that were taking the veterinary medication and I
you're not obviously you got it from a doctor so that it
shouldn't be called that ivermectin can be a very
effective medication for parasitic disease. And as you
say, it's probably you know, I think what a quarter billion
people have taken it around the world, and I get that way more.
So way more aliens of people have taken Can I just come back
to the one I want to talk about?
That you have before? Sorry? 3.5
billion.
Oh, yeah. Say it's
probably a quarter billion people have taken it around the
world. And I get that way more. So waymark aliens if people have
taken Can I just come back to the one I want to talk about?
You have before we get to that, does it bother you that the news
network you work for? Was outright lied about me taking
horse dewormer? They shouldn't have said that? Why did they do
that? I don't know. Do you didn't ask? I didn't think
you're the macro guy over there. I didn't ask I should have
asked. No.
I should have asked before I did the podcast. I wasn't prepared
right. From his article. It was like Joe and I were now in the
octagon circling one another piece stared at me intently now,
by bright the fact that Rogan was not letting up on this. He
was pissed off.
rightly so. It was he stepped ahead
no answer
was good. He and he ended his article because of course he had
he had to write something about it because and he will be seen
as a hero for doing this because at the very end quite a long
thing. I guess a small part of me thought I might change Joe
Rogan's mind about vaccines. Doctor this last exchange, I
realized it was probably futile. His mind was made up and there
would always be plenty of misinformation out there, neatly
packaged to support his convictions. Truth is though,
I'm still glad I did it. My three hour long conversation
wasn't just with Rogan. If just a few of his listeners were
convinced it would have been well worth it.
Well, it is what what a pump is ass. That's the most patronizing
thing you can do.
Yeah, gotta love it and then and now we have the the big aspirin
scandal since Oh ash. And might actually do something for COVID
Oh,
and that's been studied Yeah, that actually has been been a
run through that every time I've seen those studies I go with
Okay, well maybe
what that is, I mean, but then this has
been studied it does something it says has it, right. Zinc is
in the same league as zinc
but the stories came out my point is the stories about
aspirin came out about a week and a half ago. And what happens
right after that, Oh, just a reminder taking aspirin can kill
you.
That's a good Yes. In fact, they may even have a Nevada clip at
that but yes, that came out the bull Chris Oh,
a week and a half ago, because I saw it. We didn't even report on
it. I was like, okay, maybe ask for no
help. Here it is. I got the clip aspirin risk. So this
is from now and this is we can have two weeks after they said
it might help you with COVID. I have
Okay, and this is from yesterday. NP okay.
You might have heard that regularly. Taking a low dose of
aspirin can lower your chance of a heart attack or a stroke. But
new recommendations from a top us medical panel say that for
some people startling starting daily aspirin could do more harm
than good. Hey, and piers will stone reports.
People 60 years and older should not start taking aspirin to
prevent that first heart attack or stroke. That's one of the big
takeaways from the updated recommendations put out by the
US Preventive Services Task Force. dr. john Wong is a member
of the task force which sifted through the most recent studies
and weighed out the benefits. What we found is that compared
to older studies, aspirin appears to have less benefit
from cardiovascular disease. And then they looked at the harms.
And there's an increasing recognition among healthy
individuals of various ages that aspirin carries an increasing
risk of bleeding as people age, Wang emphasizes that many people
take aspirin safely. But that bleeding can happen in the
stomach, intestines and brain. And it can be life threatening.
There are some important nuances with these guidelines. They do
not apply to people who've already had a heart attack or
stroke, or to people who are already taking daily aspirin.
And Wong says the guidance changes as you move into the age
groups below 60. Aspirin may have a small amount of benefit
for people in their 40s or people in their 50s. Whether you
choose to take it he says depends on your cardiovascular
risk and should be decided with your doctor.
This is this is b that you may get I never thought about the
making the connection you made. And I have to say that's
probably exactly what happened. But it let's get a little more
sinister. Is it possible that aspirin does have enough of a an
effect on COVID might
actually work? Yeah. Not Oh, why? No,
I'm just saying I'm taking a little more sinister, okay. They
don't want you to take it because they want you to get
COVID-19. They want the public more susceptible to the disease.
But yeah, just know coincides
what I'm saying. That's the whole point, they don't want you
to take it. No, they don't
want you to take it but they want you to not because it
prevents it but because it exists, because they actually
want you to get what you're saying they want you to
paint from day one. We know nothing new,
this stat or the statistics would be we have the most deaths
in the world with seven over 700,000. We don't do any
treatment whatsoever, we're trying to kill our population
off or knock it back. And so they don't want anything in the
in play that would that would slow that down.
I can only agree with that. Because when I follow up, I've
been doing this in my head a lot. Following everything back,
you know, this going on just the wokeness in general. But the
complete control of the of the medical of the healthcare system
or whole healthcare system is under control of banks,
primarily with insurance companies. And then the
universities who get endowments from the big guys, you know, for
Rockefeller, it's easy to blame those people, but they're the
ones that give the endowments and say, Oh yeah, but only if
it's this only if it's only if it's for medicine, not for you
know, not for any Voodoo witch doctor stuff, nothing natural.
So they determine the course of how things go. And why do they
do that? Well as you and I know, like, if people catch on,
there's too many of them. They'll eat them for lunch. So
they figure we can't do a World War anymore. That's messy. We
tried a little bit but the skill on this way less people better
for us. I think that's absolutely true.
Isn't that what they were doing a good job.
These are the population bomb people. It's Always about that.
It's always about too many people, Bill Gates, or we got
too many people, everyone's too many people.
Yeah, the population bomb people get which goes back to the 70s
are in play, they've never left the scene and they're sick.
In fact, Fauci was on did his his other they do the I think
daily update is pretty much only on c span Now listen to the very
end what Fauci saying and he even says you know this is what
we have on every last slide this is scripted this is this is this
is what we really mean
a 10 to 11 to 12 times less likelihood of being hospitalized
and a more than 10 times less likelihood of dying and the
final message of all of us is always the same on the last
slide, protect yourself and those around you. vaccination is
the answer to getting us to control Wha
What does that mean Am I interpreting this the wrong way?
I mean if you said to getting us to control the virus but it just
control and that was it
doesn't that was the is not specific about what control
seems pretty obvious to me. Control of everybody hmm wow
man, we're a long way from not thinking these passports would
ever be a thing I'm looking at all over the world it's just
it's getting pretty crazy. I talked to Christina she says
that it's unbelievable. There's everyone's in the standing in
line for hours sometimes to get tested so that they can have a
QR code to flash to go to a restaurant which to me means a
lot of people didn't get vaccinated and I think those
numbers are completely overblown and you don't get large numbers
of pilots and aircrew etc. On some kind of you know
unspecified sick out Wildcat type strike was you know, less
than 20% unvaccinated it's got to be it's got to be a much
bigger number Don't you think logically?
Yeah, I do think and a lot of people of course a lot of people
100 million it's estimated in the United States alone have had
COVID and don't need a shot
but that's all that's continuously up for play. We
know that the science we've checked says that but they just
just said no no no no no you need super immunity you need
both that both is the best you can get get that
so before I play some of these there Yeah,
I'm listening. I'm sorry before I play some of these COVID clips
I have quite a few I know can I ask you a question in in 14
years you've never sent this many clips What happened? This
double your normal amount of clips.
Seriously started early.
It's and I'm like oh,
let me tell you my my clip thing and by the way the most clips I
can send is 33. Coincidentally, but this is 39 I don't know
because you had a third batch that third batch is not in the
original batch. That was actually those are Shatner clips
for in the show possibilities.
I gotcha gotcha.
That's all in the show. Okay. Now my my mechanism for doing
clips is clipped up clip and then I get to a point where I
got the page full. And I just I and I just stop because I know I
can't get all these clips into show anyway. And so I just 33 is
the max there's 33 close to a six bonus clips which is way
over the top. I but before we do this, I want what do we know
about what are you known because you'd looked into it? I'm sure
what do you know about the this bull crap is going on at
Southwest?
Well, I have two clips in them. And then we could talk about
these relatively short clips from CBS
Southwest blamed air traffic control and weather related
challenges for more than 1800 cancellations. But the FAA said
it staffing shortages and did Friday. Sources tell CBS News a
Southwest staffing shortfall this weekend was a factor in why
so many of the company's flights were grounded. Other airlines
didn't face widespread cancellations. I was told there
may be a crew. If you're basically the union representing
Southwest pilots denied speculation it had ordered a
sick out in response to a COVID vaccine mandate. That same union
asked a court Friday to block that requirement. Southwest
apologize for the massive travel disruption saying it was trying
to get people home quickly and safely. It's not been fun. You
know, it's not a good way to end our honeymoon, whether or not
the cancellations had anything to do with the pilot protests,
the potential pilot protests. This could end up being an issue
that may come up with other carriers soon and that's because
the federal vaccine mandate starts on December 8 airlines
that comply with that mandate, potentially lose government
contracts.
So what was really fun about this with, with Southwest
Airlines being headquartered in Texas, is that the governor of
texas came out the next day and said, oh, here's an executive
order, no mandates in Texas, you're not allowed to do that.
So this, of course, sparked off the incredible all federal
Trump's states ughhh. So they had lots to talk about in the
background. The reason why no one is really talking, although
now I have received some messages, luckily, is because of
it's the railroad laws, I would just call this like, because
because you're basically a part of the government. So you can't,
you can't just go on strike. And that goes to the same for ATC.
And they're not even allowed to talk about it legally or, you
know, there could be all kinds of issues. But this is 100%
exactly what happened. And what's interesting to me, again,
is the numbers. I don't believe the numbers that we're hearing
from the Biden administration, it's got to be a lot more who
are not vaccinated. And for sure, many pilots are now
they're talking everywhere on the forums about how they really
don't want it that and most of them are saying, you know, I
should choose another career anyway, because I make crap
money. You know, most of the air air airlines in the US are
really serviced by regional companies who fly under the same
banner. It's, it's really become much bigger than we realize I'd
looked into it. Yes. And like, holy crap. It's like 60% of the
flights internally are from regional airlines. And they end
so they're really afraid because you know, they're subcontract
cut sub contracting through that one of the big ones. And they if
they lose that, then then it's completely gone to the pilots.
And certainly Southwest Airlines, which was
traditionally known as Herbes cattle car. There's a lot of
love for the company. And I think now the CEO has even said,
Well, you know, we've got to look at this because it's
presenting a problem. So then with the lawsuit that the Pilots
Association filed, now we're getting down to some American
stuff. Take this to court, everybody quick question about
this mandate. We have reported, you know, last week that
President Biden announced that he ever actually sort of filed
and went through the paperwork. So can you tell us a little bit
more about this vaccine
mandate, if you will. So what we know is the button
administration last month said that staff of all federal
contractors must be vaccinated by that date by December 8,
unless they're granted a religious or a medical
exemption. So southwest and other airlines are part of this
rule. They fall under it because they fly government employees,
they fly government cargo and they provide other service. To
clarify, though, this federal guideline for government
contractors is stricter than Biden's other initiative, which
requires companies with 100 employees or more to get those
employees vaccinated. And it's stricter, because in that other
mandate, those employees that they don't want to get the shot.
They could be tested regularly, regularly for COVID instead.
So that was a little off topic. I'm sorry. There's going to be a
citizens protest for Southwest Airlines against the mandate on
October 18. And American Airlines is also headquartered
in Texas. They're in Dallas so they're now trying to evaluate
what they're going to do but I already got word that November
24 is when American Airlines sick out and that's the day
before Thanksgiving that so that will get people's attention Yes
Will and and again for me it comes back to and Boeing Boeing
we're going to be about 50% walk off now this is this is really
really big and this if anything, this is maybe the trigger for
some kind of great reset because man is going to mess stuff up.
And then from everything I see Biden administration wants it to
happen What did that crazy man say? I wish I had the clip. He
said oh 600 people have been fired for not taking the shot
but look at the bright side. companies all over are mandating
it that's the way our President talks now.
Well, let's listen to a couple of clips from Saki.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, she's been messing up big time.
Well, one of them she goes on about but before we play the
clip, the big clip which is the Pathak and vaccine mandates
where she calls out both desantis and your buddy they're
your governor.
I know my governor but he's not my buddy Abbott Abbott if you
had listened to Megyn Kelly you know that I said he's not my
buddy.
No, you never said that. You said nothing but
you you'd like habit. It's you should listen again. I
want you to listen again because I want to hear that but no
agenda thing that she said. Here's this is the one that this
from actually from July. I don't know did we miss this clip. I
have no idea this is pisaq and vaccines killing you.
You mean the gaff? Yeah. Well we play that. But play it. This is
a two minute and 31 clip?
No, no, this is the short one. This is the short gaff 10
seconds. Oh, I'm
sorry. Yeah, no, we have this one about why
it's important to get vaccinated why these vaccines are safe, why
they can still kill you. Even if you were under the age of 27. We
need to be clear and direct about our messaging.
We had to say we had the clip. Okay. All right. Well, now, I
gotta tell you, it was Episode 1364. So it was a while ago.
So here we go with I have a short memory. So here we go with
with her going on and on and on about vaccine mandates. And if
you listen to it carefully, she's literally saying that an
executive order is the law of the land. Yeah,
yes. This is a very good clip. I have it as well. But I like to
be probably,
by the way, and and it's an executive or it's not the law of
the land. And if it was why do we even have a legislature? And
if it was, Why doesn't bind just passed that $3.5 trillion? Bill
by executive order? I'm asking,
oh, well, first of all, there is no executive order. They
announced an executive order.
Yes, I agree. They did Thursday. The I know somebody should have
called her out on that. She has she doesn't
even the clip. She says it in the clip herself that they don't
have anything.
But let's just say it was there was let's just say there was
does it become federal law? And if it does, do we need a
legislative branch of the government? And if we don't need
that, why doesn't he just passed the $3.5 trillion Reconciliation
Act by executive order? Why doesn't he do that? Okay,
because everyone, even the idiots agree that Congress has
the purse, not the president. So he can't spend but he can he can
do other things? So yeah, yeah, he cannot spend he cannot pass
that bill by executive order, because that is that is
exclusively for for Congress.
But he can do mandates by executive order, and that
becomes federal law. So it's what a felony if you don't get
him don't get the vaccine.
Yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. And then and then, you know, in 2024, or
whatever someone else would come in can undo it all. That's
ridiculous. But I think I think it falls within this
jurisdiction for government. He can do that for government
workers. And that's all that he's done. But by extension,
it's the government contractors, and that's a big group.
Is everybody pretty much except us?
Well, so far, so good. But Saki, is the administration going to
sue
Texas, over the opposing the order for the next mandates? And
is there a risk that kind of the OSHA efforts essentially get
tied up in litigation rather than having the immediate
effects?
Well, Josh, these requirements are promulgated by federal law.
So when the President announced his vaccine, mandates for
businesses that of course, were waiting on OSHA regulations for
the next step. That was pursuant to federal law and the
implementation of federal law because it's an executive order.
So our intention is to implement and continue to work to
implement these requirements across the country, including in
the states where there are attempts to oppose them. I will
say since you gave me the opportunity, Governor Abbott's
executive order, banning mandates and I would also note
announcement by Governor de Santos this morning, essentially
banning the implementation of mandates fit a familiar pattern
that we've seen of putting politics ahead of public health.
Over 700,000 American lives have been lost due to COVID-19,
including more than 56,000 in Florida and over 68. In Texas,
remember, I just love how they just take that 700,000 number
man, they just throw it out the.of COVID of COVID.
And every leader should be focused on supporting efforts to
save lives and end the pandemic. Why would you be taking steps
that prevent the saving of lives that make it more difficult to
save lives in across the country or in any state. And I would
also note that vaccine requirements have been standard
in both the Lone Star State Texas in case you're not
familiar, and the Sunshine State Florida in schools for decades,
whether polio, measles, mumps, rubella, the chickenpox. There
are vaccine requirements that have been implemented for
decades in the States. So these decisions that are cleared
leaders out of step with both long time requirements, a
history of vaccine mandates, but also many business leaders in
their states. And many businesses that are based in
their states, including Disney and American Airlines. That are
these leaders are taking steps to help boost vaccination rates
reduce deaths, hospitalizations, reduced hospitals, they And
expands the country's labor force. So bottom line is we're
going to continue to implement the law which the President of
the United States has the ability, the authority, the
legal authority to do, and we are going to continue to work to
get more people vaccinated. To get out of this pandemic, the
President will use every lever at his disposal to do that.
I think you're right. And I'm certainly not the right person
to ask, but it's probably not an executive order, I don't think
equals federal law somehow. No,
I don't think so. But if they think it does, and everybody
else thinks it does, then it doesn't. Well, it's
clearly since you know, she didn't she say in that clip like
Well, we're OSHA is common. You know, OSHA, don't worry about
it. You know, OSHA is working on it, we'll get that, which is the
the part for commercial companies not not affiliated
with government contracts, and their mandate for more than 100
people, you have to add path test has to have a vaccine
mandate in the organization. That one, they haven't done yet.
They just haven't published it.
Her slipping into vaccine mandates for chickenpox, rubella
and all the rest. It's for kids in school, not for people that
work at the dry cleaners.
It's also been around for a long, long time. Yeah, but
it's free. Again, it's not for the public, right? It's not for
pilots. No,
no, I'm not that I know of.
Now. So just as a just as a contrast, though, of this other
clip.
Well, I have a clip from Australia that I'd like to use
as contrast. Okay, this is Michael gunner, he is the chief
minister, whatever that means of the Northern Territory in
Australia. He just going to explain it very clearly see, the
Australians they're already there, we have not caught up
yet. They're six months ahead. When this happens when sokhi
starts talking like this, or, or any of the Congress critters,
that's when you know, the commies have one listen to this,
ask yourself these three questions. In my work? Do I come
into contact with vulnerable people? Is my workplace at a
higher risk of infection? Do I work on infrastructure or
logistics that are critical to the territory? If your answer is
maybe, or I don't know, you need to get the job. Critically, the
direction also applies to industries who directly face
customers in circumstances where the worker may not know the
vulnerability of the person they are interacting with. So too
simple. If your job includes interacting with members of the
public, then you need to get the job. If you work in hospitality,
you need to get the job. If you work in retail, or in a
supermarket, you need to get the job. If you are behind the
counter at the bank, if you're a receptionist or positions like
that, you need to get the job. If you are a barber, a
hairdresser, a beauty therapist, you need to get the job. All
these workers and many, many more directly interact with
members of the public. That means you are frontline workers
in our economy. That means you must be vaccinated. Of course
there can be exemptions. But these are extremely narrow, and
must be backed up with medical evidence. Simply not wanting the
vaccine is not a reason of done today. We are also announcing
the date from which this mandate comes to effect from Saturday,
the 13th of November. If you have not received at least your
first dose of a vaccine, you will not be permitted to attend
your workplace in that role. And a failure to comply with the
direction is a $5,000 fine. Well, that means that workers
must have saved at least their first dose by Friday the 12th of
November at the latest
about that.
A bunch of pricks down there those guys
I got Australian saying you know it's kind of weird, but we're
all thinking about moving to Texas.
Yes. moved to Texas, everybody. Yeah, I hear Austin's great
these days. I've heard it. Okay, here's the contrast except I
want people to pay close attention to this one I
guaranteed this would not be you. I couldn't even put this
clip on Twitter and get away with it. This is a clip from it.
This is out this clip comes from Taiwan. And here's the report on
COVID deaths from the shot. Okay, hold
on a second. You got a lot here got it.
In Taiwan, the number of people dying after their COVID
vaccination is exceeding the number of deaths from the virus
itself. Taiwan's health authorities say that as of
Monday, deaths after vaccination reached 865 while deaths from
the virus are at 845. Vaccines currently offered in Taiwan
include AstraZeneca Madonna, Pfizer bio in tech and Taiwan's
own vaccine medicine. Out of the 865 deaths after vaccination
over 600 were from AstraZeneca and nearly 200 deaths after
Madonna shot yeah I love
this i think i think producer sent this to us both I'm not
sure but I actually got it off the Oh you did get a weird cuz I
got the same one doesn't matter what what I love about it is
Pfizer gets off scot free. There's no mention of anyone
dying from Pfizer knows AstraZeneca bio and tech and
that was the end of the report. Yeah, but numbers didn't
completely add Oh, but that felt kind of fishy that you didn't at
least say Pfizer. Well, now a similar clip member to do Member
of Parliament, Christopher shope. In the UK, here's what he
said in Parliament. By the way, he should stay away from hot
tubs and general aviation for a while.
And the government may have not been too keen to promote that
information. But I think in in failing to do that, it is
actually counterproductive, I think most important of all, to
give some assurance to those people who are already
suffering, they are at our, our hospitals, they've got a large
number of inpatients who are only there because those
patients took the vaccine and that is causing a lot of anger
for for for consultants across the country. We know that there
is causation between vaccine vaccinations and damage caused
by these vaccines yet the government in a lot of its
literature seems to be denying that
I don't know I would probably not be able to put that on
Twitter either. Probably not work.
I wouldn't think so in
the in the show notes. I have a letter from Dr. Patricia Lee
she's an ICU nurse I know I know she's no she's not a nurse she's
doctor ICU doctor emergency doctors well, and and she wrote
this to her board wrote a really long letter with all these
examples of all these things that happens is I can't continue
in good conscience you know, you guys are lying. And this this
particular letter, which I encourage everyone to read is
going viral in the medical community. So maybe maybe
someone will figure it out. Like hey, maybe you should stop
killing two years
from next year. Well, instead
of all that, we get a totally different kind of message in the
US No, no, we're not gonna discuss if people are dying or
not. You're gonna see that on television, certainly not from
our quote unquote leaders now. We get people like joy Reid,
celebrities have the power to sway millions of people, which
is why it's so alarming when particularly the ones with huge
platforms publicly spread vaccine disinformation.
Now this story I'll say up front is about Eric Clapton. And then
what do you think she's gonna say about Eric Clapton?
He's an anti vaxxer spreading misinformation.
Oh, that's just the beginning. No, no, no, we can ease look.
What do you want to tie it to climate change or something else
we need to tie collapse into more than just the mandate.
Rock and Roll icon. Eric Clapton is the latest example making
news today for donating a van and 1000 pounds to British anti
Vax group jam for free. As Rolling Stone reported today,
that's just the tip of the iceberg for Clapton. He
participated in one of singer van Morrison's for anti lockdown
songs last year. He's spoken out against the back shot,
not three, not two, four.
Before you play that clip, I'm just making a couple of guesses
about what's going to be okay. I want to make one. All right. She
she very carefully describes that he did get vaccinated he
wasn't he's never been an anti vaxxer. But he did get
vaccinated and he got injured. She talks about that. I'm sure.
She does, actually. Yes. Okay, good.
But that's not that's not it, though,
for anti lockdown songs last year, and he's spoken out
against the vaccine ever since he claimed he had adverse
effects from it. Blaming proclaimed propaganda released
an anti Vax song called this has got to stop and we're gonna tour
a red America where he took a picture with bounty hunter,
bounty hunter, Texas Governor Greg Abbott,
because of course he did. The read America that was in Austin,
Texas, you know, not the most bluest part of America these
days. So that's where he was with red America.
Okay, well, it really stands out about white. There we go.
vaxxers in particular, is it the act, please
pay attention. Okay, anti button. Oh, he's white. He's
white stands
out about white anti vaxxers in particular is that they act like
their freedom has been taken, taken from them. And they have
this weird habit of trying to do that by co opting the history of
actually oppressed people. Clapton is no different. He
claimed that vaccine mandates are discrimination. The lyrics
of a song with Van Morrison include, do you want to be a
free man or do you want to be a slave? And as rollingstone
points out, this isn't Clapton's first nasty brush with matters
of race. There we go. It's a derogatory term friend, Jimi
Hendrix in 1968. Though the magazine points out it was
quote, hipster slang at the time.
By the way, if I could point out to you joy, both Jimmy and Eric
are Brits, they're racist. Come on. This is not a surprise but
don't lay it on slavery from America.
And then a concert and I 1976 he went on a racist rant that
included him saying stop Britain from becoming a black colony
keep Britain white. It was particularly shocking at the
time because Clapton's music was heavily influenced, one might
say appropriated Oh yeah, black musician. His biggest cover Bob
Marley's I shot the sheriff clapper has apologized for his
racist past blaming it on his addictions to alcohol and drugs.
But his behavior over the past year is also questionable in his
Rolling Stone put it, Clapton went from setting the standard
for rock guitar to making Full Tilt racist rants and becoming
an outspoken vaccine skeptic Wow. always like this. I mean,
maybe it's just a jerk.
Oh, that was really dynamite. I have to applaud her for taking
it to Eric Clapton being a full on evil racist. That's just
beautiful. Because he didn't like by the way coming from a
Caribbean I'll give you the clip of the day for coming from a
woman from the Caribbean. She's not she not an African American.
Yeah, but entertaining. entertaining,
but a pair top dollar.
Can you believe it? What else you got? I have plenty of stuff.
I don't I don't know what's the new clip? So let's see what
well let's go right. They have a variety of clips. Most of them
all, you know, let's do the ones that we just kind of on the
topics that you mentioned Pfizer a minute ago get somehow getting
out of that NTD report as a killer. So they have the they're
really promoting on NPR and I have two versions of the same
story. I have an old version and the original of the news that
you should use to fight you. Johnson Johnson is no good.
That's we know that so you got to give them Pfizer shot is a
booster. And so they're promoting this story in that
display the alt version of this verse, this is a COVID booster
news, alt.
NPR, since public health experts first started talking about
COVID-19 vaccine boosters, people have wondered, is it best
for vaccinated folks to get the same vaccine for their booster
as they did for their initial shots? Or would it be better to
mix things up and get a different vaccine as a booster
makes it highly anticipated study has produced some
provocative answers. And joining us now without the details is
NPR health correspondent Rob Stein. Hi, Rob.
Hey there, Sarah. Okay, so
you've got me wondering what did they find?
The bottom line is if you got either the Pfizer or the
maternal vaccine, it looks like a Pfizer or a murderer shot
would work well as your booster materna seems to work the best,
but not all that much better than Pfizer. So if Pfizer or
Merck Turner was your first vaccine, it doesn't look like it
matters very much as long as their booster is another one of
these so called mRNA vaccines. But if you go to j&j vaccine, it
really looks like you get the best response if you don't get
another j&j that is either getting returner or Pfizer neck
or staying away levels of so called neutralizing antibodies
and people who got one of those shut up Kenda 20 times higher
than if they just got another shot
that okay here's what's missing from from these reports
throughout the entire rollout of vaccines we've heard exact
numbers Okay, they changed a lot we heard numbers of efficacy we
heard numbers of protection we and this is just seems to be
pretty good. That's kind of That's better. And but what's
really fantastic is this Come on this is this is just off the
cuff. I think that the reporting numbers,
if we go back to February, March, April of last of 2020
there was just iidx about don't mix these.
Yeah, the World Health Organization said it don't
mix these up. They didn't even want you mixing Johnson and
Johnson and Madonna know, they're different formulations.
They don't necessarily you know, who knows what happens when you
mix them up, but now they're telling you to
the best now it's the best way to go.
Now here's the here's the other version of that same story, but
it's a slightly different if I'm not mistaken, if it's too much
the same, you can kill it
health officials. The best choice for a booster for people
who received the Johnson and Johnson COVID-19 vaccine appears
to be either the Madonna or Pfizer shot. And prs Rob Stein
reports on the findings of a highly anticipated study from
the National Institutes of Health.
Researchers studied 458 people who originally got the Madonna
Pfizer or Johnson and Johnson vaccine and then got either this
was that this is number 458. That's a drop in the bucket, a
vaccine or one of the others as a booster four to six months
later, the researchers found that it didn't make much
difference whether those were originally Got the McDermott or
Pfizer vaccines cut the same shot has sir booster or the
other so called mRNA vaccine. But people who got the job
Johnson vaccine appear to have a much stronger response if they
got either a Madonna or a Pfizer shot next, instead of another
j&j shot. Food and Drug Administration advisors are
meeting this week to consider moderner and Johnson and
Johnson's request to authorize their vaccines as boosters for
their shots. Rob Starling NPR News
my guys he calling in from the car.
But the point is, is that small study and looked at and they
still haven't got approval for any of this and they're pre
promoting it. Yeah. And
godly was on CBS again, and they have a new tactic, you know, why
don't we just survey the parents that'll make? That'll make it
seem a lot better.
According to the poll that we started our program with today.
More than a third of parents say they will vaccinate their five
to 11 year olds right away, a quarter of them will wait and
see. I'm wondering what that says to you and what you would
be looking for in the language from the CDC when they explain
this to the public. Look, I was actually encouraged by the
results of that survey. There's a lot of parents like me that as
soon as the vaccines available for their children are going to
go out and get their kids vaccinated that see the benefits
of vaccination. There's a lot of comparisons still have a lot of
questions around vaccination. I think for them, they should have
a conversation with their pediatrician. To try to get
comfortable with the idea of vaccinating kids, we now have
the opportunity by the availability of this vaccine to
more fully vanquish this virus and protect a broader swath of
the population in terms of what CDC is likely to do. I think the
question is whether or not they're going to say that this
vaccine should be used in kids ages five to 11, or may be used
in kids ages five to 11. And in perhaps enumerate kids who are
at higher risk for whom a strong consideration should be made
about deploying the vaccine. I think CDC is likely to take a
very cautious approach. And children ages five to 11, in
part because they're at less risk from COVID in part because
this is a new vaccine. We're still collecting data about it.
Oh, and it's a novel virus. Some things we don't know.
Oh, refreshingly honest, Scott, God leap Pfizer board member to
once a mistake. Yeah. And one of the big problems with the
mandates or something that's looming is happening now is
doctors, hospitals, etc, refusing to help patients
refusing to do procedures if you're not vaccinated, and
there's lots of part wrenching stories that you can get
anywhere if you want some outrage
started watching this when they started with people couldn't get
transplant.
Yeah. That's ratcheting up now it's ratcheting up. It's It's
worse than
ever. I have a question. Why does this one guy that medical
reporter for NPR keep saying so called mRNA vaccines?
I don't know. I heard
that. You use that term, so called when it's a misnomer.
Yeah. It's usually snarky. Yeah, so called tall guy. So called.
Yeah. So called hogfather. Yeah, there you go. That would be one
of them.
If you put any clothes if you put it in quotes, pod file
called pod
father. Hmm. But it's so called this. Okay. So what is so mean,
when he says so called mRNA? vaccine? I don't know. But are
they not? I mean, are we been misled? Because I was convinced
it was an mRNA vaccine all along.
This, I don't know. Well, I'm looking into back to my premise,
this is happening, that people can't get and again, it's
ratcheting up, you can see it. Also, staffing is going away. So
you let's blame it on that too. Let's blame a whole bunch of
things. There's hundreds of 1000s of healthcare workers per
state. Like in New York, it's going to be 100,000 who are just
stopping leaving. It's not going to be good. Here shortages. So
on this, this whole concept of refusing to help patients
because they have not been vaccinated. This is the medical
ethics, our captain of the medical ethics department at New
York University. And he addresses this question, is it
okay to basically kick your patient out of your practice or
whatever, if they haven't been vaccinated? Is it ethically
okay? And under what circumstances? Hi, I'm
Ari Kaplan. I'm at the division of medical ethics at the NYU
Grossman School of Medicine. In New York City. A couple of weeks
ago, a physician in Alabama said he'd had enough he would not be
seeing any more unvaccinated patients in his practice. A lot
of other doctors are starting to think about following in his
footsteps. Is it ethical to say, I'm not going to treat you if
you're not vaccinated? Well, it's a sticky issue and a
complicated issue. Let me try and work through a little bit of
the thinking the Alabama doctor said, it was too hard on him, he
suffered too much worrying about what was going to happen to his
unvaccinated patients. I don't think that's a good reason. I do
think a better reason might be, I have to protect my staff, from
unvaccinated people. I want to keep people safe in my waiting
room. And I don't want to be exposed to people with COVID for
fear of a breakthrough infection. It also may make some
sense to say, if you won't follow my medical advice and do
what I tell you to do. There's no point in me taking you on as
a patient. So under those terms, I think primary care people,
family doctors, nurses who do primary care could say, I'm not
taking on any patients who won't vaccinate,
man. I mean, he's he's making it okay. The ethics guy.
That's an unbelievable clip. My mommy, everyone has to stop in
their tracks when you hear that? Yeah. Because what's next
operate, this entire medical system is out of control.
If you're not taking prep, then you might have AIDS. So I don't
want you in my office. And that's the same thing. In
essence,
it's the same thing as when you want to take a TB patient. Do
people not take TB patients? Well, I mean, yeah, they do. But
I Well, maybe not anymore. Like I'm not gonna take anybody into
my office. That's sick.
I don't want any sick people in my doctor's office people. I
don't want any sick people coming into the office and
exposing other people to the sick. No, just sick in general.
Whatever sick you have, yeah, whatever. You got to cold get
out. You
think I'm a doctor? I'm a scientist dammit, Jim.
Well, Doctor, I'm not a doctor,
this, this guy is clearly under the spell of the mask formation.
And I can't it's so hard to blame everybody I really want to
humanize. I really want to humanize and I got another
professor to two parter this. She is the this is Gigi Foster.
She's a professor at University of New South Wales. So she's in
the middle of an Australian lockdown to cetera and she has
an opinion, except she doesn't call it mass formation, she
calls it crowds. And let's listen to her set us up for this
and the kinds of actions that a crowd will
take are these wild sacrificial actions again in service to
this, you know, perceived threat or whatever the narrative is. So
in the case of the Nazis, it was well, we just have to kill them
all. Kill them, all right, massive, massive human sacrifice
on the basis of this one obsession with COVID. I mean, I
won't say it was literally people being shot or gas, but it
was definitely people being deprived of basic human freedoms
are being deprived of happiness. And it was being done by a by
crowds that were that were populated, particularly by
fanatical people who themselves suffered from having some kind
of repression. So I noticed in this period that some of the
most radical fanatical Jain types who are belonging to this,
you know, pro lockdown crowd, were actually quite lonely
people, people who, you know, seemed a bit dysfunctional,
psychologically, they, they weren't really happy. You know,
they hadn't really settled or found
a place what she's talking about, obviously, everybody on
Twitter
themselves, they didn't have a good sense of Facebook, perhaps,
but they had to kind of stifle all this stuff in their normal
lives, but in a crowd, they could sort of let it all out and
visit all of this nastiness that was almost in line with what
they themselves had oppressed or suppressed in previous times on
to others. So it was like it was a vehicle for mass bullying and
mass deprivation of basic rights and freedoms that that the James
felt in some sense was again a worthy sacrifice maybe because
they themselves had to you know, suppress kind of these these
problems they had it all works together to create an extended
period of massive welfare destruction.
So I think what is interesting she's basically saying the same
thing as Professor De Smet was telling us only in different
terms and you know, this is not just democrats By the way, you
know, it's not just people in blue states, it people who are
all into my I wouldn't even say q anon, but just people who were
into other forms of pretty, pretty nutty stuff, you know,
1000s of sealed indictments kind of stuff, which I enjoy I
listened to all of it to make sure I'm not missing on anything
that might be coming by. I think they're also in in a state of
hypnosis and for them, it's like this is the answer. This this
dream this he's coming back, you know, Trump is going to appear
from the mist and they are Totally in the same state, which
I don't think they were, and maybe they were just as unhappy
before it all happened. I mean, this is very evil stuff. And so
here she is the second part describing the mass hysteria
crowd is something that most of your viewers won't be familiar
with, except in relation to the COVID period, but was quite
evident in previous generations. One of the types of crowds that
you may be familiar with probably most familiar with is
the Nazi Germany crowds. So when Hitler had those rallies, right,
so a crowd is distinguished by gets focused on one particular
thing, right, an obsession about one particular thing. And
everybody's obsessed about that thing all at once together. And
there's a sense of community about it, right? We are linked
in with each other, we are close to each other, we are secure, we
are not lonely, because we all that here's this one obsession,
you think this is the most important thing, right? And that
creates a sort of glue that is extremely difficult to dislodge,
to dissolve, right, very difficult. And in the crowd, the
people who belong who have this shared obsession kind of had a
have a sort of fluid morality and a fluid sense of what really
is true. And and that's when you saw in these HIPAA rallies, for
example, right. So
by the way, that's, that's exactly. Trump rallies. I think
that people show up at Trump rallies you know, we know that a
lot of those people are severely were severely depressed before
things happened. You know, they had a shit time in flyover
states. And they're also grabbing on to one thing this is
what's happening.
I should mention that the last Trump rally which is a hit that
one clip of they were they were discussing it and dead dead
company that does this these broadcasts on YouTube rbtv
whatever is called. They mentioned that about 90% of the
people at the Trump rally was at the previous Trump rally the
Iowa rally was the same people and so it's becoming like a
Grateful Dead group anyway
what's also he pretty much does all of his his performances at
WWE event places so it's wherever the wrestling crowd is
that's where he always tries to get a venue I think we've tried
yet I think we are very good I see outstanding idea a little
bit just a 30 more seconds of her so the fluid morality i
think that that occurs you know it's like oh well it's okay to
do this and then it's not okay and peoples are all over the map
and then then you know it's okay if he does it but not okay if
they do it you know, this is that fluid morality. It's the
what I guess people would call What about ism in that case?
And that's what you saw in these Hitler rallies for example.
Right? So people would we immediately agree to
pronouncements that they would normally if they weren't in the
crowd take decades to weigh up, you know, isn't really true that
you know, my Jewish neighbor is you know, out to get me Oh, even
though, you know, his father and my father fought together in the
First World War or something like that, right? But But this
notion that Oh, yes, they are they're all evil. Yep, yep. Yep.
And they just people just bought into that in a crowd that shows
you how, how much the sense of morality and the the seeking of
truth becomes outsourced by the crowd member to the crowd
leader.
I think that's it. So we got Fauci is one of those
outsources, Don Lemon wishes he was one of those. He's not. No.
Now we're still in the middle of a mass hypnosis event.
Yeah, well, we're stuck with it, too.
I know not if not, if everyone keeps speaking their truth,
which is hard. That's that's the that's the real battle.
I have a two more series of clips from NPR. because things
are starting to break in certain areas. Okay. COVID. Okay. COVID
origins This is starting to break this is going to this is,
of course, I don't want to say that we nailed this, like,
within a week of the COVID outbreak, because we did. But
the mainstream has got to find a way to back into this into the
reality because they have to. All this is happening over the
last year, two years, is gonna have to be explained eventually.
And so they try to get back to reality. Let's go. COVID origins
are the big question of this pandemic. Where did this virus
come from? Did it spill over from bats? Did it make the jump
to humans at an exotic meat market? Was that the result of a
laboratory incident? nearly two years after the first COVID case
was identified, the origin of the virus remains a
controversial and unanswered question and VRS Jason boubyan
reports. The World Health Organization is assembling. A
new team to try to answer that.
The who is named 26. scientists from around the world to sit on
what is calling the scientific advisory group for the origins
of novel pathogens or sago for short. The panel has been given
a broad mandate to investigate any and all future outbreaks of
unknown origin, but is also charged specifically with
looking at the roots of SARS COVID to China has been
desperate to deflect criticism that it was slow to identify the
new Coronavirus and earlier wh o team was stonewalled by Chinese
officials and in the end failed to provide a definitive answer
for where SARS COVID two came from. The who is head of
emergencies Mike Ryan says this new advisory group will likely
face some of the same geopolitical challenges that
have stymied other investigations.
This has never been an easy process. In many countries.
We've had difficulties in the past at a number of countries
because there were real issues or sensitivities or economic
issues or national trade issues or sovereignty issues, you can't
ignore that they exist.
The structure of this panel, which nominally looks at all new
pathogens, and not just COVID appears to be an attempt to
diffuse some of those concerns and sensitivities of China.
COVID has now killed nearly 5 million people worldwide
crippled the global economy. And Ryan says in order to prevent
future pandemics, we need to understand the origins of this
one
right now this is our best chance. And it may be our last
chance to understand the origins of this virus in a collegial
collective, a mutually responsible way. And I can't
overstate that this is an opportunity, but it is also a
challenge.
here first of all, yeah, doing that who first did this. They
already went into China and looked around and they came up
with a definitive answer. No, it didn't come from China. Or am I
wrong? Well, I made that mistake. Understanding what
happened the first time around that the who decided to go
figure out what happened.
Not only that, but if you said such things and you were deemed
a racist.
Well, there's that too. So now all of a sudden no who is
reconvening a new panel? Did they admit that their first
panel was no good?
I haven't not seen such communication
so anyways, I find this to be very annoying the way they're
doing this but let's let's pay part to
the who is Maria Van kerkhof says the world has no time to
waste and examining what happened in 2019. In the very
early days of the pandemic, she expects some of that work will
involve trips to China. I
anticipate that the Saigo in his discussions about the urgent
next steps for understanding you know the origins of the current
pandemic will recommend further studies in China and potentially
elsewhere.
China can veto any visit from researchers sent by sago but Van
kerkhof says she's optimistic that China will cooperate with
the group of the 26 scientists on the new advisory panel each
member is from a different country in one is the Deputy
Director at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing.
So wait a minute I'm trying to understand so are they to the
World Health Organization care COVID that's the Dutch lady or
born gotcha thing so they are putting together yet another
panel to go investigate this but they probably can't get in
anyway this is weird
yes I
was like hold on for it is weird. What are they trying to
do?
They're trying to hide it they're trying to tell the truth
and they read they're being they're playing games but
what you're telling me the World Health Organization is trying to
tell the truth
I think so. Unless Unless Well okay, well you're gonna take the
other side of this which what you would say would be no this
is just another scam well, it's
either just another distraction better done a distraction
because this is not what people are worried about right now that
is not the number one question about the pandemic the number
one question now is will it kill me and can I get around without
it? That's the question it may be a setup to blame something
else though. That's what I'm kind of hoping to see.
Oh yeah.
third option A third option that
said that when I didn't even consider yeah third option might
be the way to go. Now my last series which is the COVID This
is the dumbest there's mostly short but this is probably the
stupidest the NPR breakdown of anything they've ever done.
Really that's hard to top they have done a lot of dumb stuff.
Well okay, you've got me on that but this is pretty bad. This is
an entire I only have parts of it it kind of an expo say on
hugging. And how can we hug and what's cool hugging during the
pandemic and they make a whole story out we
didn't we weren't there stories at the very beginning about
hugging Dolly. I
can't hug so you're gonna hear above the surface. parter this
do some of the stupidest NPR stuff you've ever heard in your
life. Some of it's interesting, but most of it's pretty dumb.
Let's go with that one.
If you're not a hugger, the pandemic has been the perfect
excuse to never hug again. But for those of us who like to hug
the pandemic has felt cold, isolating. Even now with so many
vaccinated the Delta variant can cause breakthrough infections.
So we wanted to know is it okay to hug? What about handshakes
and kisses? We turn out to NPR health editor Mark silver to
answer those questions. Hello. Hello Lou. Isn't risky when both
people are vaccinated?
Well, first you have to remember how you catch COVID if someone
is infected, they'll breathe out respiratory and aerosol droplets
that can transmit the virus. So close contact like a hug can be
risky, but vaccination brings that risk way down. So even if
you're in contact with someone who's vaccinated and has been
infected without knowing it, that person breathes out far
fewer infected particles than someone who's not vaccinated.
No, yeah, there you go. Right off the bat.
No, that's not what we've heard. No, that's
not what we've been told. Just the opposite. That the person
that that has been vaccinated is carrying the COVID around. They
got tons of it in their nose mostly
Yeah, much more. Yeah. Hmm.
So we got a little miss message.
That's that's misinformation, man. Check false. Is this
disinformation? It's not okay.
I should report them game. onward. Part Two.
Wait a second. It sounds to me like you're saying for
vaccinated people. Hugging isn't very risky.
Well, it comes down to a phrase we're hearing a lot during the
pandemic level of risk. What level of risk Are you okay with,
for example, is the person you're hugging someone who works
in health care or a school where they're exposed to lots of other
people. In that case, you might decide to pass because their
risk of exposure to Coronavirus is higher. The risk is also
greater for people who are immunocompromised. And it's
worth thinking about where you'll be hugging indoors or
outdoors. Indoor hugs are riskier because outdoors, the
moving air helps disperse infected particles.
This crisis this pandemic has been a boondoggle for losers
everywhere with a piece of paper that that gets them on NPR and
NPR and all these outlets are so starved for a new voice. They'll
put anybody on with anything.
And this isn't it. I think this guy's an internal Well,
it's there you go. Why did they hire them? Even worse, he's not
even a stringer. Bring this guy and he's great. Oh, we did a
whole series on hugging. It was fab. It was such great human. It
was a human interest piece. That's what this is. This is
human interest piece of COVID.
Again, yeah, I guess it is you technically here we go is
hugging three. Great.
We've all had this weird, awkward moment, though, right?
When we see someone we haven't seen for a long time. No. And
we're not sure how they feel about hugging. I do this weird,
awkward dance where I kind of put my hands up in the air and
kind of like shimmy to see if they want a hug or not. It's
embarrassing. Yeah. What is the etiquette these days?
I'm not sure I'm going to try a shimmy. But the new etiquette is
state your preferences. Don't just go in for a spontaneous
hug. You could say, Hey, I'm vaccinated. I love to give you a
hug. Are you vaccinated too. And on the other hand, if you know
that that person just got off a six hour flight or went to an
indoor concert, it's fine to say let's just mask up first.
I think this is where I can use the word exasperating. I think
they might using it correctly. Because that's how I feel.
Well, it gets worse. The worst is yet to come. So let's go.
Hugging. COVID hugging before All right, so important. All
right.
Excuse me, I just say something to the passengers. In case you
do have any motion sickness, you want to vomit, there are little
bags in the seat
pocket. What about the kids who are too young for a vaccine? You
know, they're huggers, they need hugs.
If kids are involved, check with the Paris is it okay, if I hug
your kid? Or if you're the parent ask Is it okay if my kid
hugs you.
So we heard a lot about the death of the handshake at the
start of the pandemic. You know, everyone was doing those elbow
bumps kind of like a chicken dance. Are they still risky?
Let's say I have a breakthrough infection and I don't know it
and maybe I sneezed or coughed in my hand. So you reach out
your hand I reach in and touch you.
If you sneeze wrong, you're supposed to sneeze into your
elbow. So if you sneeze in your hand, you're a bad person.
And maybe I sneezed or coughed in my hands. So you reach out
your hand I reached out my hand and touch you. And then you're
going to take your hand to your face inevitably because we touch
our faces many many, many times a day without even knowing it.
So there is an element of risk. If you Do handshake you might
want to hand sanitizers right after, although one professor I
interviewed told me she feels safer with the elbow bump,
because you'd have to be a pretty talented contortionist to
bring your elbow to your eyes, nose or mouth.
I come from a culture where you actually kiss people on the
cheek to say hello, it is very common among Latinos to just say
no. So assuming that that is probably not going to be okay.
Well, when COVID was ticking in France,
and you know, the French are big, big cheek kissers, the
president urged people to give up cheek kissing, but now he's
rescinded that I believe he's she kissed in public and she
kisses pretty quick. You have to actually wipe where someone
kissed you on the cheek, you'd have to take your hand wipe that
spot with your hand and bring your hand to your mouth or nose.
So not high high risk.
Ah, parents don't let your children listen to NPR. They
might turn out like this guy. This is very very very sad what
he's doing here.
Now a couple of things that the last what value
is this to their NPR listeners?
Because this is a major concern to them Are you nuts.
But
you're these are NPR listeners. They want to be hugging at the
grocery store at the med the vegetable store.
With their burlap bag.
Yes, he got their bag I got the dirty old bag that's so grimy
that they put the food in the bag and they don't use the
plastic bags and they load up in this beat up old bag this
tomatoes who've been squished in made in China. Chubby got rotten
mold in it my made in China. There's in there stuffing,
stuffing all their food in there, and they're showing that
there's virtue signaling by not using any plastic at all. And,
and then they're going into their little purse, and they're
picking out a penny that you can pay right to the nickel. But now
they're using a card they put in at the last minute. By the way
people out there, you can put the credit card in early at most
checkouts you can put it into after the first thing is run
out. Put your card in, take care of all the punching into codes
and what uh Hey,
you're irked by this because you've said this before Do you
mention this to people in line do you say Hey lady yeah you all
bag you can put the card in now do you?
I am I am a quarter inch from oftentimes from doing what you
just described you
should just use cash man so that you could hold you can hold up
everybody behind you look at that. Oh fuck with his cash.
You'd be pounding painting out the pennies one by one I don't
think every single supermarket has that by the way.
Okay, so let's go to the last clip and that now it just goes
into the absurd so let's listen to this. But then there's the
air kiss in an air kiss you're blowing air in someone's face.
Don't do it. Unless you're blowing the kids from across Oh,
I don't know a football field.
Wow, I'm sure this guy knows that ass kissing and NPR will
get you everywhere including on this show question
I have to take comes to mind through this whole report and
blowing across a football field? Because Heaven forbid you. Well,
I don't know about you. I don't know anyone has ever given me an
air kiss and two feet from me is blown in my face. Is that what
is this thing about? Okay, you shook somebody's hand and then
you touch your face. And now you're doomed. Yeah. Now why are
you doomed? If you touch your magnets, if you rubbed your eye
or lick your fingers, or just lots of different things, I can
see where you can introduce the virus. But so I so I shake a
hand and I scratch myself. They rub my face just very slightly
in the jaw line. What it what it does, is it imagine that these
little viruses are to have legs and they walk their way up to
the mucous membrane. What's the deal?
Well, you're forgetting something. This is a binary
issue. Shaking someone's hand touching your face is probably
not that harmful. Unless you're also an NPR listener. Then I'm
afraid you're gonna die. Well, I hope so. And you know what, I
think stories like this that puts people on edge. I think it
gives people psychosis. There was even as you know, there was
a CDC alert. I want to say this was it was after 911 for sure. I
don't know how many years I came across it the other day, and it
said, you know, people in America and United States but
anyway, but it was CDC specific, who are worried about terrorism
could easily develop psycho psychosomatic symptoms of stuff.
So you know how much how much of these stories make people nuts
and they think that they got cooties on their face and
freaking out. Or Or is this just fluff At this point,
no, I think you're wrong. I think I think people are
freaking out. Dead very serious when they get these reports.
It's not as though they're a couple of jokers just trying to
frighten the public. They're frightened themselves. Since
you're asking these questions
now that's true. You got a point there.
Hmm. I was stressed by all this stuff, but damn PR is just
horrible.
The there's a lawsuit, this would be the final thing I've
got is a lawsuit from a number of scientists who are calling
the FDA, the FDA to account the law states the law, not
executive order. But the law states that after a vaccination
has been approved, in this case, the marketing license, whatever
that whatever that approval was, immediately, all documentation
how the FDA came to that decision has to be published for
review by the public and they have to date not done that. And
that's why scientists are now suing. And they're saying
Really? Yeah, they're saying, Wait a minute, we don't know
where it came from. You're not allowed to ask anything about
it. You know, the vaccines approved but you're not allowed
to know how they how they achieved that decision how they
got to that, that decision.
But this seems obvious that what the document would show it would
sound like this if you had a recording of it. Okay. 12345 for
you 12345 for you as 500 501 2345 cake, not another
1000 123 you get bite, okay, you get $5,000 and 123, you get
10 123 and that would be the way they came to the conclusion. And
then the Pfizer guy would leave.
Well, that's that's clearly when you're talking about the health
of millions of people. That's not really a cool way to do it.
So the scientists are suing and again, back in the good old
American spirit. Let's assume that's what we're good at.
That's that's really what we're good at.
So I have my last clip, and this is a clip from that, doctor.
This guy's not gonna be on YouTube much longer is funny guy
named Dr. Campbell I thinks his name, same name as the guy who
invented ivermectin. And he does a little bit on the ivermectin,
a Japanese University inviting Merck, to, to study ivermectin
as a as a COVID. thing. And so there's ivermectin. And there
was this doctor. This this guy. Campbell. You see, you actually
did a clip from him before. He's the one who discussed how to
give the shot proper.
The British guy? Yeah, he's
kind of I guess.
Yeah. Whatever he is, yeah. He is like semi bald and he's
smart. Yeah. Okay, God
show Katusha University said this. This is direct quote from
their article, based on the judgment that it is necessary to
examine the clinical effects of wire matching and prevent the
spread of uncertain COVID-19. This university can shadow
University as Merck and Co. To conduct clinical trials of
ivermectin for COVID-19 in Japan. Now, we should understand
that the university Chateau Chateau University was going to
give them their facilities and infrastructure, and we
understand that they're linked with a lot of national bodies in
Japan, so they could have facilitated a clinical trial
that which makes perfect sense. Why did they go to Merck about
this? Well, this company has priorities as an application for
an expansion of our maintenance indication, since the original
approval for the manufacturer and sale of ivermectin was
conferred to it and we know that Merck, very generously indeed
has given millions and millions of doses to help eradicate
scourges of parasitic disease in the, in the developing world, so
full marks to Merck, for its track record on ivermectin in
terms of facilitating its availability as an anti
parasitic medication. So you would imagine that we're jumping
this chance wouldn't know your thought. Anyway, this said,
however, the company said it had no intention of conducting
clinical trials. Now, a cynic might say that's because
ivermectin is out of paitent. And you can't sell it and make a
profit for it because any generic manufacturer can make it
but what do I know? I don't know. So that's the paper from
the American Journal of therapeutics, and these are the
authors. Now it looks like this is the lead author here. Looks
like that's the second author. That's the third author looks
like this is the third author. The third author is a doctor
Satoshi amaura. And Satoshi Mora works at Turkish Chateau
University tours associated with it, it says there. In fact, he
works at the omorosa Tasha Institute Memorial Institute,
because this is the man who won the Nobel Prize with Dr.
Campbell in 2002 1015. For his discovery of ivermectin
now, now what he doesn't mention in this in this whole thing is
that omorosa whatever his last name is the Japanese researcher,
his partner is the like he said is this Campbell guy, that
Campbell guy who I talk to?
All right, yeah, you emailed him didn't you? Know I called him
Oh.
And who refuses to discuss ivermectin at all right, because
he still works for Merck.
Yeah, he he, not only does he work for Merck, he knows he
can't do it because he will die.
Well, he's already 95 so i think you know, well, then
what's then what's this? He's 95. Yeah, no, he's
in his 90s Well, this
guy's an asshole. He needs to come out and immediately state
what he knows he's got a couple years left, and he's keeping
that because he works at Merck.
Now he's got a big pension or is Oh, I don't know
what that guy's a horrible, he's a Nazi.
I don't know. I'm not gonna call him that. But I will say this is
that this little idea? They let Merck do a test when they were
given facilities of a major university and then free free
reign. They just won't do it. They do. Why? Why won't they do
it? It's pretty obvious that there's something to this.
Yeah. They want us dead. There's no there's no other there's no
other answer. But with that, I will thank you for your courage
for facing the danger head on and say in the morning to you
the man who put the seas in Clapton's Cuf ladies and
gentlemen Mr. JOHN C. Good morning,
you Mr. Adam Curry. Also in the morning those ships and sea
boots on the ground. In the water here all the games a nice
out there.
In the morning to the trolls in the troll room. Let's have a
little count hands up there trolls what we got going on
here? low, low, low, low. 1921. Low. What's going on? It's your
fault. I knew it. Slow.
I'm guessing the last show we had. I don't think we even had a
COVID segment.
So you're saying it's because we didn't have a COVID segment
segment last show.
I'm guessing that people only tune into us nowadays just for
COVID
now, I think the opposite is true. The opposite where we said
we had COVID we had COVID on the last show. Absolutely. What are
you talking about?
I don't remember anything.
I did. You had zero I had COVID clips?
Yeah, they weren't a lot. Okay, everything cases No.
love doing this. So I'm gonna do it to you not let me go check.
I'm gonna go look at it because you know, it's all about truth
today. So let's see. I had COVID Down Under. We had ivermectin,
we had Pfizer. Oh, yeah. So it's six clips. We had Matt to Eb
it's not really it was more joking. Yes. So there were clips
in the Pfizer whistleblower. We had clips from that convince
me I'm totally convinced trolls sold me
so the trolls It would be nice if you guys could could up it a
little bit. It would be good to see you there. But maybe what
maybe the slipping away
maybe there's something wrong with the troll room.
There's a lot wrong with a troll from some
guy saying Hey, hey, you know I can't I can't get a name and I
can't get into the troll rooms.
You should block that guy. You just block him. Just block him.
People who ask those questions block them.
And I never I don't block for that reason for
that is troll room.io. If you want to find out what all the
hoopla is about, then go there troll room.io you'll notice
there's also a player where you can listen to the no agenda
stream. It's what do we call that thing? I forgot layer no
agenda stream.com that's what it is no agenda stream.com which is
always the live shows. And there's many of them throughout
the week. And of course, podcasts from all around GMO
nation. It's all talk it's no agenda for sure. And zero
commercials you love it. Check it out. You can also follow us
at no agenda social.com Adam at no agenda, social calm. That's
part of the fediverse part of the mastodon network of servers.
It's decentralized. We love it that way. we'd love it if you
create another no agenda, mastodon instance and then hook
it up to ours. And we can have everything flowing back and
forth. You can also follow john john at john C. Dvorak had no
agenda social calm. It is truly an algo free way to communicate
and a lot of the trolls are there but just a lot of the
producers in general, and it's that I get more from that than
from Twitter and a lot less nuttiness to be sure. Now let's
take a look at the artwork. We'd need to congratulate Correct a
record who brought us a piece of fabulous art for Episode 1389.
We've titled it Wigglesworth. We had trouble with the title quite
honestly, you didn't want to do let's go brand and I didn't have
my notes anymore. No, I didn't. We had we had trouble coming up
with a with a with a title. And art can't remember what we do on
the art because there were I think there were a number of
things. This was the green bar. We
had a wish that we as as usual. We both said, Oh, we got to talk
about this. Oh, we got to talk about that. Oh, we Oh, yeah, we
got to do this. And then we don't talk about any of it.
Because we can't seem to remember that long. It's a very
long time between Sunday and Thursday. Yeah, so I don't
remember. What are you? Oh, yeah, there was the one art that
piece of art with your head attached to some skinny guy. Oh,
no.
attached to your body? Yeah, exactly. Wasn't a skinny guy. It
was clearly you're out of shape. Just there. Yeah, that was a non
starter. That was a non starter for
dads because it had an image. We don't use images of either one
of us because it was done for years on end. Yeah. And so we
banned him but the picture of you with the $10 smooches by
nice Fox. I thought that was funny. No, I
didn't think the gag was funny. I didn't think the art was
funny. Yeah, the Taiwan soldiers from correct record, I thought
was phenomenal. Which is the one that we ultimately chose. And a
lot of people like that a lot. It triggered a lot of memories.
of people stepping on little green army men. For Lego before
Lego, we had green army men, for your parents to step on to.
There wasn't anything else that really that I'm looking at now
that really stood out. I do like the harvest by Shawn Regalado,
which is the pumpkin patch. And I was gonna use it for the
newsletter. But then I said, I'm gonna use pop star instead
curious, they had a pop star item in the morning. But I want
to keep this thing in abeyance, because it might be good for
Halloween. It was the Halloween.
Yeah, it wasn't it was a nice piece. But it just seemed a
little out of it was not out of the timeline. Yeah, out of the
out of times out the timeline for us. What else was there?
That's another CCP
thing was kind of cute, but it wasn't going to be used the
foamer then some guy just sent a big yellow block. And I know
what that was. Oh, yeah. There was no doubt that the army guys
were gonna win that one. It was
also just a really well put together piece. Wouldn't you say
just from an art perspective?
Yeah, it was. It was I liked it. It was good. It was a good
piece.
All right, let's thank some of our producers, executive
producers and associate executive producers for Episode
1390. We're on our way to 1400 October 26. We will be
celebrating our 14th anniversary.
We'll be doing that with the Anniversary Show be on October
24.
Okay, and that will be celebrating with all of the
producers from around get more nations. That's Sunday, the 24th
Thursday, yeah.
Okay. All right. Baby a whole week of celebrations.
It's going to be nonstop there's going to be I mean, it's just it
the festivities will be off the hook. I think people bring in
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whether John's bewilderment over why the US didn't recognize the
Republic of China back in 1945 was a genuine and innocent
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money so I can set the record straight as well as as soon as
we just read it was I was goading him specifically No,
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information. People should pay careful, careful attention to
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Shek lost the Civil War to Mao's Communist Party and fled to
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finally severed diplomatic ties with Taiwan. I didn't, I didn't
know that's how it went down. Other countries followed suit
and Taiwan became completely isolated on the world stage.
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responsible for opening up China was part of, I think, part of
the quid pro quo deal when he sent Kissinger over there. So
there was some Hanky Panky going on with between Nixon and the
PRC, and then Carter comes along like a bonehead and cuts off all
ties to Taiwan, which is ludicrous because we sell them
tons of armaments so we're not really cut off from Taiwan. But
would you we have to kind of BS This is like also
the green army medic. Right? The green army men there were
selling stuff we had that had all kinds of stuff from Taiwan
in the 70s. The green army Yeah, and my rack Come at me for
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it wrong and I was just complaining.
I'm here neither, but I don't think any of us really know. I
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it's
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Tina and I are very excited about this is going to be a good
one. Anything from Taylor de cancel the kissing booth you
know they canceled a lot once once the kissing booth stuff
started and then they're like they cut out all kinds of stuff
at the bouncy castle is still up in here. I don't know.
Anything from Taylor? Nope, not a thing.
Then we've got Brian McRoberts from Chesapeake Virginia also
$200 associate executive producer anything from Brian
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Adam. Here's another donation for the show. At the time of our
first donation. We were relatively new listeners. I'm
not quite sure about the format, the jargon etc. Now that we've
been tuning in for a while, I love that phrase. I love that
people still tune in. We've been we've gotten the hang of the
show and realize you're helping us to keep our sanity. So let's
keep this damn thing going. They say Feel free to cash this check
as long as you continue using terms like bullcrap get zooks
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Yes, I have.
spook. Yeah, douche. Holy crap. jumoke, Burks and jabroni and so
forth so forth. try as I might I have not been able to gain
access to the troll room. written instructions on that
topic perhaps via email or posted to the no agenda website
would be greatly appreciated. Apologies if I've overlooked
them. Hmm. Okay, we'll send me an email and I'll see if I can
help you out call out Stephen in Ferndale Michigan has been an
avid listener for several years but to the best of my knowledge
has never donated donated to the show. What do shoes hang in
there kind regards Trish and Rick and we thank them both very
much for their support.
I thought was a good idea you know, one of these days to bring
it up. The idea of doing a complete fac FAQ. Oh,
you mean the one where we have our mission statement?
Not a mission statement separate that's done. Yeah. Where is it?
It's in my inbox.
Okay. Send it to me. Maybe we can put it somewhere that people
can relate to
send it now we have a Brian there's no Brian now I got a
bunch of stuff from Mike. Yeah, I
don't have a Brian Brian Nick Roberts, either. Okay they can
okay but maybe we should you should we want to do some of
these make goods since we're here anyway yeah once you read a
few okay well we have quite a few so I'm not sure what
happened with it read about two
or three but that's when I went to take the dog out and I guess
the whole thing went off the rails Yeah, I
don't think so. Banshee back to says do this. This was some
something went wrong with this. Adam and john, when my husband
asked me what I wanted for my birthday this year. I told him I
wanted to donate to no agenda and stop my douchebaggery please
throw $1 at my smokin hot husband and D douche. The both
of us use ben de deuced. And then she has a boots on the
ground report from someone working for a major airline.
We're working together and standing up against the mandate.
All of the transportation industry is I don't have
concrete evidence of what exactly happened over the
weekend with Southwest but we have a huge group called
Southwest freedom flyers. Yes, we've seen it Southwest
stands.com and we don't condone walkouts, we were working
together in touch with legal teams speaking with other
airline employees sharing information and supporting each
other United Airlines has a hearing in Texas on Wednesday
that could help us learn how to navigate the exemption process
and I think they united announced they were not putting
a mandate in place yet so that may have been part of the
outcome. The questions they are asking us during the exemption
process are wild and personally invasive. I hope we can turn
this mandate on its head yeah I actually have a copy of that
that I put in the show notes it's very rude particularly the
religious the religious questions like you know it's
pretty much that the idea is we don't believe you so prove it
How many times do you pray you know that kind of stuff it's
pretty Yeah, it's very rude in his especially to anybody is is
not their business to begin with.
Thank you.
As somebody pointed out, I think the guy was sent out in matches
it's an illegal question on the legal side. There is HR issues
looming for these companies who think they're going to get away
with this
they put it in writing these idiots Yeah, literally I'm
writing asking that's so I mean, it is completely protected your
religion you don't have to classify to have to validate
that that you believe
there was a law professor on a local radio station I listened I
was in my car, so I didn't get to record it. But she was very
she's gonna go all in with the government. But now she and
she's from Hastings Cal. And she says, this is this is very
sketchy. They can't do what they're doing. They can't tell
people you know, if you have a religious reason for not taking
it, you don't have to say anything. That's all that that
in itself is all you have to say. I don't believe I should
take this vaccine because of my religion have to explain why you
don't explain what religion you're part of. You have to do
anything, you will
probably be out of a job, but at least you will be able to have
some recourse because there's no way that me and ask that
you may get some money on the back end
might. I'm just looking. I'm looking to see where was that? I
know I put it in there. Under mandates maybe? Well, it's in
the show notes. definitely take a look at it because it's Oh,
here it is crazy. Religious exemptions. I got it here. And
this was actually from the USDA. This is the USDA.
Day no better.
Yeah, let's see. Please describe the nature of your objection to
the COVID-19 vaccination requirement. Question two, would
complying with the COVID-19 vaccination requirements
substantially burden your religious exercise? if so please
explain how. I don't think you have to explain that. No,
you say yes.
Three. How long have you held the religious belief underlying
your objection? None of your business. Please describe
whether as an adult you have received vaccines against any
other disease such as flu vaccine or tetanus vaccine? And
if so, what vaccine you most recently received and when, to
the best of your recollection,
none of your business and illegal if you do
not have a religious objection to the use of all vaccines,
please explain why your objection is limited to
particular vaccines.
None of your business is there.
If there are any other medicines or products that you do not use
because of the religious belief underlying your objection,
please identify them. None of your business, please provide
any additional information that you think may be helpful in
reviewing your request. Yeah, I don't want to kiss my ass. How
about that. And then you have to I declare to the best of my
knowledge and ability the foregoing is true and correct.
And they have a privacy statement. We are authorized to
collect the information requested on this form pursuant
to executive order 13 991. Protecting the federal workforce
and requiring mask wearing January 20 2021. Executive Order
12196 Occupational Safety and Health Program for federal
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is this we go out we hit people in the mouth I would like to
talk a little bit about supply chains since now m five M has
caught up to what we've been talking about for a couple
months we've had lots of producers write in tell us
exactly what the problems are at the port the ports now we have a
completely I think avoidable gas spike in gas prices which now
green new deals come in everybody this is what it's
gonna be it's gonna be fab but let's get a little trip around
the world of what's happening with the supply shortages as
people go nuts trying to order stuff and and we can't get stuff
shipped and it's really there's a lot broken but here's what we
really have to be worried and ABC knows exactly what we care
about. And finally pumpkin
prices going through the roof.
Weather and shipping delays are to blame
when farmers say don't go out of your gourd you may just have to
settle for less perfect pumpkin.
Clip it that was the clip.
Oh did the woman at the beginning say pumpkin. Ooh. And
finally pumpkin prices going through. Hard to think it was
punk conscience and pumpkin and finally pumpkin prices going
through
pumpkin she might have said pumpkin.
You're right pumpkin punk.
Normally this would be an end of show mix. But Tom starkweather
put together a what turns out to be a dynamite super cut of the M
five m this past week talking about the supply chains. And I
think it 100% qualifies as a super cut enjoy.
Supply Chain
disruption. The shortage of products here in the US has
extended to well just about everything this morning a crisis
brewing in the American supply chain
not only the rising prices at the pump, but also at the
grocery store and at your favorite restaurant. Lots of
issues mounting up huge bottlenecks in supply chains.
75% of the eateries have had to change menu items due to supply
chain issues. The diaper
shortage is getting to be a big deal. It doesn't solve the
problem by telling people buy early for Christmas.
It is certainly exacerbating
all the troubles. If you're thinking
about holiday shopping, do it now
these supply shortages are sort of like a game of whack a mole
every time one gets resolved before other ones seem to pop
up.
But getting these things open 24 seven that is only going to push
these prices even higher inflation goes up
because nothing says returned
to normal like a shortage of toilet paper is what we're about
to see there's a shortage of truck drivers
to help deliver the goods probably going to see higher
prices persist right through the beginning of next year.
These challenges are definitely going to continue in the months
and the years ahead. I believe it's transitory but I don't mean
to suggest that these pressures will disappear
husband has taken a hit recently in his polls when it comes to
his handling of the economy. So in the past companies have
passed on these costs to consumers. I'm not sure if
that's the argument being made in this report. We feel that
that's unfair and absurd and the American people would not stand
for that retailers are charging more for just about everything
there may be isolated shortages of goods and services in the
coming months. Good luck with your shopping list this weekend.
This is that's that last bit is cynically what they're talking
about to and I'm surprised you didn't there was nothing about
it on the three by three. What I've seen continuously all you
start your shopping now do your shopping now Christmas shopping
now little Tommy's not going to have any any present advice you
get it now it's not going to get delivered. How? I mean, please
tell me I'm not the only one seeing that they're just pushing
shopping. This has nothing to do with supply. In fact, it'll
probably only make it worse
wishing shopping on network TV.
I mean, that's what we do. We push shopping, and I think I
have in the back of my mind. I'm sorry.
I said there's a couple of factoids I want to throw in so
people kind of understand a few things. The trucking problem is
really bad and you Bad in England we know that for the
gasoline problems, but here it's the same thing that because they
interviewed on on one of these morning shows a bunch of
trucking company executives, they only have half the trucks
they normally have and it has something to do with it. Well it
has to do with drivers it has to do drivers and also has to do
with what you point out which is the new regulations on the
trucks.
That's that's the that's why most drivers don't want to do
it. You also have to be 21 for a commercial driver's license for
that size, I believe maybe not in all states. But how about
this? We've all seen the wire we all know how the docks work this
is a million TV shows and movies about dockworkers. You're
telling me that that these guys can't be controlled with big
payoffs and that they're not in you know in in you know they've
got unions there's a lot there's always shady shit going on with
Doc's. Am I wrong?
Well, this is what no and this is why. Unbeknownst to most
people, there's too little of another two factors one, Oakland
had a backup that ended in July they got rid of because the two
unions decided to make a deal and next thing you know, they're
working 24 seven or whatever, and they get every it's clear.
And that's why around here and Mimi's are saying how come you
always have a we don't have any shortages of anything in the San
Francisco Bay area that I can see right? And oak has been
clear, Long Beach and Los Angeles the two big boys down
south which I did not know account for 40% of all overseas
shipping from China in the entire country
yeah yep.
Which is like what this seems like a lot
is a lot and now they have now they're up to 100 ships I think
that are off share
all backed up and they're gonna doubt they're gonna go to 24
seven they're gonna but what they're gonna do is unload all
the ships. Yeah. But they still can't get it out of the port.
There's just there's their ship, the cargo containers are stacked
up.
Got a note from one of our producers. No, wait, what's this
from? Well, here's the here's the story. Freight management
condo, this was a this was a article freight management
companies say the backlogs are so severe that warehouses are
storing rows and rows of containers. Of course, in
parking lots, it can take up to 10 days to retrieve a shipment
shipment. So delivery trucks This is what you've seen on
television often sit in line for hours waiting for a load and
some local carriers are refusing to get freight at certain times.
So it's now so bad that some companies will take their own
truck from their own facility with a forklift in the back, six
or seven guys, they'll bribe their way into the freight,
they'll just paying off the guy that whoever is in charge, and
they'll break open their own containers and use forklift to
load out the trailers or to get out whatever is in there. So
that we can at least have something moving from
freightwaves. So that would be a true story. I think freightwaves
is a good publication. So so you know, if it's if the slow downs
or not help or not being able to do it isn't also caused by
political situations or dockworkers or money or
whatever, it certainly can be manipulated in your favor. So
it's just as corrupt as always, and it's not moving. And how
about this? What if the bankers just like, you know, 2019
without a doubt, it was handy to have everyone locked down and,
and shut all the money. But if they really need money to flow
that has, it has to flow away from banks, it has to flow
somewhere else, they're sending it overnight to sending
trillions back to the Federal Reserve. Maybe there's also like
too much money in the system and they want to push everyone to
spend real quick, is that possible?
Ooh, that's a second good conspiracy idea you have? Well,
here's
a Yeah,
I never thought of that. But here's what one thing that they
were talking about the prices and all the rest of going up.
And the stock market reflects this two day injected so much
money into the economy free money, that people were spending
it like crazy and it created this huge demand. There's a
demand problem right now. So it may be well if you're going to,
you know, that's an old economics theory, demand and
supply if you get the demands that high, the prices have to go
up.
Well, but that's just temporary. Here is straight from the
horse's mouth. Janet Yellen on CBS talking about it
are higher prices here to stay. I believe it's transitory, but I
don't mean to suggest that these pressures will disappear in the
next month or two. This is an unprecedented shock to the
global economy. It's led to a huge shift in demand away from
surfaces and toward goods. And it's created huge bottlenecks in
supply chains. We have close to 100 ships that are docked
outside the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, waiting to
unload goods and a supply chains are very stressed. We get
pandemic under control. The global economy comes back, these
pressures will mitigate and I believe will go back to normal
levels.
How long is that gonna take? Well, we got to do this and the
global economy has to come back
up. It's not going to change at all until according to many amid
2022.
Right? Well, that's that's your theory, without a doubt, just
overlaying it on the 1918 pandemic, which I like, which
is, you know, I'm sure a lot of the stuff we're we're seeing, we
know, mandatory vaccinations mass, all of these were a
problem. 100 years ago, we already did this. But Janet
Yellen, by the way, went to school with the former New York
banker. I think she was in the same class.
I think you may have been mentioned before. Yeah.
Yeah, she's but she looks a lot older. To be honest about it.
here's, here's the second part with her her message to
consumers? Oh, he does? Yeah. Well, he's just Yeah, yeah, I
guess 100 million dollars in the bank and make you look young.
That and crispy adrenochrome. Right on,
we're being advised now to shop now for the holidays, because of
these supply chain issues. What's your message to
consumers? Well, look, we have an economy that's recovering. So
there may be isolated shortages of goods and services in the
coming months. But there is an ample supply of goods. And I
think there's no reason for consumers to panic about the
absence of goods that they're going to want to acquire for
Christmas.
So how can she say that? She says there'll be no absence of
goods.
Yes, that was the dumbest thing I've ever heard her say, after
she just wants to shortage, but there's no shortage.
Yeah, you don't have to be smart, by the way to be fed to a
chair person. But here's something I learned about
China's Treasury. Now. She's not she's out of the Fed. I'm sorry.
Well, she was fed. Now she's Treasury. But you don't have to
be smart for either of those jobs. You just have to know how
to trade along with the Fed. So he become a billionaire. That's
all I need to do. So part of the supply chain problems are also
manufacturing in China because they're out of coal. You know,
this used to be a joke back when I grew up. And we talked about
Belgium, Belgium. Of course, we make jokes about Belgians all
the time. And the joke went like this. Do you know why the
Belgian arm at the Belgian Air Force didn't fly during World
War Two when the Nazis attacked?
Yeah, because they ran out of coal. Exactly.
Exactly. And now it's like you know why China sucks and they're
running out of coal. We know that they cut off the the
Australian supply and reinstated it. But here's something I
didn't know about how important the Australian coal is.
Several Chinese financial analytics have also acknowledged
that Australian coal is the preferred choice of China's
power plants. There was a significant gap between
Indonesian coal and Russian coal and high quality Australian coal
and many Chinese coastal power plants had converted their
generating units to be suitable for the use with Australian
coal. When the import of Australian coal is interrupted
as such equipment being unable to process domestic coal has
resulted in a reduction in power generation
did I didn't know that that Australia's coal was some super
coal that needs special
outside high quality anthracite if you look at the coal supplies
around it we have a lot of it in this country the difference in
quality is extreme from the cheapest crappy oil
I'll talk about that because late no one will no one really
knows that there's differences in coal they have no idea and I
guess if Australian coal is that much better, quote unquote, does
that mean you can use less of it?
Yeah, it probably has higher bt EU content less sulfur at least
needs less scrubbing and it's just and probably burns cleaner
in every way and it probably leaves less Ash is probably a
forest I mean, I'm just guessing that that would be the extreme
example of fantastic coal. So yeah, if the Chinese are all
geared up for that and they cut them off for some stupid
political reason because because the Australians did a bad piece
on 60 minutes down there and
what a bunch of
believable who did that should be shot in China that would
shoot the guy
that was let's just discuss these and if you talked about on
DHL unplugged, but the gas prices I mean this is I think
this was completely avoidable. It wasn't very obvious what
we're doing if you shut down all of Europe is shutting down
natural gas. But so you know, and they didn't have enough they
didn't store enough during the you know, the last season or
whatever the Germans have. It is it. Turning off everything the
last nuclear plant is about to close. France is now considering
closing another 35 percent of the nuclear plants
and with friends to their friends is all nukes. And
they're and they run beautifully.
Well because it's not green is not part of the green new deal
here Francis debate well
let me let me ask you a hypothetical question Is it not
green because it contributes no carbon dioxide whatsoever to the
atmosphere?
Yeah, I mean, you're asking me the obvious question which is
you know, yeah, they you cannot have nuclear because it kills
people that's not green. Okay. I mean, I'll just answer it for
you. We're not gonna have nuclear because it's dangerous
and scary, said therefore not green. That's red
is scary. That's what it is. In
2011. The Merkel government took an energy model developed by
Martin fouse dish and the state Advisory Council and claimed
that Germany could attain 100% renewable electricity by 2050.
They argue that using nuclear would no longer be necessary nor
the construction of cold fire plants with carbon capture and
storage with that the energiewende which we've talked
about for years was born in the study that they base this on,
argued that it would work because Germany could contracts
to buy surplus, carbon dioxide free hydro electric power from
Norway and Sweden but oh. Hot Summer the hydro power reserves
of Sweden and Norway are now dangerously low just like our
that you reported on Lake Powell. So that's coming into
winter they only have 52% of capacity so that means that
Germany Denmark and new UK are now in trouble because they
can't buy all the excess from the hydro power from Scandinavia
to make it worse Sweden they're still considering shutting down
their own nuclear power plants which is 40% of their
electricity and France as I said this debating is cutting cutting
as much as 1/3 and why because you make more money if you throw
up some solar panels and it's subsidized and you're in on
every every solar panel array every windmill is its own legal
entity it's an LLC or sometimes you know a bV which would be
Dutch which also can you know is great for taxes and you'll see
the owners of that are politicians people who are just
putting it in making the money the scam has not changed and now
oh now though, now everyone has to rely on Russia for their for
the gas I mean the How ironic.
And the Russians have got to be cracking up
now in the US we're not going to start any fracking we're not
going to do anything. Like we're afraid what I understand frac is
starting up fracking each time is very costly. He had to do it
continually. Yeah, so if you start up and shutdown is bad
Yeah, well, that's Yeah. Now we're not doing any we haven't
done a new nuke plant or I don't know 50 years but we're not
doing that. I don't know what we're gonna do. I mean, all I
know is I go to the gas station, you can California gasoline is
five bucks, five bucks a gallon. And we produce oil in
California.
Yeah. Well, that's a lot of that is taxes. I'm just presuming
what most of his tax so you know, another reason of course,
it doesn't do any I know where the text when he goes supposed
to be for the roads. I there's potholes everywhere.
I think another reason was lost. And actually, another reason
that all this is happening is these environmental social
governance regulations, which make no fracking companies. Oil
specific companies and investable for pension funds and
the US Labor Department proposed a rule Wednesday, check this
out, that would allow workplace retirement investments to focus
on environmentally friendly funds and cashing on the
company's combating climate change. This, in fact, reverses
former President Donald Trump's regulations on the use of
environmental, social and corporate governance factors in
retirement portfolios and fiduciaries. Trump's rules
limited investments related to decisions to pecuniary factors,
sowing doubt among industry practitioners about whether
climate change and environmental factors would qualify. So now
they've just made it I guess, if this rule passes, and they and
it becomes the rule that all the retirement accounts can also
adhere to full on ESG. And just for anyone who's not who doesn't
have isn't isn't participating in that just won't count. And
that's really pushing the climate stuff because that's
where all the money's going into stupid ass companies that that
do solve solar and wind
Well hopefully the whole thing will blow over.
Well it only took took about 24 months but here we are, as
predicted, the big tobacco companies in the United States
pushed out all the vapes all vaping all liquids it's all
illegal get rid of it. No flavored no good. You're all
gonna die. It's still nicotine, what's wrong with you children,
and then all of a sudden,
this is a first the FDA has authorized e cigarettes in the
United States. It's a move that caught a lot of people by
surprise. The FDA saying they believe certain RJ Reynolds
vaping products may help adult smokers who want to quit. But
today's action is raising a lot of questions and concerns. Our
circle of health reporter Denise to door has more on the impact
of this decision.
In a first of its kind authorization, the FDA green
lights the marketing of certain e cigarettes because the agency
says it may help some Americans quit smoking. It's a move that's
puzzled some lung experts
Don't forget make the thing of just as harmful to the heart,
whether is by vaping or by smoking
pulmonologist Dr. Eli handle with Dignity Health Glendale
Memorial says replacing one form of inhaling nicotine with
another doesn't make sense.
You're vaping nicotine. So the same pleasure you will get from
smoking cigarettes you'll get from a baby
but the Food and Drug Administration said data
submitted by RJ Reynolds showed its views e cigarettes help
smokers either quit or significantly reduce their use
of cigarettes. In a statement and FDA spokesman said today's
authorizations are an important step toward ensuring all new
tobacco products undergo the FDA has robust scientific pre market
evaluation. To be clear, the FDA is permitting the sales of
specific tobacco flavored e cigarettes for adults only not
the flavored products that have been criticized for being
targeted to children experts point out smoking cigarettes is
a leading preventable cause of death. Today's authorization
allows these vaping products to be legally sold in the US
alright so this is almost exactly as as we thought it
would go this is the big tobacco companies rjr Philip Morris of
course has the eye cos which has not yet been improved in fact it
got denied pre marketing what it yeah pre pre marketing approval
from the FDA which is kind of a similar process to vaccines
funny enough and I think that the so this is views Vu SVZ He
is just like a jewel or any of these things that got killed off
I think what happened here was which I didn't even expect I
thought that the reason why I cos was going to be the vape
that they brought in to take over everything was because it
was non combustible tobacco was still a tobacco product and
because it's still a tobacco product the master states
agreement all the all the money that flows to all the states
from the tobacco companies that would still stay in place in
fact it may even grow what I heard in this report and what
I'm seeing now as I research this is that big changes,
they're now calling nicotine a tobacco product and
so you think it might keep the master agreement in play?
Of course. Yeah, it's coming from the same people they don't
have to change anything.
So I wonder if they do even code the lozenges or the patch
you know, they may be able to if that's it, they're gonna have
them I have to see again I have no paperwork on this but the
nicotine vape juice is by my I mean you can call that a tobacco
product but it's significantly different from you know,
inhaling burnt you know, tobacco and carbon and formaldehyde and
paper and all that stuff. So I think that that's what they did
and they and and if this was a fight between a couple of
companies wow rjr did a great job and and then what's coming
next guaranteed menthol, because that's, that's the big that's
the big killer. Getting menthol because that's what brings in
the hip hop audience. They love menthol. So, there you go kill
the whole industry, which was great. People had a lot of fun.
It was the same mission. You know, vaping helps you quit
smoking or smoke less burning tobacco in your face. And now
they're turning around. Oh my God, look what they did. So
amazing. rjr did it.
Interesting fight, Debbie. A good story. Figure out that
background on.
Yeah, well, again FDA has to tell us vape you're still vape
Oh, yeah.
But But what do you use for a device? Are you gonna be gone?
Are they gonna have to? You have to go buy one of these because
you can't get your product or
go underground Baby got to go underground. Yeah, you got to
get it from sketchy drugstores and head shops. Really? Yeah,
that's really, yes. I mean, yes.
That's uh, you know, people who manufacture this stuff, I think
oh, yeah,
you can make it yourself. You can you can order the materials.
You know this when Dexter was doing Dexter made a whole bought
bought himself a house based on his previous crazy vape juices.
Yeah, he was a US market. Yeah.
So yeah, no, I still have vapes. You can you can still order an
actual vape. Although that's getting more difficult because
of the lithium ion batteries at set. But the juice Yeah. Yeah.
So we'll see. And I can't wait to try out their products. See
if it's any good. Maybe it's a great product. Who knows? I
certainly believe it helped me not catch COVID
Well, that's the other thing that when you started this
report, is it possible that the crackdown it has to do with
keeping people away from tobacco? Because tobacco
prevents COVID? in some case, studies show Yes. Or, or is one
of these limiting factors. And to knock that back because we
still have to kill more people. Oh, well,
that's totally on deck. And I believe that to be true Dave, my
buddy Dave, my buddy Dave. He has this small office and 50
people maybe. And there's one guy who's just a horrible chain
smoker, and everyone has gotten COVID everyone's dropped around
this guy and he's just sitting there all nice and smelly. And
he's overweight, you know, eats junk food, too. It's like what
is he doing that we're not in the office gossip is it's the
smoking and we wasn't there some report early on we were looking
at that and you know, receptors from the Asian men who are
smoking right now
you actually picked one up very early because you were looking
for it. And that was early in the game like a year ago and
then it's become more keeps cropping up in the newest and
we've played all these clips at the tobacco is a preventative
much like aspirin everything else they're going after should
talk about it. Yeah.
So okay, well I've been I've been go to some Trump stuff
where we can do those c span call ins Well, I'd
actually like to do it quick, quick submarine update. Because
there's been too much submarine stuff in the news for me to be
comfortable anymore. We had
immediately especially when the one banged into some mysterious
I have information on that too. First item information has come
to light Yeah, well
if when I played the jingle you know I'm going to tell you
what's going on. First, let's go to ABC this morning,
a nuclear engineer for the Navy faces espionage related charges
accused of trying to sell secrets about America's most
sophisticated submarines. These fast attack submarines which
incorporate a lot of stealth technology, these submarines
cost about $3 billion each. According to the FBI. Jonathan
Tabby, who had top security clearance sent a package of
documents to an undisclosed foreign government in April
2020, including a sample of restricted data and instructions
on establishing a covert relationship when the Russians
or the Chinese or the Iranians or whoever was receiving this
gets the information. They can look at this and say how do we
design our submarines and save potentially years of design work
with the court documents do not explain how the FBI received the
package. But undercover agents posing as spies from a foreign
nation allegedly made a deal with Tabby to share the secret
information in exchange for $100,000. Investigators say when
Tabby dropped off a data card it was placed inside a peanut
butter sandwich.
Alright, so this whole story reeks of bull crap to me. FBI
six weeks cycle data card in a peanut butter sandwich. Huh?
Yeah, a lot of coersion lot of talking Oh, we can't really tell
you where we got the information from. Here's the timeline. We
had China, sorry, France getting really, really angry at
Australia, and the US because of the change of the submarine
deal. So we're going to have the subs now in Australia, which of
course is a danger to China, they might think, then we get
this both. We hit something we don't know what and now, I
believe once again, let's not because when a sub hits
something. I mean, we've had a lot of subs, subs are good
stories. The news likes to likes to have a good underwater crash
story, but then right away we get this Oh, this is the story.
This is what's important to this three submarine stories in a
month's time. I haven't had three submarine stories in three
years. And from our submariners, I will read one of the responses
verbatim. We don't need active sonar. We have passive sonar.
They hit a Chinese sub, it's just hush hush like when we blew
up the Russian sub the Kursk. And I believe both of those
stories to be true. So we hit a china sub.
What would happen to the China sub?
I don't have that yet. But I'm waiting for it. And I don't
think it may not have been while he says just like we blew up the
Russian sub the curse, the curse never surfaced. So if we hit a
china sub, and they're at the bottom, huh. But maybe it was
young, we shouldn't have been there we were. We were snooping
around and we bumped into him. There's something else I got,
which is kind of funny. boots on the ground from the South China
Sea. This is from Andy. In 2019. I delivered a boat from the
Philippines to ishigaki Japan passing through the South China
Sea. Upon arriving into ishigaki I noticed all six of the
Japanese Coast Guard cutters had large nets strapped to the bow
and hanging over the rails each field was looked like foam bed
mattresses about three beds thick. After clearing into the
country I had a chance to talk with my interpreter he says the
mattresses are to redirect Chinese vessels entering
Japanese waters and push them back out into international
waters by physical contact but that the traditional shot across
the bow warning is only considered an act of war if
you're really shooting or if you're striking someone but
nudging another vessel with mattresses is apparently okay.
And this happens every single day. I didn't know this to this
guy, but he knows it's got like bumper cars going on in the
South China Sea ships.
Yeah, well you think somebody be covering this?
It doesn't behoove them I think doesn't move them. All right.
They do cover this story though. This is the Norway story.
Oh my Yeah, this was crazy.
Do you have a short clip from NPR but it kind of covers it
Norway bow and arrow
Felice in Norway say a man armed with a bow and arrow killed five
people and wounded others in a town about 50 miles west of
Oslo. Authorities say the suspect has been arrested and is
believed to have acted alone. The officials say they haven't
ruled out the possibility of a terror attack.
Yeah, so
they tell us nothing. We don't know anything. So some guy went
nuts with a bow and arrow.
I have a little more on that. I think I got that. He was they
think he was a radical Muslim. That's what I hear it is.
Where's I thought I heard that. Yes. Here we go. Danish Danish
convert to Islam, who was suspected of having been
radicalized. He was suspected or charged with killing five people
injuring two others. 37 year old the bow and arrow Coons Bergner
the capital, the suspect who lived in Coons Berg and has a
criminal record, including death threats, burglary and drug
possession was reported to police for possible
radicalization last year. Hello. There you go. There cops are as
good as ours.
Yeah, there's 20 returning people in the result yet.
Their Intel doesn't work does not work.
Hmm, all right. No, I have some interesting Well, I still have
the c span Collins. Well,
then let me just end up this block for me with a bit of the
purge since we still have people locked up. There's a lot of
saber rattling about January 6. In fact, Margaret Brennan had
Fiona hill on about this. This was pretty disgusting. You know,
in the book peril. Robert Costa and Bob Woodward wrote, the
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley at the end of
it is quoted as comparing the January 6 siege to the Capitol
to the great dress rehearsal your Russia analyst, you know
immediately what that phrase is, which is what Lenin called an
uprising that preceded the revolution. I read that and I
said, Dear God, yeah. I mean, he, the general is saying that
this is a precursor, potentially to further violence. Is this
overstating things in a historical sense?
He's not overstating it at all? Because I mean, we all saw in
real time what happened on January 6 of the Capitol
building, and general Milley was absolutely right any student of
history but any observer of even American politics over the last
decade, I mean, when have we seen something like this before,
we haven't done
Woman is some British American foreign affairs specialist who
works in Brookings Institution this these people
okay, but now that you brought that up I have to play these
Meet the Press clips, okay, along the same lines and as all
pounding this home they had Fiona Hill hill on they had
Why Why is she on why is she What is her big deal she was
Trump and she worked with the administration for 10 minutes to
kind of the kind of kind of the premise of what we're going to
be hearing here these clips and they're just random tips from
this last show on last Sunday. This is MTP intro is the intro
side of it. of one
good Sunday morning from our NBC News Bureau in Los Angeles.
Every day, it seems we're learning how fragile our
democracy is. Just this past week, the Senate Judiciary
Committee released a report about just how close we came to
losing that democracy and the week after the election report
provides new details on a January 3 White House meeting.
Were top Justice Department officials had to threaten to
resign and mass to stop President Trump from taking
further steps to overturn the election. We also learned that
last week Mr. Trump told his former aides to not comply with
subpoenas from Congress regarding the January 6 Riot at
the Capitol. And a Facebook whistleblower told Congress this
week how the company returned to relaxed security measures right
after the election. But before January six, even as Mr. Trump
was lying about vote fraud, all because they wanted to keep up
engagement and profits. And it keeps my theory in play doesn't
it a
little bit. Now I will say this that what he just said there
about Facebook. On that same show. I didn't have a clip
because it was a little too long to clip but Nick Clegg, you
remember that?
Yeah, he's Yeah, he's the spokes hole for face bag. He's former
UK Member of Parliament. Yeah.
He came on and Dan said this is bull crap. And he did call the
chuck. They're a liar. Oh, you didn't clip it? No, it was long.
It wasn't it was a typical British way of Jesus. So
understated, took forever. Okay. But I didn't clip I'm just
telling you in a nutshell. So we go from there. And but so this
is a whole the whole half hour show. And it was cording to
chuck. This was put together by Chuck, because it was so
important because we almost lost our democracy. Oh, by this
unarmed people roaming around and staying within the lines as
they walk through. So let's go to MPT MTP intro to.
So ask yourself, this isn't alarmist to suggest that our
democracy is at risk, or Yeah, really staring at the abyss.
Whatever side of the political divide, you're on, on that
issue, getting to the bottom of Mr. Trump's actions on and
around January six, will give us all more clarity on how close we
actually came to the shredding of our Constitution. And how
close we could come again, right now, because they're two clips
now, where they're talking about our democracy, I have to
interject this clip from the same network, MSNBC, with our
favorite buddy, who's back again, former CIA director john
brennan.
And well, they know that the demographic and political trends
are against them. And so they continue to try to exploit the
fears of a lot of individuals in this country, by overstating the
concerns that a lot of people have about what's happening in
this country, in terms of migration, other types of
economic issues, and other things. But I must say that, you
know, we're no longer the world's role model for
democracy. I think, given the authoritarian tendencies of the
Republican Party, it is the republicans i think, are trying
to resort to any tactic possible. And I am concerned
that what we saw on January 6, could that be replicated in the
future? Are there individuals who are going to try to stoke
those fears to such an extent that some people are going to
try to take action into their own hands in interviews over the
weekend I heard dividuals say that they see a civil war coming
out of this palpable fear that they have that they're going to
again resort to any tactic whatsoever in order to hold on
to what I think is their their failing ability to hold on to
power
so the word is out that's the message and they're closing in
they're really trying to make it happen here trying to make a
status
they have out of the they have more than one person come on all
is going to be a civil war there's going to be showing what
this is all favorite part of the scheme. So let's go to this
clip. Now they later in the show, we get to this, this is
MTP zero clip. This is the first of the series of short clips.
Now a parade of former Trump officials are recounting Trump's
obsession with overturning the election and an attempted coup
he was
heightened and he was so You know about this was stolen from
us this was stolen from us. We all watch it happening. And
because it, you know, didn't seem to be behind the scenes
clandestine in any way, it became normalized, but many
Republicans are still defending.
The President did the right thing. If he had made another
decision, you would have had a problem.
And around the country, Trump allies are pushing laws that
would allow republican legislatures to more easily
overturn the vote. If it does not go their way. I'm alarmed I
think most people are alarmed that we're still talking. And
they're still facing these issues and election
disinformation. This is about going after the integrity of not
only the election system in Idaho, but people going after
the integrity of the election system as
a whole.
This is without a doubt the biggest threat to our democracy
in my lifetime. And joining me now senator Sheldon Whitehouse
of Rhode Island. He is a member of the Senate Judiciary
Committee, which wrote this report on former President
Trump's efforts to overturn the election using the Justice
Department as covered to do it Senator Whitehouse Welcome back
to meet the press.
Thanks good to have them with you.
They are so afraid of what's happening. They are taking this
to extremes we've got we're we're getting we're writing
books, giving them to guys, here's here's your book, word
everything. Oh my god, they're so worried about this. They're
beside themselves, and they're making up this horrible story.
You know, you kind of stepped on that. Oh, I'm so sorry. Sheldon
Whitehouse in this because of this stupid comment at the very
beginning or the end.
At the very end of the whole thing. He they just introduced
him and he says, well, thank God to be your here. system really
doesn't again,
or of the Senate Judiciary Committee, which wrote this
report on former President Trump's efforts to overturn the
election using the Justice Department as covered to do it.
Senator Whitehouse Welcome back to meet the press.
Thanks. Good to have good to be on with you. Good to have you.
Yeah, well, this happens a lot. I was just a minor flub. Okay.
So he has him on and he just does his normal griping about
Trump, then they bring a panel on and they got the Amish, the
Amish and a couple of other democrats and never have a
republican that could actually explain things. Why
ruin the party? Why ruin the fun to Heaven forbid.
So let's be heard. And there's just two random clips from this
little group of people bitching is because there's no more
sorry. Actually, here we go.
Is because there's no moral center and no moral clarity from
senators like Chuck Grassley?
Oh, you mean, the other thing is, there seems to be no power
numbers, everybody's afraid of, if they all join hands. They
could read the party of Trump, but they're not doing it.
They're not and really at the heart of this is fear. And at
the heart of this is the idea that the threat continues
watching the Trump rally yesterday, I would only do it
because I was coming on meet the press with you check.
I just want to say please, everyone also try to listen to
this as a complete projection that she's talking about
herself.
They're not and really at the heart of this is fear. And at
the heart of this is the idea that the threat continues
watching the Trump rally yesterday. And I would only do
it because I was coming on meet the press with you check.
And in what I saw yesterday, was a president who is continuing to
not only live but also upped the ante. He was telling people last
night, we're not going to have a country in three years, we need
to take this country back. And what you see is a republican
party that simply cannot divorce themselves from the alternate
reality that the former president is living in. And you
see people riled up excited about that. And I'm in talking
to Democrats, they're just so worried that the energy is on
the GOP side.
So here's a professional reporter who both works for NPR,
PBS, CBS, MSNBC, God knows she's everywhere. She's celebrated.
And she says, I wouldn't have watched it but I knew I was
coming out and talking to you, Chuck. That's what that's how
journalists cover presidential stuff now is I don't want to
watch it but Oh, just because I was coming on with you.
Yeah, yeah, it's pathetic. There's nothing more but bear in
that comment that you made now. This is lack of objectivity is
out of control.
Well, there's also no one watching so it doesn't hurt that
much. Well, that's what we're, we're watching. I know we're
actually making it worse by playing these clips.
Exactly. So
no wonder they let us go. Hey, you know, we're having a hard
time getting the message out to the kids. But these guys, they
play all our stuff. This is great. David French Stephanie
Grisham is she owes a conseco, meaning you may not believe her
on a lot of stuff, but you believe her on this.
I mean, if you're writing a book is saying that Trump is unstable
and lies a lot that is not exactly news. I mean, this is
something that was seen all over the United States of America,
for Year after year after year. The problem is that his loyal
fans are always turn on his appointees. Trump in Trump, who
was supposed to hire the best people is always being betrayed,
he net still never has made a mistake. And so what we're
dealing with here is that's not news. It is not news at this
point. If you don't know that already, where have you been?
It's a fair point. That's all we have for today. Thank you all
for watching. Thank you panel for being with us. We'll be back
next week in Washington, because if it's Sunday, it's meet the
price.
Did I miss that Jose conseco became an insult? Was that a
thing now?
I didn't I never knew that it was an insult. But I don't I'm
not sure I don't I don't even know what they're referring to.
Are they referring to his book? That's 30 years old. steroids?
I don't know. Yeah. Like I like lying, basically.
Well, they're, they're condemned. The woman that came
on the show, this Grisham woman, she came up with another Trump
book. And she was like his chief of staff or something with Mel
milania. And now and she came out with the same with Trump
lied. And he was he's unstable. I mean, he was just a Trump
checklist. She was just, you know, they just bring why one
guy has not been president for almost a year.
What was our domain name again? Did we have a whole gosh, I
can't remember what that was. We had I think it's Trump rotation.
Oh Trump rotation calm. Yes, that's it. Trump Hennessy.
The same list that they they're just there I don't know why
they're so I don't think Trump's gonna run in 2024 is going to be
too old. I think it's going to be de Santos. And so they're
they're not because they're not taking any chances. They're
going after the Santos jet is hard as they can. Abbott is the
other
you mean to Santas. Not the Santos de Santas.
Yeah, you know why to keep saying, Oh, I had a hairdresser
named de Santos.
Here it is Trump rotation calm. Yep, I'm still there yet. Number
one, a legitimate president. Let's do the top 10 number one
illegitimate president to lost the popular vote three
incompetent for White House chaos. Five unhinged. updated to
unglued six liar seven Hitler. Eight demands loyalty nine
cheeseburgers is all he eats. 10 sex offender and 11 Russia dogen
keep reading never says anything bad about Putin. White
supremacist, pro Nazi narcissist, mentally unfit,
insane dementia unstable clown or bozo foreign leaders hate
him, hates women misogynist hate Muslims. His love Islamophobic
hates gays homophobic anti Semite admitted molester and or
rapist 25th amendment should be instituted should be impeached
hates immigrants hates Mexicans in particular says all Mexicans
are rapists is racist. small hands small penis big red button
should not have nuclear codes. immature or childlike you need
an adult in the room tweets too much thin skinned bully holds
grudges forever mean bankrupt does not have any moment money
long ties fatter than 239 pounds plays golf too much after
criticizing Obama hypocrite by action seldom called one
incestuous would date daughter divorce a golden showers pee pee
vert tax cheat won't release taxes impetuous Nixonian
divisive corrupt violates the Emoluments Clause said Nazis are
fine people in Charlottesville wants to separate families puts
children in cages and is a conspiracy theorist obstruction
of justice money laundering and 59. Trump runs the mob
that's that's it? Well, there was one of them there's only one
in that entire list that I believe to be true.
The cheeseburgers
Okay, that's
what's the other one?
won't release taxes now. Yeah,
well, why should you? Just on that tip, and we got to take our
break. Maricopa County officials admitted to deleting election
data after receiving a subpoena from the Arizona Senate. This
was a very it's not clickable, it's boring. But it was fun to
see them have to admit that they actually deleted it and they
said well, we couldn't give that data to people because it wasn't
on the on the machine. Yeah, but you deleted it and you say you
archive it. Yeah. But it wasn't on the machine. To they're
playing footsies there. And in Michigan has charged three women
with 2020 election fraud. So there is some stuff to be looked
at.
And my there's a lot of fraud that took place. I think it's
common in a lot of states. I think California is rife with it
dire and and all these would, as you heard the chuck todd thing
going on about the Idaho they're going to change it they're going
to make it tough for people to vote it this all is about is
about voter ID. It
is it is because we have to let all those Haitians vote Exactly.
And the final one at this was I've seen this in the reports I
found it interesting that it got reported on ABC Jeffrey
Clark, the man Trump wanted as attorney general believe that
Wireless thermostats made in China were used to manipulate
voting machines in Georgia and Trump asked a top intelligence
official to look into it
then there's ample evidence that something went on with that as
an access point it was an attack vector that came in through the
nest to be and then you're on the networks are possible once
you're on the network you're on the network and then you can do
a lot of fun stuff but we will never know because they also
deleted the log files. Very annoying.
Yeah, no, we'll never know. But you know, they've been
disappointed. Trump is just a you know the promo I mean, this
is probably happened to other people. And they just go
whatever the Diebold machines when Bush won against Kerry
whoever it
was. Do you remember when that thing flipped like crazy? Yeah,
it's it's the flipping that takes place. That's what's the
one side
gets an advantage. They rigged the election for their guy and
then the other side.
Wait, it was it was Carrie Obama, wasn't it? No, no, it
was Kerry bush. Who was Bush's second term he ran against ryrie
but who didn't carry run against who ran against Obama's second
term?
That was Clinton Ono who ran against Obama if it no nobody
really
no. Okay.
No shoe and they had they had the rig there
but that was that wasn't carried that was gore that you're
talking about is
now bush ran against Kerry in his second after he got elected
against Gore, the gore thing. I think Bush won that and now
they're still in denial about Florida and they make a big fuss
all the demo. Florida was rigged the hanging chads La la la. And
so now that they get made a big fuss and to this day, in fact,
Al Gore used to introduce himself as the would be
president. That's fine, but if Trump does it oh my god is a
geezer trying to make a coup
not not started to make a coup. Gonna make a coup? Well, the
establishment the M five m they're there they're doing the
bidding. So there's worry about there about Trump and, and
considering the mass hypnosis everyone's kept him they should
be. They should be.
Yes, and they are. And it's obvious when you watch these
shows is that they're cringeworthy, which is me to
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I can't wait to find out how many spooks are going to be in
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You have at least five I'm guessing.
Well here's what's coming up for the week for the next few days
actually. So the Friday we have that's the 15th North Carolina
State Fair that meet at the waterfall hang out at the fair
the North Carolina State Fairgrounds that'll be at four
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for the party at the homestead five o'clock in backdrop too
many people RSVP we can't take on any more sorry all but it's
gonna be a great time. I'm we're very excited to go. Oh, also,
um, it was coming. Austin City Council woman, Mackenzie Kelly.
Oh, that's cool. gave me the challenge coin. She said, you
know, I've got to go to Friday morning or Sunday morning or
something just to get a real early she has to go somewhere to
like Arizona with some delegation. She said, but I
really wanted to meet the people. I really want to meet
the people, especially the ones around Austin. So I think
that's,
yeah, that's what she should. She should a good dancer woman
would
do. Exactly. She's the only good one as far as I'm concerned.
Probably. Even though she was in our district. I supported her as
much as I could. Then also on Saturday, Eastern Tennessee at
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Down to the lavender lounge, two o'clock lavender lounge in
Denver and a contact column for information on that and the
flight of the no agenda meetup number 21. Already at 3:33pm
steelcraft. The city of Long Beach Leo Bravo has been
organizing that for a long time. Snow quality Valley meet up at
four o'clock also Saturday devall Tavern and devall
Washington and on Vancouver Island. The bonfire for the
banished will kick off at five o'clock at BHS place Sook BC and
the monthly miglin meet up four o'clock number four I'm sorry
the fourth in the series at five o'clock at downtown gators
that's in Punta Gorda and the no agenda. Private invasion naso
Bahamas Oh my God, I wish I could go to all of these events
at 8am Captain Avery's pirate Republic brewing seems early to
be drinking but okay. That is no. Then showed a Sunday the
17th in North Idaho sanity brigade two o'clock at trails
and brewery and brick oven pizza. The Greenwood Indiana
iitm tribal meeting 330 at tried and true ale house in Greenwood
Indiana. Happy Nfn je de North Florida No, no agenda four
o'clock meetup safe harbor seafood in Jacksonville Florida.
Don't fly there. You'll never get up and the Outreach at
Orlando agreed to Orlando will take place on Sunday at six
o'clock at hourglass brewing Andrew Jones is your organizer
for that these are the no agenda meetups. If you've never been to
one you never know who you might bump into could be a council
woman could be spook could be anybody could be someone who
shows horses. It'd be amazed at the skills the producers the no
agenda nation has an very much encourage you to go to no agenda
meetups calm find one near you if you can't start one, it's
easy, and they're always just like a party.
Sometimes you want to go hang out with all day triggered you
want to be where everybody feels the same
All right. You probably have better ISOs than I do, but I
not necessarily I have six ISOs holy crap. They're all short
they're all the Shatner clips.
Oh, okay, let's see.
Last Yes Okay, so
I just pulled these up one by one. Oh wow okay.
Oh my goodness me
too those he's a little muffled oh my god he was static
Oh, I'm telling you.
Is that the wall or is there more? This should be 61123456
Here it is. I can't believe All right, here's what I have. But
yeah, doesn't really come out. was a double douche doesn't
really work. Hmm, this one I think this one is worth it. Do
you want to be a free man or do you want to be a slave? Kinda
like that?
Well shanor stuff is muffled at me and it's in for a good jacket
off.
Yeah. But it's not punchy. It's not punchy. No, it's
not punch I like this slave one so far you have anything else?
No. Wait, did I have one more? I spent hard getting him now I
just have another this is probably just as bad as the
first one he douche no to so we'll do free man or slave.
Okay, I only have one clip left. Okay, she was running over time.
Yes, this will be the this will be the one that people will
remember. They'll come back
after this. We don't listen to the c span clips once again. But
but they're evergreens. They're always good. They
are evergreen, in fact. So this is an important clip we should
know about and this is the clip it's a good 52 second clip from
NPR of the eye and I've taken it from two different versions of
the story. This is the eye the eye app sees oh yes the the
Hollywood comments gonna be out of business.
Film and Television Crews say they will go on strike on Monday
if their union doesn't reach a deal with studios and producers
before then. NPR has manually de Barco reports Hollywood and some
production hubs around the country would effectively be
shut down if the strike goes through. The Union represents
cinematographers editors, makeup artists, visual effects crews,
even people who feed the cast and crews as many as 60,000
workers and all the international alliance of
theatrical stage employees or IRC has been trying to hammer
out a deal with the alliance of Motion Picture and Television
producers at issue are living wages meal breaks weekend rest
periods and more compensation for working on productions that
are streamed online. I ask the president Matt lobes that the
strike for a minute past midnight Monday if a deal isn't
reached.
Monday this coming Monday yep super Oh my goodness. So not
only are they promoting all the all the streaming stuff now now
they won't eat no one will be able to produce it all
this is great. is fantastic James
Bond Did you see James Bond? Score horrible opening no $56
million No, it's just see
the movie. No, I
can't see it yet.
We got some reviews comic strip blogger came in with a review.
Oh, worst movie ever?
That's not comics sure blogger.
Well, no, that's the that's the reading the other first movie
ever. That's a comic strip blogger.
I'll take his word for it. Also, they didn't get a hit with Billy
Eilish. That's that's very rare that the theme song from bond
doesn't get plugged hard enough for it to be at least in the top
10 she didn't get a revival of it all. Complete dud. Yeah.
Well, it's
doing good business. I thought it's not doing good business. I
understand is doing is doing boffo, I heard it was
extremely disappointing.
I heard it was just setting the world on fire. I heard it's just
a piece of crap. Well, I heard that too.
Okay. Can we agree on something? We've got Oh, by request. We've
got congressional dish Episode 240. Coming up next. Gen Briony
rips apart the infrastructure bill. Love her for that. I'm
going to keep it brief for the end of show mixes since we're
running. Over time, we do have dynamite mixes. Now one of them
will be from Neal Jones, custodian himself. And then we
have gosh, I can't remember who made this one. Somehow, people,
when you send me under show clips, put your name on it so
that I can easily Find that but it is it'll be obvious how fun
the actual end of show mixes and coming to you from the heart of
Central Texas Hill Country FEMA Region number six in the
governmental maps in the morning, everybody. I'm Adam
Curry,
and I'm from Northern Silicon Valley where we have trucks
galore going up and down the road. I'm Josie.
We return on Sunday, and I'll have a complete review of the
ball strap Texas meetup. It shouldn't be a hoot. We'll see
you there until then remember us@dvorak.org slash na and adios
mo photos and such.
packed my bags last night pre flight. This is William Shatner,
and I would like to invite you to take the journey with me.
Zero our William Shatner, the oldest person to have ever flown
to space.
And I'm going to be right now. loblaws is having a huge frozen
food sale.
Star Trek changed everything. to boldly go with no 90 year old
has gone before. I'm not the man. I am. I'm a rocket. Rocket
Man. burning out this Star Wars.
You can call me Mr. Price line of best choice and travel. I
watched Star Trek now wonder how it's gonna come out and he's
helping us to write stuff. It's got a female column. And promise
tastes like butter. Promise.
I think it's gonna be
breaking news in the COVID pandemic, the CDC has changed
its guidance. Not exactly says the CDC today releasing revised
guidance. The CDC also debating
Their job is to look at evolving information of all things data,
an evolving historic pandemic and provide guidance. The CDC
director says free agency is looking into changing signs. The
page has since been removed entirely while the aging people
there's new guidance
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